The Douglas independent., July 26, 1884, Image 4

TOSEXGN TELEGRAPHIC NEWI.
The exodus from Toulon is increasing.
Weathar in England at present is un
settled. London, England, has 3,000,000 of work
ing people.
Two cases of cholera have developed at
feaiuzzo, jNortn Italy.
It is rumored that cholera has appeared
in Alexandria, Egypt.
Bellins is the name of the new Presi
dent of San Domingo.
Subscriptions for a $50,080 theater have
been secured in Victoria,
Twenty-five hundred troops will
Paris for Tonquin in August.
leave
Advices from Tein-Tsin state that China
has rejected France's ultimatum.
The English newspapers heartily rejoice
over the rescue of tne ureeiy expedition.
Advices from Havana, Cuba, state that
a financial panic is reigning at bantiagode,
Cuba.
Over six hundred deaths from cholera
have taken Dlace in Marseilles since the
disease first made its appearance there.
Several larce houses in Mexico are clos
ing up and their proprietors will return to
.Europe.
Havana has instituted a strict quaran
tine against vessels sailing from Mediter
ranean ports.
The New Brunswick cotton mills, of St.
Johns. N. B.. have suspended work. Lia
bilities, ?2J5,080.
The three sons of United States Consul
Piatt were drowned last week while bath
ing at Queenstown.
The Chinese government is preparing for
the safetv of its merchant vessels in case
of a war with France.
Tho funeral of the late Prince of Orange
took olace at The Haffue. Holland, last
week with great pomp.
DiDlomatic circles in Berlin are still
worried over the insult given the German
flag at Paris on the 14th ult.
The enthusiasm in London over the
movement for the abolishment of the
House of Lords is at high pressure.
' The police at Vienna have been ordered
. to arrest all Mormon missionaries de
tected while endeavoring to secure con
verts.
The apology of Prime Minister Ferry to
the German government tor the recent in
suit to the Prussian flag at Paris, has been
accepted.
The Cuban insurgents under the leader
shiD of Ausruero recently repulsed the
government trooDS in a pitched battle
near Jamacia.
The municipal council of Dover, Eng
land, is preparing for anti-cholera meas
ures. Vessels will be examined before en
tering the harbor.
The Duke de Chartres has arrived at
Toulon from Paris with the gift of 2,500,
donated by the Compte de Paris family t
sufferers Irom cholera.
The Encash House of Lords has pre
Rented an address to the Queen asking for
an autumn session of parliament to con
sider the franchise bill.
The trial at Pesth, Hungary, of 420
peasants for complicity in the anti-Magyer
escuicneou nois ui oepieiuuer iiiai ic
suited in convicting 290.
Labouchere, of the London Truth, savs
that Moody, the American revivalist, is
one of the most famous and effective pul
pit orators in the world.
The printers who were on a strike at
Toronto. Can., have returned to their
cases, having succeeded in their efforts,
and old rates are restored.
It is currently reported in London that
the eldest daughter of Matthew Arnold is
engaged to be married to Frederick White-
ndge, a JNew xorK lawyer.
The Prince of Wales has presented Cap
tain James JJ. .rJads, the well Known Am
erican engineer, with the Albert medal of
the Society of Arts for 1884.
The latest scare in Berlin is the rumor
of a conspiracy to blow up the German
monument at Neiderwold, as well as to
kill the Emperor, the Crown Prince and
ttismarck.
It is rumored in Montreal that negotia
tions are progressing favorably between
the Canadian Pacific and the Boston and
Lowell, for through traffic between Boston
and the VV est.
The Inter-Oceaftic Railroad Company,
which is building a line from Vera Cruz,
via Mexico, Irolo and Morleos to Acapul-
co, receives all its rails and rolling stock
from Germany.
Michael Muldeweny, ex-constable of
Sligo, Ireland, has been sentenced to death
for assisting to murder Dohertv, a farmer,
in 1884, who was guarding the residence
of Thomas Henry.
Health officers of London are organizing
a servioe m case the cholera make its ap
pearance. Hospitals for cholera patients
have been established at Cheasso, Switzer
land, and Luina, Italy.
The charge against the commissary of
Paris police, alleged to have thrown a
Prussian flag to the mob during the re
cent disturbance created by the Asatian
societies, has been dismissed.
Holland and England have agreed to
iointly demand of the Rajah of Tenom,
under pain of punishment, the surrender
. e j.i : I-
or. tne crew oi uie iieru, wmcu wuo
wrecked on the coast of Sumatra.
Unofficial advices from Marseilles state
that the situation there is becoming more
crave. The heat is unbearable and no
wind stirring. The epidemic is spreading
and the mortality daily increasing.
The colonizing fever has spread to Aus
tria, and the imperial government at Vi
enna is planning for the establishment of
colonies tor Austro-llunganan workmen,
modeled upon those proposed by Germany.
A movement is on foot in Germany for
the erection of a monument in memory of
Weber, the composer, at his birthplace, to
be unveiled in December, in ISoo, which
will be the one hundredth anniversary of
his birth.
The Academy of Medicine has unani
mously decided that a land quarantine in
France is impracticable: that the disin-:
fecting process is inefficacious and il
lusory, and urges the establishment of
cholera hospitals at large at the railway
stations.
A Paris cablegram savs: The Gazette de
France savs Admiral Courbet has been
instructed to follow ud his naval demon
strations with the bombardment of Shang
hai. La Temps prints a report that a large
French squadron has been seen making
for Fow Chow.
The visit of a number of Canadians up
on him at Wimbledon, England, recently,
impelled the Marquis of Lome, late Gov
ernor ueneral of. Canada, to say tnat in
case of emergency 20,000 citizens in Cana
da would spring to arms to assist the
mother country.
The department of agriculture at Otta
wa, tan., has issued instructions to all
quarantine stations of the dominion, also
to customs collectors, calling attention to
the necessity or extra vigilance and care
ful inspection of. vessels arriving from
Toulon and Marseilles.
Labouchere has retained Charles Rus
sell, M. P. for Dundalk, as his counsel in
the civil suit for libel brought against the
London Iruth by Irving Bishop, the
American mind reader. Labouchere says
that he had intended to conduct his own
case, but concluded that Bishop was be-
neatn ma u&nuuug.
A. Legris, Joseph Pillon and J. B. Ellis
were convicted at loronto, Ont., of having
paid money for the votes of various elect
ors at the Soulanges election in October,
1882. Justice Mathien condemned them
severally to nay a fine of 8400 and costs,
and disqualified them from voting or tak
ing part in any election and from holding
any omce unaer ine crown ior eignt years.
DOMESTIC TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Leadville,
Col., had a $20,000 fire last
week. j
Washington city is taking precautions
against cholera.
Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian, is com
ing to the Pacific coast.
Sheep and cattle herds in western Texas
are sunering from drouth.
Recent frosts have destroyed nearly all
the crops in Ivew .England.
A slight shock of earthauake was felt
in San Francisco last week.
Milwaukee is the last city heard from as
i an applicant for a crematory.
Vicksburg harbor was never so good, so
say united btates inspectors.
The sum of 8408.000 has been paid for a
postofnee site in Brooklyn, r. i.
A nackacre of opium worth $5,000 was
seized in San Francisco recently.
The thicklv populated tenement houses'
of JNew xork are being aisiniecteu.
Ehe wine production of California this
year will be about io,uuu,uuu gallons.
Riu-ht families of assisted immigrants
arrived in New York a few days ago.
The National Educational Association
convened at Madison, Wis., last week.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
will pay its employees their back salaries.
The firm of Benneson, Liebmann & Co.,
of Oakland, Cal., has failed, with liabilities
at?8G,000.
An enthusiastic welcome was given to
Governor Murray of Utah on his return to
bait .Lake.
A Chinaman was baptised into the
Methodist Church at White Plains, N. Y.,
last Sunday.
Four men were killed and eight wounded
by a boiler explosion near Bloommgton,
111., recently.
The Sunday open air concerts at the
Central Park in New York are attracting
large crowds.
Anthony Fricke, a well known sporting
man of Reading, Pa., is dead. His estate
is valued at 8100,000.
Fifteen thousand bushels of No. 2 corn
in boats in New York was found recently
and posted as musty.
Secretary Lincoln savs Green county,
Texas, belongs to Indian Territory. Troops
are driving oil settlers.
The executive committee of the Union
Pacific has decided to close the New York
office except for transfers.
The Treasury Department issued war
rants last week for the payment of
000,000 in account of pensions.
The first through train on the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad for six weeks
left Salt Lake City last Tuesday.
The Pacific Coast Bloed Horse Associa
tion will hold races in San Francisco on
November 8th, Hth, 13th and 15th.
Bedford Karl, of New York, attempted
suicide with a large navy revolver, because
his wife refused to go for a pitcher of beer.
The track of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway near Grand Junction, Col., re
centlv torn up by Love.ioy. has been re
laid.
John Kent, a farmer of Shelby county.
Ky.. died suddenly, last week from lock-
.law. caused by a needle penetrating nis
knee joint.
Army worms, rose bugs and caterpillars
are making lively work for the farmers oi
Long Island, N. Y., whose crops have al
ready suffered by them.
The Chinese Consul General at New
York advises his countrymen to obey the
laws and abstain from opium smoking,
gambling and other vices.
Ihe Uell lelephone Company is prepar
ing to build a line of thirty copper wires
between New York and Philadelphia, to
be used as private telephone wires.
The New York Fresh Air Society, organ
ized for the purpose of sending tenement
house children to the country for two
weeks, has begun its summer work.
W. J. Lucas, jailor of the Owensboro,
Ky., jail, was shot and killed last week
while defending a negro prisoner named
Richard May from the hands of a mob.
The coroner of New York city states
that Charles Mitchell, a seaman, died of
violent cholera morbus, not from an at
tack of Asiatic cholera, as was supposed.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington, offers a reward of $600 to
the capture of the murderer of the Kash-
iway chief of the Sac and Fox Indians in
Kansas.
The Contract. Trade and Labor Union
of Boston has elected President C. H.
Harrington as a delegate to the conven
tion of Federal Trades at Chicago, Octo
ber 17th.
The i strikes of journeymen plasterers
and Knapp tic Co. s shoe hands at Phila
delphia, have ended. The plasterers got
the advances asked, and the shoemakers
compromised.
Schedules in assignment of Pearce &
Hall, New York hat manufacturers, who
failed ! last week, show liabilities to be
8170,000: nominal assets, 8124,000: actual
assets, 881,000.
The board appointed to represent the
United States government at the New Or
leans Exposition will alsa ;take charge of
the government exhibits at the Louisville
and Cincinnati exhibitions.
The Henry Bill Publishing Company of
Norwich, Conn., have applied to the United
States Court for an injunction against
Kobert Clarke & Co., of Cincinnati, to re
strain them from selling Blaine's "Twenty
i ears in Congress.
Thomas Austin, of the Panhandle Rail
road snops at JtJloomington, 111., is in re
ceipt of official information from Italy
that Adolphus Scipio, an Italian laborer
employed on his farm in White county,
has been bequeathed a fortune in Italy
amounting to 7(JS,UUU francs.
A Brooklyn, N. Y., dispatch says while
a number of men were excavating for the
base of the Williamsburg Gas Company's
tank tne earth gave way and buried sev
eral men. Michael McDonough and Pat-
lick Quinbar were killed. Two other
bodies have not been recovered.
Secretary of State Frelinghuysen has
instructed, by cable, consular olficers at
London, Liverpool, Marseilles, Havre,
Bordeaux, Bremen and Hamburg at once
to appoint competent physicians to in
spect all vessels and passengers departing
lor the United btates from the ports men
tioned.
B. D. Buford & Co., a corporation owing
the Kock island .Flow Works, situated at
Rock Island, 111., made an assignment last
week. No figures were given on the
schedules, but as near as can be ascer
tained the liabilities are about 8500,000,
half of which are secured by mortgages
on real estate.
JVl. Laraivre, oi tne x rencn legation in
New York, states that he has received
from Jules Ferry a dispatch that Charles
Renould, president of the French benevo
lent society of isew xork, nas been aecor-
ated with the cross of the legion of honor
for efforts in behalf of his countrymen in
the United btates.
A table compiled from special dispatches
to the Boston Post, from managers of
twenty-six of the leading clearing nouses
of the United States, gives clearings for
the week ending tha 12th, witk the per
centage of increase and decrease, com
pared with the corresponding week a year
ago. : Total, 8703,776,315; decrease, 14.01.
Fire Marshal John L. Durke has nre-
sented his annual report to the New York
board of lire underwriters, lor the year
ending June 30, 1884. There were 353 fires
during the year, at a loss of 8564.000. on
which there was an insurance of 8358,500.
For the same period last year the same an-
tnority gives 323 fires, at a loss of 88UU,-
uuu, and insurance of 80oo,5OO.
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT,
if LOUR Fancy extra, bbL 84.75:
country, f 4.0040: superfine. $3.003.2o.
WHEAT Good to choice. -V 1U0 Ids.,
81.30 1.35, good valley; Walla Walla and
Eastern Oregon, ?l.zul.&.
CWWU k'Tf frOT mae IIII Tha ' Vr
3.00: buckwheat, $o.50; oat meal, $4.00
4.25; cracked wheat, 83.25(3.50; bran, f
ton !4jlo; shorts. is'm; middlings,
fine. 822.5025.00; hay, baled, 810.0012.00;
chop, 822.5025.0U; oil cake meal, 835.00.
OATb Choice milling, nominal: good
feed. 4850c; ordinary feed. 4748c
JiAKL-EX .Brewing, iuu ids., ki.iu
1.25; feed, 81.10; ground. 825.00.
CORN No demand.
RYE Nominal, 100 lbs.; 81.502.00
SUGARS Golden C, inbWs., lb., 8c,
in hi bbls., etc; renned. u, bbis., . ni
bbls., ; dry granulated, bbls., 9e, hi
bbls.. 10c: crushed, bbls., 92c: fine
crushed, bbls., , hf bbls., 9sc; cube,
bbls. 10c. hf bbls, 10ic; islands, No. 1, kgs,
l&mc. bgs.. 6?7c,
SYKU PS California refinery s, gal.,
bbls., 40c, kgs., 45c, cs., gal. tins, 65c;
Eastern, bbls., v gal., doc, kgs, 50c, cs..
65c. '
strained in 5 gal., 11c $ ft.; 1-gal. tins,
ftOZ, 914.UUCall5.UU. hait-gai., J&7.5U.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, V bu., 50
75c, according to variety, new, ft, 2Jc;
cabbage, lb,. 22e; turnips, sck.,
$1.50; carrots, igl.tu; beets, $l.U; onions,
& id., red, lc, silver, lc; parsnips, Uc.
BUTTER Fancy, Iresh roll, & 15., 253
27Jc; inferior, grade, 1820c; pickled, 18
20c.
CHEESE California, 13c: Oregon large
choice, loco! c small, ltHg lbc.
EGGS w doz., 30c.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, new, bx..
$2.00; lemons, California. 83.754.50,Sicily,
81.502.00; limes, $ 100, 81.25; apricots,
bx, ?l.2o(o;1.5U; peaches, $1.2ol.50; plums,
l.7o: currants, p in, oc.
DltUSD jfK U ITS Apples, machine-
cured, lb., 1516c, sun-cured, 1012c;
peaches, machine-cured, in boxes, 1518c;
prunes, German, in boxes, $ lb., 8lCc;
plums, sun-cured, pitless, I4l5c, ma
chine-cured, 1516c; pears, machine-cured,
1618c, sun-cured, none; figs, California.
25-ib. bx.. ec; bmyrns- lbmak'.
WOOL Valley, 1215e; Eastern Ore-
gon, I2(ffli7c
MllJias AINU ijaus Hides, dry, over its
lb., v lb., 10loc; Murrain hides, one-third
off: hides, wet salted, over 55 lbs., & ft., 5
7c (one-third less for light weights, dam
aged, cut grubby or dry salted); pelts,
shearling. 12j75c; deer skins, winter,
lo20c Eastern Uregon, 22c, summer, E
., 2027ic valley, 2528c; burlaps, 40 in.,
bc, to in., 03c, uu iu., twine, nour, ootg
40c, wheat, doc, neece, I2(ai3c; gunnies.
lofeloc, wneat sacks, ttfu. c;
'UlJi.lJttx--cnickens. & doz., spring,
82.503.00. old. 855.50; ducks. 87(a8:
geese, S8(ay; turkeys, p lb.. 12i15c.
iiu.rs id., zowmc:
PROVISIONS-Bacon. ll12ic: hams,
country, v "., ioioc, butcher, scarce;
shoulders, lOfellc.
LARD Kegs, & ft., 1213c; Eastern,
pans, ufteizic uregon, tins, l2l3Ac.
.dsn iixtra i'acihe codflsh. whole, in
c, 7c, boneless, in bxs., 8c w lb.; domestic
salmon, hf bbls., 86.007.00, bbls., 811.00,
1-Ib. cans, if doz., $1.4o; mackerel, No. 1, f
kit, 81.752.00, No. 2, 81.50aU.75. No. 1.
hf bbls., $iu.uu, No. z, 88.50; herrings.
sal tea. ni oois., . ariea, lu-re. bxs., oc
RICE-Sandwich Islands. No. 1, & ft,
5Jc; China mixed, 45c; China No. 1,
none: Rangoon, 5c.
FRUITS Prunes, Hungarian, $1.. 12i(2
15c; raisins (new), $ bx., 82.502.75, hi
bxs., 82.753.00, qr bxs., 83.25(3.35, 8th
bxs., S3.253.50; currants. Zante, ft.
in bxs., 10c: citron, $ ft. in drums, 22c;
almonds, .Marseilles, w lb., 182Uc, Lane,
20c; walnuts, Chili, ll12c, California,
1213c.
TEAS, skeus, ltc lieans, W lb., pea,
4c, s. w., 3iic, lg. w., 4Ac, bayou, 4Ac, pink.
oc, limas,,4c; peas, field, 243c, sweet,
lo20c; timothy seed, 104fel2c, red clover.
2225c, white clover, 40a;50c, alfalfa, 16(a
20c, hungarian grass, 810c, millet, 810c,
orchard grass, lta;2Uc, rye grass, 20&&c,
red top, Io17c, blue grass, 1828c. Mtes-
quite grass, 1012ic.
BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 1.300 ctls.: flcur,
13.500 or. sks.; oats, 1,100 jjtls.; potatoes.
650 sks.: eggs, 1U,00U doz.
FLOUR ban Francisco extra, best, at
85.005.30; medium, 83.504.50; shipping
supernne, xa.wmi.zo.
WHEAT foreign markets do not offer
any inducements to snippers, and local
trade is almost stagnant. Samples of new
crop have become numerous enough to
lose all novelty. The exhibits so far show
pretty fair quality, while the prospects of
a large yield are more than favorable.
Prices are more or less nominal, owing to
the absence of any positive movement.
though $1,374 w ctl is the recognized figure
for parcels tnat would grade as No. 1 qual
ity, bales were as touows:
liuyer 1SS4, city 1UU tons, 81.31).
Buyer 1884, after August 1st 300 tons.
S1.3U.
Seller 18S4 400 tons, $1.35i; 200, 81.35;
100, 81.342; 100, 81.434; 400, !gl.3ii P tl.
Closing prices were:
Bayer season, city 300'tons, $1.44 j.
Buyer 1884100 tons, $1.33.
Buyer 1884, city 100 tons, 81-38.
Seller 1884, city 300 tons, $1.34 ctl.
BAGS AND BAGGING Wheat bags
are said to be meeting with very active
demand. Under the influence of a strong
consumptive demand, which mav be said
to have fairly set in, importing holders are
generally unwilling to sell at present
rates, and are looking for higher prices to
prevail before long, lhe importations
for this season so far have been
several millions less than last year.
We quote best quality Calcutta wheat
bags, standard size and weight, at 7i7.30c
for spot lots and 7i7ic for future deliv
ery; San Quen'tin factory make, 7; Califor
nia Jute Mill make, 7jc: potato gunnies,
Il2l2c; wool bags, 3ofeo0c apiece.
It Alt Li li.1 mere is a pretty fair con
sumptive demand, and a moderately good
trade is in progress. The market is free
of excitement or speculation, and business
is entirely of a. legitimate character. For
several days the situation has shown con
siderable strength, but this is to be at
tributed more to light receipts than to
pressure from buyers. Most parcels of
Feed that are of No. 1 standard change
hands at 85c, though occasionally 82ic is
accepted in order to close out an invoice.
From 77ic to 80c $ ctl is the range for a
less choice article. The sales were as fol
lows:
Buyer season 800 tons, 92$c; 100, 92c fc?
ctl.
Buyer 1884200 tons. 883c: 300. 88c: 180.
87C.
Seller 1884 100 tons, 8c0; W ctl.
SEEDS Brown mustard, 82.25 2.75;
yellow, $2.002.2o; canary, 55c; hemp,
3i3?c; rape, 2Sc; timothy, 542;6c, al
falfa, 748c lb.; flax, $2.G02.75 v ctl.
W OOL - Mendocino. 1821c. tf lb.:
Humboldt, 1821c; San Joaquin, 1015c; !
eastern uregon, lowivc.
TALLOW Grease, 6p; crude, 6i7c;
renned, 88jc W lb.
EGGS W doz.. 3233c.
BRAN The spot market is quotable at
lo.oO(5io..,iU per ton.
LARD California, 10-lb. tins, 10llc:
Eastern, -1212ic for tierees.and 1212ic
V Id for pails.
CHEESE California, 9llc.
ONIONS-Quotable at SONS 55c for red,
oyteooc r ctl for silverskins.
BEANS We quote as follows: Bayos,
$4.(i0(a;4.C5; butter, $3.50; pinks, $4.60
4.65; red, 85.00; Kmas, 82.602.65; small
white, 82.752.80; pea, $2.202.85 ctl.
HA Y Alfalfa, $7.00 11.00; wheat, 812.00
16.00; oat, 812.0016.00; barley, $0.00
12.00: mixed. $11.0014.00 V ton.
BUTTER Good to choice roll. & lb.
2122c: fair,J1418c; firkin, 2122$c: east
ern, l4ioc.
UXE AN OLD CBEAXY WINDOW SHUTTER
That is the way a man's rheumatic
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any account is worth reparing. The re
pairing can be done by means of Brown's
Iron Bitters. That enriches and purifies
the blood, drives out the pains, ana works
complete restoration, ihousands testify
to it from happy experience. Mr. C. H.
Huntley. 918 North Sixteenth street, St.
Louis, gays, "I used Brown's Iron Bitters
for rheumatism, general debility and
prostration, with the best results."
IS CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
An annual death-rate of nearly 100,000 by
Consumption in the United States gives,
so far as the meaicai proiession is con
cerned, a most emphatic and dishearten
ing negative to this question. But under
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tne new vitalizing ixeauuciiu ui wis.
Starkey & Palen, of 1109 Girard street,
Philadelphia, quite as emphatic an affirm
ative can be declared. This treatment has
inaugurated, a new era in the healing
art. We are' epaking within the limits
of facts when we say that during the past
thirteen years in thousands of cases the
nmoTftKs of Consumption has seen ar
rested by its use. and hundreds of lives
saved. In many instances where it
seemed that the patient could not survive
for more than a few davs or a few weeks.
tka vital forces have rallied, and there has
been & slow, but sure, return to a better
and more comfortable health. If you wish
to know all about this remarkable treat
ment write to Drs. Starkey & Palen, and
thev will send vou such documentary evi
dence as will enable you to judge of its
real value.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to u, Math
ews. euo Montgomery atreet. can r ran
Cisco, will be filled on the same terms as if
sent directly to us in i'hiiadeipnia.
Eastern belles now use an invisible lip
ointment flavored with honey.
For a cold in the head there is nothing
so good as Piso's Remedy for Catarrh.
A DRUGGISTS STORY.
Mr. Isaac C. Chapman, Druggist, Newburg, N,
Y., writes us: "I have for the past ten years sold
several gross of DR. WILLIAM HALL'S BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. I can say of it what
I cannot say of any other medicine. I have
never heard a customer speak of it but to praise
its virtues in the highest manner, I have rec
ommended it in a great many cases of Whoop
ing Coutrh with the happiest effects. I have
used it in my own family for many years; in
fact,al ways have a bottle in the medicine closet.
"Rough on Corns." 15c. Ask
for it.
Complete cure, hard or soft corns,
warts,
bunions. . ;
Coughs Brown's Bronchial Troches are
used with advantage to alleviate Coughs,
Sore 1 hroat and Uronchial j Attections
Sold only in boxes. I
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rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss ef manhood, etc., I will
send a recipe that will cure you, FKLB OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send self-
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IN CASH
COUSUMFTION OF THE LTOGS-A CASE OF
RAPID DEVELOPMENT ACCOMPAN
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The following testimonial to the prompt
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rapidly developing Consumption of the
lungs, is given by the writer in order, as
he says, that by means of its publication,
some araicted one may be induced to try
your very simple and beneficial remedy.
"Fountain City. Indiana, )
April 17th, 1882. f
"Drs. Starkey & Palen: hear Sir
My lungs have been affected forvears. lt
being hereditary with me, my mother hav
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this last winter I took a severe cold which
settled on my lungs and finally resulted in
a severe hemorrhage. I had a hard, hack
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the summer, at times. Last fall, as the
coia weather came on, my cough increased
and I was having night sweats every night
and had one or two severe hemorrhages.
i was very much reduced in flesh. The
color had left mv lios and I Vas exBctor-
ating thick, yellow matter, often mixed
witn Diooa. iiad to ne propped on pillows
at night. J had about made up my mind
mat a jew more months would end my
earthly career, and my friends have told
me since I began to improve that some of
mem naa only given me until next Mav to
live, but if I die before that time now I will
have to go in some other way than Con
sumption. J have not had a single night
sweat since I first beaan vour Treatment.
My cough, has almost disappeared and 1
am rapidly improving.
"Very gratefully yours,
"J. Lindon Parker."
Our "Treatise on Comvound Ckcvaen."
containing a history of the discovery amd
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All orders for the Compound Oxygen
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It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
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