Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 October 1886 — Page 4
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Solid Daily Train (each way) between CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. Solid Daily Trains (each war) betwoea ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE.
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Find CUte, Second Clate emd Emigrani Pateengcre, oil carried on fW Exprewe Trains, counting of Palace Sleeping Care, tUgaxt Pmrlor Cbaejket W comfortable Day Coacha, all running THROUOS WITHOUT CHANGE Only 10 Honrs Time
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But Four Hours fefce em . MlsratawlfMM K'way it tne only Line between St. Ixnte and Cincinnati Under one management, running all ita trains throagh "SOLID," and in consaqnence ia the only recognised trat claaa vote between those cities, its Easy Grades, Its Splendid Metmt Fewer, Steel Rails, Straight Track, and SoUd Road Bed feasible the O. AM. to make (aster avaav age time than any other Western Road. 9" Ask for Ticket via O. A M. B'y.-tal l"or sate by Agents of connecting lines Bast, West, North and South. W. W. FEABODY JPresJdent ma Oeau aTt W. a SHATTUC, Gen. Pass. Agi, CIS CINNATI, OBIO:
Trains b.
Chicago and Louisville,
r wttli the B&ri and day trains
on of ChiCTgoontba Great 'lTironghTrnne- Trinea West and Sorthweat, and with the morning and
evening tnromm trains onset- jlouis vine on ana Great Southern and Southwestern Uses. This Popular Boote now inns the moat comfortable eoaebas and Parlor Can on day trains, aad Pullman Keepers on night trains, and has oidymechanmofesrstoalltheTclp<owna ad cities in the North. Booth, East, or West. Sell Throat Tickets oyer nil the -rmriona cross, ing and eormeetrngnOioad line, and cheek bao II ill In n.i illl. lflialfan Mlnaf
tho illaaiiMaiilihi a j am tin of recbseUns. the danger of missing direct coaneetions, and the expense and worry of tiresome hay-over on thvjoor-
Winter am
Sznionsa. and mnnoVtah
Bmmner Tourists' Enaratpn Tiek-
eta on sale in their respective seasons. Wffl cheerfully give travelers foil information in regard to the best connections, the fewest and easiest changes, and the most comfortable and pleasant route; and will tarnish BaJroad
xnne-xaoias aw roawn, ouutatuiuuc
t to trarelurs, on appu-
CABTBB PERKING,
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S. M. Orchard &
proprietors.
THE NEWS. i Intelligence by Wire from All the World FOEEIQN. A train laden with German soMiors, roroviiing home from Strasburg and Abaco after baring completed their throo roars' service, collided with another triin near the Berlin depot Ihreeof the soldiers were killed and
twenty wounded Tho collision was caused by the miaplauing of a switch.
The British Parliament was prorogued
until Nor. U with the customary Queen's ape eh.
The forcible collocttcn of school fees in
London is accompanied by cases where every scrap of household furniture has been seized and sold The Sadie,! olubs advise resistance
to tile law.
Bonanza Hackay offered to advance a
large loan to Bulgaria during tha reign of Prinoo Alexander. lb is statoJ that King
Charles of Roumania will be elected Prince of Bulgaria.
The Irish constabulary lias captured fonr
more of the party of mooalightors encountered at Fealo bridge. Each was badly wounded with buckshot. All tho prisoners are respectable farmers in County Kerry.
The American Consul at Turin is attending
the sessions of a convention of scientists who
contemplate forming a socioty of prehistoric events in America. They declare that America has a past as full of int3rast to scientific men
i that of Italy or Greece. Turkey will equip 60,000 Kurd.sli horse
men: in the same manner that the Husmn Cos-
e equipped
The Bnssian Government intends to estab
lish a tobacco monopoly throughout tne
empire.
Four hundred socialists of Lcipsic, witn
an expelled leader as their head, paraded the streets with rod flags, uttering denunciations of the Government Th? police attempted to capture the rtoga, and a fierce fight ensued, many being wounded on each side. Seven of the anarchists were made prisoners.
At Canton, China, n woman charged with
poisoning her husband and three relatives was
out up exaetly into 1,000 pieces. it nas neon
shown mat she was innocent of tho offense,
but the people clamored for hor death, which the Viceroy finally ordered.
China intends to issue a loan for JoO.OOO,-
COO for the construction of railways in tho
empire. .
PESS05AL. The Bt-Bev. i. F. Shannahan, Bishop of
the Soman Catholic Diocese of Harrisbnrg, Pa., is dead.
The handsome young bndo of C A Ru
dolph, of Baltimore, having a fear that she
would become insane, killed herself with a revolver, firing four shots into hor left breast Her sister heard the reports and rushed into
the room, when tho dying woman requested her to fire the remaining shots and end her misery.
James Russell Lowell arrived at Boston
bst we k from England.
Gea. Booth, of the Salvation Army, has
arrived at New York, and will inspect the
forces in this country.
John Eaten Cooke, the author, died last
week, at hie residence in Clark County, Vir
ginia.
CoL C. t Greene, formerly editor of the
Boston Putt, died in Boston, at the age of 84
Joseph Neal, a maternal uncle of Presi
dent Cleve'and, died of old age at Baltimore.
He was 81 years old, and had been a resident
of Baltimore all his life.
Ex-President Arthur has returned to his
home at New York from New London, Conn.
Save for the natural fatigue of the journey,
he is reported fe-linfr as well as usual.
Resident Dentist.
Dr. J. W.
CRA.N.
New Block, op-stairs, owe
(Mars Book Store. All work warrants.
Office in ths
POPULAR SCTEMCE.
The completeness of the work dims by the earlier astronomers is shown by the fact, recently stated, that oat of the 6.000 or more nebulae now known, the
Herchels had discovered 5,000. Cukes of sciatica are reported aahav
ing taken place in Paris after a single
application of Dr. Debove 8 method of
freezing the skin above the painful parts with a spray of chloride of methyl. The operation is said to be applicable
also to facial neuralgia.
The Paris News says that at the
baby show in that city is an infant JH . years old, bora near Dieppe, which
weighs eighty-six pounds, and is three
lee Sen inches in height. lie is possessed of great strength, and promises
to be a giant like his grandfather, although his father is of rather less than
ordinary statue.
D. G. Doase gives a beautiful, sim
ple experiment which may interest the amatenr with the microscope. Upon a slip of glass pot a drop of liquid antic ehloride of argentic nitrate, with half a grain of metallic zinc in the auric
chloride, and copper in the silver. A growth of exquisite gold and silver ferns
will appear beneath she eye
A new method of dressing wounds,
by which their healing is said to be hastened and the pain made to disappear at once, has been brought into no
nce by a -trench surgeon. It eonsi
m the application of compresses wet with a decoction of thirty parts of valerian root in 100 parts of water. It is
expressly stated that the treatment is
of no avail in deep wothhIb.
A writer in the Therapeutic Gazette recommends soups made of lentil flour.
mixed with one-eighth part of ground
matt, for the use of invalids, in warm
ing, the diastase of the malt converts
the nour into soluble and easfly-disested
substances. The soap may be flavored
with beef tea. The -writer says that
lentil flour contains more inorganic
'salts and twice as much nitrogenous material as wheat or oat flour. The German Minister of War has given orders for a number of dogs to be trained with a view of testing the value
of the services they might render to sentinels engaged in keeping guard during the night. It is fully believed that by the help of these sagacious animals outposts would be far less liable to surprise, and that the dogs would
always give notice of the approach of the enemy much earlier than it could lie detected by the sentinel without
sifli assistance.
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PUfAUOIAL AND JJTDTJSTBIAL.
The Western Nail Association has ad
vanced the card rate to 92.30.
Davidson A Hay, wholesale grocers at
Toronto, suffered lods by fire to the extent of
9120,000. They were insured for $70,000.
The damage to adjoining property was 930,-
0U.
The business failures occurring through
out the' country last week numbered for the
United States 105, and for Canada twenty-two, or a total of 18T, as compared with a total of
285 the previous week
In the Federal Court at Buffalo four cigar-
makers were held in $1,000 each for an at
tempt to boycott non-union factories.
A call for 915,000,003 of 3 per aant bonds
of the series of 1883 has been issued by the Assistant Secretary of tho Treasury.
The Crop Statistician of Indiana finds that
the average yield of corn will be thirty-six
bushels to ths acre.
The acting Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the reopening of tho mint at Carson
City as an assay office for tho reception of bullion. The order is an experimental one.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company has come into possession of five fur
naces and fifteen hundrel coke ovem, and as
many more will be speedily built. Pig-iron is to be made in Tennessee and Alabama for less than 9 per ton.
gross; ana aomanan a revision oi mm jj which aliens are allowed to own largo bodies
of land.
Tho Massachnselts Republican State Con
vention at Boston was composed of 1,217 del
egates, and was prodded over by rionry Cabot
Lodge. There was a long list of Vico rrcsi-
dents including Senators Dawes and Hoar,
Congrossmnn Long, Rico, Ranney, Hayuen, Whiting, and Davis. Tho following tioket was nominated: Governor, O ivir Ames; Lieutenant Governor, J. Q. A Brackett; Secretary of State, Honry B. Pierco; Treasurer, A W. Beard; Auditor, Charles Ladd; Attornoy Goneral, Edgar J.Shormau. Tho platform approves oivil-sorvico reform, opposes convict labor and tho importation of contract labor, condemns intimidation and coercion by striking workmen, promises to support any just demand made in behalf of votor m soldiers, demands a prompt sjttlemont of tho disputes bo'weon
this country and Groat Britain over tho fishery question, opposes all horizontal reductions of the tariff, denounces tho removal of officials by tho administration, the conduct of the Cutting affair by tho State Department, tho failuro of Congress to enact a bankruptcy
law, to ropeal the silvor coinago law, and to urovido for coast defenses. Tho liquor plank
favors the strict enforcement of laws enaotod to suppress intemperance, and the submission
to tho people of a prohibitory amendment to the constitution.
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i) .'. lui mu.o . ujiHii iusurtiiaiwfjt. Their iieVks are omr-Wely covered with fine, dark-'.-,' !.. J luur or fur, shorty soft, and unlike the black hair of tnenead; in the boy the .hairy oover- ' ing extends down the thighs to the knees. In addition to these large covered spaces, the bodies of both are covered with circular patches of fur, varying in size from that of a pea to a hand's breadth, as many as a hundred of these spots showing upon the girL Abnormal development of the sub-cutaneous synovial sacs and other peculiarities are noted by medical observers.
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P0IJTI0AL. The Democrats of New Jersey nominated
B. L Greene, of Union County, for Governor.
A platform was adopted which udoraes the administration of President Cleveland, demands the amendment and enforcement of the immigraton laws so as to absolutely ex
clude convict and pauper lr.bor; applauds the
action of the Democratio House in endeavorins; to restore corporation land grants to
the public domain; declares that the lntor-est-bearing debt of the country should be reduced "whenever the surplus in tho Treasury can be used for that purpose" ; that every child is entitled to a fair education at the ex
pense of the Commonwealth; that laws should be enacted Koverning the employment of children; and denounces as unjust the laws which protect capital in its assaults upon labor. The Connecticut Democrats, in convention at New Haven, placed the following ticket in the field: Governor, Edward S Cleveland; lieutenant Governor, E. E, Bradley; Secretary of State, Bryan F. Hahon; Treasurer, W. W. Skiddy; Comptroller, Katoolm B, Griswold The platform eulogises the administration of President Cleveland and promises him support in the work of reform, indorses tho National Democratic platform or l&Sl, favors a policy of coast defense, approver of the steps taken to rebuild the navy, and declares that "a wollMgulated license law, thoroughly executed, will best promote the cause of temperance and good order in society, but a license law under the control of an exclusive partisan board of County Commissioners, who act for their party rather than the welfare of society, will fail of ha primary object" The Colorado Bepublicans met in convention at Denver, and nominated the following
candidates for Btato offices: Governor, William
H. Meyer; Lieutenant Governor, N. H. Moldrmn; Secretary of State, .Tames Rice; Treasurer, V. W Breen; Congressman, Judge G. G. gyms; Auiitor, D. P. Kinsloy; Attor-
u-. " 3,1 aiu Marsh; Superintend
ent -i f'ul'lic Int,ruct:on, S. B. Cor-
i u. li 'I . latform reaffirms tho principles I r '.in ui'-.,nai Republican platform; favors
i li . ' ir.ns, free coinago of silver, na-
! ' '.!: .. -nt:on of labor troubles, a high
tmiil, .mi regulation of interstate commerc.i. and opposes convict labor and Chincso immigration.
The Nebraska Republican Convention,
which was presided over by Congressman A
J. Weaver, placed in the field tho following
ticket: Governor, General John M. Thayer;
lieutenant Governor, H. H. Shedd; Secretary of State, G. L. Laws; Treasurer, O. H.
Wiiliard; Auditor, H. A Babcock; Attorney General, William A Lose; Commissioner
of Public Lands an 1 Buildings,
Joseon Scott: Superintendent of
Public Instruction, George B. Lane.
Tho platform favors the intelligent organization of the wage-workers for all lawful purposes, but refuses to sanction anarchism or mob violence in the settlement of differences between employes and amployera; favors the
BAIL ROAD INTELLIGENCE. It is reported that C. H. Prior has a accept
ed tho general managership of tho Northern Pacific Road, at a salary of $13,000 a year.
John D. Taylor, Treasurer of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company, is dead. It is said that the Rock Island Road, by tho purchaso of two lots at Dos Moines, balked tho plans of the Burlington and Northwostern Roads to join their tracks for trains from St Paul to Kansns City. Cedar lieu to the amount of a half million are boing shipped from Chicago for uso on the Mexican Central Road. The Vora Cruz Railway is laying sisal ties, which cost $tiffi each in England, at the rate of 1,850 to tho mile. The Chicago, Burlington and Northern Road is to bo opaneJ to the public on Oct. 17, with two daily train to and from St Paulone of them boing a limited express.
" GENERAL. Tho Relief Committee t Charleston, S. C., reports itself able to furnish food and shelter to tho needy, but calls attention to the faot that many housos most ho repaired, if at all, by public aid. Government engineers report a damafjo of $3,000,000 sustained by tho r.ir hundred buildings already inspostcd. The prediction made by Wiggins has done r'ioh so nnncrvo tho public. A Kansas City dispatch says that C. J. Wcatherby, Prosidont; WiU'am H. McCurdy, Secretary, and E. E. Penn, cashier, of tho Ka w Valley Life Insnranco Association, of that city, have disappeared, and their whereabouts are unknown. Tho company's books have ditappearcd, hence no statement of the company's affairs can bo made. The company did business chiefly in Kansas on the co-operativo plan, levying an assessment for each death. Whatever surplus tho company may have had has, presumably, disappeared. The arguments were concluded in tho telephone cases at Cincinnati last week. A decision is not expected for several weeku. Tho Odd Fellows' Sovereign Grand Lodge, in session at Boston, adopted a report declaring it inexpedient to establish a homo for orphans of Odd Fellows. Tho headquarters of ths Sovoroigu Grand Lodge wero located at Columbus, Ohio, by a vote of 76, to 78 for Chicago. The Knights Templars at St Louis seloctod Washington as tho place for tho trionnial conclave in Ociobor, 18S9. Lato information received at the National Agricultural Department regarding the condi
tion of hogs is that in Illinois and Indiana
cholera prevails generally. In tho former State heavy losses are reported in several counties. In Ohio and Michigan the condition
of the animals is fair. In eonie parts of Wisconsin farmers are afraid to ko.p hogs on account of cholera, and reports from Iowa are of
a similar character in some cases. Cholera, pink-eye and measles are reported from Mis
souri, and in Nebraska tho condition is consid
erably below tho average. Kansas aad Kan tucky hogs are genorally in good condition.
Plouro-pneumonia was discovered last week near Akron, Ohio. Tuirtejn cattle have
already died on a farm near there. Hie Gov
ernor of Iowa iseuod a proclamation quarantining the State against Illinois cattle on ac
count of the reported prevalence of pleuro
pneumonia. A Chicago dispatch says: "The infected cattle in the distillery yards at Chicago are guarded by twenty-nine deputies em
ployed by the Federal Government The Com
missioner of Agricultnreis willing to pay 825,000 toward the destruction of the animals now
in quarantine, the Illinois authorities having
950,000 available."
Bartholdi's statue of Liberty will be formally dedicated with imposing ceremonies
Oct 2a
It is stated that tho Knights of Labor
know no distinction as to race, creed, or nationality. This statement is made because of tho fact that colored delegates to the
General Assembly, soon io meet at Rich
mond, Ya., have boon refused quarters at the
hotels.
Wiggins' earthquakes and tornadoes failed to materialize on tho 29th ult, much to tho re
lief and jov of tho people aiong the South At
lantic and Gulf coasts. With the exception of
light shocks at Eliza bethtown, Pa., and Poters
burg. Vs., and a "norther" in Texas and North Louisiana, there wero no snbtorranoan or me
teorological disturbances whatovor. A Charles
ton dispatch says:
Wiggins prediction has had a marked effect
cn the emotional nature of tho nogroes, and for
the past four or nve nlgnsa tuoir cnurcnos nave hsmi tuiurl with crowded couiiresationa of fren
zied worihinerg. The effect of tho shocks on
trio superstitious neflroeu has been fearful, and
tlioy aocm to ntvo (ii-ici-iiimiiti vo ots iwwu w
neaven oy siurm. nuuurau ui uuuvuim mo made evnrv niabr. and the excitement is so
great that many go into tranoex and have to be
carriea noise on sircicnurii. auiuuu hw ui.
tlie religious sentiment baa also men deeply
aroused
An Atlanta(0.i.) telegram says:
At tlm-liulit this wornim! tho streets of At
lanta wero tilled with earl j risers. Tliey found . cloudless skv but a cbillv atmosphere. As
noon nauaed and nisht was reached Mil- people
Save up tneir xears. nim returucu 10 meir
homes. The colored people kept up their
religious liioetiut'B until to-nl(;lit. Muny of the merchants did not go to tiieir places of businoss to-day, their families refusing to bo loft n-lono. Perhaps tho best evidence of tho fears
of tlio people was i-ne aus t-nuou ui me scuooi children. The non-attondauco was eroater than
eor before known, and tho teachers report that
tho children who Ulii attend imgut as well nave staid ut home. The many liiuh buildings in tta
city were emp-ieu 01 tneir inmates an day,
wno, upon one excuse or nnotuur, nuuu out un
til the dreaded hour rortno event uuu passed.
seriously injured, and eleven others received bruises. A wrcokin j train was sent out from Aurora. 1 ho shoo factory of George W. Ludlow & Co., on the corner of Mi chip' an avenuoand Randolph street, Chicago, was damaged by fire to tlio amount of 950,000. A blaze in tho publishing house of Cohon & Loisor, in Cincinnati, caused a loss of 15,00l). 0BIMES ANDOEMIHALS. Several members of tho late Board of
Public Woiksof Cincinnati have boon arrested
on charges of embozzlemont David R. Watson, a Knight Templar of Springfield, 111., was fatally stibbed at Bt Louis by a barkeeper named John Bascow. At a prayer-mooting in Washington, Georgia, two young men quarreled about their right t o-oort home a female worshiper, the result being a murder. Frank S. Humphreys was hanged at Madgoville, Ga., for outraging and murdering two women who wore his blood relatives. Luko Petrie, a traveling salesman, was shot in the leg at Paris, Texas, for ror using to play poker. He lodged a bullet in the bodies of each of his assailants. A feud at Ash Flat, Arkansas, arising out of a divorce case, led to tho poisoning of a well, by which twelve persons were prostrated. One of the wealthiest farmers in the county has been arrested for the crime. Michael WickUff has fled from Fort Wayne, Ind, carrying oft $5,000 belonging to his wife, besidos her jewelry. WickUff eloped with his victim a year ago. Tho Grand Jury at Mayville, Now York, brought iiuliclnienis for manslaughter against Conductor Harrison and Engineer Brewer, for causing tlio Nickel-Plato collision and loss of life. Counsel for the convicted anarchists in Chicago liavo filed a document eetting forth the grounds upon which a now trial will bo asko.l, accompanied by affidavits that two jurors had, previous to tho trial, expressed opinions prejudicial to tho defendants.
HEEE AND THEBK
OiMALTLES.
A terrific thunder-storm accompanied by
sovore floods broke over Reed City, Hicb.
causing over 9100,000 damage. A child was
killed by a falling troe struck by the lightning.
The slock of tlio low Seod Company at
Des Moines was damaged to the amount of
93ti,000 by fire.
Thirty buildings in tho businoss portion
of Deland, Florida, valued at 970.0CO, wero
destroyed by fire.
Fonr shocks of earthquake wero felt at Charleston on tho 2gth ult, one of thorn being accompanied by a detonation, and causing tho pernio to rush into the streets. Tho
shocks so displaced tho west portico of tho Government building that that entrance to tho structure must be kept closed until repairs arc
made.
A hurricane, with heavy rain, prevailed in Southwestern Texas from tho 31st to tlio 83d
of September, the rain gauge indicating a fall of twenty-six inches. Two hundred houses woro wrecked at Brownsvillo, rendering 300 persons homeless, wtiilo across tho river, in Matamoras, 300 dwellings wore lovelod, and
tliiny blocks of iho city flooded. Tho peopl
in both cities are in great distress. Wholo sections of Texas were submorged, and tlio
loss to property la very heavy. A passsnger train ou the Burllngto
Road broko a steel rail noar Naporvilie, 111.
and several coaches wero thrown down an
embankment rs. L, .M. Baldwin, of Hoc:
rsgalatioa of interstate esouiMWe by Con-jFlK III, was killed, flva poiwon,s wore
Is the Circuit Co urt of the United States,
at Cleveland, O., Judge Welker disposed
of tho application of Willinni Tanner, br.
saloon-keener of Alliance, O., for n pre
liminarv injunction to restrain tho village
of AUtar.ce from tne enforcement or me
nrohibition ordinance passed under the
bow law. bv refusing the restraining order
Jndtm Walker held that the court had no
jurisdiction to aixord tho relier asKea; tnai
the ordinance ooes not oonuici wnn the fourteenth amendment of the Consti
tution of Ihe United States; the ordinance does not deprive tuo complainant of his
nronertv: the ordinance is only a ponce
re"ulaticiu in the interest ot pmuic morais
and for ibe common good. Judge Jackson
concuriMt m the relusal ot the application.
This was the first case in Ohio under the
law, and was watched with great interest.
Pittsburgh special: Prominent river
coal operators declare that they will not
concede to any demands of their miners for an advance of wages, as the market will not justify it. If ihe men insi-t upon
an increase tho mines will be closod down
indefinitely. At present nearly 7,000 miners
are enii loved in the river mines.
At Milltown Mably, County Clare, Ire
land, while the Sheriffs were distraining
the properly of a man named Kelly, the
married women of the neighborhood at
tacked, overpowered, and imprisoned all of the officers eneneed, while their hus
bands secured tho cattle and removed them
from tho locality.
The number of business failures for the
quarter ending with September 30, as reported to the mercantile agency of It. G.
Dun & Co., is 1,932, as compared with
1.173 for the third quarter of 1885; showing
a decrease : 241 failures, ihe naDiutio3, however, show a considerable increase,
amounting in the qnnrlcr ust closed to S27,5tK,000, as against 23,874,000 iu the
corresponding quarter ot issa.
While the gravel tram on the Lake
Shore was approaching Norwalk, Ohio,
two miles west, a boy standing beside the
track jumped on the track in front of the engine. He was killed instantly, his head being terribly crashed and both arms broken. His numo was Frank Thomas.
Gen. Miles' annual repoit, embodying
the story of the surrender of Geronimo has
been received by tho acting Secretary of War. Gen. Miles, it is Kaid, reports that
he accepted the surrender of the savage chieftain, agreeing, us among other conditions, that ho should not be surrendt-red
to the civil authorities of Arizona for trial, and that ho should bo taken away from that vteinitv. He ncknowlodges that he
promised the hostHes th.it l!n-v should not
be turned over to the civil authorities or
Ar zon i and their lives should be spared.
By renioving them from the country immediately, accounts for Gon. Miles' failure to obev the instructions of the War Depart
ment, to confine hostiles at the nearest
post.
The second well of the jNortnwesiern
Ohio Xalional Gas Company, located six miles west of Fosloria, has come in, and is a gusher. The Trenton rock was struck at a depth of eleven hundred feet At a depth of twenty feet in the rook the flow of gas is estimated at between three and four million cubic feet per daj'. Tho well is perfectly dry. there being not tho slightest indication ot oil, a fact the company U
glad tti note, as several wells in the section have turned from gas wells to oil wells. This well, and well No. 1, looated a quarter of a mile east of it, will be sufficient to
sunnlv the entire town of i'ostona, and u
wi:l be piped here as soon as sufficient pipe arrives.
Gov. Foiukeb, at the request oi me
Ohio State Livo Stock Commission, nas
issued a proclamation declaring quarantine
ngainf t Cook County, 111., and prohibiting n,nnrinfinn nf entile from that county, in
Ohio, except under the rules prescribed by the Commission. The prevalence of pleuroTMimimmiia in that county caused the
croolii nintion.
Tub wholesale and retail nnuinery and
drv-eoods finu of A. S. Gage & Co., one
of the best-known and oldest in Chicago,
has fi iled, The assets are placed at ipGSO,000, and the liabilities from $750,000 to
$800,'I00.
Important, when yon visit or leave New York City, save
baggage, expressage, and 93 carriage hire, and
top at the Uraua union iwieii oppouw
Grand Central Depot
613 rooms, fitted up at a cost of one minion dollars, 91 and upwards per day. European plaa Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the best Horso cars, stages, and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live liettor for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at
any other nrst-oiasB iioiei in mo oivy.
A Japanese Lecture Boom. We rode in our iinrikislias to the
theater, the distance being two or three miles. Arriving at the door tve removed our shoes, as shoes are never worn inside of houses here The wonderfully clean and soft matting which covers the floors takea away any unpleasantness wh ch you may feel in falling into this
custom, and, indeed, rather induces
you to believe that it is the proper
thing to do. .Near tne door we noticed a great number of small wooden tables, with strings attached and numbers upon them. These were the "cheeks" given for tho shoes left at the door by the natives. One does not wonder at this custom after seeing the Japanese shoe, which is almost universally a kind of
wooden clog, consisting of a wooden
base, upon which the foot rests, ele
vated by two transverse wooden strips,
which elevate the loot auout tour inches from the ground. I do not imagine
that they tend to increase the ease or
grace of pedestrianism, but they pos
sess many advantages as regards cleanliness. They are secured to the foot by means of two bonds of ropes crossing over the front part of the foot, and secured by being held firmly between the great toe and its next-door neighbor. These shoes are quickly slipped off and on, and even if the streets are quite muddy, the stocking or bare foot, as the case may be, may remain quite immaculate. We were taken in by the rear en
trance, and after being led up a narrow
stairway we found ourselves ui front oi the audience. About six hundred per
sons were present, all seated upon the
floor in their peculiar fashion, and list
ening quietly and attentively to the address which was being made when we
entered. It was strange to see scat
tered all over the house small trays
containing teacups and a teapot full of hot Japan tea, which, by the way, I find a most agreeable drink. A great
many were smoking, using their very
diminutive pipes, the bowl of which
will only hold a small pinch of tobacco.
This, of course, requires that they should have the means of frequently
1: anting the pipes, and with every tea
pot is found the answer to this demand in the shape of a small bos containing
an earthenware lar filled with ashes
coverinsr a few live coals. The "hiba
chi," as it is called, is one of the com
monest sight in Japan.
A Michigan Han Tells the Wont One
Yet.
"Must be big money in the melon business," said a loquacious man on an Illinois Central train. Why, down in Michigan where I used to live we often raised six hundred whopping big melons on a patch no bigger'n the floor of this here ear."
"That'll never do," replied the man in the next seat, with an incredulous
smile; "that'll never do in the world.
Six hundred melons would cover a
snace as bie as the floor of this car
all over so you couldn't s-se the ground.
It must be your stories that are whoppers instead of the melons." "That shows all you know about the
melon business. Ul course six nun
dred melons would cover a piece of
ground of that size all up, and a good
deal more. Everybody knows that.
There wouldn't be any lun in the busi
ness if they didn't. Why, sir, when I
had a truck farm over in Michigan,
moloas were dirt cheap, and it took a
good deal of ingenuity to make any
money out of em. But bv a little in
genuity and close figurin' I managed to
come out aneaa. mougu tne imiraet
was simply awfuL My farm lay right
alongside a railroad switch, and X used
o nave tno company give mo n irum oi
THE MAKXETS.
NEW YORK.
Beevus
Hoas WiaUT No. 1 White
no. -i ilea
Cobs--No i Oats--White Poltjc New Moss
Bkevus Choice t j l'rimo Steers
Good Shipping Common
Hogs -Khippin ; Grades Fi.odu Extra Spring
Wubat No 8 Rod
Cobn- No. 2 Oats No. 2
Bottku Choieo Creamery l-'iuo lairy...,. Cheese Full (.'room, Choddur.. Full Creaui.now Eas--Frodh 1'oTAToKsKarly Hose, par bu. . 1'obk Mesa MILWAUKEE. Whe.t ('ash CojiS No. 2 OA'IH -NO. i. KVK Nil Vi'B.i Mesa
TOLEDO.
91.00 4.75 .69 .81 . .85 11.23 S.00
4.00 3.00 4.33 4.-J3 .lis .30 .25 .23 .10 .11 .11' 10 .30 0.23 .72 .34 .23 M 9.2S
.70 .40 .27
8.60 & 0.5 Hi .88 it .85 m .47 .40 011.7J & 5.50 IS, 4.7.1 a 3.50 & 8.00 & 4.75
.74
.37
.2S!
.18
.11!S
.13 .17
.5?
(0. 9.73 .73 & .37 m .20 .83 3 9.75
Willi at No. 2.,
Colin No. 2 Oats No. 2
DETKOir. Bsiot Cattlb 1 00 a Mb 4.oo SHEEP 3.6l) Wji it Michigan ltod 75 ' ira No. 2 10 Oats -No. 2 White 30 ST. LOD1S. Wni'AT-No. 2 73 Conn -Mixed 3t Oats -Mixed 20 lom;-Now Mess 10.00 CINCINNATI. Win at No. 2 ltod 76 C ikw-No. 2 40 Oath No. 2 23 Pon t- Moss W.00 XitvuHous J.25 BUFFALO. Whisat- No. 1 Hard 82 Cobs-No, 3 Vollow 41 Cattle 4.23 INDIAN APOIJM. BkipOattlb 3.S0 Hits 4.00 SlJl-KP 2.00 Whkat No. 2 Mixed .71 Colli -No. 2 37 Oats No. 2 20 east uBKirry. OATTtiB -Best 4.75 Fair 4.S5 Common a.03 Ho.i..-. i-OJ 6BSS? .W
.77 .41 .28
I'V 5.2J A S.ai $ 4.50 t .70 & .a .31 .74 a .35
VV .264
6l
.7034
C .4UJj 9 .28
tti 10 w d. 5.00
$ .ma
IflJ .48 (315.00 5.00 (4 4.75 (, 4.00 8 .75
.37)4
(A 6.2S S4.7S 4.00 & 6.29
A HUflE derrick-polo fell and severely in- j
inred tho foot of mechanical engineer Js.
it. lioyt at tlio isew uneons uxijuaiuuu,
and alter only three applications or tjt.
Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and pam disappeared.
Tiif, men who own England contribute
annually f 000,000 for Sunday schools and missions. The men who work England
give f 2,000,000.
The most astonishingly beneficial results
have followed the uso of lied Star Couch
Cure by thoBO affected with throat and I
lung troublos. Price, twenty-five cents.
How She Got Off an Old Chestnut.
"My dear," said a jocose farmer to
his wife, "why is your deceased grand
mother like my threshing machine ?
"4. don't know; whyr
"Because she is no more and my
threshing machine is no mower."
"that is a good one, said the lady,
"and I must go and see if Mrs. Fikrust
can tell."
When she saw Mrs. Pikrust the lady
said:
'John has told me such a good
conundrum. It is this: 'Why is my
grandmother like a threshing machine?"
Mrs. Pikrust did not know.
"Because mv grandmother is dead
and you can't mow with a threshing
machine,' was tne triumpnant reply.
"It Knocks the Spots,"
and e.-crvthinir hi tho nature of eruntions.
blotches, ijimnlos. ulcers, scrofulous humors.
ami uicipiont consumption, wuicn is notning
more nor less tnan scroiuia or tno lungs,
completely out of the system. It stimulates and invigorates the liver, tones up the stomach, regulates tho bowels, purifies tho blood, and builds up the weak places of the
bodr. It is a purely vegetable compound.
and will do more than is claimed for it We refer to Dr. Pierce' "Golden Medical Dit-
covery.
Johnny savs he is his mother's canoe,
and she is always awe to paddie a. juer-
ckant 'lraveuer.
Is not a dvo, and will not stain or injure the
akin. Hall' Hair Kenewor.
It is noticed that men of small caliber
ore sometimes great uores. Jew xorn
Tribune.
Food makes Blood and Blood makes Beauty.
Improper digestion of food necessarily produces bad blood, resulting in a feeling of fullness in tho stomach, acidity, heartburn, sickheadache. and othor dvspeptic symptcms. A
closely confined life causes indigestion, cocstipation, biliousness, and loss of appetite. To remove these troubles there is no remeily
equal to .Prickly Ash ureters, u nas ocen tried
and proven to he a specific.
A bank cashier seldom goes off until he
is loaded, and then he makes no report.
Pens Cod liver Oil made from selected
livers, on ths sea-shore, by Caswell. Hazard I
& Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and I
weet. I'ttuenis wno nave once nsen pre- i fer it to all others. Physicians have deoidod
it superior to any of the other oils in market.
Book-wobms aro of use to fish in the
forcotten streams of knowledge. St. Paul
Herald.
Dumd Acne can be speedily cured by takiiur
Ayer s Ague iuro, ry it
When an idler enters the sanctum of a
bnsv editor, and the editor says, "Glad to
see you're back," what does he mean?
Ths Secret of I. Be.
BCOVIIX'S SABSAPABILLA, OE BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP, is the remedy for the cure
ofScrofulous Taint, Tthenmatism, White Swell
ing, Gout, Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Nervous Debility, Malaria, and all diseases aris
ing from an impure condition of the blood. Cer
tificates can bo presented from many leading Physicians, Ministers, and heads of familios
throughout the land endorsing SCOVTU.'S BLOOD AND IJVEB SYBTJP in tho highest
terras. Wo are constantly in receipt of cerfefl-
cates of cures from the most reliable sources,
and we recommend it as the best remedy for
above diseases.
THIN PEOPLE.
'Well's' Health Renewer" restores health and
vigor, euros Dyspepsia, Malaria, Impotence,
m-l tuun vuiriuiT, vuiwuiuuuwu, him
seades, Decline. It has cured thousands, will
cure yon.
Foji weak lun, spitting of blood, shortness IfiFHTS WaMTEB mCSmmSmm of breath, consumption, night-sweats, and all " , "oVvn.w 'MSLWWWW lingering cc uglm, Dr. Pioreo's "Golden Medi- Imt - ,- .MrjH cal Discovery" b a sovereign remedy. Supo- mSPt M Y,'':-T9NCs!LLLa rior to coil liver oil. By druggists. jfj ItiaSPB A CLiutiOAi error a sermon more than jHjpv. AwpaAnltfMak-wf1 IIbb twenty minutes in length. . ($ Chief ot 'KTWlMsfsB Tna Frazer Axlo Oreaso la bettor and HSIHp AIXAW PlnaUWlHgMf JjgK cheaper th-ui any ot -.c,- it double tao price. HIBk SPvSV&SStjK -' - ! - iHBk A stldihi awwet,ot,ttiLg
(KV-W "Vi . r. W ikm , JJBWatB
yiL t rtn m $m
.etVBftSr.V ' f I
AT -4jBr
AW
BIT VERS
Combining IBOlf with PURE VEGETABLE IOSICS, aalckly ana ttmpletelr CLE1SSK3 and ESBICHBI THE mbOOD. Onlcken
the actlta of th ) Liver aad Kldaeys. Clean tM complexion, aikes the ikln smooth. Itdotiaet injur tac teeth, caBshoadas,orpro4BC eaaStlMttCB -AM OTHER IBOIt SEDICDTES BO.
PhyiloUtu nd DnigiU'iTiywb recommend it.
Kb R If mm n.r. 174 11. New.TenwT St.. Indian
apolis, lid., says: " I had blotchas all over my bodr, caused by imparl) blood. Two botUos of Brown'
iron iiH! ra dsvb oureu wn.
MBS. F M. irunoK, Winchxtar, led, wa: "Brown's Iran Bitten cured mo of erjnnela. "
of a weak utomaoli. IanwtefaUy recommend it." Ma. J. A. Okiuek. 81 S. Gnibh St., Columbia, Ohio.sars: "Ibi.ve iwen troubled with humor in my blood lor tho !-Ast seven years. I coul'l KetnoUl.
mg to iruiivu me until a wsuu pmra - wu whichhiebeneflledmea real ly." Um lnr.lnnv Hi 171... In. MlnTl aSTS! " I
hareuM-d Brown's Iron Bitten for scrofula and akin diaeaxM with mo-it satisfactory reeutte. I oonaider it baa no equal as a blood purlnor."
Oennino tea abmoTrado Mark and enwad rod lines on wiapper. Take m other. Hadeonly by BKOWN OUKMIOAI. COk, BALTIMOBE. MB
h. r.ti.i Tl'U .1.-
A roots.
A lanie.
vrxv -iirp. - v j.S.V.aa
and hii Encmke--JTi. """
out .ey itiub "Ti-
well Addi5, f - - t-aaie w.t., aia y THKIU.WO, mtV-'Hmr Wi.r iu.; ever handsowe book, t W Vi.
mmm
n . m m Al r T 1 taidfmit sail .
i-ACEWT8 WANTKD. In every town tnoro an numbers Ml
will Ije tilti'l to act lltU book. It sens n :
Morhtnirs. Farnicrs. ana erer i-noay X
Ui.Mr.nf nii.CinntFV. TMBeVftrr J
out afvormuntoatotmwmlumltm:i
ot seulng it to. . - MWDiitmiat no barrier, as wo give freetn, lermw WS want One Ajfentin avtrr towoaUpor eomHr. m-Any perma. wTtU this JkiSL2,t3iSceiiKfuJ AnfiU. Wo Hive (Bll iliatTuoUoaa to aW.W: plnucrs. For fall iiartlculapt aad unrne a mjHmf, CUAHI.ES P. nTCH, HMMqW
(Succcfr to . A. whhbt m WPBBiJ
DROPSY TREATED FREE.
TREATED FREE.
K.. a. XX. OilEJBOT e m
Bpcefatllats for Tliirineai T Have treated Drop y and tti oompac meat wonderful aoeeast ? veaM entirely haimless. BemovwaUayinvt
rin n dlr-fria imuaAMlaeaal bamadaae'lBf aaHmiiBT
Bhyiiciuns. . . ' , .-:':.?agiwirifii
i'rom the nrat.aoaw
I "A aaSHaV
BrrTERS
rrisAPUMvrvisrrABUPRDWtMBaa
SIJHUA" WwWnRAKE-BUCrlU w other itojiauy Emciorr mucous
Tt riaaatnad tne Test a: xcara.
in Curing all Diseases Of tne
Ul.UUl). I1IV.UL, DXUBl-
ACH, KIDHEYS.BUW1,8, te. It Purines the Blood, Invigorates aad
Cleanses tne system.
V
m
mm
CURES
lAliDi:iESESQnHI
LIVER
KIDNEYS
STOMACH
AND
BOWEL
lAlLORUGGISfSl
gPRlCElDOLLfflj
DYSPEPSULCOlfSTI.
PATIOIf. JAUNDICE,
BICKHEAJJAUKlS.ail.I0U8 COMPLAIKTB.ftc disappear at once under
its oenenciai inncnce.
It Is Durely a Hedleine
as its cathartic properties forbids its uso as a beverage. It is pleasant to tie taste, and as easilv takes by child-
- ...
Iran as aauits.
PRICKLY ASH BITTE8SG0
Hole I'nrorietora.
STXoursand Kahsas Oxtt
pear, and in ton qaya at
mnuF are rcmoven. ..... Borne may err li umbos wUaom alwitit it. IEemembi r. it does Botoi
nalize the merits of ourtraitmeot 1 ten days the difftcultr of bresSiina'.
puiee reKauw, uic unnary 01
tneir anry.nieepw neerl v crone, the trensESJ
eood. We are ronstut cmtBS fine eaeea tluu hare been ami and Uin patient dedno I tmafiel
rau niswrr oi one t-nw ViaU awnnen
have legs unrated and irmtied watar.
ca a vimnr fob s .vtis. the adam-
rn II SaelW II
sos Co., Solicitors. Muncie. Ind.
gpiiii
Hab't Cured. Treatment sent on trial. Hdhaxx Remkiiy Co.. Lafayette. Ind.
1CC-.TC UlUTCn For tuo lle7et and best-sell-Att'Vlo WAR I tU Inu imok ever imblishe-i. F.-r
terms ci rcuiars ta's ff atio.xai, i-cb. id., vnicago.
toltaihr. Bamplen wortli 1.50. FREE.
lines not unaor Hie norm: a ircu auiurcae HrowstcrB Safety liein Holder. Holly. Micit.
S5
WANTED A WOMAN
c-f eucriy for bus ncss to ber locality. Salary $30. Kefereiices. E. J. lull nana, Hansr, 8 Barclay St.. N.Y.
-i ..:? , i Hml ami -old Bores. Price 50 cont. At
'rat" iaRi arm&k by 'WMS. MEG. Co.. Upland. O.
LADY
HEART PAINS.
I SweliiuK8.Dizziries9.In-
Aaue. .Liver and Kidney
Coinphuit, Sleeplessness, curod by Wells' Heilth
Renewer. " Elegant Tonic for Adults or cjnldren.
I'ftlDitation.Dro'
digestion. Headache,
LIFK PltliSKRVEK.
A .... f 1 . n , 4 ...... lr ' 1 lw.n o f f ii l- fliA
V1L UBIO V I UUk ti.l.un. ...... whv . . uwn ..
vines got a good start, and just as my B S K.S
melons were about to grow melons l t!reat Appetizer, and aid to Digestion, giving grow powerful fat and big out of the strength to stomach, liver, kidneys, boweu.
soil of old Micmgan wnon tney get started I'd have my men start the vines irrowin' into the car doors. In
three days and nights Fd have every one of them cars loaded full to the roof
with nice, rine watermelons, and all
thero was to do then was to hitch on an
en cine an draw 'em off to market.
Yes. air. the starting no of the loco
motive nicked the melons, an' saved
me the expense of picking and loading.
( inflss von never raised melons ior a
livin', did yon, mister?"
Carl l'reUtu's Philosophy.
Kratitood vas der most bootifnl und
shweed shmelin flower in der pot dot
irrows der heart out.
Der man dot vas hafe plondy gelt vas not more worth in heafea as der feller
vat dond got any in der odder hlliage.
Yoost keeb on your Hitnooy ciotnes.
Dhere may been a pardy in der next door lot. Yon nefer don't can tell vat
der day behind yesterday vill bring
out.
Ofer you got plamdy visdom unci
not much pluck, der grasB vill grow pooty veil your feets under. National
Weekly. ,
Groaning on Bed of Agony,
In the throes of rheumatism, which has reached
the inflammatory stage, tho Invalid has mat
causa to deplore the inefficiency of medicines which could neither uproot ths disease at its
outitnrt, nor avert Its dreaded climax. Hostotter's Stomach Bitters is a medloine which, without the danger attending the una of somo of tho
ordinary specifics for this malady, Is toflnitely
mora searching and effective. Used at tho
start, it cheoks tho progress of tuo disease, auti
.inols. or neutralizes, tne rneumaiio virus in
the Mood. Who so takes it incurs no nan, ana
iM sure to be benefited. Valu able In rheuma
tism, it is equally efficacious as a remedy for ..,lol llvnr eomolairiti. Udlflostiou, ohills
mid fover. debility, and mactiOly oi mo mo
ney" and bUutdor. It may, also, be renea upon
to promote s'.sop and appetite.
Fob cartridges it is suggested that sheet alumirium bronze will prove to lin unrivaled bv anv composition now
known, for it is the only cheap metal
not affected chemically dt gunpowder,
and that in turn does not deteriorate
the gunpowder when stored for a pe-
r od of years. Aluminium bronze is liknwinn most admirably adapted, on
account of its enormous tenacity and
stillness and resistance to all forms of corrosion, for torpedo-boat cylinders and steam boilers, seamless tubes, stay
bolts, and particularly rivtits.
Tub rnlioions dances of the ancients
consisted for the most part of alow and
stately movements around tno aitar,
withont anv violence of gesture or at
tempt at gymnastic dexterity, and more in the nature of a ceremonial accompanied by musio than what is implied
by our word aanoe; cuuuo-.iuom.ij,
tho Greeks and lloinans free-
hum nitizens of both sexes and all ranks,
even the hiorhest. took part in these ex
hibitions without any disparagement to the gravity of their characters or dignity of position. "As Good as New," aro tho words usod by a lady, who was at one time given up by the raostenunentphysuvans, and left to dis. Deduced to a mere skeleton, ?alo and haggard, not ablo to leave her bed, rem all those distressing diseases peculiar to eulferiug females, such as displacom-n iuf ammation, etc., eta Bho began taking Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Proscription," aud aNo using tno looal treatmouts recommended by him, and is now, she say--, aB good as now." Price reduced to ono dollar. Dy druggiala.
Bo pah as we know, Jonah was made tho flu secretary of the interior.
Gold Mines
Aro very uncertain property; for every paying miao a hundred exist that do not pay. But if
von writo to Hallott & Co.. Portland, annuo,
vnn will roeeivfl. free, full particulars about
their new buainess, and learn how some have mado over $50 in a single day at it. Yon can
liva at homo and earn from 50 to s, ami up
wards, ncr day wherever yon aro locaieu.
Until nil asros. Capital not required
Yon arc started free. Send your address, and
all will uo proved to you.
BRosrni-ris is cured by iroriuent small
doses of Fiso'a Cure for Consumption.
llEXl-nUGS. FLIES.
Plies, roaches, an ts. bed-lmcs. water-onm.
moth8,rats,mico,sparrow8.jackrahbits,goohors
cbip-munks, cleared out oy -iiouga ou ivata.
15c
HUCIIU-I'AIDA.
r.nrfts all Kidney Affections. Bcaldine. Irri
tation, Btono, Gravel, Catarrh of We Bladder, fl.
"ROUUU OH BATS."
clears ont rats, mice, roaches, flies, ante, bed
bugs, vermin, water-ougs, skuuks. wo.
"Bough onCorns'hardor soft corns, bnnlona.
lo o.
"Eoush onl'oothache." Instant relief, 'fie.
BOO Young Men and Ladles to aticnd Uio HETuoiT
t'CZSS' .CsCSL nare for navinR positi.ins.
largest college In Uio West. Ulegautcaijilogue free.
f AGENTS artually clear 20 dally i with my wonderful new PATENT
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on admitting tpacti when, in Chicago, will find it on fib at dwAdvaitisLig Agency of LORD & THOMAS.
No Rope to Cut Off Horses' Mams.
Ueieoruiea av; uii su' uauiiua
ana Jf ft ai.jc viuwiucH,tuu
not bo Uilppcd by any nonw. oauipie
duller o any lanw . ,
receipt of at. BolilDyausaaaiery, Hardw ire and .Uarnen p alcrs. Special iILioount to tho Trade. Send
j.C.UGllTHOUSlIJlochesterjfi'.Y.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PAC55J
By reason of Its central position, retain SSt
of iatcriae.lUi.to cities, towna and villages. THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE . , a n ,- .nl Safatv to thoaa WatotawcryBrWtv '
nwiinturaa of ctorve and iron. Its rolUngr ntoc IB pwrincii"
itLSScnser
uctuves of stone ana.irou. i r .T.iii ,1, tin
5-al itediJcrplirS BtTtot oliol oxacTUns. LffiSK2& 11 ttSus i nnSililed in the .West-unaurpaBsohi t isg
THE FAWOOS ALBERT U!tOgVg
t.. , .nrit Una between. ChKajom jawoopotia aau
SliTroura
whoit flolcts and f?razing- landaot interior Bogota ar.Mii
A sUori: tlesirnWo route, vw ,nm to travelen between Cincinnati, dtena-Pg" SSSSSt Joseph, Ai chison, Leaven worth, .liana an tjiiy, "","'4
United States and Caaada-or any cwuia ---7- iuMS.
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.. Ral Id'ffif. Ckkacta fieri IM. rasa, MtJXMIiK. ?tS
snea wi-mmvimaMBY.
R. R. CABLE, Pi-ss't h Oen'l HWr, Chicago.
WUMEI
,For Dressmaking
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