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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
FRAZiEH'S ROOT BITTFRS, THE GREAT
BLOOD AND HUMOR REMEDY.
[From the Dubuque, Iowa, Herald

from the Dubuque, lowe. Herald
The most wonderful discovery yet made for
the cure of diseases originating from bad blood
is q w FIazier's celebrated Root Bit erS, which
is now known and used throue bout the length
and bre adth of the continent. 1t is comps unded
of roots and contains no injurious subsistence
that invigurates the system for time, and then
ease than before its use. II purifits and nour-
ishes the body and effeciuslly relieves and re-
moves the lat vesiige of di.ease. The great
success of the Root BiTters is the best test of
their merits, and thousands of testimonials
prove that they have wrought wonderful cures
In the worst cases OF liver complaint, dyspepsia,
kidney disea es, rheumatism, scroiulous erup-
lions and broken constitutions. 1t is not a
quack medicine at has won its way 10 thou
sands of sufferers through flaming advertise
ments claiming fol 1t results it never could ac-
complish. Its reputation has been earned
through experimental know edge of its vir ues,
and upon hese the manu- acturer is willing TO
From the cleveland Daily Herald.J
"The best guarantee 10 the afflicted of the
merits OF Frazer's Root Bitters is that wherever
proprietary medicine In the wor d.
The above il a sample OF tie msny notices l
am receiving from the leading papers of the
country praisipg the merits OF m Root Bitters.
Reader, should you find the faDgs of consump-
ton, caiarrh or any scro ulous disease fasten-
ing on your system fail not 10 try my Bitters,
they compleiely eradicate disease nom the sys-
tenn by changing the whole inner man into
healthful condition. In cakeS OF consumption,
cough syrups and basams may often afford
nporary relief but never cure. The Root Bit
tiers strike at the foundation OF all diseas es by
s arching the blood and build ng up the c0nsu-
ution being the only way TO cure con umption.
For dyspeps a, disea es of the liver, kidneys
and heart, rheumatism, pimples on the face,
salt rheum, weakness ard nervous debility the
Root Bilters are admitei by Physicians TO be
the most wonderful discovery Yet known, no
medicine ever had such success. Two years
ago prepared this me iciDe By the single gall
Ion and sold it by the half dozen bottles to
druggists, 1 now have the BlIttrs pre- pared by
the hundred gross, and we have druggists here
a home in Cleveland who sell at retail over
their counters from one to tNo thousand bottles
yearly Sold by ruggists and country dealers
everywhere. Price 81,
G. w. FRAZIER,
Proplfetor, Cleveland, o.
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LIST OF SALES:

fluctuations are given for tue Dnylnx yficpt /. u
KrRin and produce, and the selling prices FOR
noCr and other merchandise.
BUILDING HATERIALS-In fair demand.
- ne: Delphi AND huntington, Szc; Peru, so;
81. Paul, 25c: New Paris lime, 3Oc per bushel
Hair, &c per bushel Plaster: Michigan, SO 20
Newark, 81 60 Fire orlck, ~ 70 ~ per hundred
Whites aud 81 per barTui. Cement, 81 Is psr bar
- for louisville: 81 50t7S q for Portland.
FUEL-C,oAL-Not active yet.
Anthracite, per ton ~ 70. brakil block, per
hrshs. i4c: White River, l3c: Sand orcsk.
13c: Highland CRATE, &c: Highland Gteara,
IO1Sc: t'itfsburz, q: Brazil nut, 100: Brazii
laca. 10: Vixginta caDncl, Sc; Indiana camel,
IS.
CoKa-f Tic: crusosd, l6c.
WOODS quoted At - C0GaS.
Labrador herring, obls. ~ nalf bbfs, "a 81, No.
tage herring half bhlE 81 80: quarters 81 50 kits
P5ca5sl %: No pickerei. half bbls, s6; quarters,
q "; Eiis. 81 TO-; No. J white per hall
barre. s. sc o as 30. ocpTssr barrel 20 IS; kits
g y: family white, half bbls, IS GO;
quarters s. s9 kits, 81 90; California ralrcn, per
hrr barrel. new si0 80: kifs, s2 &c:
kfacEEsSi. new mees per bri, SsS930; hair brl,
gI4 O0@l5 o. 0usrts8 barrel, "a 80 kits, s. IS;
No barrel. s.: 1sif D&rrel. s. 50dsl0 90; quarter
barrel, "a 5035 90; kits, 81 IS; No. 2,
hall barrel, 81 50: quarter barrel. 50 IS; kits,
sl 20: God dsh, ~ SCAT. Holland herring per keg
q 50; scaled herring &C.,. HsIihut. srnoksd. llc
Prepared Goldfish. s. o. IS so; Rourd Shore her.
Ting, 81 50. half barrel, s. %.
bKOOAS-somInau,z2 5093 90; medium, s. ESQ
$50; extra, u O94 %.
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G. w. FRAZIER,
Proprietor, cleveland, q.


Mr. ID. salgues, Olty Auction House, Cleve-
land o., writes: "My dear Sir-l feel can not
speak in too high terms of praise of DIR. Will
fams's Indian ointment for the piles, and its
wonderful and magic-ike cure upon myself.
have been afflicted with piles for the last Jour
years; at no time during This period have
been entire free from suffering. used various
remedies recommended, without Ieilef or Dene-
fit until last winter, hearing of the wonderful
cures performed by the use of DIR. Williamss
Ointment. was IL duced TO try IT, After using
tine Ointment less than Jour weeks, found my
self en- ireIy cured and free from piles. thought
ON v one box of Ointment, anu have haIf The
medicine left :" sold by druggists and country
storekeepers everywhere.
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ovER ONE MILLION BOXES

of the new Patent Golden Fountain Pens have
already neen Sold. All VINO ny them are pltSseU
and more wanted. These Pens resemble pure
gold, viii not corrode, suIl any holder, no blot
ting. runs smooth as - god pen, write sixty
dozen OF the best steel pens MAZE Professional
men, ban kers boo keeper, Students farmers,
school boys, sch girls and every body VINO
one box 70 cents, two boxes 50 cents, four
boxes 81. Sent free by mail. No. l for ladies'
use. No, 2 for gentlemen. Address,
GOLDEN PEN CO., Cleveland. Ohio.
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Trade PaIa &c, Oct. 7

Trade Palace, Oct. Z.
70 the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your irnme /.
diate attention to the best selected
stock OF Dry Goods, Notions ano
Mill merry ever Drought 20 his city.
BY giving our individual attention
to fuyino in New York, we have
secl1red a line OF Silks. Black
Goods Dress Goods Denotes,
Woolens FlanneIs, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tons and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as enables US
TO offer the loves prices known
aimee 1852, Our prices are alike to
all, and Granqers as wei as 9TH
era will find t mo other house
more attracti> goods or lower
prices.
L. 8 AYRES Sc o.,
TRADE PAL ACE.
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sgOTLp YOU GET INTO TROUBLE

avoid all quacks and imposters who will not
alone charge you $40 TO 81, but dupe you with
copaba anO make your Gaze worse. Dr. NC
CalIum's Spec fic is a pOsitive cure, doing away
with all such troubles and exp nse- Mccall
ium's Spe cific has stood the test for owe, forty
ears and IS the only sure remedy ever discov-
er. d. One package will effect cure In from
four to six days Sci Dy return mail secure
from observation. on receipt of price, male
packages, So; female, So. No exposure or de-
tainure from business. Follow plain DIRECTIONS
Il. FhAZtER,
Sole Proprietor. sI6 Erie street, Cleveland, Ohio
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
TRADE PALACE


No new features of the money market are
noted for the past week. Nothing has oo-
CURED to disturb the sbsgnation of finances.
Money is easy in the banks, and up to this
time there has not been much demand for
moving the grsin and pork crops. Next
month the pork business will begin In ear
nest. which will employ some money tor
season.
CONDITION OF CURRENCY.
The Iron Age gives the following c0nden
sation of the facts in regard TO tho currency:
Old demand notes, 500 s32 80; legal tenders.
series of 1874, S59, SOL AL so; legal tender
notes, new issue, 1884, 23 $50 %; legal tender
notes. serles OF 1869, s27O,s46 1872 As; legal
tender notes, series of 1875. $3.50 600; oDe-
year no:es of 1868. $65, 775; two year notes
of 1858. S20,450; two year coupon notes of
1868, S26 $50; compound interest notes, 1867
400; fractional currency, first issue, "a ,S2S,-
10 Is; do do, second issue. S, 1885,,
7s4 81: do. do, third issue, s., 163 $40 50; do
do, fourth issue. first series, S. 094, l47 Al;
do. do, fourth issue, second series, 81 $50
1913 20; do do, fourth issue, third series,
81 994, 292 %; fractional currency, eth issue,
Sl7 ,4Sl, $40 70 Total, SIl5,274 .S97 O3. Eighty
three national banks have been organized
since the passage OF the scr of January IA,
1915, With capital of 50, ga 900, to which
circulation has been issued amounting to
So O23, $50. The total amount OF additional
circulation issu ed since the passage of the
act is SO 2lS,0l0 of which 81 .740 COO has been
issued To PennsyIvanis, STA 600 to West Vir-
GINA, 1869 900 TO Kentucky, 1924, 900 TO Ohio,
1891 900 TO Indiana, 100000 to Illinois and
SI2l 600 to Iowa Inc total am unit OF legal
tender notes deposited for the purpose of re-
firing circulation, from the passage of the
act of June 20. 1874, to October |, 1879, is
S25. O42 749: of which amount $7,700 600 has
been deposited bv New York, S6O5 COO by
Massachusetts, S364,0O0 by Connecticut
1922, GOO by Pennsylvania, S6lS,0O0 b7 South
Missouri. 81. 1874, 600 bv Indiana, S703 600 10y
by the states OF MiehigsD, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. The amount OF national bank
circulation outstanding on the LIST
inst, was 81, OOO, 600 less than on
June 20, 1874 and S40O0,0O0 less than
on January IA, 1875 The amount out
standing on the lst was S3473, SO 742.
CRANBERRIEs.
The New York Bulletin states: Carefully
obtained statistics in regard to the cranberry
crop show marked falling off this season
in comparison with last year. The total
production OF the country is placed at 30.
600 bushels, against $50 900 ia 1874. The
Northwest has been untOrtuate. The hard
winter injured the vines; then came the vine
worm, which prOvei very destructive. and
finally the frosts of August and September
destroyed or injured the quality of much
that was left. Their crops last year were
light but of good quality. This year IL is
less and the quality injured
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-CATTLK-The reee pts
for to-day were 81 O head, which were mainly
common and medium. The market is weak and
I'm ettled, with very slow trade, at q reduction
of nc as compared with Monday. sales were
M ade OF few extra native steers at sl2 50@ lS (;
inf rior to prime natives genera ~ sold at IS Ola
Y so; fair TO good Texas and Cherokee cattle at
sSa9 25
dav and to-day were 1870 head. The mark Ell
closed weak at 81 50 So IS for sheep, and SIS 75@
2 IS for lambs.
HoGs-Tne arrivals for yesterday and to day
were lO,lS0 head. There was none one ed for
sale alive; dressed closed weak at slO 2oglO 20.
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CHICAGO LIVE Stock MARKET.

for to-day were $500 head: the official receipts
for Yesterday were $50 head. The market was
rather dull and week, and tending strongly
downward. Sales were made of common to
choice at sId6: butchers cows at 81 5O@3 75;
Stoke at 81 1898 IS; extra shipping nomtnally
at Sd 25a6 50; shipments, 1870 head.
Hostile receipts for to-day were l6,OO head.
The market is dun and weak at l09l5c lower,
closing weak: sal were made of poor to good
at 81 25IS IS; inferior at So 1907: Philadelphia
Soc lower than for Monday; shipments, $50
head.
SHEEP-The receipts for to-day were ono head
low grades are lower; others steady; sales were
made of inferior to common at " 5O9S; half
medium TO choice at So 75@4 70.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October %.
CORN AND WHEAT.

CORN AND WHEAT.
But for the advance in freiglIts corn would be
firm at the prices of one week ago. AS tits there
have been no sales for the last three days. and
there is established market. Corn was
held to-day at SIC in elevator, but none
could b. sold a. that price, though ur-
gently offered. Looking rom the point of sup
ply and The Eastern markets, corn Is hrm-
Wheat is very dull end without demand. So
little is doing that he market is very indefinite
and wide range in prices prevails as the quail
1ty varies Ereatly.
PROVISIONS.
The stock Of winter meats is almost entirely
exhausted The market elsewhere is slightly
weaker ard would be here II there was any.
thing to deal in. PACK .ng will begin as soon as
favorable weather comes on. AT present the
supply of hogs il lib raj with indications OF
crowding the market az the opening Of the
season.
COUNTY PRODUCE.
The low prices and depressed markets East
make the situation discouraging here. especially
as the supply is very abundant. Butter and
poultry are very dull, with a downward ten
dency and not the slightest prospect of any i'm
provement Eggs are in good demand at Is
cents.
On the Board to-day there was but little life
Brokers were considerably discouraged a. the
-.7tlook- Speculation is, for the present, DEED.
he 70 lowing is the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct Acknowledgements is steady,
firm AMI in fair demands; good as
sortments are being offered with the exception
of combipg and delaine stock in the hands OF
the dealers, which are small or the sea on.
Manufactul ers are purchasing cautiously, and
holders OF wool are Indifferent abont selling. ex-
c, pJ To the most responsible buyers, on account
of the recent unexpected failures among man.
ufacturers: sales were made OF y and Xxx ohio
ano Pennsvlvania fieeces at 45@46c; medium.
No, land xxx at 47a5Oc Michigan and \ iscon-
sin fi-ece- At 42a4Sc; X Al s47c; medium and
No. combing and delaine selections 5O@56c; un-
washed, 5Ou6ne; washed, 494oc; unwashed,
~uperfne and X pulled 37g5Uc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21
MoRat's Life Pills!
AS0Rat's Phoenix Bitters 7!
Pages Climax Salyeiii


form complete Family Medicine Chest and have
cured more diseases, and have done more good for
humanity, than any other medicine ever offered to
the people.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act on the LIVER
opening the duets, and restoring the body to per.
feet health, and may be relied ON to cure Nervous
ana SICK Headache, COstiveness, Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Com pIaints
tolds, Seurvy. General Weakness, Fever Ague.
. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS
correct the secretiOns of the stomach. and an, a
sure enre for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, SleepleSs-
hess. Female Complaints, Weakness Debility, &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALVE
isac0mpOund of Arnica with many other extracts
and balsanis. We warrant it TO cure Scrofula and
salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Bite Chill
Dlains, COrns. Inflammation of the Eyes, Broken
Breasts Sore Nipples, Cuts, Bruises. Burns Scalds
and all CufaneOus Diseases, en- man beast. It
allays inflammation, subdues all pain. and heals
without scar. 1t is worth its weight in cold 10
very family, and should always be on hand.
Gry Sold by Druggists everywhere.
]. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
eo Liberty street, New York.
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, Oct. al-BEEF CATTLE
The receip pts to-day were LIB head, IL cars
OF through stock, and 2S cars for va sales here
m 4king "a total OF {, $50 head Ter the DAYS past
The supply is heavy, yet there is good d mand
and plenty of buyers; market active, with very
few left on h nd ; prices the same as yester-
day. as follows: Best at So 25@7 20; medium
TO good at S. 75d6 10; common 10 fair at 81 ]
aas -: bulls and cows at 81 504 on; stockers ana
feeders at S304; Texsns at So UO@4 90.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were 3,52j head.
making a total OF 67i0 head tor the past days;
sales were made of Workers at 81 50S7 80; Phila-
uelphiss at IS 25@8 50.
SHKEP-The receipts to-day were 800 head,
making a total of $40 head for the da. S
past; selling at s. 7o@5 SO.
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to-day, and was attended by an immense crowd
OF buyers The sale was an unqualified success,
anu the prices Were good omestic Goods
hands. except dress goods Cotton fianneis ana
Glnghams-Were in eady demand. Wooden
OoodsIIhe marketi Is quiet, and foreign goods
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
copperZIs quiet: sales were made OF new sheet
ing at sec. Ineot Lake-Is quiet and heavy;
Is unchanged: sales were made Of scotch Al y
9So1zc; American is dull and heavy; sales were
quoted at l21zalS1zc, gold. NaiIs-Are steady:
sales were made OF cut at IS lO,sy 25: clinch at
"a Io1o 20. Horse shoes-Sales were made OF No.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Ootto1-The market Is
steady; SAFES were made of middling upland at
l4EgIIHe Futures-Demsnd firm; safek were
November. IL l5-S2c; seller December, IL 9-32c;
seller January iS7fc; seller February. l31c;
May Il $500; seller June, Axe; seller July,
IA lS-S2c; seller August, l4kc.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct. 2O-5 p. M.-The rate of discount
In open MARI ct for 3 months' bills is So, or x
uonsoIs for money, q lis: and o. acco 1aIs
si1E- United states bonds-5-9S, 1855. iosT:
New YORK ok oenila a. e. Ei,e a anew F ss l
1errsd 80 Linseed oiI-Sales were made at
<5s Oh rs su FetrOleum-Sales were made of
senned at les I'd; and spirits petroleum at los,
PARIS, Oct. @.-Rentes, 6 Csc.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 20.-American securities
New S. S91<.
ANTWERP, Oct. a-Fine American petro-
leum. 2Sf
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O.-Cotton-The market in
dull sales were made of middling uplands al
led; and middling Orleans ct Lied: sales
were made OF le,OOO bales, 900 of which were
ior speculation and export am $500 bales
American. Flour-Sales were made OF extra
and western at Gas I'd. Wheat-Sales were
made OF No Chicago spring at los Id; No
chicago spring at Us I'd; No 2 Milwaukee at
Us Cd; and winter at It's I'd. Corn-The
market Is firm; sales were made of mixed
western at 29s Sd. Perk-Sales were made of
American prime mess Western at S3e: sales
were made prime mess Eastern al 95s. Bacon
Sales were made of Cumb erland cut middles
at OBS; short nib at 64s; long clear rib at SIS Sd
and short clear rib at SIS Cd. Hams-Sales were
made OF long cut hams at 65s. Shoulders-The
market is steady; sales were made at AS
Beef-Sales Were made of East India mess at
COS; extra East India mess 6 Z l37s; and prime
EAST nola mess at 6s. Lard-Sales were
made OF prime Western at CAS-. Tallow-Sales
were made OF prime city AIS Cd. Turpen-
tne-Sales were made at 25s I'd Tor refined.
common rosin-Sales were made at SIS: and
renned at I'D. Cheese-Sales were made Of
choice American at SIS I'd. Lard oil-Sales
were made at 57s. Petroleum-Sales were made
OF renned at hsSlOs Sd; and spirits petroleum
at lis Cd.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
RuEFALO LIVE STOCK MARKr

BUFFALO LIVE SIOCh MARKET.
BUFFALO, Oct. 20.-CATTLE-The receipts to-
day were 900 head, making total for the week
thus far of l.23l head; the market active
yesterday and this morning at strong opening
prices of the week, ali good cattle on sale find
ing ready purchasers; most all OF u e fresh ar
rivals were through consignments. Sales
Texas steers averaging l0S9 lbs, at 81 S715; Kan
sas steers, averaging LIS lbs, al % 25 Indiana
steers, ranging from l,0l7gl, l039l ,272gl ,2SOG
Ian to ,5US lbs, at s4(r4 40oa5 S71za5 65a5 $50
S715: Ohio steers, ranging from 1,fS69l .222 TO
1916 lbs, at si75a5 25g6 50: Cherokee steers,
averaging 9l6 lbs, at "a D; Illinois steers, rang
ing from l.l5S TO ]. 2gS lbs. at 81 SOFAS 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The receipts for to-day
were 4.00O head making a Total for the week
of $500 head; the market was moderatively
active yesterday, late in the day, but was dull
and slow this morning; prizes are about the
same as yesterday s quotations for sheep. lambs
about &c off last weeks prices; all lambs dis
posed or sales: Indiana sheep, ranging from
SSa9i to SO lbs, at 81 254 5ng4 521z; Ohio sheep,
averaging 81 lbs, at "a s.; Michigan sheep. rang
ing from Sl@9S TO 50 lbs, at "a l5@5 3595 50
Canada lambs at S6a6 so; Canada sheep at S5@
5 IS; aCout is cars of Western sheep were un-
sold.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were $500 head.
making a total for the week OF 1880 head
The market Is only moderately active; qualify
or offerings generally good. YOrkers-Sales were
made at 81 75aS. Heavy hngs-There was a
light demand; sales wer made at S. & Is.
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to-day, and was attended by an immense crowd
OF buyers. The sale was an unqualified success,
ana the prices Were good omestic Goods
the Inarl-et Is quiet there were goods in first
hands, except dress goods. Cotton Flannels and
Glnghams-Were in eady demand. Wooden
Goods-The market is quiet, and foreign goods
moved slow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-21

NEW YORK Dkr .s,JODs MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20 Dry goods-A great auc-
ton sale Of over sou packages OF wool occurred
, 1875-05-22

seffids 9!Sih1sfh 10 IRE Eh'eaJo TyttGN.
DEs alo1yEs, H., Mar al.-I sent you tha
other day dccrco OF the Federal Court In tho
pateut scAool-lesk case Of uidrosh vs. Tho In
dependent District OF Jefferson. Tho Dlstslct
we're using decks made by Roberts, Ut this cis5,
aud Sherwood. Of Chicago. The Roberts decks
rs not made nov. The factory, with 4!
the patents aud territory thereof, WAS turned
over to tic State OF Iowa with Nanlin's prppes-
IT, that beiug the factory le bought with Stsse
uurey. The Stalo still ho!,ls largo amount ct
territory under tho patents granted to iloberts.
1t npVeara the p!antiiT In thls case know thesa
facts. ard that, ~ to tho ltohcfta seats, 10 dc.
fcnst wontd bu made to Tho suit The p.ese ri
owners Of the factory. not not now maksng thai
desk, did not SEQ tit to Defend because thcy hal
no in,ersss In 1t. Il nm told the plain.lR
agreed TO give receipt to the diasrics Ia
full for damnges il It would mako no
defense aud allow 4 decree to be made. Tho
District WAS, Of course, glad to do it. and 1t mas
donc.. 1ha query arises. Why WAS au obscura
school-liatsict selecsed. when sae manufacturers
we're accesslbla; and whv mere they not en-
Joined, and euis brought agatnst them, or they
MAda parues to the su!s7 AZ thero are good
many dlattcts IN this Ssats using these desks,
aud uobody to defend the patent it IL likely they
will 10 called on to PAY damsges. It IL tha duty
Of The State to paotsct them. ~ tue ssats We1o
made under lesters patent from Washington.
, 1875-05-22

WALL STREET
Exc1TENEFf oyE1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
EALRoAp STOCKS,
Atv 1ork Sun, 4ldy 20.
Tho grasshoppeta Aro coming. Wall str.et
VAS oxcitaa yesterday afternoon BY tho omin ,!.s
kilograms from lovA. TIE country eaHs Of Ne
bsaska, untouched by grxsshoppers last year. iB
helnG oaten up. Thu nsWs that tho EEassA0p-
pers were eating tho corn and wheat IN Iowa
ca1Bed depression III tho stoca Of tho Nuck
Island, Chicago, Burlington j. Qulncy, and CHS
csEO II Northwestern Railroads.. Thcso roads
rln through Iowa, aud tap tho Union Pacific as
Dmal.a.
Tho tirst telegram received cou,ss from caun-
eli l'nfis, on tho boundary Hue between Iowa
aud NcbEaasa. 1t teats thus:
covsc1A DLuTsx, H.. May u, 1s73.-7a Clinton q.
ttst, freasaser A'*oaF4 Fae{de Rai!s1s1: Tho
srasshonlers sro pa*.iox osce from Nctra.ss !alo
rrlssan IL Ntoraaka TIL large enough to y thsn lGeY
the lsock lsland latlfoad, the Ch!o4o, burlington
Quincy and shs Northwestern aatlEosd; x.uv
Ths following telcgzars wcro received yesscr-
day by Clinton n. Fisx, Treasurer Of tho Mis-
soi1i pscliio ltalsoAd, in regard TO tho ErAsshop
petit;
l,xa stoasps. Ia. Msy ia-fhs nsr. srs..Aoprer*
bas tao sses. wass Is sls.uetns ~ fron @ Ssosasks'
whtre thoy &so hatchiuK out. Ii Appcsn that Old
localities runu1 Lat year aru to b. tree tEin !he
i4ols, aaa wtseotsin. srs to b sAtsa 49, ,,..
Des Molnos IL In rho centre Of lows, on tho
Rock Island Railroad.
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