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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
IS only sDaIIy, except satur1
HAHII,M DIVISION.

el2 A. NJ and 80 r. NJ Daily except sunday 70
PttsAeld. Sundays only AT 81 A NJ.
Wagner Palace Cas- on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket ofnces Al lls 2di. 4l3 and 1919 broadway 2,
Union So W. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West i25th St.
l25th St and 13sth ST stations New York aSS and 725
Fulton 81. and 104 broadway. r. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1910 Cortandt' Tor New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence BY
Westco,t Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept, 27.-sprng whea, steady: No Northern
S So;o o9 go new 1SNe No Norhsrn spot rS
I2'ie; ~ red, 7l'se Corn steady; No yellow Sy
3stc. oats nrm No white. 2si7c. No white 2sc
No white 27lzc, No mixed. &c: No mixed. 26,1c
Rye dun. No ] track quoted at Csc: No ? at sc
Canal freghsA few boats asking for wheat at 2@ac
but &c is about the best that could be done FOR a line
Flour steady
Chicago. Sept 2e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-lOrk, foot Of Chambers ST.
follows i've minutes earlier from West sd ST.:
D;OO A. M.-Vestibuled Express daAy Tor Bnshamtonv
Nayerly. Elmira Buffalo Bradford. jamestown Arriis
Buffalo p. 81 Parlor to Buralo.
Owego Wsysrly Elmlra and Delaware Valley I9intA
Daily to Port Jervls and Monticello Pullman Iaf"n
Carr ell.
POO u. M.-vest.buled Imited-Fas, mSu daily sond
train Tor Chicago Arrives Cleylau1 7:+o NJ. Chicaso
p NJ sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and cncinnsn,
Dining Car
1880 =. M-Buralo and Cleveant vestibuisi Express.
daily Arrives al Buffalo * A NJ. Bradford 20 \. NJ.
Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1921 A. NJ. Cleve-
lsad l2 30 sleepers to Burao and Cleveland care
Library Car
Oi15 T.. M-Daliy solid train FOR Bnghamton. Waveriy.
Elfnra and Chicago Seepers TO Buffalo. Chicago anu
Clne.nnaM pnlng Car M, AYR, ,,,,,,,.., 49,
TICKETS, LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
CoMMoDATIoNS a. III; lis POI tol ard a57 Br.ad-
Chambers and West 2rt- ferries New York; 33s
and SEQ Fulton-st ~ Broadway broo.yn - Eyerst.
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels and res-
fenres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
hardening tendency saes 1000 bales Speculation ana
1000. niddlng upland s%d Futures opened barely
steady az decline closed excited and irregular
at SG4g4 cd advance. DecemberJanuary 343Ass,
January February s484s February March 80 March
Ssss 'T6.2S. asmsS -
Slsnsi Keysnbsr-psesrhsr STD. HAnehss.sr-Ysrns
Sta Cloths y0y fTns but pIisss asxss eheea sIAHssA
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Railroads.
Railroads.
ENNSYLVANlA
81 RAILROAD.

K u ~ Ak II
STATIONS foot of West Twenty third street '"'
brosres and Cortlandt streets
tJThc leaving time from Desbrosses
Cortinndt street, ~ hve minutes later IT,
that given below for Twe"iv-'hirn
Station. except where otherwise n"te"' ,..
165 A. VI. FAST MAL-Limted to t"o h.''tst t.srrs
Carr New YORK to pit'sburg. s.eepins Car
sS5 >" FAST a@ 9d ffye,iPH @m.a
Compartment Sleeping Dining smoking and otsers,n,-
ton cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. S'"'''''''
I.55 r. e. cHIc4Go AND 81 louis ExPREsss.,-Fsa,rf
Louisville via CncnnatD. Indanapols' S"''s'
OBS PM. WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago F'r
30 p. VI souTH~EsrrRx EXPRESS -For ,i ps.-
9tu,g Cleveland Nashville via cincinna'D i'''''
7s5 :. VI rAciFIc EXPRESS r,ssrsy .i n.a
gBaa,s Connects ce,,saf encp sa,g..aasg, :, m,
NAIL sHb sn1 r Tsn' a seepn, cas
Ny York to Ai'oonr East Lirer,y Prt.sars' ana
wxSnISsc5ro!s, '' AND Mt TUE so1Tn :,,,,ns,
Street 10 =; 10 10 HGsl ''re :'T t,ns ca a. No.
I2.5 ?lo Tesiros~cs s,rcst % c,tanlt s'r .ri
Dining "a csr. 2 70, 5Sr cs y: ".r IS;
carl M r2s5 & q q "S5ners,.icnal LIN ali
Parlor and Dining cars, - oOinlng raD '5' 'Dinnf
soJ'TnERy 'RAiLwAY. " f; p. 25' tc' D. m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-For M'm0A''
ATTANTic COAST fI% GLnsS or = a. and SIS
ffaFF6E b p6S c 9aq s1l m s;' M
week days AID Tj5 p. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY-21O p. m woeS-days u1es'rorsrs
y sTSff Fran G H sr a. asaser os
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MtY.-l2h5 n. week -tavs -., ,,-o-,
For points New Y.rk and fo7g Rranch RsNroad ~ IN
West Twenty-thnd stree. station s53 a n. ~
223 %. 80 90. 90 T. ~ snatays, y - 30
455 from Desbrossos street,. $50 n n. i--'
?3o $40 4 %. 30 100 p m sunday ',l' a % 20
ol5 p m. from Cortlandt street,, 900 o. M. 80"
23o. 33s. 423 SIS. TOO D. sundays. 94o a. h'
'' p It, FOR PHILADELrmaa:n -, rs,
60 Gesbrosses ard Coran1t str'ets cd -
SIS. s.55 . p % - Penna Lnitedl. 10 10 IN
street 1910 Cortland; STREET l0l5 dlning can e,
Dining Carr i55 m. - - 10 'Deshr -'s rs S,s
2lO. cerlanI, street 10, ?'5 . ~ g. . .D'psrs
p m. I2iq night: sunday G 70 Is SO re
Q,imef). |S5. 1886 tDn ng Car a. NJ y %,
Dining can 255 80 g Dining car % n ,igi1nS
T9ke Offices Nos. ao 9' i9G ~ S,r 9' s,rS e
Broadway; Aston House; West lNfh's ', - .a-.rs,s,
Station and stations foot u Deshrcsses hnd ortalu.
Streets court street Fulton street - Breadwey
and rennsylvana Annex station. BROOKLYN; StauIl;
Jersey CITY The York Transfe. Clnfany WI can
for and check baggage from hotels ana resiaehce'
through q destination. ,u
Telephone Street. FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
roLi Cab Service 100
J. b. HUTCHINSON J r WOOD,
General Manager Genera Passr Agen,
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The range Of conrac, prices in the local market to
day ~ follows.

Spot cotton was quiet Win quotations &c hiFnfI On
diing compared with 80 and - Tespec iyely
$50 bales included 100 bales on
on,racts and So for consumption Spot cotton IN south
ern markets (mi6dng quoted reported hy special
dtsn4,ches 20 our Exchange follows Mobile firm CSC.
up So Savannah steady csc up lice Charleston firm
Ak. Wilmington Gee &c. Norfolk firm. II bc
IN c baltimore nominal 67sc. New" Orleans firm CSC.
Memrbis firm 0izc Augusta steady. 614c up nc. -.
Louis firm SIC. UP i-lGc
RI. exnor, movement follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

sCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY "A. lsy9
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall Terminal. and
Liberty Time shown Is from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty minutes later.
'Daily. tENcept sunday Sundays
CHICAGO q 30 II. Liberty stree. only. IFS
and 40 10 night
PITTsBTRG '4sD a m. liberty street only SIS
'cfNcIVN4 H. ST. LOUIS. 1855 a. m $3.50 D. m.
ROYAL RLUE TRAINs.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ~ 1855 fDineros
.iiS m. nneD. ti255 p. m nineu. q p piner.
1855 CRoyai Limited exclusively Pullman Train DneD-
.465 Dlerl. .55- DINER and 'i2i night
NORFOLK. '12.55 m.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
OHces ils i72 2sl 49, 1854 broadway. % Union So
w. I27 Bowery " Y. $40 Fulton St. $50 Graham ave.
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81. Baggage
checked from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
art Exhibition.


NRAND EXHIBITION OF RARE PAINTINGS Will
u open the public at Academy - Design 23d 81 and
- Ave. New York. Thursday M'rnng September 2sth
f0r tho benefit - tho FOLTS MISSION INSTITUTE. II
Herkmer. y Y Daily. A. NJ 70 10 + NJ until further
notice Admission % cents
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
& NEW ENGLAND POINTS.

VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE-For Fall River. Boston and New
England points. Priscilla and Puritan Orches
ira On each Leave Pier 10, y r., foot II Warren 81.
week days and sundays 800 L. NJ Steamer from New
York sundays only touches Newport on other day
the week Providence Line eastward steamers stop at
Newport.
Providence LINE-For Newport Providence. Bos-
ton North Enst. Steamers Rhode island and PHI
grim Orchestra each. Leave Pier Is. y r.. foot Of
Murray e., week days only. at 500 ~ touching a,
Newport T. Monday mornings excepted. On Monday
mornings Fall River Line steamers touch AZ Newport
steamer Rhode Island will make special trip Proyi
denc. direct sunday. oct. lst.
STONlNGTON LINE For stonington, Boston and all
ponts East Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. Leave
Pier 49, y. r. foot OF Spring ST. week days only. at
900 =. VI.
NORWICH IINE-For New LONDON. Norwich. Worces-
ter Boston the E8st steamers Providence and city
u Worcester. Leave Pier 49, n r., foot Of Spring 81
week DAYS only $50 L. NJ Steamer Providence will
MAKE special eastward trip Sunday. oct lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Cash quotations were as follows Flour firm; No.
spring wheat G7d7 Nc. 80 red. 73isg7i7c No corn
33c 80 Yellow corn $3c ~ oats y. 'cs az
No ! naxseed 81 II y. ". - II. prime timothy see1
81 40. clover 81 JOdsS. pork per Dbl s. vS -
lard per 100 -. 81 3o1s5 ~ short ribs sides doosel
81 O5aS5 80. dry sailed shoulders hoxeN 4dsG, shor,
clear sides ob0xed) S. j0dSl go: whisky, distilers
finished goods per gal. 81 % sugars. cut oaf un-
changed the Produce Exchange. to-day, The butter
cfenmcries l6n22iac dairies lod lsc h'fse
firm. 110l1&c Eggs firm. fresh. l6'ac.
Cincinnati. sept p Flour armsr hsher ia9'y = 7 72g
mixed 25c rye hrm: No 2 80 sc. Butter firm. sugar
easy. Eggs steady at l5c Cheese firm
Milwaukee Sept 27-wheat firm: No Northern, !2g
73c No Northern G9isQ7o'sc Rye firm; ~ J. "Vg
59i.c Barley firm: No >. 4Giac; sample 4o'a44oc
Minneapolis, sept 27.-Cose: Whea, on track c Ho i
hard ~ Lc: ~ Northern. 69i4c; No Northern 09tc
September 9sc In store, No Northern ~ SC FluI'
first patents sJd$3 - G5nS3 ~ first clears
s. SOaS2 10 clears 81 3oaS2 % Bran. SO ofSll
Philadelphia sept 27.Wheat FIRM contrac, grade sep
tember 72Q73c Corn firm ana &c higher. 80 mixed
white clipped 3oiec. No 3 white d. 29423'2c. 80
mixed do 2Si G2gc Potatoes firm. choice Pennsylyana.
per bush. 81 5olSi 80. New York and Western d. ~
50c: fair gopi do. 40ni5c. Butter steady fancy West
mand fresh nearby. 100 DO Western. iSizrl9c. 10
Southwestern l7c. 40 southern. l0u1c Cheese steady
s. Louis Sept. 27.-,7osng: Wheat-No red cash
72Hc; september. G7tc December. T3sNI34c. May &c,
No = hard 7O071c. C1rn-No cash. Bic, september
BIC. Decemher 2S'sc; MAY. $50. OasoNo cash
white. DC.
Toledo Sept p Wheat higher. steady; No 2 cash.
INC, Deceml~r 74Nc Corn active lower; y 2 mixei
Be oats dull higher; No. mixed. 23c Rye
dull steady; No cash. j9c G1vcrseed active steady;
prime cash ana October. 50 50; December and March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Tstimate1 receipts AZ Nov frIeans 70 nofr0W, 4JVI
1000 bales against 1O70 year Houston 1850
10 II 800 bales = g compared with - Gf2 year ag'.
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day.
Pared with the same day las. week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits = turJentine rt-l-l further advance
20 lay god local huying and strength n outside
kots. Resin very steady IN tone but showed no
4uotahle change Tar ruled quiet ri Old prices. quota
tons follow:
Spirits IT RPEETINE j1is abe
EOSIN Common o. good strained 81 2SdSl 27ih =.
81 81 ~. r. 81 - o. - - H. - -. 81 So K 81 $40.
" 81 p. y 50 w @. ~ ~. " Vs. So -.
STOCK Oh HAND
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STOCK ON HAND

spirits ihfi"nilne+. lNI hbls
Charleston. Sept 27-Tuuenilne market firm at 90
Rosu firm anl unchanged
so. sales. ca, receipts 81. exports. GDs Rosin
md urchanged receipts 2537 sales 926 exports 5ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
rSq sd Ta's New Yors oSs bery s9a'
ami South Ferry. Whitehall s. c., q.
I'VE minutes earlier than tat given below FOR Liberty
s.. except when noted
trains an ara i.,a a.'E ,5 s"P s, e fst l,@ St,
F Fa s 6h M n "9 =; Nason SIaaS 10
ff'.t go ,q Ea sS % Moo Is"la'' 1890 600 to
A. N. 80 ?, NJ Syndays. 40 4 u. % -.,o o.,o
n9 HS's 80 to 'P Red ln5s5'1 e. so ,c 10 s
9 90 90 Pod9 l25 pS s6 e55 80
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
'4'3o $50 II 80 A. ~ 30 k$.53 4:3o ai.45 t5.3s''
b6:?9 ? NJ sundays 900 A NJ. 400 NJ
lakewood. Toms River. and Barneglt 1870, $50
A. 1857 ''0 VIZ M.TrAw,N. a.
Branch. 'i3o. $50 Nl:3o Atlantic Highlands orly)
a NJ. 100 k345 i3o f53s. H623 Atlantic Highlands
0"''' W. VA nRANCHpoRr.
~ ssr9ns o ' 'Ds ana bgas
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASH
Week day. sSm &c., 1000 S''y so Dining carr
A NJ G:OO Dining carr 80. 900 Royal Blue Limitedb
$50 900 Ii:59 Dinrs Cars a. NJ $50. 800 royal
Blue LimtedJ 500 C6eo Dining carr P NJ. l2:l5 my;
\. NJ. 800 400 i.o 7ao. 1900 p. N. sundays. 5aJ
Tickets and Yaror car seats at foot Of Liberty 81.
whitehall s., ll3 ~ ~ i3i pa - 35t broad-
wy g7s West S o i25,S So 2i5 Columbus Ay New Yok
Court St. 344, $50 Fulton -. Brooklyn: Ok Broadway.
ana check baggage hotels residences to desna
s sEom so",S Esrry at at az so
kFr0m South Ferry Ar 2 30 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RY.

4'of " " dally II'V 9I Tnna. x X : -, v
Car Train via Washington 20 Cincinnati and Louis
We through Seepers. Compartment Car daily ex-
cept Sunday to Virginia Hot Springs
1865 4. VI. from 23l ST. daily except sunday 70 Wash
ington daily from Washington with Plrmans IN
Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 Louis. Louisville and
Kentucky Points. St0povers through tickets Al
Washington and Virginia Hot Springs. Time I'VE
minutes later from Cortlandt ard Desbfosses 81.
Tickets and Pu.mans al e. & .. offices 362 ani 1884
broadway. also Penna. r. n. offices. Phone 4SJ
Franklin -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
Rellnious Notifies.

Religious Notites.
VIM. PHILLIPS HALL,
Business Man Evangelist and Prot Weeden Gospel Sing
er Metropolitan Temple Tth-aye. and l4th ST. every
night. Dewey concert Saturday night free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
DELAWARE, LCkAXAANl { WESTERN
WEST SHORE R,R.

Trains leave Franklin St station y Y A. follow.
and IS m. later from tot u W. i2d ST:
u. ti1ilo A VI. wv. 42d 81. II IS A. M catsku sa-a
and Mohawk Express. '' ~
'12't5 + NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED FOR Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car 'S
{. f3iI5 L. NJ. Hudson River Express
tbil5 p NJ Albany and Montreal Express
'5i45 T. NJ tW 42d St els p. M. Chicago and ST.
ts0o = N buffalo ard Niagara Falls Express
'015 +. NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
b C.-Leayes Brooklyn Annex: b flO:45 NJ e ,a.n,
y. NJ. Jersey city y n. r. station: r. al "a ~
G, 1895 + NJ 'Doiy. Except sunday V y a.
Time tables at pr ncipal hotels and oices p,y,...
checked from hotel residence by Westcofts ~
C. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y v
A pvEkrisEMENfS and subscriptions Tor The rrbn0.
"A received al their Uptown Once No 2i2 oa,.ns
"a door north OF 3istst. until clock o. m s,vesS.
ments received az the following branch oices :, $50.
once is'es untn o clock .. m viz: 254 sth ave
cor zsJ 81, l,2 o eSh ave cor l2th-s Mays eth ave-
ana lftn 81, lS2 Columbus
West aga St 9th ave 92 East I'm =, os,' 100
ga 81, between IN and s,h 1850 Icas an -, wst
'|A4s ~'sse' TEN "ad '7tA sis !g2j a.-.,s.. '''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Rio-Coffee market firm; ~ : RIO CS475 * hange.
7td receipts 1900 bags. cleared for the United States.
5000 bags cleared for Europe. 1000 hags stock $4,000
bags
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Strike Quickly.
Orati0ns.

ing the lion of disease. Many an attack of
dangerous illness would be headed off If at
the first prcmonitory symptoms the victim
would strike quickly.
Those severe coughs, bronchial affections
and wasting diseases which merge into
consumption would never get their savage
teeth into the constitution if their earlv
signs were headed off by Dr. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery. It provides such an
abundance of rich nourishing blood that
tuberculosis germs have no chance to get
any lodgment in the lungs. 1t clears the
skin and purges all the impurities from
every organ. 1t invigorates the liver to
expel all bilious poisons from the circula.
ton. 1t creates healthy tissue, vitalized
nerve fiber and gives solid strength.
~ have thought for a long time" writes Mrs.
Rose Petty, Of I|ockville Chatham Co.. N. c..
that would not do you justice If did not
write and tell you how was cured of that dread
full disease called consumption, by using Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. had meas
les and pneumonia both at the same time and
came near dying, and rs soon as was able to go
out I was taken with grip, and then followed
consumption. My physician did all he could for
thing that could hear of that good for a
cough but grew worse. and would have died soon
had not commenced using the Golden Medi-
cal Discovery I felt improved before the frst
hottie ysas finished took six bottles, and after
that felt better aud stronger than in ten years
before That was six years ago. and to-day do
no. feel any mptoms Of q return Of the disease.
remain cured. and think am the cause of n
friend being cured by using the Same medicine.
lie was afflicted rs was and after every thing
tailed to cure him he took Dr. Piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery and was cured"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
Bees AS Weather Prophets.

AS forecasters Of the weather, bees
never make mistake. They know
what the weather for the day will be
without consulting the direction of the
wind or marking of the barometer. If
there is going to be rain they will
not 60 to work, no matter how fair the
sun may shine in the morning, and if
the weather is going to be clear, the
thickest clouds in the morning do not
keep them at home.
Go to the bees in the morning, and
if they are going out and coming in as
usual, it is safe to make hay or to go
to the picnic. Ifthey are loafng about
home as if they intended to take q
day off, depend upon it they know
there is going to be rain soon.
Sometimes they will be seen rush
ing home, as if in hurry, but none
will be noticed flying away to the
fields. When this happens hard
storm is threatening, one of those sud
den electrical storms that form and
break almost without warning. Farm,
rrs Voice.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
Paper Vests.

The new paper waistcoats The
name has cool sound. 1t sounds
like garment that should 20 into
trunk with white duck shirts and sailor
hats and chiffon parasol.
But it ism t. In reality it is Il new
idea for keeping womankind warm. not
cool. 1t is designed for wear at Just
this time Of year and the shop that is
not showing them at present had bet
ter look to its laurcls Of popularity.
Now that the spring changes of
cIothlngare soon to come, one Of these
yeats will mean il deal Of comfort If
your winter fur is laid away in cam
phor just the nigh: before the vcrnal
thermometer takes drop of - de-
grces, put on paper vest under your
spring jacket. You will not feel the
cold and you won't catch Que.
These waistcoats are shown in the
shops, cut to every figure. They are
cut exactly like the cloth garment
worn under jacket and are formed Of
paper or paper fiber.
For 30 cents you can have one Of
the fiber, which is not covered in any
way. For - cents comes the same
article with neat, closc-fitting cover
OF cambric or SILICA. One dollar to
one dollar and fifty cents will buy Il
vest, cloth-covercd, and not be distin-
guished-cXcept by the warmth from
the vest of mans outfit.
They are really delightfully."- warm.
Saleswomcn in some Of the smart shops
say :hat these paper sheathes are re-
placing those of chamois. Women
who are dcvotces of the tailor suit
have depended on the chamois Jacket
tor protection for years. They are
glad to discover something which is
warmer and-important cheap
er.
1t is not new discovery-that of
the heat locked up in paper. The
country housewife has been making
paper quilts for generations. The
country boy has long been cutting it
to fit into the soles of his shoes, for
preventing frost-bite. Every other
traveller on all ocean steamer brings
along sheet of it to plaster across
his back
The paper vest is only very clever
adoption of very old bit of everyday
knowledge, -PiIalclphia Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
To Iron Table Linen.

Linen by good rights should be dried
only enough to make it possible to
iron it WE'LL 1t is we'll nigh impossi-
BILE to iron out wrinkles that have once
dried in; even with good sprinkling
this is difficult task to do, as anyone
may know who has tried it. After
the linen is washed and rinsed until
quite clean, then let it hang in the
sun if possible until just dry enough
to iron nicely. Have the iron hot a
lulewarm iron will not do. Fold the
cloth lengthwise, if at all, for the first
pressing press hard and iron smooth
ly, until the linen is quite dry; unless
it is perfectly dry it will not have that
luster and brilliance that all well-iron-
ed linen has. Fold the cloth length
wise until it is narrow enough to suit
the taste, and then crosswise folding
is allowable
The only points to be observed are
these Iron the linen before it is dry
and iron it until it is perfectly dry.
This will assure perfect work.
Avoid starch il linen as Joa would
upon silk or such fabrics. It is en-
tirely out of place.
Table linen should be ironed in the
same WY tablecloths, and all fancy
foldings avoided. Sometimes in hotels
fancy foldings are used, but for the
home table let the napkins be folded
in plain squares and be ironed per-
fectly that their gloss will be an at
tractive feature at the table dec
orations.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
ChamberIaIn's couah Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and influenza. 1t has become
famous for its cures Of these diseases,
over large part Of the civilized world.
The most Aattering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts of its
good works; Of the aggravating and
persistent coughs it has cured; Of
severe colds that have yielded prompt
ly to its soothing effects, and of the
dangerous attacks Of Group it has
cured, often saving the life of the
child. The extensive use Of it for
whooping cough has shown that it
robs that disease Of all dangerous con-
sequences. Sold by Hill-Orr Drug
Co.
- Although girl may know but
little of business, she always knows
enough to consider scaled proposals.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
To Cure Earache.

Take equal parts of glycerine and
laudanum, slightly warmed, and pour
into the ear from a teaspoon insert
the cotton afterwards. This is better
than wetting the cotton with it, be-
cause il will reach the intermost parts
of the ear and soften the wax, which
is frequently the cause of the pain.
If the ear itches inside do not insert
any hard substance, but chew until
soft one end of an ordinary wooden
too.hpick and use that instead. Again.
if bug or gnat or any foreign sub
stance gets in the ear, Immediately fill
the ear with melted lard (not too
warm.) This will instantly kill any
insect, which will, by turning the head
to one side, pass out with the lard
Nnrsc, an Orange Ju,|1 Farmer.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands agains.
the estate Robt. T. Chamblee, dec'd, are
hereby notified to present them. pronerlv
proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, and those in
debted to make payment.
w. II. CHAMBLEE, Admir-,
Feb %, 1899 35