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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
J. d. McCARRICK.
T.. T. LAME. Agent. Al.

p oANOKE. NORFOLK AND
N BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing Sunday, September Isl.
1895, the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore. and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Fri
day at 5 p. IN.
Freight received only on sailing days
Telephone 8. WIN. RANDALL.
Agent
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wHoLEsAI.E ouoTAE1oM
prS Wal osta.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. l, 1896.
Flsh-Mackere4 No. 2. in kegs. $500;
new, small. $3.50: new. medium, si2. 90:
No 3. in kegs. $3.50; Herring, Family
Roe, half barrel. $3.50; North Caro.ino
Cut Herring. s3.S5; Eastern In barrels.
seas.
Provisions-Narket steady; mess pork.
new. SS.75: ham. pork. new. $3.50; hams
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. &c; far
backs. 3T.c.; bellies. re. as to Size
pieces: pork, plate $3.50 per 100
Should ers-Sugarcured,6 &C.
Bacon-Shoulde-s, &c.
Breasts-SuEar-cu TIC.
Smithfieid. l2'A@l+i&c; s. c. slip hams,
80 so
Eard-Pure lard, tierccs. size; cases
and tubs. &c. over price of tierces: com
pound. 40; tierces, in cases and tubs.
&c. higher
CAeese-Cream. SIZE; Western Dairy.
Sc.
Butter-Market easier: New York
State dairy, new. 1ec.; fresh creamery.
19c.: Western, 1e6lSc.
Kerosene oil-Firm: 112 degrees, TIC:
GO degrees. 1Oc.; Red $50 degrees, 10jkc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Since 1873 there have been nine epi-
denies OF dysentery in different parts of
the country in which ChamLcrlgin's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrheca Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dysen-
terry. when epidemic is alrnos, as severe
and DANGEROUS as Asiatic cholera Here
tofore the best efforts OF the most skilled
physicians have failed to check it's raw
ages. this remedy. however, has cured
the most malignant cases, both OF chit
GLen and Adults. and under the most
trying conditions. which proves ii to be
the best medicine in the wrold for bowel
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
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Rss> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lAJhplHI
4 FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGER e.4..s All; Apo,r r4.r.
ED TO SAIL fren' Norfolk DAILY at
;TiiiSIKIsspASs ANb FRl5HYs ai 80 8 M
sMTnkSP ;inns p: M Passenger &c
rare, Including meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited to ihirf5 IS
r,I nor ,! .s.I ana reserva;ion 81; stass
55 Goin a,r aepiy at Campany's Office, n
.h ~. Street or NJ general Office at wharf.
NEWPORT News every sUNDAY e eae Ming
TIME sGlii4bULh q, Oh 't sTt5 ;gahiIs;
isi a.li, Roads: Northampton. Luray.
S%e hR',, sunday. Leave conipany's Wharf.
m Fo p, o o., rolNT-A. $40 and i: is !,
~, an. a M and 3:C5 p. IN: Bay Lac wharf
Norioik. at 700 pnd ll:99 a. IN. and 1:0SS
For, -fiAMproN-nt Ills i, a. m. = s:as
a.a1 ;, inS y; M; Bay Lane, 1880 a. m. and
s NE SWE!s;2@i? a !! So' A aHf ?S5
, ssaS Line wharf at sSs p M ae aa as
ESN EASE %i;D WARE R1vrRs
w hhy e at o sanSsy l.eaYnE Gompsays
rSS os s5 w KSSySG1s e;
Il III. NS1'S' wv
;, FOR E,i15, BACK. poouosIN AND yoRg
E - S,I,romchinS AZ Old Point-Lenvs
ana t'riday at 6I5 a. M: Portsmouth. "a,
"a. M; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, Mt g:46 q.
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AM
SUFtOLN--At y. M: Portsmouth a.iS
p n n connecting Ut Suffolk with s. anG
Freight for Matthews. Back. Poouosin.
Ware Severn, York and Nansemon1
rivers must he prepaid.
freight Tor Washington. N. c. and land
inSs on Tar. IaInlicO and runro r5vera
T E = Ga, nt and delivered from N. & Ia.
~ Fre nG for iSewhern, n. c.. received az
Freight received ,tniiv c,csnt
on Hi ro mfIneuNie" subject to change Wit.
n. r. cRowEL1.. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
E'car,ut Market.

Market dun: prime, 2hQ2Mc.
strictly prime. 2%@25Sc. fancy, 22.c.
common. PC; Spanish. A.1o@l2O.
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Naval Ste,rcs.

Rosin. S1.00 per barrel: pitch, .25 per
barrel: tar SIZE per pork barrel. and
$3.50 ligion: turpentine. i0c. per gallon
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Fresh EIah.
Trout,

Trout, large gray (per pound),
2N2'sc.: salmon( per pound). 4c.: croak-
srs (per hundred). sl25.; Sleeps
heaas tper pound, 6Q7c.: blues. &C.. but
ter fish, &c. per pound: Spanish macker-
ell Sc per pound: spots. so per 100.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Cash Quotations-Fleur was DIM ona
sleady and prices unchanged: No >
spln'E wheat, 5SN5SAc. No. . red. SlIbGI
VS. 1SS; NO : corn, 2t1sd2i5sc.; Nc. oats,
Mess pork. sG.25aG. 90: 1ars 60 oos,
S.22la: s. Il, sides S32503,2 20: W < sSo,g
dcra S%1'gs.00: S. &. sides, S3.60a3 s2is
Whiskey, Sl2 '''- ~
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NOrfOIn and pnrtsn,outh
July sIsf. k6D0.
ARRIVALS.

Brig Carolina Gray. Locke, Portland,
light. to lond for Port Spain.
Schrs. Fannie G. Bowen, Chase. Fall
River: Hattie V. Eelsic. -, Bridge
bort: Maid of the Mist. --, Carriers
Creek: Cornelin. Hill. Seaford, Del. to
VIM. Lamb 4: Co.. for coal.
Schr. John j. Ward, Wilbert, New
York: light, to load pig iron. Made
trip here In nineteen hours.
Schr. Alice Il. Phillips. Miller, Clarl;'s
Cove. with ice.
schr. Moonlight. Cranmcr, Rondout
with cement
schr. Horny ID. Hay, Douglass, New
York light
Sch-. II. c. Knight, Jr., Crowley, New
Yorl.. light;
Schr. Carrie Wright, Todd Baltimore.
light.
Bargcs Hope and Marion, to VIM.
Lamb & CO., for coal.
Tug Olive Branch, with barge SlOOp
Petersburg.
MDAIORANDA-
Schrs Maud Dudley and Melville
from Maine with ice, passed through
Hampton Roads last night in tow OF
the tug j. Alvah C1arj, for Richmond.
Schr. Addic =. McFadden, Stewart.
is at Hampton With ice from the kenc-
bee.
Cane Henry. va. uuly al.-lim.-
Clear Northeast wind: u miles. Light
northeast sea.
Port of New York. July 3l.-Arrived.
schr. John a. Curtis. Beel. Norfolk.
Glasgow. July 3l.-ls-ltish steamer
Gulf OF Tsrnnto. Hudson, Norfolk, and
Ncwpott New.
CLEARED.
Schr J. Il. Darlington. Anderson,
New York. with lumber.
Schr. c.. Insley, Baltimore, with lum-
bon.
norenr v,r,l-o,e, nnI Corcjco JJ,Lol-o,,
or New York. with ce2l.
SAILED.
Itaiisn bark Motia, Migliore, Trapinl.
with staves ard headings.
Schr. Lucy Wheatley, Taylor, New
York. with lumber.
schr. Samuel II. Sharp, Crowley. New
York. with Timber.
Schr. Carrie Farson. ---. Newborn,
". c.. with coal.
Srhr. Corneiia. Hill, Old Point. with
cD:Ll
. Schr. Alert. Scott, with stone for Old
Point.
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ID ALTIMORic, CHESAPEAKE e.
ID RICHMOND SrEhMROA

ID RlClIMOND STEAMBOAT co
PASSENGER AND FRElGHT ROUTE;
baltimore and Norfolk Route)
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JULY l. 1896
Leave Portsmouth 10y Norfolk ferry daily
except SUNDAY 500 y. m; leave Norfolk
foot Jackson street. $50 p. m leave Old
Point $50 p. III; arrive Baltimore, foot
Lee street. 800 =. III.
Leave RaltiRore. foot Lee street. daily
exceut sunday. T:G5 T.. H.; leave Old Poini
ffa a. IN. Arrive Norfolk. foot jackson:
gtrest 1850 n. M: arrive Portsmouth fNor-
'rhc trip ny these steamers affords. ~,
an lava Nc sail IN the Chcsapeakc r,.
ri" service is hrst-eiass In every Respect,
meals slrvtd On Hinerican plan. Tickets
destination Ti.,sroons reserved upon
of Faye. =, street, 'l'hone $50 r &. O. !,
r. ticket "itice - Main street 'phonr sSg
-. on board steamer.
Freight received at the couoony,s
wharf. Norfolk, and Eminerson's whayf
Portsmouth,. daily except Sunday untiI Z
r. ia.
J. d. McCARRICK.
L. T. LAME. Agent. n.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
kGclQNIS' GAIDeTS' TRANSFORMATION Go

DIRECT ROUTE.
SANhNNAn
ENtly MONDAY. MEDNESDAY ard
FRIDAY AT l.. Ia. for BOSTON.
FOR P:tOVIDENCr:
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY anl
SATURDAY al u Il. H.
FARES no BOSTON AND pROVI-
lIESEE.
tiiSt-claSs, incluLII.. I,r.i3 nnu en-
loon Staicioon Dci th................sIl 90
second class. Including meals Su.
pc'ti ''',.,,.'. ..,........ $500. ...S CO
"A, tOk san ANNAH.
S:'ery WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
at y q. III.
fhrcT r.rHt class, Including meals
,ui'' u'ith ..'............ ............. $l2 90
Fait az IS,ccad class. Including; meals
I"n,., p'',h -, ....................-... eu
Irr'Sh"hlG frc'Eh sent VIA Providence.
IcfMhid,d by early tram 10 Boston, AMI
2, me same rate us By direct steamers TO
., nerishablo Freirhts not received later
IMAM - IN. on sailing days OF Boston
snips; 1:JJ sailing days OF Providence
IGor, further Information apply tn
4: y. STERRlNS. Asst Tariff Mrr'
W. J.. ,TTuRMEE: General Pass AIT
J. WHITNEY. Traffic Mama Sr.
Gen'ra! Offices. Italtimore. Aid.
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Esss-wholcsalc. dun, at Ice. Fer

Becswax-2{@25c. per pound.
! Truck-lrfsh potatoes. new. red. 400
zee. per barrel: early rose. 5O@Goc. per
| barrel.
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Coffee-Steady; Rio, common, l5&c.;
fah. 161s@17c.: good. 1SUl8hc.: choice,
19@2oc.: Laguayra. 2O1aQ21c.; Java, ESQ
seize.
Syrups ana Molasses-Steady; Syrups.
Bright. 1Sd23c.: Fair Grades. I6Q2Oc.
Porto Rico. i6. 20 and 26c.. as 10 grade
New Orleans Molasses-Ouiet; Fair.
COG 25c.: Good, 25Qi soc; Choice. Sc
F'lour-Marliet steady: Western Spring
Wheat. Best Patent. Family, S4.ls; Win
ter Wheat, Best Patent. s4.05:
Choice Straight Family. $3.50: Good
Family. $40: Fair Family, $3.26: Good
Extra. $40. Meal. per bushei of so TBS.
44c.
Salt-Firni: Liverpool Fine. $1,000
ITO. as TO grade: G. A. 55965c. as to
weight.
Rice-Milled, 5Gec.
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These trains connect at Greensboro with
main Line Trains, reaching principal
point. South. Southwest and Southeast
Depot ticket OG4cc open thirty minutes hB.
fore departure OF tr.t!ls. foot of Jackson
For tickets and full information apply
to
Il. T. LAME. General Agent, corner Lee
and Fayette SIS. Norfolk, Va.
w H. GREEN, tirnrrai Superintendent
J. NJ GULF. TInfiic Manager.
w. A TURK. General Passenger Agent
General Ogc"s- No. 1900 Pennsylvania
nvenue. Washhgton. d. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Women who are weak and nervous. uha
strength and visor In Hoods Sarsnpurjii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

A Tia MTG AMI pANVILLE RAIL
"a WAY. -33is
SCHEDULE in EFFECT APRIL Is, .SG.
TIuIu NJ. l.--L'5!iy, Norfolk.
tShlppers Compress WHARF at 9:2s H.. m,
West Norfolk gi1 u. III. FOR Danville and
intermediate points: arriving at Dam
fImn 40. daily except Sunday.
Leaves Nbiio!k 5;%j y. M, West Nurfolk
= 90 %. IN. arriving !awrenceville g:tsJ A.
in Leave i.aw-enccyi.,c (No. g. 500 Il.
m, arrive Dan9ille l0:S9 u. ~.
Train No. connects. ut EMPCRIA with
A;IAstie Coast Lina train No. 49, for aii
points South, leaving Einror!a 9:l0 u. III.
This tram viii await tho arrival Of TRIM
No -, wncn notified Ivy the y. C. H., thar
there are passengers Tor points on the a q
and ID west nf iieipor,a. ~
Train No. CSnp"ctS at DENNISTONs
JtjNCT. WITH Noi folk and Western r.. r.
fer DurharI and intermediate points. 80
Trans Ms Has! .SiIllrctS ut ,JElIr.
FRESS iuNCT. and DANyILLE for r,l2
pvintS on .i.ut!isrn railway systeii ~
IAui:aGn scciiers between DanvllIa and
.AShvllie. Atlanta. tack sonville, AIeI.l-f
pnis and "ew Orleans.
M tiAils connect at Buffalo junction
with brnnch trains. TO and from Buffalo
Lithia Springs, cr"cpi on Sunday. s1
Tickets on sale aud baggage chacta.i
AT Wakes .tHenGy aud Compauyfa
wharf. Norfolk: and at w. Y. III WIN.
Hams AGENCY. Portsmouth. ~
e. d. OWENS WIN. IT. TAYLOR,
". r.. Il Gen. Man's.r Gen rass At &
CHAS .. lIAINES, snperintendent.
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NO EXTRA FARE on ANY TRAIN.

NO EXTRA FARE on ANY TRAIN.
No. dO3.--"'rho Atlanta Special" loavos
Norfolk. via Ferry, DAILY, ut tl.3U pm.
Leaves ,,ori.mouih.BA at 1901 Night.
Tor Suffolk, Franklin, Boykin. Wrlinn. Hcndor.
son. tar. Durham dnily. except Sunday Raleigh.
Southern i'Eios, Wndcsbor". Monrnr. Chailnilo,
Chester Cliatmn. GrecnSotd, hhhcvil!c. Eibriton,
Athens. Att;tmIa, augusta, Maroon. lle,
Mrinphis. Texas. California tYin Mcmph,a) SDlic
Limited Tram. with Pullman Buffet Slsnpers and
.usi .ti'lrl COACHES.
No. di.--"The ). n. y. ExpresH" fcRycs
A"ria'ih, daily. at D.O5 am Leaves Ports
mouth. Iaiii, ntJ IL ann, for all above p"in.H
n'N fenn,r;m GuTheeSborv Lewiston, and ~.
attain" Coast La" prihis. VIA Weldon. a lao fot
MenlatrusN. bile New Orleans. Texas ana
urNitn wa INV Orlranrl. &i-o connecting ~
finnkl.n hl"hdnAs, Wednesdays and Fridays, Tor
lnLyrGs oh the Biackwaicr rNrr.
no. hO2.-kIiiNc Portsmouth daily - am.
NJ" hs.- , Irivc Portsmouth daily $50 PIN
fnr h'hri., baggage chicks uleop.ng car rcSe5.
Vn'ioiv', etc, apply 10
T. VI SI"wn. de-. rAs<r irt., ~ MIN ST. Ncrrslk, Va
Tee" Hei luiir. lr.,. fLss't Igi.. rort.uonih, Va.
". '. l" william" Ihlti lri, MI High at forisuon.b, Va
Z. sf. JOHN. yirr President and GcufraI Manager.
v. q Mr. mr. GrI-r.i Superintendent. fart.moutt. VI.
u W. ~ olWEK. I. J. AaukRSuN.
Iran' HsnSss' Gencfai Pr,s'r Art
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- SHIP FOX Observation-Disclosures only
uirect Iino from Noftolk to Phiiadelpbifi.s
Until further orders, steamers are abe
pointed TO sail from norfolk every
Mpnday, "wednesday aud Satnrtie II IA
3 y m: and from Philadelphin every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, siss
Through bills of lndng 20 all posnta
South and Southwest via Seanon "a "a ne
laptic Coast Line Virginia and TennesSeSs
Carolina. Norfolk & Southern Raiirnitae
JAMES W. %ccARRTcK. 81
General Southern Agent. Norfolk Vs. 3.
WIN. p. Clyde. q CO,
Assss0. FAssaaesps6.a.
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TmavE..EIss, CUTIE.
hOTf0lk, Virginia Beech 0nu Southern R. R.
RUNNING BETWEEN NORFOLK and
Tho ,,nnm,. nrsnu s,s.,d., Z
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY Al

LIME Table IN EFFECT MAY 81.
1870 -. ~.
LEAVE NORFOLK 500 a. m. Mixed.
2:Sv a. IN. Through Ex. s1l.30 u. nj. Note
'l;W p. m Local. LEX. .J:l5 u. ill.,
Trough In; 500 p. m. Through Tx. 6S5
p; m. Local Elk. '1:35 y. ri. Through Ex
Ex. 1890 q: m. Through Ex.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH-'6:l5 o. m
Note a; $50 a. III. Local Eek. / 100 D.
m. Mixed 200 p. m. Through Ex.. 3:25
p p IN, m Local Ex 800 p m. Through FIX.
tx. 10 30 p, an. Through FIX. II go a. III
Local FIX. LOO a. m. Through Tx. n 4OJ
Daily. Daily except sunday. II Sun.
Note ''A"-s,ops only at kempsyille
Lynnhaven and Ocenna-
Trains stop only ON signal OF lrterne.
diato stations to put of or take ON pas-
sen&ers Through Express Trains make
tho trip IN ihirty-ilvc minutes: Local E1-
press trains. forty-tive minutes
\ Chair Car is attached to all Passcn-
ger trains. Seats. CSC. each
r. j. HOLLAND.
General S'nnrin rrtIcrt
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ChfcRGo s1nrlIer-

tnicaso. Aug. 1.-The sentiment o,a
tteiins among wheat traders was bill
inh ,his morning. and until within hni,
49,, nouI oil me close the tendency nf
n,, was to rise. The bulls feI, Cow.
ho"h' OF accomplishing sorrcthiner 81 u
N"N vi an advance. but develnn,n.n,,
proved that they were unabI, IT, ~
Ven thelr own. The fact that E,nriinh
,ha ~ 80 were celebrating holiday had
~ erect or rendering the Sam: "
guinness more than usually proncnn,".ii
LAST night $ rains were put forth 80, w.,
armament for strength. but tho rre,;'.'
.ioi'S vi Ia'r weather for the next thirty-
SiS HOURS nuiilfied that argument,
N"rh acnelNcd no notoriety te-dnv I,
SIMPLY followed no noterictv tod.
olSfeGarded all other inforinaiion
Oa,s were firmer. The strengih roc
purely sympathetic and business erne.
'' r, out ordinary characteristics
Observation-Disclosures lighter than
oected run of hogs was instruran,o, ~
strengthening the tone of i,rovisione 81
lnouGh the feeling at the yards was m
seuled and irregular. BUSINESS cemIa
i,uNe nern brtier than 1t was. all round
III ~ i"e dCtiRcSs being general.
wnoo, Opening Highest Lowest Closing
Auensi. .....?5s,. ss,s 81, s7D
f De.s,ansr .sia5 ~ 5ssa's'5 50
Corn V.z
May ~ ,4a.t'S rs .l..a!It, ~.
S sts.- '='is IS PA az
1epiembsr .lSlals;S iSs> ISais,s lso1s,z
DE emher. 49, lsi lssI iiS1is's
re :ri''''zo' aa1 2u3aaH 1OiIa2o:I 70 .aoos4
Sentomberd - 40 c,5 a.,>
October ...d C2!S sos SUI. = Va
January..7 0O 10 u5if "s,,
Lar6-- ~ ''9
Sehemheri ?2i5 ay-iI = ooi> .,-,
0ctoo r E. S a2t a, AZ. gn too,2
January - s1!s 3Ie III, . 30
I;iits-- ''|' W
ssrtemher3 2;l st,I sou, =, ,o,>
October - IS Az =! ::
JaRnaiy"... 8 40 3 ST. a., = snr
s, ea}n Qmnol,taiiS,ns-Flour was dull and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

MH II 20 NORFOLK AND
E& 1EfD A. CAROLINA
20 e. S9 RAILROAD.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFEEc,y
MAY N isQ6 49,
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r,y mn,, ma S,ca.nor.

Oiics OF The Virginiun.
Norfolk. Va, August |. 1896
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-30

The total solar eclipse to occur August
s will be an event OF great interest to as
tronomers. Already various expeditions
are on the way to the stations selected for
them to occupy in the track OF the total
eclipse, which will traverse Northern
Norway and Finland, Siberia. Yezo, the
northern island Of Japan, and the Sand
witch islands. There will be an eclipse
expedition to Japan from the Lick obser-
vatery. which will make large scale pho
togrsphs Of the suns corona with q lens
having focal length OF 40 feet, and also
one from Amherst college. Another
American party, consisting Of astrono.
mers and tourists, viii observe the phe-
nomenon st Bodo, little Norwegian
town. south Of the Lofoden isiands. An
English astronomical expedition will be
stationed at varanger Fjord, and Rus
sian expedition will go 10 Nova ZenIaya
--one Of these under the auspices OF the
st. Petersburg academy of sciences. The
chances Tor fair weather in Lapland, ac-
cording to Professor Mohn. the Norwe-
.gisn meteorologist, are vastly superior to
those in Japan. Blu. 1t lie not unlikely
that all the expeditions will be success
ful in obtaining valuable photographs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-30
Mothers

Remember that Castoria does not con-
tain Morphine, Opium, or any other
narcotic substance. in any quantity, shape
or form. II is entirely vegetable, pleas
ant to take, positively effective, and per-
fectly harmless. 1t is not secret remedy;
the formula ia printed ON the wrapper.
Your hpysicisn will recommend it. Pare
goric, Bateman's Drops, and many so called
Soothing Syrups, are composed principal
ly of Opium or Morphine; in any quantity
they stupefy, and in large quantities are
deadly poisons. Castoria assimulstes
the food and regulates the bowels, cures
diarrhGa, allays feverishness and freet-
fulness, soothes the pain in teething, re-
lieves constipation and kills worms. 1t
brings refreshing and natural sleep to the
child, and gives rest to the mother.
"Castoria is so well adapted to infants
and children, that recommend it as
superior to any other known remedy"
DIR. Ii. A. ARCHER,
Ill S. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
March s. 1887.
From personal knowledge and obser-
walton | can say that Castoria is an ex-
cellent medicine for children, acting as a
laxative and relieving the pent up bowels
and general system very much. Many
mothers have told me OF its excellent ef-
feet upon their children"
Dr.. G. G. OsooD.
Lowell. Mass.
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CONVICTIONS SHOULD CARRY.

Mr.. Scoby, the editor Of the 0lympian,
is away from home which must be very
trying to the subscribers OF that paper.
Listen TO his substitute, and realize how
principle has given away TO party, and
the danger in which an editor stands in
leaving his paper to an untried man even
though said editor is called from his chair
by lack Of health or greater considera-
tons. We place health among the minor
standards, for during these days Of gold
monemetallism health cuts but small
figure In the routine Of life. Here is what
the Oiympian Of July 9th says:
"Thurston county has very few actual
boilers. She can show more silver men
who are loyal republicans and who will
20 into the campaign to win the fight for
Mckinley and prosperity than any coun-
" in the state
Mr.. Scoby would not have given the
po.;tsca! situation Of Tharston county
which Is practically that Of every county
in the state--so bluntly. He would have
argued and argued hut never have told
the hopelessness ..of gold republicanism.
The man who would sacrifice principle
before the altar Of party is the man who
needs to be watched very ciosela There
are some Of this class in the valleys Of
the Yakima, but with credit be II said,
that many Of those who have heretofore
voted under another banner have shown
their independence by taking up the
cause Of bimetallism which ia the cause
Of the people.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-30
yaia.s,e aauseao,a ss.n,..

A little butter sneared upon brnise
on child's brow will prevent Il blacken-
ing. and IL y remedy always at hand.
II yon wish to keep cake fresh, put a
saucer Of cold water in the cske-box.
The water should be renewed every
tsenty-four hours.
IL is said thai freshIy-cut grass
sprInkied on The carpe, before sweeping
will give il fresh and bright look, aud
leave an agreeable odor ia the room.
To remove rusts srrew. apply q red
hot iron 20 the head for short time,
the screw driver being used Immediate "
afterwards While the screw is still hot.
The hands may be thoroughly cIeansed
after doing dirty sork by rubbing on
them mixture Of salt aad yaseline, and
then washing 1t of with warm water and
SOAP.
According to wholesale furniture
dealer. the best furniture polish is made
Of one.ihird alcohol and wethlrds s~eet
oil. Apply il with . soft cloth and RIB
With another cloth.
Even thorough sweeping viii some
times fail TO make the carpet look IS
clean and bright as desired On such
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-30
xyemen as Tnl,rrs

That is very instructive and interest
ing bulletin which has recently been is
sued from the census bureau II deals
with the working people. and largely with
the working women, OF the United States.
Ia 1890 there were nearly 1900, 900 wo-
men and girls among the class called
wage-earners. Their number had in
creased in ten years over 100000, or
more than 40 per cent. In the various
branches OF trade the increase in female
employees was 263 per cent This Is due
TO the rapid utilization OF women as ae-
countants, cashiers, clerks, s.enograph-
ers, typewrifers and the like. During
the same period the number engaged in
the professions showed great increase,
in many instances the percentage Of in
crease being far larger for women than
for men.
These statistics are especially com
mended TO Bishop Doane, Of Albany, N.
Y. Alarmed by the activity OF women
who are demanding the franchise, the
good prelate has been talking somewhat
luridly abont the fires OF political discord
being lighted on the domestic hearth
stoDe," s'tiie reapened whirlwind Of some
violent political reaction gathered in
tears" and the mad Joy Of the petro-
ieuse Of the French revolutions" should
the women be allowed too many privi-
leges. This bulletin should act as soda.
tive upon his overweight fears Never
before were 80 many women selfsupport-
ing, self-heipiul and self reliant, and at
the same time more selfrespecting and
selfcontrolled than now; still there are
no signs that they mediate applying i'm
mediately the torch and the bomb to the
fabric OF government and soriety. The
women are all right. especially American
women. Let them have every reasona
BILE chance TO exert their influence and to
become useful to themselves and others.