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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-27

Italy is so cold that they want to get
out of it. They are afraid to so to
either Paris or London, on account Of
the epidemic of grippe which infests
both cities. And they are afraid to go
home from Genoa by the steamers of the
North German Lloyd; for the recollec-
ton of the Elbe still dismays. Parties
who left Rome two weeks ago for Paris
are now hurrying back from Paris to
the Riviera. Parties booked via Genoa,
have given up the passage, and
are Fastening to Liverpool and
Southampton. All are longing for a
house with a furnace in it, and a man
who knows how to run the furnace.
Who caresto fire UP within on DIXON mus
tard, when outside you are shiverinS?
Who cares for Romance Cont of 1864
when it is brought in to you as cold as
ice, and in room quite as cold as the
bottle? Who cares to sample Dion
''pain-d' epice" with chattering teeth?
And who cares for dinner at the Cafe
Toison, or a roast beef up" at Simsons
if at either place you may be met by
NADINE La Grippe? Now for the bill
Then comes the feeling and then strug-
gle for a seat in the crowded train
Then Paris and the Hotel Continental,
packed full of semi-scared Americans,
undoubtedly. 1t will be a pleasure once
more to hear the genuine unadulterated
American language, the English of the
future. English English is dying out
and will soon be but a forgotten dialect
Of the universal American tongue. You
bet; and don't you forget it.
PERIANDER.
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Etnancfal.
Business Was on Small Scale on an Ir
regular Market.

| DublntbS W. s'ihhAA 7cAib VII Ah II
regular Market.
New York, March 26-The stock mar
ket was irregular again to-day, but
business was on smaller scale. There
| were moderate transactions in stocks
which have scored material gains since
the first part of March, commission
houses as well as London firms being
| sellers. The strength of sterling ex-
change gave the professional operators
who have been fighting the rise chance
% talk about gold exports. 1t Is proper
to add that I'M the best informed circles
1t is not admitted that gold shipments
are likely at present. Furthermore, the
bankers credited with representing the
syndicate continue to supply bills ac-
cording to fvrnftters wants Rates,
however, are at the best figures of the
year. The early decline was 1A@1%
per cent, Susquehanna and Western
preferred being the greatest sufferers
The anthracite coalers were the feat
ures in the late tracing Reading was
the special card, advancing on heavy
transac tlons to A. The bonds moved
up " to 2M per cent. The rise i'm the
stock was based on vague rumors of
Vanderbilt buying and that the attempt
Of the Junior securities to intervene in
the foreclosure suit might result in, ben
eft to the stock. 1t was also reported
that the president on Thursday will
agree to give the Reading an increased
percentage in the matter of allotments.
Jersey Central first broke n to 951b,
recovered to 97@96%. Delaware and
Hudson fell 2 to 127A and recovered to
1873 Lackawanna opened at 161 bid and
recovered to 1631a@t62R Hooking Vail
ley, after rising to FITS, fell to 25% and
rallied to 27@261a. Sugar ranged be-
tween 1904 @1O11s and left off at 10O%.
The advance in the stock is still ascrib-
ed to manipulation. General Electric,
Manhattan and Chicago Gas were weak
at intervals. The changes in the gran
gers and railways generally were inslg-
nificant
The net changes were irregular, some
stocks being up Vow per cent, while
others show losses of A@% per cent.
Reading gained "a per cent. and Della
ware and Hudson lost Ia per cent.
The bond market was active and
strong. The features were the Reading
issues. Sales were $2,115, 900.
Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York,
and is Center street, New Haven:
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relief. was in bed when first began to
take the Compound After taking four
bottles, was able to be up and walk
around, and now am doing my house
work. Many thanks to Mrs. Pinkham for
her wonderful Compound. 1t saved my
life.''-MRs. HATTIE MADAUs, 184 North
Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
More evidence in favor of that never
falling female remedy, Lydia d. PINK
HAMS Vegetable Compound.
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THURSDAY Sale Of Dress LiniHgs.

In these days when Innings are used SO ex-
tensively-our low prices draw immensely.
Come whenever you Ike you always find our
Lining counter crowded Here is the reason
Soft Finish Lining Cambria, cut from the
piece in any length desired. Q cents yard.
Gilberts plain twilled Siicia very fine quail
ity retailed everywhere at IL cents, TIL RS-
DAY price cents yard.
Fancy figured Silisia, black on one side,sold
everywhere at zoe, Thursday at loo yard.
Gilbert's fancy sateen waist lining, double
faced fast black one side aud figured on the
other, sold as high as 38 cents yard. For
THURSDAY at l21S cents yard, any quantity
cut from piece.
lining. in any lengths of 2 to yards, 20 cent
quality, THURSDAY at cents a yard.
Grass Cloth at cents yard.
Scotch hair 9th, 40c quality, at CSC.
Imitation Hair Cloth at . cents yard.
Linen Duck for Dress Facing, Is cent quail
ity, at s cents yard.
Fibre Channels always kept in stock at our
popular low prices.
Our Thursday Sale of
Proprietary Medicines, Soaps and Toilet
Artices-is the talk of the town.
Buttermill1 Soaps sc.
Anchor Soaps, always sold at Co., THURS
DAY price lc.
Al .00bottle Sarsaparilla at 400.
5Oc. bottle Almond Cream at 25o.
40c bottle West India Bay Rum at loo.
25c. bottle Carter's Liver Pills at l2Kc.
10c bottle Ammonia at Sc.
&C. Vaseline at Sc.
lOc Machine Oil at 60.
l9c bottle Tooth Powder &c.
zoe. package carbonated Talcum Powder 10c.
Muc.lage, bottle, at &c.
Packages of Seidlitz Powders double
papers in packages for 10c. q package.
Pure Extract of Witch Hazel, ounce bot
lie, 10c.
and Violet Water, none finer in this market,
regular price 75c. THURSDAY at 39c.
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Opening Sale Of Ladies' Kid Gloves.

New Spring Shades for EasterThree great
special bargains on sale Thursday
$l25 Kid Gloves at 69c.
For Thursday only we offer real kid gloves,
our own importation, every pair warranted
latest shades of tan, mode, English red, white,
brown and black" with four large pearl butt
tons, at soc, at CSC these gloves worth 81 20.
sI00 Kid Gloves at SOC.
Foster hook red kid gloves, worth 81, at 500.
Csc silk Taffeta Gloves at lie.
Only for Thursday, Ladies' Black silk Taf-
fetn GLOVES at lie.
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HOW AN ADVERTISEMENT
SAWED A WOMAN,S LIVE.

[sPEoIAL TO OUR LADY READERs,l
W "For four years I suf-
kxSA fered with female trou-
GD bles. Twas so bad that
ia 81 / was compelled to have
assistance from the bed
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Notions and Dressmakers' Supplies.

These prices only for THURSDAY:
Coats Spool Cotton 3 cents, Brooks Machine
Cotton cents
Large Spools Best Linen Thread at 4c.
Velvet Facing. all shades, at cents.
Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields, 10 cent
quality, at scents,
Kleinert's silk dress shields, 25c quality, at
lie.
IL cards fast black Darning Cotton for 30.
Best Knitting Cotton, all numbers, &c.
Patent Hump Hook and Eyes, dozen on a
card, at 30.
Genuine Steel Scissors at cents.
Large ball Crochet and Knitting Silk, for.
mer price 25c. Thursday at loo.
Large spools Crochet Cotton 30.
GoodSpoo Silk at &c.
Feather-stitched Trimming Braid, all pat
terms, at &c.
500 yds Basting Cotton, spool. 1c.
Best quality Horn Bone Sc dozen.
Best selected pure Shell Whaebone, SO
inches long, EVERYONE guaranteed, Thursday
at lie.
Good Betting, yard pieces at lie.
Silk Elastic Garter Web, Zoe quality at 70.
Perfection and ever ready sateen covered
Dress Steels in all lengths, at &c. dozen.
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Sale Of Wrappers and Tea Gowns.
Immense Sale Of Corsets and
Women's Undergarments.

Greater bargains than Ever for Thursday.
Sl.U0 Corsets at Soc.
$. @. 6-hook corsets, extra long waisted and
every corset warranted to give satisfaction,
never before retailed less than 81, Thurs. zoe.
The W. d. 81. 25 Corsets at 69c.
Thursday we sell W. b. Oorsets in black,
drab and white, retailed everywhere at $l.25,
at soc. Any lady who has worn q W. B. once
will not change they combine all the good
features, perfect fit, elegant style and shape.
A Bargain Feast for Thursday, 81 Gowns 500.
They are displayed in one Of our windows ;
further comments are not necessary.
$1.50 Gowns ar roc.
Greatest bargain ever offered these are
made OF Fruit of the Loom Cotton, go inches
long, trimmed with So fine tucks and elegant
Hamburg embroidery any lady who looks at
this garment and thinks 1t could be dupli-
Gated in this city for less than Sl.25, we gladly
would make present of a half dozen of these
gowns remember, Thursday price Toe
zoe Drawers at lie.
When Fruit of the Loom Cotton costs SC q
yard we offer Drawers made OF this cotton,
with yoke band, felled seams, full width and
trimmed with fine cluster tucks, ut 15c.
Hamburg trimmed Drawers, made like
above, at CSC.
SOC Drawers at Csc.
Made of best cotton, trimmed with fine
cluster tucks and wide Hamburg embroidery
think Of 1t Such Drawers at25c They are
displayed in our window.
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to the chair, l
tried AL the doc
tors and the
medicines that |
thought would
help me.
A" One day,
while looking
over the paper,
I saw the ADDER
tisement of your
Vegetable Com
pound. Thought
/ would try it, /
did so, and found
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The most successful in the city. Every
our sales are bigger than preceding
ones.-a showing better than words that peo-
pie will appreciate Genuine Bargains.
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WHAT 10 THANK GOD FOR.

u lhyo been bspoo,la MY Year,; THINK
God Tor iH' exclaimed m OH clergyman Why
NhIs blinI oI plhn, sratItulct lIctms, hi, broth.
ers hal good ,IiBGitipI', watch ,lIuy rninul ut
last with nigh lgcliu, {. mud alt lipi VI gnul
and kidney di'cau, itc couIl cat but IlllIV. aud
W lived 'I~cubly-aHi long. llit UrU,hgB dpI
more work IN their short lives tllau hg Ii hia
long Que.
Hut what olit' Who wants 10 dwell inside oi
hl icebiB to keep from being suusrucES We
desire neither dyspepsia goat. nor ncryou, pros.
'Ia'loh' Yet w Americans Rto voting 20 have
All with a Vengeance. We work ami light
Tor all We aru worth to make money ,ucUqeiIng
" failing, ~ may BOZ aud hrJ then suu tcI out
early by somu nervous disease, ur by quick
consumption. Politicians, DOCTORS, law.
yefS' ministers, ttachcfi, business mon -utc
taking that short cut n the gave. whs' How
Let II great Scotch physician (whO went tho
same road himself two years ago) explain!
lilo says; "ScrNOuS malRllu, atu Of modern
origin, They Rtlsn from that nlnlOit universal
h%lllncnt, indigestion, with IL symptoms NJ im.
paired appetite, sickness, vomiting, lldlulCnru,
hcatlhnfn, acid cruClatlOn, collie. constipation,
etc. Tho diseased stomach cannot supply tho
"i"li huu nerves WIN tnu hcCcHAHlD bAblluln
aud, then tho liver, aud finally tho whole or
Ianlsm, brCakt down."
There you have it,-plaln rs a prImGr-thc
whole deadly process, Nav II Is 10 son this
business at lis i0untaln.Iual. The HpmGch. TINT
tho Shaker Digestive Cordial has been prepared
mud placed bUlOro the public by the Shaker
Community, of Nj Lebanon, n, Y. II Ii not n
mere ,tOuic" Ot n scdativC. II dOo,nt propose
10 dull The 'SnSs u ,ts'uss but to r1n7ue The cut {
Of h-indlRCatiOn, dyspepsia. ltprJmOtcS u FREQ
now OF the natural digestive juices, abatcs IN.
Illumination OF Tho mDcOuS membrane, prCYcpts
fermentation. mud sends the dIgcstCd food OH 10
nOufish the bOhy.
nru not likely 10, Ritor n taste Of Il, Thank him
lOr n strong AMI capable stomach, ScuLbly used.
Then thank the Shakers for II medicine 10 make
Il 40.
Trial bottles NmmclIato eject ten cents; at
almost nil DRUGGISTS
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PEACE WITH TA~LLEYRAND.
md have to pick my words with an em.
peror. md Gnd that everybody hints in
stead Of talking straight out. fccl like
n troop horac who has boon put in n
lndy's cRlcchc. 1t Ia not my trade. all
this min cling and pretending couldn't
do it, and | never like those who can.
So was right glad to got into tho irosh
air again, and | ran away up to my
0uar.ors like a BchooIboy who has Just
escaped from tho seminary master.
But A, | opened tho door the very
lrs. thing that my oycs rested upon
was n long pair Of sky-blue lcgs, with
buqsar boots, and n abort pair oil black
ones with knce brooches and buckles.
They both sprnng up together to greet
me.
"WoIl, what news" thoy criod, tho
two OF ther
"Nono," II Torcd.
"The emperor refused to 500 you'll
mo. Ihavc soon him"
"And what did lo snyY'
"Monsicur do TalleyrNnd," an
syered. II regret to say that it 10 quito
imnosalble for mo to toll you anything
about il. | hnvo pronlaed tho ON
pcror."
"Pooh, pooh. my dcgr young man"
sojd he uidiing up to mo NJ n cat does
whom it IL about to rub 'taoii against
you. "rhi4 is all among friends, you
undorptand, and goes no further than
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II HAVE BEEN rriSEiSG SIRE" CRIED I.
asked me. | bowed once more without
remark.
Very good. You will mec. mo there
At 10 o'clock !o.nighs."
had got past being surprised at any
thing which nigh. happen.
II he had askoi nc to take his place
upon the imperial throne | could only
have nodded my busby.
ave shall then proceed into tho wood
together" said the emperor. You
will Dc armed with 4 sword. bet not
with pistols. You must address no re.
mark TO me, and | shall say nothing to
you. We will advance in silence. You
understand"
II understand, sire"
AFTER 4 time we shall 500 Il man. or
more probably two men, under Il GER
tain tree. We shall approach them
together. II | signal to you TO defend
me. you will have your sword ready.
II on tho othcS hand, ! speak to these
men you will wait and see what hap
pens. II you are called upon 10 draw
you must see that neither Of them, in
tho event OF there being two. escapes
from us. l shall myself assist YOU"
But, %sire," cried, 81 have no doub.
that two would not be too many for my
sword, but would 1t not be better that
should bring n colnrade than that you
should be forced to join in such j struS-
g!e?"
ia, ia, "a" said he. 81 was a soldier
before | was an emperor. DO you think.
then, tka, artillerymen have not sword,
as we'll rs the hussars? But | ordered
you not TO argue with me. You will do
exactly what tell you. Ii swords ere
once drawn neither OF these men is 10
get away alive"
"They shall not sire" said |.
avery good. have no more ins.ruc-
tons ior you. You can go"
turned to the door, and then al idea
occurring to ME, | turned:
II have been thinking, sire" said
lie sprang at mo with tho icrocity OF
wild beast. l really thought tina: he
would have struck me.
Thinking" he cried. "lOu!, Eoni
Do you imagine chose you out because
you could think. Let me hear OF your
doing such a thing again! You. the
one man-but there! You meet me ut
the fir tree alto o'clock"
Ny faith, l WIS right: glad to got out
OF the room. II | have a good horse un.
der me, and L sword clankIng against
my stiErnp iron, l know where | am.
And in all talt relates to green fodder
or dry, barley and oats and rye, and
the handling oil squadrOns upon the
march, there is no ono who can teach
me very much. but when | meet n
chamberlain aud 4 marshal OF the palace
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~Chicnro-wbcat was weak to-day. influenced
Wy Law iotelsh ~shiPEenS' more l!EoFahIc
nrH'"rt anu sV','E {" tne ny 'uat
49, q ,I !, IcP55' "n"'L Mo" u
". wv. 81, va 'IDs.' ~
T"v, "m,n NH iUt e nud OUT
y: p,o,,s,"ns L,i1ilIH WIN JUL ''''ic Ci'a-Se'
~ ~ nv Hnen""sE"' ~ - ,
- : ~ " 2mta'ei 20; i
Ii'nH nTHt'It'' 20 Iti 80 Jun ,'l>n'-A
al '"'S ''|2a'i,sa9'c' september H''-i9--A
"n ,
EVAH- "su W. =, % th|ltC' - . yellow
"a ~ yVGg .! 1870 Iu4! S~4J-S7+tSSi sep
'etnos' 49,. 1t''ssC
VAls~' ash 10. SIC; No : Vito IA
go; 10. . WHITE 800; June S0,shi, ~
49, Jul! "UjHAI'.h'ic' september "Vs.S'Iiaa
'ig: ~ n ,o,.
hNL-No. o''fc
BAMtI-No: 3+H3c
TLlASLEo-N" l. 81 ":
iiNnIhl ~SEEb-FFiiae :!
AhST iohk-lash per bnL 81 1Jale G!'l: July
~ G+i shI= ''al- ~; september 81 "FAlJ ga
I-'-,-
~kHhp-Cash per lV' pounds % 5'sh 2I"; July
- 1-'at ,Vln ~ september 20 H'lb Ha' o.
SiioEE hlES-ta'h SIDE, . y'ab ~; JMly 20 5'a
ot.l' a. :, iJl,u' ~ !, 'tn" ',.'n ., i gty
sslteu AhouIdefs "%hA1sc' 'hort clear Sides ga
h3;c.
MHIsEf-plstillers finished goods. per gallon,
81 9t=
SI'NlS-I HCnAhScL
,or H Wv e'ea"ae'c' pV4l'':c' ""'Fic'
L-sau st.,I-,t rV.tttF,
E"ON-S'ea"! III i'alI3gc'
Sew fork-FlouF. %IeceintS 2i,T0 barrelS; cx-
noIts li.,OO barrels sales GO,Jn pnckage'; market
held atoII prices. Wheat receipts &j.lp9 bush.
els; exports W,9o bushels: sales G,SGd,OJj bushels
OF futures; spot maTkeIdul; options were weak
all day EXCEPT for n &c RAILS al the close under
big Russian shipments, heavy nlLS west. aud
fears that the bureau report might not he rs
Gulish as nnt!Giihted, cioInS AZ tai,SeoH: Clos'
iuE, NE. 'et JuuE 80, SHiS sc, A"Hn't ~ 81
sGpAGuluti CtGi NGNbDtl 0t'vEs DtCtllDC 81. -
to'l' leceipH tSN,'5I pushei'' tApotS 2',ivl
HASuois: sn,ra -.V,Vy' oIslrlS OF spot siol hIarNct
UNI . olHlG!s WSnh, C,pSinE az re LoMet C,o,,
!ilS; july Pc scP'eiHDct SIS JAS receipts
d5!WJ 1h>hciI' exports %J tu.hrls: safes No.,
Vol bushels OF futures anu 100 bushels OF
,I%'SI T nurt 40 CIo.iHI r''1 !, "a, "n'ge9TtH ~, I"I, qi Sos gu
,"mh", d. - Jior SciJI ,i,,r ~. V III,
Nm I',iS.r nm 'i L."f .,c.J G,, ~, ~
,,raiv IrTS Inii nrI InwrS ,yrs,rr, stcHm
,lG,ei at 81 :; Md TnTL; 5niI nntr"- Sn,nct'
..,s,c-" =, irr nIiT". d. c,r.,nc-r - I"'J H.
t".t"ry sNi.c: EIrIns isc: ImI:ati"n crcamrrv la
aI5r; siatcd inv iiaiSc; do creamery iSc, Egr,"
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GhicnEo-CNttlo slow; Inferior 10 fancy native
steers s. GOaG %: fair to good lots going 1T 81 dJl
3 ~; Gamers cows 81 15L! ~; butchers cows
and hrlicrS at s. Goat 90. mud bologna bulls ut
S. aUIl Is: calves 81 OjI5 ~. Hogs strong
heavy hogs sold nj 81 iOai ~; chiefly Mt 81 GDil
1 50; aud snlcS OF light weights were Mt II ava
1 g.. largely NJ 81 hIai e.; miNcd 81 ihai %
SpCcp-StfuuE; natives s. GOAT -; Texans 81 HA
aOii ~yculings at 81 JOI5 ~; Spring lambs s. hn
G ~. RrCripls-t attic 1900 head: calves 800
head: hogs 1000 head; sheep 10000 hund.
CIr%cinnnti-ITog active and strong nj 81 Onl
iT2I,,, receipts $500 hond: shipments I,UJO head.
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tGpvrighi, lslll
CllNlgrER LII.

i have hood OF your ncrvicos, Mon.
aiour Gerl7l." said he. "a may DO aafOr
with n gool sword at my side. aud thoro
arc reasons why yours should DO tho
ono which solect. But first OF all, |
must bind You to secrecy. Willis. |
1.-Two what passCs between us to-day muat
be known 10 mono but ourselves"
thought Of TallcyrNnd and Of La.
ralle, but | promised.
IN tho ncSt place | do not want
opinions or conjccturos, aud | wish you
to DO exactly what you arc told"
nj, You; sword hat | mood, and not
your BRAIN. | will do tho thinking.
Is that clear to your"
"YeS, airN."
you know tho Chancclloris Grave
in tho forclt?"
! bowed.
"iou know also the largo double Gr
trce where tho hounds assembled on
tuesday"
Had ho Known that ! met n girl under
1t three times a week ho would not have
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
CHEAT SUUTn AMERICAN KIDNEY Cure"
This new remedy IL 4 great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptucss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
back and every partof tho urinary pass.
ago in male or female. 1t relieves re.
tcntion OF water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
rcIief and uro this is your remedy.
Sold by r Ii. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W, Va.
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MRs. HARRIET EvAss, liinsdale, Ills,
writes: Let me say One Minute Cough
Cure ia a sovereign rcmedy Tor Group.
Ny children Il have thrco) arc subject
to this dread disease. 1t comes very
suddenly. but One Minute Cough Cure
has mover failed TO relieve ut once. l
should not feel sale to be without it.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va, B. +.
Peabody. Bonwood, and Bowie 4 Co.,
br;lrcport, o,
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New York-Accnts have advanced prices nS
follows; AlnOskrNc Xxx mud xxx ticEinrS igc;
Am0,Erng \ to II ~IirGtngS -. AmO'krrg 4 huf
10: stark 4 lacS -; Washington suIrlc prints
To 6I,r; River Point robes to Ne. Martha WASH
lng,6n PRINTS &c: hllru'R new dark vrHr,idus sc.
Ynulsliuk 81 Inch brown ColiOuS &c; blrArhrd
cotinns and cnmbricS In good request and more
business WAS doing In printed fabrics. Blown
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SOMETIME aGO | was troubled with an
attacl; of rIlonmatlam. fused Chamber
lama Pain Balm aud was completely
cufOd. | havo sInco advised many OF
my irlenda aud customers to try the
remedy md all speak mighty OF !,
Simon G0ldbaun, Snn Luis Roy. CaI.
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SYNrrovI- Moisture: Intense itching nni
singing; most ut night; wore by scratching. II
allowed to continue lumOr5 form, which often
bleed aud ulCuntG, becoming very sore
SwNYHE'S OISrNEST stops tho itching md
hIcuding. hcnls liberation, md In most casey re-
moves tho tum0!s. Al druggists, or BY, NAL, Tor
WcGntS Dr.. swayno & Son. Philadelphia ~
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Bridge & Terminal Ry.
C 0. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. IL. to take 0 Eco. l.:jIi. IL,
SUNDAY. November 10 1871

Time Table No. u. to take 0 Fco. l!:lli /, IL.
Sunday. November 10 1871
Leave Wheeling tS:Oo. t9:o, 2ll:,Ua. III, t,:9l,
eS:I5. ti:aJ. 300 y. IN.
Leave reuinSulh-tS:oj, Psi, lll:tjL m.,t!:as.
e3:li. li:y6. l9:U p. III
Leave Martins Ferry-fS:L,. 1851. ill:5!l. H.,
i9:S.., "J:+7, ti:is, e9:lt,
Arrive Terminal Junction-tS:l7, ito :O3, 2ll:ji
a. H., tI:S. "i:ih. tt:ti e9:lS p. III.
Leave Terminal J~unciion-t7:nl. 1900. 4 II.
el!:iO. n III. fj:bl. ti:0S. tj:li. 1915 =. M.
Leave Niriin'sFrrry ties, 1901 a M. 'l!:ti.
5l:0S, ti;lO. tj;I9 ts:5H p. m.
Leave PENN ~suln-t7:3i. t9:liam sll:5l, ii:lL.
tt:l7. tj::5. ISIS, .. IN,
Arrive Vince n S-t7;iO, 1870 a H.. "l.:jI.
ii:I7. tl:1,, ti:Jl, t?:u5 y N.
sDaily. tDaIly cIcspT Sunday. gSiudayi oaly
AutrMus will run on Eastern Time
J.E. TAuSSlG. Superintendent
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on CitT--OpQngi. 81 80, highest. 81 illSj lowest
u 70; closed ~ II T.. NHlc' i,nD barrels; ship.
nIUhls 1911 ,OlO hufrcisi runs 1851 barrels.
Sow Yurk-lrifUlcum iifmct, closed atsI q.
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v,Bsy Pennsylvania Stations,
TVgEGRnSgNdnid LINES.


IIrEYr OrrIrEa At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
warren Sr, fuOr nr ELFvESTH ST, NiEELISd.
Ar MCiUEE iiuUsE. WHEELING, ASp Al TGT
pESNyY LvHSA STATION. NNiiIErdiT.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
DoUSn

On and after Noudly. June 10. 1875. Pas
senCcr Trains will run AZ follows: sDailT.
tpaily Except sunday. Centrnl time.