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Tat tern No. 610S leut in live sim, uo, oo uuuiu iuiui.9 iuei measure. lavender wool cballlo having n clover leaf design in olive green is here stylishly trimmed withlo'ive satin. Tho rovers, sleeves, collar and sach nro of fftlin 11""'1 r'th th rwi'm wnii ti l?ve talis uvt vl luo i httiiie lined wuu tne satin. The sash Is tlnishod with a loop silk knotted fririte lp 0 i onibination of tho two colors. Tho pown is in "Princess ' shape, flftin tho figure (loolhrr and falllnj in ripple-like folds around tho Mtlrt. Mar'e Jn wtkfnu lens-th this model Is a favor ite yr-n rrcet drss with ladies who liko the weight of their powns to depend from the shoul ders. The sryle Is also dcsirablo for dresses of or woolen fabrics. Gttno, bruid, Insertion, etc, can bo usetl for trimming The rctalrprlce of pattern Is 33 cents. LadiW Prrrr.o Waist. Tattern No. CIM ! cut in tlTesl7.cs, viz: 33, 34, SO, 38 and 40 Inches bust measure. Ltfvender organdie over silk lining of the samo ghado, made this dainty waist, which Is one ot the latest Importations. The tprCT fronts and back are shirred In up right puffs to square yoke depth each row of jshtrrixiK blwr covered with pearl braid. The 1 ullness in front and back is prettily fathered intOHQiall spare at the waist line, where it is held in by tho belt Ample pufTs are jracefully disposer? over fitted sleeve llnlnjrs, the lower Tortlons being arrantred around the arm In puffs to match the simulated yoke. Tho standing collar of silk is covered with a putt of the or irandie, bordered on each edge with the pearl braid. Tho closing Is Invisible in center front A belt ot corded lavender utile Is worn - at the waist, fastened xrlth a peart buckle. All ftylrt ot sflk In fashionable weaves, crepon, chalHo, veiling, landsdown and novelty silk and wool mixtures. laco, not, gxsnadine, Swiss moussWlne do sole ond various other season Dhl' fabrics are all used to develop themodo. Tho decorations can be selected from tho fyreTit variety now fashionable, to suit Individ ual taste. The retail prlco of this pattern Is 25 cents. coupon In orderlnsr. give No of patterns wanted Must and Waist meas ure. Either of thewo pnttemis will be sent to any arthrous upon receipt of 10 cents in sliver or stamps ncn tnis coupon is en closed with order and ono cent for postage with your address, AfldTrss COUPON PATTERN CO.. r I.ock Box 747, new York WE WILL TAKE YOU TO CAUFORMA Chewntys QnlrVly rid ComfortnMT on tho I'liilupM-Itock Island Tourist Excursions. CHEAP, rvmi the rste in Sleeping Csr Is lut lV,W. QUICK, boiaosB rou tmvel on tho fastest trains t!mt run. COMrOIlT, becauso you havfl a thronch Sleeper. I'cmrrem yrnrs record. Over lOO.nno alr-ody crtrrlra, and sll llko tho srvic. Car lore.s rleot-' rvrry Ttif ddojr, sia tho beautiful In dian Territory ond tlm Snflny Bonth Z.in, and every Ttmrsdar through Colorado over ibe famous Scenlo Ronto. Asperial manager Foes cwh trip to eaio for tho many wants of tnr"niniiit. W'm rnn't H11 ron half tho l,ci1T3 ttiis ad., nut for your California mp yo a sTfJJ t"'t yrnrrwlf, 111 limwl fpiifi Mi m &&m w I w Nd. S KB AST! AN. CI. V. A., c, it. x. r. ify. Chicaro. THE LITTLE HEROINE. I 's In CTClonfs rolled on n!;u The flatnv . , ri . w..Vt, WlthhlnJlR. And evervwtte. a no. e dirk re tho s.y -9 wai hoird the cry ro no power to savo Oh. Uol, U U . v tho muHltnla , Deep horror so z d , 1 1(JV une not whery And on tuev rm(i tUro- tn0 w00(i i Tho flame i ndvancin t it-bro)d Andcui lin llo a soriWv iheate lair Hi seddoath thro' all th. piwor The -tron'-'O't ''ell -ah. Iiumtu V4ij; llotrcvergro.it, at lime haw lr As frosH lav lo t m fr l 11 lo . So did thoo tir in ono nliori he tk j Leavo awful ru n lu tho. r trJi Thostron et fvil but th ;ro w;WVnc! A Hi tin Irl of t .velvo s.voit vir . Who with her baby brother won j A plnee of fety. while the sun All valaiy sivu; :Iod wifi Its iiiri Saved! lived ah. yei: but win em tQ .''t Jijw th it llttlo Irl wa . m ivol? no c: dJ h'r footsup o -.veli? Who uent iy r iNnd ur whoa .o full? Who s.ilcld.'l from thj llamoi thit ravoJ; Aye morr o mvj la lirt toj ' To her th'i suior.m n 1 1 power To carrv d rl n ll iby Joo Thol'ttli brother shi lovvl sr, And fro a don.l ' j sluklj sivo t!nt ui.ror! Ah. lov.r you s ay lovo, 1 hrv I v.-e Sweet lov t'nt firn nm t ulU Twiis iovo t'l it rmvo.1 tti now-'r abivo 1t onco irai-i la terror ))rvo That no'i htcan thwart ihsir ovc-cl ra will An! yet woroid In Oil's -ond bo'.i. (What s-voctnoss in t i it pol len cuo!) 12 en wivn by parent foml for .ooic, Anl when in vnin for holo w loolc. 'Tis ttua thJ Ijirl will take u up. Oh Frd Johnson, dirlin- chill, Oh, Fn d i unl Bvc!t Hiy J )'. Down tarou!i th il-ry tonpo t will Go saw yo ir uiliilo b rts and smiled And savol you f,ir ho loved you sj G IV. Cioftr la tie CUioa o Intor Ooeia Lady Latimer's Escape. i;Y ClfAKLOITi 3f. It It VKMI. CIIAPTKIl VIII Continued. In ppito of myself my lips quivered as I uttered hi.s name, but my moth r did not notice it. I did not distress her Iry crying; out tho truth that I had been willing to barter tho happi ness of my wholo life for ono month's bliss; it would have broken hor heart. I told her no untruth, I did not oven deceive her, for I hal never dreamed" of any return for my great lovo. I never misun ierstood his kindness or his gay, chivalrous fashion. It would soon bo over now; no nood to break my mother's hiart as well as my own. Tho beautiful month was drawing to an end, but before any of us had be gun to realizo what tho parting would bo like, Ixird Latinvr introduced a new feature. Ono day, just bvforo dinner. Captain Fleming; had gone into the Iilrrary to speak to him. Colonel North followed, liusim-s.s of eomo kind took Lady Latimor and mysolf there; wo had a lively con vernation; fho old lord eoomod pleased and cheered. . "I consider," ho said,, "that this shooting party has been a gTeat puc cesf. Lionel, you must como back at Christmas como for somo weeks, and help Lady Latimer with her charades and plays. . Como with him, Colonel North. I saw tho colonel look first at Laly Latimer. Her beautiful eyes smiled upon him. I nhall bo only too delighted," ho replied; and that was how it happened that parting; lost its pain. Little matter if they left when Sep tember was over if they roturned for Christmas. Wlicn tho end carao, and tho day dawned on which they left Lorton's Cray, it was with smiles, not tears wo saw them ride away. A few weeks, only a few, and they returned for even a long-ev utay. It was a strano calm after they had gono. Wo wero not unhappy or dull; a new order of things set in. Wo wero always thinking of and prepar ing for Christmas and tho Nevr Year. . "Wo will havo such a Christmas as has never been celebrated in Kngland taforeiV1 said Lady Latimer to mo. "Wo will havo tho old banqueting-hall mado into a theater; wo will havo cha rades, masquerades and theatricals; wo win danco and 6ing. When it is frosty, wo will skato. When tho snow falls and tho wind wails, wo win tell gfcost tales. Oh, Audrey, how happy we shall bo!" And sho whoso beautiful faeo had onco expressed aU tho weariness that lifo could hold, caught mo in her arms and waltzed around tho room with mo. It was both pitiful and touching. She thought of nothing, talked of nothing but Christmas; everything re ferred to Christmas; thero was no looking beyend it. If a beautiful cos tume was sent from London or Taris, it was reserved for Christmas. 'I think tho ond of tho world will como at Christmas, Lady Latimer," I 6aid. Wo aro making such prepara tions for it." J She laughed gaily. Sho was always laughing now, and a sweet, glad con tent rested on her fair faeo. t 'I never knw beforo," sho cried, f'what a happy time Christmas was, Audrey," and then her faeo flushed crimson. ,4Vo used to hang up what wo called 'a kissing bunch' at home." "So did we," I answered, and my faeo grew oven redder than hers. , "I I suppose, " sho sail, after a time, "that wo could not do such a thing hero at Lorton's Cray. It seems to mo, Audrey, tho grander a houso is tho moro miserable it la. Think of tho merriment at your houso at Christmas. Hut r?o shall bo happy. What do you think of akl-sing bunch?" "If wo have ono at all," I answered, discreetly, "it must bo called a mistlo too lough?" "Well, what do you think of a mlstlotoo bough?" sho asked. I thought it delightful, and told Iter so. Then sho drew nearer to mo. Sho took my arms, and laid them round h.9T nevk. "Audrvsy," sho whispered, "if wo have a mistletoe bough, will any ono khra ub, do ytru think yna and mo?" I answered, Any ono else?" tho aftkoJ. Hut I Trcmld not smilo. I know tomo xo plo po lovable," bho Baid, 'that to stand unJcr tlio ruistlotoo for two minutes with them would atono fov years of vo'.iapninoss." "I am sorry thut I do not know any ono of that description," I anwovi 1, lint, for nil that, when tho orders wcro givon for tho Chri.stmus evor groens, thoro was a laro ora iov mistletoe. CHAPTKIt IX Kveryday Christina camo nearer or of I anl Jionrorcvery day tho faeo beautiful J-'Iv Latimer grew fairer and younger, more bright and more radiant every day fho woko up with fresh plans iind fresh designs every day sho found some now beuuty, somo new happin-fis in tho coming Christ- 'as-tide. And all thi-s bocur.so sho I lcarr.od to lovo Colonel North vllh out knowing it. At lust Chri.-t-mri "a-; brought them both with If, ThMk'w an1 biting fro-t had come, fhoX'-" "utninies m cK on tiio deep moT a n pools roiinl Lortc Cray, and IvOk ',0n's Cray itself wa ton a as a scone of momnx ut nu lesnvity. A lurg i Christmas farty gathering under its roof. Lady Latimer was no ft the n?osl charming of hostesses. Ix:Vd Latimer took very little prt in it; Jio dimnL a i usual, with hi.s guests, crtf Jllen ro- ; tired. ITo never carao to Ih j Jrvwino--1 room, but onco or t'vieo had niado his way to tho billiard -room. 1 may havo boon prejudiced, b:rt to mo ho seemed moro mcrose an l moro stern than ever. It may be that it angered him to seo youth and merri ment all round him, yet not bo able to sh fro in it. Thero was nothing to mar tho hap piness. If Lord Latimer heard tho sound of music, dancing and song, ho made no comments, and tho old walls rocked again with Christmas fun and merriment. Our boys shared it. Lady Latimer never left them out, when it was practicable to havo tbom there. They wero at most of the skating parties, and caused unlimited fun. I noticed ono thing, and admired their good sonwe; they had entirely ceased to advise mo over marrying, and were content to tako things as' they were. Tho dear boys! I can seo them now on tho ico, with great red worsted comforters, and hands perfectly bluo with cold, yet happy as kings. They saw nothing of tho shadow that hung over I prion's Cray, but I did, and I was powerless to prevent it. I can not tell exactly how I saw it deepen, but tho timo camo when I could think of nothing else. I placed my own lovo ttory aside to devoto my self to her. I can not tell either when I first grew alarmed, and began to watch other people, to see if they wero watching her. I5ut no, tho world wont on its way rejoicing, and no ono saw that a soul was in danger but myself unconsciously so; that I shall always maintain nevertheless, in peril so great that tho very angels in heaven looked on in pity. Tho first timo that I was alarmod was ono lovely frosty morning when tho sun shono on tho snow, and the hoar-frost had silvered tho trees and hedges, and tho icicles hung liko hugo diamonds. A walk through Lorton wools had been proposed, and when wo wero all ready to start, Colonel North was absent. I thall never for get Lady Latimer's fa'o all tho brightness died from it, all tho anima tion vanished. It was plain enough to bo seen that the walk had lo?t all lis interest for her. "It is bitterly cold," sho ?aid to me, with a shudder. "I am not at all sure whether we aro wiso in going." Quito suddenly ho camo upon us; ho had ben to tho stable to give somo direction about his horses. No need to speak. I turned asldo with a groan. If all heaven had been suddenly oponcd to her, sho could not havo looked mcro dclightod; her very soul seemed to shino in her oyos as they routed on him. I thought wo had lost you,"' sho paid. Ho took her arm in his, and with laughing gallantry, said: You may loso your memory. Lady Latimer, but you will never loso me." And though ho laughod, I know tho words wore truo. They went ofT together, forgetting all tho world. Ah mo! And I, who. loved her better than I loved my life,, stood by, powerless to help her. Hut tho truth was apparent; sho had learno 1 to lovo Colonel North uncon sciously I know and ho loved her. I wa9 as young as horself, but it seemed to mo that tho cntlro responsibility of her rested on my Bhoulders. What should I do? I could not go to tho old lord and say, Kouso your self; tho beautiful young child whom you havo mado your wife is in deadly peril. Sho married you without lovo i and sho has learned unconsciously what lovo is since then. Save her, for sho Is in mortal peril." Heaven only knows what would happen; ho was not, that kind of man. Somo m n would havo !oon noble, "tolerant, generous would havo helped her out of tho dan ger; not lom iatimer; thero was very I little noMlity of soul about him. If I had gone to her and said: "My dear, you aro in deadly danger; you aro mar ried to a man older than j-our father, whom you do not love, and you havo found ono whom yon do lovo," I might, by suddenly opening hor oyos, do far moro harm than good, and sho might do something desperate in her despair. Tho only thing that scorned loft for mo to do wa to watch over hor with do votd caro and love. Moro than onco it occurred to mo to Fpeak to tho colonel, but it was a deli cato and dancrerous thing to do. I am qnito Ktiro that at first ho had no I thought of ham. Her beauty ot- Lord Latimer may 1 tracteu him, and her genuine delight in bis society urged him on, until tho spell of passion lay upon both and tho passion of lovo U a torriblo ono. Tho shadow grew deeper and darker to my cye3, although no ono clso saw it. They wero s ldora apart now. WIl3 breakjast v.-as over ho was her companion in all walks and drives; they spent tho afternoon together, Cither at tho piano or with books; when twilight fell and it was too dark to read, too light for lamps, they i would bo found in tho conservatory J talking, always talking with tho samo I earnost look on eacli licautiful faeo. Many a timo I havo gone in search oj and found her standing in tho light by his tide, her faeo all dim shining. ami I havo como away pray- 1. Vl .. 1 . V ! . in" "Dear ,;, ,l tiVli' ,RI w 1S lose" At nig. 1 m ra rvron r tn rovels, and ho w k:, they danced tnti,.,,. . l,nS together, Y 'J . V two iwien i;ii.sr quis'to voices ttl , ' ' - iloatinar through tho room Ju rn.i CTuJ' ri"e and seem to burn her face,. I tried my lest; but what was an inex pcricnoed girl of Itf ;igalnt two poo plo passionately in love? I Th-ro worn times n-hen I longed to t'l Captain Fleming of tho doadly pern so ciose at Hand, and beg him to . induce) hfs friend to go away; but my i conrage failed mo-when I would have mado tho effort I could not utter tho words. Or night It was tho winter gloam ing, if thero bo saich . time; tho lamps wero r.ot lighted, and tlw rooms woro all brilliant with rho nil glor of tho flreliglpu and odorous with flower, so warm. s- luxurious; tho visitors were dispersed over the l.otistvaomein tho billiaiil room and somo- ! tho mut-ic room. I went to her boudoir in fearch of Lady Latimer. I had id ways lec.n accustomed to enter th'3 ro-m without rapping at tho door. I did so now. I turned tho handlo gently and want in. They wero standing together be foro tho fire, tho lamps wero not lighted, and tho ruddy glow of tho firo filled tho room. Their faces woro turned to tho flro; they neither sarir nor heard mo; his hand restod lightly on her shoulder and they woro talking earnestly. I went back as quiotly a I came, but with a sword in my heart,, for her sako. I waited on? minnte,. then announced my arrival by calling, "Lady Latimer, aro j-ou here?" "I am hero, dear Audrey, como in," was tho answer. Hut when I went in they stood to gether no longer; ho was at tho win dow, and sho sat at tho tablo. My heart sunk when I saw tho happlnesi on her faeo. Tho charade-parties wero a great success; so wero tho plays. It seemed wonderful to mo that no ono else re marked how Lady Latimer and Colonel North always took tho part of lovers; stranger still, that no ono saw how naturally they assumed it, how, in playing a lovo scene, it was so natural for him to throw his arm around tho beautiful figure that sooraod to sway at his least touch, how ho kissed with passion tho whito hand that ho clasped. Could I alom, out of tho whole world see, or was everyono clso blind? So tho shadow deeponed and dark ened. I was unutterably misorablo; I legan to livo in constant foar. It toemod to mo thero was a volcano be neath my feet. No bhadow of fear lay on Lady Latimer's faeo. I shall novor know now whether sho realized tho danger and ignored it, or whother sho was ignorant of it until tho end camo sud denly. to ek continued. ShsniPtl the Duchest. An English woman of rank a duch esss was very apt to forget to pay her bills. A milliner, whoso largo bill had boon repeatedly ignorod by tho duchoss, at last determined to send hor little girl, a pretty child of ten years, to beg for tho money which was so much needed. "Ho suro to say your grace1 to tho duchoss," said tho anxious mothor, and tho child gravely ; promised to remember. When, after long waiting, sho was ushered into the duchess1 presence, tho little girl droppod a low courtesy, and then, folding her hands and closing her eyos, sho said, softly: "For what I am about to receivo may tho Lord mako mo truly thankful." As sho opened, her eyes and turned her wistful gazo on the duchoss, that light-hoartod per son flushed very red, and, without delay mado cut -a check for tho amount duo to tho milliner. Arconaut. II Was 11 rod. Mr. Kickers, at 7 p. m. Maria, CMi't yci go down stairs and bring up tho firo-shovel? I'm too tirod and worn out ven to talk. Mr. Kh'kcrs, ono hour later at tho ward political club, dancing on a chair Hurrah! Wow! Throe cheers for Wiilymn S wipers! xVho-o-op-wow! hi-jd-y i wow ! Chicago Record. Can This Ho TrnaT Mrs. Hayse d Thoao city boarders is awful big fools. Mr. llayseod What has they bin doin1 now? Mrs. Hayseed That Now York lady wants fresh milk for tho baby from ono cow, and lots of fresh eggs all from ono hen. Texas Sif tings. Whera It Mlsstct 1U Drowning Editor Help! I can't swim a lick! Man on Shore Neither can I! Drowning Editor Oh, if you had only read my pajvrr you would hav learned how Atlanta Constitution. unison, I knew how tho.V rov.W iyent ' ' . nn. ml' AvJ?,S?,& togetner al.-o. A Christ mti revei, A Hratltk lipids inh1 a taste of S below ' (r.Hfe in'"1 ''Mitti titnnk. (f New Year's festivity, but for them X Zero wind, a.M ho it not been for a &&l?$ib feft't.idciotdS something which I bgan to fear rould all W ,"9ovr ana iruit t4yy'QA MeuN' J'-orery.' i havo no ending Tho worst svmtiom wouid hare sitrfi scTcrv'V. ISenton fof V&l "'-W r"' "7 to my mind, was that sho nevir sro?o ' ri , H .H? of him to me If hla namo wis m.r. -prienee was 14 Ind.w; Dowd.lao ljf V t1,,! ' nriRth iA r,i- ii tJ iu i ?. n'1 fi n -vr thetemthevn part crthe I fij Vyf "l I wA tlonefl in his n,7vn cr hn w w.it.1 . . ... 1 . V I il it h.t r muMt ...i. THE NORTH POLE LOCATED In 'ha Onterof the rultoil Stntos.to Jadg by tho Stroak of Wi-nMir We've Hud. When the mercury takes a tumble oi . to 40 degrees In six hours in what is termed iu school geographies the "temperate zone' it leads ouo to sus pect that old Mother Earth has skipped a cog, and when the inhabitauts oi tho sunny south feel Irosly zoro weather nipping tueir extremities they think "things is gettin' '0njff. cstin'." Its hard to tell jr where tho thing started, tut flging tr0m the atmosphere the hole Arctic ico holds must have, Urokeu from their mooring ana ecnj; slMin" dcAvn ncvoiii lhO OuOTan iV&'rt. Carrying t..o north polo along, and not stopying until the whole of I'nilo ham s pupil lation hail had p, surfeit of or freez ing, chilblain weather. At any rate we know that a bli'nrd. of the most z.zed kind swe tTcro J, Iutftd States cauj.,, the thermometer to rcgifctejp t-elov? torn in almost every Ulft. In many places tho drop was .1.1 ' depress in live hours and in West 2 . Virginia the rocrourv went d Jtvo 13 ..Kfft'JJ Jrf V, minutes. fell to n depth of threoieetaod mercury ran down almost out rrf Right. Of course its ftn ill wind thAt Hows no body g.od, and tho ove who arc laughing now are tfce coal mei and the )umbprmen prVrticu'larly I lie? laHer, for their prospects forgetting fLe logs tlvy had cut Uv mill mro very alio before the blizzard, ami jiow it wUl be like-rolling them doxvn 7vJL Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, West Vir ginia, Virginia, PennsyWaiTia, .ev York and other eastern stAtcs felt (he gentle zephyrs as well as t W wesTern states. IlroMjIyn Tropin IIvn to Tram. Nearly o.OOO men, including' ino4ofr men. conductors, electrtans and othcr employed u the vario'wi trolIy rail roads in P.rooklyn, N. Y., ha an- quit work, caus'ng a most thorough and complete ti- up. The nn say that they nro compelled to -ork 11 to 12 hours per day with only 10 mlautes for lunch, and- often thn is cut on. The state law provides that a clays work for street-ruilway employes shall consist or io noara. within Is eonstcu the hours. Th men want the inforvevi or pay for overtimer law William Ilcnz wa instantly killeib and his wife and thild fatallf injured ly letng struck hy l;ig l wr train near Hloomsdale, f- TJIK I ARK IMS. Tolrdo. '.Vheat. No 2 red Corn. Xo :.' mixed Uata, No 3 whitu IlnrTaA. Cuttle, mixed shipment hUcep i.umbs lion's, ciiolcc weiehts Common and rouh Cleveland. Cattle. lcst (Trades. ixwer 4,'nwos. flop's Wheut. No 2 red rn, No 2 Cku, No i whito rutsutirg. Ttt!o i-OfS Mn'.cp and lambs WiiCat. -o i red 'rorn. No 2 Oats, No 'j whttc Cincinnati. Cittie. pool to prime Lower grades Ho- Uoep and lambs. ., VVue.it. No -J red orn. No m'.xitl V.U, No S mucd New York. Cattle, poor to prime luvs iiccp. (rood to choieo I.uuib't vrte.ut. No. 2 red Corn, No. 2 i ats. No. a waito Chicago. Ctt!e. best steers C'onimon Nheep 1-u.mbs llC'S v i.b i. No. 2 red Corn. No. 2 OntM. No 'i white Mes lVrk. !st bbl liid, perc wi Detroit. i f 4t 4 00 8 H U 4 M 4 4 B.V4 41 4 85 8 W) 4 2 1 4 to 4 65 4 8.5 4 0 4 65 6-V-4 47W 30 5 2" ( e f9 dd A 1 '6 ft 4 TA 3 -:r, 4 It tl'i 47 6 3 7Ti a 4 W 2 01 6 41 & 4 75 3 M M 47' 35 4 3 S5 4 IV) 3 75 42 i 32' 5 25 4 75 8 & 4 60 61 'i MX 87 1 60 3 60 3 CO 4 .V, 4 4Mi 4 L 2 -') 4 15 1 () b!i 4J 4 20 4 4 ) t 7 3 60 61 ra 37 4 os 'J 25 3 01 2 ! 4 21 ill 4. II M 60 u Cattle, poid to choice 8 73 Hi 4 25 l,o i'f gra il's 2 (H 03 3 50 Uot:s 4 IS c. 4 40 fth. ep 1 60 2 60 liiwobs 2 60 uii 3M Wiieat. No 2 red 6rf ii W! No. I wbito M i 67 Col li. No. 2 41 -6 4:i'4' luu, No. 2-fcl:e .U'iift liav. No. 1 Timothy 0 M uA. 0 75 I'otatoes. per bu 45 dfl 60 Uutter. dary 15 44 17 Creamery -4 aft 25 Kirirs 17 ft 'JO Live Poultry. Chickens o'4i 7 imeks K!io Turkeys 7 8 AVKEKLY REVIEW OK TRADE. Nfw York. Dun's weokly trado review says : Neither tho beginning of tho new yoar nor the lailuro of tho currency btll has brought ony uiuteriul change to business. The Idea that business would suddenly tt-e a new start after tlio holidays had rattier less foundation even than usual, but tho hope of strong revival a little Inter Is still cbernthed by many. There has not btcn much timo for chango in the In dustries, but differences obserred since the new year began are not tn the direction ot higher prl.-es or larger demand. There are ii;oro indications of lute that stocks of different kinds of goods have been accumulating In. con sc nienco ot past Increase in production. Tha iron industry Is doln; vastly better than a yoar iijro, but Indications of excess of production over C.crchnd aro found In further tvcanness of prices HesHeuier pig soils abovo tho lowest on record. Iiow prices havo chocked buslnos and are attributed by some to tho Idea of pur chasers that the recent reductions in wages anil co-t of n.utoi'als riiUt ho followed by still own- prices, ilut the mnln fact Is that con sumption is below expectation. Tho cotton jn:i:iuiactui e rvorts decreased demand. Ma.iy nioti.tiotis of cotton goods bto tho lowest on record, tho week's tr.ide being quite unsatis l:ictory. Trade in woolens hesitates because of th) largo Cll.strlliutlon from v,arthouMe under new duties, but UUIo chungo apjiears in prices, speculation In products has txn more a"tlve. I ailnres the past week wero 4J in tho United states, against 474 last your, and 64 la Canada, against (' lat year. New York Uradst reefs trade review soys: The new year brings tew reports of an increas ing volume oi orders for seasonable goods. Chlrngo. Ht IiOuK Hoston. Now York and i hiladolphla report relatively greatest im provomont. At nome centers It Is too early to ;u lge of the outlook lor trade. Travelers In inanv Instanees havo not all Kono out. Confi-d'-me of whelesale dealors in staple linos Is that th near furur m busluona promises In creased aoSirlty. with an upward tendencyln quotations pronounced In some rttios. The best availnble dara with repoet to the slzo ot do'i'ostio wheat crops In ISM and IR',4. together n-ith supplies In stgnt at Tnrlous datos, qua-i-titios pluntod and eportsl-and consumed by farm stock In Jfi4- together with Hrndatreet s reports of stocks ont of farmers' hands, mako It plain that the total wheat supplies tn the t'nitod Stato on Jannary 1. 1805. wore IS.Ooo.. (KK) snialler thou one year befere. nnl stocks of BTftiluble rrrpifiles wre fully 34,"9,M) BrntiUrr. LRAVES ITS MARK -every one ot ilic painful irregnlaikics mid weaknesses that prey upon wmen. They fade the fe, waste the fisnre, rwjn the temper, witTicf you up, make ytt rd before i-Ditr time. Get well: Thai's the n1y to look wtU. Cure the disorders ad ailnieiits that bts?t you, with I3r, Tierce's Tavoritc I'reucnn Uon. It rejrtdatcs and protitotes all the proper functions, improves dig-estioti; em iches the '2 '-0, Ach&9 find pafus, niokmchvly and ncrvo'tisness, brine .. and restores health aiia ttretiRlh. It's h, powerful pcneral, as v;r& n ntcrtiie, tonic and ucrviue, imparting vi'i0 "d strength to the rr.tfrc system. only a lew moment. or two years. I contrarnnl taking Dr. Fierce' p'a. vorite Prescrrnti.m orji his 'Golden Medial Tim covery.' and hr Hk- tliti , ft hod taken otit hall ioz' ro ooiuca i wt mrtl ifofnsr wherever I pleated,, and hare had tcd health and Ik en nr uiontr errr smce-slhat was two years and a batfaW' A book f 68 psjres on " Woman Mid Tier Diseases' mailed sealed, rti rect mt io cints In stamos for pofcuje. Adhi, VfORLD'S DrSPEXSART MrmCAf. AS3CTA- TIN, i6$ Main Street, Bndalo, Jf. T. SPEAKING OF COUGHS COLDS HAVE YOU TRIED IT CURES. If w hrpraAe our clrcnnwtnnewi ng will tojroveSu3. Hntno'i'K ri.oon Hitters taken after eating v.Ill relieve any teAinx Ot weight orove? fulness of tiie iflaaeh. Bold everyVvhero. We run reaA'lv ti how easy (t to far ther people to do ri ht. Retnarked by R. C. Joiner; tf ATfya, P; O., llillsdrfle 3r., Mich.: "Nwilfirfg gave my rhcnmnlsTn such qnWt urief as Dr. Tnomas' Kclectric OM be!cT it'hafalHble fer rbeurnatics." fjeer flrnnmt fop DH-ore,-Hayraontl A. 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Syrup of Fits is for sale by. all dreg gista in fiOc and 51 bottles, but it ia man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only, whose name is printed on eTery packnge,!o the name, Syrup f Fics, . and being well informed, yem will VO' accept any substitut if offered DR. KILMER T KIDNE1CLIVER ts2 Dissolves Gravel OtUetono, lrlckdoet Inurlix-, palnlnmrttm, ftrmlDtDfr aftor urination, palnlnthotack snd hli, bu Jilrn stoppage of water wlrt I'nssut'k. Bright's Disease Tube casts in orlne, scanty urlno. Simtrtri-JZeos . tutts erifriry troubles and kldnry difflcnXlv. Liver Complali& Torpid or enlarged IIvpt, foul bitrth, WtMufw ness, bilious beadnche, poor dlgostlow, rmtt, CatariiioftlialJIadtlcr Inflammation, iriitat Ion, ulceration, wrfbOtlnr, f rrouont calls, pass Wood, mucus or jnwK At DrngClMa so enta and M.OHWt " trnCUi Outds't) HwdUi" frt-CniRwJ.TPjfr. Pia Kilmcti Si Co., CtanANrojT ISVT, Mrs. fl-Rtcw. (0 O) il