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The morning call., 1894-09-08
The Hop Trade.

private circular says that the California crop
for 1898 was 81 400 bales; stock on band Julv
1893. 1883 bales and receipts from Oregon and
Washington 26S bales. making an available sup.
ply OF oZ,751 bales. The stock was disposed OF
as follows: Shipped overland, 43, 1873 bales; to
foreign ports, 1880 bales; home consumption
500 ales, leaving stock of 25lS bales here On
the 3Oth Of June, 1894. The crop In Oregon in
1898 was 81 $50 bales, most of which was sent 20
the East leaving onIy 496 bales at the close of
the harvest year. The crop in Washington in
1888 was $4,000 bales all OF which was sent 10
the East, together with 1000 bales Of the crop or
1882 leaving stock Of 1850 bales IN that State
on the 30th OF June, 1894. The 75O bales pro
dueed in British Columbia was sent East.
Up 10 within few days II was Thought the Pa
enc Coast crop for lS94wOu approximate l4O.
OOO pales. Late news from Oregon. however is
TO the effect that great damage has resulted from
ice and mold TO the crop in two or more counties
OF that State.
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fornia and Al-Ki from Portland, City of Puebla
from Victoria and Puget Sound, Pomona from
The bktn Arago loads lumber at Grays Harbor
for Haiphong, China, Ass, prior to arrival; bktn
hlikitat, lumber at Port Gamble for Hon oluIu.
he Laomene takes tor Liverpool 1882 lbs bees
wax, 1900 cs canned fruit 113 SKIS eascara bark
14I,90O lbs orehilla. 26,SO3 cs salmon and 1888
The Br ship Baroda is chartered for wheat to
Europe, 26s Sd net.
memorandum.
Fer Br ship Helensburgh-On Aug W illiam
WOOD, boatswain, fell from main tOpgaIlant yard
into the crosstrees and died. Captain Jefferson
states he was troubled with heart disease. He
was native of England aged "a years.
Domestic Ports.
Observation-Disclosures Sept 7-Stmr whites
boro, hence Sept o.
MOSS Ian DING-Arrived Sent 6-Schr Charles
Hanson from Grays Harbor.
POINT ARENA-Arriveu Sept 7-Stmr Green
Sailed Sept 7-Stmr Greenwood for Albion.
STEWARDS POINT = Sailed Sept z - Schr
Ar HE and Fontie. Tor San Francisco.
PORT Los ANGELES-Sailed Sept 6-Stmr
Protection.
arrived Sept -stmr Excelsior, firm san Pedro
PORT GAMBLE-sailed Sept 7-scnr Spokane
for San Francisco
Arrived Sept 7-Schr Compeer from Port Town
send.
AsToRIA-sslled Sept s-stmr state of Cali
fornia, for San Francisco: stmr Rival for San
cisco.
EUREKA-Sailed Sept 7-Schr John A, for San
Frant isco? schr Alice; stmr Pomona. for San
francisco: schr Bertha Dolbeer.
MORp BAY-ArrIved Sept 7-Schr Mayfower,
from Mendocino.
COOS BAY-Arrlved Sept 7-schr Glendale, hce
UNI QUA-saied Sept 7-Schr Lily, for San
.ALBIoN-Ssiled sept 7-Schrs Bessie X, Del
Norte and Reliance, for San Francisco; schr Let
II ia, for Portland.
REDoNDo-Arrived Sept 6-Schr Reporter. FIN
Astoria.
Foreign Ports.
OOl-ON-ArrlYt d sept O-Stm COlumDiA. from
New Yors
FALMOUTH-Arrive Sept 6-Br ship Glen
Dreek, hence March 20.
GREEN OCK-Salled Sept 4-Br bark Prince
Rupert, for Vancouver
NANAlMo-Sailed Sept 7-Bark Rufus E Wood,
for San Francisco.
moveme t. OF Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW fORk-Arriyed Sept 7-SImr Columbia
from Hamburg: stmr Edam from Rotterdam.
Stmr Persia. from Hamb burg
LIFERPOOL-Arriyed Sept T-Stmr Britannia,
from New York
HAMBURG- Arrived Sept 7-stmr Normannia,
For Late Shipping Intelligence See EYshLh Pnoe
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STEAMER. DESTINATION sAr1a PIER
Sun AND TIDE II.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. September
stmr Patterson, Moore. days from
Port Townsend.
stmr westport. Jacobs AS hours from San Pedro:
ballast to Pollard Dodge.
Stmr National City, Higgins, 22 hours from
Eureka; pass and lumber. to A Hooper q Co.
Stmr Hattie Gage, Nelson, 10 days from Nusha-
gak, via karuk days; ballast 20 Alaska Pack
ers' Assn.
Br ship Helensburgh, Jefferson, So days from
Newcastle. NSW; 24S0 tons coal, to Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.
ship Is Cheney. Mosher days from Seattle:
1900 tons coal, TO b Cornwall
Bktn Willie Hume, Brigham, II days from
Nushagak; 1921 cs 1907 bbls SO hf-bbIs salmon,
to Alaska Packers Assn.
Schr Arago Stensland, - days firm Sand Point;
10000 codnsh, TO Lynde & Hough Co. California
City direct.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. September T.
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka. Nj KaIish
q Co.
stmr Farallon, Roberts. Port Angeles; Meyer &
Akmann-
Sailed.
FRIDAY. September 4.
Stmr sunoI, waIvig
Stmr Mackinaw. Littlefeld. Tacoma
Stmr Coos Bay, Green, san Pedro.
Stmr Umatilla. hunter, Victoria, etc.
Stmr Cleone. Miller.
Bark Mercury, Colby, Port Blakeley.
Schr Nettie Sundoorg, Johnson, Fish Rock.
Schr Ocean Spray. elSen. Iyersens Landing
Telegraphie.
POINT LOBOS-September 7-10 M-weather
f0ggy wind 5: velocity 10 miles q
Shipping Notes.
Panama. Belgic for China and Japan. Farallon for
Puget sound, Humboldt for Humboldt Bay aud
Point Arena for Little River.
steamers to arrive to-day are the State OF Cali
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

=: Adelaide c. Clark TO Charlotte Drew. lot on N
nne OF Bush street, "a OF Franklin, n l2O by Z
25: $40.
Joseph and Jennie Bastheim to Reoecea Alt
mayer lot on s line OF Hayes street 100 E Of Van
Ness avenue. Z J SO by 1885, S5l25.
Rebecca Altmayer TO Abram Altmayer, same:
SO.
James j. and Kate Sullivan TO A NJ. speck lot
on line of Post street, I4l w of Larkin, w 25 by
s I2U; S11
. Florence y. Saltohstal to Ward & SaltonstalI
iof on Sw corner OF Broadway and Laguna street
100 by W 90; $40.
AdeIia II. Jones to Louis Frledlander, lot on s
line OF Page street, 200 w OF webster w 24:6 by
t,P. +. and Lucy I. West to W. $. Upnsm, lot on
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FOR PORTLAND r. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y IL NAV. CO., E Nc 1xA
4 ELL, Receiver. Ocean Div.-wil dis GSf&
patch from Spear street wharf. at 10 A. NJ for the
above ports one OF their Al iron steamships viz :;
STATE OF CALIFORNTA-Sept IL, u, Oct l,
8, II. is. p 81.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & n. Co.
system and other diverglne lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington British Columbia Alaska
Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. sl6; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin, u4iim tei $50.
Freight and Ticket office, IL Montgomery St
Ticket office, Pa a HoI. 4 \ ew Montgomery st
GOODALL. PERKIN & CO., Supts. ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market 50. San Francisco
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MARKET REPORTS.

FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. Z.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
China Rice lower.
Silver unchanged.
Wheat ana Barley futures weaker.
Oats. Corn and Rye dull.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Good demand for Hay.
Beans quiet
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter and Cheese firm.
Common Eggs slow.
\ o change In Poultry.
Lemons and Lines still scarce
Dried Fruit sells brIskly.
Vegetables as usual
Provisions unchanged
Meat market well supplied.
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CIonds and Sunshine

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly
report or trade which issues tomorrow, will say
The business outlook is much like an April day,
with alternate clouds and sunshine. In some
branches strong Improvement still continues,
while In others trade Is diminishing.
Strikes lessen for the time the working force
perhaps, as mucn as It is otherwise increased by
the strike Of garment-makers, which spreads so
rapidly that at early end is considered certain,
while the strikes In cotton-mills have advanced
prices 40 much that settlement is thought not
far distant.
The Governments crop report is expected to
Ioreshadow great loss in Corn, while other OBJ
ana estimates OF the yield range all the way from
15OO.0o0,00O to 1,To0,000.000. The uncertainty
aHects both prospects to some extent and an ad-
vance OF 1ac the past week mas followed re-
celpts not half those or the same week last wear
Nhsat receipts have been 1857 III bushe Ia
against so5O, S37 last year, aud yet the price ad
vanced &c, although Atlantic exports were onlv
l. ls1,6SI against z. IL ,645 last year
Fork advanced Csc per btrrel and Lard Csc per
1VO pounds, IS smaller estimates OF the Corn sup.
ply were entertained. F
The nrst bills against spot cotton OF tha nav
crop nave appeared, and the Financial Chronfcle
estimates the yield at $500. 600 to g. 600 600 iis
record OF last years crop being ,527 All bales
To all appearances the new crop will excead the
which the stock carried over September ! here
and abroad was l.5S9,484 bales. sales OF wool
have fallen to Ills, loo pounds of which about a
million pounds actually belonged to the preyIous
week, against 7,6lo,SOO In 1892 aud domestic
fine wool has weakened about a cent at Boston.
although Australian has advanced l1Sc with a
stronger foreign market. Failures In August az
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General Mernhnnhise-

BAGS-Cotton Fruit Bags, $3.50, 57sc aud 624 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 512955sc spot and il4c asked Tor June and
July delivery: Wool Bags, S4@36c.
RICE-Chinese descriptions are lower all around
TO conform TO the new tarif which takes of 4Oc q
ct from the duty. Chinese mixed, SO 4043 so;
No. l. 81 6603 80; extra No l, So 9004: Ha-
waiian, So 5O45 10; Louisiana, - Japan, IS 70
@5 so; Rangoon. 81 1904 % p ct
SU6AR-Tne Western sugar refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: tube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61ae: Dry Granuiated, 57sc;
COnteGtioners' A, 5s4c; Magnolia a, 512c: Extra
C. 5ssc; Golden @, Ise: ID. 4Tsc: half barrels,
Ac more than barrels, and boxes -2c more.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Gl

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 AN. SMfKEA
Sept. T. -, Oct. T. %, Nov. 9. u. 1sosEaas7zzS
Santa Cruz z-Mouterey excursiOn-Last Of Season.
steamer 7 mona leaves Saturday. sept. 8, 4 P NJ.
due back follow ug Monday, A. NJ
For British Colu mbia and Puget Sound ports
Scot. 7. and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, Hum mboldt Bay Wednesdays. A NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and ali way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, . a.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth Gay,
alternately. at II A N.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Oniee-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS, Il CO., General Agents.
1tt 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE Evening Posts London
cabegram says: The stock markets were dull to-
day. except for first class investment stocks
Americans were generally lower. closing dun.
The best opinions favor further decline. The
returns for August bad. The imports are
d own 475O00O aud the exports fl 900 900. The
eavy fall in values partly accounts for The fig
uTes. still they are disappointing and give no In
dfcaIiOn of q revival oil trade.
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Omaba Iiyestocl< Narket

OMAHA sept. -Catte-Recelpts 2soO Cows
in large supply and there was some pretty fair
stuff among the offerings. Gamers were Ia good
demand. The general market on cows and mixed
stock about steady. Cows, 81 1901 SO: heifers
81 25@l 3Oi calves, Sl@2; bulls, sl 4O@l so;
feeders 81 90@2.
Sheep-ReceIpts 800: fair to choice natives are
QuOtahe at 81 25G2 rs fair TO good westerns
$292 so; common and stock sheep 81 1902 % !;
LIZ, hs
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changed; at P. N. steady. Total sales, 1000
bags.
Rio-Quiet no. z Rio. nominal: exchange, 91sd !;
receipts. 5000 bags: stock, 260, 900 bags.
warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
$3.50 bags: New YORK stock to-day. l93.224 bags; /;
United states stock. 22I IFS bags af1Oat for the
United states. BOT 900 bags total visible for the
United States. 52e,llS bags, against 5le46S bags
last year.
Sugar-Raw. firm: sales $4,000 bags centrifugal,
81 for 50 test; refined, quiet
The morning call., 1894-09-08
$l4,iOs,521
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call easy at %: last loan, ~ closed
at II. Prime mercantile paper, 30o13%. Sterling
exchange was firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at "a S5AG4 50 Tor demand and 81 "a IA
for sixty days Posted rates. S4 So Lg614 s6Is asd
S4 s71R. Commercial bills. $4 S4@4 S414. Silver
nertifcnIes. 641sc bid.
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sam Frnnciscn Menr Mar et

Ali descriptions continue in large supply at the
low prices Wholesale rates for dressed stock
from slaughterers are follows:
BEEF-First quality, sc Z 10: second quality,
419e; thlrd do 3L904c p n.
NEAL-Large, s@1oc; small, 5@5c g 10.
MUTTON-Wethers 495e Z 10 lives, 4@41oC
= 70.
LAMB-5@5c = 10.
PuRK-Live Hogs. sc for heavy and medium
grain-fed, and sc p 10 for small fat; stock Hogs.
nominal; dressed DO, 6D7 Up c e 10
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Bank Clearinrs.

NEW YORK. Sept. THE following table.
compiled by Bradstreers, shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities the percentage of
spending week last year:
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gregated Liabilities of $lO,lSs.427 OF which
SSl72.330 were In manufacturing and IS O7S-
l53 in trading concerns During the week the
failures were 2l5 In the United States against
1928 last year, and AZ in Canada against Is last
The morning call., 1894-09-08
Trade Fairly Active.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say: Special kilograms from more Important
distributing points make it plain that in mercan-
tile lines trade is fairly active. fully meeting
earlier and more favorable anticipations in
great majority OF Instances and exceeding them
IA some. An increased number of interior BUYERS
at larger cit es within the week has served to
stimulate the feeling Of hopefulness. and aside
from the cOtton-mills strike in New England and
distress In the Northwest during the forest fl es
the week has not brought unfavorsble featureE
Staple prices tend upward. except for wool.
There is an Improvement In the demand for
money at Boston. New York and Chicago but
rates are Hot as high as usual the OF the
supply OF commercial paper as large. North
necessary funds with Chicago banks at per cent
srrIEiDE feature at the West comes from Chi.
cagU, where the business in all mercantile lines
has increased, aud especially indigo goods. the
total for tue week being the heavi est the sea
notwithstanding conservative purchases in
the market by Northwestern merchants. This Is
duplicated at It. Louis, where there has also been
larger volume OF sales, both by jobDers and
manufacturers. the total for August being equal
to that OF 1892. Omaha reports that Nebraska
stl needs good deal OF rain and that trade 10
iObberS Is fair only.
Milwaukee has experienced a decided improve
ment In demand for goods and money. while ST.
ber property by fire aud decreased purchases in
that market.
Minneapolis announces that the recent good
volume of business there is holding its own. I'm
proyement in some lines and a moderate volume
of business in others Is characteristic at Kansas
City.
San Francisco reports activity in all lines OF
business. with ship-owners In control OF the ocean
freight market and wheat rah up 2 cents for or.
ders for Europe. The grand total OF SS.47s 600
bushels OF wheat available in United States and
Canada September 10 is 25 per cent larger than a
year ago, but the heaviest stock OF wheat ever
held a like date,
The increase in American and Canadian wheat
stocks in August was II, eb5, 900, the largest Au-
gust increase record with the exception or An.
gust. 1892. Wheat STOCKS ahoat for and In Europe
September l amounted to 63,245,OO0 bushels
Within three months stocks or wheat in afi oat
for Europe have decreased 20 per cent while
those In the United States and Canada have in
creased less than / D per cent.
Exports or wheat United States aud Canada
both coasts (hour included as wheat), amounted
to 3,270.000 bushels during six business DAYS
ending with September 8. In the previous week
the amount was 4,6f0,O00 bushes, and In the FIRST
week of September. 1898, It was 4, 9O2 600 bush.
els and in 1892, 1867. 900 bushels.
Exports OF Indian corn from the United States
have declined 10 average OF q little over 100
900 bushels week. In striking contrast with the
quantities abroad In corresp ondlng weeks one
two and three years ago.
All Southern cities report favorable features
The morning call., 1894-09-08
GIINARl LINE

New York to Ltv@ruDot, via Queensto wn,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria- Sept Is. :30AN Etruria. Oct. l3, :O0PM
Campania 81 -. 1880 A Campauia. Oct. 20. 9 :3OA
Umbria, Spt 70. 80 AM Um0ria. Oct. 27, iuO PM
Lucania oct. g. 20 :3OAN lLueanis. Nov. 3, 900 NJ
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second caoin
$35, $40, $45, according TO steamer aud accom-
modations.
Steerage tickets 10 and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight aad passage apuIY
at cOmpany's ONCE, rowling Green, New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN & Co, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 10 WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.
ThSaTu II Agents, San francisco
The morning call., 1894-09-08
PnrtIand,s Rnsinnss

balances, S45.al3.
wheat-valley, rs @771ac; walls walla, 6s1a
67Uc = ctl.
The morning call., 1894-09-08
i oreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVER POOL.
LIVERPOOL sept THE spot market is slow
AZ As lOd. Cargoes are steady at 23s 81 FOR off
coast. 24s for prompt shipment and 2ss 90 for
nearly due.
The morning call., 1894-09-08
LIVESTOCK.

day. 1922: shipments $500; left over about
5000: quality poor Market active, with best
grades 50 i0c hi CHER; others strong al sc higher
Sales at So 50G6 30 for light. S. sG@15 10
for rough packing, 40 $500 40 for mixed and
S5 1906 90 Tor heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Reeeipts, 1900 Market moderately
active and firm at unchanged prices.
SheeP-Reeeipts 5000; fair demand; 0rm.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-09-08
q 1T IRIS

The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
Ing Liverpool quotations for O. Red winter
September, IS 4d; october, 4s 5I5d: Novem ber.
IS 614d; DecemberI4s I'd: January. As 71ad;
February, 4s 1ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept 7.-Consols 102 7-l6; Silver
29 13-l6d; French kentes, 1O4f SC.
The morning call., 1894-09-08

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
Steady, unchanged; No. Spring Wheat. $40
55c: y 3 Spring Wheat. nominal; 40. 2 RED.
54@541sc; No 2 Corn 561sc: Prime Timothy
Seed. 50 35 Mess Pork = Dbl. Sl4 l0Gl4 25;
Lard. y 100 IDS. s. 20: Short RiUs sides
sides OooseJ. 81 1907 80: Dry Salted Shoulders
fDoxedl, So SO@e go: Snort Clear Sides fboxedl.
50 lOGS %; WHISKY. distilerS' finished goods. y
gaI. = 80 Suesrs-Cut Loaf, unchanged: Granu-
lated unchanged: standard A. unchanged.
ON The Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket firm; Creamery. l4@Z3I4c: Dairy 100
zoe. Eggs. steady al 1901 &c
The morning call., 1894-09-08
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET GO.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL ES~s
~ fortnighty for the West Indies and xE7EExy
southampton. calling route at CherUOurg.
France, and Plymouth. 20 land passengers.
Through bills of ladinR, In connection with the
Pacific Mall S. S. Co., issued for freight and
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco 20 Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-cass,
$195; third-class S97 SO. For further particu-
lars apply to PARROTT & Co, Agents,
tt 500 California 81.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-05-11
Pale Women!
A Professors Interest.
ing Statement.
He TALKS ABOUT THEM AND
THEIR TROUBLES.
AWeak Stomach Causes Half
Of Their Debility and
Poor Health.
Gear Complexion and Rosy Cheeks
if Digestion be Good.
A Physicians Specific that has
Proven a blessing to Women
in Poor Health.

"Are the women Of America degener-
ating in health and strength?'
This interesting question was lately
discussed by an emineut scientific man
connected with a prominent eastern col
lege. Among other things, the profess
sor said:
The time was, so our grandmothers
have told us, when wives and daughters
in this country were models of perfect
wOmanhood. But in place of this we
too often find contracted chest or waist,
diseased liver and dyspeptic stomach.
1t is fashionable to be pale. to have deli
cate health, and to 90 into a decline.
But sound health is within the reach
of every woman. Sound health means
good complexion, rosy cheeks, bright
eyes, and attractive lOvelness. Most of
the distressing weakness from which
women suffer arise from the stomach.
Food does not assmiate, and the result
is their systems get poisoned, and they
become sallow, dyspeptic, old before
their time. The way to restore health
and bright looks is to take DR.. Howard's 5
Specific which acts directly on the di-
gestive organs, and gives healthy action.
1t is the experience of thousands aud
the testimony of the highest medical
authorities that DIR. Howard's Specific is
above all others the best and safest rem-
edy for the stomach and Its many all
ments. 1t is a great scientific discovery
that for years has been successfully used
in relieving stomach troubles, constipa-
ton, indigestion, and liver complaint.
Unlike many other remedies, DIR. How
ards Specific is both easy and pleasant
to take, being in the form of little silver
ed granules. The effect of the specific
is at once felt. 1t relieves the system of
all impurities, restores healthy action,
and imparts fresh vigor. 1t proves a
boon and blessing to women in poor
health, and every sufferer should at once
call at Isaac Sterns' and procure vial
of the handy little granules.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-05-11
CURRENT COMMENT.

Since the late rains, candidates for
State senators are springing up on every
hand, None below the skin: IN limit
will be accepted Jericho Press.
"Runuing banks and calf-skius seems
to be Mr.. Pages best hold" says the
Barre Enterprise. Running for COVER
nor may also be included in the eX-
governors special accomplishments
Mortified News.
Col. Breckinrdge sounded at Lexing-
ton the keynote of his caMpaign for re
nomination to congress. He is running
on the penitent-sinner issue. There is
as much humbug and hypocrisy in this
plea for votes as there has been in
Breckinridge's past life. II is not as a
penitent sinner that this man stands be-
fore his constituents, but as detected
sinner. There is a great difference be-
tween the TWO kinds of sinners New
York Sun.
1t needs no prophet nor son of pro-
phet to tell the people that the money
panic of the past months is likely TO
result in ultimate good to Vermont as
well rs to New England generally. The
losses In Western investments by New
England people have been pretty severe.
Costly though it may have been, it is
bound to teach them that a safe Invest
ment at home of five OF six per cent is
far better than CHANGING it in the South
or West on a promise of 10 or II per
cent. Home investments mean home
prosperity Orleans County Monitor.
There seems to be wonderful unani-
nifty among the newspapers for Colonel
L. A. Woodbury. for governor. This is
all right, but the one who accepts the
lieutenant governorship must keep in
mind the Inscription over Dante's Infer
no, "Ne who enter here must leave all
hope behind" There is neither Justice
or fairness in taking such a position.
The fact of having held the position of
lieutenant governor should mot he al
lowed to hinder or assist "a person to a
higher Office. Get the beSt whether he
has been fence viewer, hoy constable or
third selectman. 1t mis- be treason,
make the most Of iN[ Springfield Re-
porter. u