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MEDICAL OXU ENJOYS Both tho method and reaulta when Byrup of Figs is taken; it ia pleasant aid refreshing to tho tasto, and acta gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and liowels, cleanses tho Bys tcm effectually, -Qispcla colds, head aches and fovers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy ot its kind over pro duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac ccptablo to tlio stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in ita effects, prepared'only from the most healthy and agreeable Bub3tancca, ita many excellent qualities commend it to ail and liavo mado it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Fira ia for ealo in 50c end 81 bottlea t>y all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist -who may not havo it on,hand will pro cure it promptly for any ono Mho wishes to try it. I>o not accept any Eubstituto. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. .UV FKAI1CI3C0, CAL iDuiavaiE, u.- m\u vo.w, ?ttv fclclcllsadtthouitl rolievoall tho troublM ifitf* d-nt to a billons stato oC tho ayntem, snob ofl lMirlnMB, NutiBca, Drovralncarf. Dlstreci aftett eitlng. Pula la ths Bide. &o. Whllo tholx mo?^ ^cifl*ik6blo lucccaa hca boon shown ia cuiing WoafiAcho, yc-t Carter's Llttlo Livor Pfllfl HM equally valuable* In Constipation, curing and pro Tea tins thlsarinorlujjcomplalnt.'whlle tboy also ccrrccl all dlaotdors oit ho a toiauch^ tUnulato tho live; and rogui/.to tho bowcla. Even It thoy oaiy Ctl SOBS l? tho bans of bo many livos that tftro !a whsra wo in ale o our great boost. Oar pills euro it whilo Cthora do cot. Carter's Llttlo Liver Pilla are very email and very easy to tako. OnoortwopUlamalcoadoeo. They oro strictly vegetable and do not grlpo o? purpe, but by their Rontlo action ploaeoall who usathem. InrialaatMccnto; live for $1. Sold by druQjlBta everywhexo, or nout by mail. CARTER MEDICIN2 CO., New Yor'xi SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PK!G!!. protection against sudden changes in the weather is to purify the blood with AVER'S Sarsaparilla It vitalizes and enriches the life-current, and makes the weak strong. Has Cured Others will cure you. ? Act Directly on tlieUvcr siraSfiJTiioItUTiA!in Plre".I)rrirErmi] S" Zitn-' Biuods Colic, Coitciiri! HTonrm Imo I S ?," Lwi? **? Bnx7cZ.lt iim ti '"lTcrT"cll,"a Bltiglo plllas ? mi . 0)0 e'ora"b, rcstotca tho oppslilo, imparts viKor to the Bjetcaj. ? "H disoasca llko magic, ait lierfeht Itaa SELLERS' LIVER ptt.?, I Isai/nc^'*' Srcdforclrcnlar. I c0-H?a'0!U8h.Fa I oT*. uo3-rrhyA\v 1 ? JSSt Eructations,'? Jgh'IODTo M?rtS?n h"J' dlsIac?"?-? i?sBsSSSSl? ?M_?_?_?@???? COMPOUND. A reccnt discovery by on old , ptaynlcinn. Successkuli.v USED MONTHLY J1V THOUSANDS or i.AniKS. Is the only per. lectly snfo and reliable med . kelno discovered. Ilowuro ol unprincipled druggist* who Jlllceoi thuTAilr ffiv^5!2r}?S lnt''"clnM lu pound. i. ? 8 Cotton Root Coif "'1 WO nm ttnd" .ffiiV' ln.cIoso 511,1 letter. 'Mlcd paniSt ST'S.Jy ra:u,m rami. Full 0nly,?st),rntr. .r? .',l P'ft'n onvolopo, to Indies PANV vP ?A<1<lres' POND LILY COM WJta'tth.rfi ? Mock. Detroit, Mich. m " keeling by LOGAN DRUli CO. jnimuow nndf Whiskey Ifnbits cured nt homo without Atlai,tQl Ca Inrs sent FRtc. 11 v? -WOOLLEV? m. d 'tllco X0-I>i Whitehall St.' deiiDtw LOVE'S SPRING DREAM. Bunny Slcloa Tomptcd Cupid and Ho Bnanarod Two Hoarts. BATTERY THEIR TBT5TIHG PUCE, i 'V Now York Spring Poom i? r,.oso. Arrlgo\Vhi?porctl Swoot Nothings to I'rctty Bridget Flanagan Whero the ltivcrs Moot, and Slio llluuliod Hosy ltod und Aimivered Yes. Xcw l'urt Prtu A littlo beforo noon voatordav the curly head o( Arrigo Kicei popped up froin tho collar entranco of a building u Mulberry Bond, uad his glistening black oyo* took in an anxious survey of tho small soctlon of ulcy visible from ins dwelling and pluco of business. IIo pulled thoughtfully at tho saucy begin uing of nconl black mustache. ? "It doesn't soom to bo in Bight yet," ho mutterod In his nativo tonguo. "o was referring t0 tho" thunuor siorm prophoslod by I ho goutlomau of tho Kquitablo building cupola us afo'a turo of tho day's weather. After a mo ment of indcchion ho returned to tho cafo below slairs, whero ho was oraploy od, and ontorod into conversation witn tho propnotpr. At tho iirst sontonco tho lattor raised his brows in an ox Uafian'1 0I" EUJ',r ' "^claimed in Stindav!"niJ "'? ''rat '),ea3unt summer "Irtlo," roplied Arrigo, "but if tliis bo one >>"mWer 'Su,,da-V tllero "over will mlitmt U,ar?1 aru!, 1,r'K|lt; enough," ad w/ntor." ' Ut wo ro only J'uet b>' Arrim'n-?"11' 1(!t lno 80," insisted hi In ? <0Ur cu?'omora won't como ?rhnvMl Sn ?r 00, and macaroni, xhoy II all stay out doors to see tho tioos put out their buds, and tho green trass grow, and tho sun paint oven the now!8"'' m"'ul color,J- Como, .J'1? bof 'caned his olbows on tho baro bench hatsorved as a table and aaui improsslvoly: "Business pays bet vonr l^nH1?00 J'iyounK mun: bllt tako nr, ?? I?! C?n!U back wh?J V0U nro willing to drop tho balm of spr'ing soup." a"ranc? 01 ""'"foctofy cabbage AP.RiaO MAKES ItlS TOILET. "Till this evening, then," ropliod Ar rigo with a triumphant smile, and ho hurried up stairs to change his coat Wmii"k f?r?, "v? '"'nntos before his 5x6 mirror. Then ho came out into tho nnn. 1 cr?w,t|uJ> as. !l? said, with tho w'i l .i e "e'Shborhood who pre lorred tho cheerful atmosphoro of mid ro(rn'iq0r Ti? th,? 3t,'lli"K heilt of their rooms. IIo walked rapidly across tho city westward until.he came to a short, quiet street that onded whero steam boats from foreign ports lav raoorod. 1? ,Ty.C 'e.eked, BriJeot "Flanagan, in hor best hat and gown, was returning ome from mass und was ascending the alon- Vhftn ArriS? came .Mees Flahnahgahn," ho said, re WML. I13 'at' "?:itl^?n he ploaso taka hA? . ' a?*cursionadeesa morning?" T!pl-?0.. 0!f J-0 for ? dago," cried , i sharply, but her cheeks were a".d tj'ore were pleased curves aboutherlips in spito of herself. Arrieo was not in the least disturbed. He smiled complacently and continued C?A0UK0' 'sttnot? All da sweet air so like mv Italia, all da birds, all da And "ins he went on nlead in the_ allurements of a season that is nni ?? ? uU-? t0 tho calendar and ^hich it would take more than ono Sd,flf ns jesterday to materialize. rrrmi i at, ? boginning that she jould go with Arrigo, but there had to be .ho inoyitable resisting and banter of-wluelj tho young man en dured placidly, before they set out southward, along the dreary, ill paved streets that lead to tho battery. WHISPERED SNVEET NOTHINGS. They had not arrived too soon. Tho walks were crowded with strollers of all ages, tho sea wall was lined with mon, | women and children, watching tho pass- j ing boats. It was possiblo to discern the promiso oi continued summer upon the twigs, the birds twittered confident ly in the trees, and the children romped with joy at their releaso from winter wrappings and bitter breezos. I Arrigo and Bridget saw and felt all | tho ploasures oi the budding spring and ! wcro content. They found an unoccu pied bonch and sat there, just enough withdrawn from tho throng to feel that all the others wero part of a spectacular entertainment designed for them. Tho situation was ripo. and Arrigo found tho impulso irresistible. Ho talked in low' tones to Bridget, bonding his curly head far forward to look into her eyes, while she stared steadily downward and patted the ground with her toes. Tho conver sation was mainly 011 his side, but it was unflagging and intensely interest ing to her. "You calls mo dago, Mees Flahna hgahn," ho said, and his smilo never diminished. "I no calla you Paddy, is it?" 1 lika calla you Briggita mia, "it is so mucha bettor.' You letta mo calla you mia and I maka you rich." LOVE SrEAKS ALL TONGUES. There was a pauso, and the patting of tho gravol continued. "I do all for you, Briggitta mia," persisted Arrigo, "I get 0110 peanutta stand1,1 sell da flowers, I turn sweet nmsica wid da org', I buy a monk'; I do evorysing for you, Briggita mia, what you wants. Now what you calla me?" Bridget always avoided Italian names. Arrigo was easy enough, goodness knows, but it would not fit her lips. So sho glancod shyly up and stammered under her breath: "I'll call you Harry, if?if"?sho was going to add, "if vouliko it;" but race characteristics do not so readily give way, oven to lovo, and sho concluded with: "if you don't go an' do yer dacint speecbifvin' wid other girls!" And then iie'r faco was bottor to look upon than tho finest April sunset, and AYrigo appeared to feol that all the joy of midsummer was indood upon him. It was a lino Sunday for this or any othor timo of! year, and a man didn't need to bo desporatoly in lovo to enjoy it. Tho thuudor storm didn't eomo oil. y ? . It Is Not "What Wo Say But what Hood's Sarsaparilla dooa, that makes it sell, and has givon it such a firm and lasting hold upon the con fidence of the people. The voluntary statements of thousands of peoplo provo beyond question that this prepar ation possesses wonderful medicinal power. Ilood's Pills euro constipation by re storing the peristaltic action oi tho ali mentary canal. They aro tho best fam ily cathartic. 2 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria? WHO PAYS IT? A ll?1|;lun Mnmifnoturor Tlilnkn Iti* Knowi Einollj-Somo Striking Coniparl. Holm* .1/. ]>. JjtnJan in X K Prrri Jtr. Clovclnndnndcx-Gorernor Camp boll told you on Saturday that tlio tariff In a tax. It in in England, for tlioro tlioy put n tarliron noccajlttos; lioro It la on luxuries. In England tlioy put n tariff of two couta u pound on sugar, four conts on coffee, nix conts on tea, $1.25 on tobacco and $2.50 on whisky. Tlioy do it to ralso money to uupjiort tho govornniont. lloro in America tlicso uoccssitica avu all free. Wliilo in Iirussols, Belgium, last sum iner, 1saw Bomo slcillod laborers malt ing spiral car springs, such as wo uso on our freight cars. Thoy received sixty cents per day, wliilo our blacksmith's roceivo $2 for tlio Bamo work. I asked tlio Belgian oropriotor wily ho didn't pay inoro. llo said: "I am liandl capped. When I got $100 worth of car springs into Now York harbor?for I soil tny car springs in Amorica?Ihavo to saluto your Yatikeo ling and aivo un $50." "Whore does that $50 come from?" I askod. "It cornea off my men's wogos," ho said. "Hut suppose America had froo trade?" "l'roo trado," ho oxolaimod. "Why, I would flood the Yankees with car springs. I would troblo my works to morrow." "But wouldn't that break our stool car spring makors up?" I askod. "Yos, for a while. ? "How long?" "Why, till your mon worked for sixty cents por day, as our men do." Tho proprietor of a factory in Amor ica makes llttlo moro than tlio proprie tor of a factory in Kuropo, but his men earn twico as much. This ib cauiod bv a protective tariff, which keeps this cheap foreign labor out of our country. Tilts freight from England to America is only ton conts por 100 pounds! If there woro no other protection than this freight then the stuff that you mnko would bo worth just ton cents per hundred moro than tlio stuff that thoy make. Now, workmen, uso your brains in this-election. Don't let those educated idiots fool you. Tin, nails, cottcn cloth, silks and car pets are cheaper now than beforo tho McKinloy bill passed. Why? Bccnuso wo are making moro of thorn hore. If wo sent all our money to Europe for these things who would pay wages hero? The cloth for a plain suit of clothes docs not coat a dollar moro hero than it does in England. That suit is mado up for $3 in Gormanv, hero the workmen who make it receive about SS. This is the "robbor -tariff." Protection will not raiso your wages, but it will keep them whore thoy are. A lower tariff will drop your wages, and tho free trade of Mills will mako you as poor as tho foreign workman. How many times in England last sum mer did I soo tho carpenter, mason, harness and wagon maker, tho black smith and tho locomotive engineer, working for SI 50 por day, and eating broad and cheese, wliilo vou, Rliodo Islanders, are getting $2 50 to $3 50 for tho same work and eating roast boef and pie. In writing from Endand last summer my copy was set up by printers forfotir teen cents per thousnnd, wliilo tho typesetters who set up this little talk for tlio J'r'cxi got fifty cents per thousand in protected America. ? Henky Schoexiials, foreman.'Uoiiry ICrug Packing Co., St. Joseph, Mo., uses Dr. Thomas's Eclectric Oil with his nioa for sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped hands, etc. It is tho best. daw Wife?"John, you slept with your clothes on last nieht." Ilusband?"I know it. I didn't want to tio that neck tie over again."?Clothier and Furnisher. Fortunate is the mnn or woman residing In a malaria-ridden locality who escapes the dreaded scourge. Not oue in a thousand does. Whon tho endemic is a periodical nud wido spread visitation,'It is just as commou to'sco whole communities suffering from it as single indi viduals. The most vigorous constitution is not proof against it?how much less n system feeble or disordered. As a means of protection acalnsi malaria, liosiettor's Stomach Hitters is the Su premo mudielual agent. It will uproot any form of malarial dise:ise implanted in tho system, and even in regions where minsmatic'complainui are most malignant and deadly, such as tho Isth mus of Panuniu, Guatemala and.the tropics geu crally, it is justly regarded a1* an etUclont safe guard. No less efficacious is it as a curative and preventive of chronic Indlgesilon, livor trouble, constipation, rheumatism, kidney complaints und la grippe. '"John," said tho dealer, "where 58 tho key to this self-locking safe?" "Insoidp, sorr; It'll not be losht thcro, eorr," re turned John,?//nrpfr's Bazar. Woman lias been compelled to suffer, not only her own ills, but those arising from a want of knowledge on the partot those with whom she stands connected. In the mansions of the rich and hovels of the poor, woman hus been alike tho natient victim of ills unknown to man. But now tho hour of her redemption has come. Bradfield's Female Regulator cures all diseases peculiar to her sex. Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug Co., and all druggists. 8 When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla. When sho was a Child, she cried for Castori*. When she became Mfcs, sho clung to Castorla. When aho had Children, she gavo them Castorio The best Salve in tho world lor Cuts, Bruises, Sorc3, "Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapped IhuSds, Chilblains, Corn3 and all Skin Erup tions, and positively .cures Piloa, or 110 pay required. It is guaranteed to givo nerfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents a box. For ealo by Logan Drug Co. . A Luclcy Escapo. 1111cUleu's Arnica Snlvo. FINANCE AND TRADE. Tlio Foaturoi ot thu Motley nml St ?o'c Mnrliot*. New Yomc. April C.?Monoy on cull wy at \% to 2 per cent; last lonn 2 per^ cent; close<1 offered at 2 por cent Trliuo morcftuuio paper i^rv^por contlSlerllug oxchango 9162^Ctt4 83){. Bale* 411),832 lb ft res. Tlio Mock market to-day was more active and stronger than for many day* past, and especially In thu coal mocks material advuuccitwero ucoroa. Tho general list, however, mill remained com paratively quiet within narrow limlta, ami whllo thero wan the usual number of stocks traded in, tho Interest wascontered In tbreu or four who aiivo character and activity to the whole markot. Tho markot found themselves In an uncomfortable position for awhile, and there was Mill considerable vulnerability shown In buth New Enuhtud and Richmond A Won Point securities; they wero confronted Itt the coalers by a determined opposition. There wore tho usual numbor of rumor* set ullnnt In re;mrd to the possible failure of tho Richmond A West Point reorganization plan, und tho advocates of tho lower values wero enabled, by creating the Impression that Insiders wero liquidating In both New England and Richmond A West Point nocurltles, to drive both down one half per cont lu tho early trading, while Richmond A West Point dropped away 3J^ per cont to 60. The bunds followed and wero forced down heavily, but tho BUpport In tho couleri. together with the apparent llbornl buying for ibe foreign uccount, tumcd tho scale, und whiloarhoof 4}< percont In Pelawaro A Hudson was In pro gress the rest of the coal stocks uiado substantial KhIus. Tho weak stocks later felt tlie stimulus and tho very heavy buying tooovor shorts served to completely wipe out the loss In Now England, and-most in Richmond A West Point. Tho for eign buying was ngnln an Important factor in Dim jdluutica bnl only by inducing Ircvb buying from domestic sources. Tho upward movement in the conlera was on huncod by sotno rumors of Dolawuro A IIudRon being again put undor Vandcrbllt control,while New England was advanced on tlio idea that the bear party In the stock had made its turn, and It was a good buy from thls'out. Thu principal Intluence in that innrket. howovor. was the run-, nine of the short Interest, and whllo thuro was no Inck of new buying, that interest caused tho muterlal ualus recorded In tho loading actlvo stooks. Tho market finnlly closed aetlvo find strong at or near tho best prices of tho day. The whole list Is higher, and Lackawanna scored a gain of A% Delaware A Hudson HlA Union Pacific 2K New 'England and St. Paul Missouri Paclflo 1%. Laico Shore JW, Rock Island V/j, Atchison and Reading 1%, and many others from 1 to 2 % per cent. . (iovernincm bonds lmvo been dull and steady. Siato securities dull uud steady. BONDS AND 8T0CR QUOTATIONS?CLOSED BID. U. S. 4s rcg..... ....llfVK New York CbntraL.115 lr u Jo * 11 My Qhj0 Mississippi...- 22J? uo preferred .. 85 Oregon Iinjirovo't,- 23j4 Oregon Nov.", 85$ Oregon Trans 14% Pacillo Mall S5f* U. S. 4s coupon,.;... 11512 u. s. 4)<s rep-.; 100 Pacific cs of'95 lo<) Atchison 37# Adams Express 144 American Exnross..ll9 Canada Pacific...:. ... 89# Canada Southern.; <>1% Central Pacific 3L Chesapeake A Ohio 24 do first proferred GBi do second prei'd 42% Clil. Bur. A Qulncyltft}* Del. it Hudson MiV% Del., Lack. A Wcst..lf>9>2 Den. A It. Q. prei'd bFA Erie ! 31$ Fort Wayno lf>; Illinois Central 104 Kansas & Texas 1G' Lake Shoro 132; Loulavillo A Nash.. 75 Memphis A Chas.... 50 Michigan Cen(ral...llO% Missouri Pacific G'J Nashville A Chatt... 85 Now Jersey Centrnl.IJJSJC Norfolk A W. pref'd 49J$ Northern Pacific 22 * muiu aiKiv. r, ???;<. do preferred-..... 0'j% Chicago tins- 75% Northwestern 120)\ Lead Trust 19),i do preforred 142 [Sugar Trust 9;% I'Utsburglu 152 I'ullman Palaco 191 Heading M)l4 Rock Island 87 St. Paut..rr. 79k' do preferred 123% St. Paul A Omaha... 47 do preferred 114 Tcun. CoalA Irou- 45 Texas Pad do 1014 Union Pacific 4G% U. S. Express 45 W.. St. L. A P 12lA do preferred 28% Weill Fargo Ex 143 Western union S8 Am. Cotton Oil 87% Colorado Coal? :u>^ Iron Silver 170 Quicksilver.- 3^ do proferred 17 Sutro 4 Richni'd&W. P. T? \V/> DrciulstulT* mill ProvinLom. Chicago. 111.. ApriV G.?Sp?mlslf matadors, to say nothing o? plain American scalpers, wpula have stood no show to-day with tho hulls on 'change. Wheat recovered nearly 2 cents from an early din and closed with good support. To-night all leaning articles on the list, as well as wheat, exhibited firmness. The wheat mar kef started weak and a little lower under tho Influence of lower cables and a very flattering re port on the growing wheat from tho Kansas bureau. Corn was weal: and lower. Outs were traded in quietly. Hog products were generally lower and weaker. Flour,in a little better demand. , Wheat?Cash 7!)%c: No. 3 spring 73)4a74c: No. 2 tcc' 8t%c: Anril 78}?a$0a71%c; .May 78%a80V<a 79%c: July 79H?iS^afi?>Mc. Cork?Cash S9J<c; April 89a39%o39)?c; May 31%alOU?al0^c: June 37%n3i%i37%c. Oats?Cash 28%c: No. 2 white 2SVoC: No. 3 white 2S$?n29c: May 28}^23S||a23%c; June 2Sa 28Wa28>Sc. RYE?75c. i Baiceey?52c. I Fl.A'jtsEED-MUJc. TlMOTHYSEF.D?51 20al 2G. Mess Pork?Cash ?10 OJalO 02J4; May $10 07^a 10 15; Julv ?10 20al0 :?alQ 27X Lari>?Cash SO20; May SO 17>?aG 20; July 50 27^i6 Short Rids?So 57J? Shoulders?$4 50a l 5S; short clear sides SO 17%a WHISK.Y?SI 13. 1 Sugars?Unchanged. Kg(?s?Steady at l*.%al3c. Butter?Dull and unsettled; fancy creamery 23a2lc; flue western 21a22c; ordinary 18iii!Gc; lino dairies 30a We. New York, April G.?Flour, receipts 23,000 barrels; exports 2.000 barrels; market mod erately active; Kales 20,000 barrels. Wheat, re ceipts 71 000 bushels: sales 10,000 bushols of fu tures; spot market dull; No. 2red 98c; ungrad ed red ?9aS9Ke: options weak and steady; No. 2 red April OlViJc: May 91%c: Juno 8S%n89%u 8954c; July 89*<c. Rye dull. Corn, receipts 34, OIK) bushels; exports20,000 bushels: sales 1,800.* 000 bushels of futures and227,000 bushels of spot; options dull and lower; ungraded mixed 49t/>4c; Juno 44%a43a41J{;c; July 44%c. Onus, receipts 45,000 buslicls: exports 755 bushels; salos 220 000 bushels of futures and 105,000 bushels of spot: spot market active: options quiet; May 34j?c; June 34&e:July 3:W<c. Hay quiet. Hops quiet. Coffee loa25 points down. Sugar active and lirtn. Molasses dull. Rico quiet. Tallow firm. Rosin quiet. Turpentine dull. Eggs firm atl4%c. Pork steady. Cut meat.; steady. Lard steady, Iluttor steady; western dairy lftaPJC. Cheese quiet and weak; part skitns 5al0c. Baltimore, Mil. April 6.?Wheat firmer: No. red spotUG%c; April DO^c; May 92-^c: Juno I'lc; steamer No. 2 red 90c: receipts IK,*.>30 bushels: shipments 9,995 bushols. Cora firmer; mixed spot and April 4Ga4G%e; May45%a4Gc: June 45%c askett j-steainer mixed 43J4c asked; receipts lo, U10 bushels. Oats steady; No. 2 white western 36kn37c; No. 2 mixed do 34a34}$c; receipts 2,000 bushels; stock 100.800 bushels; Ryo steady; No. 2, 87a&Se. Hay steady: good to choico timothy 51 ! 00al5 00. Provisions steady. Butter steady and weak. Cotreo dull; Rio 17c. Cincinnati, O., April 0.?Flour in, fair demand. Wheat quiet: No.-2 lK%c. Cora strong: No. 2 mixed 42c. Oats firmer: No. 2 mixed 3lc. Rye dull at 80c. Pork quiet at $10 37)4 Lard nomi nal. lhilk meats quiet at$5 75. Bacon quiet at SO 70. Whisky 81 13. Butter lower; fancy Elgin creamery 23c. Sugar, eggs aud cheese Arm. Philadelphia. Pa., April 0.?Flour quiet. Wheat.lower: No. 2 red OjWc; No. 2 red April U7i?c97%g;'May WSJ^c: Juno 95altf%c; July 09c. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed April 4(%at6^<jc; May 40%o; J u no,. 151*0; July 15>y;. Outs firm; No. 3 wlnto GGJ^c. Eggs steady; Pennsylvania firsts 14 Ac. Toledo, O.. April0.?Wheat, active and easier: No. 2 cash 09c: May S'.^e: July 83Mc; August 82-jie, ? Corn dull and steady nt 3l%c. Oats quiet: cash SGc. Rye dull at 80a. Cloverseed, cash 20 75. I.ivo Stock. . Chicago, III. April G ?Cattle, receipts 1G,000 heud; shipments 0,000 head: mnrketslow and' weak; choice to extra steers 8i35a4 80; others S3 80a4 2>; common S3 25a3 75; Blockers and feeders S2 25a3 35. Hogs, receipts 23,000 head; market slow: rough and common S3 90aI 30: mixed and packers 5-1 50a4 05. Sheen, reeolpts 4,000 head: shipments 1,000 head: market active; mixed owes, rams and wethers 8550a5 80: yearl ings and wethers SO I0a0 85; westerns S5 80a0 25; 'lambs S5 80a0 80. East. Eiderty, . Pam April G.?Cattle, receipts 900 head; shipments 924 head: market slow; primo SI 50a175; fair to good SI 00a4 25; common S3 25a3 50; bulls, cows and stags $2 50a3 50; frosh cows SIS 00 to S40 00. Hogs, re ceipts 2,700 heud: shipments 1,200 head; mar ket slow; all grades Si S0u5,00, Sheop. reeolpts 1,900 head: shipments 400 head: market slow; prime SG OOaG GO: fair to good 35 0Ja5 90; common 53 00a4 25; lambs So 00a7 40. . Cincinnati. O.. April G.?Hot?s steady; light S3 25a4 00: packers and butchers Si 35a4 75. * Petroleum. New York. April G.?Petroleum opened weak ?and fell oft* 'Ac under western soiling, closing steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none: May option opened at'57e; highe3t57c: lowest fioyic; closing at 50K-C. Lima oil, no sales. Total sales 48,000 barrels. Oii. City. Pa., April 0.?Opened and highest 57%c: lowest 5G}?c: closed at".Cfijjc: sales 50,000 barrels: clearances 90.000 barrels; shipments 80, 890 barrels; runs 89,717 barrels. Bradford, Pa., April 0.?Opened nt 57%e; closed at 5G^c: highest 67%c;P lowest &6}$c; clearances 10.0U0 barrels.^ ?Pittsburgh, Pa.. April G.?Opened at 57J4c; closed at G0%c; highest 57%c; lowest 50%c. Motnls. New York. April G.~Pig iron quiet: American S1G 25. Copper quiet: InkoSlllw. Lead dull; domestic St 20. Tin carter; straits S20 00. . Cotton. Cincinnati, O., April G.?Cotton! steady; mid dling o^e. Dry Goods. New York, April 0.?Tho dry goods market was rather quiet, but business.wltii jobbers was more aetlvo. No now features were disclosed, except two or three brands of cotton flannels have.had considerable wilonn a little lower liMftlt tliun Ifwt vonr. Drew goods for full wero in utoro demand mid a largo ?eaaoa Id promlted. ltaltliuorc Live Stork Mftrknt. Galvmton Stock Yaw*.' \ Monday. April 4,1892. f thf.swinr market. Arrivals this week .... 11.41 A Arrivals la?t Week-,..; 0,823 Arrivals 0110 year ago... 10,570 ? REMARKS. ; Tlio receipts nmnbor nomo 1-600 head wore than last week. Trade Is generally reported as fair: the quality not varying seriously from that of last week's ollerlutf*. Quotations show no varlatlou from thoie of hist week. und ranee tit to 7o net: nearby ho?s sell fair to host western t>,tyi7c, with most sales of tho latter ut t)%a7o not. Union Livr. Stock Markkt, \ Curemo.ht, April 4. j All hog* sold In these yards by E. A. Jllackshere nro at gross weight. Receipts this week 4,202 head, against 3,514 head lust week. Fair to Rood sellifig at J . ??"> M Fig* selling from ft 20 Houghs selling at 4 W Receipts of sheep and Inmbs, 1,120 head. Sheep selling from m.a^toO^c Lambs iolliug from 5 to 7o a nniVA ls or uvr. stock At the Union Block Yanli, via D. it 0. Railroad, for trending 3d. ?Care, containing 1,581 cattle. 178 calves, 1,120 sheop and lambs. 8,527 hogs, 4.1 horses. Shipments to New York, Philadelphia, etc.. 1,235 cattle, 12 ealvcs, 120 sheep and lambs, 2,035 hogs, 19 horses. Tiie aocrot art of beauty lies not in cosinotica, but is only in nuro blood, and healthy porformanco of tho vital functions, to bo obtained by using Bur dock Blood Bittdrs. ' daw MEDICAL giving in the shape of boils, pimples, erup tions, ulccrs, ctc.? These eruptions show that the blood is contaminated, and some assistance must be given to relieve the trouble. S. S. S. is the remedy to help force out these germ poisons, and will enable you to ^ GET W3E5LL "I have had for ycara a humor in xny blood, which mado mo drend to shavo, iw small bolls or pimples wonld bo cut, thus causing tho shaving to uo a great auuoyancc.- After taking tbrce bottles S. 8. 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Kidney nnd ??f??*?ef * oMl VartleWteKreo Illustrative Treatise glvlnir full nnrtlcuiara for """"H nom? treatment sent i ? HIVi, I I hometreatn fe IAR8T0N CO. Htw^ow, ?^strong! soksolpftssi. I havo a poutlro rcaaody for tho above db<wwo; by Its uoo thocsanda of casca of tho wont kind and of Ion* standing havo boon enrod. Indeed so atrong In my faith In Its efficacy, tlut I will uondTWO nor-rr yn pntE with a VALUABLE TREATISE on thidEStoa^^?t. foror who will send mo thoir Expruai and P, 0. addrttt T. A? Slocnin, BL Cn 183 Pearl St., N. Y. d'iia-BJkW RArLWAY TIME CARD. rw?1;?1 ""'I Jcparluru ol traltumi ?ml utter MinSlV in n Kxi'LANAftiwf or ntrEtiUci J*""-,. 'Dully: tStmilay oieoptcil; jMontUy ?cni. ^.i J^tuf''oy cxcoptwl; ISiinclny ouly: yatunlnr only. KmIivii Staudard Tltno. - "wihih ?jiMnyimu aim ?3M5 iii %*?????!? JJ;?Milln Quo, KaM AItltl VE. ?7> n 11*11. it N. Y ^!1:20 pm ?12.Sim wa!t* S^t., I'hll- A N. Y?12j50pm ?JJ gam WaabC'y, iiult. PhiL &N.Y 1 i8:10 am 2Jinpm 18:10 am S;10pm fthOUliDl K--UU Ulr..-\Vait| ?tQ.X J .nlnrn?,Um^11 1111,1 ^?lcn?0 ?10'15 Km ,'0lun^."jH. Ciil.niKl ChlCflgO ???????..Chicago Llmltod ."???....Chicago Exprusa jColumbiu, cm. ^ St. Louis.. '?"-.Columbus Accom.,.; ? ?}? ClalwWllo Accom rfWrth Acooni, iraainrrwll i\ a n~Div7 .ror Pittsburgh, ?10:15 pm 13:13 pm *10:30 p m ,18:15 pm tjo:i5 nm .13 >15 ptn DKPART, *6:10 am *?7 :*20 ami {0:10 pm 15:00 pm dkpart. t7:20 am. *H:W)am| 11:80 pm *4:20 pm *S:S0 tun tlf.Wpm 11 :?0 pm *4:20 pm V"?" ""u wist.. ................l'ituburghZ p. c. A St. K Hy.' l.....?..M...Pitt3burgh mm I ......Btcubenvillo ami West.... dkpart. 15:49am 19:43 oni til :12 am p :00 pm p:44 pm, f7:llpui| depart. 9:45 am *3:25'ptn, ouri pm DKPART. 11:05 pm IS :09 pm t8:00 am. 110:35 am f2:2lpm C:21 pm 1 .'SO pm depart. *6:45 am 111:60 am *1 :00 pm LEAVE HHLI.AIRE 8:00 am 3:45 pnj 12:45 am i* v * ?>ii? oi ? .~uumborlanil Accom.. .....rQrafton Accom ...Mmiud/ivlllu Accoiu 1: Moundsvllin Accom .. t ; "-Cameron Accom { [). H.R?g.6. Div Wom ARRIVE. ?1:15 am pm ?0:10 am 112:05 pm <0:03 am 112:05 pm 112:05 pm t0:00 pm ????? Pittsburgh. J ...litUbtirgh amfliist... . uu.n1'^ u,,,? ?eaw,. "!>IMut* 1 u:u NowYork-l 1 Pittsburgh and Now York...1 i, WEST. 1 Express, Cin. and St. LoulC Express/Cin. and St. Louis.* Express, Stoub. and Chicago, i ....Pittsburgh it Dcnnison....! C. A1'. It ]L Pittsburgh, Clovo. it Chicago. .......Stcubenyillo Accom -1 Ittsburgh and New York... ..~Cloveland and Chicago-... .Pittsburgh and New York; -.East Liverpool.. I W. it L. LR.ll ARRIVE. Steubouviiln. Clevo.it Toledo C:l0pm ...Stoubonvllio and Toledo... L .....,? .......Steiibenvlllo....?..?... 2:45 pm [...8tenbonvillo and Jowett... ?9:10 am C, L. & W. R. H, Urlohavlllo, Medina, Clove.I Now Phlhu. Canal Dover ; ....; and MauUon..*. St. Clniravilio 8t. Clairsvillo SL Clalrsvlllo ....... St. Clalravllle:.;....:..'.. ?Flushing and Urlchsville.. *8:20 am t?:V* pm ?l2:W pm 12:50 pm ?1:65 pm 7:00 am ARRIVE. *10:10 am ?0:55 pm ?10:10 pin 112:15 pm 1 17:50 am 12:30 ii ARRIVI. 10:20 pm . '0:25 pm t3:35 pin 1*10:30 am 16:50 am v8:26 pin 13:03 pm >10:?0 am ARRIVE. pm j)in am !l):00 am 5:52 pm 7:43 pm 19:13 r I.-IOij t i::w a . Oliloltl VKlt It. it. . M^Piusengor Pawenger Pa^cngor ~UZ~h C. ItAIUtOAtt Bellalrc and Zanesvlllo-... m. M.?Woodslleld Mixed Truin AlUUVE. / 12:10 pm . tllsM am 19:W am l:lLpm 5:2opm ,8:03'pm ti2:l0pm AmnvE. 1*10:50 am 13:85 pm <?8:00 pm ARRIVE. 1IK1.LAIRS 8:10 pm 7:30 am 11:15 pin RAILROADS. Wlicelinir Bridge & Terminal Knllway. Tlm'o Tablo in ?fleet Feb. 1, 1892. Kaatcrn (or Wiieeling Time.) Leavo ^eellng-1t5:l5,17:30,18:30,19:15,*10:30, ?11 sMa. in.; *12:30, *1:80.^2:30, *3:2">, "3:30, *4:30, *5:30. t6:45, *7:30,18:30.19:30,110:45 p. m. Leave Martin's Ferry?f0:38.18:00.T8:58, *10:00, *11:00a m.; *12:10. *1:00, *2:00.12:33,*3:l0,*4:0a *5:10,t5:68, *7:10, <-8:00,19:00. tl0:00p. uu IDaily, cxcept Sunday. *Daily. N. W. KAVItS. General Manager. * WHEELING &ELM WROYIS KA1LKOAD. On and alter Friday, January 1. 3B9J, train i will run ns follows, city time: Leave Wheelinq.?*6:00 a. m.. 7:00 a. m.. 8:03 ' n. in., 0:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m.. 11:00 a. m., *12:00 m., 1:00 p. in., 2p. m.. 8:00 p. m., 4:00 p. in.. 5:00 p. *. in., 6:00 p. m., 7:00 p. m., 8:00 p. in., 9:00 p. m., 11:10 p.m. Leave Elm Orove.?*6:00 a. m., 7^30 r. m.: 8:01 a.m., 9a. in.. 10:00a. m.. 11:00 a. m., 12:00 ia, 1:00 p. m.. 2:00 p. in., 3:00 p. m.. 4:00 p. m.. 5:0J P. m., 6:00 p. in.. 7:00 p. m., S:00 p. in. 9:00 p. m., 10:00p.m. ?Daily, cxcept Sunday. Sunday.?Cnnrch trains leavo Elm Qrovo at 9:43 a. in. and Wheeling at 12:17 p. in. 11. K. WE1S0KKBER, del Geueral M.niagor. BALTIMORE Sl OHIO. Departure and arrival oi trains at Wheeling, l&ut lern time. Schodulo in el* J.'ect December 11, lS'JL MAIN LINE E/VST. For Baltimore. Pbiladel* pbla and Now York. 12:iS ii. m., 5:15 a. m., '2:10 p. in., daily. Cumberland accommodation, 8:10 a m., daily except Sunday. Grafton accommodation. 2:10 p. m., daily. Moundsvillo accommodation. 8:10 a. m., o.t cent Sunday, and 2:10 p. m.. daily./n> Cameron accommodation, 6:00 [i in., excopt Sunday. ARRIVE. Fom New York, Philadelphia nnd Baltimoro. 8:20 a. m. and 12:50 p. m. und 11:20 p. in., duily. . Cumbcrlnud accommodation, 4:5j p. m., ei ccpt Sunday. Grafton accommodation. 12-50 p. m., dally. Moundsvllle accommodation; 8:20 a. in., 12:53, p. m.. daily; 4:55 p. m.. except Sunday. Cameron accommodation, 7 a. ni., except Sttiv day. TRANS-OHIO DIVISION*.. For Chicago. 7:30 anil 10:15 a. in. and 10:30 p. m.. daily, and 3:15 p. in., daily, except Sunday.. Cincinnati express, 7:30 and 10:15 a. m. daily and 10:30 p. m- daily, except Saturday, und2:J3 a. in. Sunday only. Columbus aceommodotion. 3:15.p. m., daily, except Sunday. St. Clairavillo accommodation, 10:13 a. m. and 3:15 p.'in., except Sunday. ARRIVE. . Chicago express. 1:15 and 6:10 n. m. and3:3) p. m.. daily. Cincinnati express, 0:05 a. m. and 0:03 p. m., daily. ? Columbus accomodation, 12:03 p. m., daily, except Sunday. St. Clairavillo accommodation. 32:03 p. m. and * 6:00 p. m., daily, exccpt Sunday. WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION. For Pittsburgh. 6:10 aud 7:20 a. m., daily; 1:33 p. in., dally, exccpt Sunday. For Pittsburgh and the hast. 6:10 p. m., dally. Washington accommodation, 5:00p. m., dally, exccpt Sunday. ARRIVE. From Pittsburgh. 10:10 n. m.. daily and 12:53 g. i^i., dally, except Sunday; 6:55 aud 10:23 p. m.. Washington accommodation, 7:50 a. in., daily. exccpt Sunday. Pennsylvania Stations. Trains Run by Central Time. Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on Water St.. Foot of Eleventh St., "Wheeling, at MoLvrb House, Wheeling, and at thk Pennsylvania Station, Dkiloeport. RonrrnvrcT Btrtkm?" Pan IT \ni>lb Route." ?DAILY. fDAlLY EXCEPT SUNDAY. From Whkk.li.vg to leave a p.hive Wellsburgand Steubenvllle..aia t5:25 P? McDonald and Pittsburgh..... +6:20 am +H:20 pm Indianapolis and St. Louis.... *7:30 am *"5:25 pia Columbus and Cincinnati <>7:30 am *5:25 pm Wollsburg and Steubeuvlllo. ">7:30 am ?5:25 pm McDonald and Pittsburgh.... fiJ:20ara *5:25 pm Philadelphia aud New ^ork.+12:20 pin' +2:35 pin' Sleubenvlllo and Plttsburgh+12:S0 pm +2:35 pm Columbus and Chicago f 12:30 pm> +2:3.1 pm Philadelphia nnd New York *3:20 pin '*9:30nm Baltimoro and Washington. *3:20 pui *0:30 am Steubenvllle and Pittsburgh *3:20 pm *0:30 am Steubcnville and Deiinisotu *3:20 pm e9::io am Indianapolis und St. Louis... +0:03 pm +5:50 am +0:05 r "" Dayton and Cincinnati +0:05bin +5:50 am Steubenvllle and Columbus. +0:05 pm +5:50 am Northwest System?Clevo. & Pitts. Division. . Trains run daily, except Sunday, as follows: From Bridgeport to . Leave. Arrive. Ft. Wayne and Chicago ?,4:49 am 6:45 pm Canton and Toledo 4:49 aia 6:45 pm Alliance aud Clovelaud. .. 4:4'J am 6:45 pm Steubenvllle and Pittsburgh...; 4:40 am 8:15 pm Steubenvllle aud Wollsville 8:43 am 2:05 pm Steubcnvilloftud I'ittHburgh....10:12 am 10:30 am Ft. Wayne & Chicago 1:00 jim 6:45 pm Clinton and Toledo........ 1:00 jim 0:45 pm Alliunco und Clovelaud 1:00 pm 2:05 pm Steubenvllle and Wellsvillo..... 1:00 pm ".6:45 pm Philadelphia und Nov.' York.... 2:41 pm 4:52 pm Baitimoro ana Washington...^ 2:41 pm 4:52 pm Steubouvllle nnd Pittsburgh... 2:41pm 4:52pm. Steubenvllle S: East Liverpool. 6:11 pm 8:00jim OmO^Tvl^RAirROAD7 Direct route to Marietta, Purlcewbur?'. I'oiu: Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth anl CinelnnatL Also to Charleston, Clifton Forgo and Staunton. Vo. and Loxingtoa und Louii vllio. Ky. Time Tabte effective DocombcrC, 183L -?I) v5 . t ' iv -v.n't' Sunday. ? Leave Wheeling Arrive? Marietta .. Parkersburg....... Point Pleasant... Huntington Ashland Portsmouth CinelnnatL ; Charleston la.w.l 5:4o Clifton Forge...., Stuuuton Lexington Louiavillo a. m. 10:50 2:10 2:30 5:18 7:30 p.m. p.m. 3:03 .7:30). 8:55 [a. in.; tf:33 9:30 tlc&.ai'? cli0V!iCcl trough to destination o? uckcw. ; . ; A. J. Bandy Assistant Goner*! PassouL-'a Agcnt, Parkcrsburg. W. Va. ^.aioMLtssoN. Paiicugoc A^cot, Whcoliui