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adi: 1 i in iA a wate Cin: i V.tv Tt at '1 MA.SV AND IWV are Up With Telr t'r'f No Lorc In il. MurWot l'otiUry and l'rijvtUm I rl rki ir I1 i heteuWe suzw reiTuer Lavs up V.ih tieir order, of a slvvse ia rear future, Jay. No chaei. tLt fruiter wEltav are aolanrcr quoted, 7 I fl IhS I. It IO CBT ,7 'y tratle f.tera tbir a r.unuaiy iinprov.

I. t' Vo n.r turret are quoud at littti no r. latiori in price, i 2. 75; ork' r. are no tea tte 1.31.7.

marrow ji.ik.i.j, oaau 49 tr.I iwtUyiratioc. Bean ori, vis.r, j.cr I arrei, advaiiCf to 1S. Mat of Xrxle. the rnoreraf it aaeh i.t cii'. ortdt, i.xt, tlieii, r.

i.r.jjre and tii.Kjnf rr eontnu a wi. re. iai XxUzmait to i nrt i t' 4irrobcrale the atfyrinett it a iuriin t'tin Jn" rrjeral i fH Sax ir. a oioiith IKtfT'liian u.ui!. The x' ej are at CLico, m.

I'auj; fct JiouU, ka lian C.ty Oioaba. larger kavejxn felt te rDrl ie Lc iiiruber conuuoe more active reuet ai notion aua ou iut there it le tfiand for beg troju ei Lcuif and Kaas Tt re io ft larger' nua.bef if Cinr fi ar.d munufactureil iron is l'ituburf, Cinriu Snti, Caica? and JSt. Louia. id from tiie Kouth is ituprovinc, a kt advice frm and rtiva are Tt ry farorab2e to the eor; rrs A ratlif better feeling and more a' Yitr reporred mauufactatinj ta diiir.rt re litmaod for coal baa rare J. of "beat hasadtancedly lHeoo tLe ti on foreign advice, reoewetj bongr ar ifd heavy the face of a ijiuoo to available Stock.

'Ia toiii.waii food jircpert and increased itctks, oO" (i aad tMit 2c tre the hearict lor any week thi ytbf.it T.ot'iuuiT week on feeurd, agsregatirt 6, i 7 bur be's Mnrl uiii iiodr i from cited Sute foru, atid 7.S32,;.. buthel from the i iU'd ftate snd ia. A rpecist table ateh to Lradctreet'. September IS, from Mr. J.

Ierltibta, of lloudun. Ut tbat J.ufs.a reported probibttioa of export of bett nd otiiy to ibrpnient acron Periac ftoctier. L'rr fcood are in. atie distribution by ifiboer. cooj I'ince are etronp.

for low trade art.coiarir and.adviocei are r.unieron. i'rint cloth are 16e l.ichcr, bracd of uple cottom are i'jc belier. uot much to to reduced ftock aad ad Tarre In raw eotten. Woolea goods are cuicur fit Crtt'baudi. Wool ia xiukt, nd demand for domestic i moderate.

Cotton i on larce receipt, better erop advu and weaker (orcicn QTce. The bulllih tenocnciei of tbe Utk' toar iettave been aarweiited tad coufirined bv the rratticaLitafetrof the eorn cropv the decline exchange and tbe conticcanca 6f eo'ai from Kurope. The latter creatt greater in (t.e market, which, while firm, how few of approaihiDg atnopency. aUiiouh funds are tuoviu? et fcutl peeo Jutive activiry creute KJditiocaJ Uetuaada i buvH of oar nkk i4 prououcced. July net railway earning les favor hile than tiiow tor Jur.e, but exceed tLose ol Salt rear bf iirtriy 10 per eentJ tlearine at citie fc the wek oioount to decrease from tbe wxek laK year of 6.7 per cent At cititi'eV an increajse ot 3 per cent 3s (born.

ibere were decrease at Xew York of ii.tjl.Stil and at a compared ith the week a rear aco. At Chicago the inr reaxe a 1613 and at Boston 11, New York' total iiicrewed $91. j6 over last eek, tai.ure in tltc Cuited Mate number against 2 lait ivecl: aod 167 this week last year. The. total, JenaarTl todtte, it 8,522, again 4 r'' ia jean Iry (ieoaa Brcnn Cotton American IX SO inche.

Atlantic 3i inche, Tlic, Atlantio IL inches. 7e: Atlaotic 3o' iocbea, 6c; Auiiiitio LIi, lAche, ba. Attantic Comet, Sti irfebe, b'c1; Arcbery, 1Z foebe, 4Vic; Armorr, SC inches, ec7Aeerler 38 inche. '0ic; Aitow, SC inche, CiicrJioot 35 inches, 5c: J5oot2JL 36 inche: Sc; Buck head. SS.incbe.

fisc; DadjerLU 36 inche. fSc; Cliiton.CtC, 3u lce, txpoi tion inche, 6c; Uonet Width, 36 incbe, Lawrence LL, 56 Lancaiter 30 inche. 7c; Lancaster 6 inches, fee; la Island LL, 3fi inche, S'jc; JStalue Liberty, 3(5 incbe, 6c; Unci lieinu, incbe, PepperelJM, 17c; l'epperell, 10 4, 15c; Utica, 10 4, 23o. tieached Cot toe Ballard vale, 37 icchea, 5e; lllackstooa AA.36 Cabot, 3i; incbe, Dwight anchor, 38 inche, S4c; Dwight' anchor. 2 inche.

lOKe; lwicht anchor, im ce. llte; D'amond Field, 3il inohe. f. 4c; Llierton 38 Tinc.ea, Farwelt, inehe; Farwell, 10c; llic; I'rult. tuibe.

Sc; 36 t' Vin.t Call, 26 inchet, efaiej tCX, 3 lUe.t lJJt iccliiei, 6'c: Hill "Stiu(ir Ide," 96 Inche, fcn; jLotifrliJe, 3ti inche, 8 i 3 1 Saonvillt, 30 inches, 4) Ne York il ilia, 5d inches, pepwerell, 4, tf 4, Pepperell, Prideof the Wet, Si ioehoi, UJic; PeabodT 36 'incbe, ff jc; Jlosalind, 3G inches, 'T) jo; IHica, JM, Utka, 4, 27Kc; Wamiutta, in fjiagham Amoskeag '7c, Atnoskeaj Lancaster 7c, Lancatter Kor Biatdie ltenfrew drosratylei 8Xc, Seafrcw noreltie Sileia Lonsdiiie l2Kel Enrlirfr TA 10)'c, Loyal 10c, Argue c. 1 Check Amokeag trj tfe, EcononiT7jc, 2sejr Soutb 7je, Ptunda. icue rC. ilt. Pleaj.ant 54, City Print Alien fancy 5J ic, 'American abirting American indigo 5Jc, Ar Rui.1l indigo Arnold long doth Blue, Arnold long'citib $js, Berwick fancy 4c, aBerlia v.

red Cci Cocbeco laucy Cocheep madder Eddy ton fancy Harmon 4i LImil red Maucletuer 3e, ferrimac birtjig 4c, Mernnrj pnnU 5He, Mrri tnaa purple jo, Orion robe 8.V5LVPaeifio himpioa raouruhic Simp "ca dvt grey Wasbingtou Turkey red 6c, Windor Colored Cambric Edward Con ord, aj jc; iritr, 3ic. lioiled Cambric Garner Co. 5Kc, Mv eonviile 5 lit, high color 6Js'c. Driila Crwceiit A Crecint 7fio, John P. King 7e, boalail 'o.

'Jjeking Aaicwkceg A CA lI'cj Cordia ACL lKc, Conctica BF lio Cone FF H3'c, rail. 36 incbe 14Mo, JIamilton awning 0c, Lenox extra 20c, Lei oi fanfy book fold 15c, Diaifusnd beok fold 16. Oakland AF 6c Lwiton 3ti laches lS'c, Lewitnn Z'i inche 12.H. inche 10c, York 32 Inche lle, York 30 inche H''ie, Uxbridge 6a. tndiiuiapolia I'vovtuoa flariet.

Fmeke'd Meats 5'u ar cured bams. bet brami, 20 lb, average, 10c; IS lb llej 15 ib. 12c; 10 12Hc; block 13 Jid 3 ft nrware, 11 bontles hams, 'iTC'aliiomia fcams arrage, i 13 I'uk. averce. 5 It's, average, SJiesJ Ji' ou Clear, cured, is'r.

boulder 12 lbs, average. 8jc; 17 Ls. avcrtce, fc; usrar curtd, 11 lbs. aver 15 ibii, sc Bacon Clar aide, 2')a5d'25 lb, fiver P'lc; clear, belli 31 lbs. I0'c; 'jiKi lb.

citur 6 aversi, 01: DneJ teef Beef tongues, 60o; bams, lOe. Jiuivgna Cloth inrjorst liry sa't and Pickled Meat Clear tilf, l.s!ii and bscks, Jc )es than Was pork, clear, per bbl. 200 1U fr.00; Laraiir.d rump bbl. 200 titrOO. Lard Par kettle tendered, in tierees, ia tierces, tjjth jiroeeries.

f. Roasted Coffee Banner Lion, Arbuckl', X.XXX Jersey aid Liended Java (bulk roamed in 50 pound ban) Capital 2JJic, Tilol 2o, Dakota Lrar.lClc; )'' Oi eo CoCee Ordinary 19Ji(ii20c, good choice 23)i(fr24c, fancy 25e. Java ui ars Hard iJiQVZe, confectioners' A 4 lACVLci off A ii4Hc, toffee A white extra 4V4iic, extra 3 4c. good Tilow leiriyeuow INDLAXAfOLfc OBI5 MARKET. 3c.

ttxnn veilow SJa'i JAiC. Canned Good liiackberrie' 2Tb 7i( icj core ovver iu iimi wciku, e1.ii113 De'a 1.14 lieht weitrht 7.K, 2 fnrt 1 2.3.'r,2.40, light weicLt 11.20 (Sh' 'l CRClie, standard l.itfu i.W, sectTcd fl.3'a 1.40, pie coc; pineapple, "fti fiL4i.iriil.73. second 2lh S1.0(Vi8 ucul trade ia qxiiet lAiH bean, salmon, 1R, pineapples, Itahama, pee, tilted, 2.wvjz.i. eariT Jnnu iji wc, yi corn, aogar, vvo (ji.4.T. 1 ruict I'igrcond Ahpiea lOQ lJic.

cas is iCC mace SK)c(ttSl. nutraeg 75n.9(ic,. clore pepper 15)i vTwina Hemp 14Gl8c, wol 10322, flax lV.i,25c, japer 12(j 15c, cotton 16 Wooden ware No. I tab $7.0037.25. No.

2 tub 0.00r.6.25, No. 3 tnb paiis, 3 Loop fl.60Gl.Cj, 2 hoop $i35 1.4tX. uui Almonil. Taragonia, lSrSOc, al cionda, Ivica, Ililbc: lirazii nut, new, l'c; fi.berts, 1253e; walnnts, aple. 17c; walnuts, FrelTtb, 14c; pecan, Weit ern, lufllc; peanuts, Virginia, peanut.

Vireimia. gW'd, lried FraTv fA)fIel evaporated, 12(3 lSJ gc; apple, un dried, evaporated, 11 JjiMo' peache, uo dned, common to choice, 7015o; currant bliQ 6c, citron 20(220, prune, Turkish, new, raisin, Jooe, lier box, raiin; YaJenca, per lb, 7i(93e, Mucellaneou jrocrie Nw Orleani Fair to prime choice 3Cc42c "Smip Medium 3(38c, thoica ZMiy.c, orgbnra 34c. Vineear Malt, 40 grain test, 11(120 ptr gallon. Bean Handpicked peas S2.60, marrow 2.i'0. Lice Camlica Japan: Lake Ia car lot a tinall way Weft $1.00.

Inarch Pearl 4 4JiC, champion gloi 1 and 3 packages 6'je, eorn Ib packages 'Qlc. Stick 7c per Ri, common mixed 7c. I i droits sua egeibles. The foowicg are the dealer selling price: Fruit ipple: (Common 00, choice Blush $2.50 pir bbl. Bartlett pears S4 per 01.

Grape ten rxiund I baiket, Delaware baskets Peaches Delaware half busbel baskets 85cft.00,' No. 1 thirds Indiana 65c, half bushel crates 70e: 2.00 ter busbeL Quince 50c thirdbashel 1. rt vioi. iiininu cciecfc et vvV cuiuiui ii. to medium 50c(f 1.

'Jmons TChoice (301 f5 per box, lancy ter wneat (straight) old, ne winter(clear) $4.003 4.25,winter (extra) $3.8.5, low grade $2.503.00,. Bye flour $4.7563,5.25, oat meal rolled oats $0. 75(0, 6.20, cracked (A7.00. midditnir per tonj creenings per ton, corn meal $1.501.60 per pearl meal rye meal $2.50. feed meal 22.00: per ton, bran per lrolt ana Hardware.

Bar iron wrought bar Horseshoes Burden's $4.25, Perkins' $4.23, Walker's $4.25, mule shoes $55, cut nail rate for 50a and 60s iteel nefiS $1.90, horse $40 per box, wir, nails, rs te earo wire uaivaniree $3 50, plain annealed fence wire $2.40, gal Tanned Oo advauce, 10, II and 1Z sizes the regular Advances. Powder $5.50 for 25 pound keg. Shot $1.55 a sack. Loaded fcbeli 12 gauee $1.45, 10 gauge $1.60 per. 1 i MM a.

Cloter Extra choice (rccieaned) A25(4 4.60 per. bushel, choice prime aisTke (as to jality) $5,500 6.W, alfalfa 5.75(3.6,5(, white Dutch (es to qualitT) $0 7ciS6.2j. Timothy rancy $1.50 ffil choice $L5KaL60, strictly, prime i Blue Grans rancy Kentucky $2 Lnelish (choice) Orchard Grass Choice Bed Top Cooice 5060c Tinners supplies. Best brand charcoal tin, IC 10x14, 1l2xl2 and 14x20, IX J0xl4, 12xlS and 14x20, roofing tin, IC 4x20, 20x25, tl2.tX10.O0; tin in pigs 26e, in bars 28c; 3io; 27C iron, ifio' ie; belt bloom galvanized iron, C0Ci65 per cnt. discount; sheet sine 7c, copper bottoms 25c, planished copper 33c, solder 1 Bides, taalww svad Oreav.

Dealers' paving prices No. 1 green hides 4c, No. 2 3c, No. g. a.

trCi5i4q, Jio. 2 flint7c, aalt dry hides eluos, lambs 25(jC0c, shearlings horw hide fallow Prime 4Kc No. 2 3ic Grease Brown yellow Sc, white 4c Leather. Oak sole 25(a33e, hemlock sole 232So, harness skirting 33(o34c, black bridle per dozen fair bridle per dozen $'XX373, citr kip 50(4j85c, French kip city calf akin lEreneh calf skins Tub washed 3i5(J35c, unwathad ef medium and common, grade 23Q240, coarse, Iburrr and cotted 17(420c Wheat inner ia. Tone Cora is Weak Oat acted Eatslor.

i Wheat Market firmer; Nc' 2 red 95e bid, No. 3 red 90c bid, rejected 6CKo5o, Cpay Weak; No. 1 white 55c. No. 2 wbits 55c bid, white mixed 51 id, No.

3 while 55e bid, No. 2 rellow 51o, No. 3 yellow 51c, No. 2 mixed, file bid. No.

3 mixed 51c eonqd ear 51c Oats 2 white SOebldJtfo. 3 white 29h'e bid, No, 2 mixed 29o ibid, rejected 27c bid. Brax Steady; local dealers are bidding $12.50. i lilrTimothitchftietl $11.50 No. 1 $11.00 bid; No.

2 $i50fc No. 1 prairie $7.50 bid, No. 2 prsuria fk50, tuixed bay $.50. Kyb MMevi 4 WAGOS WRAT 93c Inspection In: i Wheat No. red can, rejected car Cora No.

1 while 1 ear, No 3 whiter cart, No. 3 mixed 1 car, No. 4 mixed I oar, ear 1 car. Uay Timo thy, No. 1,1 car, 2 I car, Total number cara to day, 20; Saturday, 31 car, IXDIAXAFOIX L1TK oTOCK tAKKT.

Caul Market Out of Shape Only arino vi Boga Wanted Mieep. Snirpiso Cattle Receipts light. 8b ip menu none. Tbe market! bad." Nothing hero of good quality. Eastern market ail 08.

Common caltle no if wanted at hardly any price. jWeqnote: Prune export ateera, 11450 to 1.650 lb.l.J. tf25 50 rGood to choice' ihrpDint. 1.2i,0 to 1,400 lb 4 25(34 75 Fair to rnediuM (hipping, 1,050 to 1,200 u. 8 Common skipping, SKtt to 1,100 (Reported by fc Xv AxncLaj 1 1 o(cj yo ab.

2 50(3 00 Cuoica feeder. 1,100 to 1,200 lb ii .....3 253 60 Good light feeder, 850 to 1,000 2 75i 00. Com moo to good tockera, 600 to 800 Jb 2 50(32 75 Bktchees' Cattl 'HeceipU 50 bead. Onlyl's few good cattle hero to day The market is very bad and staff selling rery slowly. Barer are! holding off and hot anxious to take hold.

are lor lower price tbeifexfewday. We quote: Good to choice 3 25 Fair to tuedinm heifers.U:,.J.. 2 25. 2 75 Common to light heifers (thin) 1 50(9 2 00 Good to choice butcher 2 50(3 2 Medium eows. .1 7506 2 25 lair CO 4.

1 Common old OOfti eal.catVes, fat. 120 to 2iX) lbs. 4 60(4 5 00 Ueary calee. fat, 250 to 300 15s '2 4 00 Prime to fancy export 2 25Sj 2 75 Good butcher 2 OOr 2 25 Bolls, goooV feeder 1 75( 2 00 GOwd to choice cow and caire25 00(35 00 Common to medium cow ana Calve 1. 10 0018 00 HOGS JJeceipta 1,000 head.

Shipments 1,000 head. The market' was lightly sup plied and qualitv common; Prices were tbe same a Satnrdar. Indications are that nothing bat prime stock will sell steady. hi quote: 1 100 to 170 5 05O5 15 4 75a5 00 rigs (tieaithy) 3 50(4 50 Boughs 3 50 SrrEEP Keeeipta light. Shipments none.

The market ii steady. On all desirable grades and if here they would sell at steady iinces. common are dull ynd alow sellers. No demand for them. We quote: 755 00 to 65 4 00(4.

50 Light thin Iambs (40 to 50 3 00(a4 00 1 i Good to choice Fair to medium i Common sheep ty u. 1 3 904 25; 3.50(s3 80 40 2 0Wa3 00 MAKKEIb Dt TlXEURAl tir TOLEDO. September 2L Whegt Actire. hitler; cash and September 99d, October Vegetable Cabbage I lome growa BOc fl.OO, liecember 1JJ3 Alay fl.01V Corn per barrel. Potatoes New, tarty Ohio.

I 55c Oats firm; cash 30c and Early Kose $1.50 per, barreLr Eye Firm; cash 92 ic Cioyerseed Firm, Onions 1 per bushel. Tomatoes 50c per quiet; cash and' September $1.60, October bushel. 1 Nutmegs Homc' erown," barrel, $4.50, December $4.5 5.c' Coco cuts $6 per (iJjC per bunch. Uve spring 100. Celery 25 Butter, Lggs avaa Poultry.

Poultrr Hens, 9o per pound; chickens. eocks. 3J4c; young larxeys, ponnas ana over, yc: nen turkey. 9c, torn torkcyefiGc; old torn, 5c; ducks, tic; geese (full feathered), $3.004.80 per dozen, I Tha following are shippers' paying prices: Egga Per dozen, I5c Butter Choice country, 10c; fresh, 8c; common, 6(4 8c Feathers, etc. Prime goose feather.

35o per pound; duck, 20c: rate, 90e cwt: bees wax, jo(is loo per Iforpb opium aadin( tfrag, te. New York, September 21. Wheat Keceipta 702,700 bushels; sales 2,005,000 tnsheJs; 2 red advanced on ine $1.552.23, quinine 2540S4. Jhr rabies, declinert on re alizine. cniDconiaia icxibc, 77' wua borax caiaphor iMtxi, atafa tida ehloroform 60(jb5c, copperas, per cut, SOen.QO; cream of Urtar, cat tor.

oil oil of bergamot, per pound, $4. 4.50; soda bicard 5(j6c, aalta Epsom Sr4c, sulphur 3 saltpeter 5(il0c, turpentine glysarine bromide ot potash SuaMc, iara oil linseed kium white lead 7.54c, iodile of potaah carbolic acid i ionr ana ea. Floor Winter wheat (patent) $5.25 alcohol iNovemper i.uo?, 1 uecemtjer 4i.03?ii('a 5.50, apribg wheat (patent) win Leceipu Liverpool, September 21. Cloae fPork Demand improve; prices unchanged. Lard Demand poor; spot and September dull 35 3d, October and November dull Soe Floor Demand poor; price unchanged.

Wbeat Demand poor; o. 2 winter firm Hi. 2 red spring firm 8tr lkd. Corn Demand snot poor futures fair; spot steady at os jU, uctooer steady at 0 od, Novembersteady 5 Slid. Keceipt Wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports 50,200 quarters; racinc ports 14,000 quarter othr sorrrees 97,000 quarters.

Receipts of American corn quartera. Jannary Feb ruary March Mar Ke. Barley vpiet, easy; xo. 2 juuwaugee 7Z6fg) 73ic orn Keceipu bushels; sales 368,000 bushel No. 2 dull VVAo lower, easy; No.2 6162c Oato Iieceipu I.

I 1 1 n. 1 i jj.iixt Dusnei; soies zuo.fuv ousneis; i0. 2 ull lower; Western 31341c, Beef Steady, dnll; extra mess tamuy sn.wiaiz.uu. I'ork uuil; new mess old mess A SBi f. A a 1 extra ii4AHtjii.id!.

lara yuiet tod steady; steam rendered 7.40c. Batter 6,167 packages; 1 quiet and steady; Western dairy l316c, Wirins ZoWajsc, Vetern creamery imitation creams 1420c. Eggs lleceipta 5,108 packages; firmer and quiet; western Sugar steady; fair refining 3c, centrifugals (96 test) 3 748c; refined 'active and firm; crashed SJic, powdered Spirita TurpeojUne Dull and easy at 38(g) 38 ic "Lolassea Fairly active i and firm; New Orleans common to fancy Tallow Firm; city ($2 for packages) 4c Coffee Con tracts opened weak and unchanged to a decline of 15 points, due to dull and web.k marked; Hayre declined lf dn September and on near months; Hamburg was irreeula7vOctobef Up(g lower and tbe rest Ji'pfg off; Bio was quiet and 200 re is down receipts at Brazil 30,000 bags; Bio. quiet, nominal No. 7 on spoj 55c To Uay's Chieago room 18 'Board.

of LW Tra4.f V. cma 1. Cleve, Columbna. Island CLASINO. Hidco in7 and before, enormous onantities I of.explost.ves have been discharge on tire I falls during September, produoing sech heavy, concussions that house owners have been afraid that their dwellings would tumble i down about their ears, yet drouth, has been the rule during these periods.

fc.very morning and evening at present about 1 11 I ,1 a 2 9 i WRSAT. i I Dec 1 004 Ol'i I 00 00J 9RT4 May. OtC 1 SX)1 07, 1 I nvl 06 octl. mi siJ 'mi i w. May 423 42 423 2A OAT.

I i MrjuJ SI. 1 Mi 80? 90J3 Ml roax 1 rtft 10 32 10 87 10 80 10 ST 10 25 U83 10 92 10 80 ion 1J71 Oct 6 90 0 85 "aST 87 Jan 70S 04 102 703. 703 Oct 700 700 697 700 .687 Jan 7P 7 6 70 7g' 6 70 Mew lor Mockt atarkek Special to The tadiaoaiwlla New 2L Noon Monej: easy af $(4 per cenlw TJ. S. 4a teg.

J1S 1 do preferred TTJi do do oup.117 ptorth western lltj do sec. Wit do preferred i. 138V. Pacific sor N. T.

Central ill? Adams 1 jN. Y. Chic A SLL. Alton T. 35 do preferredu SO do preferred "tOhio American ExJlT do preterred as Bar.

R. SS 'Ontario A Westers Canada Sontheru. O'i Oregon Nv 58 Central Pacific S4Vj North fa Chicago Alton.130 PacifioMail ChL liur. Ouincy. 89 Peoria Dec van ii Chi.

8. L. A Pittsburg J31 do preferred Pullman Del. Hudson t. Frani r.l Jt tJP nnUr.l Denver A B.

ol Jo' do 1st preferredL Ul Vri. 1 I. ai3St. Panl CM? Aa Trefrrd do preferred lA Qa tV. we aJ uf.My..i.s.w u.

ss, Hockinc Valley P. it Omah Man.J09'J ha Honston Texas. 8 do preferred Illinois Central 103'i rsxas acifie 93 Alia. mown. is.

uivu 1 mi iiv. Kinudft Texas. U. 8. EmremL sa Lake Erie 19 JW St.

L. Pa 18 4 Lake Shore, ..122: i 00 preferred. 84 i Louisrille 81 Wells Fargo Ex440 Louisville A N. Ai. 19; i Western Vnionw5i JJem.

Cbal'stn. 10 jQuickilver 4Z Michigan CenC.103 do preferred. Mil. L. a WeU Slv AtchUon.

Sr' do 13l Southern Pacifio S' Mia. A S. IS? St. 74, do 18 1 do Miouri Pacific 77 C. 2P1 Mobile OhioJ 45 I do 1st preferreAi eo1' Nash.

Cbatt 8 1 do 2d preferred. 40 N. J. Cent. lJOKf Richmond Ttrm 147i Kortbern Pacific 8S DiitiUers hxil Soe eeeai'rage fOr Aadltienai Blarket least two two or awav from the falls, in a bee line, tbe concussion makes the leaves on the trees shake and tbe windows in house rattle, yet this suction had the driest weather of the season, So far no bouse has been shaken down, nor Is likely to be, though there are many complaints, and the government officials offer to put hogebains in houses that aeem endan gered.

The normal rainfall here in September i 2.96, but up to to day it is below the average end there ia not a sign of rairr in sight, in spite of the terrific connonading 1 Incidents Lending to wicwi. tpcial to Tho Indianapolis MAkTtNSViLLK. September 21. EBas Hub aged seventy eight, liring six miles west of Monrovia, cut his throat, but he in ay recover. The Incidents leading to the tragedy extend over a period of four years.

Upon tho marriage of David Hubbard (Elias's son) be was given pot session of the fsrni. which he waa 0 till ai loeg as he paid bis 'father customary 1 en. For seventeen years David took of the farm, 'paying his parents the ruling price for land. Four years ago Elia Hubbard's wiie died, and his married daughter came borne to keep bouse for their father, and then everything did not run smoothly at the Hubbard mansion. 1 The girls wanted possvssion.

which Cavid refused. Outside parties proifescd their aevice, and 'matters became more aerions last fall. H. H. Berry persuaded Elias Hubbard to rent him ten acres lor wheat, bnt when became to plSwthe ground David refused him tbat privilege, while David Hubbard was at Indianapoliis with atock.

Berry plowed and sowed the land in wheat, but when the 1 grain ripened it was cut by Hubbard. After it bad been shocked it became personal property and Berry rc plevined the grain, thrashed and sold it. This led to a suit before a justice of peace for possession of tbe ground, in which Berry was victorious. Nelson Warmouth appeared acainst Hubbard. In the suit, and this led to a abboting affray between those men.

in which wa seriously hart. The case wa tnsa appeaiea to tne circuit court and" was tried' last Friday. David Hubbard beinz siren possession of the land. The result of this suit and the incidents preceding it weighed" on old man Hubbard's mind until be preferred an untimely death rather than tbe disgrace of a family row hich may never be satisfactorily settled. National soldiers' Home at Marion, it pedal to The ladiananolls Xetiri.1 a.

1 a.i I mAKiOM, oapiemoer iL riuo n.uuai ovi fliers. Home here ia being beautified like a garden. The lasd is being rolled and sodded, thade trees of aH varieties are beinget out, oA the barrack streets are fringca witn beds fcC brightest colored Sowers. Several new baildings of modern architecture nave been erected; one of them a hospital, luxurious and comfortable in its interior arrangement, and with HA sanitary Appliance, Its mess department, glass covered corridors and cool, shady verandas. The beaotjuarters Duim ing is of brick; a most of the new structures are, of the colonial style of architecture, with roofdormers And odd shaped; windows.

The commissary and quartermaster's building is a low. storv and a half structure, with deeo arched windows and heavy doors. The new kitchen 1s probably tbe moat attractive ana modern of the new building. It i a pile of brick and slate, and with tower and cables massed together in architectural harmonv. Tha interior ia filled with appliancea for cookery on a large scale, embracing a range 13 feet long and feet wide.

A nhvsical examination made recently of all the veteran of the noma resulted In but five being recommended for discharge. Ten thousand dollars waa. disimbnrsed among the pensioned members on sAturday. Falling Off In Whckt Predicted. Hnectal toTbe Indlabapolls HaxoVEK, September 2li Fall plowing baa been greatly retarded in this section by drought, which has prevailed for some time past, parching the ground to such ab extent as to preclude the possibility of tolrningit Awrlm whxtt.

Th Mm sad araaliorjrjr a 1 are also unprecedentedly thick, farmers 24 Sept 20 I will put off the work of so wing until the ad very ereat amount of damage. Leading agri culLnrists predict tbat there will be a large falling off in wbeat throughout southern Indiana during th coming season. Bali Players JTatally Injured. iSpecisj to The IndlanapoUa Ksws.1 JKFrBftsoirvnxK. September 21.

While ThomaA and Harry Reynold, yonng men and brothers, or Henryville, were playing in a game of base ball they collided with each other, and so great was the' impact, that two of Thomas' front teeth penetrated Harry's temple and broke off la the bone. They were "removed by a surgeon. Thomas sufierekl a fracture of), the, skull, and he is lying in' an enconsciees condition, Harry i also in a dangerous 'state. Both mayjjje. I i aioidejr Kilfed.

ISpecUt to Tbe IndlanapoUa 5sws.l ViacaNirEr, frptember 21. Theodore Crawford, a stove molder, who resided In thi city, was killed last night at Sullivan by falling off a freight train 'while Stealing a ride home from Terre Haute. Tbe deceased was for nierly employed in tbe Enterprise stdve works, of this city, but lost bis Job by hi partioi Peacy in thejast strike. Marion Captures! Three factories! Jr to The ladlanapolis News.1 Mas ion, September Zl. Three factories ha been located here In tbe past ten days.

era. ploying 150 men an opalescent glass factory, of which there are only three or tour In th) country, by tbe Mendenball syndicate; knitting factory, ana oil can factory by the Marion Real Estate company. Queer Accident to a Farmer. rspeciaj to Tbe Indianapolis Sews. jBFPxasoimixx, September 2L There was a peculiar accident at Slate Cut yesterday Thoma Perry, a young farmer, while driving up a steep bill, walked beside bis wagon.

A trace broke and a hnk struck bim over tha eye, fracturiag bia skull. He remains un4 conscious, and can not recover. I Goes; to aa Illinois Palpi. ISpeclsJitoTb Indianapolis Mctrcit. Sfptembef 2L Bey.

Thomas S.H Guthrie, of this city, has accepted a call as pastor of the Cniversalist church at Urbane, 111. Mr. Guthrie Is the Representative in tbe State Legitlature from thia county, and Will continue hi residence here. Tears stesldent. (oeclsit te The Indianapolis Jfsws.1 AiFacia.

SsjUnbar 2L Ms. Uaaa 1 Tim INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 169L 1 HT A A CT A TP eiehty one, and for sixty year a resident aad aptil all Use window wore brakes oot wad AiAJLAil A 1 of Ielaware county, died reeterday at her th weatherboardtnr aod rooSoe ballv dam yesterday at the weatherboardtng aod roofing bally dam TllE QYEllSMEM WLOWISO UP AN ISLAND. A Soldlora' name tt Marlon Ball PJayors Fatally InJnrned SVovo 'Molder Killed Ac eldont to "Ftmiier.

(Bpecfal to Ths IndlanaDOlis Wws.1 JcrrEBSOKTii.LE. The site of depth of nine feet is now being blasted away, between aix hundred and seven hundred men being at work uisht and day drilliuir and 1 50" blasting. i I It Is one or the greatest unaertakinga In wni wuivum ti 1 raent'is at present eneazed, and already two seasons cave passed and. two more wiljjpass be lore it is completed, since only during; lowest water in the Ohio anything can' be done. The Government baa lor several years tur nisnea an incidental river commiamcn expert' Fuiw.vhnrtirr'ie.r1iif1.

os 4ft nrtr explosions take place, eacn 01 at i 7.i' rJ two pounds of melauite, or altogether yiut: ia, hundred pounds, Exceeding dynamite Mixed 4. 900lr'15 I threa times in exnlosiva Dower. A bom at Albany. lexy aod died within an hour. slave to intoxicants.

1 General war ws. Caanelton will hare a street railway. Connersvil! is removing lawn fencesi Tbe Columbni itreet car line ia a paying Investment. New Albany ia talking of erecting a aoldicr monument. r.eoecca McKee, of SlnnoLe, tu fatally injured by a ttain Ephraim La'nde of Huntington, fca a cherry tree in full bloom.

The brickyard owned by the Gold brother, at Chesterfield, Wsi destroyed by fire. The two yea' old eon of John McKenxie, the first Anglo American settlement the near adison, a accidentally drowned. iLwn i i Howard CaJVallader and wife, of Rich removed from the face of tbe earth forever by Re. Mr. Wtfiuore, of Anderson, while the United States Government, to accommo 1 riding near Baleyille, was dangerously tn dati tbe inoreiug needsjf the grawicg fiver commerce.

1 Wfiin General ClarBr, with 150 soldiers and Abe first settler of Louisville, who were CheoowUh, Jama Paiten. John Mc Manus, John Tuell, Vim. Faith. Jacob Reesler, td Worthinirton. jaoie Gii abam, Jcihn1 Done nd their IamiheK u.uded My 27, 177 on tha island it 'was 4,000 teet long by L0OO ieet broad.

Tey erected their holts and cabins at tbe lower end, near tho present Kentucky pier of i thie C. St. L. bridge. Kicht doublet and two triple cajbins.

in the shape 01 an Egyptian cross, bailt. Here Ire drilled 1 his men, departing On the expedition tu Kas kaakia in June, 1778, the remaining settlers serving to hold his tort and ns a base 01 sup plies. A jear later ttfe leiana was anacaoned and Louisville founded. Since then the island has not been permanently ocenpied. uraauaiiy it was strlbpeu 01 its trees ana I jured in a runaway accident, i John Bra lis, manairer of the House, of Ft.

Wayne, was saized with pop Gamblers robbed riubt and; left ddrine the soldier' reunion at Mitchell, and fied to a train in time to avoid arrest. James Johnson, just released, from the prison north, assaulted James Morrow, neat Logansport, and was re arrested. Miss Ka(e Daggy, of New Castle, teach 'ing in' the Anderson schools, has accepted the prinqirelship ot the Winnemac schools. Mrs. John Ilorney, aged sixty three, of 'j was struck! by a train while walking on the railway track, and fatally injured.

Peer Miller and wife, of Martinsville, the soU washed away until now nothing but have celebrated their golden wedding. They were married fifty years ago at Cincinnati. The residence at Shelbyville owned by Sirs. J. M.

Elliott 'and ocenpied by James Keith has been destroyed by fire. Lous, J. W. Frc'ueh, warden of the prison north, has sold his interest in the Lafayette Journal to W. Bent Wilson, managing part ner.

Conrad Bower, of Morgan township, Har rison county, committed suicide by cntting ment here and proven the theory practically ni throat. He was aged seventy one, and a THIUvl C0V1 The Idarilledgrain elevator, three stories in bight, and fllleU with wheat, collapsed and five thousand bushels of wbeat were emptied into tbe Street. Loss $5,060. In changing the Jackson County Bank to the Sejmoar National Bank, the capital stock was increased from 50,000 to $100,000. 1 be old officers were retained.

I Rev. Joseph "iarkibgton, of Greensborg, IS now in bis ninety second year. Hi first appointment a a preacher wa in a private house in 1533, near where Carmel now stand. There will be no change in? tbe manage ment of the Michigan City Diapatch, growing out of the death of the late State Senator Francis, and J. B.

Faulkner will continue in editorial charge. The dead body of Henry Gleich. of Hunt ington, wa found alongside the abash rail way tracks under circumstances. Indicating foul play. He was a man of family.

There is a belief that be waa killed in a idrankon row The national board of fire underwriters has placarded Dariess county, offering heavy rewards for the arrest and conviction of barn burner. Thirty five farm barn have been destroyed during tbe past two years in that county i While William Henry Harrison Iwas Gov ernor of Indiana Territory be owned a farm near Corydon, on which he set nnmeroue I apple trees. Many of tbe trees are still, bear ing, and thi year the farm ia blessed with a great of frgit. I Oliver Thornburg, a wealthy farmer near I Miltota, who sold milk to a creamery, wa detected diluting the same with water. The creamery company compelled him to refund money previously paid, andirwill carry the matter to tbe grand jury.

Thorn aj L. Brown, of Cannelton, while riding along the Ohio Mississippi railway on a yelocipeae car, collided with a freight tram ana was permanently lniorea. He claim the freight engine wa carrying no headlight, and he demands $3,000 damages. There was a tie vote in the election for township trustee In April last, but board failed to determine the choice by Idt. This was done on Saturday last.

and Ejnoa C. Hornaduy, Republican, was chosen. John V. Hughes was his competitor. While workmen were packing a7new gas well, which bad been drilled near StraWtown.

a spark ignited the gas and there waa an ex plosion, ia which Timothy Larby, B. Gil Christ. John Bright and Joseph Peters were 1 burned about the face and hands. The derrick was destroyed. A (confession has been extorted from Wm.

I Howard, under arrest at Crown Point for attempting to wreck a passenger train on the. Pt. Wayne Chicago line, in which be says be acted alone, and that his purpose, after placing tbobstruction, was to warn tbe train and claim a rewarf. John liuny, or i ikbart, employed as sj postal clerx, was caugat ropoing Jettere. Hia plan wa to remove valuable from registered letter, and report them to tbe head clerk as; received in a aamageo condition.

Duffy ad mitted hi guilt and pleaded' tbat he used bis Spoil in cupporting his aged Mother and hi stater. 'Frank Byrket, of ew Albany, was appointed to deliver tbe annual sermon, with Bev. M. 8. Stone, of Comb, alternate.

Yesterday the pulpUsJn Winchester were supplied by the visiting brethren. tlrich Studcr, a bologna sausage maker, of Logan's crpsa roads, crossed the Ohio State line to Miami ana purchased several cattle, one ofwbjob was oua Died while being driven homeward. Thereupon Studer butchered the animal in the roadway, leaving tbe entrails unburitd. 'Residents of that section expostu lated, and there eras a longcontlnued quarrel, resulting in Studer being. followed by a drunken crowa, one or w.nom latauy cracked nis kull with a bowlder, William Tell Comwandery, Catholic KnigBt of St John, wa instituted at Shel byville yesterday, and a Special tram brought xtve commandetles from Indianapolis to par ticipate in the ceremonies.

Greensborg and other points also seat delegations. The com mendery was instituted by W. W. Cbeezum, of Indianapolis, second vice president for In diana, and the new: officers Include: Thomas Price captaia, Andrew Wbippel and Michael Exstein lieutenants, aad Win. Boebning ser geant.

Th Loryaoa ran en jttauway was as sessed for taxation by the State Board at I 880,000. Tne cost of construction waa 810,000, aad the management claim tbat It could not be sold for half that amount. It wa built by subscription aad a special levy of taxes, and It is tbe only means the farmers of that sec tion 'be ve for reaching a market. At times tbe read baa suspended by reason of sinaS business." but enterprising citizens ckrae to its relief and enabled it to resume. Tne com.

pany Claims that it will be impossible to pay taxes on such an assessment and intimate that it will. again shot down. One year ago "Brick" of Ander persuaded an ignorant girl named Moore to aceompany bim to bis rooms, where a I mock marriage ceremony waa performed, James Kelly officiating as minister. "Brick there crion criminally assauiteKthe girl, and the act iwas fceingre attempted by Kelly, when all parties were placed under arrest. Tobia and Kelly gave bond ia foOO each, and "Brick" fled the country.

Last Kelly was tried for bis participation ia the affair. In some i wsy ce receivea a up tsat tbe lory had con victed him, and be also fled the country, leav ing Bis latner to make good bis bond. The liberal element of the United church at Franiton voted to move an old chool house, frhich had been purchased for Use as a too pi worhip, to a more favorable ite, and George Moore contracted to do the work. Th removal was opposed by the radi cals, and when the task wa nearly completed' the opposition took a decided form. Early in th evening unknown parties began bombard 1ng tbe structure with stones, and tbe fusil lade was kent ux the greater next of tha aiakx.

aged. Seven liberals were aside (bo bouse at tbe time, led by' Mr. Moore, and armed with shot gnns, there was no attempt to use fas weapons. latease feeling, however, was aroused and there i UU.fearof a raced before this anplsosut quarrel is Ted Jeffrie, tbeprize flgbter. of Ander son, attempted to clean oat a Hexlewoed i saloon, and be was placed ondef arrest by pasrouuaa James HoOfrer.

A desperate cget followed, the office having the advantage of hi mace. Both men were terribly pummelled, and Jeffries's face bore little resemblance to humanity when bo was finally landed behind the bare. A BOOMINOr FBEIGnT BUSINESS. Saat nrcl C' Teat Grata Morementa bci ma Df Honf Xotea. .4 Every Indianapolis line is doing a heavy business in both freight aad passenger traffic.

The freight departments, particularly are busy and the demand for cara continue Every road 1 short en Car and the superintendent are trying to figure oat what they will do when the corn crop begins to move, Tho srrein shipments are mosuy to tne st out norto and sonth roads are doing a splendid busi neaa. The local or platform business of tho1 Pennsylvania and Big Four lines is far ahead of any year ia tbe history of the roads. The, Lake Erie estern ia capioMy recovering irom, the effeota of the strike and business is increasing steadily, while the Vandalia is by its infmense trail; crowded sior car and Truyrry WMt.hAnnH the increase tbat the east is, bnt has reached tne usual fan tonnage. Shipments of cattle) ar about evenly divided between east ami west points. The record of cars bandied for the week is a follows: New Monoa, 3a7:" Indianapolis, Decatur A Western, 403; Cincinnati.

Hamilton A ladlanapolis, 97g; Lake Erie A Western, ft; Vandalia, 2.2 ifl; Peoria Eastern. 1.573. Big Four lines: Chicago division. 1,196: Cincinnati division. 1.9U; St.

LoUia division, Indianapolis division. 1,88. Pennsylvania finest Jjndianapolis A Vincennee, 871: Louisviile dt Vision, lX32t Chicago division, 596; Indianapolis division, Vandalia, 1,233. Tbe total number of ears bandied is 19.917 aeainst 18, 866 last year. Tbe empty car bandied, 4,488.

A 3few Kind of iog Hons. Superin Undent Busted1, of the Dayton 4k Michigan, ii as rapidly as possible changing the "doghouses" oa frsiglrt caboose. Tbe old style is so arranged tbat tbe conductor can only sde straight ahead, or off to one side. Mr. Husted has gotten up a look out so ar ranged tbat tbe conductor can slt.in it and not only see every part of his train, but be in a position to see If there are any hot boxes on any of the cars.

He can exasine tha track. in fact can see everything on which the safety 01 uu train aepena. ni Paragraphs. General Paaseceier Atrent Dalv.nf tha TV. Erie Western, has jetnrned home.

President Roberts, of the Pennsylvania line, has about recovered from an attack of nervous prostration. John Dill, chief operator in tha offioa at Yard ma tor AverilL of the Vandalia. hu r. signed to accept a better position at 8t. Louis.

I Amusemanta. A. Q. Guntier's latest metropolitan success, 'Mr. Potter of Texas," will be the attraction this week at English's, as presented by Frank w.

Dangers company. Mr. Joseph iis jenrey mwu, rank Aiken and Miss Lee Lamar are cast ia the leading rolea, and care has been exercised in the choice the supporting company, the same including Slaurice Drew, Matt Snyder, Edgar Norton, Miss May Haines and othara. Matin. be given on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

That interesting and beautiful comedy. "Blue Jeans," which was seen at English's during tbe clote of last season, will be the attraction thi week at the firmnrl changes have been made in the original east: lor Instance. Miaa Laura Run ceeded Jennie Yeamans in tbe character of June. The play will run all tbe week with matiooes on to morrow. Thuradav anrf day.

'Pete" Baker, as ba ia fmnirl long standine xavorite at the Park, ia there again this wesk, opening thia afternoon in The Emigrant. Mr. Bakar ia a 1.. dialect comedian, and since im when ha h. gan starring in "Chris aad LenaV ha ham lwn continuously on the stage in a' round of mirtn proyokiag characters.

He baa surrounded himself with cl headed by Billy Kennedy, an Irish and Violet Carlton, until recently with th. Conreid Opera Coed cany "Bismarek" 111 piayea tne last ji air or the week, and there will be daily matinees. Tbe Cincinnati tha tioa of Michael Bland, whose tint aa a exienus oeyona uie limiu of POrkopoii, will give concerts at Tomlinson.HU on day and Thursday evening Ai this week. aad there will also be matinee perform ancea. ioe soioists inciuae Alias tauabetb Hetilcb soprano; Hans on Schilier, pianist, and cowin w.

weooer. tenor. To morrow will be the 170th axhlbitioB 1 vi hi picrrn. aeaauo 01 caraum tiaiiey "Greatest Show on Earth." and their hnk. Show an average daily attendance ef over eiguieen tnousana people, which mii grand total of over three million persona who have been delighted aad instructed by their uuiiMuua ion aeason.

xnie pnenomenal business will bereadilv aeconntad tnr is ia Known mat la tbe entire ciraua narfnrm. ance there Is only one performer who has ever appeared in ims cfty before, and be is Charles W. Fish, the greatest rider stooa on a norsa. Tbe menaa eria. also, la aim oat antlral tbe fire of a vearor ao ta hirlni Mi out one bird and the eleubant.

and tha prewnj collection, ooaats a a uzen specimens, including the only gensine sebra ever seen in tats country netore. "Aero" ha an imported ballet, the finest costumes ever made for a I ins nw.iiatriiAai. am a tneatricai snow, and loeBLriGsj auow. ana a. nun, i traveling salesman lor I auswuw uuwrio accuracy.

1 J. A. Armstrong' millinery bouse, at pti 1 "oow wul arrive early to morrow morh ayne, was arrested charged with. mbWHny i'Vit Cn marmiul th. 1 Noll confessed the attri Mr.

shortage, buting his downfall to cards and general disr. sipation. By reason of bia. family, which in cludes a wife and six children, be was paroled', I by the firnx ana it is likely tbe prosecution a i thi not oe preascu. At the meeting, of the Eastern Indiana' Chriitian Conference, which waa held at Win chester, Elder Jorm Byrket, of Knlghtatown, wat elected president; Bey.

AtM. Addington, of Ridgeville, vice president, end Elder Frank more nne norses man any air can ever bone I t. i rn toiexbibit. Exhibitions will bea ivan aftarnoan and night as usual. Appointment for Political Speeches.

The Deraoorats have arranged for a series of meetings for thia and next week. The calendar is as. follows: To night. Wrieht's ban. Haw VnrV miuoi.

Wednesday night. September 23. at milnw street and Fletcher avenue. Thursday night. September 24.

at Waahlrfs. ton and Dillon streets. Friday night at Home and Clifford avenues. The Eighth ward Democraor will mt Eaat Michigan and Bavvlla atreat. K.rnr evening.

evening. September. 23. at Masea cbnsetts avenue aad St. Clair street.

John W.Kern and John W. Hnltrman at South and Tennessee streets, Tuesday evea ing. ewpiemoer z. Wednesday nitrht. Sactembar m.

a Vnnnt. ain square. Virginia avenue, Prospect' and Shelby streets. Atig Things That Grow in Indianapolis. Indianapolis comes to the front with bis thing this year, including big peaches and rose.

W. Ky an. of 118 Pleasant treet, hs seedling pesche that weigh a half pound each. J. F.

Paine, of Woodruff Place, shows some roses as large as peonies. We will to moiirbw pay mm i "4 If a i 1 siJI A Pare, Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior every other knowa Used ia Millions of Homes .40 Years the Standard jpelicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky jBiscmt, UridJie calces, l'alataLIe and Wholiscme. No other baking powder does such wora trjo. For wagon Wheat; A ACME MILLING CO, Ki West Waahingtoa av OUR LIVER.

WHATPtoPLE OCCIII tO KXOIf OP IT. The itrvii which cootroi our liver oft9 become waka irritated. die eased. The tune tioa or the lire la distuned, aod torpid liver or dfaavAa a at xut wvta. action r.

suit. Hence the bile, which waste and poiaououa material designed to be expelled, la not I perly accreted and eliminatied from the botjjr. Tbu retained it esuae dyspepsia, gas, bloating, biliions'nesa, consti patioa, malaria, bad taste headache dizat nesa dull bead, nerronsnes. weak, languid 'and tired feeling, if not cured this condi tion tooc1 ri.f (tstr end HtLrtfS dutastx Tbe best remedy and most certain cure, la Dr.i Greene'. rvnra, which restore dtgestioa, correct the disordered liver, regtf latae the bowels, invigorates tbe blood, and.

by strengthening and vitalizing the nerves, re establishes health and strength. It is purely vegetable, armies and sold by druggists, $1.00. i rr a 1 isssv tv jt TUB LITER TS POSITIOX.i; "I tried all our doctors to no purpose. My kidney, liver and stomach were terrible. 1.

waa full of pains and all run down, weak and tired. I never saw such a wonderful effeet aa Dr. Grewne'a Xervnra It hat rem pltttty mud str, and I know several other ladle who were cured in this towjawita Dr. Greene' a Xervnra, i I Miaa T. D.

cUxaoaat, "Bilterica, Mass. liT Dr. Greene, tbe successful Mr. speciaiUt ia curing all forms of aervou and chronic diseases, 13 W. Hta street, Sew York, Can be eouaulted frt, personally, or by letter.

Call or write bim about your eaae, or sead for symptom blank to fill out, and a letter lull explaining your disease, giving advice, will be returned ft. m0 Leaves a Delicate and lasting Odor After Csfnej Ifnnabla In prucwa ius txM Rkj.ls M1 sand Ac la stamps and racaiv a cake by rswea mail. I JAi KIRK A Chicago. SPECIAL fbandoa Bells Waits ttba nonnlas Society Waits) tent free to any one Madia ue Min wrsjiwraoi osnqun neiisooap. Head 1 lu stamps fur sample bottle Afcaalag Srilt JTrumn.

THERE ARETWO KINDS IVERTisL5Q rQVActi, A3tD ADTEJX TISLNO 8PCXAiabT To Which Class Stack hense aad 'tfowm Ua Belong They As Jadgoaaa Attar ttaaolsty the Kanaaroae Btatomente Publish. Ton are at perfect liberty," said Sfr. Mary A. Campbell of 300 West Washington street, to a reporter, "to give my tate ment to the press relative to iny experience, Stack house And Ngwlin. For several years previous to me 'calling oa them I had suffered greatly, which no doo tor had been to relieve.

Suffering from sleeplessness, headaches, poor appetite, defective eyesight add hearing with pots floating before my eye, dizziness; noises in my ears, oilensive breath, hot and cold flashes over me, oppression eating and numerous other no pleasant symptoms I need not detail, MBS. MABT A. CAMPBELL. "After reading of their namerons cores and their $500 oiler to anyone wh'07 Wouli disprovs anr statement published by them, I concluded" ther must be reliable phy cians and piaee'il my case in their band, 4 which I am very glad, as I now' sleep wslt hare bo pains nor ache, my eyesight and hearing are good, I do pot bars headache no spots before my eye, bo hot and eoLf fsibe over me, no dizziness, no noise ia my ear, my'appetite i good and, to express it bfriefly, leel better for years." The Stackbous Mediual Icititate bow permanently located at 203 North Iilinoi Street, Indianapoli, InL, where thy trel with mece all chronia tl.te Specialities and aH dii te' cf th ear, throat, latg. stomach a tiood.

Oo hours: i to 12 a. 3 to 5 p. ia. aad 7 to 8 p. Sundays, 3 to 5 p.

only. Consultation and examimtka $1. fc'J cetsful treatment 'by mail. Send itaajt for ymptom blank. AdJres all Eil Dr.

Stackhou Newlin, 203 North inoi street, Indianapolis, Indiana. LU. 81Q0 EEWAED. The above nm will he paid in go! J. or "greenbacks" to tbe eenoa wco 'ii guess the correct number or nearest to tr.ee ir rect timber of beans in the ais globe now exb'Viied ia tbe window of nuv store.

Fv ry parthaser at tbe store 1 ta cm ir with each article bonchu fbe cuuat be made December zti, lul. Largest Hat And Men' Famisiicg Store ia Us fi'ate. a Prices and "o.i gasrsrtjwl iti satisfso lory, il and i tauta liiicoi t. Hemnanl for small Bov" Pattta. NICOLL THE TAILOR, S3 aad 35 Sath Sunt 4 1 i I i.