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THE KEW TARIFF BIH
fyaopsls or the New Tariff Bill of M.
Hewitt for the Modification of the Cut
Corn Lairs.
Washington-, May 14. Representative
Hewitt's new tariff bill, after making J..i
Bcatlons to simplify the administration of
Uie custoias laws, provides that after the
lOUt of June, 1884. the internal revenue tax
brandy distilled exclusively from applet
peaches and grapes shall be ten cents on
tacli proof gallon, or wine gallon when
pelow proof. After January 1, 1SS5,
80 article mentioned in hchedule 'T' (cot
ton and cotton goods) shall pay a higher
rate of duty than forty percent, ad valorem.
In schedule "J" (hemp, jute and flax) not
more than thirty per cent. In schedule "KM
(wool and woolens) not more than seventy
percent., and carpets and caipctini; shall
not pay a higher rate than thirtv-five per
cent, ad ahrem. In schedules "B" and
'C" (earthenware and glassware and metals)
not more than fifty per cent On all arti
cles except those socially excepted,
mentioned in schedules "A" (chemi
cals), "D" (wood), 4lG-' (provisions) "M"
(books), "X" (sundries other than preci
ous stono), and "K"' (siiar), there Mull
be levied iiim-ty per cent, of the duties now
imposed. On ai tides in schedule "F"'
(tobacco) there shall be levied eighty ier
cent, of the duties now imposed; on still
wines, in cask, the duty shall le forty
cents a gallon. It lepe.ils that clause of the
law of 16io which iuiNises a tax of six
tenths of one cent jn;r pound on iron or
-steel rivet, M-iew nail ami lence wire rods,
round, in coils and loops, valued at three
and one-half cents or less per jound, and
authorizes the Secretary of the TnaiMiry to
icfund to any nianutaeturer of fence wire
or w ire baling tic the amount of duties
which may have been paid on the imported
iron or steel wire rods actually ued in the
manufacture of fence wire or baling ties.
The following articles are put on the free
list: Salt, :n bass, .-ai-ks, b.inels or other
packages, or in bulk; coal Macks or culm
coke; coal bituminous or shale, provided
that this shall not apply to coal imported
from Canada until th.u Government shall
have exempted fiom payment of duty all
coal imported into that country by the
United fctater-; tiinlcr hewn and sawed, and
Umber used for .-pars and in building
wharves timber suaied or sided, not
specially enumonitetl or piovided for in this
act; sawed board-, plank, deals ami other
lumber of hemlock, white wood, sveamore
and bass wood, and all other articles of
sawed lumber, hubs for w heels, posts, last
bltvks headins blocks and all live blocks or
sticks rough hewn or -awed onh : staves of
wood, all kind-of pickets and pahi-gs, laths,
shingles, pine clapboards spruce clapboards,
wood itniuuiiif.ictnii'd, not specially enu
merated or piovided for in this act. lion
ore. includins nuiiganiterous iron ore, the
dross or lesiduuin from burnt pv rites and
sulphur ore and lion p l itis. coijkt imported
in the iorm of ore-, lead ore and lead dro-s,
nickel in ore. matte. (-Inornate of imn or
chromic ore. hay, eiucorv root, giound orun
ground. buinl or prepaiol, neurits and
dandelion root, raw or prepared, and all
other article u-ed or intended to be used as
coffee or a- a sub-titute. therefore not
sp-x-ially enunierat'd or piovnled for in this
act. J utw jute butt-. Ila -traw. fla not
hackled tr die ed. tow of lla or hemp
hemp, liituiiUa. and other like sub-titute.-foi
liemp not -peciallv enumerated or provided
lor. sunn sisal snis-.and other vegetable snl)
tances I'ot-jieeialh enumerated or provided
for, bn-tles, beesw.cx. bine, glvcerine, cnulo
extract of hemlock, and other bark uxd for
tanning, not otherwise enumerated or pro
vides! lor in this ai-t. Indigo extract of,
and carmine tartar, juitly telmed. 5ik hiding
lees. crv;als, cement. Uoiuan, Port
laud and all other-; whiting and Paiia
wliite. dry nitrate of pota-h or -altjn'tre,
v.ooil tar, coal tar. crude coal tar, or the
jrKluctsof mh-1i a- uaptlia, benzine, ben
volc, dead oil and pitch, all preparations of
coal tar, not color-, or not specially enu
merated or piovided lor in tin-act. Ochre
and ochie earths, umber ai.il umber eartlis,
and sienna and -senna arths; all earths or
clays, unwiougbt oi iinuiauufactim-d, not
.sjK-ciallv enumerated or provided foi in this
act. All barks, beans, borne-, bal-ams,
buds, bulb- ami bullion- root- and eere-r
enre, Mich a- initial s. fruit-, llowcrs. dried
liber-, grains gums and gum ic-ir.s, herbs
leave- lMieii-. mo es. nut-, roots and
stems, spices, v egeubh-s. seeds (aromatic,
not garden -ced-), and -eeil- of ntoibid
glow til, weed-, woods u-ed exp'e-slj for
(Iveing. and dried insects any of
the foregoing which are net tdible,
but which have been advanced in
value or condition by refinins or grind
ins or other pioce-s of manufacture and
not e-pecially enumerated or provid-d for
in tin- act. Iron or steel -heet-. or plates or
tagger-; iron oatcd with tin or lead, or
with a mixture ot which tbe-e metals are a
component part, dipping or any other
pnM-e-s, and commen i.illv known as tin
plates; querne plate- and taggers, tin wools
of the thirty ela . commonly known as
wools asphaltuui, livius animals, copperas
or tiiphate of iron, microscopes imported
oy jihvsii-iaiis for piofe-sional u-e and not
for a!c, (ojijter ingot.-, old -opjer, rcgulua
orcojijK'r. goat -kins, ray-. hok- in foivigu
langiuures and pioles-mnal books not pul
lished in the United State imixirted in
single copies for u-e and not for -ale, crude
borax, relmed borax and boracie acid, ei ind-stoiu-s
in the rough, stones unmanufactured
or undre m1 lice stones, granite, sandstone
and all building or monumental -tone except
marble, not -pecrallv eiasincrated or pro
vided for. jiainting- m oil and water colors,
and statuary not otherwi-e provided lor.
Osier, or willow jirepau-d for basket makers'
use. waste, and all raw and unmanufactured
material not specially provided for by the
exi-ting law.
The President is requested to withdraw
consuls of the United States from placed
which are not ports of entry wherever in
the judgment of the Secretary of the
Treasury they are no longer required for
the protection ol the revenue. Section 3
abolishes all fees and oaths required by the
exi-ting laws relating to the entry of goods,
and it is provided that where such fees
shall constitute all or part of the comjtens
tion of any othcer the latter shall receive
in lieu thereof a lixed salary. It is further
piovided that the Stcretary of the Treasury
shall grant permi-sion to any linn or cor
iiointion to withdraw from Umd alcohol or
any spirits containing alcohol, subject to
the internal revenue tax in specific quantities
of not less than 300 proot gallons without
payment of internal levenue tax on the
ame, or on the spirits from which it may
have been distilled, for the sole purpose of
use in indu.-trial pursuits.
A Kail Care.
Somi;kskt, Pa., May 13. Intelligence
has been received here that a large
part of the roof of the eastern end
of the South Pennsylvania tunnel
under the Allegheny mountains at Iicx
ter's gap caved in Saturday afternoon in
staidly killing two men ajed badly injuring
three otheis. The tunnel was being
pushed with great vigor when the
laborers struck quicksand and before
any precaution could lie taken the
roof came dow n with a crash. Superinten
dent "White had just gone into the tunnel
and waiso badl cruied that there is little
hope of his lecovery. The names of tlu
c-ther are unknown.
JL CRASH 15 WALL STREET.
Bleary Failures In New York Follow tha
Collapse Previously Reported
New Yoiik, May 14, 10:30 a. in. The
cene on the Stock Exchange was one of
intense excitement this morning. There
was a rush to sell stocks, partly on account
of brokers being unable to meet engage
ments. Before 10:15 Nelson, Robinson fc
Co. and Goff & Randall announced suspen
sions. A drop of 1 to 5 per cent as com
pared with yesterday's closing prices fol
lowed, the downward movement being
iccelerated by rumors that several bull pools
were being forced to liquidate. Louisville
& Nashville broke 5 to 35; Western
Union S to51X; Union Pacific 1 to 44?;
Northern Pacific, preferred, Z to 47; St
Paul -2H to 81; Northwestern l?f to
SI 05. There was a rally of 1 to 4 per
xmt., but before 10:30 the market declined
again. A. Dvert &. Co. announced that
William Heath A: Co. will settle for stocks
bnight, sold, borrowed or loaned by Dyctt
Si Co. previous to this date. The chairman
of the Stock Exchange announced that
the Second National Bank was solvent
0. M. Hog-art & Co. have suspended. Nel
son, Robinson, A: Co. announce that all
active stocks carried by them were sold yes
terday, and people carrying them in loaiifl
need not be alarmed, as they will show their
books, proving that money is obtainable for
tbem. J. C. William-, broker, says he will
announce his su-in-ii-ion later in the day.
Several stocks were bought in under the
nile this inoniing on his account The
Clearing House has received the following
from National Rank Examiner Scrib.i:
"After an investigation of the fcecond Na
tional Rank I find it absolutely sound."
Hatch & Foote announced their suspension
at the Stock Exchange.
11:30. The Mctroio!ilan Rank has sus
pended and the door are closed. George L
Seneyis President. O. M. Rogart A: Co.
have assigned to John Wheeler; prefer
ences SbC,000. Secretary of the Treasury
Folger is in town and telegraphed to Wash
ington, ordering the immediate payment of
the U!7th call for bond-. It necessary ho
will order another call for 81,000,000. The
failure of Hatch t Foote was precipitated
by the Pluenix Rank refusing to certify
checks.
i.ati:iu
New York, May l-j. Noon. The finan
cial complications of the last week supple
mented by the revelations regarding the
management of the Second National Rink
which resulted in the resignation of the
Pi esidenr, brought about suih a feeling of
uncertainty in the financial situation Mat at
the opening of the Stock Exchange this
morning it was felt that di-aster
was imminent Uefore long one lail
ure after another was announced
until live stock linns had suspended
aud the Metropolitan National Rank had
closed it.- dois Its President ikiirse I.
Scnev, had been one of the mo-t prominent
simulators on the Exchange, and was
rated high. The failure of Hatch A:
Foote is likely to involve country
linns as they hold accounts ot manj
private bankers outside of New York as
well a.s individuals wc-t ami south. Secre
tary Folger, who is in the city, has tele
graphed Washington to taVe uj ljnd- on
the l:!7th call on nre-entation. The bonds
are not due until June li'J.
i:cn hi .mas-:.'!.
Wall, Rroad and New stieets, surround
ing the Stock Exchaiig.'. are Jilled with
-.urging ma es. ami the gallflies overlook
ing the trading room are eiovvded to reple
tion. The excitement on all -ides is almo-t
unprecedented. On the floor ot the exchange
all is confusion. Though little new business
Is done, sales, on account of suspendi-d tiniLs,
make a show ot business. The situation i- de
cidedly paniekv. Further lailurcs are look
ed for. Di-tnist is the mo-t prominent
feature, and banks are carefully scrutiniz
ing accounts. The Phirni.x Rank reln-ed to
ceitify checks for Hatch A: F.jte, and tliis
was the immediate cause of the
suspension. A meeting of the clear
ing house ha been called to dis
cuss the situation, which is regarded
as one of great pent Secrctarv Folger has
been at the sub-treasury nil the morning
and was visited by mo-tall the prominent
financiers of Wall street He expresses the
detenniuatiou to use all the power of
the Government to prevent a iaiiic and will
act promptly to the utmost limit of his
authority.
At 12:15 Wall street was a mass of peo
pie from Trinity Church to the Cuiom
House. Both sidewalks and the carriage
way are impassable. At the doors of the
suspended houses the masses of humanity
are denser, and many dist-onsolate faces
gaze at the closed doors. Among the
crowd are seen several well-dressed
ladies, some present from motives other
than of curiosity. The news ot the disasters
seemed to spread with lightning rapidity.
Private carriages with liveried servants from
up town are flying through the streets, and
many now stand outside the doors
of banks and banking houses. The
d'uectors of nearly all the banks are
either in session or present in the buildings
for an emergency. The doors of the Stock
Exchange are guarded by policemen. The
visitors" galleries are being cleared. No one
is now admitted tothe building except
members, clerks and messengers, becan-
the crowd endeavoring to gain admittance la
too large for the capacitv of the building.
STII.I. I.ATKIU
12:45 p. m. Donnell, Law-son & Simpson
have announced their suspension. They
arc large dealer.- in county, water and city
bonds. They are said to have two millions
with the suspended Metropolitan Rank.
Wall Stkket, N. Y -May 14. 2:50 p. m.
Hotchkiss & Rurnham have just an
nounced their suspension. The Atlantic
State Rank of Rrooklvn, also closed its
doors this afternoon.
THE CLEARING HOUSE.
New York, May 14, 2:50 p. m. The
Clearing House Association has just ad
journed after adopting the following: "lie
solrcrf. That in view of the present cri-is,
the banks of this association unite for the
purpose of sustaining each other and the
business community. Resolved, Thataonu
mittee of live be appointed to receive from
banks that are members of the association
bills receivable or other securities to be ap
proved by said committee, who are author
ized therefor to such depositing banks to
loan certificates bearing Interest at six per
cent per aunum not In excess of seventy
live ier cent of the securities or bills receiv
able so deposited, except in the case of
United States bonds, and said certificates
shall be received in settlement of balances
at the Clearing nouse.
Kansas ud the Late Kftllarea.
Topeka, May 14. The failure of Don
nell, Lawson & Simpson will severely hit
Kansas if it is beyond recovery. This firm
is the fiscal agent" of this State, but there ii
only 514,700 of State money with it now.
A few weeks later and Treasurer Howe
would have forwarded the interest on S19S,
000 in bonds due and held. This firm lias
dealings with a large number of Kansas
counties and has probably a larger corres
pondence in thp State than anv
bank in the East In this city the
banks have had bu little to do with Don
nell, Law-oii & Simpson, and will no: be
hurt by a failure of that firm. An effort
was made some time ago to change the !
tal agents, but was unsufcea-sful.
MORE OF THE CRASH.
rhe Effect or the I.nte Failure The Situa
tion Grave, but More Iteaidurinp.
Kew York, May 10. The market at th
Produce Exchange was feverish yesterday,
and at the opening prices fell off a little,
and wild rumors of failures in the West
were started. Subsequently the market
regained what it liad lost only to fall off
again. However, on announcement of fur
ther failures, Wall street, it closed slightly
lower than on Wednesday. There
was talk at the exchange of abolishing
calls, as has already been done in Chicago.
It was the general opinion that this would
be done immediately. At the Cotton Ex
change the market opened finncr, prices be
ing higher tlian at the close of business
Wednesday. There was little business
done, however. When the news of the
failure of Fisk & Hatch reached tlio
exchange, the market broke somewhat
ST. LOUIS FINANCES.
St. Loris, May 10. The .situation here
is practically unchanged. Rankers and
business men generally have no apprehen
sion for the future. More satisfaction ia
expressed at the resumption of the
Metropolitan Rank, and while a little
uneasiness is produced by the suspension of
Fisk & Hatch and a Aery slight flurry
is created by the teniKrary trouble in Kan
sas City, still the general opinion is that
nothing serious will result outside of New
York. Considerable attention was attracted,
however, to Donnell, Lawson A; Simpson,
and there is considerable desire to know the
condition of that firm and what its future
actioa will be. It has intimate rela
tions with and is correspondent of nearly
a bundled b.uiks m Missouri, some sixty
in Kansas, thirty or forty in Texas, and has
numerous connections in all the extreme
Western States and Territories. It is not
known, of course, to what extent they are
involved in this course, but their indebted
ness to Western bankers may run into mil
lions. L. V. Stephens, of Roonville, one of
the most prominent bankers of the in
terior of this State, estimates that
in case of a complete failure of
the firm the loss to Missouri will be fully
500.000. It is also feared the loss to Texas
b nkers will be heavy.
u.nisTui:ni:i in sax kkaxcisco.
San FiiANCisco.May lfi. The suspension
of Fisk & Hutch, of New Fork, crea
ted more surprise than any yet announced.
This Is chiefly due to the fact thai the sus
!ended bank was such a heavy dealer in
Government bonds, largely held on this
?iast; stf-oudlv, they were fiscal agents
of the Chcspeake fc Ohio Railroad sys
tem, controlled by C. P. Hunt
ington, first Vice President of the Central
Pacific. The announcement was immedi
ately followed by rumors as to the effect the
suspension might have on railroad interests
on this cost Charles Crocker, President ol
the Central Pacific, stated emphatically to
a representative of the Associated Press thai
it would have none, that neither the Central
nor the Southern Pacific were or could be
involved with the suspension of the firm.
New York, May 15. 10 a. m. The Met
ropolitan Rank posted a notice that the
j bank examiners hav ing made an investiga
j tion, the bank will resume at twelve o'clock.
Henrv L. Jaques was elected President ol
me Jieiroiioiiiaii liaiiK , juace oi uccrge
. i . t s
J. Seney, resigned. Die floor ot the
Slock Exchange had more than th
usual complement of buyers, and by 9::iQ
crowds of operators gathered in knots
waiting the signal to commence the day's
business. Just as the clock marked ten I
Chairman Mitchell gave three raps of the
gavel. In an instant the pent up excite
ment of the brokers gave vent to a howl, I
and five hundred bauds were lifted in the
iip iirl flu vinmic iviwiIc i'xrik frrrwil in '
which diffeient stocks were dealt in En Mbs. ANS Lacocr, of New Orleans, La.,
live minutes had elapsed the gavel was write,: "I have a son who has been sick for
again heard among great din, and the an- two years; he has been attended by our lead
nouncement was made that Dimmick ing phvsieians, bu- all to no purpjse. We
& Co.. of the United Rank had sus-. bad nfthe house a bo' tie of Dr Wm. Hall's
nended. Dimmick is Piesident of the
Rankers & .Merchants' Telegraph Company.
WHAT COL'I.I) SA S. i
Jay Gould stated to the Titbnnc: "This!
disturbance is a senseless thimr. It comes
from a fear of eacli other by both banks and I
brokers. I think, rather than anything '
else. The general calling of loans
is wholly unnecessary and loonsn.
I supjKtse the banks are a little mon
cautious than usual on account of the los!
suffered by the First National last week,
but I think the worst is over; people wiD
regain their senses, and there will be orden
liar Tr ill rwnr ftt tin f frrttti niiTVnni
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(.-.iser u pa: up oaoos. x m- actum ui u
lfIXIV-? .? . lAJ-.v,4llt J-1 V S11-f llll . fc-.1
there can be no panic while the banki
stand together. I am sure all the excite
ment is at an end." He says the action ol
banks, in deciding to jkioI issues, has de
cirierf the situation favorably. He does not
anticipate further failures of either bankj
or banking houses, although he admits the
possibility that some weak stock houses
may susicnd temporarily. The failure ol
the latter he docs not regard as a misfor
tune, as the weediug out of small dealer!
helps to give a healthier tone to the genera!
situation.
GRANT 4 WARD.
Receiver Davies reports the liabilities ol
Grant & Ward, so far as he is able to ascer
tain, at $14,01,531. Collaterals held bj
creditors between ten and twelve millions,
leuvingan unsecured indebteduess of be
tween two and three millions.
A SLIGHT KRKEZK IN KANSAS CITT.
Kansas City, May 15. At an early bom
this morning ciowds began to gather around
the banks. The news from New York yes
terday had created some excitement
especially among small depositors, many ol
whom Iud all their savings in bank and
naturally felt a little nervous. As the how
for the opening of the banks approaclied,
the crowds about the doors grew denser,
and speculations were rife a to what would
be done. While some wore serions coun
tenances, the greater portiou of the peopll
were good natured. At nine o'clock the an
nouncement was made that an agreement
had been entered into by all the bankers ol
tho city to pay twenty per cent on deposit
and give, if desired, a certified check for the
balance, payable only through the Clearing
House. The purpose of this measure waa
obviously to avoid the dangers of apank
stricken run. The large depositors were uni
fonnly confident and kept away from th
banks. All of the large mercantile nousei
made their deposit, this morning as if
notliins unusual had occurred. This had a
decided tendency to check alarm on the pari
of those who were disposed to be frightened
at the outlook and the crowds soon began
to perceptiblj melt
Another Diamond.
Milwaukee, May 16. A rumor wascur
rent that two other large diamonds had-becn
found in the diggings near Eagle, in this
State. The report was only partially true.
Mr. Roynton informed a correspondent thai
one small diamond of the same shape but
lighter in color, and a half carat in weight,
had been found. The stone was exhibited
tnd-fonnd to be several shades lighter.- The
stone was found in the same hole as the
first one, at a depth of twenty feet The
shaft had been sunk down forty-five feet If
a stratum of gravel similar to that in which
the other stones were found should b
struck, it was the plan to stone np the shaft
ami then drift in either direction from tlu
main shaft
Wouldn't Exaggerate.
"A freight car doesn't appear to be a
bi thing, but you have no idea what it
will hold until you come to crowd it
once," remarKed a passenger, as vre
pa-sAl a "boarding car" for track
bauds. "I'll teil you what I saw once
out in Nebraska. At a station called
Sutton, on the extension of the Burling
ton Road, the whole town for about a
month was one freight car. Yes, sir,
just one freight car run out on a couple
of old rails by the side of the track. It
contained the freight office, ticket office,
telegraph office, waiting-room, express
office, and a real-estate office, a grocery,
with wet goods attachment, a small
stock of dry goods, and the agricultural
implement man had his stock scattered
around, and his office in the car. Tire
railroad agent's family lived in the car,
too. and his wife tookin boarders. Nor
that ain't all. The last day I was there
I saw a sign on that car, Furnished
Rooms to Rcnt,'"J ut I afterward learned
that meant a bunk in the tent on tlio
roof. 1 would n t exaggerate about this
freight car just to squeeze in a little joke
like that." Chicago Ikraltl.
CCKES Or RIIEDMATIS3I AND SCI
ATICA I'r.EKSKii.L, N. Y., March 3. 1SS4.
I am a boat-bmlt.e r living at l'eekskill,
New York. I have bo.-n greatly troubled
during the past w inter wilh Rheumatism
in my back and shoulder. I have usod
Allcock's Pusters and they always re
lieve the pain. I have used other plasters
l econinicnded by friends, but I find All
COCK's decidedly the bet Wo havo used
tlrcm in tho family for soma years, and
would not bo without thorn.
Wm. It Osborx.
CrtOTON Lasuino. New York,
Jan. LU, 1SS4. f
This will certify that Bkandkktu's Pills
nnd Allcock's Porous Plasters curtd mo
of a very seveio attack of sciatica. I was
taken with this scvorJ pain on January 4,
1SS1, aud, having tried various remedies
without benefit, I bethought me of the
abovo nam-d medicines. I took two pills
every n'gat at bed-time, and put fivi All
cock's Porous Plasters on my limbs. I
had not u-o I them over three days before
I felt great relief, and in thirty days I was
complettly cureJ. They took all th rheu
matism out of my system. Thanking God
first, and you secondly, I am truly yours,
etc., E. Chase,
Principal Public School, Croton Landing.
When purchasing a Porous Plaster, b
stiro to get "Allcock's." All other bo
called Porous Plasters are imitations.
"BvTTKit better behave yourself," sold
tho turn.p to tho po alo, "or somi ono will
com- along and taka the starch out of
you."
JJervous, dysr-eptic individuals, whoso
disins otlni'id and body mike life mis-erat-le,
if your sutfT ngs havo been pro
longed ana men-nd uy th uso or bitters
(Vir invunui.u v.uiv.1 v t. niuuv.?
an.4 T-.it rnilml st . . f l(1 ni
ana l:vr
; diseases, throw- ail such nostrums aside
; ,mj fi,i health. sirnglh and vigor in that
simnle remedy known as Dr. (Juysou's
Y)i--w IVv'k Kd -'r-unrilla. Itpuriii's
the blood, strengtsens the unrnry" nnd di
geMve oigans, uud iiii-s new life into
all pans ot the body. No other remedy
equals it. Have your druggistget it for you.
Maivc folks bnve a corner on spruce
ruai. It is in tho corner of tho mouth.
Loiccll Citizen.
' Balsaji or tue Lung,
We adininis-
, tered it and li
s was instantly relieved."
A fair X chinze Two fives for a ten.
Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald.
We take pleasure in informing the pub
lic of the merits of Papillou Catarrh Cure.
. It will cure Chronic Catarrh, Cold in the
Head, Rose-cold, and for Hay Fever no
, reuwdy is as erTeetiv.. It has cured hun
dreds of caes. SjM by druggists.
Not what its
ancient egg.
cracked up to be An
M Rouzh on Corns." ISe. Ask for it. Com-
t j fa cure !mrd or sof t corns.warts.bunions.
i .
A cfitcai. story The
Boston Post.
grain report.
" Mother Swan's Wonn Syrup," for fev
erishness,vvorms,constipatioii,tas.teless. 'Sic
m
The famo that comes from hanging is
but hemp-tie honor. V. 0. Picayune.
Papillox Cough Cure is a delicious vege
table syrup. A cure for Whooping Couga,
tuat has never laned. By druggists.
"Buchu-paiba." Quick, complete cure, all
innoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, (1.
A BROKEN
PoU.
idla The tramp. Boston
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY. May 30. 18f,4.
' CATTLE Shipping S. leers.... $5
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
no
native lieiters
Native Cows
ltutchers' Steers..
HOGS Good to choico heavy
WHEAT No. 1
No
CORN No. 2
1 v 1 aV"- !)
FLOUR Fancy, per Rack
HA V Car lots, brljrht
HUTTEU Choice duiry
CHEESE Kansas, new
EOCiS Choiee.....
POKK Hams
Shoulders
LARD
WOO! Missouri, unwached..
POTATOES Per bushel
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE Shlpniujr Steers. . ..
Butchers. Steers...
HOGS Good to choice
SHEEP Fair to choice
FLOKJt XXX to choice
WHEAT No. 2 Winter.,.
CORN No.2 mixed
4 10
5(0
4 00
5 27' J
5 40
5 20
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100
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7 50
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5 25
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ItYE-No. 2
COTTON Mhldllnir
.. 16 55
.. 10
ft 16 75
ft U'4
TOBACCO New Lu?s
Medium new leaf
CHICAGO.
CATTLE Good shipping:
HOGS Good to choice
SHEEP Fair to choice
FLOTJlt Common to choice..
WHEAT No. 2 red
No. 2 Spring
COiliO
POUK New Mess
NEW YORK.
CATTLE Exports
HOGS Good to choice
COTTON Middling
FLOUR Good to choice
WHEAT No. 2 red
No. L'Sprlnp
CORN N o. :. ...... ......
OATS Westnrn mivKi
POUK Standard Mesa
4 40
6 25
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5 75
5 70
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Horror of Klaeml FoUonlmc.
" I have been pohoned with Mercury and
Potash!" U the tale ef theusaatU wko
write our pbyiicUa ia record to treat
ment of Blood d Skia diseases, and it
would eeem that what they ay must be
tree, for it is "with one accord." If you
haro been poisoned in this way or kave
any blood or skia disease or cancer, send
to us for Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases which will be mailed free. Thk
Swift SfecwicCo., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
A scientist asserts that a bee can only
sting once in two minutes. We wsuld re
spectfully add that that's all it generally
needs to.
nmle's Honey or Horeliounrt and Tar
To a cold is like oil on troubl d waters.
1'ike's toothache drops cure in one minute.
A paper announces that a star actor will
play "Ten Thousand Miles Away." Ah I
if he only would! Lynn Item.
Catarrh and Hat Fever. For twenty
years 1 was a suffarer from Catarrh of the
head and throat in a very aggravated
form, and during tho summer with Uay
Fever. I procured a battle of Ely's Cream
Balm and after a few applications received
decided b-nofit was cured by one bottle.
Have had nd return of the comjilaint.
Charlotte Parker, Waverly, N. .
"Another expedition to the pole," said
tho man, as ho wended his way to bis
barber shop.
Tun best test of a human life is tho
amount of p;ot-' it ba Iwou and done to
others. Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham may bo
given a seat ot honor anions tho-it who
have helped to change sickness into health,
and to transform the darkness of. bUtfenng
into the sunshine of rest and hope.
Habit, if not resisted, soon becomps ne
cessily. Eating is one of these unfortu
nate habits.
If you want a fine looking Face,
And a Skin rsy and clear,
Us9 "Bek.so.s's" Sulphur Soap; all Trace
Of Dise-ise will disappear.
3jSold by druggists, etc., everywhere.
The man who pursues the even tenor of
hi vrav never commits a ba3s act. Bos
ton Budget.
TnosE Complainino of Sore Throat or
Hoarseness should use Buow.n's Bronchial
Troches. The effect is extraordinary.
Singers and speakers use them for clearing
the voice. Sold onlu in boxes. 15 cts.
An actress is like a lit 1 girl in one re
epect. Wliin she gets mad she won', play.
X. Y. Dial.
Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Rencwer" re
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepaia,l.
A teau-steu The Whip. 2terclant
Trader.
"Rough on Coughs." rK5.,at Drmrgists. Com
plete cure Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat.
Public speakers and singers uso Piso's
Cure for hoarseness and weak lungs.
Union Stove and Machine Works
lEAViarWOKTH, EAJVSAS,
iLixcrACTt-azsi of
ts
STOVES!
Architectural Iron Work, House Fronts,
and Castings of Every Description.
Patent Bash Weights, and " Portable,
Indispensable Bake Ovens," for Bakers',
Confectioners' and Family Ue.
DEALERS IN
Enamelled and Plain Hollow-Ware,
Rebbrr and Leather Brlllnj;. Brass
!. (Jan and Water Pipe, mad
aiaclitNlftU' Muppllra.
TRAMMEL NETS
HOOP NETS,
FISHING TACKLE.
JfBT) maanfvnred bv r. waminf r& of lx-t twin?
Cil material. VVr.te to a. for prices before purchaainc-
E. E. MENCES & CO.
Direct Importers of Guns and Gun Goods,
121-123 West Fifth Street,
TllniCrafed t-lllnl' Fn-e Unm.-w City, Jlo.
Itcgrnf ration for
enft.-t.blcd tyttemi.
mCerin from a gen
eral ant of tone, and
lis uual concomit
ant, dftpeiala an J
nervousness. Is
seldom derlTkble from
tlieueof a nourlb
Ing diet and stimuli
ol appetite, unaided.
j A medicine that will
s- enectaremovaloitlk
'p speilficolMtacIetore-
I neeaneaananavis
- or. that Is a sennlne
- corrective. Is I be real
n-rd. Hlstlie poucF
lentf this grand re
qu Iremcnt which
makcsHostet ter s
Stamscb Bltiers so
effective as an Inva
riant. ForaalPbvftM
felTTEftS
Drujg1ls and Dealers
grnerauj.
CANCER
Tho deTelopmenU of the treatment of Cancer with
Swift's Specific seem so wonderful, that all so afflicted
should write us.
CANCER for 14 TEABS.
SrABTAYBTnto. 8. C, March 11 1E84.
I hare for 14 years been a sufferer from a runnlnR
sore on my face that oervbody called a Cncb- 1
haye used over S30U worth of medl-'ne and fonndno
J?11.'.:: bo?S f our months ago I bought one bottle of
Swift s Specific from Dr. if B. Ileinltsh. and rlnce
hare bought Are others, hae taken It, and they have
coaxo me sound and well! Mr face Isaifrerfrom a
fl ,,Xn7o4'r and m-Y health Is perfectly restored.
I feel like forty years had bei-u lifted off my head.
Yours thankfully, ELIZA T1H3LET.
TrcatlM oa Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawers, Atlanta, Ga.
K.T. Offlee. 159 TP. 23d St.. bet. 6th and 7th A vs.
DTCrs BriltD SlISIK
TOT.M hlWHI T lllll' I w
y. .,l.r,. !, m. i
liririlvl
. , r h mr .riaa
L. a. L. SaiTII a ItX, la-rau, raUUaa, 111,
' ...
PILES
Anakesls" 5lTr.Vff
---- -- - i tiKjfium im
an infallible cure for Piles.
Price SI, from dnintsts, or
s-nt Drenalil br mall Sim Dies
frte. Ad "JLSA.ti.Smtm,"
jj.Kcn. .uoxziie. aewsoac.
JiiifiiiiiiiiS
M" CltUtATU MJ
tayiSfcsjl!cr
IVHfMSJffc
a. b f . k
A?V OiaPkw
Ssamv SJC u
Iblfl larBf
tTM. rnMMTTM
Ms
KIDNEY DISEASES
vj
AND CJ
LIVER COMPLAINTS, o
Betaaso it acts a tte LIVKR, BOWXLS aai
KIBXETS at tfce sate time.
Because It fl- the system of thepotaoo.
oua humora that dertlope la Kidney and Urt
nary Dlaeasea, TflUnniaese. Jaundice. Constipa
tion, Files, or in Boeumattsm, Neuralgia, Ner
vous Siaccders and all Female Cornplalnta.
& SOLID PROOF Of THIS.
TV WOXi SUKD.T CT7BB
CONSTIPAT10M. PILES.
and RHEUMATISK,
By causins T2BB ACTHKT of all the crgaas
and fttncttoTJ, thereby
CLEANSING tho BLOOD
restoring thencTmalpowerto throw off disease.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of th worst forms of them terrible diseases
have been quickly relieved, and in a abort lime
PERFECTLY CURED.
rues, $ i. uqiiD oa out, sold kt dkccgists.
Dry can be sent by mall.
WELLS, H1C1IAHTJSON St Co., Burlington, VL
3 be4 t'isp fdr DiMrj Almaaas for 1SSC.
PAPILLON
SKIN CURE,
An external means of curlnp Skin dlscaaesr.
Theru is Pcarco!y any eruption but will yielO
to I'aplllon Skin Cure. Ordlnaw pimples, red
ness, blotches, scurf, rouffhoess, vanish aa if
by maarfc; while eniiuriiiff Skin disorders, that
have plagutd tho sutfercrs for yeurs. howevea
deeply rooted, Tapilloii Skin Curo will suecesw
t'ully attack. It destroys the aniranlcuhi
which cause these unsightly, irritable, palnfu
affection?, and produces a clear, healths skin.
ItisahiK-cincctiro for salt rheum, eczema,
erysipelas, scrofula, Fc.ild-hcad, tetter, hive-
rush, dandruff, barbcrs-iteh, pimples, etinjrsj,
itch, plant poisoning and poisoned wounds,,
ring-worm, sunburn and eruptions of tho skin.
For piles, internal Itching, or bleeding, and fo
ull discuses of tho skin, this remedy ia aposi'
tive cure.
Price, tl.OO per bottle, six for $5.00. Direc
tions hi ten languages accompany every botUo
t2TFor salo by all druggiste.
ii nw isthetm
To prevent and cure all Skies
I m jBoti
Diseases," and to f ecum a whltoa
a:id beautiful Complexion, us
BEESON'S
Aromatic Alum Sulphur Soap,
Sold by Draffglsts. Onceake will bescnton rccdp
of JiS cents to any artJris.
WM. IMlEYDM'l'KU Manufacturer. ZM Nortt
Front StiCvi. riil.a-lc-Ipliln. l'.u
DCCT"'!"!11'' ecjiiuMlcal L-undryPoap fois
DCO WalilnB,e'PJcUlly Merino. Woolmsatis
Unajrjrirmon: (ilcan-i J rt et anily; tnilC'Helolli'i.
i,'Jl,i',i..,?y ' DEEYDOPPEL'S.'
Sold hy all wiio!ealc gniccra an'l first-class n-tallers.
XX.-CAUTIOFJ.-XX.
Is BLUE FUNNEL Garments
Of Inferior Quality or Goods
are sold as the "cnulne Middlesex," which arc no1,
aijile by that mill. Tlu'MtddleM'z Company, tn ord
t protect thelreus-omersand the public i;lvc notlc
thathi-n-afirrallCI .tliIrumafroiii THEMIDDLK
SEXSTAN'DAUD IN'DIOO IlLrE KI.ANST.LS ANIT
YACIirCLOTIIS. BoUlby all leading clothier, raus.
lrth"MLKIIANfiKRS."fnmlhed by the Selling
Agents to all parties onlcrluK the goods.
WENDELL, FAY & CO.,
SELLIMJ AGEJITS, MTDDI.ESET COMPANT.
88 aud MM Worth Si , Ni-w York: :t7 Krankllu St..
Button; 214 Chestnut St.. 1'hiIadelDhla.
An Honest Offer!
If yon are not enjoying good health
we will nn rertain conditions srnd(
roa 0!V TRIAI oar Kleetrlek
Ilrsllcsted Appllnneeatomiif-
your case, and ii tuey fail tucnreorii
greatly benefit you within a month y.
neuiaAvuwiuAiKr. s iwx Terj luw.r
Tlier are Ihe marrel ot th ace.t
?3,0O Carra made during 1S43.K
llluktrsted book givli-u full partlcn-h
lara and blank for rtatetnenl of joui j
case sent free. Addres at once ?
ELECTBIO PAD UTS CO,
BKOilKLY.W. YT
FEMALE DISEASES.
flR. . I. UK!KTKk,anuiil and expt.-rirnee
" linmropiithlc rhylclAn, -who has demoted niAn
years to the Miidvand treatmi nt of dUeases peculiar
to feinalea, jnd Iid!i prepared wilh all nccenf ary ln
struntenta and conveniences, resncctfolly iiffera h!
prof, clonal tcnlci-- to alllnnet'duf the ram-. I'.v
tlents from a distant will be provided wl h miubls
aciuntraodatlotu a: r-aonablc prlreM. Connltitlof
I rre and a cure piarsnteid In e t ry rae accepted fov
tnatmtnt. Office, corner Main and TwclIUi streets.
Kansas City. Mo. Corrrspond-ncc follclled.
O $15G ORGANS FREE t
Equal Chance for ALL.
Oot ornn to U tMn Wot tai dm Eilof lh Hn
tisirpDi Rivrr. Tki
rMu&n of "ll.mCW.r,
!av4lrl.oaraAl)t
uid(;iorrma(SbnLDrrr
t free to th mpoii
nA3iinc tbt tisoitntTmt
JoDtlft. If tlvrrvorinrivi
kttc OW Tausint tf.i-
tnt rtrrirrd from Ut aal
twmel &c i m er, Ifc e
nl tieennit. With jmxraoiwi
witiLssninir'
iamutirCc.
(rMtal octcer two rcBtitAmi
Che
eer will l tnt to too mi iMimtLsav saV aaa i r.T..
Coxr, N,w 1 Utco, Cobs. (or wiacr of but Orfaa m Kt iaou.).
tuts nrxrw
ELASTIC TRUSS
Has a Pad different from alloUi-
ers. is cud xhaDe. with Self-Ad-
Justing lull In ccntsr, adapts It-
e:i loauposinons or ine Dooy,
while the bftll In the cup pros ses
back the Intestines jusa ta
reron does with the finger.
' Hernia is held tuvnrvXv div aniJ
With l.'cht prewmre tBc Ilernia is held securely day an
nlk'tit, and a radical cure ortjun. Itlaeasr. durable arvfc
rhcap. sentbynnil. CJ-cular free. ECCLESTOli
TC1USS CO., 69 OuarUornSt., Chlcatto, lil.
IJTSTITrrTB.
Establ!ihedl.Hi72; Incorporaled.
la Forthe-Curcof Cmneers.
Tussore-, iTIcera, Herofulat
snd 8i Diiutu. without tho
oseof knire or Loss or Btooo, and little pain. For
IK FORMATION, CIRCUUIKS 1XD KCTXKKXCK9. address
SB. W. Im POND. Aarora. Kaia C.HU.
taai5i'avtti'i I'lilH
HHl WHCIC AIL IUC FAILS.
Best CaoghHyrup.Tastas good.
DseloUma. HoMbydruggista.
lI8151gIWlglllsfrEI
"THE BKST IS CHEAPEST.'
KCIN1S. TUDlTCUCDCSAffmia I
Imefiten linfcOnuilfJ QtrerliUers
(Salted tesll sections. ) WritaJwamswIlteFaanale
aaaTPriceatoThaAnltBan ot Taylor Ca, MsnsflsM. Ohio.
FARM
DBaUTlLK. Cautaaoeai
rnv Lost nailed' ffe Aadreas
C. A. BsWCKETT. crr,
Eassss Ctr. Mo.
HAIR
Vholculr snd retail. Send f Jr prlee-IlsU
f5ixl ent C O. D Wigs made to order.
K. nUUNHAM. 71 State Street. Chicago
Oeod Pay Tor Aa-eata. SlOOtoSSO per
m. made oelllos; our sine Books t BIMes,
Write to J. C McCurdy A Co., St. !als. Mo.
$65
A HOHTH andBOAKB forth-ccIIts
Young Mm or Ladles. In each county. Ad
dress T. Jf. ZIEULER ft CO.. Chicago. 11L.
EftoofKEP OPIUM HABIT
ph. j. q Hommr. jstfereov. wiscoagpf.
i III tfl t IE P?r week for ladies or.genfs..
Sill IU 13 Work done at year own home. No
canvassing. Address Wkjitjtas Art Co., St. Loois,lo.
A. N.K. D. No. 979
IFjrS.V IVXMTIMtl TO AMrMtTiaKRfl
yleaue you aase thm AsfearMacmeMS
stt thtm pmpmr.
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