r
IVientucu n.ut kirn An kin Cured by
St. Jacob oil
Gksti.kmiir A short time ags I scrsruly
Trrenchod my foot and anile. The Injury
was rcry ps Intnl. and the cnntaqurnt Incon
venience (being obllgml to Veep to business)
WM very trying. A friend recommended Hi,
Jacobs Oil, and I tako great pleasure In In
forming yon thnt one application wna aiiffl.
clent to effect a complete core, To a busy
nan to simple and e (Tcctlre a remedy i In
valuable, and I elmll lose ao opportunity of
suggesting tho mo of Bt Jacobs Oil. Yours
truly, Henry J. Dnlm, Mannger, The Cycle
Co., London, England.
Bt. Jaenha OU li anfa and anre and iwrer
failing. Conqopit pule.
Osborne Homo in the Iele of Wight,
Queen Victoria's favorite residence, is to
he the-home of the Duke of Cornwall and
York when he returns from hi trip to tlie
coloniea.
A collector ta resrionsible lor the ntnte
Went that men of promise generally be
come men of note.
FITS perraanen II y en red . No ft ts nr nerront
Beaa after flret day 'a nun of Dr. Kline's Oreat
Iferre Restorer. 2 trial bottle and treatise free
Dr.lt.H. Ki.isk. Ltd., 1181 Arch Ht.. l'bila. I'a.
Because a man's a barber that sie him
no license to lather his wife.
Good Tor Bad Teeth
Not Bad for Good Teeth
Soiodont 25e f m
Soiodont Tooth Powder 25c V T
75c
il-ntiir
The reputation of W. L. DoiiKlna a.'I.OO
.and S3. 50 ahoeti for atylo, ccnilort nnil
wearhaa excelled nil oincr mnkca cold at
-theso prices. Thia exoolle.nt reputation hna
been won by meTit Hlone. VV. Ij. Douulna
.ahoeahave togivo better antiafnclion than
other 3.00 nnri 3 ,,"(! chnra beemme hia
reputation for the bent S3.00 and K3.K0
shoes must be niaintuinnu. The stnnilnrcl
has alwaya beon iliccd o high that tho
wearer receives mure value for his money
tn the W. L. DoukIiib ;i,00 and t-3.60
hoes than he can get elsewhere.
W.Li. Uouglaa sella more 3.00nnd 3.E0
ahoea than any other two mnnulncturcra.
If. I. Douglat fl 00 Oill tdqe Liim
cannot as equalled at ttnu prre.
mhmmm mm mm dm of thm mmma hiph
mrmmm frrMr uma tn mna
nog mnd mm lost mm frond.
Bold by the bet t nhoe dealers everrwher.
1nli4 MHin liKvinif M . 1,. lNtit;)iiH hm
with Miue nii(lprli stRiuprU uu biiltom.
How to OnlVr .y Mull.-If U . I,. pmiBlU
pnorfl art ftot tta lo ycut town, urmi nrder ilirrfi i
S.V"7: tMiOMtVTit fciywhrrf on rffif il pttca n
uui!i. nuMiMtniiii nr fwrm.",
i vuv oin ui'n n it wni w I i i niakp yon
I""' " "i w m. m iMit-
lont mudi1 itirwii. In hit If. fit nnrt
nr. ifiKe ntt'iinn'mcnti i
foot Mflhon noii riudI : rMnt
upiihiiv warn; riam or
cap tor; henry, nitnt
ur 1 1 inn MHHD,
fit giinrantrnt.
CUMlrM. W. I.. l.Miul. Itr.K-ktuu, Ma
DONX GET WET!
Trie ORISINAl
OIUCD
CLOTHING
MAOt m BUCK (A Yf LLOW
IS SURE PROTECTION
CATALOGUES FRK
aowwfi run line op oarmcntj and mats.
AJ.T0WEB CO.. B03TOM M A33.
ASTHMA-HAY FEVE
;J CURED BY .i(?tU-s
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE
Ad;w DR.TArt.79 .1307 STlN.Y City
$900 TO $1500 A YEAk
We want intelllteiit Men and Weraeu aa
Traveling Kepresanutivea or local Managere;
aalary lo a year and all Kpeuaea.
according to eipcrience and ability. We also
want locl reprMcnlilivm ; m-y l9 to H a
week and commiMiou, depeadtug upon the time
devoted Send utiiiiip lor full partlculari aod
ala position pielcrcd. Addreu, Dtpl. II.
THJT IlKT.l COVI'ANV. rhilodelpliia. fa.
E
ZNOIONOT.11
8uopefully Prtmeoutes Claims.
Lata Princltial Blimlb.r u B. F.n.lon Bureau.
Jyi.lu civil war. liadjudloauiigclulma.atty luce
DROPSYmim
an BtMk at tastunnntau and t O daTa' iraaiaiaiiZ
r. at. a. a. aua'a aoaa. ae a. auaaw. (a.
Ta aaaao Ikat aa Waat Palalfamnra-
HclLHENNY'S TABASCOJ
P. N. U. 40, 'Ul.
3ZC:C3T Ttotb Powdir 25c
Urge Liquid and Powder
HALL St .RUCKF.L. New Yorf
1 1 for More Thin, n Ouui'lcr of l
t
li
It. -aaaWaWaW-
. is. ...,. T. IUIII
I J In ttme. Hold by flruffir.iit. r f
IlESUSCITATIONBY 1IEAT
A S0VEREICN REMEDY FOR USE IN
SUSPENDED ANIMATION CASES.
tr. T. n. l amhert'a Method of Treating
1'eraona ftuppnaetl In Ite ttrownett la
tn Apply Heat to the Fmrfliea nt the
ltodvome Ttemnrtinble Tnaea.
"A't- oflon Trnil of jmoplo aiiiipoaptl to
lip tli'owncil Hint tvrrp aoon tnkpn from
tlx tt-ntor, tint 1lf wna extinct, trrltp
llpnry t. Itonn, of tiPAilnrilln, In n
Ipttcr lo Hit! Ibiaton Trnnaprlpt. If, n
I IipIIpvp. gtirh poraong ooulil linvp
Iwn pnallv rpauarltntPtl hnil thoap
jiroscnt known -whnt to do, auili tip
cotmla iirp moat dlatrraalnR.
Jn 1S7H Dr. T. B. I-nnilprl, tif Now
Tovk City, innilo ptibllp in n IIMlp bonk
a new tnoHiod of rpanapltnllon, wlili'h
hits riTPlvnl gurpi-lalnply llltlr nttt-n-lion.
rr. Lninliort ttnforttiuntfly mln-
plt'd wllh his prnrlli-nl direct long
much Ktipprflnnng theorizing, tint thp
acnxllile pcraon enn enaily uiHlrrstand
lila m :iln contptillon.
Ilia oovprolgn tvnipdy for tntgppnded
nnlmntlon rnuaed by atrnngnlntlon la
tho nppllcntlon of hent. to the mirfnce
of the body, lie Insist tlmt there la
little ur no wntor In the lunirs or a
drowned person, nml Hint nutopsy
allows this, lie nlllrma Hint the epig
lottla In ancli ensea closes niitoiiintl
cully upon the windpipe. Hence, the
llrst thln to do In Hlniply to lny the
body for it moment on Ita fiice nml let
the water drnln from the month nml
nose. Then turn It over nml wnip I he
whole body, except nose nnd mouth,
in ninny clolha, nnd then pour eon
Hlnnllj- upon It wnter na hot na one'a
lmml ran bear. liubbliiK la needless
or worse.
Home of Pr. T.nmberl'a teninrknble
flecounts will make my mennhiK clnr.
Tlnu, n blni'k boy fifteen jeni-a old
fell early one morning Into the -water
of the bnrlior nt Ilnvnna nnd tvn
taken out npiinrently dend. lie wn
laid on the roof of n bouse, n phvsl-
flnu culled, nnd for nn hour or more
the usual mean of resuscitation -were
ti led In vnln. He wa then left on the
roof, exposed to the fierce heat of .n
tropical sun. Five or six hour later
the coflln wn ready, nnd two men
went to the roof to brinjr the body, but
round the boy nllve nnd very .lit Hi
worse for bl ndventure.
A man win tnken out of the East
Rlvor nt Forty-fourth street. New
York, who had apparently been under
water for nome time, lie wn laid on
Hie rnsH near by under n hinzlns cum
mer huh. After several hours tUe po
lice took him on a stretcher to the stn
lion, -where It wn noticed thnt bis
heart was bonHnn. A brisk rubbing
or ins ears soon restored him to life.
A boy of thirteen years, llvlnu In
Ohlllicolho. Ohio, rode a horse Into a
river, where Hip horse, stumbling;,
threw liliu Into the water. The proom,
who -was -wllli the boy, succeeded at
letisrth In Belting the lmy out ill nu np
pnrently lifeless condition, but was so
bonified that bo did not obtain help
tor rnlly mur nn hour. Then the fam
ily physician onme, who wrapped the
body In blankets as hot lte could
make them, renewing them constantly.
In fifteen minutes tho boy gave a fali'it
sigh, then a feeble groan, and In ten
minute more was fully restored to
consciousness.
it. i.nmnerc wn once a passenger
on a stennier which was lenvlue
t leveinnd for Buffalo. About 8 o'clock
1. m. a deckhand fell Into the water.
nnd his body was not recovered until
a little nfter 9 o'clock, uud was then
rolled on.a barrel, etc.. till nbonf 10
o clock. Then the captain enmn to Dr.
Ijtmbert and asked If anything more
could be done. The doctor rcnicui
bored some remarkable resuscitation
of animals by hent, which ho nnd wit
nessed when a boy. but hnd thou uever
experimented with heat upon drowned
liuninu beings. Hut the enptnln ncreed
with Him that It could do no liurm to
ny. ur. L,nnuiert awafhed the body
in wet sheets and kept them ns liotn
Ills bands could bear. At about 11
o'clock ho detected a feeble nnd Infre
quent pulse. After about five .minutes
moro there eume a gasp, and at length
Another. Tho pulse and breath became
more frequent, nnd nt 12 o'clock the
man was conscious nnd spoke. About
1 o'clock the man put on his clothes
nnd walked off to bed. The nex t morn-
ins the mun. tlmugli very cross, was
llhnllt Ills TV..eb nu n.i,nl I
about his work ns usual.
And this treatment has nlso beeu
found effective with infants that have
never breathed and persous strangled
py Hanging.
Dr. Lambert's theory I that tho
cessation of respiration and circulation
is not necessarily death nt all, but
simply nnlure's method of preserving
life until tho heat needed to warm the
Mood ond stimulate the nerve centres
can be supplied from without. It Is
better that cold blood should not cir
culate. And this state, when there is
no paralysis from fright or shock, nnd
there was robust health, may persist
for a long time.
However this may be, tho method
suggested has one great merit. It is
not exclusive. Those who have more
faith in other methods may try them
and if they fail may resort to this.
And the bare possibility thnt these
things are so should command for
thorn thoughtful consideration and the
widest publication.
.
Fifteen-Year Hack Subicrlutlon.
The Indianlan, of Warsaw, sued a
fellow who owed it for a nfteeu-year eral," aald Simonet. "that consldera
service. The delinquent had been get- Hon would irenernto in-it- v..
ting the paper these many yeara with-
-'- - ""
before a court, he declared ho had or-
dered It but for four months,
The
Judge, just a Tortla, ruled that as I
he accepted he paper week by week
he should pay for It, and pay he did.
Still, one la led to wdbder what kind
of a publisher It la ujio would credit I
man for ao many year.
A DOTINO f ATHEff.
Rent nia on Away on l.lllte Rxenralon
With Salntary lteanlta.
A doting AVnphlngtoit nveutip fnth
er ndmlnlstereil Interesting punish'
nient to lilt wayward son the other
evening when the bitter wa taken
homu by a party of friends, Intoxicat
ed. The young man wn In a pnsslve
KiiKllllon. He could walk n little with
support, but lie couldn't supply tho
support himself. Hi tognlKnncn of
what wn taking place round hint
wns very Indefinite.
8oon n be wn received by 111
fnther the latter ordered a earring
and drove bl boy to 1'nton Hint Ion,
On (he wny hp took all the money
out of hi pockets.
Upon arriving nt the station lie pur
chnsed a ticket nnd a berth to Chi
cago, He gnve the former to the
conductor of a train nnd be saw Hint
the yniina man wns put to bed In the
proper berth.
Then be returned to Ills home.
Next dny n wall came over the wires
from Chicago.
The young ninn wn strnmlcd tn the
Windy City, nnd bad no friends or nc
minima lice there. All this be told
in Hie telegram.
"What are you doing In Chlcngo?"
wired the. father back lu answer.
Hack enme n confession that bis
spreelng companions, who had a dis
torted Ideas about Jokes, hnd put lilm
on n Chicago train without money.
"The plan Is working flue," said tho
father to himself. "I will let hi in
think about the 'Joke' a little longer."
Tlie wayward son wn given Just
five days to think live tiny of hun
gry stomach, outdoor sleeping ond
strenuous life stunts. Then the dot
ing father scut him money upon which
to return.
Now the young niau. remembering
bis thrilling experience nnd confident
ly believing his friends were responsi
ble for It, ha "cut out the old
crowd," to use bis own expression,
and Ih on the "water wagon."
The doting fnther says be may tell
tlie boy tlie "Joke" some day when
there I no danger that be may be
driven to drink again by It. SL Louis:
Post-Dispatch.
WISE WORDS.
rollsh Is not purity.
Hoses need no rouge.
Tho love of the lnw leads to liberty
In It.
The loss by grinding Is the gain of
the axe.
Temperature often depeuds on tem-
pi'Miuent.
A traitor Is not be who fails but be
who flees.
When life will not bear grain dig In
It for gold.
Keif Is the shortest and the deepest
dellnition of slu.
The spells of avarice build the tomb
of nil the virtues.
Love's softest words often bnvo the
subllmest echoes.
It Is aJwnys easier to pnilso virtue
than to pursue It.
Rig words do not always carry great
weight of meaning.
Sympathy nnd sincerity are the sis
ter keys to all hearts.
Except life be deepened Its widening
will be Its wenkeuiug.
The advice that is dear ns a gift will
bo dangerous ns a guide.
A slippery character will not Insure
you against friction lu life.
All ngree that It is more blessed to
give thiiu It Is to receive advice.
No mnu will ever be wise who Is un
willing to be esteemed a fool. Itanj's
Horn.
Something; New In Mechanics.
Great Is tho humor of woman
when she doesn't uiciid It. Great Is
tlu nerve of woman when sho doesn't
need it. And grout nre the nerves of
woman when It so plenst s her. This
conibiniition Is bliiinnblo for the fol
lowing: A very pretty girl sat In a
Iiug ltduud railroad train eu route
for Manhattan Beach. Suddenly tho
whistle blew. It Is perhaps not neces
sary to say that a Long Island rail
road whistle Ib moro eUicacious than
otherwise. It is tuned to tho key of
. . ... J
W and Is operated with a great diapa
son, giving out a different brand of
yelping shriek than nnjtlilug known
to nature. To repeat, tho whistle
whistled. "Oooow," cried tile pretty
gin. "isn't tlmt awful? . I should
think the rallroud company would
bnve these things oiled. It lu 1111 out-
rase." Her companion had often lieard
of wetting whistles, but never beard
before of oliiug them. Think It over.
llrooklyn Times.
Airship I'osalbilltlea.
If this Frenchman's air-shin is ner.
fected the faucy of Mortimer Collins
may no longer be described as purely
whimsical. Iu "Squire Sllchester'a
Whim." which was published lu 1S73.
Mr. Achlllo Gllet steers his bulloou
from Guernsey to the Eugllsb coast
anu descends on the Squlre'a estate,
Very Impertinent," said the Saulro.
"Tuty ure trespassing already. They
.ignore the important fact that the air
uoove my manor is as much mine aa
the earth unrlornnntli
"Ah. if bniinnna ai.m.i.i t,,.m
would have to fence your plot'of air
ana set spring guns and inun traps."
- Boston Journnl
Chronic Dyspepsia.
Finding undigested food in the
stomach of a Siberian mammoth that
una been dead 60,000 years breaka the
record for chronic dygDensla. Lmii.
villa Courier-Journal, .
Household.
prtnoiomfw
Accompaniments nf Dlahea.
There I an unwritten law regarding
the accompaniments of various dishes
which la changeless In the daily bill
tf fnre. Who, for example, would
nerve ronst turkey without rrnnlierry
a nee, Ifimh without pens, venison
wlthottt currant Jelly, or fish without
cnbbnge? With renl, lnmb uud all
white ments, pens, brans, cnbbnge,
cauliflower, spinach nnd, In fnct, most
vegetable growing above ground are
best. With roasts, turnips, enrrots,
parsnips, corn, nspnrngns, onions nnd
tomatoes are nil suitable. Bplnaeh 1
usually served with veal. For fowl,
potatoes are generally mnshed; for
ronst beef, peeled and linked In the
jian wllu tho ment, nnd for fish, fried.
Cherry Jelly.
Cherries nuike a delicious, but not
very firm Jelly. They nre Improved In
till respect by milling one-fourth cur
rants, nlso by not using fruit thnt I
over-iipe. Mush the berries slightly
nfter they nre In the preserving kettle,
nnd plnce the kettle on the bnck of the
stove where It contents will coot
slowly. I'se no water. When thor
oughly done put a few of them Into ft
Jelly bag and press out. the Juice (you
pet more Juice If yon stone the clier
rle; then the process of extraction I
the same ns for any jelly). To n pint
of juice nllow n scant pint of sugnr.
Hull tlip.Jnlce nlone twenty minutes;
ndd Hie sugar, made hot In the oven,
stir till dissolved, let boll briskly one
minute nnd 1111 into the Jelly glasses.
Very nice to serve with gniiie or for
sandwiches.
limns Two Ways.
Wash the beans in two water, 1hcn
souk before stringing, ltreak them In
Inch lengths nnd boll until tender in
well-sailed wnter. Drain very dry,
then put them bnck In thp stewpnn
with n light seasoning of red nnd black
pepper, and a tnblespnonful of the
best salad oil to every quart of bonus
uncooked. Ret them over slhw Are for
live minutes, slirrlng most of tlie time.
Turn out Into a hot dish upon very
crisp toast, and serve with either quar
tered lemon or pepper vinegar. In
stead of the oil fnt bneon mny be used.
Fry hnlf a dozen slices crisp without
burning them, then put the drained
beans In the bneon gravy, nnd stir well
over the lire until It Is nbsnrbed. Herve
on a hot dish with the bacon laid on
top, nlong with hot cornbrend nnd
ullced cucumber In vinegar.
Second Wny Holl the benns nfter
stringing until tender, drain nnd put
In a deep dish with nlternnte layers of
sliced onion and very thin bacon. Hake
until tlie onion Is well done. Serve
hot with cornbrend and stroug pepper
sauce. Tomaioea In Jelly.
These tomatoes make a very attrac
tive salad course served with a mayon
naise dressing. They nre usually pre
pared from canned tomatoes, nnd nro
ns delicious ns they nre dainty In up.
pearance. Season a enn of line, solid,
brilliant red tomatoes with a little cel
ery salt, or, If Hits Is not convenient,
grate about a teaspoonful of crisp cel-
ry smiK luto a can of tomatoes and
season thein with plain salt. Cook
Hiein nbout five minutes, nnd when
they have been thoroughly boiled this
length of tlmt) ndd two-thirds of a
package of gelatine, which has been
soaked for two hours iu two table
spoonfuls of water. Hemovo the to
matoes from the tiro us soon as t lit)
gelatluo Is added, slir them very thor
oughly until the gelatine is mixed
evenly through tliein, nud distribute
tho prepared tomato In cups, tilling
each cup two-thirds full. Set tho
cups away In a very cold place until
the tomato .has beenmo a firm Jelly.
When you nro ready to serve the Jel
lied tomatoes, turn out each on a
bleached lettuce leaf, and stick a
slender bit of celery stalk In one side.
Arraugo the tomatoes, which resem
ble tho fresh vegetable, and leaves on
11 iiw eiiinu pinner, nnu servo thein
with a spoonful of fresh, Arm mayou
liaise on each tomato.
i - jt. iiii
A square of loosely knitted wool
makes a good floor cloth.
ItoII cabbngo, onions and other
strong-smelling food Iu uncovered ves
eels. Cienn the beets before boiling Hu m,
but bo careful not to break the skins
if a blight color is wanted after they'
are aone.
Lacking fruit Juices, a tnblespoonful
of currant or cranberry Jelly stirred
into a glass of cold water gives a
pleasant drink.
Cane-seated ciinlr bottoms that have
sagged may be tightened by washing
with hot soapsuds and then drying
them in the open air.
A saturated solution or borax and
water rubbed on with a sponge, then
followed by clear water, will remove
a glaze tho result of wear from black
goods.
A loaf of atalo bread may be fresh
ened by pluuglng into cold water and
then heating it in a quick oven. A
very atalo loaf may need to have two
or three plunges In the water. It must
b eaten at once or It will be harder
than It was In the first place. .
mm
w I'l
mm
THE MAHKETA
MTTSntiRd.
drain, Plonr nd Peeil.
1Vti.T No. 8 red I (IS C9
live -No. 2 M HJ
Cons-No. 'i yellow, esr flS'V 6H'
No. yellow, shelled V( 1
Mixed oar..., 61 fi
Oaib- No. whlto n( 41
No. 8 white 8'5 40
Fi.ors Winter pntent S W) S Hi
Fancy Htrnlght. Winters 8 70 8 53
Uat-Ko. t timothy JS 00 In Si
Clover No. 1 11 Oft 11 50
Ftr.n No. 1 white mid. Ion.... Ill 00 21 00
llmwn middling IS DO 19 60
Hrnn, hulk 18 00 18 2.1
BrnAW Wheat 8 00 8 25
Ont 8 00 8 25
Dairy Tmdnott
Ill'TTKH- F.lgin creamery 21 iV
Ohio ernnmery 21 ' 22
Fancy roiititry roll 14 U
Cm-.icaK-Oliio, new 10 V 10!
hew York, now 11 lltj
roultry, eto.
nsa per Ih lli 12
CHirstTia dressed I 14
EooaI'a. and Ohio, fnh t9- 20
Frtilla and Vea;etaulo.
Osms Ukasb per bushel 7.1(9 90
1'oiathks I'lincy whlto, bid. 3 7 ) A 00
Cahnaok per tiiirmL 1 51 1 71!
Omoxa ier biirrel u 60 2 75
II ALT I MOKE,
Ft.orn Winter Patent 9 Bl'? 8 9J
Wiirat No. 2 red 8H' SS'
Coax mixed 112 62'
'at SHy s'J1t
Knns. inij iy
llurmu Ohio orenmnry 22 2 J,'
I'lllLA-OeXPIIIv
Flora Winter patent t .1 41? J 7.1
WlitjiT No. 2 red ..
7-i'
73
Cons No- 2 mixed
Oats No, y whlto
l-CTTKR Creamery, oxtrn.
toon I'ouiiaylvnii'iu llrsta.
62
44
2i(
2J
P2'
42'j'
23
21
SEW VOItK.
Fiotn rnletit" ,
W iir.AT No. 2 red
Cons JUo. 2
tlAis No. 14 White
Ill-Tim Creamery
tons blntu uud l'eiina
1 00 9 3 8.1
. 71 V!i
, 02 W(
, 41 41''
. 1,1 22
. 21 22
livk s roc It.
Central Stock YairiU, K lit Ull jrtf,
Pa,
9 6 00
CATTLE,
Prime hnavv, 1B0O to 1(100 lbs... 5 8)
I'llnie. 1J(H) to 14(10 ll 5 (10
Medium, 100 to 1100 II. ;li
Flit lie (era 4 fl l
lliiteln r, WO to 1000 lia. 8 75
t mniou to tnlr 2 5(1
Oxen, common to fnt 2 60
Common togood fut UullaAouwa 1 60
Ml loll cows, unuh Is 0J
txtrii milch cowa, eneb 87 6J
nooa.
I'rime medium weights. 7 00
Ileal heavy yorkera nud modluui 7 00
i 7A
5 no
5 26
4 76
8 60
4 2)
4 00
tH 0(1
60 0 0
7 2J
7 15
0 75
7 85
6 li'J
7 80
5 (15
8 80
e 00
Wood to choice imckora. . .
6 60
Oood pigs uud light yorkera...
rigs, common to good
I'rlino heavy hogs
Couimou to tnlr
Houghs
fcliu'a ".'..".I
nitp.
7 25
5 73
7 25
6 00
0 23
5 00
Extra, medium weight welbors. 8 Si 4 00
. (uuim 0 nu
Medium g no
Common to fnir 1 2 J
Lninbs clipped 8 81
Lniul s, (rood to choice, cllppod 8 0J
LauiLs, eonnuou to tnlr, clipped 2 5)
btiriug Liimlia 8 1)1
8 75
8 411
2 25
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THE DRIFT OF TRADE.
Encouraging Feature of Business Sit
uation Normal Condltiona
Are Now Restored.
R. G. Pun & Co's weekly review of
trado says: Normal conditions have
been fully restored in tho distribu
tion of merchandise, the placing of
delayed orders stimulating thefew lines
that appeared to halt. One of the
most gratifying features of tho busi
ness situation is tho pronounced pref
erence for the better grades of goods,
clearly Indicating tho improved flnnn
clnl condition of consumers. Resump
tion of work progressed rapidly In the
steel Industry since the settlement of
tho labor controversy, and there Is lit
tle discord between employer and em
ployed in other lines. Stability of
piiceB. without lunation, Is the rule,
except where the uniiBunl size of crops
Introduces a special factor.
Steel production Is now progressing
at nearly the average rate. There are
interruptions and delays through In
ability to securo special lines of ma
terial, and higher prices are quoted for
both stool and Iron bars, steel hlllota
and some other slinpcB. In pig Iron
there wns tho greatest activity slnco
tho stiiko began, most brands reaching
higher prices. Sales or 35,000 tons
Uessemer at vnlley furnaces were re
ported, equal to $10 dellvored at
Pittsburg.
Other largo orders wero under nego
tiation, and producers look for a rising
market. Higher prices for billets wero
partially nominal, owing to tho Im
possibility of securing doliveries. A
record breaking output of steel rails
is practically assured for 1901. and the
new year will open with an unpar
alleled volume of business on the
books. Plates and structural mater
ial are very strong.
The market for footwear la still on
a strong basis. Leather and hides still
reflect tho heavy demand for finished
iiiuuuciB. ami exports are also a sus
taining feature. Textile lines were
well engaged as a rule, much better
news being received from cotton spin
ners at the north, and southern mills
are busy, though there is less night
work. Wool Is quiet but Arm.
Steadiness in quotations of corn at
the present high level Is all that pro
ducers could desire. Making full al
lowance for the smaller yield, and the
decrease in exports, which has thus far
been much greater proportionately,
there does not appear to be satisfac
tory reason for the rise of 16 cents
over last year's flgurea and 25 cents
ovor the price at thla date in 18!)9.
Shipments from tho Atlantic coast for
the week wero 728,020 bushels, against
1.660,018 bushels last year, and 2,854
477 bushels two years ago.
Wheat la well sustained and atill h..
ter prices are promised by the heavy
txport movement.
nothing Uquals St, Jacobs itu.
For nh'timatlam, Qont, Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Cramp, Plcnriay, Lumbago, Bora Throat,
Dronchitii, Horeneaa, limine, Toothache,
Headache, llncknche, Teetache, Palnn in the
l'hfit, Tain In the Bnck, Tains in tbe Hhoul
dera, I'alnt in the Limb, and all bodily achei
and pMni, It acta like magic, 8afe, turt and
ncvet felling.
France has ten regTmenla'of soldiers
In Africa.
Tlie fnreleaa actor and the careless fish
erman have not much in common, but
they resemble each other when they for
get their linea.
Facta paekaaa of PtJTSA FniLKa Dtb
eolora either Hilar, Wool or Cotton perfectly
at one boillnj. Hold by all droi(nliit.
It la aaid that the Japanese Emperor
haa 2,000,000 to gratify his deiire for entertainment.
It' eaaier to put up with the prodigal
ton than to put up for him.
If hot' This I
we offer One Hundred Dollars Iteward for
anr raae of Catnrtb that cannot be cured by
Hall'a Catarrh Cure.
F. .t. CHF.srt A Co.. Propn., Toledo, O.
We.thenn''.enlRned, hare known F. ?. Che
tier for the last IB years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all Villained tronrartinns
and financially able to carry ont any obliga
tion made bv their Arm.
W'r.nr A Todax, Wholesale Druggiata, Toledo,
Ohio.
WM.nisn, Kinka A Miavix, Wboleaala
T)rngglit. Toledo, Ohio.
nnil' Cntnrrb Cure i tnken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and miirona ur
face of the system. Price. 75c. tier bottle.
Bold br all DruggiM. Teatimnninli free.
Hall's Family l'illt are the best.
It's risky for a young man to give hia
best girl a fnn it can make a cooluesa be
tween them.
Beat For l lie Hon el.
ftn matter what alia yon, headach lo a
eanrer, you will nerer get well until vour
bowels are put right. CAacAnr.rs help nature,
cure yon without a gripe or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you Just 10
cents to start getting your health back. Cab
caukts Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up
in metal boxes, erery tnlilet haa C. C. C.
eiatnped on it. llewaro of imit-ttions.
Primrose was at first the prime rose,
or the first rose thnt opened in spring.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrnp for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces inllnmma
tion, allays pain, cures wind eolio. 2Jo a boltl
Truth is atrnnger than fiction because it
is so much more rare.
riso'a Cure for Consumption Is an Infn. .',
medicine for coughs and colds, N.W. Samuel,
Ocean Urore, N. J,, Feb. 17, 1900.
One way to have a houscwarming la to
put in lots of coal.
flLLIONS of Women
ass-isiea oy t-uueura
L at uiai li aXaL a&aL Lai asiaLd J bbJ'
fiflli), usE
Mr Si
JLVJtt.
iwmying, ana ceautuying; the skin, for cleansing
the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping
of falling hair, for softening, vhitening, and soothing red,
rough, and rare hands, for baby rashes, itchings, and
chafings, in tlie form of baths for annoying irritations and
iiiflanimatbns, or too free or oflcnsive perspiration, in the
form .of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and many
sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest them
selves to women and mothers, and for all the purposes of
the toilet, bath, and nursery. No amount of persuasion
can induce those who have once used these great skin
purifiers and bcautifiers to use any others. CUTICURA
SOAP combines delicate emollient propesties derived from
CUTICURA, the great skin cure, with the purest of
cleansing ingredients and tlie most refreshing of flower
odours. No other medicated soap ever compounded fa to
be compared with it for preserving, purifying, and beauti
fying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands. : No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be com
pared with it for all tlie purposes of the toilet, bath, and
nursery. Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE
PRICE, the BEST skin and complexion soap, and the
avii iwuci ana Dacy soap
and hi .
Compltw External and Internal Treatment for every numour.
Jl JJ - fn"n of CmmnaA Soap, to elaaaaa tlia skln ot waau ul m
" lllllvUlCl 1512"', ?". luflammailon, ud Irritation, Mdiiwtk
wavwuiai and haalj and CirnouaA HaavLrsicr, lo cool and oUuIT.
VUB te blood: A Sinr u R 1. .ft.. VI 2!zi J
TH E SET K2 A'aVaiVsU.fS.Ser. tTaEW.-;
. ... , . , uMiiajurinA, iwaiDf, Durniuar, aaa scaly akin, acaln aaui
taaoan, with toas of hair, wna alT 1m faTla. IM? Umwb.,r lli. S'd aJftSS
baiajti f.NnuH Soi.a,tr aad M, Ohartertaroaa Bq., Leulou. Si ySnmm nEiiS
Ajib CisamuL Coaroaunoji, Sola rropa.. Bostsat, U. a. rant Dmce
A Cough
" t have made a most thorough
trial of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral and
m prepared to say that for alldia
eases of the lungs it never disap
points." J. Early Flnler, Ironton, O.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
wont cure rheumatism;
we never said it would.
It won't cure dyspepsia;
we never claimed it. But
it will cure coughs and
colds of all kinds. We
first said this sixty years
ago; we've been saying it
ever since.
Tana sires t Ik., Nc, II. All fnfftttt.
Consult year donor, tf ha says taka It,
than do as li sara. If ha tells yoo not
Ui take It, than don't take It. II knows.
Luto It with lilm. We are willing.
J. c. ATF.R CO., Lowell, Mate.
Your Tongue .
If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys-;
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
23c. All drugjtata. -li
lmil your tiiciiolni-lio or lien rd a beautiful
brown or rich ltlm-k ? Tlicn tiso
BUCKINGHAM'S DVE
"v... rr r.in-.-. p r t i f. r-v .- rt. M,
The longest hridgo In the world la
tho Lion Hrlrtge, near Sangang, China.
It extends 6'4 mile over an arm of
the Yellow Sea, and is supported by
Ron huge stone arches. The roadway
Is 70 feet above the water, and la en
closed in an Iron ret work.
The Oregon Pine Needle factory la
said to be the only one outside of Oer
many. SCZODOHT forth. TEETH 25c
mm
Use CUnCURA SOAP,
(Jintment, for preserving,
tn the world.
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