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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSl
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Bloch -SleHSs.
on and after May 10. 1891.


On and after May 10. 1901.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ~. j
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh Cn.hz !
$50 1:l5, 9:l1 0l As to Easton) A. NJ, Ito i3o
a 20 10 Eason). 5:45 q 30 TO Allentown NJ suh'a
4:3O Il 10 TO Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50 r ~ 90
For Wilkesbarre PittstOn and scranton. o'lO A.
i:iO 30 4:i5 p NJ Sundays. 4:30 4. u: -
For Reading at 30 200 9:l0. 1000. II 20 A ~.
80 200 80 500 5:45 900 p, N. i2;i nish; 81
DAYS 40 A. NJ 100 200 800. 80 P. ", 1913 risj
For Harrisburg at $50 500 e:Io ll:3o A. ~. Il
80 $50 800. 5:45 p NJ. 1913 night Sundays ~
A. NJ. 100. $50 p. NJ, 1918 night; .ao Cd
For Sunbury. Lewsburg and WIlliamsport, a3VD, -
9:iO A. NJ. ito. 80. 800 p. N. Sundays. "" A.
500 p. N. uo,r,,
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GRONE &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch: Asbury Pa.s 81 oss'
Grove, and points ,outh to Point Peasant, -
1915 A. l:3o l;i5 $40 to Red Bank ~ ~, :.
park and Ocean Grove1. . OF 4. u. 400 P. ".
For LAKEWOOD.
4:30, $50 A. NJ, LAS. $40. i:40 p VI. =.
For Toms River, BGrnegat Park and Barlega ~
$50 A. NJ, i:45. 440 +. " "a ~
For Atlantic City. vireIand and Brdgeton. 4;so A.
For Monmouth Beach, seapright and Highlands q "a,
sink 80 $50. 10 IS A. NJ. $780, l:i5 +:l3 i'io r.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From pier n. r.. foot OF Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Bsach, NorTanS
Pvon 4 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
RAILROADS..
"AMaRIo oRgATxsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL ':!,:!2 4! .
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR.TRAcK TRUNK LINE.
g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID srE EEp;r:s
$3.50 A. MExcep sunday, Empire state 1ssoy E' Gsica
F s1f ss5 T. 3S. 1na in
o,3O A. M@psy Fas, Mail for Poushkespsie Al ssIs
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara A''''
1890 Ssrs sH1d s. Day sn Express For
100 MDsy sGu;hwess5n Ln Lin rT. stop.
az foushkeepsIe. Albany Utica. Syracuse R0che'-
loo p M1Daiy Chicago Special Detroit s ceys
xSany seSene e G;icas Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 r M.Except Sunday. Yves: Point. Poushkeep''''
4,aO MHDaiy North Shore Limited Due a pean.
$40 a. m. Chicago 4;3o p m s''p' -
600 Mba.iy For Albany Troy u Ra.a na'r NJ
sssra Falls. Cleveland roiedo. Detroit. Chicago
o.2S P MmDaly. i For Troy. BURLINGTON Plas6ursh
7ao o0j T6n bd1S Ss sScas Fails sops
ooo Albany and sI EsiSa Car
oay t,r points on Fail Brook Railway via Lyons
osdenburs buaio. Niagara Fails ceysaHwdi ,c TO
s sa1 b chisa except Saturday for cape
po5s on ysS train for chS SaS sh except
sunday night. sunday nights. Chicago sieepe''
o.oo A on and ID? I? M train pay except Sunday
ou5 tl''T;ied "a Harlem pvlsl@ !a,.a and tn. Bers
'h HLh h! Nie ~ H9 Fkaly Ry 70 17oxKERs
Putnam Division Yenkers connection w, a
me Elevated Road This is the only line running dill
asne ePs S1' cars e on al through trains
Trans illuminated with Pintsch Light ..,., s,,,,o,
JIa 2Gl "a Broadway 81 East iihs 9t2 t5osdw "a.
ton New York: $8s and 72e Fultonst and loS Broad
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West
JOHN NJ ToUcEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

COFFEEA better feeling in Havre gave the local mar
ket steady at the opening this morning and come
months advanced oGl0 points. while other months re-
manned unchanged rradius was extremely small during
but 90 bags Changing hands up to midday
Total OF 1000 bags for the day included several
exchanges from the near positions TO the late months
trade Receipts at Brazilian points which have been
smaller during the last few days though still large
attention attributed 70 heavy rains
Rio WI Itch have retarded the Of coffee from
been heavy 100 90 bags having left RIO and Santos
Yesterday the steamer Lassell with 20OO
latter for Newrleans cleared Rio while from Victoria
10000 bags cleared steamer Horace May l. Tho
total arrivals to-day included 1000 bags Victoria. 1880
bags Rio and 5000 bags Santos making total at this
session following less favor able cables from Ham
burg but the close quotations showed net advance Of
SGl0 points with the market barely steady The spot
market disappointment. the general feeling being
bearsh, following lower firm offers. There bust
invoice lots although receivers OF coffee by the
Parthia offered Rio No 7s at Sc Quotations re-
lots and SIC for jobbng parcels The market for mild
ruled barely steady Sales included 500 bags Mara
caibo for good Cucuta 700 bags Bucaramanga
private and 200 bags Central America. also
private terms The visible supply this
try has almost reached the 900 bags mark and
compared win the same day a year ago. shows an in
Of 32 800 bags and increase Of 236 1852 bags
compared with day two years Deliveries
yesterday anailer than expected, footing up but
IL 42o bags including 9434 bags from New York Includ-
ed in total OF 43S.6ss bags 1855 1893 bags in
up Dos 600 bags Quotations ~ mild coffee follow: Mara
caibo-Connon good. 11d11%c: good Cucuta. l3h,a
il.c. La Guayra--csracas. i2s7iasc; Porto Csbello
l412tzc. sayanilla-Bucaramange l4al8tc Bogota 1874
Qlec. Mexcan-Cordova. I1l4Ql3.c; Oaxaca, 12alec
Central Acknowledgement 10 ordinary O14614nc. fair
good. log sxc: prime 10 choice l992lc East Indian
Ah si,Ha iSaisc Mocha. 2oa2cssc
The range Of prices follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS ano subscriptions for The TriD-
n une received their Uptown ONCE No i.2f2
way. % door north OF Sst,st until o'clock p M ad-
received at the following branch offices
regular Office rates until o'clock D. M. viz. 2S+ sth-
ay, Old St: l52 8th-ave l2th-st.: Mays
Gth-aye and l4tl-s lt2 Coumbus-ave. West 6S
at 100 West i2i-st 6I-aye.. o: East .51
1th and sth i59 4Ith-
st. 1893 9dave. between 10Th and I'm SITS 1923 90
ave near Cst-st: lIoS lst-ave. near S9hst: $50 3D.
ave near IA 9d-aye 30 B,eecker-st. 22S
D,eeckcr-s 2oos 3d-ave,: $40 East 10th 1891 Sd
ave 80 05 Amsterdam 400 West tod-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was again very
drmy held with some mills advancing prices yes
terday high figures Fair business done in choice
grades but otherwise trade was light Sales included
75O bbls spring patents within the OF - <OQ$4 90
800 bbis spring sIaights os 800 bbls spring bakers
"a 5Csdx3 70 5000 bills winter stratghts, S0dN 90
mostly 81 +Oas3 so: 800 bbls winter patents Z! CO. oo
bbs winter eissr. 40 no 6S mo sa Se co. 80
81 S. RYE FIOuR.stesdy: sales goo bbls s2 800
Xin- dried 81 70Gsl 80. ne to brand BAG MEAL
Steady quoted Fine white 1Sc; nns yellow 12S.Se
60 H. winter In bulk 6O005c: spripg. Uge2hc; 100 n.
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mel IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n
..,i,n. an New AOrk. loot OF Barclay asl
S'" Christopher Streets.
TRAINS, PULLMAN BCFFEf
NESIint LA pINTSCH LlI;HT ~

r,.o, ,ou,e TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAII
TUF ORANGES, Summit Barnardsyille. BasAiaI
Ridge Madison Morristown; Passaic. Paterson, BoeI
,on Dover. stanhope. NEWTON BUDDs LAKE,
M0IHNTAIN Washington. PIILLIPsBURG. EASTox|
WATER GAP STROUpSBURG. Pocono Moun,a.r|
SCRANTON. PTITsTON. WILKES BARRE. NANTr|
COKE, DANXILLE; NoRTuUMnERLANp Mon.|
SYRACt,sE. OSwEGo. ITHACA owEG0. EIMIRA
CO RNING. RATH, DANSyIIIE RUEFAt.o and al
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops principd
1905 a. M-Ccafe carr, BUFFALO, SCRANTON BlNc
HAMTON. OWEGO: ITHACA. ELNIRk. L.TIcA
RiCIIFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OSwEdo
EXpREss. Pullman Paror Cars Connectins NJ
100 p M-scRANToN. wII.KEsRARRf and Er.MIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet paror Cars -.
400 p M-SCRASrON, wrLKESRARRE and PLYN
OITTW EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET farlor Car.
$50 = NJ Daily)-Chicago Vestbuled 7. mited ExpreS
for SCRANTON BINCHAMTON. ElNIRA. Bur.
Cbirago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
Ian V IDs,iyl-Rufyao Express Pullman Seepers ~
Gov sCRNNTON BINGH ANTON ELMIRA, BATH Mr.
McppJs ard Rr-FrAIO. arriving Buffalo \ A. N.
q. 40 7, ~ U)aily)-PU'FFAIO SCRANTON, BINGHAM
We" TON OWECiO. ITHACA ELMIRA. UTICA. SYRIA
t,f,SE and oSwEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buns
r,cx TrTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al
I'll, 20 sons Limited III Broad way. Il Part
menry 90 broadway Tickets at ferry stations 90
rhSr ri 4th-ave. l2th-st; 53 West i2s,h-
on, NewYork; ?3s and r26 Fulton s..
~, loo Proadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full To-
for,rsslTqnS, ,r EXppESs COMPANY Will call for al
,ocr baggage hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPIRES

arrives Buffalo $50 T. II. Pullman Ves'lnue Day ~
and Parlor Cars DringCar service. Meals "a ~
Connects at Buffalo with through Sleepers 10 De'o"
Chicago. a.. ,s.,oh ~,
40 =. W. daily. except Sunday. for wlikesesnl
Pttston scranton and principal ntermedate sSaus3
Connects for all points IN GOAL regions CnaiT IAN
Wikesba-re.
pt;ston Scranton md principal intermediate STATIC.
connects for all points in Goa! regions putnam su
Paror Car 10 Wnkesbarre. o>, . ,,..,a,a,. =
lions. - a.. c.,
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects tos Eel
ng and Harrisburg Clair Car to Slatington.
1000 +. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAL1
and ALI points West. Pullman Sleeper Nestibued M
N Y 10 Chicago. sleepers 70 Buffalo and Toronto
S,3O =. VI. daily. except sunday. stopping ohy
South Plainfeid Eas-on. Bethlehem. Nauch Chunk,
b. Junction Sayre Ger eva, Rochester. Batavia ana ~
falo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping
passengers carried No baggage carried. ~ ~
900 r. VI. daily, for ITHACA GENEVA iNoC Ar
TER BUFFALO NIAGAR RIA FALLS, and all points e
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
Wikesbar.e. ,o,-
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for Bor1
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows. 80
~. 2:3o' 40 and 6:3O p. NJ. II 20 p. 81 tsaturd1
only. o oe, Il
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at il3, 25l,
1855, 9i4 and 1923 Broadway n East l4th ST. loo
l25th ST. 1877 Bowery y. Y; $50 Fulton ST. Court
8S broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn:
New-York Transfer Company will call for and co
from hotel or residence through 70 destination
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Z contract prices Follow:


K.o-conee market Arm; No Rio. sse5O; exchange
81 32d; receipts 1000 bags cleared the United
states 2Ooo bags cleared for Europe. MIL stock 23 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
LEHiGH VALlEYRA!LROA|

stmiiOns fUnt of COrtIandt and Dcsbr"sSrTs -
o:tO A. daily SUNDAY, 80 A. M'| '"' ''NS'
CHUNK aOd intermediate stations ro,- cop. >-c
S:lS A. VI. daily for WlI,kESBAKKE: M N: ~
(week days. ELMIRA week days.. ITHACA, GEN 2,
ROCHFS TER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. an.
West ana principal LEGAL points. Dining Car and -
Car Buffalo ,.,,, ,.tY, 4,
ara intermediate points.
laLl.. GL rda
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
LOSS OF FLESH.
What Medical Authorities Say as to
the Danger Line.

What Medical Authorities Say as to
the Danger Line.
Some Of the best medical authorities
say that if a person loses one-third Of
his weight, that the system will not
have power enough left to ever re-
cUperate. That is to say, if a man or
woman who weighs $50 pounds in
health should, for any cause, be re-
duced to 100 pounds, they could never
recover, but would shortly die. This
fixes the danger line at about SO 1-3 per
cent. Some say the per cent is a little
higher, and some say it is little lower
But this estimate is probably nearly
correct.
Are you losing flesh? If so, do you
not know that it is not only foolish but
dangerous? You need not continue to
lose flesh another day if you will use
the proper remedies. Pe-ru-na is a great
flesh producer. 1t is through the mu-
cCus membranes Of the body that all
the nutrition must be absorbed If the
mucous is healthy, the loss of flesh Is
rapidly restored. Pe-ru-na produces
healthy mucous membranes I'm
healthy mucous membrane is known as
catarrh. Catarrh may be slight or Sc
we're. Pe-ru-na always cures catarrh.
wherever located. Catarrh of any of the
vital organs leads to loss of flesh. The
catarrh may be so slight as to present
no other warning, save the loss of flesh.
Any one who is losing flesh for no ap-
parent reason can be sure that catarrh
is at the bottom of it. Pe-ru-na is sure
to cure such cases.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, OF Columbus, Ohio, is send
ing free for a short time a book on
chronic catarrh in all varieties and
stages.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
TAMS WANTS 1T, TOO.
Ntmocks Finds "a Rival Seeking the
Railway CommissfOnershfD.

WASHINGTON,April 24-C. A. MINI
ocks, of Minneapolis, made the discov-
cry today that Bixby is out for the
railroad commissionership. Nimocks,
who is here. is a candidate for the
same position, as many prominent
Minnesota Republicans know, because
they have indorsed his candidacy. Gov.
Clough is one Of those, and Bixby, as
his private secretary, wrote the letter
OF Endorsement. The present occupant
or this office is a distinguished South
erner, Gen. Wade Hampton. Besides
peang an Office Of responsibility and i'm
portance, the salary that goes with It
Is considered pretty fair. 1t is $4,000
per annum.
The fact that Bixby was after. the Of
hce developed when Nimocks went to
Representative Stevens and asked him
to support him for railroad commits
sloner. Stevens replied: "I would like
to do so very much, but have already
pledged myself to support Tams Bixby
for this place"
The candidacy Of Nimocks and Bixby
for the railroad commissionership will
give further opportunity for the Mime
sofa delegation to display the peculiar
brand Of harmony existing over ap-
pointment matters. Nimocks will get
the support Of some members and
Bixby of others. This will, of course,
prevent either of them landing the
prize while both stay in the fight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
cred by John L. Townley, A r. Moore
and A NJ WickWire
CANAL CASE PRESSED.
Warner Miller in Washington to See
the President

the President.
WASHINGTON, April 24-Ex- -Sena-
tor Warner Miller, of New York, is in
the city urging a definite stand by the
administration on the subject of the
Nicaragua canal. There has been con-
siderable gossip here about the prob
ability of the negotiation in the near
future of a new canal treaty with
Nicaragua and Guatemala along the
lines Of the Frelinghuysen-S -Savilla
treaty which was withdrawn from the
senate in March; 1885, Immediately after
Mr.. Clevelands first accession to the
presidency. Senor Rodriguez is here
ready to enter upon negotiations should
Secretary Sherman indicate a desire
for new treaty. Mr.. Miller saw both
Secretary Sherman and the president
today. The Nicaragua Canal company,
he says, desires action. 1t is indiffer-
ent, he says, whether the government
enters upon the canal project through
a treaty arrangement which will make
the United States practically the own
er OF the canal, or through legislation
on the line Of the Morgan bill, by which
the government would guarantee the
bonds of the company and control
three-fourthS of the stock and direc-
torate Mr.. Miller found that the pres
sure Of other business had left the ad-
mlnlstration no time to consider the
canal question, but he hopes for a
decision in the early future.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
SITE FOR DAM NO, 2.
1t LIS Settled by AIger, and Work
VIII Soon BE Begun.

F WASHINGTON, April 24.-The long
controversy between the government
and the owners Of the property ON the
river between Minneapolis and st. Paul,
upon which lock and dam No is to
be located, was settled this afternoon.
Representative Stevens had a lengthy
interview with the secretary of war
today and in a short time thereafter
an order was signed by Secretary AL
ger locating this lock and dam on the
site first selected. There is now no
further bar to the commencement Of
this Improvement, but it has not yet
been decided just when the work upon
the new dam will be begun. 1t is
understood that satisfactory arrange
ments have been made with property
owners and there is no longer any cause
Of complaint.
Representative Fletcher secured the
adoption of an item in the last river
and harbor bill appropriating 500, 900
to continue this project, so that there
is plenty of money available to carry
on work.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
INSURANCE MEN INDICTED.
Fraud Alleged by the United States
Marshal at Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 24-The federal grand Jury
this afternoon indicted the following officers
Of the National Capital Life association, of
Washington, d. c., for alleged fraudulent use
Of the mails: E. T. Gilman president: Charles
H. Coons, secretary; c. F. Mosier, o. N. Lum-
bert. A certified copy of the indictment viii
pc sent TO washington for the arrest of the
four men. The Indictment was made upon the
information of John w. Arnold the United
States marshal at Chicago Six wears ago
John H. Arnold the father of the marshal,
was induced to take an insurance policy in
the Peoples Mutual Benefit society of Elk
hart, Ind, of which Mosier was then presi-
dent and Lumbert was secretary The plan
Of the society was that known as "mortuary
pool" The assessments, Of any two months,
were placed in a common fund, after de-
Quoting three e.evenths for expenses, and the
amount was divided among the benefciaries
Of those who died during that period
provision assured to all policies the repay
ment of all assessments paid at death if the
insured had been in the society for three
years. These assessments were first deducted
from the pool and the balance divided among
those who had not matured their assessments
by reason Of three years holding.
Last May the Elkhart institution the IN
dustrial Benefit association, of Syracuse. N.
Y, and the National Capitol Life association
consolidated under the title of the latter in
stated that the consolidated concern would
assume the old policies with a slight
change" The elder Arnold was silent as to
the assumption of the terms and conditions
dled In August his son was compelled to pay
two more b-monthly premiums of $1O.5S be-
fore The consolidated concern would pay the
policy. Mr.. Arnold expected to receive pay
ment under the conditions Of the Elkhart
society policy, which would have amounted
to over $500. Instead. he was offered $19664
PRESIDENT Gilman said his concern never re-
ceived any money in the consolidation from
the Elkhart concern, and an examination of
the last policy would show that it did not
told President Gilman, of the life insurance
company, that he was liable to Indictment
Tor fraudulent practices, but Gilman laughed
at MIN. Today Arnold took the matter be-
fore the federal grand Jury and the indict-
ments were voted without delay.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
FIREMEN HOME AGAIN,
st. Paul Engine Company Returns
From Fargo

Engine No. and the detachment of
st. Paul firemen, who responded to an
emergency call from Fargo, N. D., tel
days ago, returned to ST. Paul last
evening. Each Of the seven fire laddies
spoke in the highest terms of the hos
pitality shown them at Fargo, and OF
pleasures incident to the trip which
make their work a diversion rather
than a labor During the stay Of the
local men in Fargo they were ban
quoted by each of the three Fargo
hose companies, and, as a farewell tes-
timonial the evening before they left
for home, the mayor of Fargo and COM
mon council also claimed them as their
guests, providing a bounteous spread,
at which prominent citizens of the
North Dakota city turned out to ex-
press their friendliness to the men, and
their appreciation Of st. Paurs re-
sponse in Fargos time OF need.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
Patents to Northwestern Inventors.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-List of patents
issued this week to Northwestern inventors
reported by T. D. Merwin, patent lawyer,
$40, 911 and 912 Pioneer Press building, ST.
Paul, Mimi, and Washington, D. c.. William
H. Dennis, Minneapolis, acetylene gas gen.
Grating lamp; Leonard E. Dye, Morris, mag
neto telephone; Magnus P. Elgen, st. Paul,
hydrant; Hans Erickson, Amiret, metallic
railway tie; Edward Ferriss, Pullman Ave
nue., lantern; Edward T. Gibson. Mime
apolis, self-supporting card; Alexander NJ
Hay, Duluth, apparatus for manufacturing
gas; Henry Heintz, Elkton, S. D., air ship;
Lynn c. Holt, Rochester, sieve box or shoe
Franklin Paine, Duluth, tobacco pipe; Milton
II. Roberts, Oakes, n. D., apparatus for
keeping accounts; Frederick ]. Spencer, Sta
pies, pedal for velocipedes; Henry Steiman
Minneapolis. fire escape; J. ]. Storer New
York. and F. Martin, Townsend, Mont, and
G. o. Eaton, machine for pulverizing ores
or other substances; Thorsteinn Thorlakson
Milton, n. D., scissors with cloth-cutting
attachment; Ezra J. Thurber, Logan hay
stacker; James w. Fuller design, St Paul
can; Lindeke, Warner & Schurmeier, St. Paul
trade mark, Gertain-named wearing apparel
and manufactures; Minnesota Soap company
st. Paul trade mark, securing soap.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25

ed is fraught with great danger Even il
che escapes with her life, it is only to live
martyr to untold agony. This Is needless.
Thousands of women have found a sure,
and certain remedy and have spoken In no
uncertain words of its almost miraculous
action.
This remedy is DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
ecription. 1t acts directly upon the organs
that make wifehood and motherhood pos
sible. 1t gives them health and vigor. II
stops weakening drains, allays Inflammation
and soothes pain. The nerves, no longer
tortured, resume their natural function of
directing the healthy action of all the organs
of the body. Under its benign influence the
weak, sickly, nervous, fretful invalid, be-
comes a robust, capable, helpful, amiab1e
wife, fitted for the duties of motherhood.
All good druggists sell It.
'Three years ago" writes Mrs T. n Messier
of 1894 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York ~ x, *
was given uD by some Of the best physicians In
this city. They said there no cure for me-,
unless would go to hospital and have an OPP
room for the pain in my side, Thought would
die. I took DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescriptions
and after had taken three bottles could work.
walk, and ride, ] could write year aud net
praise your medicine eneugh.H
Dr.. Pieree's boob, "ThS Common Sense
Medical Adviser" IS treasure IN any fans
ily, It coutaias 1908 pages aud 500 illustras
viii send to 1the World'a Dispensary Med
ical Association. Buffalo, n. T., n one-cent
stamps, to pay. the cost of mailing enlys
For cloth binding. send u stampss
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-25
SALTWATER NEWS.
Rafting Steamers Busy With Their
Seasons Work.

The steamer Clyde Of the Bronson Fol-
som line, began the seasons work yesterday
and will leave today with a raft of logs for
the Standard Lumber company Dubuque
The Chauncey Lamb came up yesterday and
departed with log raft for c. Lamb & Sons
Clinton, 10. Nine RATS have been towed out
Of the lake since navigation began, but as
many more can be taken out without any per-
ceptible change in the number Of RATS lying
in the lake. Many of them are owned by
down river concerns, but there are also many
logs in the market that are for sale.
Mrs. Eliza Stout the widow Of William
Stout, died Friday evening at the home of
her brother, John Cover. in Oak Park De-
ceased was sixty-eight years Of age, and had
been Ill with dropsy for some time. The
funeral will be held this afternoon under the
auspices Of the Daughters of Rebecca, of
which order she was member.
The taking of testimony in the action Of
James Mathews vs. II. II. Gillen has been
adjourned until next Tuesday, at which time
Judge Crosby will return from Hastings.
The Warner Comedy company will play a
return engagement at the Grand opera house
the coming week, opening tomorrow even
ing in ''Mercie's Marriage
The creamery at Cottage Grove vas en-
tered by burglars Friday night ard a large
amount Of butter was taken The theft was
reported to Chief Of Police Glennon of this
city, the supposition being that the booty
had been taken in this direction.