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FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURsD-Eo HUnBUc-BY oS1
MONTHS USAGE or Dr.. GoULARD's CELEBRATED
ISyAILlBLs FL. PowDsRs. To convince suffer-
ers that these powders will do all We claim for
them We will send them by mail, POST PAIo, a
FRss TRIAL Box. As DR.. Goulard Is the only
physician that has ever made this disease spe-
cal study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have been PERMANENTLY CURED by the use of
these PowpBRs w WILL GCARASTBB P1RMA-
yBy7 CURE in every case, or EE1UyD voc At
MONEY EXPENDED. All sufferers should give
these powders an early trial and be convinced
OF their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $500 or boxes for $40
sent bv mail to any part OF United States or
Canada on receipt Of price, or by express, G.
o. y. Address,
ASH r. ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton ST., Brooklyn. N. Z
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WhATTHEFARMsR MUST KNOW.

The farmer, Ike the business man,
must know what he is doing; he must
have some pretty decided ideas of
what he is TO accomplishing fact he
must calculate it before hand.
He must know his soil-that of each
lot; not only the top, but the subsoll.
He must also know what grain and
grass are adapted TO each.
He must know when is the best
time to work them, whether they
need summer following.
He must know the condition in
which the ground must be when
plowed. SO that it be not too wet. nor
too dry.
He must know that some grain
requires earlier sowing than others,
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Since the accession Of Queen
Victoria TO the British throne, forty
years ago, it is calculated that eigh-
teen members Of the Royal family,
including, the Queens uncles and
cousins, have cost the nation f20,2l8,-
900, or about SOL ,085, 900. During
the same 40 years the United States
have had nine Presidents ats25.O0O a
year-whose salaries have aggregated
but trihe over one Isl 900. 200, )mii-
lion-less than hundredth OF the ex-
penses Of royalty.
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n E UNIVERSITY
OH
M INNEAPOLIS.
DEPARTMENTS OPEN :

DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College of Science, Literatur~
and the Arts.
The College of Agriculture.
The College Of Mechanics Arts.
Colleges Of Law and Medicine wi
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conductedLy
Professors of the University, is in pro
gress.
The EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, l85x90
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
l46x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, DC
A General Library of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
a Plant House.
A supply of Physical Apparatus.
A set of engineering Instruments.
BO U. S. Cadet ride-muskets, with
accOutrements.
A section of Artillery, with Cais
MS.
A collection Of Minerals, Arts, shells
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe-Room.
A Drawing-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globe
Charts, DC.
The general faculty consists of Is
Professors and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart
ments.
The year 1856 begins Sept. 81,
| 8 IS.
For Catalogues or information adj
dr. the President of the University
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rRRM AND HOME
MYCRE-D.


hold that Christ ian grace abounds
Where charity is seen: tina. wnen
We climb 20 heaven It's on .he ROUNDS
Oflove to men.
hold all else named piety
selfish scheme, vain pretence;
Where center is not, can there oe
Circumference
This moreover hold, and dare,
Affirm " here'er my rhyme may go :
Whatever things besveeb or falr'
Love makes them so.
Whether it bethe lullabies
That cheer to rest the nestiln8 piru'
Or that sweet confidence OF signs
And bushes without WORD.
Whether the dazzling and the ilush
Of softly sumptuous garden Do"ers'
Or bv some cabin door, or bush
Of ragged flowers.
,Tis not the vide phylactery,.
Nor stubborn fast, or stated pray ers,
That make Us saints; We judge the tree
Bv what L bears.
And when mar can live apart
From work, on theological trust,
know the blood about his neart
Is dry as dust.
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and what these grains are.

and what these grains are.
He must know that it will pay 20
have machinery 20 help him, as well
as muscle.
He mast know about stool. and
manure5. and the cultivation Of trees
and small fruits, and many other
things; in q word, he must know what
experienced, observing farmers know,
| to be sure of success. Then he will
not guess-Will not run such risks.
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10 extract gruhs from the backs Of
cattle the following plan is recon-
mended by an eminent eastern stock
breeder: Take a small oil can, such
as is used for sewing-machine, put
in soft. limpid oil. insert the tip in
the hole made by the grub, and press
a little OH the bottom of the can. for
eng some oil around the grub. then
press hard upon each side Of the grub
and it will come ont with pop. \
dozen may be taken out this WAY in
less time than one without oil. These
grubs should All be taken out Of eat
ties backs, Us they injure the cattle,
are painful, and each female grub taken
out prevents several hundred being
produced next year, and this IS the
time TO doit."
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Red spiders are the most deadly
enemies OF our floral pets which we
have to contend with. If plants, can
be kept in 4 cool, moist air, they will
seldom appear. Large-leaved plants
can be kept from them by frequent
sponging. \ thorough sprinkling or
Swinging two o. three times week
is IL good preventive. Turning the
plants upside down, and busting the
underside Of The leaves with red pep
per, will sometimes destroy them.
These insects are 50 minute rs TO he
scarcely visible to the naked eye, and
often commit extensive rayages before
The source Of the mischief is discover
ed
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There is great variety OF opinions,
says the Iowa State Register, as to
amount corn Will shrink in weight and
measure from October, the time Of
gathering. until the next June. Some
contend, anu say they have made the
most careful ta5t5, that it will shrink
one fifth. so that corn which is worth
twenty-five cents per bushel in Octo-
Der, without counting the interest of
the money, is worth thirty-one and
one fourth the next June. These are
questions for consideration for chose
buying and Storing for sale, as well rs
those having corn To sell III the fill.
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The new watch factary at Auburn
dale, Conn, is to be devoted to the
manufacture Of new self-reglllatlng
movement, invented by J. r. Hopkins,
of Washington, D. G. The principle
is q novel one. the whole train to DE
made to revolve about the center as a
whole, to compensate by change OF
position for amy lack of exact balance
in The escapement. 1t is claimed that
when the idea is thoroughly brought
out. a watch It's reliable us any chro-
nometer can be furnished Tor $40 of
SIS.
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A Taxas sheep-rdiser says there are
about 1900, 900, head OF sheep on the
borders Of the Rio Grade, the finest
sheep-raising country in the world.
He has imported some of these TO his
own rancho, and he says that in two
years the clippings will net him s.
cents per head, which, together with
the increase Of stocks will yield him u
handsome revenue. On the NueceS
and EriO rivers there are about l5O,-
900 sheep, from which the best nut
ton will soon be ready for market.
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For Stomachs Out Of Order,

No medicine VIII 50 enectuaily improve the
tone ofthe stomach these PI!Is; they remov.
all ctfiiy oecaSiUGed either by IntcIpp rance or
improper die. They .eacG the i.Vef ana reduce
Il u 4 e.'iay acton; tie, az vOuGsr.u a e.
rcs. siui'S ~ cd-cS ! IL fact thu; new r
TIL ia curing all slr,icrs of the aver ard
s.Oif:a :.
HDl LO"Al'S ri. Is are tie beet known IN
the word t'r tie 81 ca INK dir,s- ::
--guc- \ "a ia, .sous Con plant. Blotehes
oH the siiu, By~c.s, Tn u milton, DebI. iiy,
'ror>- - septrry, fIsi Cla<, tenalg irrs.u-
ilF;ies, rCve OF a! al ~, Fats, Gaa: ~, at!-
tcEc. icf'sc t:Dr, Inflammation, JIuGdiC-,
Nv 7 4. uria us IunbSEu Pres Kh-rJra-
lSfr, :'r'eGtIIu 81 rr:ng, = ro!liAr o kyg's
xvi ! &c ttrJ l., II ,uc and Gravel, Tie - IA.
.odreoc !U'urrt UtrCcJ, Worm. ui / iuds,
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OVARIAN PUMOR
Or Tea Years GrsHta, Cured
By Dr.. RadVay'P Remedies
HAVE HAD An OVARIAN TUMORIN THE
OVA.IES AND BOWEL FOR ZEN YEARS.

HAVE HAD An OVARIAN TUMORIN THE
OVA.IEs AND BOWEL FOR ZEN YEARS.
AN akEoR, Dec "a, 1875.
DR RsDwsY: That Other may be b. n,f;ted,
make this 81 stement:
nave al an ovarian Tufnor in the ovarieS
and towels for .en y,a,s. iried IN hest paw 81
clans Of this place ana othErs without any beTe-
a. IL sas grJgil. at sIch Japidity that tosld
not have liz, d mach longer = friend OF raj e
in,Iu. 81 mt to tcy Sa1Fay's eeE;t dies. 1 la Z
10. ragcb iaiih them. b.. GEcii,, after much
deiioeI lion, iri. : taoza.
pa:ch sell s'x se.ties OF the gcso vent. two
boxes OF the Pills end two tc't'Fs Il IN ReIiei.
Gssd those without any ap aren't benefit i"e-
tef1niGed q Perser7.r. use,i :, I've more bot
ties u; he EesOlSeEt, tao ofthe Relief, and ia"
boHes 81 Pilis. Ss.ora Ihsy were soAe had lost
tgs rty i've pounds
/ coatIucd u Use tie medicine until vas
-Gr bar vas eGtirviy cured. took The ,nedi-
eiee sbJut NE months. aud dG:lGs that line
LIS: forty i've OUnis IN ell tUOS three doZel
bot les tie .soiSeat, six hot les Of tin i-el e!
and siS boxe, al he Ill 5.
/ ie-,i % E.catiy welt sd my heart /, fuii o.
gratitude Tod 70. this h.ip il. ;ay t:eep -slIc-
lion 10 yoC, SIT. aui ya'i .UGGs riu' ;i:s'tci e
see: i spiy IuieJt d aiI,! IN = aver is ia { Ii
ma. be as suea II blessing 10 ctaer- As 1t bas
been 4 me
is sned ] MRs. e. sl1BiSs.
Hr Bibbirs, Nh uske, lie above ce:tiaea,e
is the p, rsVn for " Jtr l ielu =siei you 10 send
ii, dit.u- IN Ju,e, 1875 The mediein above
s.aI wsre hoGl CfDs, with !he esesptio1 OF
What sent 10 her by yu may ray la;
re- ststru mt Is correct vithou; a igsife4 ;i'n
I>igne o., L. Len "a.
D!ag ;ist ans; Cha mist. Ann Asbor. Mica.
This nsy certify tna Mrs Dibbins, III,
rlas e. the sbJTe sersife4.e is ant has b.. n for
mary yeas vel know 10 "a, az: he iscts iheT
in s'a:ei Uningb eiiy aG.. Gndeuiabiy ct.
Any 0Ge who know. Ms Bib,.us. vii bt!i-vs
her statement 5isa,d,l BESJ. u. C,oKES, Il
). IoSn. Macy b. Pos AID NJ az Co-k3R.
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H OlLOWA PILLS
Invariably cures the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In al diseases a;e, ting these organs, wheth-
er they eCrete too Hd"n too little water;
or = h-ther they be afflicted W stOn. or gravel
or with aches and laans settled in the Ions
owe the regij OF h. Litn-ys these fIIls
shou Il lie iaksn sccortiirg o the printed direc-
tons, ant The O;uiment SHOULD b vel rubbed
into IN. small OF he bacS At b, 4 .Ime TINS
treatment VIII give most lnnetiate relief
when all other means .y,. lii
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

No1e arc Scru're unless The signature o. J.
htEppCK. =. gent tur the rite-t ) ntes sur
70 bs's earn LDN -, Pas, Gn On uent
handsome rr@'U, wti. DC gissH 20 tUy one rem
t"I i6S suc4I '.t"rr' atom as cad to I de-
!fciIr] oi any party ~ parties COUNT r:eIting
he .oH4saia s ~ gJnIilsS :he sGnV, Knowing
rem . Pee SPURIOUS
'.'S)b! at e mandatory OF Professor HOI-
L"WAN y Co NeS YORK, an by all respect
,rie druggists AMI dsssl, r IL medicine thTou IL
u IN = ' iizr'' "a ki, ia boxes a. % GEMS 81
- Is a..d 81 'ash.
Cs-lhsT, . cu,sil. TsLle SAVING by hing the
-r- sizes.
=. u -!'irFc' IONS on tie guidance of patients
n "VtTyG soEd.s a. alike. % each h,y-
Office, IL liberty st. New Aork.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-:'5 St. Louis. Mo.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, February Sin the
house to-day, Morrison, Of Morgan, submit
ted resolutions denunciating ot the alleged
action of congress in treating Wells and
Anderson in so barbarous a manner, and
calling on Illinois to protest in the name
of the state. A motion to table was lest,
and the resolutions were referred to the
committee on Federal relations.
MUSICAL MATTERS.
LAWRENCE, Kan, February 9.-The
Handel and Hayden society Of this city
rendered the CRATIC Of the ''Crea,ion" last
evening to q crowded house. The chorus
numbers sixty singers, and the orchestra
has a membership of fifteen The solo
Fingers were Miss Angie Ludington, Miss
leila Nell, Mrs Fl. NJ. McClintock, Mr..
K. c. Meade and DIR. Peterson. The per
Torrance was q decided success tbrou. h.
out.
TRUE JUSTICE.
CINCINNATI, February 9.-Ex-detectiye
Joseph White, on trial in the U. s. District
Court charged with procuring illegal
voters to be cast at the late October cleo
ton, was to-day found guilty and remand
ed for sentence. This is one Of about doz-
en- convictions in the same court against
individual members Of the gang of illegal
voters.
EPH HOLLAND,
recently arrested in New York, is i'm plica-
ted in the business, and testimony in the
cases already tried points to him as the
chief of the gang. He is expected to arrive
tonight.
A DOUBLE HANGING.
BALTIMORE, February 9.-Chas. Henry
Simpson and Martin Henry, both colored,
were hanged to-day at PORT Tobacco, Md,
for the murder of John W. Everett, july.
1876. Simpsons neck was broken, and
Henry died from strangnlation. About
1900 pers,ns, mostly colored, wi messed the
execution.
INDIAN DEvILTRY.
DEApwoop, d. T., February 9.-On
Tuesday Messrs. Dean and Young departed
from Spear Fish in a wagon for hunt, and
when four miles from town we're fred on BY
= band of twenty Indians. After the first
volley Dean, Who was driving, received two
wounds, but managed to keep his seat and
control the horses, giving his companion an
opportunity to use his rife. By their
great GOODNESS and courage the men IA ade |
their escape. Deans wounds are severe,
though not fatal.
4 DASH.
Last night the Indians made dash on q |
rancho short distanc from Crook City,
Killing Thomas Waldroo, of Montana, and |
rounding another man severely. They
in carrying away about iftv
aorses The man Who vas wounded killed
10 of the Indians.
NV YoRK, February "A Ere at 1874
nd los Wet Houston street. last NIGHT
lanaeed Tie stock and buildisu to the
'noast II about $4,000. 4
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DIR, -ssE EsER

- - = : Ne
6l7 81. Charles street. St Louis. &c.
l.1s t-cE t5.5c- t1rzgz IA Re sr-c.i t--ial Il Z
tcrefeai. Sexual anj Chronic Diseases
-.y LBS -i-a - - i1.ii - cay PAPER. XIV
.Sspiill5, 9 ororrrpa. elect, Structure,
SrchitlS, Hernia. Or Rupture, al Urinary
Diseases aEl 5ypiIl!;tlcoE m arcuriaI af:cc-
ticas .: ts= throat. SKIN c. tones, sre Ir-N;sa
-raralieii sacccs i-te nfiae --iurirf@s-
Spcrnatorrhcea. Sexual DEBILITY ana
fNlHctcrcy- asits -es-!t q ssy asuzs yoatA,
"a - sea "a E,iu.-r g-a-s o. cihsr uss
s-asi-Es. es.il.- 81 sfY. ecf--,t-s -..s4s-r
p Ess c. Us 1eri pk-1I Sse1s. e-srs!,s % s.fys.
ff-,ss zio1 " as. t5ss Of ls-z=. ras-r Tes
N lag nisrT.aScr iinHropar sr unhaprs- srs
sb.v-. 4, s-zls3 srts,y. Tor t~o ps-ts s- st--s
CisceBe5 peculiar to women. s=-s .
E-ssas- rrze4orrsrH Hc Lst-a--.
ye C.isTSsi=. o.sear,S 4 oJtA- t-s5-
ssr''' e. sis-essfaily ue';ei Des-ripti-- T.-aIs
80: sealed "- ssr1p- vs:s experience b
=Ets OF case. eT-rF year GeIuies ssll.
zrorisg t7s -IH~n-if rs-eIauera p-EEo,s
s1asisnt y eusg -aou pe--ca=ly or 81 !r-r, 's
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sf-ec. = - 5g-s- ~ at re- - ring ;fs Der Est.
'strk:1s.vt Ia tse GENTRY, embracing Eee--t,ss
teT--.-zslor rooms, BsaF Tag ard eptss ,...-.s-
4--f-f a1i S=for Ee'hE: comprehensive lah3rz--v
Th-fs al r r--i nss cse' a th~ -taLi,r- are rs-
saz Es1s .: al tae Library. wh=-= TIE ed as
i-test E--cTt Work1 q I'll - s-ooil CT rl-s-
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Ei.st-zt- d. cscErs-- NEi-h h.ve ben p-acr Il
fr1-a Pass, f--H'e, -t1-s e.: e.; ne Ers net 80
E1ai n .-J o'-.r l1r--- IN -. cry. III Ltr.sy
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FEVER AND AGpi

perfectly tasteless, elegantly eearad with svee
gum, purge, regulate, purify, ciesn,e. and
disorders Of the stomach, Liver, ssls, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous diseases, headache, Constirs.
ton vostiyeDess. Indigestion, Dyspepiis, BIZ
iousrs.s, biIious Fever. L. fam alien OF the
Bowels. Piles, and all De.aneements OF the Inter-
nal Viscera warranted TO eject q positive cure
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury, miner.
ais, or deleterious druga.
sVObssrse The following symptoms resulting
rom Disordersos the Digestivc Or<ans
Constipstioa, Inward Pi'es. fuIlneo Of the
Blood IN the Asad, Aetdity Of the stomach,
Ssase.. Heartburn. Disguss q Food, Fuiirs-s Of
Weight In the .tomsch. Sour Eruptions, sinking
or Fiutterinp in tie Pit Il The 6sonaeh, swim.
ming Of the Head, Hurried and DtAcut Breath.
ing, fiutteEtng 1t tie Heart. CHOKING o. euaocat-
ing Sensation vhea In Lying Rostafs, Dimneas
Of Vision, Dots or Wsbs before Tie sehf, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency Of PsFspirs.
ton, Yeliovne0 q the Sk1n snd Eye, Pains In
the Side, Chot Limb, and sudden Hushes Of
Heat, Burning in The Flesh.
A lev dosss II 1ADWAY9 FILLS yin fFee the
system iron all the above named disorder, Price
% esnt per box. Gold By druggists.
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

= warns st., Hsv Yssk. lnfaenssjeS vort
lhoannds VII b asn1 Pc.
spE3s-tl-tA-010D-A-v.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mark These Facts F.!
Ths Tsstaeay u lie whsIs Wssid.
hOllOWAY'S PILLS.!

".I had no appetite; Hollovsy's Pills gave me
. hearty one d"
Your Fills are marvellous"
q send for another box, and seep them In the
house.
.'Dr. Holloway has cued my ad.cae that
Wa chronic"
sase one OF your Pills to sny bah for choi-
rera mob-s- lne dear little tong ct vel. in
day :"
"My nausea OF morning is cured"
Your box of Ho. owaSs Ointment cured me
of noises In h. head rubbs d some of your
O!ntm.n Mt behind the ears, and The noise has
left T"
''seni me two boxes; want one for q poor
family.''
4 enel ,se doilxr yauf price i IS cents, but
he medic ne To me IL worth DOLLAR
'ssrd me hyr boxes OF our Pills"
Lit me haze three toxes your Pills BY
turn mat, tor Chilfs and Fever"
hass over tao hunslred such tie timonials as
clule.
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= FoPuLAE ). DTCAL aoQE

| DIR, w!,;itier, 6iz VI. Charles street,
| 81. louis.
Treats ali f,rms Of Ycncrai Ei-csses, Seminal
Emissions, AMI Sexual Debility, win auys AL
lelei sue ess. 40 mater We 'a-icI, call o.
write; pamphlet consultation frrc. Csn.refer
| to TIA medical profession ~ al parts Il the
country. -arG-:&w-s5
jin6-l&r-S6
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plicei III 10 MS IL VII ..norn that DR. James
has s.oo, NJ the IA, I'd OF tho profession Tor SO
year.. Age and experience are all-impcriart
sinsana1 Weaknrss, night losses by 5reasna
pimples On the face, IOst manhood. can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the nost delicate
attention, call or write. Pheasant home for pa
rents. book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells You all about thcsc diseases
who should marry-why Eot-iQ csnis ca pay
Poetage. DIR. james has 10 roons an, parior
you see no one but the doctor. oG:ic .ours,
A. Nj. 10 P. NJ. Sundsya, 10 10 ~. Iii bust
meas strictly connde initial nsAyR aSv III
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For Cutaneous Disorders.

Ard al erupti rs of IN. skrn, this Otntmentis
most Invaluable IL "a, es not n. A extern,llv
atlEe. but penctrsts- With he most searchiag
ecLs - the cry loot OF the eyii.
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ST sci Ttiiic art for pa r. liei Mo,t on. bi Ell
Ue,;icatei necessities Liniment { Man
AND BEAST, tyer Introduce Tor public b-Ee-
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THE MORNING CONFERENCE.

Witgess and Ashur went to the place ap-
pointed, and met two men AS described.
The man said to be the monied man, wit
ness recognized as Hernandez, n prominent
New Orleans broker. Hernandez SPOKE TO
witness and witness introduced A-hur TO
him. Hernandez wished to talk but witness
declined, sayiIg Herendez could talk to
Ashur, ~ he was The party TO talk 10.
Witness then went home after making an
appointment for the next morning at the
St. Chsrles hotel.
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Last night the Indians made dash on
rancho . short distance from Crook CITY.
killing Thomas Waldroo, of Mootana, and
vouDding another man severely. They
suceeeded in carrying away about CITY
horses. The man who vas wounded killed
ous Of The Indians.
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4, 7ss Prizes amounting to...-----..--.....S1R. -
Write fog C1rsars Or senA aasD . n n.
DAuHHJ, 2. o. Dsx go, usW osIsa1s. =.
0raaA Dollar Drawing, 1uasday. AMI q.
Capital rfizs. go 600. Tfcases u ask.
4 feb1-eod&V
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DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY.

Judge Civanac, the counsel for the Dem
ocratic party before the Louisiana return
ing board, testified to tine house committee,
to-day, that the sole afidavits dated No
vember IS, were received by mail from
DeSoto parish on November p He asked
Abel, tGe clerk of the board when these
attdavits had been received, and the clerk
replied on November lSlh. \ minute
later witness saw kennsr go TO the clerk
AID
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ssr. Railways
REGULATING PILLS.

The application oil the Eerdy Relief 10 the part
or parts where the pain or difficulty exists Ill
ford care and comfort
Twenty drops in hal; lumber Of va.er will, id
a lev minutes, cure Camps. Syrsins, Sour
Stom-ch, Heartburn. Sick Headache, Diarrihoea,
Dyseuiery, Cholic, Wind in tue Bowels, nd ali
iuteri.si pains.
Travele ould always carry Q bottle Of Rad.
WAYS r. AUY RELIEF with ih.n lev
ps In water viii prevent tickness or paints from
nse Of water. Itis better than French Brandy
tiers 4 stimuant.
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The commission adjourned till 10 O'Clock
a. n. tomorrow. aad will take the Florida
case into private consideration e.tlv to-
morrow, and it il expected thew viii re.ch
q decision during the day. The Demo
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THE PARTING SHOT.

Mr.. Merrick closed the argument on the
Democratic side. He said the burden of
proof rested on the other side to show that
at the time of casting his electoral vote
Humphreys did not hold an office. He ar.
gued that until the Resignation was accept
ed by the power that conferred the Office.
and that fsct appeared On the record. he
must be held TO be still occupying that
Office. Mr.. Merrick claimed, in conclusion,
that the record OF the quo rarTdnto proceed
irgs was before the commission, il not as
evidence at least as showing the Law of the
state of Florida, and that j, informed the
commission that according TO the Law of
Florida, the Hayes electors were not ap-
pointed, and that the TiIden electors were
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Ra,iW AVS Ready Relief is
a Cure fer Every Pain.
TWAS THSsiRs1 ANpIs
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

thI; insta lily stops the most excruciating pains;
4ilays Inflammation and cures CONCESSIONS
whether of the Lungs, Stomach. bowels OF Other
glands or orglEs, on enc application.