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, 1874-11-13

From Tho DctF0k Fstt iFfas.
Some 1--WE or als wee'ts ago young n'nn
penter By trat9c foil Ii, lovo with good-looklg
girl whose parents I've On Orchard street. !;
Charles laH red lnir and freckletl' facc, md
although tho young lady treated hiu courteous
ly when lie called at tho house, Rhe' h9d her
mind made up TINT al,o could never we'd a rcd
haired 1uan. After M acquaintance of throo
woekH l,o astod hor to become A1rn. Perrin, and
couldn't think OF such q thing. Charles thon
sought to hRvo tho old folks put In good word !
for him, but they declined to Interfere. l1o con-
timed lliH visits, perhapH hoping to Hnften tho
girla heart, but Thursday evening tho ci'his
cnnlO. 11o wont to Tic honHo with bottle Of
acd Ia hiH pocket prepared to spoil llcr beauty
i s!,o did not give Linn favorable answor.
lier mother. and Perrin first wantod tho
girl to take wAlk will. him. sho refused
to 20, anu lle asl,od to 500 her alono Hte a!ao
refused ttlis request, md tho lover had just got
ready to draw the bottto from hts pocket whom
Romothing bit him. 1Io thought 1t was dog,
but it want. The cork had worked out Of tito
bottle, and his coat-tailH woro turning brick
color at tho rato OF yara minute. Tho acid
wasn't content with the coat-tais, but struck out
for i'osh, and III about minute tho young man
was dai,ciuE around tho house as ii to escape
bullet. Shouting md whoopng'ho Eot out Of
doors and throw OIL most Of his clothing and
rolled III tho mud and 1t wns sotno tiHlo heforo
any one could find out whotEo1 ho Ind analios in
| hiH boots or had sat down on a hrnd-nwl. lie
was 80 badly burned tint two men Ind to help
lin to his poarting-llouae oil Fifth street, wero
deal Of laughter ut lits expense, and ifho tnakes
his appearance at tic house ncnin lie will ho Rr-
restod aB ho told ono Of bis friends in advance
| TINT he meant tho acid for the girl.
, 1874-11-13

Special Dispatct to The Chca10 1Ttbti'ie.
New YonK, Nov. l2.-Tho wheat market
opouod bottor undor tho moro favorable Lisor-
pool adyicos md limitod arrivals. Shippers
hold of, and only purcLaso to complete cargoeH.
Tho market closes lottor. The offerings arc
light and tho domand fur for completing car
goes. Wintor il much tlrlner, aud is offered
aparingly. Tho sales aro U6o bu at sl.0i@
Ids Tor ungraded Iowa and minnesota
s1,15 for No. Chicago spring; Si.07@
l.o8 for No. 2 Chicago spring; sl.05@
1og for Nc Ghsag,S sg,,,t spfn m q = @ s{ag9
early in the dny; s1.23 for red Western; s1.20
f1l.B for alnbor do; ssl.34 for amber do to ar
rive aud Sl.27 for white Canadian. Tho saica
include 1G.200 bu ITO grado Iowa ut Sl.0I@l .o5.
IN 81 store: 739o by ~ Chicago :, at = Sl15
storo;-- $4,000 bu No. = Chicago, ailoat,
at 81 l.U7601. .0Y; 10000 bu No. 2 milwaukee, at
Sl.l0@l.1 tho inside price in stors curly in
tho day G,1U0 bn fair red Western, about, at
sl.23; 7,2lo bu tair, rct Western, IL store, at
i,20D bu amber Ohio ut S1.27@i.23; nnl $4,000
Blu white Michigan at 5l.3a6 40.
Barley il stronger, but quiet, Salea Of 100 l,a
uugraded Wostorn at 9f.3s in ntoro, and two
and Ftonch offered at sl.65 for tho former antl
sl.52@l 5s for tho iattor, aud 5000 bu si1-rowod
State Bold at SLIT.
l,arloy mali IL ntoadY but quiet. sa'oa Of
5000 bu Canada WoAt ut Sl.72 cash. aud q, 000 bu
four-rowod State ut 81. 10 OH time.
Oats arc bettor and active. Tho supply ia
light. Tho saloH aro 100. 200 bu here aud to ar.
riyo, now Ohio 1Aixod ut di14G0U5o, white ct
G5hmGGc, black at Gi6eu5o, Wentor1l mixed 81
GddeG5kc wl,ito at G5Glnu}Gc, the inaIdo prico t
store; mixed State at Gi15@'G5o, ana white 10 VI
GGMG04c. mn
llye iit,n, but not active. Tho Balos Are 2.00(
hu Hennsylvauia aud Atato at 0ao
Coru better aud qnito active. The light ar
riyalA aud moro soaauuahlo weather layo Bsiia'
ulutod tho inquiry. TEo salas ara l0.G00 bt
Woatern mixed at 0a@u3:5o at!oat, and 9l1l6909'
| i" store Iast evening old mixed sold atIoat III
| O2c, and now mixed Western ut e5@'87o Wester1
white at D5@e'o for now, do yallow at 0so. an'
| VAo for old. Yhs moyamont IN berth frelBhta \
, 1874-11-13

proved hsraolf an oxcellont clork, and has been,
Ut least onco promoted for e1lclonoy. It wAs
not until Tow daya ago TINT SIR. N1oOarteo
lcnrned tho nnploasant fact nboye noted, md ho
=. once recommended l,sr M tlsH'ntpsa1. Secretary
whole @ rssponptMbity M Of M retaining "a to lay in tho
ior iislnigsal except tlio relationship, for which
ss gnsot can l. sGse be he1 sospons1ts iio1
90 far M il went Warranted l,or retention. SEQ:
rotary },tstqw M TOW ss.s It. bsd beGn a, question ot
1io would probably llayo decided 1t adversely,
deeming It proper Tint daughters md widows 3f
soldiers Iii tho Union Rr1ny scoling places should
hive tho preference. 70 1iHmtss Ilor now. for
no renson but lor parontago, ho would regard
On n punishment Which Ito WAS not authorized to
administer. At any rate l,o aaautncs tho re-
spousiblli1y, and aayH. 10 far as 10 knows, tip
Aosby did not appear In IT, and o was influenced
alouo by hts own fne!inlga and Judgment. No
doubt tho raid on Afisa JackBon w;B organzod by
so,no ono rho wanted l,or place, md It a notice
nho that most iB matlo Of tho nfrair by those
who I,ayo boon loltlcRt I'll demanding that tho
war should DO forgotten.
, 1874-11-13
OHIO AUDITORS CONVENTION,

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 12.-At tho meeting Of
The State Auditors Association, this morning,
The following officers wero elected: a. p. Ssulsx.
Of Muskingun,, President; John T. FORSYTH. Of
Bhelby. Secretary John n. Ewalt OF K,lo1. Tsaes-
nres. Tho special cpmnttoo appointed last year TO
alemoralizo tlao loueral Assembly relative to
slo foes Of Auditors In school bunlness, re-
ported nothing done ~ yot. Thia committee
tlso reparhed that they hhd deferred tia entire
tuhioot Of listing for taxation Pullman palace
eals within tbls State. A resolution wa. adopted
recommending such oil amendment to the Law M
will naaAo the term Of township clerks and town.
ship treas,,ters taroo yoaxs iustead OF ono yoar,
u Vi ptescue.
, 1874-11-13
Attempt to Lynch n Murderer =.
Robbed.

Special D{spatch 10 The Chicago 37tbttNe.
KANSAS Ctrr, No., Nov. IA body Of men.
numbering 100 forced IN entrance into tho Jail
at saiina, Kan., to lynch B. Dohan, tho dcspsra-
do who killed the Anderson brothers at Boom
ville on election-dsy. Bohan crawled through
scuttle-holo. and tho mob, knowing his desper-
ate character, foarnd to drag him cut. It was
determined to hnng Bohan. and, Information be-
Ing given, tho Sheriff alone aaved him. 1t is
expected that he will 10 killed before hia prolim-
mary examination.
Jollnaon Cox, 3 faz7ner, and d man named
Kennedy sold aotne stock III thia city to-day.
Whilo returning homo this evening. they wcro
stopped about milo from Wyandotto. Kan. by
two masked highwaynaen, aMd searched, but
they bad deposited tho money in bank. and tho
robbers were disappointed A preucher, named
Armstrong casno along and WAS robbed.
, 1874-11-13

boen summoned and put on the stand in tho laat
few days to testify for The dcfenso In tho s"fo-
burglary trial. Whitley. nidel by tho wllolo So
crot sarylce ~ WA bofore tIc racont rsorgant-
cation, has epared no pains nor expense to work
mp plausible theory for The defenao. Tho ro-
anlt Ia not credItnbla to him ~ phrowd mnn.
1lo hna had but fow reputable wituoHaoH, and
t,oy l,ayn not boon ablo to Say much
III lis favor. Homo gontletnen who havo vatcl,od
the trinl cloRcly nf1rln frooly that mitch Of tile
testimony for tho lofonso bears upon Its face
tho eyidont marks of de1iberato perjury. Tho
examination Of wltnosaos will doubtloss be
closed tomorrow, antl Assistant Attorney 0oncral
Till will open hia argument for the Government
10 ths Assoctaf<d lfes5l
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Nov. 12.-Iho Bnfe-bur-g
lary trial WAS continued to-dny up to roccss
without developing anything especially intor-
cutting.
Aftor rccesa, tho examination Of Nowcomb was
continued He testified that at WhttelyB request
llo went to Toronto to induce HaynB to 60 to
Washington and toll tho truth about the burg
lnry. 1layeB rofuacd to go, but told witnoBs
TINT neitlor NettloBhip nor any other molnbor
OF tho Secret Bervico lad anything to do with II.
1T tin ro1ucBt Of Itdd}o, D number Of Wit
ncaaos for tho prosecution we're sworn, who
toatlliod to tho good character ot Hayes and Zr-
ruth.
Adjourned.
, 1874-11-13

Nashfncton {op. lD) DspacA to he At,o 1ork 1ats.
There l.aH bccn some adverse criticism in rri-
vato cirtcs for lay or two III consequence Of
tho employment IL tho Iroasnry Department OF
Col. Ellsworth Ut the beginning ut the War.
Finally. MI account OF hur dia,nIaaal aud rostoF''-
tion by urfor Of President Gran. has beon l1b,
isIled. It IL not oven pl incorrect aud EarDlot
IN fol|owa Alisb jne,son VIVA appointad ,tulng
Judge Richardson's SccrosaryshiP, but 1t vas 'lut
kuown at tho tins TINT sl.g NM tAo aaaSAses ol
the Jaalson who killed ELLSWORTH Has haa
, 1874-11-13
FIRES.

From the Hartford tt0hn.l 1tnffS.
A fire OF great magnitude has bcen raging for
a weok Oh what arc known as the Blue Hills, be-
tween Meridon and 6outhington. Tho long alb
Benco of ruin has nado tho forests dry ns tinder,
especially on these high hills. Thouaands Of
monatrons oaks, chostnuts, hiclorios. and pinos,
aud acres of valuable ahip-timber, have already
been consumed, and (says dispatch OF Saturday
mighty tho 1amos are unabatcd. Liko pail over
tho whole region rost heavy md sitting clouds
Of smoke. Workmen recently employed in
tho woods cutting timber for market havo boon
obliged to rotiro from the presence Of the fre-
fond, and tho whole region, moro than mica
long and miles wldet is becoming tract Of
blackcncd atumps. amoldoring fires, and DEBRIS.
The crackc and crash OF tho treos NJ tloy burn
and fall may DO lloard for Il long distance. Tho
loas is great, and may bo rcckonod at thousands
OF dollara.
Tho cauBo Of the fire WAS accidental. A week
ago number Of nlen woro at work among the
ctiarcoal~l}isB which abound among tho Ulno
Hills. III como way tho sparks from the pits tell
among the dry leaves aud tho light wood OF the
forest. Flames were soon started in several
p!acca, and, strong southaaaterly wind spring
lug up, they spread rapidly. Efforts were made
to c!aeck their progrcsa, but in vain. Tho
woodland, having boon subjected to warm
condition to ignito with tho approach Of
the deyouring element. Throughout, the week.
without iutcrnseion day md night, tho bnrnlng!
has progressed, increasing in sizo tho devastated
tract, aid lust night it bud attaiued to at appal
ing magnitude. It seemed at ono limo u il tlie
entire mountain was OIL fire. Tho Sky in all diff.
with tic reflection, tho light bong distinct,
| seen in THU city.
In Walliugfora and Meriden the illumination
vaa iuto.,so. Tho land itself il not valuable OK
| cont for tho timber which it PRODUCES, but till
| alone ma]as tho worth and consequent loss vorl
| great. Friday night: hundreds Of people yIsitet
and cazcd with awe upon tho magnificent bu
| terrible spectaclo. Tho wind has boon aouthorl.
tnoat Of tho timo. Tho tract thus burned is no
less than 10,000 acreB In extent, and tho flame
aro makiug rapid progress toward KonGiugton.
, 1874-11-13
Probable Fatal Shooting ARRAY

Bptctdl UispNEh @ 1'he CHteaoo IT76uHt
ST. PAuL, Nov. IA probably fatal enconn-
tor occurred last night at Doanoyor's HaIf-
way House, mi.os out towards Minneapolis.
Franklin 3. Chase and Rufus Hodgman,
riding out from Minneapolis stopped at Dos-
noyers, drank at tho bar, and refused to pay. In
tho evening they returned again. had drinks and
cigars, aud again Refused to pay, lu quarrei
which followed, tho bar- tender. George Ciattlin,
after, aB ho aays, firing revolver to scare the
men, fired second time, tho ball entering
Chase's right breast. Chattlin surrendered to
tho first otilcor vino arrived, aud is lodged in
jnil here. His right arm il shriveled from some
accident in youth. Ho fired with his left hand.
Chase was employed az q fireman III snillglo-
mill at hfinneapoliH Ills wife rcccnt1p obtained
divorce on the ground Of cruel troutment.
, 1874-11-13

The game thin evening between Maurice
Vignatlx md Albert Garnier has boon looked for
ward to us the greatest event Of tho tournament:
Tho hall vas crowded. Both men played
well nnd each observed extreme caution.
Tho batting WIS pretty heavy on GARNER.
The game was intonRelY interesting through.
ort,-Nrst ONO being ahead, and thcn
pIaying was simply wonderful, aud kept tho
holHo in tumult Of applause. Vignaux, got or
the victor by the morrst chance, Boating by only
u points. But for a clumsy draw, Garnior would
havo won. Elgnaux's ayesage was 9ss1, and Gar
pier's 9-31. yignnuxB best runa wer0 70. 80,
81, 80. 90, II; Garnier's, 81, 53, 4G, i3, 2s.
The following iB
, 1874-11-13

Sptefa1 Dispatch 10 Tile Chicago Tribune.
BT. PAUL. D1luu., Nov. IA eecond attempt
was made this morning to have an examination
of Rose, the murderer OF O'Connor, before
Police Judge. In consequence Of the gathering
Of large aud excited crowds ut tho Jail and City
Hall, proceedings wore Ind In tue Sheriff's
rooms Mt tho jail. Roses counsel waived an
examination, aud entered plea Of not guilty.
Tho case will probably 80 to the next Alay term,
The examination OF Shelby RoHo, charged ~
accessory before tho murder, is set for examina-
ton poxt Wednesday.
, 1874-11-13

Chicago h Alton Railroad distance Of 20
mies, bY lalf-paHt b o'clock tonight. rest-
ing tlero tho re- nlainiug portion Of tho night,
roaohing Chichgo Saturday morning nbout II
o'clock.
LExrNoTor, IT,, Nov. 12.-Tho st. Lolita
pedestrian arrived horo ut BAG tl,R evening.
1To will loavo horo Tomorrow morning to walk
100 miles In twonty-four houtn.
, 1874-11-13

THE 11YEnrOoI. AUTUMN MEETING.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The race for tho Liverpool
cup tho ovont Of tho Liverpool autumn nont-
ing, took place to-day, and WAS won by LouIao
Victoria; Thunder second, Pageant tltrd.
Twenty-onn horaos ntnr.cd. The bett!ng waH u
to I againat Louiao Victoria, 20 to aEalnat
ThundeE aud 25 to againBt Pageant.
, 1874-11-13

6pfcidt D1aUdt1H
Russuv1LLE, Ind, Nov. ia young lady
WAS Instantly killed at Vienna, Ind, Tuesday
nighs, by 4or drunken father. who threw loaded
revolver upon tho 1oor. which WIS discharged i'll
tho full. tho ball entering lis daughters head
near the right eye. Thoro is strong suspicion
tlae tue shooting was dono purposeiy, III ho had
been abusing his iauily only d few lnnmtoa bo-
fore. Soma things havo como to light nlready
that look rather suspicious.
, 1874-11-13

CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. l2.-1u tho United
statos Court to-day, Pat McCarty was tound
guilty Of aiding and abottlng Mrs. cornama i'll
dofraudiug the Government by obtainlng an
iAoga! ponAiou. Mss. coznana is tho widow Of
McDofmo!t. ana had ponaion allowed her In
August. 1895. Four months afterwards allo
married, aud thus forfeited hor right to the
pension, but she has continued to draw oVur
aiAuo by furnishing an!dayits that Hho re1nained
q widow of NuDormott, Bile 1las pleaded guilty.
, 1874-11-13

Then
oYnuIE DION AND oKonok =. BLOSSOM
met. Dion was q strong fayorite In tue betting.
Blossou played with determination and forco
never befosc displayed by him horo, aud won
round d-tho-tablo phys were specially romai ked,
for llo plays tleHe uncertain shots with . daah
mud certainty that III admirable. This last de-
feat losc8 Dion my share 10 any Of tho prizea.
1s is, 13 Dions, A, 43. 81. 80 q. l8. slosaon'a
average WIS II s-27; Diou's. To- The follow
tpn III
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THE aConR :
I,lntnqs.


Tho following table glyos tho number OF Eanes
Lost anl won to date, VI vol Us each players
highest run and highest average. Ilie oioalne
games OF tho Tournament will bo watched With
intorest by lovers OF the gamo.. It VII be aoen
TINT Slosson, our home player, In making an o.
coont record for himself. he having wou gaineh
, 1874-11-13

NEW YonE, Nov. 1a.-Tls Cosonor's fury In
tho caae OF John MoKsnna, shot during pollu-
cal ltacss Oh laat oleotion-dsy, returned yel-
dict that MoKonus eaeao to lt.s denth by pistol
ahot wound u ths haada o4 yonla person un-
known.
, 1874-11-13

SALT LAKE, Nov. 12.-Jo!m D. Leo, NOW IN
prison ut Doayos, charged with being connected
with tho Mountain Meadow rnassacre Of 1857,
whom 100 Askansaa emigrantH wuro murdered 1t
ta Hald will give q true history Of tho whole
affair, aud tho ua1neH ol tho pnrtiea Interested.
, 1874-11-13

Speeial Dispatch to TA< Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, hfich, Nov 12.-John Daily was ar
roated loro to-day for passing counterfeit S.
bills On tho Tradots' National Bank Of Chicago.
It IL thought lie has douo . somewhat extensive
business o. it hero.
, 1874-11-13

NupoLruH AND JOSEPH DION

NUDOLI1IE AND JOSEPH DION ~,
then played Dion displayed Ills strong skill at
nursing, but too late to bo Of auy avail. son'o
Of tho runs were beautiful. 1tudolphe boat iii
" inninga by l26 points. Rudolpte'a average
vaH is 1910; Dion's, 1919. Rudo!phe's best
ruus woro GO, 53 Al, 43, IS. Dion's, 81, AZ. Fol-
lowing In
, 1874-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov, 12.-The ucbrow Orphan
Asylum WAS burned this morning. Loas, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
, 1874-11-13
pEDESTNIANIsM.
qgRAauTY 70 A1nlyn IN Un1CA1o aATOho Az
NtNN1N1t.

o,*efa| Dtspateh to 1Hs Chicago 1F1bn"s'
nLo5MINoToA, ILL.,. Nov. N.-t}eraEnsyt tho
St. Loua pedestrian, rcaood this city thla aftor-
noon about o'clock. stopping Astlo oTor
IN Aouk. ue expects TO raaaA Ohonoa. On tho
, 1874-11-13

SYRACUSE, N. T., Nov. 1o.-The residence OF
J.T. Cnrter was burned hero this morning. hlr.
Cartor wont into tho collar to Baye some proper
ty, and WAS burned to death.
, 1874-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 valuable Discovery.
DIR. j. r. MILLER. practicIns physician at ~
sp,aca4t. phadeIita. Pa. hns dscoycred tt!at tue
tic, ncryons nnd sick headache. am. ncrvonsncBa Pre-
parad in pills G cent? box. nn! fnnt ny mail hy tho
, 1874-11-13

Female Enccntlinry-SheS Sets Fire to
nllsl ltuxn1 Her E1uEbAnd,a Erop-
crtY.
Special Dispatch 10 Tia Chteaao Tribune.
ST. Lou1a, Mo-, Nov. IA special to tho Dis
patch thia evening from Warenton. No., aays:
"tren days ago tho hay-stacka OF Mr.. Henry
Ramp, respectable farmer, living near thib
place, wore destroyed by fire. It was evidently
the work of an incondiary, aud tho charge was
made tint tho crimo was tho work OF political
onelnie8. More recently tho barns OF Mr kamp
hnvc boon burned, with all thoir contents, III
cudng two valuable holaos. This latter act
waH nttandod by such circumstances as to faaton
auapiciou upon the wifo Of the unfortunate mail.
Tha woman is his eoooud vito, md they
havo only boon mnrriod soulo twoor throo mouths.
The ovidouce against hcr, uougl, circutnstantial,
sho has boen a1reated admitted the commission
Of the cr.tue waived examination, aud. IN do
fault Of 81, ,0Uo bail. haA boen committed to jail.
Tho Work OF n 3urelnr In Joliet.
Special ptsuatth to 1.hd Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Ill, Nov. 12.-An experienced bur-
glar worked Broadway street, in this city, 1aat
residence OF George Whittior.ho succeeded In &C.
curing s52 in money. +. T.. Marsh Of Carpe1l-
tor l. Marsh, grain aoaiers, was tho ne1t in turn,
WHO lo6t a coHecuou epeclulon OF IFaetlonoA cur
rcucy valued ut 800. From J. e. 1Iasoy acrosH
tie stroot, small SUN OF money was ssolen*
From thero tho operator driftcd down the street
to tho residence OF john Dareoy, whoro 4 gold
watch nnd $15 anl chcct1 on @. GoodHpeed's
bank rewarded him. From hero 10 made
his way to tho residence of G. 9earley, Esq, tho
editor of tho Joliet Signal. Alr. soarley
awakened just Us tho thief Ind secured whas
loose change there WAS ia Ills pockets, amount
ing to abont $40. Mr.. Soarley failod, however,
to capture him. Tho description that is given oi
tho burglar answers to discharged conyic.
named Clay, who has mnae hiB reRlacnce in this
CITY for about sir ycara.
, 1874-11-13

The Washington Sslfe-E8uFEaary Cnsu.
9ptcla. Lsspu&eA u Ihs Ch,eaao tribune.
WAeu1saron, u. O., Nov. 12.--A wonderful!
array oi sca,upa md rogues Of al dagsees lave
, 1874-11-13
UTAH..

Stntiattcs Of Prorrcss-T0lyEnny Dc-
Ginning.
A valued correspondent ut salt Lake City, un-
der dato OF Nov. G, aftor complimonting QUO Of
the speakers ut tho missionary meeting ut tho
Grand Opora-1Io,ise. Chicago, on Sunday after
noon, Nov. /, giycs tho following statistics IN
relation to tho progress OF Utah. In looking
them over, 1t should DO remembered that all tho
results indicated by those figures l,avo boon ac-
complisllcd in quar.cr Of o century:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
n. r.. n.
RadwaY's
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World.

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TIE moment Radways Ready Relief Is applied
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17

II expands the chest. affords free and thorough
rcspir ittoh, aud promotes health nv giving tone
and sigor to the \ital organs. The BEST and MOTT
PERFECT BRACE made. hetail price of Mems, 81. 10
Ladies', 81 30 Send chest measure. For sale hy
all first class dealers, aud at the office Of the CLEyH
LAND SHOULDER BRACE CO. CLEVELAND, o.