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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

II I1I' II u Il 4f-4N- I M 80
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Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons thas is
kept fully up to its high STANDARD;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptions
and dandrutf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nomishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old AGE. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. \. \. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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ana Donnely remained at Pembina.
Col Cutley came down to Morehead to
seek employment on the Northern Pa
cltic road, and the Generals history is
given herewith. He left Fort Pembina
on Wednesday last and arrived at Nor
ris on Saturday evening, -spending the
Sabbath at that point.
THE NUMBER ENGAGED.
In regard to the number of men ac
tuaily under his control, the General
does not seem to be very communica-
tive, but he intimates that if Coz.
Wheaton had not appeared on the
ground with soldiers of the United
States, it would have been Il more i'm
portant affair than the one which has
now become a portion Of the history of
Manitoba.
THE ORIGIN OF THE MOVEMENT,
and the real cause of their appearance
on British soil cannot be made public
Mt present Under this condition of
things, the leaders expect to be misrep-
resented, rs a matter Of course. This
is regarded rs unavoidable Citizens
Of Pembina, not with the expedition,
speak in highest terms of the conduct
Of the leaders at the trial and before,
and their reports are Of such character
as TO win respect for the misguided, de-
celyed or defeated forces. The only
direct answer which could be OBJ
tanned from Gen. O'NeiU, under
this heading, was that he sympathized
with all peoples struggling for their in
dependence, and particularly SO when
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THE British Consul at Rome, in re-

THE British Consul at Rome, in a re-
cent official reports, attributes the fine
quality of the Italian voice to the GUS
tom prevalent among mothers i'll the
Eternal City, of hitching their swaddled
babies up to a nail and leaving the dar-
lings to squall by the hour to their
hearts content, (Which continual act
of crying, gravely eXpl Iins that Con
sui, "forms vocal organs III an extraor-
binary way" We should think it pos
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For Dyspepsia,

Indigestion, depression OF spirits, and
general debility in their various forms
also, as "A preventive against fever and
ague, and other intermittent fevers, the
Zero Phosphorated Elixir of Cali
saya, y made by Caswell, Hazard & Co,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic, and as tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no equal.
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In THE GREAT FIRE of Chicago the
Little Corporal Publishing House was destroy
ed with all its contents; but the gallant little
Juvenile still hives. The November number
was all ready for the press and partly printed.
The December number Will be issued early in
November, and will be extra large, containing
about double the usual number of pages. and
will be sent FREE to all new subscribers for
1872. Terms, $3.50 year
JOHN L. MILLER, Publisher,
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medical DISCOVERY.

yOu have both the preventive and the with this
great and good quality. that il VIII never, Undcr shy
circumstances, do You any injury.
No change OF diet necessary. Lat the best you
can get, and plenty enough of it,
DIRECTIDNs FOR CsE.-Aduts. one Tablespoonful per
day; Children ten years, dessert spoonful; th
dren from five to eight years tcaspooniu. As no d
rectioHs be applicable TO a. constitutions, take
sufficient 10 operate on the bowels twice day.
Yours truly, DD\A I'D II IN \ EEDS.
Price. Sl5g per bottle. For sale by every druggist
in the United States ard British Provinces
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DIVIDENDS can be used to keep poll
cies in force in The Mutual Life Of
Chicago.
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FEvERs seldom make an attack with

FEvERs seldom make an attack with
out warning and may often be thrown off
by soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed, and taking two or three of
" Parsons PurgatiUe Pills"
A Missionary just returned, says he
regards "J0l,HS0n's linotype Imminent as be-
yond all price, and ellicacious beyond any 9th
er medicine. 1t is adapted to a great variety
of special cases, and Is the best pain killer III
the world
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The question whether the Aurora
Borealis is ever visible by daylight, has
been discussed with considerable ami
nation in England for some time past,
the negative contestants asserting that
the so-caIled daylight auroras have in
every instance been due to cloud for
nations, or some like cause. The dis
pute may now probably be considered
as finally settled; for writer IN Ma
tire states that he lately had a CONVEX
sation with distinguished magnetic
ian and Arctic explorer, who said that
he had often seen the Aurora in broad
doylight in the Polar regions, and al
ways of crimson hue.
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The HAPPINESS of a family which a
life policy secures is beyond all.price.
Take out one for your family in the
WASHINGTON
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THE MANITOBA WAR.

hrs In regard to the late raid of Gen
O,NeiU and party into Her 4Taiestv's
leToiDions and if possible. ascertain
ta. ORIGIN If fine movement. d reD0rter
IL fhe Press was instructed to proceed
uD the Pacific road. and secure the in
l-matian desired from some Of tbe
.I,,af actors who were known
y, ba TN +bair wav DON
,ftor nro.oel;no ,s far no D.
afr. fhe direction was cba0rad and
.i,,ai +ha arrived IL fine frafn from Her
.,s,, a u.ae .eoa,4ai,,al +l,aE Ganaral
GNa;u - -, 1,..a,1 .1asl;,...1 for q
Ta51I to fa7-a Ibo conse17,s-oae of bie
..4,a,s x-l,,,lo-,a,, j, N, 9,,;C,5,+ M Tba
Laa1 y ia s.5;li,e. f5raa INTO 7TanI4r-
I'LL was easily found. ana though can
tfa-. ir Taai-ino III sEa+areahe liz ala
NOT eaam Ia manifest any uraasinass ne
fo t5,a re.nlt III gnv Investigation which
NAV be had. The Generals personal
anTearanca is decidedly i'm his fin
yor. and II would re difficult for the
most IMAGINATIVE person to select the
Iuiet. portlv. gentfemanlv man. whose
sandy hair is Just beginning To SHOW
lc lighter shades of forty winters, as
tie head and front 81 4 raid which has
SET the people of an entire province
Tito unusual connection, anil causedan
almost general levy upon the able
bodied within its Limits.
Not 4 FESIAS DEMONSTRATION.
In answer to inquiries concerning the
cause or beginning OF the movement,
t,an. 0'Nniu replied substantially that
while he III not feel lit iibg-ty to reveal
it origin or management, or present
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

PAIN in the Stomach and Bowels,
Constipation, Sick Headache, Cramps, Collie,
surely cured by the use Of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA
CURE. 1t is certainly the greatest remedy in
existence. For sale by druggists everywhere
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READY FOR CUsToMERs.-H W. &
j. NJ Wetherelr have located, since the fire
at 500 Wabash avenue, Chicago, ana can now
furnish their customers a new and complete
stock of Millinery goods
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been left by a deceased Scotch relative
- a citizen of Marshaltown, Iowa.
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CORRECT TIAlE-KEEPING.

An instrument, bearing the name of
chronopher, has been adopted in Eng
land to furnish the correct time 1t is
in direct communication with the
Greenwich Observatory and with six
teen of the principal cities of the king
dom, and precisely at 10 o'cl Dck A. NJ.
the hour is flashed not only to those
stations, bnt to every post office in the
country, SO that all time is regulated
to the twentieth part of a second.
Time guns are fired every day at l. P.
VI. at Newcastle and Shields by the bat
teries connected with the chronopher,
and all the prominent watch makers in
London receive the exact sound every
hour from the same instrument.
THE ANIMAL CREATION.
The number Of species Of animals
known to be now living is thus given by
Mr. Bentham: The number of NAM
malta is estimated at between 2, 900 and
3,0U0 species; birds at about 10, coo ;
reptiles and amphibians, under 1000;
fishes at about 10000 insects at above
100, 600; crustacea and arachnida, rath-
CT above 10000; molusca, about 20, 600 ;
worms, radiates, sponges and infusoria,
under 5000; while there is about 100,
900 specimens of plants
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CgTD
CTT.IS.

Papiaon Of the heart pain in the side weakness @.
the spine ana small Of the back pain Of the hip joint
when You retire iTregUlary OF the bowels, and ais
that most cACTutat.I Of diseases, the
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FINANCIAL.

READ the card Of Messrs. Bliss,
Keene & Co., sole importers of Cundurango.
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How many thousands Of poor women are suffering
from this disease and ling away miserable life and
their neXt-dOoT ueighbor docs not know the cause.
wish to impress your mind that good old proveri
- An ounce Of prevention Is better than pound 81
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HAPPY RtLTF FOR YOUNG MEN, from Nervous
Debility &c Books and circulars free of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pc.
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fhe disputed territory Is little over
$500 feet In width, and FROM the state
meats If Gen C'Neill it appears as II
tae United States had Deyercloime} it.
lHti the completion Of q survey made
:, Capt Hap, u. : Engineer. 1t is
understood that no formal claim has
been made by the United States gov
eminent Up to the present time
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IMPERIALTSl[O EN- LOS E, u,

No porque demos gran importancia
& 10 que Sc dice en- el siguiiente az
tlculo del Dlario de la Marina, 10 repro
ducmos para entretenimiento de los poll
ticos;
Uno de los t1ltimos peri6dicos de Nueva
Orleans aquf recibidos contiene uua
correspondence de Nueva-York que
vale La pena de ser conocida, siquie-
"a sea por la enormidad de los su-
cesos cue promote, am cuando no poda-
mos daT al asitnto importancia alguna. La
cafta es 10 que ALI Sc llama un pstV' en- favor
del lmpeG;aiismo; pero no del que con Ma
poleon LII ha caido Ell Francia nj del que
con Guillermo | Sc levanta en- Alemania;
es en- favor del imperialismo !admfrese el
lector! en- los EsCados Uuidos. La tranla
esta perfoctamente urdida sirven de es-
tfmulo su realization dos promesas ha-
laguellas; la extinction de las contribucio-
ues y ell paso de Ia deuda nacional en-
velute Y cuatro horas. En- cuanto al rev 8
emperador, cue pudiera creerse uno de los
osbtaculos mas difches dc veneer, esta
vencido Hay rey;y este Sc llama John
Quincy Adams, Jr.
El autor de la carta comienza manifes-
tando, en- vista de los grandes aconteci-
mlentos acaecidos en- Francia, Espana 6
Italia, que existe no poca ansiedad en- la
mente p0blica respecto de la instabilidad
de las tormas de gobierno que hoy existen
en- la terra. Cre6 que los Estados Unidos
estan abocados un cambio tan radical
como nuevo Y sorpredente, cambio que
servira para debolver la Repablca la
simplicidad que caracteriz6 los prmeros
dlas de su existencia. Agrega, que muchos
de los hombres de Estado mas eminentes
delpals Green que el mejor medic, para
que elpueblo vuelva aoreeian en- su ge-
nuina sensillez los benefcios del gobierno
rep0bllcano, es recurrir & 10 que naman
los l6gicos rcdactio adsavdatm permitir
cue las locas teorlas desenvueltas q conse-
cuencia de la Ultima guerra que sguen
creciendo con La oleada revolucionaria
tengan un resultado sensible para la ma
cion colocande un trono en- Washington.
Obtenido este Sc despertara de nuevo Ell
las masas el deseo de reconquistar y. po-
seer las ibertades personales que solo pue-
de asegurar la Constitution. Una vez es-
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aparenten1ente Ell sentido de la resolution:
es una especie de sonda para averiguar
los votos con que puede contar en- la Ca
mara el proyecto de anexiou La enmien-
da tue aprobada por los votos contra rs.
y mas tarde, :uando Sc someti6 q yotacion
La resoluclon enmendada, hubo 1913 votos en-
pro y 63 en- contra; los primeros todos re-
publlcanos, de los seguudos republica-
nos y 81 dem6cratas. Asi ter1nin6 en- Ia
Camara la primera Ease de La question de
Santo Domingo,
Pero ell ap6ndice de Amber hacia nece-
sarlo que la resoluciou volviese al Senado.
para cue este cuerpo la reconociera con
colay todo como hija suya. Como 81
les faltara tempo 4 los doaaiuicasaos. pas6
mstantaneamente al Senado la resolution
enmendada por la Camara; pero despues
de algun tiroteo de palabras, Sc decide f.
jar para aver microbes las cuatro de Ia
tarde Ia votacion decisiva.
Esta fue unanime en- favor de Ia resolu-
clon, q pesar del brillante discurso en- con-
ira que pronunci6 Mr.. Schun y de las en-.
mendas muy razonadas y justas que pro-
puso MIR Sumner, todas las cuales fueron
rechazadas por una gran mayorfa.
La fragata de guerra Tennessee, cue Sc
prepare para llevar & la comision Santo
Domingo ha ido q Norfolk, donde recibira
SUI bordo los tres comisionados Y ell Sc
asf que esten nombrados, parti-
ra q toda maquina parala isla codiciada.
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hasta Ell respeto y la consideration que de-
bla su esposa, que estaba aquella noche
radiante de hermosura y era Ell obieto de
todas las miradas.
Sc hallaba sentado Leopoldo al lado de
la condesa; cuando varios i6venes que
pr6ximos ellos pasaban revista al beilo
sexo, negaron ecuparse de su esposa.
Todos convinieron en- que la condesa
de Sernange era la i6veu mas seductora y
mas digna de ser obsequiada.
AL escuchar esta unanime favorable
opinion que hasta sus adoradores tenian
de la esposa de Leopoldo, la condesa no
pudo menos de exclamar mirandole v
sonriendo desdenosamente.
-5Debeis estar muy orgulloso?. -.
Ciertamente; replic6 el j6ven; mi
mayor deseo es que agrade todos y que
'alguno llegue a agradarle; acaso ent6nces
gozaria mi espiritu de la tranquilidad que
ansfo, solo asf, contiuuo mirandola con a.
NOR, os conyenceriais de que os amo con
delirio. 4
Tan franca y espontanea respuesta cal
mo por el momento la ansiedad de la con.
desa, a quien la duda mortifcaba cruel
mente.
-Pero la paz, Ia tranquilidad que desea.
ba Leopoldo para consagrarse por com.
pleto al amor que le inspiraba Ia condesa
hugo de su corazon, desvaneciendo q
nlism tempo los suenos de ventura de lo'
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so que Luisa, al yer su indiferencia, habria
depositado elamor que el lie inspiraba en-
otro ser, que sin duda la comprenderia.
Esta idea comenz6 mortifcarle, ira
to de indagar hasta que punto pudieran
ser ciertas sus sospechas Pero pronto
pudo convencerse con inmensa algeria de
que ef corazon de Luisa podria pertene-
cerle por complete en- ell momento en- que
el le ofreciese sinceramente ell suyo.
Luisa dej6 de asistir a los salones, en-
cerrada en- su gabinete; pasaba dias ente-
ros llorando SUI desventura, por mas que
al hallarse en- presencia de su esposa EMU
case sus lagrimas temiendo que en- vez de
inspirarle compassion, Leopoldo la nirase
con desprecio.
Su esposo, no obstante, al vera suhir
por su causa, viva Heno de remordimien-
tos, no sabiendo como calmar los celos de
la .condesa y devolver a Luisa su perdida
algeria
Pero Leopoldo amaba demasiado q la
condesa para que pudiese renunciar Ia
dicha que su carino le ofrecia, asi es que
aun reconociendole culpable, Sc dejaba
subyugar por sus atractivos.
Julia, con el objeto sin duda de aleiar q
su amante del lado de survival, proyect6 un
wage q Italia y exigi6 Leopoldo como
prueba del amor que le habia iurado, ell
que le accompanies.
El conde palideci6 al saber la deterr,i-
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La conquista de un marido.
PoR MAD. BAwR.
(ccNTlNUAoron)

En- medic de la embriaguez que espe-
rimentaba Leopoldo al encontrarse al la
do de su amante, mas de una vez Sc habia
extranado de que pesarfsuyo sintiese la
necesidad de ~reunirse con Luisa, cuyas
caricias, sin poderselo explicar habfan lle-
gado series necesarias.. Asi es que el
j6ven estaba intimamente persuadido de
que SUI felicidad concluiria desde cl mo-
mento en- que perdiese el amor de Ju-
liza 8 el fraternal carino de Luisa
En- el bale del dia siguiente, Leopoldo,
sin embargo, Sc mostr6 mas inditerente
que nunca con su esposa.
Sabiendo que la condesa estaba celosa
de Luisa, porque aquella misma lnallana
Sc 10 habia rflanifestado de una manera
.bastante yiolenta, temerosa de que vol
viera q Tepetirse una escena para los dos
desagradable; Sc yeia obligado q asacri6car
en- aras del amor que leinspiaba Julia
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nacion de Julia. Ningun motive podia ale
gar para quedarse en Paris, que pudiese
aceptar su amada, que habiendo abando-
nado su patria tan solo para ofrecerle SUI
carino en- aquel momento tenia derecho
para Greer justa sn pretencion.
Despues de una terrible lucha entire ell
amor que lie inspiraban los dos seres que
Sc dlsputaban SUI corazon ante la idea de
perder ell carino de la condesa, Sc decide
a seguirla
A pesar de los crueles remordimientos
que laceraban su conciencia al compren-
der La suerte one esperaba q SUI tierna es-
posa, desde Ell momento en- que 81 la aban-
donase, a pesar de comprender, repito,
que no podria separarse de ella sin un pro-
fundo pesar, Sc alej6 del lado de SUI amada,
resuelto q comunicar Luisa ell lproyecto
que tenia de ausentarse por alg'lnos ma
ses de Paris.
Pero al hallarse en- presencia de Luisa
no tuvo valor para darle q conocer SUI
pensamiento.
Su emocion no pas6 desapercibida para
su esposa, y sin pensar eli 10 que pudiera
motivar el abatimiento de Leopoldo, NO
escuchando mas que la voz del amor-que
le inspiraba trato de consolarls presentan--
dose sus ojos solfcita y carinosa,
| TCnnnj,l,xx
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su muerte no he hecho mas que repetir la
lectura de los libros que han sido los COM
palleros de mis- ocios de soltera.
-Si quereis leerla nevaosla, estoy Sc
gura de que os hara pasar un buen ratio,
ademas, es muy moral
Aquella novela hablaba, como todas,
de amor, pero de un amor desgraciado.
cuya historic entristeci6 ell corazon de
Luisa, y al concluir SUI lectura cerr6 ell
libro con profundo pesar, porquel lie habia
hecho comprender que Leopoldo solo SEN
tia por ella una sincera amistad, Y que ell
amor en- que en- ella habia cifrado toda su
dicha Sc 10 inspiraba SUI rival, la condesa
de Porciapi.
Este cruel desengano La hizo aparecer
desde entonces los ojos de Leopoldo iris
te y melancolica, la cual no tard6 en- alar-
marie vivamente, porque precisamente
cuando el empezaba conocer ,su error Y
vacllaba entire ell amor de Julia-y el que
va sentla por su esposa, esta parecia re-
husar sus obsequios y huir de su presell-
cia
AL fin, despues de haber reAexionado
detenldamente sobre la causa que podia
motlvar elrepentino cambio de la conduc-
ia Gle su esposa, que de expansive que
hasta entonces habia sido q la saxon era
reseryada, al fin, repito, una idea descon-
soladora vino q oprinir su corazon
Leopoldo -crey0 adivinarlo TODD, supu-
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dos seres que Sc disputaban SUI carfno.

dos seres que Sc disputaban SUI carfho.
Leopoldo no podia devolver la algeria
q su tierna esposa sin fomentar los celos
cue a Julia mortifcaban; nj consolar su
amante sin apesadumbrar q SUI buena Y
carinosa companera.
La condesa, creyendo que con sus he
chizos dominaria siempre ell corazon de SUI
apasionado amante, pesar de los celos
que la atormentaban; considerando suyo
ell triunfo era feliz.
Luisa, por el contlario, sufiendo en- ST.
lencio su desventura, viva triste conven-
cida de que nunca legaria q ocupar mas
que Ell segundo lugar en- Ell corazon de SUI
esposo, en- cuyo amor cifraba SUI porve-
mir.
Una manana, hallandose Luisa en- casa
Gle Mad. -Montbar, con quien debia salir q
paseo, mlentras Sc vestia Sc entretuvo en-
holear un llbro que encontr6 sobre ell to-
cador.
-Es una preciosa novela, le indic6 su
tia, que acaba de publicarse; ino la ha-
beis leidoY
No, es la primera vez que COLO en-
mis- manos una novela.
5Es posiblea exclamo con sorpresa la
narquesa.
-Lo que ofs.
SNo sois afcionada a Ia lectura9
-Mucho, pero iii difunto ito me acos-
tombr6 leer obras serlas, y despues dc