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SOUTH AMERICA.
Failure of tae CPops-Gold Mining
Earthquake at GuayaquiI, &c.

Failure of tlle Crops-Gold Mining
Earthquake at GuayaquiI, &c.
PANAMA. May 23.-Crops have failed in Be-
livia and the government of Peru decided that
all provisions, etc, necessary for the relief of
the sufferers shall pass over Peruvian territory
free of duty.
The Argentine question is not settled, and
is likely to lead to war.
Preparatory work is at Gaia pulco for extract
ing gold in large quantities are rapidly ad-
vancing and it is estimated there will be an
annual profit of million dollars during the
next fifty years.
On the 18th severe earthquake at Guaya-
quill preceded by tremendous noise and ac-
companied by exceedingly heavy winds.
1t is reported from the interior that the pros
poets for coffee are extremely favorable.
Costa RIGA is getting up navy to intimidate
the rest OF Central America and frighten them
into restoring the old Central American con-
federation.
AT Caracas, May 18th, during the alterca-
ton Don Jose Miguel Barcellean, president Of
the Venezuelan House of Representatives, was
shot dead by Eduardo Scan!on, editor of the
Tribune, liberal.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Prince Gortschakoff is better.
Recruiting for the Mexican revolutionists is
going on in Texas.
The Oregon election passeo off quietly yester-
day. Returns come in slowly.
The editor of the Levant Herald has been
ordered to leave the country on account of a
seditious article.
Geo. M. Bartholomew of Hartford has been
elected president of the Charter Oak Lifs In
surance Company.
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New York stock and Money market.

NEW YORK, June 3-Evenng. easy at p
q 81 per cent. on call prime mercantile paper at "a
4 PEI cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 4S4 and
4S6 for long and short sight.
Gold opened at 1909 and closed 1909. Carrying
rate per cent Borrowing rates at "a 81 per cent.
Cearings $i26OS, 900. The customs receipts to-day
were $50 1000. The Treasury disbursements were
ments weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated 130 600 shares including 30 $50 shares Erie
Shore, 10000 shares st Paul, 100 shares Lacka-
wanna, 1000 shares Pacific Mail, 2700 shares Morris
& Essex. 9709 shares New Jersey Central, 400
shares Western Union $500 shares New York Cen
trail, 100 shares Rock Island $4,000 shares Burng-
ton q Quincy. 17o0 shares Ohio q Mississippi, 1900
shares Michigan Central.
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Chicago Cattle Markes

CHICAGO, june 1-Hogs-receipts 49, 900 head ship
men1s 6OOO head; market is strong and heavy at
8 80. ~ " wv "
Cattle-receipts 1000 head; shipments 400 head ;
and weak; sales shipping at 90 a 25; feeders and
stockers slow at 100 q 4 co.; Cows at Sc a 90 !:
Bulls Is 15 W.
Sleep.receipts 800 head; shipments 1900 head
market is quiet and unchanged.
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MEMORANDA.
Ar at Newport 1st schs b Webb and Jde,l,
Small, of Deer Isle. AUe''
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 2Sth, sch John Krapz
Pitcher, Bath. >'""N
Cid 2sth, sch Paul seavey, Young Matanzas.
h. 18th, brig Moses Day, eros
Georgetown. sC-Cld 2sth, sch Sarah L Davis
Port RoYAL-cld I'd, sch Brigader, coombs
oHARLEsToN-Cla 10Th, sch Nv Lewis Hun.
per, Boston. e"''' Aup
Ar LIST, schs Willie Luce, Spear Rockport; E Sin.
nickson, Penniwell, Wiscasset - s'n
WILMINGTON, NC-CId list sch Emma Fl Drrr,.
mond, Higgins. Laeuayra - ~ u"i
Ar 3Ist, sch Hattie Turner, Hupper, Rockport
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 3lst sch Frank Onean
Williams, Pierce. Gardiner
Ar LIST, sch Rogers Otis. Newport
Ar "a, sch Fred jackson Andrews Cardenas
ga ga Sist' sen Sli. " Fish, Watts, Portland
CID ISL. prlgs Agenora, Mantle, Oueenstown for
orders; Akpar, Thompson, for Aspnwall: sch r +,
Richardson. Baano. st Thomas eon Il
At Delaware Breakwater 31st, brig MansanilIo
from Philadelphia for Portland US -1ahsaniia'
Sid 31st, ship Jas Nesmitb. for San Tro,o;soo
on the Capes Sd, Darque DAM Draper. Sedolev
NEW YoRk-Ar LIST, ship Mary I, st,ne pbinnev
Mania iio Gays; sch Lizzie Brewster, Smith from
Ar I'd, schs Spartel, Smith, Windsor. Ms: GIDa-
boil, Racket, st George; Lille Rich Robinson and
Erspn Mapv 81 George; VIM H Crosby I'm
son, Kendall, Bangor; Romeo, LinneIi do: idaho
feck, kockland Dinsmore, Chase Lnbec On
Wnrd, Loweii, frankfort; Geo B Ferguson. Fergnson
bath wagswam FIeld, Millbridge; E Gates Free.
man, Calais; Sea Foam, Scott, Bangor: E Knight.
Pratt, Kockland; Mars Hill Bowden, Sullivan: a 8
Gaskeil. Gaskell. and Essex Richards Gardiner.
M M Onsu WI Gage; do; Aldlne Dennison, Bow
Richmond, No; Ellen Morrison. Dodge, Proyidence..
M A Davis, Long, Halowell for Philadeiphia. oe'
CID lst, snip L l. Stnrges, Linnekin for London.
Darque NeYersnk, Jarvis, Dunkirk; brig Ramirez,
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Conmunis,ic Threats

PHILADELPHIA, June Sat Socialistic
meeting tonight, Steiner, the labor agitator
replied to the remarks of the mayor who was
quoted the other day as saying though he had
NJ apprehension of danger from any commun-
isfc uprising, he wished he had battery Of
Gattling guns. Steiner remarked in his
speech that dynamite would be more powerful
than any guns that could be used.
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WASHINGTON.
The Metric Systeu

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House commit
tee on coinage have agreed to report favorably
on Stephens bill 20 enable importers to use
metric weights and measures. Committee also
agreed to appropriate $4,000 as the United
States quota for the erection of buildings, and
Tor instruments, &c, at the international con-
vention of weights and measures
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METEOROLOGICAL.

MKTEOROLOGlCAL.
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwENTY-rouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE OHHF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
June q, Il A. MY
For New England
falling, followed by rising barometer, warmer
and increasing southerly winds veering to the
west or COOLER northwest, increasing cloudiness
and occasional rains.
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MARRIED.

In this city. June 2, by Rev. j. F. Morgan. Win
ned 5. SWEET OF Westbrook and Miss Annie r.
Lamb
In this city, June q by Rev. Father Mckinney,
In Auburn, May %, Audiss II. Mills and Miss Cora
M. Jackson.
In Auburn, May %, Earl Richardson OF Greene and
Miss Mary A. Vickery of Auburn
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Taylor.J6yce Divorce Suit.
CAMBRIDGE, June 3.-Judge Lord rendered
his decision in the Joyce-Taylor case today,
giving divorce to Mrs. Taylor, reserving the
question of alimony and custody of the child.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
True g Co.
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DIED.

at Old Orchard Beach, June 8, James Kurdish, of
Portland. aged 50 years. Harvard, class 1881
~ In Buxton, June 2, Lester j., only son of Robert
+. and Martha l.. Harmon, aged IA years months.
In Bath, May %, Mrs. Evilena h widow of the
late Hartly Cove, aged 70 years months.
In Gardiner, May II, Mary A. E. Burns, aged 80
years months.
:, In West Gardiner, May 10, Benjamin Jewett, aged
so years, 90
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker.

Portland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY, June 3.-The markets are quiet to-day
and show little or no change. Sugars are firm at 9sc
for granulated and 9Ec for Extra G. Flour is dull
and sales are made in small lots Corn is selling fair
at old prices. Pork and Lard are unchanged.
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To the Censumptive,

Wilbor's Compound of COP LIVER OIL AND LIME,
without possessing the very nauseating flavor of the
article as heretofore used is endowed by the phos
phate of lime with healing property, which rem
ders the oil doubly effcacious. Remarkable test-
monias of its efficacy be exhibited to those who
desire to see them. For sale by A. e. WILBoR, Chem
list, Boston. je3eodlw
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Boston Stock Market
lSales at the Brokers' Board, June 81
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth r. r.. So
Eastern Railroad new bonds) ............ So a 634
Eastern hallroau ................,....,. 49, @
Boston q Maine Railroad. ....."......1623 q 103
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Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, June 8.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .............,......$ 95, 1875 60
Net Balances. $500" ................... 1851 76
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Some of Joseph's band of Indians who
escaped are stirring up trouble in Idaho and
troops have been ordered there.
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California Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of Saturday;
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1T REQUIRES NO DEBATE to prove that HUNS
REMEDY will cure 6rights Disease, Kidney, Blad-
der and Glandular Complaints, and Retention and
Incontinence of Urine. HUNTS REMEDY is
regularly prescribed by Family Physicians Dropsy,
Gravel, and all Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAoHE DROPS cure instantly.
Jul e0d&w1w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

cOASEAUrs
Cid at Melbourne Mch 2sth ship McNear, Taylor,
Ar at Melbourne list inst, barque Elmiranda, Lam
Ar at Cadiz May 9th. sch Lizzie Dewey, Davis,
New York.
: Ar at Havre May 80, sch Hector, Higgins, from
Slo I'm Liverpool 1st inst, ship Richard III, Hub
bard Wiscasset; barque Wild hunter, Minott, for
Sid TN Callao Apl 80. ship L Richardson, Palmer
Hampton Roads; May l. B Cheney, Starkey, Port
Sid TIM Huanillos prev to May 9th. ships B Lin
coin, Lombard. for Europe; n Blanchard, Loring,
and VIM M Reed. Prince, do.
Sid I'm Pabellon de Plea prev to May G. ship Tabor,
Iaylor, 1or Europe; Oregon, Gushing; Peru LARA
pee, and Hermon, Dingle, do; barque o Whitmore,
Humphreys. for Hampton Roads.
ton. Bakers Island (and sailed 4th on return.)
At Point May O. schs Stewart Perkins
ana A y, la! Bird; Drinkwater for New York:
Anita Small for United States g Everett Hiz and
sch Chrome, Wooster, for Delaware BreakWatesr .'S
AT at sagua 3d. briggs H Houston, Staples, from
| st Thomas; 24th. Clara M Goodrich, Look, Lisbon,
| land sailed Gath tor Baltm0re.)
Sid 24th. sch Alzena, Plummer, Baltimore.
Sld I'm Trinidad May =, brig Orbit Nash, North of
Ar at Cardenas May 2i, brig Eudorus, Prince, FIN
| Sid oath. schs Norman. Hcdgdon, North of Hat
| teras; j lngraham, Packard, do.
x Sld I'm Bermuda May %, sch Leonora, Bonsey, for
Cid at Oheverie, Ms, May q, sch Hudson, Coleman,
! Richmond.
| Bridgeport.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 2Sth, sch Magnet, Fletcher,
| New York.
Old at St John, NIB, slst, sch Ellen Perkins, Mitch
| ell, Matanzas.
| Cid 3Oth, ship Riverside, Rich, Bristol, e.
--latest by European steamers
Sid FIN Falmouth 3d. Gen Fairchild, Kelley, for
Rotterdam.
Sid I'm Havre 18th, Palmyra, Preble, Philadelphia
| New York.
Ar at Calcutta April oath, Edward Kidder, Park
| Boston.
Sid Apl "a, Willie Reed, Yates, Dundee.
| SID I'm Batavia Apl Is, Eyvor Ltleield, Padang
Passed Apjier Apl 0, Mary Goodell, Eames, from
| New York for Yokohama.
| SPOKEN.
j Aprl lak N IL. 6ai-s
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CoNGREss.-The Congress" yeast powder is
made of the purest and most heathful materials. 1t
is the best in the world for making delicious whte
sweet and healthful biscuits, cakes pastry &c. Use
none but the Congress-"
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
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Bernard, Rio Janeiro; schs Adam Bowlby, Mullen,
Aquin hall, Dobbin, Mayaguez; Old Chad,
Wylie, Cat Island Mary Lord, Wood Savannah:
Mabel Maloney. Boston,
STONINGTON-Ar LIST, schs L Fl Jones. Stevens,
and Bridges, Landrek, from South Amboy for
Boston.
PRovIDENCE-Ar I'd. schs Helen Mar, Duncan,
Pittston; Ontario, Lunt Calais.
WARREN, RI-Ar 31st, sch Freddie Eaton. Motz,
Calais -''tO'' NiOsN'
NEWPORT-In port list, schs Rowena. Campbell:
susan o. Phebe, Elwell Mary Farroy, Warren
Inames, Kobblns; Union Small; Hannibal, Pendle-
Ton; Aaelne. Babbidge; Champion, Norton, and
saxon; yresndeton, all to load for Round Pond
NEW BEDFORD- Ar 1st schs Addie SAWYER
Cook, Calais; Loduskia. Treworgy, Bangor.
Ar % sen Maggie Todd, Norwood, Calais,
NlNEfAhD-HAVEN- Ar 31st, schs Ontario,
nunl, Oaals Ior providence; Evelyn Crowley do for
bridgeport; Q Gates. Freeman do for Mott-Hayen /;
Wlgwam, Field, Millbridge for do; VIM Hill, Gordon
and Mars HILL Bowden, Sullivan for do; Sea Foam,
Scott. Bangor for do; Geo B Ferguson. Fergnson.
Bluehlli for do; j Ferris. Weber, Wiscasset,
BOSTON-Ar LIST, sch X Baker, Fuller, Thomas
ton. --O--N@
for New York. ~ O''
Ar LIST, ship John Watt, Deshon, Hayre: barone
daien Island; Honest Abe, Duncan, Biuehili; Reyo-
luton, Peabody, Machias; Elizabeth, Young. Ellis
worth; Neponset, Springer Franklin; franklin Rob
inson. Thomast0n: Isabella, Nickerson Wiscasset
A j Williams, Murch, Portsmouth.
Cid Sd, schs Louisa Frances, Holt Ellsworth; Chas
Steadman Hinckley, Bath.
DANVERS- Ar 10Th, sch Veto, Thorndike. from
! New York.
| SALEM-Ar Goth. sohs California, Kalsr, Waldo.
boro; Alleghania, Bryant, Rondout; Georgia, Bari
lett, Philadelphia for Anisquam; Wreath Hodgkins
Boston for Portland.
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&RAK EN-

April Is, lat "a s, Ion E, ship st Charles from
lollo TOR Hampton Roads.
June 2. ESE OF Sandy Hook % miles, sch George
b Mcfarland, from Havana for Portland.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, June 3.
ARRIVED.
steamerl New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Rising Sun, Jones, Philadelphia-coal to Maine
Central RR. N
Sch Sch Sarah Wooster, Wooster, Raritan NJ-clay to
Fertland stoneware Co.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-lme to
Q Morse & Co. "
Sch Marriott. Weber Round Pond.
sen Ariel, fainter, Boothbay-superphosp hates TO
Cumberland Bone Co. ~
Sch Julia Maria, Dix. Lynn for fremont
CLEARED.
ps Steamship. Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
,, Sch Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn, New York-Berlin
M! Sch Lizzie L Mills, Armstrong, Bangor-s W
Sch sibyl, Wilson. Carver's Harbor and Bluehill-
Nathl Blake.
LBRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York Sd inst. brig Carrie Pickering,
barbour, from Matanzas for Boston, Qput in for a
Ar at Bermuda 26th, schs Hattie Ross New York:
Meme Grant, Jordan, 90; Elizabeth Arcularius. FIN
Ar at Cenfuegos 2sd, brig Tally Ho. Gates. Balti-
more; sch Addie Jordan, Leavitt. New York.
n, AT at Cardenas 24th barque Holtrook, Leavitt
Philadelphia.
:. Sch j Macheca, Woodbury., which was ouaran.
oadn a. for MM 3 has beu seasd and was
OF his long detention as unnecessary.
MEMO BANDA.
Sch George Kilborn, of Bangor, Capt Dodge from
Bluehill for New York, with stone, went ashore on
the Jersey coast between Barnegat and Little Egg
Harbor, on Saturday, and is total loss. The crew
were rescued by pilot boat and taken to New York
Capt Dodge left for Portland Monday evening in
the steamer Chesapeake The Geo Kilborn was own
ed by SWEET q Co, of Bangor and is supposed TO he
uninsured. See other columns for particulars
Sch Abbott Devereux, hom Alexandria tor Boston
put into Norfolk list, leaking badly and has taken
steam pump ON board. She will discharge and haul
out for repairs.
Sch Arthur Burton, from Alexandria for Boston.
put into Norfolk I'd leaky and with loss of sails.
p sen Walter Palmer, Staples at Bangor from
boston. reports. when Off Cape Ann, was struck by
spars will be put up.
Sch ii Atwood of Gardiner, from Philadelphia
for Providence, went ashore 9th On Deal Reach in
N e storm, and is a total loss.
FISHERMEN.
Ar at Newport 1st schs ID Webb and Idella
Small, of Deer Isle. NN'-A
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How TO SUcczED.-Before de
par,ing for his foreign home, Bay
-rd Taylor made tue following re-
marks respecting the rules Of sue
cess, that are worth their weight il
gold 10 any aad every young .naa,
as The experience OF one whom ail
delight TO honor
~ have always raveren1y &c
cepted them; first, labog nothing
can be had Tor nothing; whatever .
man achieves, he nass pay for i;
and no favor Of fortune cen absolyc
him from his duJy. Secondly, pa
tience and forbearance; which is
simply dependent on the slow jus
tlco OF lime. Thirdly, and most i'm
portant, faith. Unless naa be
lieyes in something far higher than
himself, something infinitely puser
and grander than he eau ever be
come unless he has an instinct Of
an order beyond his dreams, Of laws
beyond his comprehension, of
beauty, and good, and justice, be-
side which his own ideals are dark,
he viii fell in every loItier form Of
ambition, and ought TO fail
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TIE NORTHERN HLGBwAy.--
There IS now little doab tha5 tbe
Yellowstone division Of the North
ern Pacific railway viii be put
under contract without delay. Mr..
Morrison, who accompanied the
Rosser party, vent out in the inter
lst ofce.t@i0 Eastern capi.aiis,s,who
purpose furnishing the ness2ry funds
for the construction Of The lioo to
the Yellowstone, ana it is under
stood thai bis report VIII be Of such
a.charaoler that there will be ne
farther delay in the matter, This
brightens up the local company
who are contemplating the con
struclion Of the Sauk Rapids branch
from this city porthw nd, ana .hog
also begin 10 talk ofielti1g contracts
as soon as the surveys are finished.
The woods will De fu. d railway
builders within thIy days =
ptoacey Press.
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bly, upon the minds Of the business
men OF the West, ,engendering spirit
Of cheerful hopfuiness tor tie fu.ure.
This they demonstrate by their looks
their words and their acts. Already
they are beginning to putin an early
appearance III the market, and, from
their present purchases, give indica-
tions of their confidence in in
creased fall trade. They generally
speak in the most encouraging
manner of business prospects, and,
unless some trade disturbance or pc
liticaI discussion, menancin@ the
settled condition Of affairs, ensues,
their hopes and expectations, we be-
lieve, are bound 10 be moe than
falIy realized --Joatra95 cf Com
D3@rc6.
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Truly Yours,

Is it not about time that we be
gan TO cease looking at the da < side
of events, and tpn. with = more
hopeful gaze towards the future?
Is it not reasonable to anticipate
thct the downhill course which we
have been pursuing VII come 10 an
end sometime, and the eactiou OF
better days ensue? Il we read The
sign of the times arighJ, better days
are in store for au OF rs. end Why
40? Have we not Just harvested
one of our best crops?-the embodi-
ment Of untold wealth. Are we moi
beginning TO put into practice the
lessons of economy, which the pres
sure. Of hard times has taught rs:
Are not our business houses those
that remain-generaily in sound
aud healthy financial condition ? al
Of these in themselves are essential
clements to more promising stats
Of our affairs. These, with othel
considerations, have operated sensi.
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Ate uAg WITH Ch.oago Eo,th-
western Ealve -r o.obto, aesou,1ee,
Esoaaab-, lgua' g. 4 Anae.
Close ooauec -a. sfc made s~uoD. ; 50.
days, win ni-s e.d uoccis tains, aien
LTl daii1 *n'ea sl.au and Ganasha,
Oshkosh, Bon g. .ee a...as ;s,a Gn.cg-
50. Trough Tel et solo 1T principal 5
10 for Eastern Git IS, VIA all F1U.es f0m
Chicago With wis. Csllrai E. T. Euc aiL
waukce ard points 1p Eae Of s.at loa,; also
during season Of navigation with T,ion
ama5a5 Company sor Detroit, CieTslard,
Buffalo aua New orG.
b NEW LONDON, ui.at1c hec equipped
sage ltae n t' Not;b-West for Cl.a,on-
vile, EE55tfess and Shavarc
Etk3ftE19T In, and PtCEEG with
y co1 in Cea.fal T. II. foT = veu5 Pc ID,
Lslia i, "aGngca. 9.eliaa ana FesaaWega,
70. ,t,e Ci.T, 81. 0son s.G oteer POINTS on
ne Naeo $50 Central +. L.
a. GRAND Ids v,tth ,F.zocasia a.
Icy i,aii.osa f., I9ma.. ana E5ausau
=. aAl- --D wita 5as- Ega Line log
NlIlagilla
At irHRILTAE IN with West W,scoc-
50 : i. .oE D;acs. River Gal.s GaG..o7,
aeC'eiTe, A-ny-onaa, Hudson, EtiEvateT.
-. Tad, minneapolis ane Breckenridge.
ST NJ~QE wi.h Chicago, Milwaukee z
s. Hagi Il. way, for Wabssha, GedviDg,
Aaa,:-g-, s., Paul aud Minneapolis, and
points on the St. Paul S; Pacific Dad
N,Jn Whom < St. petl Railroad, &C &
Il. ~ tos 81. Charles, Rochester, Owatopga
Mauasto, New Uim ard s. "e.er, ana dut.a.
the season o. navigation, with KaoI-uk Moth
r. lsua, Al" Packets .or al Mssisa;gl
E.ye, d rs
ay ia CROSSE With Southern ninneso
J.. =. a1c w.a Chicago, Dubuque aad Mime
. i2-iirosd. tor points on that road anC
On ne e(,o Denver.
= ls.5. NAIUlT
Gem Hec3ir.2 i S.. Gen Ticket d q
: EENBICC. 81. .erintendeat.
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a HINT 70 CAMPING 2AEr1as.-Et
Us claimed that good Ii5hC can be
obtained By soaking a common
bric.z in kerosene oil FOX ter minutes.
TIE brick absorbs the ol, and on
being suspended With wire ana ig-
nitod brilliant light, lasting for
hall an hour, Is Obtained. This IS
said BY those who have experiment.
ec with it, to be greatly superior to
the torch.
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[ 100000 Acres Fin
negota Hands For Sale.

These lands are located in the best grain,
stock and wool growing regions Of the north
vest, healthy climate, rich soil, pure water,
cheap lands. free schools ana good market=.
Tie saiul Daul and Duluth Railroad
Company also offers for sale ], 800 million
feet Of Pine Timber, = large portion of which
can be manufactured on the line Of the rail
read, Timber will ha set apart for toe use Of
each mill low prices made for stumnare
special rates Of freight given, aua every FL
1ilit. oif3red 70 make the business peTma-
neBt and profitable.
G !, CaJEI Go. ~. 7N I'll,
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To Minnesota, the State from
which he was appointed, LeDac,
commisa;oner Of agriculture, pro
poses opresenthis greatostUophies.
No one ever raised crob oI beaUs
Of Hner favor, of larger growsn, n
greater ycriely tban that w1icn Lee
Due, as the Grs.lipg5 oe as sue
cess, vii exhibit al the State Fair
i September rex Chicago TINES.