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Opening. Highest. Lewss,. Cisan0. Eislt.
&:S45s R$:S:Rsss'555ss 81 #5t #=55s 5s 5s

osts were dull on tho spot but steady. sales of
SsSsa s No No. soas ss s9ssl so$i oad aasaadsd pr Ss
poets t65 Oh Monday. Rye was quiet but hrm;, No:
8.s wfs.rn Q b. s9S
steady; new feed: i$atte: .: { ( bpaaio. Corn
No. seo% over ri 6ot.mSef; oSst No.
Monday
Ac with sales of 10000 bush Prices a. follows:
oDsning. Hishas Lo,o,.t. olo,ir0. NiSit.
Rsy R:Sfmosrss a..ss sSss sss ss,. 81 sSs sss ssssh
sse, on May here Nc in Chicago. c TO 5sc. in Min.
Yof wa. the .ronst @ mai S and the sia pses%
so.s Ss% over to Ma 0 de-
Chicago OF late has been toward n4rrOTing OF tho
r0I O. TIC hp
the Ss4a receipt. Se's RSIscsSa sSaE
west west aTmhounting Th to ySt cars aSainst tss last
stated so-d:y ss5;sss bush. .nd ''Gaa Il:
ssFy II the dAy had ys,y little sso The i'm
aGT aS i Ss
buying of th-t month accounts FOR The Increased
make Very 4sor4Ss @ sIhSi 'Ti hoasA as "sss ss
grand En.s & sStal is not 80 large as that Of last
.s. wssr .si 'SSs SS:A last atsas. ysa
lht 10 TO say out of total worlds Shipments, esti.
mated at $500, 900. this country sppears to have
iSSTnishsd all but $4,000 bush. showing that
this country still has lions share Of
the foreign business. Antwerp cabled. too.
that the sAIKentine crop reports coming in
very poor. December was unchanged In II, erpooi
ana London closed st adler. At Chicago there was
less pressure 70 sell FurthermcEe. the North
ern receipts though lager than Last year. BOO
cars smaller than week ago. The European stock
OF wheat 10 ~. .OOO,OU0 bush. smaller than at this
time last year and 900 600 Aer than two years
sso The worlds stock I. lo.o0O 600 bush. smaller
higher prices. They argue mat as usual. Argentine
and that 1t will not arrive In London. Li,e pool
Hamburg and Antwerp till about April /, Meantime
Russia Is shipping very little, aud II is worthy OF
note that NV cargoas. amounting to 2iU. 90
bush, have cleared from New York alone dur
inX the past Week for MArseilss and Genoa
which usually depend ON Russia for their
says that aAson IN hA. sssOS Sss sOassp ssa
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Taxation of SCRIP Declared nI.rul.

CLEVELAND Dec, lO.-|The Circuit Court to day
made ruling declaring the taxation OF scrip
~ 6 Pe illegal This county has collected 500.
~ ~ ithe past Few years by taxing acrip Isausd
DV the Cleveland Gas Light Gld Coke CompanT
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Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Railway and other bonds strong
and very active for Saturday. The features
were American Tobacco scrip. Austin aud
rado Southern IA. W. l.. Centralof Georgia con
sol 5s. Erie general lien 3-4s. Fort Worth and
3-4s Houston and Texas Central general Is,
thGjFSo1 &c East snd West e!as rpn Noun
Kansas city, Ptsbars snn and & a
Irternatona consoIs. Manhaftan IRA Railway iyVa IS,
Mobile and Ohio generals. Northern Pacific gen
eonsol 5s, Peoria and Eastern lists. Rio Grande
Southern lists. Rio Grande Western 1sts. st,
5s, Texas Pacific .2ds. Union Pacific is. Atchi,
son. Colorado Midland. Kansas and Texas,
MnSesb MMisSsonri pacIhe; Ontario and Western and
yyaances yans were In Atchison adj IS. y y cent, TO
h2s hpstn AmsrSSar Sns To69erO scrip e
cago Terminal IS. y, ~; Colorado southern.
ss GhG%e9 Ard Eastern
70 BSn; Central Of Georgia consol 5s. 4, ,to93;
Is Ere Esnssa general fy ien iSi4s 74 Fort Worth
and Rio Grand s-4s. <. to e3: Houston @ %GrS and
Ts5"s Ess sSd ef3rs %"s t. ST 1d
tain 5s, X . 1925; taternatonai Hd and ItEI Grnat
/; 70 80, s9d 2ds +, to 5d; Kansas City, Ptfs.:
Satosa cepso. % ManSsttsa SsTsSaf Rai%ay lRssr
M;a: III 10; Noble }a and Ohio generals u. 70 s2a;
to 90; Ontario and Western r. Is. \. TO lO4..
Sqns9l Ss 70 H.; Peoria and Eastern las.
IS, =. tos6S Rio Grande Western lists. 3, toGi:
5533uthern 53y Railway EEL 5s; y to lO5: Texas Pacific
Wabash DDS. i. 70 95s, and debenture series
y. cent. TO 35: The noteworthy declines
Tere n Col9r4do Midland lists. Y cent. TO
Louis and San Francisco As. 4 v cent. to S4I.
Commercial price Of bar silver In New York.
bSSc. Bar silver in London closed at 27Id,
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 46I.c.
, Money on call, 2sG324 y cent Time money
ls quoted at y cent; Tor four months and 81. =
cent, Tor nine months on good mixed Stock
Exchange collateral Commercial paper is
quoted at 3ti04 = cent; for bills receivable;
cent; other names. iC04's y cent
Foreign exchange market closed steady at
unchanged quotatons. Posted rates of ex-
ehange were: Sixty days. S4S2b. and sight
- ~ g Actual rates are; Long bills, S4.s1H
FSSt.el%; sight drafts. $4.S41ifGS4.94N. and
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surp's. sI7.op7.96o s1e.74ssoo Dec. ssb4bSo
two years ago S31 ,6O6350
The imports OF general merchandise. inolud-
Ing dry goods, at the port OF New York last week
were 1851 .371, against S7,25S.SSB the pre-
vioue. week and $500. .432 for the corre-
6,d spon,dinpE p week 81 last year h. Jhe imports q
M MSald,31h was gold. mSbinMg M gl t2tal speoie i'm;
ifFi TSES sct. HSd 81 sSS sRsust SRd Sys 3d.
O97 the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan. l have been: Gold. SO. .51S, 707, and
silver, S44 ,432, 705 4 total Of S54.a51, ,412.
. In the outside market Glucose Sugar Refln-
preferred at i07 s6S1O7k. standard OH trust
certificates closed at 41a9420; Standard Gas
common at 1861 40. and ths preferred at 158
@160; Mutual Gas at 300td320;. Amsterdam
the bonds at l0239i0lS; Central Union Gas
bonds at t1O5kC0lO5St Brooklyn and New York
Ferry at 81 k(G}Sk. and the bonds at % hI034h:
continental Tobacco at 37CD3Th. and the pre-
ferred at S2hi9a3: Knickerbocker Ice at 5lt9
o1 y. and the preferred at S2AtGS3: Interns-
tional Silver common at S3hf934. and Ameri-
can Air Power at 35k(937.
The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF 119 railroads for November at $49.-
eS4. $50. an increase OF S2.1S7,4 ,478 over the
same month last year For eleven months
ending Nov. 80 the gross earnings were $685.
S19.995. an increase OF 500. .464.3 .379 as COM
pared with the corresponding period last year.
Railway gross earnings for Novem her COM
pare with those Of the same month last year as
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including gold reSeryesas1. 1851 s2s2, ,oa2 744
Money in London 2A02h p cent. Rate OF
discount In open market for short and three
months bills. 1-l603k y cent. Paris advices
quote cents at 102 francs 77h centimes
Exchange on London. rs francs 81 centmes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY Wera az fplIoua.
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cable .transfers, SlS5tas4.s5k; francs arc
2uotsd Al S.25tS5 2th for long and 5;22hfs
Tor long and plttid94K for short; RuIlders.
3913-l6t03oK for long and 30 l5-16CS40 for
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
12h9lUh cents discount. Charlsstop-YuylnR.
l-l6 discount; selling, par. Savnnnah-BuyinR,
1-18 discount Re ling, rs cents premium New
orleans,Bank, par commercial, 75 cents dis
mum: telegraph. III cents premium, ST.
Louis-Par. Chlcago-Par. Cineinnati-Be-
tween banks, par; over counter. 90 cents pre-
MUM.
The weekly statement OF averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
Dec 8. Dec. 10. Chanoet
Loans e6e7, 400 e702, 3Op 800 Inc. sl5Sf 200
Cir'rtn 1649p,2oo III, $50, 900 Deo $4,000
L'g ira. bb,0i7.iOO 6I,S73,SO0 De.S 1.1z3, 300
Specie. 16s,4u2,90o 16l,ods.boo 1no. 2.6O4, 400
Resye.e2IA,A7pt 400 02Ib, ,pto 800 Inc. 81 4aO, quo
ksePd. 1o1,8Si,460 1pp,lpTo 900 Inc. 1,S1b.b60
surp's. si7.op7.96o S18. 800 Dec. ssb4.bBo
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e. p,, Lnuo n,. INC a'n.o
Toledo. Peoria and Western fs.isS Dec s.Ss77
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad reports
%SatS 9, ] year q and nes de s
he sross ouT wape Ue 5 81
crease ere s'G Of sf562 3 as c co%pered With the m cor
ps.od % ast year. and net s2o
The Peoria and Eastern Railroad reports
gross earnings Tor October OF $l73.s70 an in
crease crease Of $9.74o as eomnarsesdz ID gith yith the same
the gross earnings were $1.580.s5 an In
respond ing period Of last year. and net 1885,
37s. an increase OF S42.653.
The Mobile and Birmingham Railroad re-
an an Increase @ Of Of $26i33 as pst Compared d with TIE
;a same month q last o year. and net $l4s4s. an
ing Oct. 81 the gross earnings were $30S 41O.
s95rsssEsondnE peod o p aft and net
The Detroit. Grand Rapids and Northern
snT9a Of for os59bsT S
Of Fer fRs Rs t.1 sss
an Gs 81 the eS7sSs a
pared with the eorrespondins period Of last
year. and net $279 434. an Increase Of $50. .443.
The Chicago and West Michigan Railroad
Of qr ts
same month of last year, and net $59. .116. an
increase OF ST.. For the ten months end
ing Oct 81 the gross earnings were $1.644.375.
an increase OF S276;5t7 as compared with the
ssoorIraesponding soIa period Of last year. and net
$3o2.l64. an increase OF S73.413.
The receipts of the Govern ment to- day were:
Customs, S44135O; Internal revenue, $959.::
81 .434. .742 The disbursements were $763.-
900. an excess OF receipts over expenditures OF
$67l. 742. The receipts OF the fiscal year to
date have been S219. "a .129; the expenditures
S3O2. 1877, 504. an excess Of expenditures over
receipts Of SS3. .463.375.
The official count OF cash In the Treasury to-
day. compared with that Of last Saturday .showsi
Dee s. zee. 10.
Gold coin and bullion. .S2<2, .85, ,4S0 S2l4917,H11
Silver dollars and bullion 7,57u,slI 7,1ys,nb
United States notes.. 14,7oTopS 1xo4I.n46
Other cash assets less de-
mand liAblti.a. 1T.I7c-68T QaN
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COMMERCIAL COMPEyD.

1otAl sales. 1900 shares.
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Now York Stock Exchange-sales Dec. 10.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. .o00s).
cssS. o1 eel oeM6o Us 4s.r. 1907. ..l1lh
Q 30, ser B..lO6A
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Ssob Rub 40 AZ 46 16h A7L
2oo UsRP.lo9k ll2H HloeKlllXIle
1895 U L.. 6A 6A 81 9 6h
700 U SIP 69X 10 6eA 6e1 eeA
2s\o Wabash 8 g 8 sh
e4t+ N&b pf 2aH a3 22n aeH ga
1850 " I'm e5A s5H 80 e64 ISM
$50 VALE 6h 6N 6A 6h 6A
- WGLEP 21A 2ba 24H 24h 26
fetal sales. 4o2 "a shares
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Animals Never Thirsty.

There are in the world several kinds
of animals that have never swallowed
drop of water in all their lives; these
include the llamas of Patagonia and
certain gaZelles of the far east. a
paroquet lived fifty-two years in the
London Geological gardens without
drinking a drop, and some naturalists
think that hares take no liquid except
the dew that sometimes forms on the
grass that they eat. A considerable
number of reptiles, serpents and lizards
live and prosper IN places where there
is no water at all There are even in
France, in the neighborhood of the
Lozore, herds of cows and goats which
almost never drink and which never
theless produce the milk of which the
famous ROqueford cheese is made.
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TO THE PHILIPPINES,

The report that Gov. Mount
has said that the I57th Indiana reg
iment W ould not be mustered out
now, but be sent to the Philippines,
is received with much favor among
the members of the regiment.
The boys after their furlough
rest have the old soldier feeling
strong in them once more to re-
main in the service, and they would
all gladly hail the opportunity to go
to the Philippine islands.
The climate of the Philippines is
said to be superior to that of Cuba
or Porto Rico. AT least the troops
that have gone there are enjoying
comparatively good health, while
comrades in the West Indian islands
are suffering from fevers of various
kinds and the heat of the tropical
sun.
1t does not seem hardly consistent
after the order has gone out for the
discharge of the I57th from the SER
vice that it would be changed now.
Very likely if any Indiana troops
are sent to the Philippines the Doth
or I6I will go or new regiment
will be organized for that purpose,
and the opportunity given for the
I57th boys to re-iniist. Their fate
will soon be known as they will be
compelled to report at Indianapolis
Oct. 10, their furlough expiring on
that date.-South Bend Tribune.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Foot Ball at Culver.

The game between the Plymouth
and Culver academy foot ball teams
Sunday afternoon resulted in score
of 26 to in favor of Culver. All
things considered, our boys played re-
markably good. Culver gave evidence
of continued practice. Our boys met
on the field only once before the game,
but they have verified the surmise
made beforehand-that we have the
best men that Marshall county ever
put In foot ball lineup. What we
need is practice. Arrangements have
been made to play the South Bend High
school and also the Crown Point
alumni. The dates are not yet ready
for publication.
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i've association for their own pro-

tive association for their own pro-
lection.
The daring robbery at Richland,
Mich, few days ago, and that of
Flora, this state, q few days ago,
has awakened small bankers to the
fact that they are continually in
danger. These banks generally
carry large amounts of cash and
have not the best facilities for keep
ing it. Robbers can attack the in
stitutions, terrorize the whole town,
get away with their booty and
escape all danger of detection or
discovery, before the outside world
can be notified of the crime.
The plan of this small bankers
detective association provides for an
exchange of information regarding
noted bank criminals, and the en-
ploymert of expert talent to keep
watch of these detestable individu-
ais. Blood hounds are TO be kept
at stated points and each bank in
the association given police protec-
ton that the town organizations 90
not furnish.
1t is hoped that the Flora robbers
can be found, but there does not ap-
pear to be very good prospect at
present, as they left no clew what
ever. Bloodhounds did not prove
effective in tracing them. The Rich
land robbers have been found, or at
least the authorities have several
persons in custody whom they are
certain will be convicted of the
crime. A general bank detective
ASSOCIATION would not be bad
thing. The large banks would be
enabled to give the smaller ones in
formation that might prove valu-
able.-South Bend Tribune.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Weeyil in Wheat.

The Hessian fly is tde great pest in
this country to growing wheat, bat dur
ing the last season 1t was less injurious
than usual, but the weevll seems to
have developed into the great factor
for iD.urilg the wheat after it is bar
vested and in the bin. AT no time in
the history of this country has this pest
been so common, and before the farmer
is aware of it, it will have complete
possession and doing its des roying
work. 1t has appeared in the bins of
our best farmers this year, but they are
promptly taking measures TO destroy
it with the use of bisulphlde of carbon,
which can be procured at any drug
store and in large quantities at the
grain elevators
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Three Million Dollar Loan.

A mortgage covering all the property
of the Three railroad company from
South Bend to Streator, ILL.,, including
track, road bed. rolling stock, buildings
ETC., has been given by that company
to the Continental Trust company, of
New y ork City and J. ID. Oliver of
South Bead. This mortgage is to in
sure the redemption of five per cent
bonds to the amount of S3,000,00O, pay
able IN gold Oct. 1, 1913. The railroad
company has spent about $S00O00 in
improving and extending its lines, and
contemplstes additional extensions in
the future.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
A Fight at Hammond

Trouble arose Thursday morning be-
tween employees of the w. b. Conkey
company and striking men and former
empoyes at Hammond. Matt Wag-
ner, an electrotyper, J ohm Lundgren, a
binCer, and printer named Munski
were assaulted by Watchman Kennedy.
Superintendent Russell and three other
employees of the company Wagner
and Lundgren were both quite badly
injured. Warrants were issued for the
arrest Of the five assailants. The affair
has created quite a sensation and has
deepened the feeling between the union
men and their sympathizers and the
Conkey company and their sympa-
thiZers.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
CARLISLE ON OUR FUTURE POLICY.

CARLISLE ON OUR FUTURE POLICY.
The ablest and most elaborate
arguments yet presented against a
policy of national expansion are con-
tanned in an article by the Hon.
ohm G. Carlisle in Harper's Maga-
zine for October.
He regards the determination of
our territorial policy as the most i'm
portant question before the Ameri-
can people, and he discusses it learn
edly, without buncomb or appeals
to prejudice.
He is opposed to the acquisition
of foreign territory for the follow
ing reasons:
That it may be the beginning of
revolution in the opinion and
asperations of our people which
may ultimately prove fatal to the
simple republican institutions under
which we now live.
That it would be a violation of
the expressed declarations of the
government codtained in the war
That it would be an abandonment
of the Monroe doctrine under which
we enjoy immunity from European
That our political institutions
were not designed for the govern
ment of dependent colonies and
provinces.
That under the constitution con-
gress cannot legislate for colonial
That the absorption of alien races
into our body polite would result in
domestic problems dangerous to
free government.
That unusual and unnecessary ex-
pense will be incurred in the main
tenance of large army and navy.
That spirit of mllitarism will
dominate the government to the
detriment or destruction of civil in
of justice.
That it will involve us in the dip
lomatic entanglements of Europe
and the embroilments of all foreign
nations.
These reasons are set forth in de-
tail and constitute what may readily
be conceded to be the most formid-
able array of arguments that can be
advanced against policy of nation
al expansion.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Saloon Burns at Lapaz.

Monday morning near the hour of
O'Clock Whites saloon, at Lapsz, burned
to the ground. The large stock of
spiritous liquors made a brilliant il
Illumination. Viewed from some dis
tance it appeared as though the whole
town was wrapped in flames. Every
effort to extinguish the fire proved a
failure. Walter Kimball, of North
township, owned the building. Both
building and stock were insured. AS
no account can be offered for the
origin of the trouble it is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

The war investigation committee
promises to be of little real value so
far as fixing the responsibility for
blunders of the war is concerned
Officers, the men who know, will
not testify, so long as they are not
compelled to, to matters that will
spoil their chances of promotion by
superior officers. The witnesses
will not have to make oath before
the committee and there is no penal
ty if they swear falsely.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Death of Morris BOnd

James A. Gilmore, ST., and family
have received telegram announcing
the death of Morris Bond. the seven
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. j. Nj
Bond, of Evanston. The death occurred
at Indian apolis Thursday. The de-
ceased was buried in that city this
afternoon. Morris was the grandchild
of Rev. w. o. baltimore, once of this
city. He will be remembered as a
bright, loving little boy who has visited
here on several occasions.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

ing notes would have answered the
purpose as well. He maintains that
Cuba should have her independence.
The other territory should be re-
ceived as colonies, as we have done
with Alaska. He strongly opposes
giving back to Spain any part of
the territory wrested from that
country's mis-rule. Senator Turpie
found general agreement with
these ideas irrespective of party.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
The Bank Robbers Escaped.

James a. Dignan, arrested near
Clymers station as participant in the
Flora bank robbery, proved to have
been disconnected with the job, and he
has been released. Four tramps arrest
turned loose. There is absolutely no
clew to the identity of the principals in
the affair, who are believed to have
successfully made their way to Chicago
with their stolen stuff.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
Two Girls Kidnapped

Mrs. Grant Randsll's two daughters
nine and eleven years old, respectively
started for school Wednesday, at War
saw, since which time they have been
missing, despite search which con
tinued all night. Charles Miller, father
of the girls, committed suicide several
years ago. There is belief that the
children have been kidnapped. They
were last seen in an unsavory quarter
of the city.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

5. M. Cripe, who lives in the country
five miles northeast, received word
lately of the death of his son Emanuel
Cripe. The latter in company with his
family left for North Dakota some five
years ago and had been resident of
that state since. His death was
brought about by heart trouble. lie
fell suddenly while unhitchirg a horse
and in few minutes was dead. His
relatives receive the profound sympathy
of the community.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

The number of robberies of small
banks in this state, Ohio and Michi-
gan the past year or two has led the
proprietors of these institutions in
villages and towns to form a detec-
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
MOrtuary,

Joseph Shellvett, an old soldier and
resident of Inwood, died Thursday
His funeral was held Saturday a,
the house.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

Secretary of State,
SAMUEL NJ. RALSTON,
Boone county.
Auditor of State,
JOHN w. MINOR,
Marion county.
Treasurer of State,
HUGH DOUGHERTY,
Wells county.
Attorney.General,
JOHN G.. MCNUTT,
VigO county.
Clerk of Supreme Court,
HENRY WARRUM,
Marion county.
Superintendent Public instruction,
w. b. SINCLAIR,
Starke county.
State Statistician,
JAMES 5. GUTHRIE,
Brown county.
State Geologist,
EDWARD BARRETT,
Hendricks county.
Judges of Supreme Court:
Second District,
LEONARD j. HACKNEY,
Shelby county.
Third District,
JAMES MCCABE,
Warren county.
Fifth District,
TIMOTHY T.. HOWARD,
st. Joseph county.
Judges of the Appellate Court:
First District,
EDWIN TAYLOR,
Vanderburgh county.
Second District,
G.. j. KOLLMEYER,
Bartholomew county.
Third District,
EDGAR BROWN,
Marion county.
Fourth District,
w. 5. OWEN,
Madison county.
Fifth District,
JOHANNES KOPELKE,
Lake county.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
SENATOR TURPIE's SPEECH

SENATOR TURPIE'S SPEECH.
Senator Turpie very ably showed
up the Dingley law Wednesday,
and scored the republican party on
account of the issuance of interest
bearing bends to carry on the war
with Spain when non-interest-bear-
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

bless DR.. Miles Nervine.
DIR. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICA
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
DEMOCRATIC coUNTYTICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY IICkET.
For Representative,
HON. ADAM L. WISE.
For Clerk,
FRANK h. BROOKE.
For Auditor,
HENRY III. MILLER.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES WINK.
For Sheriff,
JOSEPH +. MARSHALL.
For Surveyor,
WILLIAM ENGLISH.
For Coroner,
DR.. SARBER.
For Commissioners,
Second District ct-FRED SEIDERS.
Third DistrIct-HENRY SNYDER.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

"H nent farmer, and we'll known by all
old residents near Belmont, N. Y.
writes: For twenty-seven years had been
a constant sufferer from nervous prostra-
ton, and paid large sums of money for doc
tors and advertised remedies without bene-
fit. Three years ago my condition was
alarming; the least noise would startle and
unnerve me. l was unable to sleep had
number of sinking spells and slowly grew
worse. began using DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. At first
the medicine seemed to have no effect. but
after taking few bottles began to notice
a change; rested better at night, my appe-
tite began to improve and rapidly grew
better. until now l am as nearly restored
TO health as one OF my age may expect. God
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07

For Prosecutor,
HARRY BERNETHA.
Marshall County independent., 1898-10-07
For Congressman,

MEDARY NJ. HATHAWAY.