! " -v i Chinese Laundry Ticket!. . The Chinese v?Mh6rmen have A sys tem of ticketing a bundle of sollej clothes baseil ou tho many gods nnd goddesses of the laundry. Thousli It Is complicated, the Innndryman seldom hellvers a bundle of washed clothes to t!. wrong person. i'urthcrmore, If the ticket Is lout, the chances are that you will not irct your Unen, unless you-are a rarticti'.ar friend of the proprietor. Instances are on rec ord whore nn American baa gone to conrt to force the Chinese to yield up the washing, but tho Judge was nut convinced that the case of the white tnan was n good one. The Chinese laundryman nt the be ginning of each week makes out a batch of checks, In duplicate, to bo used as wash tickets. He selects the name of some god or goddess, or of some ob ject, as the snn, the moon, or the stars. To tlili name he prefixes a number, as 'Moon, No. 1," "Moon, No. 2," and so on. In thespnee between the two legends for the signs arc repeated twice he has Ms own came, as, for Instance, "Wall Lee." When a customer takes a bundle of washing to the laundry, tho Chinese, first tearing a ticket In two In a ragged fashion, puts one-half on the packet for reference; tho other half he gives as a receipt to the person wno has brought the package of laundry. It must bo presented when the laun dry Is demanded, and no fears need be entertained that the package of clean clothes will not be forthcoming, for they are scruuulously esact in these (natters. An English Gunpowder Factory. The royal gunpowder factory at Wal thnm, Kuitlnnd, bears more the appear ance of a pleasure resort thnn of tho prosaic plnnt tlint such a purpose In volves. Tho factory covers in all Its branches a lie.iutlftii stretch of wooded land, some 4D0 acres In extent, Inter sected by four miles of running streams. F.liftric lnunehes ply be tween the different buildings, while cargoes of explosives are conveyed by sail barges, so as to reduce the liability to danger to a minimum. Tho threshold of the "danger building" Is barred with a board, which not even the Inspector may step over without hnvlug a special pair of large overboots on his feet, to keep his shoes from taking grit from outside uixm the felt carpet Once every week there is nn explosion with in the grounds, which is beard for many miles along the country side. In one part of the grounds is a pond Into which the water from the nltro-glycer-ino factory Is drained. This extraordi nary lake Is exploded every Saturday artcrnoon witn a dynamite cartridge to prevent too great an accumulation of waste nitro-glycerlno. Some times there Is already bo much in the water that holos twenty feet deep are made, nd thewator is all blown away. The Tautest Boat. The fastest war vessel afloat is own ed by France. The sea going torpedo boat, the Forban, recently tried, built tinder a contract for a speed of 29 to SO knots, easily made 30.2 knots, or S4.7 land miles per hour, despite a heavy sea and high wind, which shows her to be faster than any other ship in the world. The Forban is 144 feet long, 13 feet 0 Inches beam, and draws 3 feet of water. She has two screws, and her engines are capable of developing 3,200 horse power. She carries two 37-mIlli-metre (1.45 Inches) qulck-urlng guns, end two torpedo tubes above water. Bow's ThlsT Ws offer On Hundred Dollars flaward far any caae of Catarrh Uust oaooot be eurd bi Hall's Catarrh Cor. F. J. Ch hit A Co., Prop., Toledo, O. We, tho on4rtnd, have known '. 1 . Che. . ney for the last It Tears, and believe him per. feotly honorable In all business transaction ana unanoiaily a me to oarrr oat any oblige. tlon ma-le bv their firm. VV'sst Trvax, Wholesale Dramlets, Toledo, Ohio. Waldivo, Kucha A Marvtji, Wholesale Drtucgista. Toledo, Ohio. Ball's Catarrh Core la taken Internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur face i tne system, i-rtoe, roc. per Mtue. Bold by all Dnwzujls. Testimonial free. Tb Arkansas river was named from a na tion ot Indian; also called Quappas. Take Care Of yonr phyetoal health, Hulld up your sys tem, tone your tomaoh and d irtut.ve organs, Inoreaae your appetite, enrich your Mood, drive out all linntu-ttie and prevent sickness with Hood's Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Pnrinor. $1; 6 for 15. Kssd's Pills uiod&ruL to If your skirt edges wear out, it's because you don't use 1 BIAS VELVETEEN SKIRT BINDINOS It's easy to prove It for yourself. Don't take any binding unless you mo "5. H. & M." on the label, no matter what anybody tells you. If your dealer will not supply you, we will. Send for samples, showl: iples, showing labels and resta rt, it M. Co., P. O. Box 699. Now rials. lo the S York City. SQ DAYSURL: jf SSaiui we UI .btw you Jutw t in .k,-J a du i uti-ului. ly huivi wu :b D uur res ul.li tin, work mid tiw-li you lr uii ly huivi aru :nr. oik in mo loiMiuy Hi.rv run i MiiUi'ieui or i-r.rl: o' J lifiTiry ay't VIAL aUAtrattlMlsg IVllisAt, US tMrall, Bun. wwrsi aiLciuifir sutvi wms at ssriv NEWSY CLEANINGS, Tarls hss 2101 newspaper. Chicago has 400,000 Ocrmnns. Our gold output Is Increasing. Btnrsboro, Vt., has a gold mine. Tarts Is suocumliing to the gams ot golf. Franco Is proposing to s Id sixty new ship ot various olnssos to hor navy. Tsrls rthy.alelnns trented grntls nt thelt homes lia,(M)8 peoplo last year. An organization of ntrrlculturnl novrspspor Dica bos been formed nt Chicago. There hsvn been, it tssnlil. 957 mnriiers in tho Imllnn Territory within eliilit months. Armenian irniree from Constantinople, Turkey nr crowding into Catania ami Sicily. Rlxty thonsnml names hnvo been slimed to a Chicago petition In favor ot Ilible mailing in the public schools. A Chlentro restaurant keeper shot a man who bent lilm ont of a price nf a meal, nm) bnd a narrow esenpe from lynching. The Federal Omnd Jury for Wyoming has refuaed to lmht the Jiicltain Hole snltlors Who killed the Indians Inst summer. ' The Rnnth rnrollnn Constitutional Con. ventlon fixed the poll tax st tl, and the age of exemption thorofrom nt sixty years. Part of the. 3.000.000 Riven to the Univer sity of Chicago dy T.ihn 1). tlockefellnr will be used lor a now biological laboratory. llerrlng were never so plentlft.l off the Mnwnchuset's const as this sensnn. nnd the cnteu so far bns been phenomenally Irtrne. 7'hnt "volcano" reported In the Btnte ol Washington turns out to be a fire In the mountittDS, which has ignltod a conl mine. Fresh butter has been transported from Australia to England and sold at a profit foi twenty-five cents a pound. The freight amounts to two cents a pound. Two chiefs of the Tttsenrora tribe of In dians, both clnlmlng the presidency of the tribal council, appeared before ou Indian agent, who will settle the dispute. Large numbers of sandhill cranes sre be tngshot along the Columbia River In Oregon. The Chlneso am eager to buy them, paying ns high as 3 a bird. It Is tiot known why they nro so anxious to get them. A party of miners from the Yukon Itlver mines of Alaska arrived nt Port Townsend, Wnsh., with their pockets bulging with nntr gets and gold dust. They had from $1000 to tSOOO apiece, the result ot two years at the minos. The National Bculpturs Boclety have ad vised the Park Commissioners of New Vork City to refuse the Heine Memorial Fountain a place in Contra) Park on the ground that It belongs to a olass of monuments that are objectionable. Benor Cantero, a Rranlsh agent, went Into the camp of the Cnlmn Insurgent colonel, Mirabel, nnd offered him 100,000 and a colonelcy to the Bpanlsh army to assasslnnte General Oomes. lie was promptly arrested and shot as a spy. The catch of the Arctic whaling fleet dur ing the season Just closed amounted In all to twenty-six whales, the smallest known In many years. The yield of bone was 40,000 pounds, Itlsexpectod the price will advance to f5 a pound before sales begin. It is said that more thnn a million acres ol land have been illegally fenced in Wyom ing, and a strong effort is being made to bare the fences removed. All complaints made to tho United Btntes Attorney at Cheyenne are to be followed by suit The Nassau Eleetria Hallway Company ol Brooklyn has absorbed the Atlantis avenue system la that city, and a now company has been formed to complete the building ol lines by whloh passengers can traverse the whole ol Kings County for a single live-cent fare. The Indiana Supreme Court has again sus tained the "blackboard law," requiring rail roads to note upon a blackboard, at least twenty minutes before the scheduled time of the arrival of passenger trains, the fact as to whether such trains ore on time, and, If late, how much. In the action brought by Emil Sohaefer, ol Brooklyn, for 10,000 damage against Dr. Bchelllng, a physician connected with the Brooklyn PoapJ of Health, whom Bchaefer accused of compulsory vaccination, a jury before Judge Oaynor brought a verdict of tlSOO for the plaintiff. The tabor World. Butte, Montana, Is to have a tannery. The painters have adopted a union label. New York City Ice and coal cartmen are organizing. Reod and rattan workers are organizing a National union. The oil mills of Washington, Go,, are now running night and day. There are 360,000 women employed in busi ness bouses in London. The Machine Wood Workers and the Furni ture Workers' International Unions are about to be consolidated. , The file and rasp makers strike In New York City has been settled. Attempts are being made by the screw makers to form a National union. The United States Leather Company shut down its tanneries for sixty days. The iron ore miners of Southern Michigan are rapidly affiliating with the A. F. of L. ' Trades unionists' wives In Chicago have organized the Doreas Federal Labor Union for educational purposes. Wall reuses In certain restaurants in Ran Franclsoo. Cal., Bt. Louis, Ma., and New York City are iu bloomers. Wisconsin's State Industrial sahool Is to be equipped to teach the inmates a trade, or to make them prollolent In such work as en gineering, mlllwrighting, eta. The number of workmen benefited by the wage advnuoes since the beginning of the year is estimated at over 300,000. The rubber work at Bristol, R. L, wldch had closed down for nn indefinite period, started up again and 1400 employes returned to work. There Is no longer any doubt of the re moval of the headquarters of the Brother hood of Railway Trainmen from G.ilesburg to Peoria, III. It has boea decided by the Granite Cutters' National Union by a referendum vote to af filiate with the Federation. The headquur. ters ot the union are at Baltimore. The Hotwesmlths' Union, New York City, began a general strike for increased wages and shorter working hours. Their demands were refused by the principal firms in the trade, who constitute the Iron League. A rolllug-mtU in Gate City, Ala., Is filling an order for Ave hundred tons of rails for road in one of the ttoutti Aluericaa Btittes. B the use of mechanical devices now em ployed it Is said that a workman can mak the "bodies" for 400 hats a day. By the hamt proooun he could only prepare four or Ave, Better times are reported from the engi neering centre in Luucanbira, Engluud. The manufacturers are receiving liberal or ders, and workers in tuu different trader, In cluding machine tnoluinkerft, stationary en gine boilers and boilcrm:tkon, nro now en gaged full time. It has beau tho custom for a number of yeRin for the Union Paul lie Railroad to Bull It employes conl at reduced rates. Thin will be dlseontiuued on January M. This nlTu'-ts every man ou tho system, tuU the privilege ba beeu eujuyed by everybody wiiJ could lay claim lo LoUiK hu vmuluve. Fir. Burgettstown, T,, on tho Panhandle road, was the te-ne of a dlsa-ttou lire Fildny morning, Beveral builuest house and their cootcDie wer destroyed, luvnlvlmi a loss of upward of V!0,0U0, upon which there was but a mull luaurauee. The lire orlitlnutod from a natural gas Jul. whloh bad beuu left burning. I ooiumuuloated to ths wall of Lowe's barber ehuD. A HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE. A Bpanlsh Fores of 10,000 lien Defeated By Cubans. A Cuban messenger who arrived at (he Cu ban Junta In New York, dlreot from the seat of the revolution, reports that on November It one ot the largest bs'.tles had been fought since the beginning of the present trouble with Spain took place. The battle oceured at Tniitiasco, a town In the Interior of the Interior of the island, The Bpanlsh toroes consisted of about 10,000 man, while the Cu bans had but about s.iflo. The Hpanlnrds were led by Ueuernls Valdes, Lacque and Al ii ave. nnd General Maximo Comer, was at the head of the Cubans, The Cubans had a most favorable position at the bottom of a hill. For 30 hours the opposing forces fought, but the Hpnnlards were unable to drive the Cu bans bsck. The latter, bawever, could do no more thnn hold their own, Finally, nt a critical moment, General Antonio Maceo, of the Cuban forces, came rushing in with a force of 8.500 men. With the aid of this reinforcement the Span iards were quickly routed. The Cubans ad vanced then towards Trinidad and Clenfue gos. General Aldave Is reported to have been killed In the bnttle, and the total number of killed and wounded is placed at 60S. General Gomes secured 700 r I ties and a large amount ol ammunition. Many Cubans Killed. The force of Itego, the Insurgent leader, according to oHU IiiI advices, at the last en gagement, test about 1u0 in killed and wound ed. Among the wounded was General him self. A Urge quantity of sugar cane has been burned at a plantation near Holednd. The sugar cane belonged to an American named Atkins. Hpnnlsb oillcial reports give the govern ment losses In the Held and hospitals from the commencement of hostilities to date at 2:2,000 men. It Is reported In Havana that President Cleveland, of the United Htatest Caro, of Col umbia, and Gutierrez, of Ban Salvador, will bo deeorated by the queen regent, as the ex ecutives ot Mexloo and Han Domingo were s fortnight ago, In token of Hpaiu's gratitude tor their neutrality In the Cuban question. A BIG ORDER. Bethlehem Works to Run all Winter en Russian Armor. A cablegram was received by President Llndetman, ot the Bethlehem, Pa Iron oom panv, Monday, Informing him ot th award to the company by the Russian govern, ment ot a contract for ths manufacture ol armor plate. The plats Is to be used on the new battleship Bostislav, and calls for 1.124 tons ot Uarveylztd armor. This Is one of ths largest contracts for armor plats ever award ed by any nation in recent years. The work is to be completed by tho close of next fall, end will be begun as soon as Jneeessnry plant and details arrive from Buisia. President Llnderman said ha would keep the ordnaacs works ot tb company running throughout the winter. When th news was received tb flags at tb ordnance works were run up and all whistles blowa, and there was a gtneral rejoicing throughout the town. Secret Turkish Plots. A speclsl dispatch from Vienna sayst The situation Is growing dally better. A diplo matist who is Just back from the east, says that secret plots against the sultan, supported by many Italian newspapers, now constitute the chief danger. The sultan's overthrow, he says, would render the question very grave and bring about bloody riots as well as troubles In Constantinople. The European cabinet are discussing this eventually. A Moonshiner Deaoon. Ieporls from Union county, Tenn., say revenue officers captured a still, 20 person and 1.C00 gallons of wbltky. Tbe still was run near a church and a deacon of tbe church was ths ieador of the moonshiner. PROMINENT PEOPLE. Queen Victoria's daily Income is tSOOO. Gladstone will spend tha winter nt Monte Carlo. General Bchofleld has conaluded to return to Chicago to live. Senator mil, of New York, will lecture on "Liberty" in ten cities. Lieutenant Terry announces that hs has learned the Eskimo language. Richard Watson Gilder Is probably tha best known ol New York's poets. J. M. Coe Forsaythe, the future king of the Cannibal islands, is worth (2,000,00.1. It is said that the Prince of Wales receives 200 begging letters, on an averago, every day. Henry Wntterson, editor ot the Louisville Courier-Journal, Is going to Europe to writs a life ot Abraham Lincoln. Count Tolstoi recently refused two big odors for a story he hod writton, and gave it to a magazine for nothing. Bir A'gcrnon Borthwlnk, editor of tho London Morning Post, is the first journalist who has bean raised to thu British peerage. Governor Brown, ot Kentucky, proposes to move to Louisville and engago in tha practice ot law at the expiration of his torin of office. Count Badenyl, the now Prime Minister ot Austria, is descended from at Italian cook, who was in tbe sorvioe of ons of tha last Kings ot Poland, lie has not a hair on his head. The poet of tho Fifty-fourth Congress Is Rowland Blennerh'tsset Mahnny, from the Thirty-seaond Now York District. H Is a native of Buffalo,and has had a stiff strugglo with fortune. 8. M. Inman, of Atlanta, Chairman of the Fiuanso Committoe ot the Southern Btntet and Cotton Exposition, has donate i (50.00J to pay the floating debt, and the other mem bers paid the other (50,000, Ex-Em press Eugenie, In her latest wilt, has constituted hursalt tho godinotherot all male children born in Frunoa on tho birth day ot her son. Tbe number amounts to 8334, all ot whom she has romamborod la her will. Marion Bailer, ot North Carolina, young est oi ths members of the new Sonata, is thirty-two years old. His father was nu ex tensive slaveholder, and he was roared on a plantation, but ths war doprived him ot his family possessions. James B. Garfield, who was ale it el State Senator from his fathor's old dlstriot in Ohio, was nominatod on July 2, the four teenth anniversary ot his father's assassina tion, Ba is thirty-three years old, and close ly resembles the late President. Frank 8. Black, Ropresontntlva lo Con gross from the Nluutoonth New York Dis trict, began iifo ns a farmhand and now looks like a college professor. Hois a Alalno man by birth, and taught school a ft or he gave up farm work. Lutor he was a now paper reporter, and thea he si u Hod law, a profession in whluh he bus boon successful, Gouerul Duohesno, coalman, lor of ths Frcnoh army that routed the Uovus in Mada gascar, won the Cross ot the Logiou of liouor nt B ilfurino, and is now fifty-eight years old. Ho distinguished hlinsolf lit tho war of 1870 uud In the Tonquln campaign. At pnuont be is oa the high tide of popular esteem ami If be doulros may perhaps suoceud Doulaugcr lu the role of the "man on horsobook." J. Frank Hunlny, from tho Ninth Indiana District, Is tha log-eabiu man of tho Fifty, fourth Congress, lie was born thirtv-two years ago, amid the foiusis of Cham'puign County. This was a sparsely ottl"d snotlon, and bis parents ware vory poor. Thev hiui no neighbors nearer thnn four mllus. "Whoa Six year old his father purchased a "fllotory of thoUlvll War," and from this the boy loomed to rend. PRICES SHRINKING- Iron Market Really Weaker Than Quo tation Indlcat. R. O. Duo A Co.'s review of Trade isyst Business has not improved, though there Is very little change, except In the sbrinkais of prices which a period of Inaction usunlly cause. Alter the extraordinary buying of the summer nnd early fall a marked decrease was Inevitable, and It Is yet most too early In most branches of business to Judge how tnr ths future was anticipated In purchases. Re tail stocks are still reported full In nearly all branches, with delays I distribution In many on account of unfavorable weather. The movement of crops Is only fair, both cotton and wheat being Inrgely kept bsck In the hops ot higher prices, and tbere Is a prevalent leellng that foreign Imports will tall off. The woolen business mskes scarcely any gain, although day worsteds are largely sold at the advanced prices recently made and some dress goods and overcoatings at prices partly higher and partly lower. The Iron market is decidedly weaker again, and while Bisemor pig has declined to S12.6S at Pittsburg, and gray forge to (12.25 and plates to (1.60 at Philadelphia, so that the average ot all quotations Is about 1 per cent lowor thnn Inst week, tho mnrketsnrs really mush weaker thnn the quotations, as concessions sre generally given by manu facturers In order to secure t'usluess. A sharp decline Is noted In barbed wire, at tributed to tbe failure to complete an ex pected combination. The Bar Iron associa tion and the two nail association refuse to reduce price of their products although It has surprisingly reduced since the great advance two or three months ago. Tbe coke combination holds prices firmly, but It has been obliged to reduce Its output to live days In the week, so that a decline of 10, 8H0 tons for the week Is recorded. Offerings of copper are less urgent at 11 cents for Inks, but tin Is weaker at 4.25 cents, because ot heavy supplies, while lead I a shade slronger at 8.87 cent, Tbe western receipt ot wheat oontlnus lorgr thau last year, for the week, 4.005,201 bushels, against 3.505,404 a year ago, and for four weeks of November, 211,971,000 As before Atlantis exports aro relatively small, nnd for four weeks have been only 8,207.100 bushels, flour inutuded, sgalnst 0,742,405 last year. It Is evident that with such movements higher prices csn bsrdly be expected, nor can the exchange situation be favorably affected.4 I luring tbe past week failures have beoa 270 In the United Btntes, against 280 lust year, and 47 In Canada, against 80 last year. A Lsper 1b New Tork. A leper, lu whom tbe disease was well ad vanced, was touud In the streets of New York He was taken lo the offices ol the Health Board and examined by Dr. C. E. Bwediat, of tbe Bureau ot Contagious Die ease. Dr. Benedict ordered tbe man sent to ths Reception hospital. The man said be was Flto Delbo, and that he came here several month ago. Lately he ha been living in tb tenement at 82 Cherry street. MAUKirra. PITTSBURG. TBS WnOLSSaLS MUCBS ARB OtVIN BELOW. tiraln, Lour and t eed. WHEAT No, t red 09 70 No. red. 6S 69 CORN Mo. S yellow ear, ........ . Si 81 No, yellow shelled ...... 81 81 Mixed ear 84 8S OATrJ No. 1 whlte............. S4 85 No. S white IMM SI iitra No. I white Light mixed H IMV RYE No 1 47 4H No. 9 western 45 49 FLOUH U Inter patent klenda. 8 M 8 CO Fancy Hprlng patents 8 oft 8 73 Fancy straight winter 8 40 8 So Hralfc-bl Xii baker' ... Sou 8 90 Clear lntor.................... an 8 89 Rye flour ....... 2 W) 8 00 UAV No. I timothy In 25 18 So No. IS tw 10 w Mixed clover, No. 1 14 00 II So New Uay.frum wagons-.- 17 00 IS 00 FKK1 No. 1 White Mil, ton-. 17 00 17 SO Nu 8 White Middlings . IS so l'l 00 Rrown Middlings Ill SO 14 60 llran, bulk . U SO 14 IU STRAW Wheal . 05 8 SO Vat 8 SO 7 00 Dairy Products, BUTTER Elgin Creamery 85 it 10 Fancy Croauiery ...... 80 S2 t ncy Country HolL IS IS Low grade aud couking 0 8 CHKKMi Ohio, new V 10 New Vork, new -.,.. 10 11 Wlscousln bwlsa 12 18 Llui burger, newinake. - 10 lu)4; t'rult and Vegetable. APPLES Bbl 75 J r 1'S.ACtlEN, bu. J 00 t IS l'i.Al, bu ,,. 76 1 23 BEANS Hand-picked, per bu 1 40 8 10 Lima, lb ft Su roTA'lufcb-Ktne, la car. bu tin 85 From alore, bu iti 80 CAllUAUg iiouie grown, bbl..... SO 00 ON1UNB YeUuw, bu j 80 Poultry, litcv Live Chickens, V pair . CO 70 Live buck V fair -... to . 80 Dressed Chickens, V lb. 7 s Live Turkeys, V lb T 8 BOOS 1'a. aud Ohio, fresh 17 14 FEATUKIta KxtraliveUeuse.viB 56 t Nu 1 Ex. Live Ueusa, V lb 40 43 Country, lurge packed as 40 Miscellaneous, SEEDS Clover 02 lbs 8 8 50 8 85 Tliuotby, prime- 2 is 8 80 blue bra ..-....- 1 40 1 thl RAOb Couutry mixed. i 1 RON KY W hite Clover ltl IB 1AHJ bVKLT, new 70 80 ClUtit Country, aweoi, bui... 8 00 8 50 '1AU.OW ..4 4 CINCINNATI. FLOUR M l?5j4 50 WHEAT Na Reu. u 07 Kl&NuS 45 CORN Mixed- a VA'lt ...... 20 21 lObS 5 DU'l TEK Ohio Creamery 18 Ki III 1 1. A 111. liuiA. FLOUR 20 04 73 W HKAT-No. 2 lied " 07 CORN No. 2 Mixed .. 88 87 OA IS Nu 2 While....- 113 1H DL'T'IEK creamery, extra........ u vi Euoa fn. nru 20 N t W VUItlC FLOUR Patent 8 8 73.34 IS W UtAT-.Ntt 2 Ued. 07 IM RYE-btete.. .. 5)1 67 COIiN-Nu V..-...7..........V. an w OATS-While Westeru 20 24 RL'TTEK creamery- 22 li KUOB elate and faun It LIVE STOCK. CIMTBAL bTOCX VABhS, EAST LUXBTT, P. cams. Prime, 1,100 to 1.100 lb 4 50 a 4 Uood, l.kUU to 1,1100 lna...... 4 oi 4 2C '1 id) , l.uixj lu 1,150 Hi - 8 70 4 m Fair light steers, 90J w 1000 lbs.-. 8 70 4 m Ccu-Uiou, 7uu lo MJUOi g ou 8 7f nous. Light weight - 8 05 8 70 licdiutu, 8 70 8 13 luavy 8 53 aw liuugus aud titans 2 50 8 33 suutr. Extra. 110. to li'S lbs . 2 75 8 0: Good. 33 loOJ Ilia....... 2 23 I t luir, Totue.llua. ISO lo Common I 3 1 u bpung Lauibn 2 00 4 u Chicago. Cuttle Common to extra rtuura t:i.vUtriVi3; Blockers aud feeders, .i. JO , i. no cofb and bulla, gi.4U4l.73; calve, gj.uiv.ti.Oo Huge heavy, t.5u,.jla3; common to cbomo unxed, S;j.i5vi.tt0; choice uaaortcd, J.7Jig,J. 3, lichi, :i.i,4(.kV l'lss, SI.7mo.il3. tiiei in Knur to choice, Sl.iuuf IK lamb, .!.. m-,s. J4. Cincinnati Hogs oleo shippers, 4 l"wij.i butcher S'lsouXf.'; lair to good packers 1.00 tud.,'3: lair to light 8U.tito.i.i.5; cinutimn anl rougli:iv.Uo.'l.50 cattle good ahllipiirnta.O' tut.llOl good luchoicuSilntotNi; (air to medium i.'..to i.oo; ooiuineu S15otoa,oii Lam ra exuagi.t-O: i.uod to vtiwlcv SJ.W lo8.eS common 40 fair 2.30 oM4. Highest of all In Leavening rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report MM MM&OIMTEVX PURE Tlnsnlnns Ara Koonomlnnl. Tho Hiission workman spends very little for food, IixIkIiir nntl dress, as rompnred with the foreign artisan. Coming from the vlllngo, he Is very niodest In his domnnds. Ills food Is very slmjilo, but It In nlninilnnt and an swers to his taste. Id Moscow, for ex ample, the board of a workman amounts to not tnoro tlian 10 RhllUnirs per monUi. Coaling on the Ttan at flea. A reinarknble experlmoiit of a system of coaling at sea wag recently made by the French battleship ltlchelleu. By novel system of transfer w.th a collier alongside aha took in, while running at the speed of six nnd a half knots, about 100 tons of coal In three hours. All the Tear Bonnd. Ths avocations of men go on Just the same In winter as In summer, anil those who labor hard with hnnds, body and musales know this full well. Tho sports also are just as featlvo anil are attended with many nerl dents. The ehnnees ot aeoldent sre about the same to all, but to tho Inhoring man a mishap means very muh. For instance, a sprnbi may eripplo badly and mean Iom of time, place and money, were it not that wo all know how readily Ht. Jueolia Oil will cure a sprain, and prevent all thexe misgiv ings. Bo let us enjoy ounelres without fear. Lettaee Is useful to those suffering from Insomula. To Donhle Their Typewriter riant. The decision of the Remington Typewriter Company prnellcnlly to double the capacity of their already extensive works at Illon, N. Y., Is very significant of a geuornl Improve ment In the business outlook, for the tyiio wrlter is now so intimately oonnectnd with every form ot National nativity that the prosperity of its manufacturing Industry serves as a convenient barometer of general trade conditlonn. The Remington people will erect an addi tional building, 150x54 feet, six storiee high. This Is to be completed at once, and will be equipped as speedily ns possible, for the de mand Is so large as to tax the present capac ity of the plant to Its utmost, and leaves no margin for the future Increase of the busi ness which is in sight. From Arts York Tribune, Uolober 26. 1885. A complete set of Drltish birds' eggs Is worth about 200 pounds. FITS stopped free by Da. Ki.i!r's Drrat Kkiivr Rkhtoiikr. No litis after first day's ne. Marvelous cures. Treatise and 8?.0 trial bot tle free. Dr. Kline. Kll Arch Ht.. l'hlla.. Fa. Tbe Kalamssoo ba an Indian nam Ne-glk-an-a-ma-soo, "swimming otters." fr. Kilmer's Pwawf-Root cures sll Kidney snd Bladder troubles. I'smphlet snd consultation free. Labonttorv Biniilianiolou. N.Y. The Aroostook, In Maine, was named from an Indian work meaning good men. Mrs. Wlnslow' Roothlng Hyrup for children teething, softens the gum, reduces inflame Hod. allay pain, cure wind oollo. 85o. a bottle LikeMayalml, In Florida, was named by (be Indians, Mahl-nlwa, "great water. I cannot speak too blsbly of 1'lso's Cure for Consumption. Mm Klusx Mobiis. 215 W. 2M bt., New York, Oct. 20, 1-W4. The Mlislsquol, In Vermont, was at first ths Mlssi-koscoo. "muob water fowl." "An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure." An otitic of healthful food is better than a ton of medicine. USB Buckwheat, And throw away the medicine bottle. 5MSlONJ.l,"'..r;Z",,.,?! fc' Successfully Prosecutes Claims. L.i0 rnDi;ii a.-niiiii j o. . -ii.iuii D4r,.u JyrstuliMt war, 13uilJuuii-atiugoluluia, atl" atiica. AarsTS Wilms In vrery State to Inrnxlae "Tha Comet" Camrra. KaUrely Bw. Woflts Iramenae. auoross Aiken, ulaaaua Uo., X. 0 La Cross, Wla You're clipping coupons when you use Pearline. Isn't every saving; mess? savinc o j 4 t clothes and time and health. It's by just such savings as these that genuine coupons come to every wise "THE CLEANER 'TIS." WHAT IS POL An Kdltor. Some boys were osked the other Haf to define "editor." Here are some ot their definitions: "An editor Is a man who handles words." "An editor makes) his living out of tbe English language. "An editor Is somebody who does not. do anything himself, and when some body else ioes, goei and tells other people all about It." "An editor Is a. man who has the Industry of a beaver, the Instincts of a bee and the patience of an ass." Book lluyer. ' Mistaken Identity, "Yon go nround to the back door, .he said, "and enrry In a few sticks ot ' wood, and I'll give you your supper." "Uo clear around to the baek door!" "Yes." "An" carry In woodl 'Sense me, ma'am, but I guess It's a case o' nils taken Identity. I ain't no Athlete." And be started on a four-mllo trip to the next house. Both the method find results whoa Byrup of Figs is taken; it la pleasant, and refreshing to the tofte, and acta, fenlly yet promptly on the Kidneys,, liver and liowcls, cleanses the sys tem efToctuttlly, dispels colds, head' aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Byrup of Figs is tha only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tnsto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in. its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend itv to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Byrup of Figs is for sale in SO cent bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist wbo may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP COL S4W MAN0I3Q0, CtL. louisviiu, Kt. new roar, . FN V 0 Bapoael. Anjalo. aubena. Tai Th "LINERE" in th Bast sad Most BeonmaS. aj uouara ana inns worn: t cloth, both aids flolabad alls. worn : tbay ar made of Saw ka. and n ' n it rrai le. ona rollar la aenal to two of aar other Ltad. Th u Ht .mI mm1 mnt Lw.S a K -a a JwOoIlar or rmPausof CuC fat Timty-7! A a-aipl OoTla, anS Patr af Onffs by a In ffjBK.. at. 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