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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W. 42d ~. station y. Y. follows. and
II IN. carrier from foot FrAnsiin ~:
3,,O A. NJ. Daily. Local Hraslo.
c;f5 A. 4. Daily for Albany, itivi ftl0io-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Toisl1 Cleveland q ioagL
II ;;J y. NJ Daily keep SUNDAY. 80 Caisb1i NOM
tains NeN-iaitz. Lake MDhonK a:I Mime Vaskt.
Albany Utica. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake Gssgr. Paror
Car 10 .,lbauy
600 r. ~ Daily for Abauy Montreal Utica. S,ra-.sr.
Blchest.r Burao Magyar Fails. Toronto. l'-r,i;.
Cleveland. Ciicsgo and =. Louis
7,f5 r. II Daily. except suuday. Tor ssFS-asc. Elans'
Buffalo.
S,I5 p NJ Daily Albany Ciica syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. 'h
cago ard ~. Louis.
Time tables ut principal hotels ami Officer.
f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt az Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
fAnthrsc,te coa! used cxc.us.yey,,
r.nr trs@ls Aromatic Block signals


Faur trsnks Automatic Block SiEnss
on ard after January % 1881 9,
Trains leave station f.ot u Liberty st, q.
For Esston Bethlehem. Allentown an',, ga Ia AID
ssp .l5 $40 II:iJ Esstpnp A. ~ III :r,a.vs
- 10 to Eas,oal. a:4j $50 - Nieni1Wn' !" ''
10 Il ~ To- ia. IN, NJ. lao 90 J.. NJ o,o ~
For WVkcsfu.re Iittstol ana rcrant'r. VI" - -"
l.fr 20 as p " Suniass. 40 n. 10 AZ In
T. r R.a,,ns At 40 800. o:lD lnln ~ W ~ m a,r
10 100 ia 5rD jii. 900 r. y J. - n ,s1L ,Sht
days 40 \ VI 1909 .gD 800. 80 y y W. I'm
For Harrisburg I:S9. N'r aio To - m;: s3
I ~ ..pp 200 81 T. NJ !: - night ~I"'hys' 20"
A VI 100 81 T. ~. i2:ih risni IN go
-, -,ri,.r, l..v..sru ana Mi;iansp1if. - as'.
.,.tn N t.u i:,u .,,~p 4. VI. Sgraays '"'' ~ NJ
arH +. ". . ..,r,.
rOE I,Ni iiHhN'u. - EAN 'titpN -, S' or.an
F,- r..l !,sna Long Bidn.n asnc.r faiH., u "a
rrl,r and pants Gol,a 80 P'in f1"str, ,;s /: N
lp,,, II in l.f5 $40 - IT. t''rh'' ~ 49,
,..q. L. VI stops - iNtril "~-'
p,rE tql D.-an .pge' ?'ib = NJ i'' = >"
For LskEH0OD. ~, ..,,,
4as io:,5 A. IL. l;i5 %;'o 4''' co.'s
J.. -. $500, u.-,sos, 49,
10: A. NJ; i:.5 4: 4" =. VI .,,... t.oo A n
Fur Atlantis ciy. Nn"sna and Brise''"' '"' ~ -
- Monn.u,h Eeash. sabrsh anf mis,'and' 90 %
Nsv.-inl 4.3p. 81 lhbs \ b. - 10 W. WV
a. A. NJ a. v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-YOrk, loot OF LIBERTY 81, daily
CHICAGO, p. and IL Is night.
PITTSBURG, 3 80. sun, SUM-. 1918 night.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. 10 a. } m.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining Can,
IL 30 a. M Dining Carr, 80 Dining Carr. Dining
Carr D. n Is night sunday. 10 Dining Carr. II 30
a. m Dining Carr 2 Dining Carr Dining Carr. l2iS
night.
NORFOLK Il. 80 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 D. m. Sunday
An trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Crlce-: 49, iT2 2gi +3i, Lao Bway, 81 e. ltth St.
I27 B1wery. " T.: 33a sti Fulton-s BROOKLYN satioe
100. Of Liberty ST. " err OF n. J. Baggage checke1
from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.


BEEVEs- pts for days at al markets were 2l3
cars or 1899 head3i TO be exported 3t cars direct
slaugherers and 10 cars forrhe m.rkst masking
with already In the yards tli OF J.. ears on sai
With llgt offerings trade gen.Iay active. athOhk
prices we're no hrmer Than presSuss hoa az a. e. 5o1.
s. per 100 N. with prime offered stays ana
ass Dressed beef steady at o'7as'-c per 10 iO pCD
Cables from LONDON ana
quote American steers at IS, a, o., I0c
0i 49,. dressed weight; re,rigeratoF nee1 a. Vrnac
per 10 No export to-day; tomorrow the CeVic Tor Liver
poo Is take out 800 cattle and 800 shesp yer j. sha
.C quarters Of beef Morris the Europe for
Liverpool VII also sail tomorrow esIrSns Ssy
ssiesp NsPhe!son 10 s'abiet sS peq IN u
f i5 s'S a, s. IS bulls 100 H. NJ
al s, TO- q DO 1907 n 50 10 d. $40 r. at 81 H. a.
s S "a at S. ba io. sff b. at 8 10
at 50 90 DO ll?5 NJ At ST. do gso NJ a, :, 30
Il Kansas So i2SS n al 500 do 1850 ib s. go
90 vrsina oxen no n at aSo 90 1895 n at s. os
DO ifo 10 IS: 10 do i4o 10. at CO. ie do ii5o
ID newton 4 CO.. 10 Virginia steers. 100 n at ST
state 1850 10 at s. 80 e. IAnea st County Penn
a, 81 : 100 IS : cows. aoi n at 81
o. y McElwee: bulls. 1000 ~ at 81 TO- p COWS $50
,2 .2s 3 each. calves Included Feeling steady for ali
aS besSos head at jersey City and ss head
AZ sxtieth-s Demand active with prices fully as strong
the Ss Of all a Of w se stock WAS
srwn veais sold s40S 2 per 100 no. eus at 40
cry ~. a s s y'fs HUE r dr At nf
ssies-Iume & Mullen; - veal. i6 = avsr.se "a, at
Iss. s,o 70 s., So DO 1919 e, q s.' IL
l3I ~ at So 100 DO. 80 No - 90 III 90 II" 10 s. a,
81 G5 20 DO i3I NJ at *es 1874 do 100 No. at !" o2'';
20 geo 20 pi.nbsek ii vss. 1877 n. 50 49, Il a i2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHU.Apri pHlA BALTIMORE AM
WaSEJSiTOS. ,.n~
r,r phnadeiDal. Nesk iey,. So, So TX ,sySst
,ia ,,rt.e ~, l. II 30. 200 800 ~" ~ o
t.,rl - CAV, 40 dining carr. 1aJ - sW 9.
u f3.lj nieh, sunday 40 :s,' iV u ~ ' ,,,3
far, 4 NJ 2s0. 400. 500 HpinlS eAb J. ~ '~''
,r Ba,n,sre and Washington. week days soo p ~:
-, .ri,ia. Cara A n 100 80 b:v 'Dning Sar
p NJ 1915 night. sundatF fD," IT, Inns ~, ~'
!, a o.en 5.O9 1Dir iHg can T.. IL. i.;l" MINT -.
and uarlarcar can Ire SCI ~ t.oS %
r,s,ry 81 13 III oSi 80. oij 10 i3.s Broah~Sx
- c,b ~ n East iith ST.. l55 East l2'th st. go
W.xt Jaith ST. e5l Coiambur Az, New S1rx : Surrs
r. 81 yrL Transfer Company viii cal, Tor ana checS
49, from hotels o. residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
ENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS FOO, Of DEsBROsSES AND CokTtANDE
STREETS -.
500 A. VI. FAST MAIL Pullman Buffet Sleeping css
300 A. ~ FAST LiSE~rltisSars and Cleveland;
1000 A. N. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -P1Iims s
Compartment sieep!ng. Dining. Smoking sn' r,usr-
300 r. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.-
rS' Cincinnati Log.ys fsiass s. Fo9 .v.sl
TAI r. ". soUTHwEsTERN ExPREss.-For ciHcs-
nstl 'oSs'ilIs Indan1pSlIs 81 Lopm p,,urr end
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toiedo sAoS'
SA'''a WASHINGTON AND TIVE SOUTH.
Congressional LIN. all Paror and Dining s c;us,
43o Dining Carr. Dining Carr. D. M l2i9 nisn!
Sunday $50 oSo II m GO 'GSnsTs's s.n n
so 81 HER RAiLwAY1E.pi..., 40 m. and -"
ATLANTIC COAST LTSE.-Express go a. m. ana
ciiiesAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY Q. m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK -
A1LANTiS CIT Y1Express 80 D. m. wcek-eay' 49,.
Long Branch, Asbury Park dntsrlakcn. snndsyS ~
and lilo p os suT TaTsHiiisS s. ri 40
GO 40 $40 go no pcnna Lints,' -, ~ I,,n,nr
Car, Dining Car. 0 Dining Car, 20 ,p;.s a.
1ll5 night SUNDAYS. sis $40, Q. $50 10 n'm .s
e II ca m p Inns CAB CAB NJ ists
TYcpst offices Nos. 4Gi oH. ii3a i323 III ana ~ ~
Broadway Aston House and fos ssn r,ou street 6
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex S,atlo.; comnspy
station Jersey City The New YORK Trans , sna rssc
will call fer and check baggage from ho'e'' nv"
J. r. HUTCHINSON. t,s.., Agent.
General Manager. "e'e'"' 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
VALLEYS RAILROAD

,iu,Ions foot Of Gorilla Rdt and Dcsbro..s. SSs,
ti,tO A. VI. daily sunday ':W 4. Nj Tor MAoS8
en- NIX and intermediate siat.ons ,,->.,
S,i5 4. VI. daily for WiIhEsBAEkE sCchzA \Er,yyz
ROcHEsTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS ana u
Nest and principal local points. Dining Car and Cnes
iO:3O A. Vi. daily. except sunday for MACcH CHUNK
and Intermediate points
IL noon daily. except sunday.
"BLACk DiAr1OND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo o5J r. Nj Pullman vestibule Day Coaches
and Parlor cars. Dninc-Car service Mo2s "a csrte
Connects Buffalo with through sieepess 20 Det'ot ana
i2.iO p. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
and intermediate points. ,.,,-x 1,,..
40 r. VI. daily except sunday 70: wilkesbarre Pitts
tom -cranton and prime pal intermediate stations Con-
meets points in eoai region caair Cars TO Wilkes
4:iO p. NJ. daily. except sunday. FOR wfkesh.rre.
PItts;on Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects all points coal regions Pullman bunet
5:I5 r. H. daily fer EAsToN and intermediate sta
U.io p. W. daily except Sunday Express Tor Stating
ten and principal intermediate stations Connects Tor
7sO r. H. daily Tor BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman Sleeper ves,ibuled train
so ss0 rIandeid 'f Es.,oa s.his&s@
S passenger: carried 10 baggage carried nocyr.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
Pullman sieepess to Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper to
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows:
600 A. NJ, 2;3o 400. and $50 p a.. 1850 p NJ Sat
urdays only. -. -. -.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At lla 2aS 2oi.
i2Jh ST.. l27 Bowery y Y. 500 Fulton ST. Court st..
Nsw-York Transfer Company will call for and check
from hotel residence through TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20

Receipts OF breadstuns interior points thousands
last three cipers 1000 omitted flour bbs grain bush
as follows:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

nSa nimmt's mid oo1 number, ipo=
gu oas 8elo gut lit, tpenn man es ME
brau9en BARI, meinte S6wabmann.
pier men9te iib au6 Winobru1 ins
@eiprdd uno iaste trofteno .Menn
Su nit wilit. 10 lebne id Dir bas
8elb, uno Su sibit mfrs suriif, penn
Su Seinen 9Seisen perfaufit."
Sroitlps beriubte nod einige @in=
wenoungen gu MAIDEN, bp6 ipra6en
ibm Die anoern 10 lange 81, Bis er lib
entlblob. Die Sabe gu maeen, unb 10
bel6lolien oenn Die 8ier, Die @rcirlion
nad Gbicago mitsumaden, bariiber aber
9egeniiber Seoermann reinen Wtuno su
balten. (SortIebun9 foIet.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Die Heiie ,ta6 Gbieago.
ersdbit BON
Silarits Smmergriin.
@inleituna. n a.

S6on lange munfelte man in unie=
rer 8e9enb oabon, oaB brei ooer mebr
unierer gtadbarn lebtes Sabr eine 9eiie
na6 Chicago semaht, bod bermo6te
9tiemanb genauere Wusfunft gu geben.
6ragte man Die 8etreffenoen, 10 erbielt
man cine auswei6en0e ooer grobe 9lnt=
mort, uno man lieB Die Srasenoen mer=
fen, oaB es bas Seite ipare, penn ieoer
ii6 um ielne eigenen 9lngelegenbeiten
fiimmern niirbe. 9lu6 i6 batte mebr=
mails Der9eblib periu6t, etmas beitimm=
tes su erfabren, aber INNER Dbne @r=
folg, bis i9 fiir5lid nit eirlem oerje=
nieen, pelde Die &eile miteemabt, rta1
Nem philadelphia fubr, mo mir oils
3eusen ppr @eriAt gelaben paren. Nls
mir fertig Daren, ainsen mir nod in
nebrere Wirtbidaften unO bebor mir
abreilten, taufte i6 mir bel Sam
S6lup nod elm Pint BON isinem 8e=
iten, oann beltiegen mir unier YIegp
Inn nah Sauie 81 fabren. Mein @e=
fabrte mar re1t 9eiprdbi9 geporben
als mir oaber aus Der Staot paren, Sog
iA meine Jlai6e beraus uno na6bem
mir ieoer einen suten 3ug 9etban,
fragte ih pl0blicb ,Wie tommt's, baB
feiner bon Sud- ie Elm Wort ia9t, mie es
gub in Chicago ergargen ?
Wer iast, mir ieien in Gbica9o GEE
meten ? Sat Meisbuber aus Der SdJule
9eihwaBt 2" mar bic Mntrort meines
@efdbrten.
ygs bleibt lib gleih, iper mir Die
Wittbeiluns genaaht, ih tpeiB, CAB Sbr
IN Chicago setpeien, uno i9 modte nun
miiien, iparum ein iolhes @ebeimnib |
Darails 9enadt miro 2" mar lneine
9lntiport.
Run, ipenn 9u bob ipeiBt, oaB mir
oprt getuelen, 10 masit gu auh ben
&elt tpilIen, menn Su mir perlpri1lt, |
ME Elm Wort oariiber 5u fasen,4 tprad |
mein Gefdbrte.
SD leiIiete oas 8eripred)en uno nun
ersdblte mir mein @efdbrte, iDie iib cine
@eiellidaft suiammen gefunoen, ;um
nab @bieaso gu reiien, ipie Die Neile
einen Werlauf genOmmen unb iDarum
Die Betbelligten es StDefmdBig gefuns
ben. iiber Die 5ade 5u fdpeieen.
Sb b0rte anbdhtig gu unD babe aud
ebrliA nlein Veriprehen gebalten, benn
i'd babe ME einenl Menihen er5dblt,
mas ih gebort, 0afiir aber babe icp in
meinen freien Stunben Die gr3dblnngl
meines yta6bars fein iduberlid su Pa-
pier gebradt, unb id) liberlalie es ben
nabiidti9en 2eiern 5u beurtbeilen, Db
i'd reHt aetDan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
2Ille Nerfd,,te ftrtft fur 8aar.

3eitung unb mdbrenb elmer pauie nabm
Sebaifian Sdmabmann oielelbe auf
uno iagte !:
rSa 1T wleoer 10 me biaise grcurs
i1en na6 Chicago aopertifeo. 9limmt
mid bod punoer, mas oas foten tbdte."
~Sas 1T leidt aus5ufinoen", laate
Sannes gBeisbuber, voas tann Dir ie=
Der 5ifetagent Der ganbanole Iaaen."
uSas Chicago muB an arie lb0ne
Staot lin", meinte @uiebins gDino=
bru1, Der glgentbiimer Der 6arm.
oSa, oas muB iein," flDtete aaspar
Sroltlos, uaber uniereins fommt ME
oa5u, 10 etmas gu eben."
vllno marum ni6t", ertpioerte
S1waBmann .eine 6arm fann Die 8e=
fdi6te niAt fohen. gBie mar's, menn
mir Die @rcnri6en mitma1ten ?"
.Sa miiBte man op1 erlt millen, mas
Die 8elbi1te foftet, lieB lib Die Stim-
me Weisbubers bernehmen.
SD Jag Sud, mas iA tbue," mari
SbmaBnann Elm, lid muB am 9onner=
ltas nah Stem philadelphia, uno oann
frag iA piepiel ,es fo1t uno am Sonn-
tag tDmlner mir wieoer bier auIammen
uno beratben mas mir tbun mollen. !"
Der Vori6lag fano 8eifau unb am
Sonnta9 oarauf fano iih Die namlide
8etelIi1aft bor bem 9leihen 6aule mie=
Der elm. Sn Der Stabe neben oem Of
fenen 6enlter iaB @hlalia Minobruh, |
Die nibt mebr aall5 iunse Sbwelter oes
GuIebius, Der Wittwer mar, uno Dem lie
Die Wirtbihaft beiDrgte. @uf ibrem
S1oBe lag cine @bieasoer .Yeitung uno
INNER unD INNER tpieber febrten ibre
Ylide auf eine fleine Motis suriif, Die
folgenoermaBen lautete
User fib gliiflib Dgrbeiratben mta,
menOe lih DertralieilsbDa an Guoen
Guppler, Deirathspernlittler, Gbicaao.
SbmaBnann NOR Der lebte, Der an=
Tom uno er begann ipfort 3u eraahlen,
tpie es ibm in aelp pDilaDelpbia erQan=
gen uno fam susebt aud auf Die Daupt.
Jade, Die @rcuriion aina1 Gbieaao.
vGln GIcurllonstidet 'tbitet nur $40
uno 1T gut fiir stpei Wohen. gBer
gebt nit 2" s-. dg
.Sas TT billig genugra ineinte Weis=
bubsr, pa bdtte id 2uit mit3ugeben."
sd audi itimmte gginDbrud) eiu
nnD nur 5roltlos lab traumperloren in
einen Baum, Der auf Der einen 5eite
burr mar nno auf Der anberli einiae
fleine aepfel trng. ID
sNun, mas meinf Du 4oenn", ffieb
lbn enoliA 5buabnann an. gu iiebit
ia orein, rbie ipenn Der 6aeel ole Dei=
ne Gartoifeltdfer erfNla9sn bdtte I"
sSa," mar bic traurige 9lntDort,
lid singe ihOn germ, aber meine Srau
IDiro's ME sugeben."
.Dummbeit," iagte 6hnobmann,
yih iage Der meinen gar nibt, oaB i'd
aadl @bicaao sehe, i'd fagte Sbr fbon,
ID miiile als 3euge nod gep pbiIabel-
pbin in bic Gourt, nno bas tann1 Du
1uf1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Daily. Except Sunday. fFlag stop. meals
Mark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 noon 10 II a
auight Light Faced from 12 % nidnightto z 90 noon
&. RI, IOREE, E.A. FORD.
General Manager, General Passenger agent
!i-f5-96-I PIrTsBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rateg Of fare, through tickets.
Hss9fsge checks, and further Information re-.
garding the running Of trains apply to any
Agent or the Pennsylvania Lines
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-30

Southern merchants have delayed send
ing out travellers and in instances have
called travellers home. Mercantile col
lections are slower, filling in orders are
smallers are small and more infrequent,
and business in staple lines for the latter
half of October, aside from that in wool
and metals, has been somewhat disap-
pointing. The northwest continues to
make relatively more favorable reports
as to trade, although at Milwaukee and
Minneapolis mild weather has checked
distribution. Nearly all Southern cities
except a few in Texas, Arkansas and
Georgia continue to feel the influence of
the yellow fever quarantine, the extreme
low price of cotton and delayed collec-
tons.
Consumption of iron and steel con-
tinues heavy, but mills refuse orders for
1898 delivery, in the belief that the cost
of making iron and steel will be higher.
Wooden goods continue firm and in fair
demand with upward tendency, but cot
ton fabrics are weak and the market is
heavily stocked Wheat is again above
a dollar, on continued heavy exports.
Our wheat export movement, aggregat-
ing more than 100000 bushels within
points to a keener appreciation of the
statistical strength of wheat by Euro
pean importers than by any American
traders. Exports of wheat flour in
cluded as wheat) from both coasts of the
United States and from Montreal this
week amount to SOL, 391 bushels against
1862, 900 bushels last week, 3,62S,000
bushels in the last week of October, 1896,
2, 743,000 bushels in 1895, 2,934 900
bushels in 1894, and as compared with
100000 bushels in the like week Of
1893.
Exports Of Indian corn amount to
1859, 1913 bushels this week, compared
with 1,177,000 bushels last week, 2,649,
600 bushels in the corresponding week
of 1896, 100000 bushels in 1885, 1885,
900 bushels in 1894, and as contrasted
with $4,000 bushels in 1893.
The total number of business failures
reported throughout the United States
this week is 21S, compared with 205 last
week, 245 in the week a year ago, 299
two years ago, 253 three years ago
and as contrasted with 353 in the fourth
week Of October, 1893.
There are 80 business failures reported
from the Dominion Of Canada this week,
compared with q last week, 81 in the
week year ago and As in the week
two years ago.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS.
New York, Oct. 29.-The total bank
clearings for the week were 81, 1885,
407, 46S; per cent increase, 229. Ex-
elusive of New York, $480, 1867 pa; per
cent increase, 1S.1.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-30

We were never so well prepared 40
now to send out. for the fall trade,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-30
TOTAL RANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Oct. 29.-The total bank
clearings for the week were 81, 1884,
407, 46S; per cent increase, 22.9. Ex-
elusive of New York, $3.50, 867 ,224; per
cent increase, 1871.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-30

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-30
Blood
Poison

A man afflicted with Contagious
Blood Poison, might as well commit
suicide as to take the mercurial
poisons which are always prescribed
by the doctors. If he takes those
poisons, he might as well make his
will and get ready for the under
taker. Perhaps this is plain talk,
but it is true, and truth is unpleas-
ant sometimes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-17
The Hot spell.

1t has been many years since snch
a hot wave visited the country as
that of the past three weeks. There
is al appalling list Of fatalities
cansed by the deadly rays of the
sun. Hundreds Of victims drop dead
in the streets, while thousands linger
in untold agony, many being driven
to insanity and snicide.
Reports from all sections of the
country received by the Associated
Press show prostrations numbering
in the neighberhood of 1000, with
fatalities close to $50. Ia addition
to this there were scores of deaths,
resulting indirectly from the intoler-
able heat, the death rate in many of
the large cities showing a fearful
increase over the previous years.
The Central States suffered more
severely than other sections, tie heat
being most deadly in Chicago, Gin
cinnati and St. Louis. In number
of fatalities Chicago heads the list,
with 81 deaths, Cling matt and
suburban points repoNirs So, anG
St. Louis 40. Throughout the
South the heat was intense, but the
death rate was much lower than in
the North.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-17
New Rice.

The first sample of new rice of the
season was received at the Board of
Trade in New Orleans on the 9th
instant, and was raised on the PaIo
Alto plantation in Iberville parish
by Simeon Leblanc. the owner.
This breaks the record by almost a
month.
Messrs. Levert, Bouguiers & Co.,
on the 9th instant sent to the Board
of Trade another sample of new
rice. 1t came from the plantation of
Berthelot & Bros, 10 st James par.
ish. The quality Of the rice is very
fine, and represents a crop of 500
acres, which will be harvested and
shipped to market.