BRYAN'S GREAT TRIP
Thousands of Ohioans En
thused by His Oratory.
SPOKE AT TIFFIN THIS MORNING.
jtraggeri t by th Ci -!. 8p
Hi Lune !. kii.
a ir-at li-mnniin at w o -.is...w .
Al Other I'laeas
Tiffin-. O. Oct 21 Nr.t withstand
ing W. J Hryan cot to ted at n el.. it
at Zaiifsvillt; yesterday morninc ni
had been speAkinff since 7 o'dmlt. h
dragged out rr speak to a higtiowrt
at Tiffin this morning
Th arrangements at Akf.r, yster
day were. Lad The. candidate, rr.iild
not eyen g':t the -.trrij?e. provider! lor
him. but had loaKh on on lh our.
skirts of the crowd
After leavtiit: Akron, he. uddr"
enthusiastic audience- at Moir.a
Elyria and Sanrtnsky
At Alliance, several thor.r-.ar.rt per.pio
listened to the. De.nioe.rsiric candidate
for VO minute It wa nr. appreciative
rrowd and apr,0,,p'1 ,nf! in"ak;r oftsn
The speech va a woikmeroan- spee.rh
and was delivered to an aurtinco r.m
posed for th mw prt of workingmMi
There was another good crowd at Ut
Tfima. when Mr Bryit rdf.rtw)
another eri'husiatr. denirmiitrati-.r.
At Kent ther was a repetition of the.
crowd at Ravenna.
YniNosrowN. O.. Oct 21 -WtiUsn.
J. Bryan re.c.e.iv:d a fluttering rweplion
at YooiiRStowii Here he found th
)arpt crowd he had encountered dm
ing the day. his admirers in Young.
town having their numbers Increased
from the outlying districts of Ohio ami
Pennsylvania. There werft free Rilvet
Hubs here from McDonald. Pa.. and
from several points in Ohio.
Mr. Bryau spoke three times in
Youngstown, tho first being from -stand
erected in the public square., the
next in the Opera house, where he ad
dressed the women, and the last ue.ai
the Pennsylvania depot, where he spoke
from the carriage. At each of the nin l
ings the crowd was large and eothn.i
astic
STECBESVH.I.F.. O., Oct. 21. Thfl trip
of Candidate William J. Bryan through
the Ohio Valley district along the bank
of the Ohio was one punctuated here
and there with cheers for hi opponent
and sandwiched in the crowds were
many Republican badges There w
a good crowd at Bellair and it was ai
enthusiastic one.
At Bridgeport, the wearers of the
yellow badges were numerous, but the
bhouters for the triple nominee were
strong enough to drown the cheers foi
the Republican candidate
Martin's Ferry turned out a crowd
which was to good extent hostile to the
Tiews of the candidate. There were
stops at Yorkville and Brilliant and at
those places Mr. Bryan simply appeared
on the platform and acknowledged the
receptions given him.
Steubenville has been visited by the
union generals' car and one of the
speakers attacked the pension record of
Ir. Bry&n. When tne nominee ar
rived there, he answered the statement'
made by saying he was a better frieud
of the soldiers than those fcho wished
to submit the financial policy of this
this nation to the dictation of
foreign powers. There was a gofxt
sized crowd gathored 'about the car and
in the rear some boys wearing gold
badges kept up a cheer for McKinley
which Mr. Bryan interpreted as an at
tempt to break up tho meeting. He
went after them in his speech.
Rochester. Pa.. Oct. 21. Pennsyl
vania was invaded by Mr. Bryan at this
placu. It was distinctly a Bryan
rrowd and it showed its approval of the
doctrines advocated by Mr. Bryau by
shouting and cheering and applauding
every time they had an opportunity
There were short stops at New Brighton
and Kenwood.
Several hundred people listened to
the nominee at Toronto. O. There was
more enthusiasm here than at any othei
place of the morning, taking into con
sideration the size of the crowd. They
cheered the speaker and shouted theii
approval of what he said. One enthn&i
astio McKinleyite bore aloft a portrait
of the Republican nominee, which wa
surmounted by a ' cage in which wa
confined a raccoon. The yellow badge
were few and the silverites many and
enthusiastic.
Wellsville, O.. is in Major Mc
Kinley's congressional district and is
a Republican stronghold. That was ap
parent when Mr. Bryan arrived here,
for while he had a large crowd, it
was made up. for the most part, of
shonting, enthusiastic McKinleyites
Yellow predominated at East Liver
pool. O. The Democratic nominee ad
dressed a large crowd at this place. He
bad trouble in making himself heard
on account of the loud cheering for his
opponent. Every manifestation ol
affection for the Republican nominee
was answered by defiance, yells and
cheers of the supporters of the free
silver champion.
At Youngstown. after Mr Bryan had
made a brief speech at the Opera house,
he was presented with an immense has
ket of white and yellow chrysanthe
mums in bunches of I A white ones to I
yellow. The presentation was made by
two little girls dretwed in white and yel
low. Mr. Bryan acknowledged the gift
as follows :
I appreciate the kindly feelings which
rise behind these floral gifts and 1 du not
accept them as any personal tribute to n
or to her who has shared my struggles and
shall share all honors that mstTume, bat
rather as an indication of your Interest In
that creak cause tor which, at this timfe
the presidential nominee 1 stand.
My friends,last Sunday morning 1 heard
a sermon appealing to Christian people to
support the home missionaries, and in the
course of that sermon the pastor read a
letter just issued by the Presbyterian
Ixuird of home missions from its office lot'
Fifth avenue. New York, and in that let
ter the sur. rising statement was made:
-"There Is due to all missionaries and
teaobers from three to six months' salaries
for services faithfully rendered.
Not a few of them are in conditions of
real distress. Is It not cruel to subject
these, self-dnovlng men and their families
to all this, and then In the letter there are
quotations from letters received by this
board from thosa missionaries telling of
of the conditions which surround them.
and one man speaks of the fact that there
Is no money in the conimunltv and he
could not borrow even for good security
and they were charging 10 per cent per
month on loans. Another man writes
that in the fatnllr they have luo persons
it is a school, and not a dollar to provide
food for them and there is some debts
Xa' k of that. One writes:
"I have not a dollar to meut any emer
f gency that may arise and our family and
tne conditions ol the schtKV are desper
ate." Nothing has stirred ray indignation
more in this campaign than that the
money changers send money to the
r Lurches and mlsstonaiies begging them
to stand by the -gold standard and help
tl.em perpetuate a system of financial
bondage
This missionary letter was written by
ir. Dfara to tne chnrehes tn order to sn-
ours some assistance for those who are new
suffering
Those letters show that the missionaries
In the fluid are behind with their pay, that
the communities cannot' pay them and
the result must he that these missionaries
roust he withdrawn and that the work of
preaching the religion must be retarded
lecaoe greed and avarice are enthroned
)a a government, those who are rich want
V rm richer regardless of the disaster that
omes to t hem. ho that mv li tends, thi
question was first a political question, and
i'i':n was an economic question has be
come a gtfcat moral question as well
The corporation U different from the
Individual The Individual bxing respon
sil.le for what he do Is detxrred from
ants of oppiasslnti that the corporation
nndertake without suffer' rig of conscience
bdcaoee the corporation hs no consoienr.
The corporation Is a fictitious person It
eannoi he punishnd as an Individual can.
It la operated by agent for (be jnos ajt
and the rtirwlnrt and -kholdet f -ivo
but a rcir.o Influence r.i.ndnotinu tl
and the gTr.it d.ri.ol ions have r-om ,
hinod together and under the. wanton
'.rush of the rr.mpi-.litton i:v; destroy-
nvery rival they then ft the. prl' of wl.it
yon et and dunk .nd we;ir and eoll. er.
IrllititK troio us. and when we prole-,!.
aint the spoihitiofvof snelety the? call
us anarf.ln-'- nod dit nrla-.r -if ' l.t i.-:f-ud
up of ilivnnimf.
I wnt V"i ' bive law Oi order I
want yon to love, peacrtnnd w.nil.v iiod lo
onderstand lliftt the (ii'ilisl no n.,'- to
law and oid-t ami the shmIb'I m ii;i '
f,rj- nnd "Mjritv is t"""l, not. in II...
I.omhle violat'.is of the h.w. ."it in th-wi
gieat .-. l ions that
Mr? thai. th tfovertin.eiit UMdf
At WelKvillo. where ih'-ru were
n.ar.y M Kiolt-yiles eh--oR. Mr
ftvan said"
I will call yont ultentioi. to npei?c.h
md- l.y Mr M- Kioh y in ln'.H. In h
he denoiinod Mr Il. vel.ind's adiidni-l ra
lion My ft ends. I nm glad to know that
there are I l.o-t- here that r.h.er for hill..
lM-raiise I want to ivsk I hem which M
Kin ley they eh-er for. t ho McKinley who
nli yeais ago wanted more money or tho
McKinley of this year who docs not want,
an v more inom v A i-plause. and chee rs.
I),, you want I he one who six years ago
U lleved in I Ameri. au f.eople having
an American system of finance, or do you
want the on- who U-.lieve.s now In the
American peopli; having an Knglish sys
tern of finanreV Applause and cheers )
IV. yon la lieve in the one who attended a
convention and wrote n platform which
declared that the American people, Jr''"
irailltion and Interest., are in favor f "'
metalllsm or do y..u U lieve in tho one
that, savs the. American people car. hae
l.tmetAllisn. wl-mever fon-ign nations will
Itt os i l:heers and appU'in.
QUIET DAY FOR
M'KINUE V.
lw.l.rtlnn. Tlit lVr
h,dol.l
4 liaCl Their lt.
0ktos. O . Oct 21 Two delega
tions were announced t visit Major
McKinlev veslenlay. one ftom t'leve.
land and' one from an eastern district of
T nrl a western district of
Marvland Both have, been jrftstia-.nt d.
the Cleveland delegation to come, trxlay
ih Mrirl;kiid delegation to r,me
Among the callers at the McKinley
home, was J. Madison Vance, a colored
man of New Orleans, who made a most
olruinenf address at the bt. luls con
sention secondinc the nomination of
Major McKinley. He was accompanied
bv Mr. Meyers and Charles W. Ander
..nvHie siretarv lo the treasurei
of New York
Robert P. Teenock, et-member of the.
state legislature of Massachusetts, called
to pay his respect to Major
McKinley
SENATOR MORRILL RE-ELECTED
Vermont Mmn tn llavo mHM Tttrr
AlrBlv S-rrl SO Vr.
Montpklif. R. Vt.. Oct.. 21 Jntin S.
Morrill of Strafford has hern re-lcctrl
United States senator from Vermont.
In the senate no other name was pre
aentod.
In the. house Mr. Morrill received 2I5
votes and Herbert F. Brlgham Demo
c.rat. 17.
In the ioint. assembly this afternoor.
. UNA TOR MORRILL.
Senator Morrill's election was formally
made.
He has already served 30 years.
ARMENIANS CAN'T ENTER.
Dr. Snner Answer the Pleadings of
the Philanthropist.
New York, Oct. 21. Commar.dei
Booth-Tucker has appeared before th
board of special inquiry at Ellis Islani
to plead for the admission of the 1 5
Armenian refugees detained there pend
Ini? a decision as to their desirability as
immigrants.
Dr. Senner defined the position ol
the government in the matters as fol
lows :
We cannot allow these oeoDle tc
come here and compete with our Amer
kan workmen We don t know anv
Armenians or any other class. All peo
pie come here as immigrants, and a-
they arrive we decide a9 to their merits
as individuals and not as a class n
thev are eligible then they will bo ad
milted the same as any other desirable
person. Before we can admit them
pwple that tho Salvationists and othei
philanthropists waut landed, we must
have some substantial guarantee in tin
shape of bonds that the people so ad
m it ted will not become a charge on the
country, and not general promises thai
they will not become publio charges
"The workmen of Massachusetts havr
com plained very mnch aliont the immi
grants from Armenia during the past
few years. It is claimed that they have
lowered the standard of wapes in some
industries, and especially in the. shoe
trade. Somo nnuiufacturers, they say.
have even gone so far as to employ nou
but Armenians.
"The question of Armenian immitrra
tion must not be considered exclusive!)
as the stated point of sentimental sym
jathy. The consideration of American
interest. mnst le taken into account "
UNKNOWN VESSEL LOST.
Vllk(a rlavrala a l.alt rtlsal Naa.
Vaii.lailiy. .
Saspitsky. O . Oct 21. Intelligence
has just reached this city from Ijiicnst
Point that a vessel foimdt:l ii. flu
lake, off that point Mime time last weeli
last Thursday. si ';i4;iiii Cleaver anil
a crew of fishermen w re ii- ruig t ln-ii
gmnnils they noticed n lol of wreck
age.. With th: aid of u glas th: ca.
lain ainl his crew say they were ahl
to see a siiar projecting from ll I
ontn distance away.
On going to it thev found that aves
eel had been sunk and the captain is ot
the opinion that it was a steamei
There was nothing in sight by which
the name of the boat could be ascet
talnnd and no information has been re
reived from any source that a lioat
hat rieen lost, but it is certain that
vessel has gone down at that point and
udonbtedly with all on board
Th TroobU lnl(nlflrinL
Washinoton, Oct. 21. It is stated
by officials that the news coming from
Key West as to an exciting controversy
navana oelWeen Ucneral Mtzhngl
lee, LJnited Mates consul general, and
General Weyler, over the attempted
apprenension or a .Mexican named Fer
nandez on hoard the American ship
iguanria. gives a signim-ance and im
port ante to the event not warranted by
toe lacis.
Mis Filnla Mhapard Married.
hew Vork, Oct. 21 Miss Edith
Shepard. second daughter of Mrs El
liot K. bhepard and granddaughter of
tne late wuiinm Vanderbilt, has been
tiiarried at Scarborough. West Chester
county, to truest Fabhri The cere
mony was performed by the Rev Dr
John Hall, assisted by tbe Rev Fran
cis Blessing
Declared Mis Rose Insan.
ir,i kj , vjv. hi. jd tne case
against Miss Ceila Rose, on trial here
ior naving caused the death of her
father, mother and brother with poison,
the jary after being out an hour brought
in a verdict acquitting the accused ou
ids ground of iusaaitr.
THE OLD NASSAU BOYS.
sa
Princeton College Celebration
Now Taking Place.
IIF.K liOTIl UIUTIMIAY 10IU0.
ex
Alnmnl Day
v.
CPl.hrtlii t.y Ite
F.iorball t.a.ii-
dri.t ClrrUnd .m.'-tel
1 .n.i;lil- I
i.leot I'reache'l th feui :
Prinof.ton. N. .1 . Oct 21 -Today
was Aiumm uii
nial celebration of Pnnceto i coi ego.
tho birthday twing wn"'"" '
old stndents were present
This
morning
the sesqnicentcnniai
poem and sesqnicentennial oration were
delivered.the former l.y Rev. Dr. Henry
Van Dyke of New York city, a gradu
ate of Princeton in the class of 1S7S.
reoifsented the. Cliosophic society.
the latter by Prof. W oo-lrow U llson ot
the department ot jnrisprn.-n-o ...
iTinceton. a grndnate in incti-i...
IHT", and a representative i too rtmen-
can Whig society
The afternoon was nevoreu
letics Tho visiting iieiegan w.ic
given an opjiortniiity to view a game
,.f f,,th:ill as dftvclotM-d lo A met lean
lolleges. The optiosiiig ti-ams wire
those of Princeton and tne, nimw"i
of Virginia I" tho evening win
. rm.tcut. siM'Ctacular .-vent or tne,
celebration a torchlight procession
Tl chnis and classes will gafher around
the ancient revolutionary cannon at n
.. a. ..i t V line of march win t
i - -
FRESIDEST PATTOW.
taken up through the town and to the
village railroad station. President
Cleveland is expected lo arrive at H;4".
and I he procession will meet him ami
escort him to Nassau hall.
President Pat ton preached the open
.ing sermon.
A reception was given the delegates
from sister institutions
A concert was given last night tiy
Walter Damrosch.
WILL CONTINUE KEANE'S POLIC.V
Nw Olhnlin llntverslly Krrtnr lo Itn
R.iltl iiermmii Korrnl K.-ir,i 4rnl.
Washinotox, Oct 21. It can In
stated noii reliable, authority that, thcie
will Ik-, no chance in the policy or man
Hpemcnt of the nniversifv under thi-
rer-tor who is to succeed Bishop Keane
A priest will he selected who will cm
tmne it nroii the same lines of liberal
ini which have marked it heretofore
The infoimal talk the directors hnve
had shows that they have been satisfied
with the. university as it has been man
aged ami have no desire lo change Its
policy.
Their talk has developed the fact, that
the opposition to liiMiop Keane came
largely if not whollv from t lie (icrman
Catholics of tho country, who lielieved
him not much of a liberal in his views
of church jxilicy in the United States
This element urged its views very
strongly upon Cardinal Satolli and
through him on Lico XIII, and the sud
den call for the resignation of Bishop
Keane. was the result.
The prelates have oliserved with con
siderable interest tho views of the
church papers on the change in the
rectorship, all the Catholic, papers in
the United States, printed in English,
with the sole exception of The Watch
man of St liuis. edited by Father
Phelan, sustaining the views and utti
itmle of Bishop Keano.
The directors are holding their meet
ing today. '
WHEAT GOES STILL HIGHER.
A London Wheat ltroker Talks on the
Situation.
Chicago. Oct. 21. Wheat has sad
den ly developed strength again and ad
vanced 3U cents from tho low point.
closing a cent higher than Monday's
close. The rally was started on New
York sales of wheat to Sj-ain. Decern
ber going up to 78c.
New Yoke. Oct 21 'Vhcat went up
o fciifbO here, and closed ut sr?,.o.
London. Oct. 21. Your representa
tive hud an interview with the broker
wlio does the largest business in wheat
on this side of the Atlantic in regard to
the situation. II said in substance :
"In half the natural half of the spec
ulative course we have only followed
the. lead ' set by the United States,
where speculators are very active. The
year s scarcity, in spue of the fact that
England had a 7.(M)n,(M0-crop. has in
duced speculators to rush in. Russia's
crop is poor and Austria's is practicallv
nil. But what is of greater moment,
consumers having large udvanco mill
ing contracts also rushed in to secure
fcupplies, even at top prices, which are
20 per cent higher than last week.
"The California wheat sent to India
as yet is only a drop in the bucket, but
the moral etfect of this movement and
the impending famiue in India has been
very great. Of course if rain falls quan
tities of California wheat will not be
wanted. But J doubt this, and, coupled
with the viceroy's grave tel'rams, it
naturally affords speculators te real el
ement of uncertainty they delight in.
Still this does not account for more than
half the rise. The balance is solid ad
vance owing to rhe shortness of sup
plies." It is thought that prices will keep
higher while Russia withholds supplies
nml I hat when the latter country re
laxes America must follow suit and the
market will topple down. No leading
firm, however, would forecast when
that will occur.
THEV FAILED TO FUSE-
Democrat and I'onnllMa Couldn't
Oet
Together In fieorgia-
Ati.akta. Oct 21. The Democrats
and Populist committees have failed to
fuse. The Populists demanded that all
the electors bo for Bryan and Watson,
thus ignoring Sewall.
The resolution refnsins the Popu
listie. proposition was offered by none
other than Chairman Jones personal
representative, who had favored it. but
who claimed that he had been nnder a
misapprehension as to what the Popu
lists wanted. He said he had no idea
when he came down here at the sug
gestion of Chairman J. K. Jones that
tho Populists wanted 13 electors for
Watson. He thought that they would
propose some fair division, which
would not totally ignore the candidacy
of Vice President Sewall.
.eft Watson's Name Off.
'Toprka, Oct.. 21. The name of
Thomas K. Watson, as Democratic
Populist candidate for vice president,
has l.een nominally removed from the
Kansas ticket of that, party, in defer
ence to the wishes of the Georgia nom
inee. - Chairman John W. Dreideuthal
of the fnsion committee, has filed man
damns proceedings in the. supreme conrt
to compel the secretary of state to place
Mr. Watson's name on tho ticket. The
c&e is being heard today.
3.,
MATne buaine oivbnceD.
Win Hr
4:a Atlit ' -1rttlt.ii.
Ai:ri7STal M.. " 21 - Harriet
Rial ne. Beale. with her attotney. Islio
r. O.ri.ish -f Angnsta. has apwate.
qr.ietly lf 01 Jndge. Whiteb.os.. of
the supreme court and asked lor a di
. 1 .1 . . I'.L.I I,.lll
mt.trt- irnni nc-r iiiimhi.m..
o. mister to ivrsia
Mr Oirtiish
H.ide. a brief
talk and
the livorr.e. w it
decreed.
The lilveiar.t prayed foi the. custtnly
of a minor child. Walkei Blaine. Hcule.
aged h months, and waives 11 :laim for
MRS. It ATI IE BLAlXE BEaLR.
dower or alimony, 'lhe.llbol is r.
df.rsccl showing that the jiroc.ts va
r.rve.cl on Bcule in Washington. Oct. a.
hbd do opposition is maiio by liheleb.
AiO FOR IVORV.
Ir.ih
National Alliance ol America Takos
I . Ills Fight.
New York. Oct.. 21. The Irish Na
tional Alliance has cabled to Alliance
representatives in London to set. that
the best counsel is retained In order tl.ai
when the case ot Edward J. Ivory of
this city, arrested on suspicion of con
nectiou with an alleged dynamite, plot,
is called up again in the police, oourt
Friday a demand may lx made for hi
discharge.
President Lyman baa also written
r-trong letter to Secretary of Siatr Ol
ney demanding that hl leirt ment
take action and that Ivory Im accorded
nil tht. rights to which, as an American
citizen, he is entitled.
The. letter is said to be ocr.chert in
very strong terms.
CsnfMftiMl t' Hoi.!., viea and M ornrft.
Denver. Oct.. 21. Albert Hence
Downen, a man 45 years of age has
len arrested for highway robbery. A
survey of his room has revealed a large
amount ot ixioty and tne prisoner nas
confessed to fully Wl boldnps in the in
bnrbs of this city, n well as to the mur
dor of rn.e man. .If el Ashworth. here
and a man ni d woman in California.
Kuia llu It.Miyguarris.
Oakland. Cal.. Oct. 21. General
Carlos Ezeta has taken up his quarters
in this city and is prepared to meet his
enemies. The general has surrounded
himself with bodyguards and is ready
to meet Senor Hajihael Lopez, minister
of San Salvador to Mexico. The minis
ter is visiting in San Francisco. Ezeta
says that I.npez istrying to have him
assassi nat eb
Chicago llnmblh rower Dead.
San Bernardino, Cal. Oct. 21. II.
B. Sehnaubclt, who. it is generally sup
posed, threw the Immli in Chicago, Hay-
uiarketsouaro. May 6. ISXd, and for
which crime. Spies. Parsons and Engcl
suffered the death penalty, has died after
an extended illness.
Mora Promises From the Czar.
Constantinople, Oct. 21. At an
audience which the Russian anibassa
dor, M. de Nelidoff, has had with the
sultan the latter .expressed his firm in
tention of carrying out tho reforms de
cided upon for a better administration
of Armenia
A l abor Leader Snlrldes.
Chicago, Oct. 21. Roliert T. Swal
low, a well-known laboi leader, has
been found dead in the headquarters of
the county Democracy, La Salle street.
The. gas. though not burning, was
turned on full force. It is believed he
committed suicide.
Mrs. (iilnmbui Ielano Hart.
Columbus. Oct. 21. Mrs. Columbus
Delano, wife of the ex-secretary of the
interior, has fallen and broken her hip
She is old and ill and the mishap may
piove fatal.
Fnneral of Henry K. Abbey.
New York. Oct 21. Funeral services
over the remains of the late Henry E
Abbey, the theatrical manager, have
been held in the Church of the Paultst
Fathers in this city.
Condition of the Gold Iteserve.
Washington, Oct. 20. The treasury
bus lost if l!U.400in gold coin and $18,300
in bars, which leaves tho true amount
of the reserve f 121,550,073.
THE MARKETS
PiTTSBrno. tVt. an
W1IEAT-W 1 nlrt. AmaHIn; Nn. 2 rtvrl. 7a
Kir.
I'OHN-Xn. 3 Tallow to,. !CJt,-7,Xr.; Nr..
llo.l. 31ir.:t; l,lch mtxe.1 Khrllivl.
:; inixc-fl wvr, HvgSlc..
OATS-Xn. I whit. MrV??.2r.tc; No. B rl.
ru:.".V4r; extra No. a white. 24160; liu'ht
mixfNl. Slffijjsjp..
HAY No. 1 timothy. $11.2Stn.7.V, No. e.
$.'.ir&lii .VI; .a-kine. ti."KaT.ii; No. I fm!1ng
prairin. $7.rj3.(ai; waeon ha. SM.i(it.l.' is-'
tor tlriK.l l.y.
Itll'LTKV Ijkrirr. Ilv rhlrkcna. .VrSo r
pair; liv c l.lrkpi.s. small. 43.IV: aprttm
rhK-kntia, ArXtKk: ir jmlr; rlreMW-d c-h1-kn.
Ulcf llr; per poiinrl; d reused srln rhlrkens. II
fcl .'c r v.iii.il; lire duris. T.St-Oic r ialr;" I
ilr-.itd, l.-',li-; llvr. tnrkt-TB. tWn pr ponnd ;
livi- f.f. .uf.2S rxr pair.
liAME-I'miri hrriA. t4 .5ftV(ii per doMrt;
pti.-atAi.ta. K.irr.nt.io rr. down; qnatl. tiS"
Ufrdnzcn: rri.lwn Mddlm, Ji2S. ir iund
hL'TTKIt- Klclrt prints. fttZtlc; do cream
ry. ZWd,-'r; Ohio faiiry crramerj. I0ii2t';
fan.-, i-onntry coll. Iri3.trtri; low era. In anl
-4.nkii.it. tfylJct.
fllKKSK-Kanry New York fnll oream. IV
fcl' Vt.-.; rrr-w OMo. full cream. 43fici Yl
rMi-.ii, SwIm In tnt. llHHc; Hmhurgor.
new. TVttt:; Ohio Swim, lo tuba. Ho; &Im
in itar blorkis ll&MVa'V
F.iiiiS-.StrtrlJy frreh Pnnylranla anil
ol.t.1 In caaea. HifclAr:: anron.la. I&aido.
H1TT8BCBO. Oct. tO.
CaTTLK Rerelpta Monday was 105 cant:
maikflslow and a shade lower. Today the
ruelpin art. ilfht; the market is atea.ly at
yeet-rfly-ft price. We quote as follow
Trln.e. tUa..M; rood. $1 l't St; tidy. .
4 : cnn.1 hut.- hero. f.l riOI R".; fair. t-Vi
;' 7ti; i-ommon. VJ Mix.iH: Lulls, staes anil
.wi. bologna cows. $A HI;
lrtli rows and aprlncers, $2fi (""at-S ul.
llotIS heceii-ts Monday waa cars; mar
kM ruled Mr-ady at lasl wwk't cIoMiir prlcea
Tndy receipts about 8 cars: quality only
fair We would quote prices aa follows:
Prime medinrc weljhta. l.-rtujlriS: fad to
best Yorkrrs.Jj.VrJt-'t.Vi; common 10 fair York
era, l a:l 4."., hea-vy. .iB"QA 46: pies. $1 75a
Z ZV. rr.uehs. $:2.Vfta J
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Mor.day
was t( dout.ie deck tar; market ruled dull
aad I. Ir.wer Today the rwrtpUkisAisn.,
market dull, nothing dolus. Wequotfc prires:
f'rime, J-3 hdii 0; aood, WX&i.Xt. lair. i l
et2i. (oratrxa, $17314; tulls. 7.V&
Lambs Choice. 4 3i4 40. comn.or 10 or.d.
-n(.l Hi. vtl calves. i!l.(u&3 Al; htavy acd'
thli. calves. S3 3.41.
Ci.ncissati. Oct 20
HOGS MarSti acUv and siren at 2.ofva
8 40 Recslpta. 400 trad, shipmeuta. 4.U'
CATTLE Market steady at S3 ikQi 2S Re
rrlpts. 5f h-ad; shipments. k. f.tttd
SHEEP AND LA MRS Market dull si Ii 74
Keceipts. 8ui head, shipments, 700
haao Lan.u Market steady at 3.7&a 10.
" New Yo. Oct 20.
WHEAT Spcit market lrrasular-. N 1
Lard. 8:40
CORN-Spct rr.arkat weaker; No. 8. SJo.
OATS Spot market weaker; No 2. SUHo.
CATTLE No Uading. European cables
enote American steers at Wile pet pound
tressed weignt; sheep at P&lOo per pound
dreed weight; refrigferator beef at 7X(ase
fer pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Market for sheep
rtj dull, lambs easier Sheep. fcJ2ja3
laii bs S15CQ4 60.
HOC. Sdarket Orat at $3.0&IM.
DREXEL'S
IMPROVED EMULSION OF
PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
WITH CHEMICALLY PURE
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA.
FOR
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. wOUOMS,
- COLOS. ASTHMA, SCROFULA.
- SKIN DISEASES, NERVOUS DISEASES
- DISEASE OP CHILDREN.
- WHOOPIAO COUCH. ANAEMIA,
- CATARRH.
- GENERAL DEBILITY. ETO ETC.
'
This valuable preparation cures by Its nutitthrt
and alterative power- It is a true emulsion. not
a lime soap, is easily digested, quicklyassimilatcd,
and shows its wonderful action on Wood, tissue
and nerve by a most marked improvement from
the first dose.
Drexel's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is especially
serviceable lor anaemia, nervousness, for scrofula
and scrofulous swellings, glandular enlargements
and the wasting diseases of childhood. For dvs
petic and nervous conditions, loss of flesh, dis
curbed steep and night sweats, it is a perfect Cure.
Drexel'i Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil " the very
best remedy to be had for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
croup, laryngitis, : ore and bleeding throat, hoarse
ness, tickling in taroat, soreness of chest and all
otner Irritated, inflamed ac diseased condition?
of the throat lungs and chest.
Large bottles, 50 cents per bottle. Sold by
druggists generally, or sent to any address on re
ceipt of 60 oenta.
SOLE PROPRIETORS-
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Cc.
BALTIMORE. MO. USA
CARTERS
ITTLE
PILLS.
Pick Headache and relieve all tbo trouble by?
dent to a Mlioua Btatoof tho sjrtnro. such tJt
Dizziness, Nausea, ProwslnoHS. l.'istrt-M after
eating. Pain in tue K..ln, ke. While their most
remarkable aucceaa haa been shovn in curing
Iteadacha. yet CsrWs Little liver TTP.S arw
equ&Uy valuable in Conetifkalion. en ring and pro-v.-nUng
thisannoyinff coiupuunt,whik xhryaXta
correct aildisordorsol tbestomat hiirnnlate tha
liver and regulate tbo bowels. Ercnil totl onlj
curea
Aetiathey would be almost prlceleit those who
Buffer from tils diBtreralnK complaint; butforto
Dately thcirp.odiKWl.Mjs uoeu.lh.-ra,n.lthot
whooncatry thoro will find these little pills val li
able In so many ways that they will nit bo wil
ling to do without them. Bat after ailaick head
la tha bane of so many lives that hers b wbera
wemakeour great boast. Our puis core it while
Others do not.
Carter's LitUa liver PITls are very man and
very cany to tali. One or two pills imiku a dose.
They are rtrictly vegetable ani do ni t gripe or
rmr-vi. but by their gen tie action please all who
iseUietu. ill vialsat 25-ents ; livefor fl. duia
' -t Jro&j'ists 6vsr)vhre. or a. nt by mail.
5Ar?TrtR friEOlOIE CO.. New York.
I . fMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
o
a.
CO
CO
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v. rr s r s
?Z It S n
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53 5 H
3 S
3
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tSJ d
S
a" c S
v.
ft
3
T.
c'2
is stamped in the best watch
cases made. It is the trade
mark of the Keystone Watch
Case Company, of Philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1500 employees, capacity 2000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers. It makes
the celebrated fas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case the
.Tl
A WATCH CASE OPENER SENT FREE.
CREAM raimCATARRH
ltifilelcly
aoMrroeat.
CtMinaes the
Jin met I I'nMMfiffm,
Atlayn faitt nnd
nrammntois,
lieuila th Mores.
rareefs Utti
Mrmbrnme Wws
uldHUimtal Void.
Krmiofrn th
SrMArm of TVisre
aiM finseU.
It Will Cure COLD fN HEAD
a particle is applied Into each nustroi and la
agreeable. Price 60 cents at Druirrtsts orby mail
ELY HKOTHEKS. 66 Warren Street. New York.
ETC REDUCED
a. 1 nan 1 r. i..oa 1.
iiHN.i.i a nuriu-
MJI tl..u..u..i. . ..--..
Se,.n.',hjr,r1n 'M yearn' riuerleiKW.
ro rati pnns.K-a.-tr.iiU.,n fr.u t.uKinew. v
No Blarvlnu. wrlnkM'a ..r nl.l.i. im C
..r K-imm iwaitn aim l-amitm c.nnli-xl.m. It.i-
waaiiaauu sucietr lailuw Iniionw. IL '1 b-unanUti cured.
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL
confidentially. K.- panlcnlars adilmis. wlih stamp.
Oil I UL,rV, ttrsul KnUnj, IKS toaa tITt.
0CUa.M.ly
Vanted-An Idea
Who can think
of some simple
Ihlns I. . t..n . ,
Protect your Ideas: tbey may brine too wealth.
Write JOHN WKliDEHUURN ft CX.. Patent Auor.
Bys. Wasblnaxoo. D. C. for tbetr i.8ui prise oiler
ACME
n
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T. A.
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The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
.laminating and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
ami FROM PITROUUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
lost : UaiTormly : Satisfactory : Oils 1
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.,!
PlTlSBlTKil HKPT..
flTTSBUKtt,
PA
utl8 wiy.
JOHN PFISTBR,
SEALER IM
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Hardware. Qnccnsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND FR0YIS10HS,
YEGETARLM
M NEAKOH.
lURHEKR, ETC.,
OPPOSITE JUKCTION HOTEL,
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Baa2-S0ly
THE KEELEY CURE
AT0"11 boon to builneji men who. having
dnfUil nncoiis. iously jnu. the drink luit.it and
awaken to find the disease f alcohousm fa-stened
upon them, ren.lennit thera unfit to maiuure af
fairs re.iu.nne a clear brain. A four weeki
Course of treatment at the
PtTTSBUVQ KEELEY INSTITUTE.
No. 4246 Fifth Avenue,
rwrtorr-t to thera all their powers, mental and
physical destroys the abnormal appetite, and
r Vvf e ? , lne conu'Hon thev were in be-
...ouiki m Hiimiiianu. This haa been
done n more than HV cases treated here and
.among them somo of your own neighbors, to
whom we can refer wiih confidence as lothe
JV,V ,1 . '"'ein-y ot tne Keelev (lire
I-.wIK,si. f.1dr ra,t "7'rt tinR InvestiCTti.rt, U
- jwinucv aavuis luu iui
Unas-
SUITS 94.
WANTED
. . 7.7 . " wrhty men
f vim iniiDnn
Lf fUlUV UUUIUW1L
-f .u .uo a 01 unr ;nolce ISursery
Stork. Specialties controlled by us. Hlahet
u. i.uuiuiHiDn pug tteeklv. steady em
ployment the year round. Outnt tree: exclusive
larritnrvt . lanaa . .
narcd workers; Btleclal IndueemenU to beginner.
ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
KCXJHrXTUt
N. Y.
July 31. .5m.
FOR SALE.
nte tract l r"d ararden land In South.
lorl.la. AtltNTX WANTEII to sell opt
ly quick
FLORIDA GARDEN LAND CO.,
KtXJHESTtKIN. Y.
. July S,t m.
LADIES!
Are you rwkk-ss rnmisrh lo "t'i"', ? V
If mi senf"
ing to.
IW0OTW. r-- -- - - . .. v.k for
one of th-ir beautiful iilratl "r"I
HookH." It w novel. unniu-. and inters
work to every txn-m of relineincut.
On twipt of ten cer;t In Hamii tbey vrST.
aend pX I a full act of th.-.r famous house
bold fcauie Verba.
L, W-beT With U, q.
ehromo aitln.
aUINEPTUS !
A TrtT i4wir. barnil.- plysTtrl.M-d
rlyTrrliAAt-d ron.tk
comix ui i"r ui: ""s , . ,
tl..-r hilt -r dm. c-hih t ...... . .
....... - .. . a..; I'm a
pnTslc'"-in Kn-atr-l Aiu.-n.-a. ? orn...l AC
Manniariart-u vj
The Academic Pharmaceatic Co.,
LONDON A t.r ioua.
.. -r orui trtov riTV
532 MC WA5HINUIUH Ol, rtw iun...
ELIXIR.
A r. Plwit Fnt-lLh r-hnrmiu rrrp"raUw'
for bilious. mulariAl aii tr : "".
suit of ow tmriity-tlve J.-ttTS ot UK "r"'
Bwnutlcres.-ar.-n v.,.,;.
Approvt-d l iv tn- nurn' nn-u. i- -
In iw in Be"hpit!s in .-very rrt ot r ur.
Kt,-nHc-inllv hHi.lul to LhIr-s, cluHrrn and l-"w
pi- of i.-ntar" h'i's , .
. . ; l i . . . li.nnflll nrUSTS
luiureiy nv.ia.jic .jirr -
In Handsome Packages, Price 50 Cts.
Prepared rwle'y by
Le fjoyhl iaftuhccutii Co
LONDON AND NEW YORK,
Chemists by appointmnt to ll.-r ?Iat-1y Ue
NEW YORK FRANCH -.
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ROYALPILLS.
Same medicinat pmporti an Itovsi. Euxis, la
boxes, 30 puis to box, tor 2 5 oerjis.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCClbTb.
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I Vinegar Bittert POWDERS, Do d,
SOc.
pieaeant t
Vinegar Bitters, new
i.oo
ta-it-. 1
Vineear Bitters, old Etylc butcr ta-te. $ 1 .00 te-Tfi..
I Ahel3.l.-
The World's Great Biooa funrier
and Life Giving Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Knovm.
Tbcpa.t with of as C entarv the Ir-ndiag-Faa.it
y Medicine Ihc Werld.
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Shaving Parlor,
' Mam Street, Near Post Office
"-The underpinned desires to Inform tbe pub
lic that h has oned a shannsr par'or o
t entre street, near the post office wheterberHn
n all tu trancbes will t carried on tn the
future. EverTlhlna; neat and Clean.
onr patronae solicited.
F. X. FEES.
is
EbBosbiinc Fire Insurance Apcj
T- AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent.
Mountain House
Shaving Parlor
to
Ixiea.te.1 on Centre street near Mountain Honse
office. Shavtmr. Hair t'uttins; and Shampoo
tnc done In the neatest and lest manner. A
hare ol your paLruuaxe solicited.
KOKKKT CAS8LUT.
JOB : : P
mm
the i:t:KMAX
Printincr ry:.
Is the pirt lo
JOB FRIKttv.
Prompily and 8tUfa,-ui r
will meet tbe prices .,,
s
conipmon, V d
first-clss IOr k
Aid
WitiiFastta&$:lK
We are prepared t tUtIJ ,
every d scrii.t-.,,, lr, J-
ST VI V r-ii
Lowest M ft
Xothing Oat thr
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pared to priut
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inc lf r-n-' -the
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WINKELMANN & BSCWVS
baltiuqse. Ms. U S4
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The treat pn'aritv cf s
ftr its test of xasvy ye.-i Ki-
anjrance, even ! 'Lf u.
tt Is reallv merii'.n -u. Tir
used Hai'.l-? Hir Kent
It tkies ail that i
It causes ntw rruwri 0! i"r
beads rrovi.i-J tbe ttr 1 -
dead, wlik-h is erJ. a l t "
natural color to rT
aerres the M-a:p b-.1" . '
dandruff : rre-vtnt tie tt:
chansrimr coK.r: kf", H
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thl.k.
Hall's mm T.rrrmry.
effects by the he..:rfa;
Tec table irurreiiy-ntv si.i -and
reiuvena:e. I: i . r
a delii-htful arrl-ie tx
tainim: no aJo-bVu a
crate quloklv an.i tirv cp
leaving the hsir tara .
9Lher prepamtK.ii.-
Bucklnghatn's C"
jva thi
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ana is iur i. .
produces s ifrnmnf nt n
bring a ftn.-e i.r
veulent cf af iilirayoc vat
rurimn rr
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