FOSHGN TELEGRAPHIC TTEWi.
The life of Henry George Is in readiness
for the printers.
A prison is being built at Zacatecas,
Mexico, for women.
English soldiers and rebels exchanged
shots at Suakim last week.
The weather in England is so cold that
fears are entertained for the crops.
Dreysen, an eminent professor f his
tory in the University of Berlin, is dead.
A large number of houses were de
stroyed by fire in Pisagua, Peru, recently.
Earl Spencer arrived last week at Bel
fast, Ireland. Great enthusiasm pre
vailed. :
Maver has leased the Port St. Martin,
Paris, and engaged Sarah Bernhardt for
seven years.
TowelL American minister to London,
will celebrate the Fourth of July, and has
issued tickets for a dinner.
A Berlin dispatch' says: It is stated
that a bill is being prepared raising the
import duties on grain.
An Ontario villacre is licrhted with eras
made from sawdust, said to be equal to
coal gas and free from sulphur.
The article in the divorce bill abrogating
the laws of 1816. which abolished divorces.
was adoDted by the French Senate last
week.
The Spanish bark Aagelia, which left
New Orleans for Barcelonia, was struck
bv lizhtnine and burned. The crew were
rescued.
An epidemic, believed to be the Butonic
plague, has broken out in the villages
along the right bank of the Tigres river,
near Bagdad.
Patti has signed an agreement with Ma
nleson to sincr in America next season.
She will receive $4,000 for each, concert
and all expenses.
A detective left Montreal for Quebec
iAMfc week with a warrant slimed bv Presi
dent Arthur, asking for the extradition of
bank president .fc.no.
The steamship America made the trip
from New York to yueenstown in o days
and 14 hours, beating the best previous
record by two hours.
A jubilee, in honor of the 50th birthday
of Spurgeon, was given at Holborn taber
nacle, London, last week, at which 6,000
persons were present.
The Prince of Orange's illness was
chiefly induced by the vitiated atmos
phere in which he lived. Sixty parrots
were kept in his bedroom.
the Dublin court fined "William O'Brien,
editor of the United Ireland, 5O0 for
contempt in connection with the action of
tlje libel against O'Brien by Bolton.
A washout on the Mexican Central Rail
road, occurred near Agusscaloentes, last
week. The passengers were transferred,
and the break was speedily repaired.
The Imperial canal of China is the long
est in the world, and the greatest in point
of traffic. Its length, including river sec
tions, is 2,100 miles, connecting forty-one
cities.
The Transvaal deputation is concluding
a commercial treaty with Germany. A
cording to its terms Germany will be
placed upon the most favored national
footing.
Several foreign Anarchists were ar
rested at Vienna last week. In their pos
session was a dynamite bomb of sufficient
power to blow up the largest public build
ing in Vienna. .
The public of Madrid were recently
alarmed by the explosion in a house of
that city, caused by a bomb being placed
inside the doorway. The door was clown
out and the windows shattered. No one
was hurt.
Elder Smoat, a Mormon missionary, has
been expelled from Bavaria by order of
the minister of the state. Smoat had suc
ceeded in making many converts, whom
he was preparing to send to Utah, but this
plan has been broken up for the present.
Miss Gertrude Griswold, niece of Bret
Harte, who made a brilliant success as a
concert vocalist in Glasgow, Liverpool and
Manchester, and at the urystal Jfalace,
London, made her operatic debut at the
Convent Garden Theater, London, last
week. ,
The Mahdi has again written to Mudir
Dongola, summoning him to espouse the
cause, if he acquiesces he will be made
governor ot the provinces, and allowed to
keep all the taxes. If he refuses the lieu
tenants of Mahdi will murder all belong
ing to him.
The Porte is not reconciled to the out
look of affairs in Egypt, and he has ad-
dresssed a circular to the powers insist
ing that England's self-imposed task of
restoring order in Egypt is so far com
pleted that army occupation ought to be
withdrawn.
On behalf of the cattle ranchers of Mon
tana, the Canadian Pacific Railroad au
thorities have represented to the minister
ot customs at Ottawa the propriety of al
lowing cattle from the western states to
be carried through Canadian territory, in
bond, lor export.
Ex-Minister Sargent was again compli
mented by a public banquet given at the
atiiiy cuiu iyavy uubei,- i tin jutui, uy i
number of Entrlmh and American gentle
men who are indignant at the treatment
ol bargent by Bismarck. The principal
speaker was Minister JLoweii.
An official inquiry has shown that the
crowd which hissed Prince Bismarck at
Friedricharna last week was composed of
Schleswig-riolstein workmen, who were
imbued with the bitter anti-Prussian feel
ing which has been entertained in certain
portions of that , province ever since its
conquest in 1884.
Bismarck entertained last week at
parliamentary luncheon, cabinet ministers
and members of the bundesrath and the
reichstag. The Princess Bismarck at the
same time entertained the ladies of these
gentlemen. It was noticed that Bismarck
conversed privately with Windthorst, the
well known ultramontane leader.
Some negroes have arrived at Lisbon
from Mozambique. They escaped from
stations formed by Henry M. Stanley, the
explorer. The neprrees have lodged a com
plaint with the ministry of marine in
which they state that they have been
fraudulently hired and that they have
been subjected to much maltreatment,
In the English commons recently, the
under foreign secretary stated that the last
news heard from General Gordon was April
12th. He said twenty messengers had been
sent to Gordon by dinerent routes, une
messenger, who went up at night by boat.
succeeded in entering Khartoum. On his
return, bearing Gordon's answer to the
government, he was pursued by rebels
and killed.
A Paris correspondent of the London
Times says: Stephens, the ex-Fenian head
center, has forwarded to the active mem
bers of the brotherhood at Chicago, a
manuscript circular summoning an early
meeting at Chicago of prominent Irish
Americans who are willing to join a new
movement in favor of military organiza
tion, on the line proposed by the late John
O. Mahoney.
Thirty thousand Galabos, or Gallas, a
tribe above Cairo, will descend along the
Baraka river, while King John will enter
the Egyptian territory by way of Abiabox.
King John attempts the relief of Kassola
and Mallas and the rescue of Kalambat.
This step taken by the Abyssinian gov
ernment will have remarkable results, ex
tending beyond the mere relief of the be
leagured garrisons.
The present condition Of the labor mar
ket in Austria is shown by a strike of
blacksmiths and farriers, which has just
been begun at Pesth. The strikers demand
only that they shall be allowed to rest on
Sundays; that twelve hours shall consti
tute a day's work, and that their pay shall
be 7 florins ( 2.81) per week. At present
they are required to work fourteen hours
a day, the half of Sunday, and receive 30
cents & day as wages.
DOMESTIC TELEaZAPHIC HEWS.
The Senate has passed the Utah bill.
The House has taken up the Thurman
bill.
Wiggins predicts a big &torm September
19th. ;
President Arthur has returned to "Wash
ington.
Bishop Simoson
died in Philadelphia
last week. :
A strike of the New York plumbers is
imminent.
Mrs. Langtry has made a big hit in San
rrancisco.
Luke Phillips, a wif e-murdererv was
hanged in Detroit last week.
The Fitz John Porter bill has finally
passed both houses of Congress.
Ellis Andrews, of Portland, committed
suicide recently in Oakland, Cal.
Milwaukee has a tobacco chewing con
test with a gold watch as the first prize.
Leadville, Col., had a $50,000 fire re
cently. Two men perished in the flames.
Louisville, Ky is now driving out the
clairvoyants by taxing them $zUU a year,
i - .
In the Senate recently discussion was
had on the late bank failures in New York
city.
Sidney Dillon has resigned the presi
dency of the Union Pacific Railroad Com'
pany.
An Ogelthorpe, Ga., boy has invented a
cash drawer, for which he has refused
$10,000.
The Muerose fire works factory and the
Burt house at Bradford, Pa., were burned
recently.
' The estate of John Russel, the New
York miser printer, valued at $48,008, is
in dispute.
The Rio Grande river above El Paso,
Texas, than at any time within a quarter
of a century.
i
A! piece of land sold in New York the
other day for $800,000, or thirty-two times
its cost in 1047.
The reported consolidation of the Balti
more and Ohio and Postal Telegraph com
panics is a canard.
A Philadelphia doctor announces his in
tention to build a crematory in that city
as a private speculation.
The fast trotter Jay Eye See. the prop-
erty of J. I. Case, made a trial mile in 2:12
last week at the Chicago Driving Park.
In a three-mile rowing race last week
between the crews of Harvard and Co
lumbia colleges, the former won in 22:24.
is suing for a divorce. Her sister drugged
her and had her married to "Walter War-
dell.
i
D. M. Marshall, of Matamoras, W. Va.
became deranged when the cyclone passec
over that place last week, and committed
suicide.
The famous Flat Rock spring, at Sara
toga, which disappeared about twenty-five
years ago, is said to have again commenced
to bubble.
Antoni Chevari, an Italian cook, com
mitted suicide in San Francisco recently.
The cause for the commission of the deed
is unknown.
James "Wigmore, the special officer of
JOimaon smith on the 1'Sth of May, was
acquitted last week.
Marie Buckland, an insane inmate of
the Champaign county. Ohio, infirmary,
refused to eat and died of starvation after
three weeks' stubborness.
The strike of the coal miners in the
Monongahela mines in Pittsburg, Pa.,
has spead nearly to every pit. Four pools
and about 5,uuu miners are now idle.
The inter-collegiate four-oared shell race
for Childs' challenge cup, at Philadelphia
last week, was won by the Pennsylvania
university crew in 9 minutes and 6J sec
onds.
Ex-President Fish, of the New York
Marine Bank, pleaded not guilty last
week to the charge of misappropriation of
bank funds, and was released on the ong
nal bail. --
A San Francisco dispatch says that the
directors of the North End Comstock
mines have decided to put Mexican down
to 3.300 level and stop work for a time on
the others.
! John Callahan & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers of .Louisville. Ky.. assigned re
centlv. Liabilities. 8100.000: assets, $140,
000. Business complications caused the"
assignment.
! Five out of six stove foundries in Pitts
burg and Alleghany, Pa., resumed work
last .week with non-union men. Union
men have been out for three weeks against
a 15 per cent reduction.
i In the recent explosion of a boiler of a
portable saw mill at .Laurel tun, w. va.
Frank Therse and Morgan liath were
killed, and Mort Bush fatally and three
Others dangerously wounded.
j The friends and family of Heister Cly-
mer, at Reading, Pa., authorize the state
ment that he used, narcotics for insoma
nia, and being much debilitated, the dose
produced paralysis of the brain.
The National Electric Medical Associa
fcion, recently at Cincinnati, O., heard an
address by John iiing, on "Medical Legis
lation." which he declared unconstitu
tional and a conspiracy against republican
liberty.
) Richard K. Fox, of New Yoik, offers
$1,000 for Peterson, the champion oars
man of San Francisco, who defeated
George Lee and Wallace Ross, to row on
the Oak Point course some time next
August.
; The medical inspectors of San Francisco
are charged with criminal carelessness in
allowing one-half the passengers of the
City of Tokio to land before it was discov
ered that smallpox had been raging be
tween decks,
: Reports connecting Commodore Garri
son's name with protested paper last week
in New York have this foundation: He is
endorser of Pittsburg, Cleveland and To
ledo paper, some of which may have been
extended. The uommoaore says he has
had no personal paper protested.
In the coming match between Sullivan
and Mitchell, the platform in the Madison
square uaruen, iew xorK, win ue ioit;
feet square and twenty feet will be rope
off in the center, so .that when a man is
knocked through the ropes he will not
have to drop several feet to reach the bot
tom.
Daniel Corrigan chief clerk of the bu
reau of medicine and survey in the navy
department, and Edwin C. Kirkwood,
clerk in the same bureau, were arrested
recently, charged with defrauding the
government by means of vouchers for
supplies which had been negotiated by
outside parties.
; The glove fight announed to take place
, . . r . -1 ,. T J A
last wees at xnaianapoiis, Ana., iwiweeu
Charles Lange, of Ohio, and John Clow,
of Colorado, proved to be a hippodrome.
Clow was present, but Lange did not ap
pear. " A man resembling Lange was in
troduced, and Clow knocked him out in
the third round.
Adrian' Hill, a pedestrian, started last
week in a race against time, from the
New York approach to the bridge to San
Francisco. The conditions upon which he
is to win to win the stake of $2,000 are
that he is to walk fifty miles a day every
day except Sundays, and complete his
task within three months. The Fourth
of July is included in his resting days.
Thomas Stephens, who is traveling from
San Francisco to Constantinople on a bi
cycle, arrived at Omaha last week. He
lost twenty-five pounds on the trip, but
was in excellent health. He left the same
day for Chicago, and expects to arrive in
i New York the latter part of J uly. He
will cross the ocean in September, and
cross Europe in October, arriving in Con
stantinople on the 1st of November.
POETLABD MABZET EJEPOIiT.
FLOUR Fancy
extra, . bbL $4775;
country, $ 4.004.50;
bakers' extra,
superfine. $3.75.
FK1SD, Etc. Corn meal, 100 lbs., $2.75
3.00: buckwheat, $5.50; oat meal. $4.00
.&; craefced wheat, $3.25ft&3.50; bran, V
ton $1416: shorts. $2225: middlings.
fine. $25.0030.00: hay. baled. S18.0020.00;
chop, $22.5025.0U; oil cake meal, $35.00.
BUTTER Fancy, fresh roll. W It... 25
26c; inferior, grade, 1820c; pickled, 25c
EGGS- doz., 20c
OATS Choice milling, nominal: good
feed, 50c. ordinary feed, 4850c.
JiAiUitt x brewing, V ii i&s., nominal;
feed, nominal; ground. $24.0026.00.
WHEAT Good to choice, 100 lbs..
$1.40l.42i, good valley; Walla Walla and
Eastern Oregon, $1.35.
FISH Extra Pacific codfish, whole, in
e., 7c boneless, in bxs.. 8ic 1? lb.: domestic
salmon, hi bbls., $6.007.00. bbls.: $11.00,
i-id. cans, v doz., $1.45: mackerel, No. 1, V
kit, $1.752.00, No. 2, $1.501.75, No. 1,
hf bbls.. $10.00. No. 2. $8.50: herrings.
salted, hf bbls.. . dried, 10-lb. bxs.. Toe
HIDES AND BAGS Hides, dry. over 16
15., 15., 1718c; Murrain hides, one-third
off; hides, wet salted, over 55 Bs., lb., 6
7c (one-third less for light weights, dam
aged, cut grubby or dry salted); pelts,
shearling, 1085c; deer skins, winter,
1215c, Eastern Oregon, 22c, summer, E
0., 1820c, valley, 2528c: burlaps, 40 in.,
8c, 45 in., 8Jc 60 in., 14c; twine, flour, 35
40c, wheat, 35c, fleece, 1213c; gunnies.
18c: wheat sacks, 78c:
HUiNiii In comb. & lb.. 22 a 25c:
strained in 5 gal., 11c 1-gal. tins,
doz, $14.0015.00, half -gal., $7.50.
HOPS W 15., 15 20c;
PROVISIONS Bacon. lli12ic: hams.
country, v ., iKSioc, butcher, scarce;
shoulders, iuiic -
LAKD Kegs. 15.. I2c: Eastern.
pails, 1213ic Oregon, tins, 1212ic; Cali-
tornia, iu-u. tins, none
SUGARS Golden C. in bbls.. lb.. 8c.
in hf bbls., 8c; refined D, bbls., 7c, hi
bbls., 71c; dry granulated, bbls., 9Je, hf
bbls.. U2c: crushed, bbls.. 10c: fine
crushed, bbls., 10c, hf bbls., 10c; cube,
bbls. 10c hf bbls, 10jc; islands, No. 1, kgs.
77c, bgs., bwc
WWII Ufw f V ifAvnia affrtAKtr lal 19 Mkl
bbls., 40c. kgs., 50c, cs., gal. tins, 60c;
isastern. bbls., rgal., 505oc, kgs, dOttoc,
s., eo6oc
RICE Sandwich Islands. No. 1. V lb..
5jc; Uhlna mixed, 45c; China JNo. l,
none: Rangoon, 5c
GREEN FRUITS Apples, bx., $1.50
2.00; lemons, California, $4.005.00, Sicily,
$1&0013.UO; oranges, bx., $4.004.50
limes. 100. $1.50(&2.00
FRUITS Prunes, Hungarian, 13a
15c; raisins (new), & bx., $Z.50Z.75,
bxs., $2.753.00, qr bxs., $3.253.3o, 8th
in bxs., 10c: citron, lb. in drums, 22ic;
almonds, Marseilles, & id., lom'Mc, Lane,
20c; walnuts, Chili, ll12ic, California.
1213C
DRIED FRUITS -Bleached, 14 15c;
apples, machine-cured, p 15., isioc, sun
cured. 910c: peaches, machine-cured, in
boxes, lamlc: uerman, in boxes, & id., iu
lie: plums, sum-cured, pitless, 1516c,
machine-cured, 1618c; pears, machine-
cured, 1012c, sun-cured, 10llc; figs,
California. Jto-u). bx.. yc: Smyrna, auctpoc
WOOL Valley. 1416e; Eastern Ore
gon. 14(ffll5C
POULTRYChickens, doz., spring,
$4.50(35.50. old. $6.50: ducks. S10.0012.00
geese, $8.0010.00; turkeys, 15., 12$14c
PEAS, SEEDS, Etc. Beans, lb., pea,
4c, s. w., 3c, lg. w., 4ic, bayou, 4Jc, pink,
e, limas, t4c; peas, held, 'ih6c. sweet,
l20c; timothy seed, 10A12c, red clover,
2225c. white clover, 4050c, alfalfa, 16
20c, hungarian grass, 810c, millet, 8(2;l0c.
red top, 15W17C, blue grass, lawaoc, raes-
(juite grass, 10&!l2Ac.
vegetables Potatoes, bu., em
60c according to variety: cabbage, & lb,
2c; turnips, sck., $1.25: carrots, $1.25
beeta, if onions mew), y id., 15c; pars
nips. 2c.
CHEESE California. 1517c; Oregon
large, choice. 14(Su7c small, none.
BUCKWHEAT Nominal, $3.00.
CORN No demand.
RYE Nominal, 100 lbs.,$1.502.00
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 2.500 ctls.: flcur,
10.000 qr. sks.: oats, 60O ctls.; potatoes,!,
800 sks.: eggs. 7.000 doz.
FLOUR San Francisco extra, best, "at
$5.005.30; medium, $3.504.5O; shipping
superfffie. $3.004.5J5.
WHEAT Trading was Quite light,
Shippers paid but little attention to offer
ings, showing no disposition to buy, ai
though admitting their willingness to
ffiv 911.45 tf.ctl for trood shinning grades,
and this figure is about the full limit of
exporters. Parcels that can be classed as
of milling quality bring higher prices,
Altogether, some 700 tons sold as follows
Buver 1884 200 tons. $1,531.
Seller 1884100 tons, $1.41, 200, $1.41
tl. . j
Clrminsr nrio.p.a were:
No. 1 white Bid. Asked.
Buver season......... $1 46 $1 46
Seller season.. 1 39 1 39
Buyer 1884..... I 524 .....
Seller 1884. 1 40 1 40f
BAGS AND BAGGING There appears
to be a good demand for wheat bags. We
ouote Calcutta. 22x26. standard Quality,
at 74(&7fic for spot or June delivery. Wool
bags are nominal at 3639c; potato gun
nies 1414c apiece.
, BARLEY Although there is no very
general or pronounced demand, the feel-
is a shade stronger than at the close of
last week. Offerings are comparatively
free, but there is no pressure to sell, while
holders are quite firm in asking rates.
Some fairly good feed, rather light, sold
by sample at 82Jc, but for anything choice
85c ctl was the ruling figure. For a par
cel of good No. 2 quality, an offer offer of
774c V ctl was refused. In brewing the
movement is moderately steady, and fair
transactions are dailv occurring within a
range of yoU7jc ctl, according to qual
ity. bales last wees were as follows:
Buyer season 200 tons, 974c
Seller season 100 tans, 851c
Buyer 1884400 tons, 9394c $ ctl.
OATS The market is inactive, especial
ly for small jobbing lots, which, however,
are not quicic 01 movement.
We quote: Surprise and milling, $1.70
l.8U; Sio. 1, $i.55i.e&; wo. , v $LoO
1.45: blacft, S1.351.50 V ctl.
SEEDS Brown mustard, $3,00 3.50
yellow, $2.753.00; canary, 55ic; hemp,
3i3c: rape, 2A3c: timothy, oi6c al
falf a, 7i8c $ lb. : flaxV $2.602.75 ctl.
HAY Alfalfa, $8.008.00; wheat, $10.50
l3.oo; oat,$lu.5Uiz.uo: barley,- $.oo
10.00: mixed. $7.00(19.00 W ton.
BEANS We ouote as follows: Pea,$2.75
2.80: small white, $2.60 V ctl.: bayos,
$4.75; pinks, $4.65; red jobbing at $5.00; li
mas, $2.85; butter, $3.05.
BUTTER Good to choice roll, lb,
2224c: fair, 1218c; firkin, 2123c; east
ern, I4lc
HONEY Extracted, 661o lb for
choice: comb, 1012Jc; extra white, 13
live, 2123c tf R for hens, and 2021c for
gobblers, geese, Sl.z51.50 v pair; ducks.
$7.00 9.00 V doz. : hens, $8.00 9.50;
roesters, young, $9.0012.00, old do, $7.50
8.50; broilers, $3.oo4.00, according to
size -
ONIONS Geod to choice, ctl, 70(2 80c.
POTATOES We quote: Old early rose,
$1.50; old reds, $1,00(1.00; old whites, 60c
$1.00 ctl; new mission garnet chile,
11c $ Vb new early rose, in bxs and bgs,
lj2c.
STRAW Quotable at 4555c bale.
BUCKWHEAT Quotable at $3.253.50
ctl ,-r;;.
CORN California yeliew is quotable at
$1.(301.65 for large, and $1.65 for small;
white, $1.57J1.65; Nebraska white, $1.50
L55i?ctl. .
TALLOW ood to choice rendered, 6i
7c; refined, 8i8$c lb.
HOPS-Quotable at 1016c, lb for poor
to medium, and 1822Jc for good U choice.
APPLES Oregon, bx., $1.80.
HIDES Dry. V lb., usual selection. 19
20c; dry kip, 1920c; dry calf, 2022ic:
salted steers, 65 lbs, 11c
LARD Eastern refined, 3 to 10-lb. tins,
1212c Other provisions unchanged.
SALSION Oregon, 1-Ib cans, doz.,
t'o. b., $1.20, $1.22. v '
EGGS f doz.. 23c
BRAN The spot market is quotable at
$15.5016.50per ton.
MIDDLINGS Active at $19.0021.00
ton. ':
07ES-W0BKEP STTSISTESS XO.
As a restorer of exhausted nerve force,
it has been largely shown during the past
thirteen rears that the New Vitalizing
Treatment dispensed by Drs. Starkey &
Palen, 1109 Girard street, Philadelphia,
Pa., is the most prompt and efficient agent
yet discoyered by the medical profession.
Its use by over-worked business and pro
fessional men would save many hundreds
of lives every year, and to give to thous
ands more the ability to work without the
weariness, exhaustion, and peril which
now attend them. A pamphlet contain
ing full particulars in regard to the na
ture and action of this remarsaoie treat
ment will be mailed free. Write for it.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to 1L E. Math
ews. 606 Montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco, will be filled on the same terms as if
sent directly to us in Philadelphia.
It's a aueer coincidence but nearly all
defaulters are "fly" fellows.
AN ASHY EXPERIENCE.
How an Old Veteran Escaped Anni
hilation and Lived to Impart
a Warn Ins to Others.
(National Tribune of Washington.)
A pleasing occurrence which has just
come to our notice in connection with the
New York state meeting of the Grand
Army of the Republic is so unusual in
many respects that we venture to repro
produce it for the benefit of our leaders.
uaptain Aiirea itensom, or ixew xotk.
while pacing in the lobby of the
armory, previous to one of the meet
ings, suddenly stopped and scanned
the face f ot a gentleman who was in
earnest conversation with one of the
Grand Army officers. It seemed to him
that he had seen that face before, partially
obscured by the smoke of battle, and yet
this bright and pleasant countenance
could not be the same pale, and death-like
visage, which he so dimly remembered.
a-Fl&U 11U A CvvllvWVlUUi 11AV JUUV 0 uuou
would not down at command and
haunted him the entire day. On the day
following he again saw the same counten
ance, and ventured to speak to its owner.
The instant the two veterans heard each
other's voices that instant they recognized
and called each other by name. Their
faces, and forms had changed, but their
voices were the same, xne roan whom
Captain Rensom had recognized was Mr.
W. K. Sage, of St. Johns, Mich, a veteran
of the Twenty-third New York Light Ar
tillery and both members of Burnside's fa
mous expedition to worth uarolina. Alter
the first greetings !were over. Captain
Rensom said:
"It hardly seems possible. Sage, to see
you in this condition, for I thought you
muse nave oeen aeaa long ago.
"Yes. 1 do not doubt it. for. if 1 am not
mistaken, when we last met I was occupy
ing a couch in the hospital, a victim of
Yellow Jack' in its worst form.
"I remember. The war seems to have
caused more misery since its close than
when it was In progress," replied the Cap
tain. "I meet old comrades frequently
who are suffering terribly, not so much
from old wounds as from the malarial poi-
"I think so myself. When the war
closed I returned home and at times I
would feel well, but every few weeks that
confounded 'all-gone feeling would come
upon me again. My nervous system,
which was snattered in the service, failed
me entirely and produced one of the worst
possible cases of nervous dyspepsia. Most
of the time I had no appetite: then again
I would become ravenoubly hui;rry, but
the minute I sat down to eat I loathed
food. My skin was dry and parched, my
flesh loose and flabby. I could hold noth
ing on my stomach for days at a time, and
what little I did eat failed to assimilate. I
was easily fatigued: my mind was de
pressed; I was cross and irritable and
many a night my heart would pain me so
I could not sleep, and when I did I had
horrid dreams and frightful nightmares.
Of course, these things came on one by
one, each worse thn the other. My breath
was foul, my tongue was coated, my teeth
decayed. I had terrific headaches which
would leave my nervous system com
pletely shattered. In fact my existence,
since the war, has been a living death,
from which I have often prayed for re
lease." "Couldn't the old surgeon do you any
good?"
"I wrote him and he treated me, but
like every other doctor, failed. They all
said my nerve was gone and without that
to build upon I could not get well. When
I was at my worst, piles of the severest
nature came upon me. Then my liver
gave out and without the use of cathar
tics 1 could not move my ooweis at au.
My blood got like a stream of fire and
seemed literally to burn me alive."
"Well you might better have died in
battle, quick, and without ceremony." O
"How many times I have wished I had
died the dav we captured Newberne."i
"And yet you are now the picture of
health."
"And the picture is taken from life. I
am in perfect condition. My nerve tone
is restored; my stomach reinvigorated; my
flesh is hard and healthy; in fact I have
new blood, new energy and a new lease
of life wholly as the result of using War
ner's Tippecanoe. This remarkable pre
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and stomach restorer in the world, has
overcome all the evil influences of mala
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of dyspepsia, all mal-assimilation of food,
and indeed made a new man of me."
The Captain remained silent for awhile
evidently musing over his recollections of
the past. When he again raised his head
he said:
"It would be a godsend if all the veter
ans who have suffered so intensely and
also all others m the land who are endur
ing so much misery could know of your
experience. Sage, and the way by which
you have been restored."
And that is why the above conversation
is recounted.
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From these sources arise tliree-fourtns of
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PAPILLON CATARRH CURE.
An unfailing menns of curing nasal catarrh,
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Bronchial Catarrh, and Hay Fever yield
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