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Gave mp ali Hope.

Louis Prickett, 500 Bryan avenue,
Dsnville, ILL.,, writes: l had suffered sew.
eral years with Asthma and after trying
9 great many remedies 1 had given up
al hope. l Was advised to try Foleyis
Honey and Tar. It immedistely stops
the coughing spells and / get MI breath
more freely. It is the only medicine
that ever gave me relief.
FRANK SNITH.
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APPOINTED BI OTIS.
North estern Volunteers Who Will Stay
in the p~hilipnines

WASHINGTON, July l3.-The presi-
dent has confirmed and commissioned
the officers recommended by General
Otis for the Thirty-sixth and Thirty
seventh volunteer regiments now being
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II DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY. JULY ID. 1873.
OFFICIAL Paper OF CITY and COUNTY.
TRIMS uPisUBsCRlpfION
TOrADyRRTIsERs

THl DAILY LIAoEB mAkee . special feature OF
flrni.hlr : 'nform stton coneeHriE2 the Advantages
aat resources Of the city Of Madison and OF the
s.4.e a, !arse emitting IL TO the patronage ofad-
y,i-els If every clsee.
Y F. STAHL Proprietor.
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There IL no About 1T.

No question indeed with those who
have used it, but that Foley's Kidney
Cure is reliable for al! kidney and blad-
| der diseases.
FRANK SMITH.
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Brooklngs recently sold $1,000 worth
IT o-2O bonds bearing ) per cen interest
at d premium Of lilo per cent.
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The ACKNOWLEDGED CREATES

This earth is the equal heritage Of all
the people, and | stand before you to.
day a socialist. The machine and CON-
petition have deprived the laboring man
OF his heritage. Industry has TO be
rescued from cupi!ity. Profit is rob.
berry.
The middle class in this country is
passing away. When John ID. Rocker
Teller established his great department
store 10 Chicago, 300 small dealers went
out OF existence. The trust will work
its " cure aud its course cannot be
stopped. The economic system must
first be changed. The public should
" the natural means Of life. Indus
trial cooperation must come. Public
ownership OF the means II distribution
is u necessity. The cooperative com.
monwealth is the only solution OF Il 9
competitive, industrial. trust system.
Frank r. Roberson's illustrated lee.
ture on "ManiIa and the Philippines"
was instructive and entertaining through
out. The We've thrown upon the screen
we're line and from the fact that nine.
tenths OF them we're taken by Mr.. Rob.
erson himself the past nine months. and
the other tenth by an equally reliable
artist, We feel assured OF the accuracy OF
the views, the conditions which they
portray and the facts they depict, all at
tested by the personal word Of the lee.
turer himself who is above criticism.
His representation OF facts and condi.
10 the Philippines was a heart
opener to those who have all along
thought We were trying to eubjupate a
race OF either heathens or sayaQes. Mr..
Robertson is doing good work for this
country in thus e%nIightening our people.
and bis lecture is one OF the most useful
at the Lake Madison Chan.
tauqua.
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wouid Have Cost ni~ NJ. ....

l nave been using Foley's Kidney
Cure sno take great pleasure in etstine
u gave me permanent cure OF kidne.
diecaes which certainly would hava ~
me NE. ! recommend il 70 Az an"
afflicted With kidney trouble. o.,
Bowman. Lebanon, Ky.
FRANK 0xrrH.
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Floated on . Risine rld..

WoonsHoLL, Mass, July lathe
steamer Horatio Hall, which went
asnor n q log, aoated on the rising
tide and resumed her passage eastward
apparently uninjured.
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youucer AID more deserving men now IN
the field. l, is q relief to the country.
to know that he is not to sup
ercede such able officers al Generals
Otis, Lawton and Macarthur. Joe is
called q brave man, but he does not re.
sign his seat in congress although be
cannot fill it.
For q clear skin-clear all the way
through. transparent enough to let sun
shine. rosy cheeks chow through, take
Rocky Mountain Tea. FRANK SMITH.
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Thomas Rhodes, Centerield. O..
writes: IL suffered from piles seven
or eight years. No remedy gave me r..
lief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel S.,v.
lees than 9 box Of which permanently
cured me-" Soothing, healing. nerractiy
harmless. Beware Of counterfeits.
Cook & ODRR.
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Taylor Men In Control.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 13.-The Re-
publican state central committee met
during the evening. Congressman Vim.
cent Loreing of London, KY, was Sc
lected as temporary chairman of the
convention and X. J. Hampton of Win.
chester as secretary. Both are strong
Taylor men. 1t is understood that
Judge Denny Of Lexington, another
Taylor man, will be permanent chair
man.
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IL. q woman ever gets SO "homely"
that the isn't worth looking at, she'd
better take Rocky Mountoin Tea.
Brings back the bloom of youth.
FRANK SMITH.
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HERR souDER's WONDERFUL FUNNY elephant BRASS eA
Big new 1s s9zzrPARADE

ONE SOC. TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING
CHILDREN, UNDER u YEARS OLD, HALE Price.
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Ne~ York Produce Market.
New York \

New York Nov g.
FLOU Receipts, a. 35l bbls.: exports
N'aj bbls.. reported sales, $1,000 pkgs :
market easy; heavy transactions for
south Africa reported on private terms
TuInorrd 4 shade under quotations: one
concern bought $3.50 pkgs.
PYE-DuI.
WHtA T-Receipts. %. i25 bushels; sales.
@.-"l"h bushels futures, 10000 bushels
spot; spot firm: NJ. red. "a fob. afioat:
~" Northern Duluth, H5s fob afioat to
arrive new; No. red, - elevator
tORN-ReceiptS, 81. $50 bushels; exports
ll9 iP- bushels futures. 10000 bushels
SPOT; spot firm: NO. ?, 40as fob afioat and
33ia elevator.
OATS Receipts 152 600 bushels: exports.
vrn, 3UH3I.
.., NEtIL Strong; cut meats. quiet:
j i;AkI3-Quiet: Western steamed closed
nominal; refined. quiet. '''
PGEk-Dull.
BtTTER-F'irm.
CHEESE-S Steady.
EGGS-Firm; state and PennsyIvania.
70 q: Western ungraded, l4nls
lei ftOLEl M-Firm.
ROSl\-Dul
~ RPENTINE-Steady
RICE-Steady.
L.ASSES-Firm
FRElGHTS-Quiet.
- tAR-RaW, steady but quiet: fair
refining. } Is Is: centrifugal &c test. sid:
molasses sugar, s16; refined steady.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
the Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

new Ne" YORK; Nov. 9-Early in tho Ia.
some general strength was manifa ~. "a!
HIS STOCK market. which wa nri,' .eu II
Tvs y the higher quotations c,bIn Hts, Will. ILL
-, iinoIi anu winch was aided by stra,,,r, II
i. 9pecndl stocks. drop of 10 pointS ~ -
hntti, common, however. dfsroi1rn,.d i
NY NY lilE ahd the traders turned bears III
a ane uaH' me declines in the Indtsfrii"" '
anu Sueclaitles We're rather greater '',s
cause ne commitments for the inn,, u oI
tpuht N those stocks were Inrua, III" ,tt
t ~ was very heavy selling thrn,,,rt ~,
me rile naliroad list and a large nnmh1 mo-
shouad y stocks in that deparJmapt
rara 49, hGt declines of a point or tyvl nit, ,i'
80, IN the SpecialtieS The a,,Hr "
AN petWeen one and two noints - crdse
leading stocks. An eXcention u lor m
lhade hrst on Steel stocks 9nuu'u Dc
cline NlS'dlice To the a..
Attention was almost wboIl,. o..
n alr c .ne money market outlook. Nary VIZ i'll
Ia cnntSe ,; az chicago again fen toI,t =, =
premium at the opening or "i N ~ cents
80 was sharp fall in star,i,.M week
cnange today. partly dua u, ling eX
local money market ana nartiH We hrmer
creased supply of cotton hili' 20 an IN
noW coming forward in large ,.o WTnIch are
cioslhS OF the market woe aoiuliIe' me
me net low price Of the daT ana At
The bond market was waa,- =.
pathy with stocks Tot"I ~ sym
value, 255O,000. United Statas sues. par
nanced q, and the new a. o oIu al
n lI;nsseTed II in the bid price rh ana "a ?
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CRISIS NEAR AT HAND.
Figh. for Better Wages at Fall River Is
to Be Hot

Fall River. Mass, Nov. 9.-The dele
gates of the five labor organizations of
this city connected with the Textile
Council will be called together proba-
bly,. Saturday evening Of this week. and
4 demand will be made upon the Man
ufacturer's Association. this time.
however. with the evident purpose in
view Of bringing the wage question T.
a crisis.
y new date. at which the time limit
for the increase to go into effect will
be set and should tie mill men fail to
make the concessions asked for AT that
time, it is claimed the unions whiC h
vote to enforce their demands would
strike as a protest against the action
of their employers.
The sentiment throughout the city is
in favor of enforcing the demand of
the employees by q strike and uhless Il
compromise is effected within short
time FAN River will be made the bat
tie ground of New England in a fgh:
for higher wages
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Chicago Markets.

III, Chicago. Nov. g.
IN increase in stocks. a languid roreign
HtiilaAd ana the Weakness of Liyerpool
toua!. resulted in wheat touching the
.I"tSt point Of the recent decline Cover.
lIlS bE shorts late in the session. how.
ever. advanced the price. December clos
LnS unchanged and May Il lower. Corn
Wis nrm on light country offerings. De
cymorr closing X and May i. up. Osts
CioSeu higher. Provisions showed
strength with higher hog prices. closing
-igc. over yesterday.
he leading futures closed as follows:
W n t.AT-December. 6S1s; Nav. -
EORN-Deeember 3114@31%s: January.
Jttstt3l: May. 32&..
OS,ATS-Deeember 22l2G225s: May. 2s-s
6, P39S9EK;n,Deeem6er, $S.22is; January,
y l5;-AH l }1 s507l.; January.
RlES-December. $495: January. & 02ls
1 III ~, guotations closed as follows:
II. WH i, Ntra 3 spring. 62a64a.: No.
Ge,ooRN-No, >. s2aa2l4: No. yelliw a14
OATS ~. > 24a.a3ar.: No. ) white g5,1
Hze,t NJ: ) white, 2iiaM26
R1E-No. =. -.
Il p 36a4s
f. ;;ANNSEED-No. |. new, ST. 21s4.
TiM0TitI SEEDS 05GI2 As
LARD-S5.07l. d5I7I6
PORk-Mess. s1.70dS.25: short ribs. Sass
s-o; ~, shoulders. 5asN5i2: short clear sides
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used by British Soldiers in Africa.

capt. {. G. Dennison is well known
an o"er Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Gaiishe. Under date of Nov. 4. 1897,
from Nryburg, Bechuanaland. he
writes: Before starting on the last
o'i'ipalgn bought a quantity Of
Nhamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di-
"frhoea Remedy. which used myself
"iier troubled with bowel complaint.
ana had given to my men. and in every
o"se IL proved most beneficial" For
sale by Jno. Coughlin. liz Water St.
druggist.
m,w,fri
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met the admiral ard his wife and LED
them to the private suite adjoining inc
apartments Of Mr.. Boldt. where they VIII
remain while in the city. Mrs Dewey
maid had come on an earlier tram ah y
the baggage was already there Dinner
was also ready to serve in the apartment
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey viii use MT.
Bodt 5 private entrance ANA VIII nave
their own dining room. The admiral j.
not TO go about in disguise, but IL Is his
wish to be as little noticed as possible
and his movements are not TO be heralded
in advance
The admiral must have known when he
was here few days ago that he was 70
be married today. for he had everything
arranged. Some flowers sent in TO MIS-.
Dewey. were delivered AT the hotel in the
afternoon.
The couple carried no luggage Of any
sort with them. but u Jackie" in uni
form was on the same train with a bag
and said he was in attendance upon the
admiral Ne did not 20 over on the same
ferry. however. AS Admiral Dewey di1
not register at the hotel, the guests did
not know Of his presence during N"
evening.
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co s0ENSED DISPATCHES.


iht cIEll marriage n Miss Luz Diaz
'''u-''l' III lI,Siotrl Dlaz. - iran
$50 i'''' "'. ''i'''r" loon place al
.''F In! M NioA''u' Wednesday even
''iE' il III" r''A IlS.d'h'r n me iresi-
.''i'- "'''? "t' l2ih4'i'S Oh me contract
It'll KIT ''tS '''hS Pres III. HI rrils-
'"uS ''ie'i'"nE "Ni occur. friday. III
the private chapel OF Archbishop Allr-
COL
The steamer Cottage City has ar
rived at Seattle. Wash. with late Yu-
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Pain Conquered: Health Re.
stored by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
IIETrE1 TO MRS. PINKHAn NO. o2.6ao1

IIETrEA TO MRS. PINKHAN NO. o2,64o1
81 feel it my duty to write and thank
you for what your Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. 1t is the only
medicine l have found that has done
me any good. Before taking your medi-
cine, was all run down, tired all the
time, no appetite, pains in my back and
bearing down pains and a great suf-
ferer during menstruation. After talk
ing two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound felt like new
woman. am now on my fourth bottle
and all my pains have left me. l feel
better than have felt for three years
and would recommend your Compound
to every suffering woman. hope this
letter will help others to find q cure
for their troubles" - Mrs. DELLA
REMICKER, RENSSELAER,, IHD.
The serious ills of women develop
from neglect of early symptoms. Every
pain and ache has cause, and the
warning they give should not be disre-
garded.
Mrs. Pinkham understands these
troubles better than any local ply
sician and will give every woman free
advice who is puzzled about her
health. Mrs. Pinkham's address is
lynn, Mass. Don't put off writing until
health is completely broken down
Write at the first indication of trouble
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Taylor's Quarter Mile in 20 Fat

Chicago. Nov. 9.-The quarter mile
paced record was broken twice Al car.
ield park, today Eddie McDufree. n
ne lace Of stiff breeze. clipped IL
seconds from the record made. yester-
nay making the new mark 20 IL. \
lew minutes later. Major Taylor. The
coiored rider. Went the distance in 20
seconds Hat Taylor chose the oppo-
site side of the track to that used bv
McDuffee and had the wind in his back
the greater part of the distance. Both
men We're paced by motors.
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Franklin. y. H.. Nov. 9.-Ths spin
ners ut the Stevens Wooden mills here
who struck. together with 100 Weavers
for an increase ia wages. are 1T work
again. The WeaVers retained sooi
after going out the company having
expressed its willingness To make con
cessions. The spinners have also beer
allowed a new schedule on wages, bl
which the price Or work Il raised tw,
cents hundred on one special grad,
# work Notices have been posted ii
the mills increasing the wages NJ HI,
only the spinners and weaver; bu,
other employees
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Captain Walls and the crew Of the
was abandoned, Nov. ,, off Briar island
off the Nova Scotia coast. and aftcrwaI i
foundered. arrived Il; Boston. Thursday.
from Yarmouth. The schooner was
bound from New York to Machias with
a cargo of coal. She left New York.
Sept. ~. New London, Conn, where sh..
had put in for shelter. Oct. TO- and New
Bedford. oct. Il. Her delay along tine
southern New England coast was caused
by repairs which were made necessat y
by her rough experience. After leaving
the Whaling city she encountered a tie"
rife storm, ana the Junilta was 50 badly
strained that she had to he abandoned
the crew finally reaching Briar island.
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POLO.
Manchester. 8: Lawrence. 7.

Lawrence Mass. Nnv. a.-Thc HON
team was defeated ~ Manchester. ~.
night by a score Of - :. in the best
game seen here this season. Neither side
scored in the first period, though Law
renee drove the bill into the netting three
times only to have ID ron out. De.lia,
fadleY and Tibbetts aroused great en-
thusiasm nv playing lhu whole MunrHcs
ter ieam Tor nyc minutes w the fins,
peri1d. Parsons ANA Turner being OF IN"
surface ON account Of broken skates.
Both teams played :nciy m" goal tend
Ing On each side being uf ihr +enaAti fntl
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THE HONE YM00N
Is Being Spent at New York as Guests at TIL
Waldorf Astoria.

New York, Nov. admiral Dewey ar
rived IN New York, tonight, from Wash
ingtou. Admiral ANA Mrs. Dewey were
driven to the Waldorf Astoria, where
tncy are the guests Of ii. B1idt, the pro
prictOr Of that hotel The admiral ana
his Bride did not register.
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DEWEY-HAzEN.
Continued from page ID

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t"'S II" TIT '''' i IN '''''' IT. ~ -
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'h"'l '"'' III M'''.i''' ~ = 2" n
t''e H'9' '"I "'i'.lId ''i' '"T'''C WI '''V
l't'r -'"I ram III - ''''''
over Setrctaf! . war ''o'l among
theln' said trat '"e amman ana ms
bride We're not Seh"ralIy rec ''i%'H pN
me olh'r passengers until dl'tI TIT
aGelphia had been passed. Iheh th"i'
"as a general desire on 'lt part 81 cN M
eryhody on the train @ sec them.
People bought chair tickets for the
purpose Oh beinS IN the Sdhlf car anu
others WHO dld ret Yet chalrS walked
through the car for IN" purpose "l See
ing the bride ana groom
AT the suggestion VI one VI the pas
srn-.rs \ collection was taken III i'll
the other cars 10 buy some flowers t.
nrasant ia the cn1lpIe. but a conferences
with thu conductor showed that that
ro ii,,y,,., cuull be nhtaiuod until Jcr-
s,y civ was reached. and the project
yo. abandoned .rd thr money r.
funded
\ -,ro,,n ,,r the nass.ns..rs cot around
MA ,I,n+r.1 bnvr,-,r wr4,, ~. Iafr hf4
scat for i few moments near Elizabeth
ard silk handkerchj-f with an Amcri-
can flag plnbruid -rcd' on il ANA hand
ful ur cigars we've presented 10 him.
He accepted them in i good natured
WAY
.; .
vtlrh.d Sec Root who had Intention
.ti.. NM -, lila, ...,., ..,......, .1,,,.
-'' "
ing the t:ir. knowing tnat theN would
appreciate being together, went over
AND spoke tn them.
rh..a y-2s II o,it.idaroli.4 crowd III
'"N- WIS., - '''.7l'''' '"'1 '''N ~
the Jersey 'ity station Wheh IN" tram
rolled ip waiting I'D see Admiral and
~
NiS- 'rN'E. l''al9 were ''iilrIS "\ti
with commuters and there were NOR"
ra,,,I... ou+eila tho farc,, thar sanaratas
Hid, ';.
lh' iiolH Si'tu rom Fne seHerdi NaI'-
ing room. AS the train stopped the
admiral rose from his seat and start
IN win lIrs pn,v.,- Ma If tha cor
III "-'' 49, h'"'f '"' Nh - "'t
The crowd was waiting for them down
on tho DIltfnrT, and \ : he Stepned down
''' ~,
lftlh iie cdI rs N,1S 'HeSlSu. III
~,
'l'i 'ip d'.'ii'I'l ~ ,'.'' l''S - ',e
s" Gown thr platform a"altiaHal cheers
ana Individual greetings were given
The admiral looked the bridegroom.
AIS lhte was huSheH aiiu II Hlilhtu
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New YORK Cotton Mari q.

c..,, New York. Nov. ..
lotion futures closed steady Noyem-
p Tnt.,lb : December. IA; January. 7.5o
sSeoru4ry. 1852; March. 74: April. 7.56
4 NY ,.M; June, 1.5S; July, 76l; August,
tn september, I13; October. 7.0S.
Cotton spot closed quiet. l6 decline.
middIing uplands "a; 40. gulf, s. Sales,
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Dick O'Brien Given the Dec ision

Waterbury, Me. Nov. 9-The boxing
bout between Dick Q Brien Of Lewiston.
Me. and Dan Murphy Of this city. was
stopped by the police at the end of the
18th round. O'Brien was given the de-
ciSion
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-Four hundred men employed at til
works of the Sterling Boiler Co. at Bac
bcrtOn. Ohio. have struck because the.
union boiler makers We're DISCHARGED. Tn,
company is engaged on "A large contrac
for Cramps IL install batteries Of boilc ,
in the new russian cruisers now beina
built in philadelphia
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Mccoy Whips McDcnouqh.

Buffalo, n. Y. Nov. Skid Mccoy
knocked out Jack McDonough of st.
Paul in the fourth round at the HaW-
thorne Club, tonight.
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MANCHESTER
LAWRENCE.

Eu-h,4-r Parsons. (. Ti-rAat Z. Turner
n Sr.urrr 81 ~ 1.rr-tte vi. EAn
MN. -. Fouls I.aHr.ur.. o. Maushe-t-r.
!. Referee. CONNOLLY rm.g. FliuI-1'i
Attendance. Dn.
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On the Produce Exchange.
,, II Ei;-Firm; creameries. 1924; dali
LEES E-Steady; 1ll.6l2i..
kGGS-lSc
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Half the ills that man /; heir ia 80.
from indigestion. Burdnck Blood IL, E.
strengthens anu tones Ih+ s;.,i. W
MAKES Indigestion tnpueSit,.
~ H. wed frs wky.tf
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Al uhi iadAdllVe Bromo Quinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money if i foiIr
20 20 gu re. FL ". Groves signature Il IA
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49,, New York, Nov. g.
last loan, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5a15Z per cent.
STEERING exchange weak, 81 silIl14 Sfi5
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Bar silver, 5S7z
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OF INTEREST TO THE RACE.

If eyelashes are cut the eyes are
weakened.
From 1892 to 1887, inclusive, 900 per
sons were killed by lightning.
AS rule, tears do not accompany
baby's cries until it is three months old.
Eighty-five per cent. of the people
who are lame are affected in the left
side.
A physician declares that people who
sleep with their mouths shut live
longest.
High cheek bones always indicate
great force of character in some direc-
ton.
Want Of air kills a man in FIVE min
utes, want Of sleep in ten days, want Of
water in week.
An European statistician has discov-
cred that only IS per cent. of the blonds
marry, while 10 per cent. Of their bru-
nette sisters engage in matrimony,