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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14
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MILWAUKEE, November $500 P. NJ
Flour-Movement small; choice spring
extras at $8O0@6.60; common at $3.50
5.75. Wheat-Quiet and steady No. hard
at $l.l5H; No. regular at 81 10; No. 2 at
$1.1S@L1SH; No. at $l.OS; No. 4 at &c;
seller January at $1.16K@1.16A. Corn
Dull at 42kc. Oats-Quiet at 31Tc. Bar.
ley-Firm No. at 7lHc; seller December
all 73@73k. Rye-Lower att 69c for No. l..
?ork-Stronger at $40 % for cash. Lard
Firm at 1925. Hogs-Dun at $3.40@3.60.
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Natnre,s Nlnice. Nay.

If the Kidneys (nsture's sluice-way)
do not work properly the trouble is felt
everywhere. Then be wise and rs soon
as you see signs of disorder take Kidney.
Wort faithfully. 1t will clean the
sluice-way of sand, gravel or slime and
purify the whole system.
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THE genuine Asbestos Steam Pipe and Boiler
Coverings are the most durable, effective and
economical in use. II. W. Johns Manufactur.
ing Company, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, are
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send your address to DIR. Sanford, 1862 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by re-
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In the world for tin roofr, exposed brick wsllp,
iron work, barns, fences, ETC., for which It is in
every respect equal TO the best white lead,
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In a variety Of beautiful colors, samples Of
which will be sent free on application to 81
Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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AT every great worlds exhibition for twelve
years Mason d Hamlin Organs have been
awarded the gold medal or other highest honor
This year at the Paris Exposition they have
been found worthy OF the gold medal,
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Sherman L Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at q salary of $l00
per month and expenses paid. For full par
ticulars address az above.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14
Truth and H0n0r

Query:-What is the best family med.
icine in the world to regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove costiveness and
hilionsusss, aid digestion and tone up the
whole system? Truth and honor com.
pels US to answer, Hop Bitters, being
pure, perfect and harmless. Ed.-Lnds.
pendent.
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EOrRiRn.

LONDON, November So 80 P. M.-Liv.
erpool wheat market opens quiet; average
California at lis 3d@l1s 4d cargoes on pas
sage, wheat, quiet but steady. Arrivals off
coast for orders, wheat. small.
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A NEGLECTED cough, cold or sore throat,
which might be checked ~ q simple remedy
like " Browns Bronchial Troches," il allowed
to progress may terminate seriously. Is cents.
PREVENT crooked boots and blstered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel stireners. Can be
applied at any time.
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YOUNG men 60 West. Learn telegraphy.
Address r. Valentine, manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
THE Ladies are all buying Madame Loraine's
Bosom Shapes See "ad. in another column
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sI,42o. so ProfIIs An 40 Days.
Wanted.

$40 in legitimate Stock Speculations in Wall
St. pays immense profits. Pamphlets explain
ing everything sent free. HEATH Il Co., Bro
| kers, 1927 Broadway. NY
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DON'T be without G. Gilbert's Starches.
CHEw Jackson,s Best Sweet Navy Tohacco.
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new Anthem Book 10 nearly ready.
The MUSICAL RECORD 10 always new. szW PIT
year, cents per COPY.
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" Solid ns Ssranise.'

hisa pleasing though not q surprising fact
that the new business Of the Esna Life Insur-
ance Company has been notably increasing dur
ing thepast nine months, the advance, ~ com.
pared with the corresponding period Of last
yea, being especially gratifying. Commissioners
ssedman, who has just completed the regular
examination Of the Company, as required by
law, speaks OF its condition with the utmost
confidence and enthusiasm. The other day he
remarked, In conversation concerning the
Atna Life that its asssts are as solid az granite.
Hartford Post, oct. 20, 1873.
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MoRMoNIsM seems to be unpopular in
Georgia, juding from the fact that the
trial of the men indicted for the murder
of Joseph Standing, 3 Mormon elder, in
the northern part of that state q few
weeks ago, have been acquitted not only
of murder, but on the charge of being
concerned in q riot. Three elders of the
church came on from Utah to help tn
prosecution, and they say they are going
TO stay in Georgia and continue the
work of proselyting despite the fate of
their predecessors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

VOiCE or WORSHIP. l.. o. Emerson. ssoO
per dozen.
TEMPLE. By W. o. Perkins. ss.Oo per dozen.
The newest Voice TraiDiDg Book II
EmERHOA'B VOCAL METHOD. $40.
Compact, complete and useful either Tor private
pupils or classes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

The Chinese continue to pour into the
Hawaiian Islands in such numbers that
the question of how TO stop them is grow
ing of serious Importance. They con-
stitute already over fifth of the entire
population, and are almost ali males.
They are useful on the sugar planta-
tions, but they do not assimilate with
the native population, whose extinction
they threaten at an early day, and
whom they will hardly replace salts
factOrily as loyal subjects and citizens.
The government is trying to get the
needed labor supplies from the South
Sea Islands, but the owners of the
Hawaiian sugar estates, who care only
for their own business interests, are
perfectly willing to take the cheaper
Chinese. Over 1000 Cinnamon arrived
at Honolulu in the second half of lat
year, which, considering the scanty
population Of the islands, Is pretty heavy
immigration.
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THE MARKETS.
New York.

Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN & Co., Commits
sion Merchants, Milwaukee and CnicsgO.
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, November 4.-The net Repub.
lican gain in the senate is four over last
year, and in the house eighteen. The Re.
publican majority on joint ballot last year
Revised footings give the Fifth senatorial
district to the Democrats, giving them two
senatorial districts out of II.
The legislature now elected does not
choose a United States senator, but the
senators now elected hold over till next
year, and will vote for senator to succeed
Eaton.
HARTFORD, November 6.-The net Re-
pub lean majority in the IL senatorial dis.
tricts Is 1913. In same districts last year
on governors vote, the net Republican ma
iority WIS II.
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some years ago the Russian govern
ment exempted Siberian gold diggers
from taxation, hoping TO encourage such
ventures, but failed 70 do 50, and now
they are 10 pay again.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

CALIFORNIA is fast finding out that il
easy work to adopt constitution taxing
capital, but impossible to keep capital
where it is to be taxed. Ssvings-bsnk
deposits have dropped $500, 900 in six
months, the Bank of California has re-
duced its capital from 5000, 900 to
$1,000, 900, the Changers Bank from
$4,000, 900 to 81, O0O, 900, and real estate
is duller than for sixteen years.
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The newest Opera sre I:

The newest Opera are:
CAhMEk. By Bizst. s2Oe.
RAT1A1IZA. By Bupps t2.00.
DOCTOR OF ALCAHTARA. Eiehberg,
new and enlarged edition. sl.O.
BEl Ls OF CORhEVILLE. By PIanquette.
PIsx1ORE. Gilbert and Sullivan. 50 cents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

THE Philadelphia " Permanent exhi-
bition is doomed. The main building
will shortly be torn down and sold. st.
Petersburg has ordered the framework
for its exhibition of 1881. The frame
work will weigh only 100000 pounds
The western fair, recently held st Lon
don, Ont, was a great financial success.
Cincinnati is already preparing for its
spring exhibition, which, it is thought,
will be even more prosperous than the
Oun Just closed. London, England, has
established 8 permanent international
exhibition.
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New Jersey.

NEWARK, November 4.-The Republicans
have gained one state senator in New Jer-
sey, aud probably six members of the as.
sembly. They will retain control Of both
branches OF the legislature, the senate by a
majority of 3, and the assembly, probably
hv Ia or 16 majority
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MARX IWdInS Now BOOK
TRAMP ABROAD 4!
GOOD TIMES FOR AGENTS AHEAD!

Prospectuses for this universally looked for Boo.
now ready. Speak quick ID secure territory. "A
rord 70 the tcss e sufficient. Apply TO Il. n HINCk
LH. % So. Canal ST. Chicago. Iii,
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, November 81 80 A. M,
Up to this hour full returns have been re-
ceived from only three out of twenty.three
wards OF the city. These three wards give
Il Democratic majority Of 1892. Owing to
tine length of the ticket, which includes
tate, Legislative and judicial officers, and the
general strSfching, the count will not be
concluded before morning, The Democratic
majority in the city will be about 10000.
Few of the counties have been heard from,
but there is no question OF the election OF
the Democratic state ticket and Democratic
Legislature.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-Returns from
some Of the counties have not yet been 70.
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Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., November Election
returns come in slowly. The indications
are TINT Cobb, the Republican candidate
for supreme Judge, is elected over Wskely,
Democrat, by $4,000 majority. Gannett and
Carson, Republican, regents of the uni.
versity, are elected. Total vote Of the state
will reach so COO. Republican county tick.
cts are generally successful. The Green
hackers make very small showing.
OMAHA, November 5-NO returns re.
ceivsd here from the election in the state
until to day. Returns this evening show
Inst the Republicans elect Cobb, Supreme
judge, by 1900 majority, over Wakely,
Democrat. Cobb carries Douglas county,
WskeIy's home, by 500 majority, aud in
Lancaster county. his own home, he has
/ $40 majority. Regents Larson and Gan.
nett. Republican, are elected by the usual
party vote.
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The Newest Music BOoks.
WHITE ROBE0.

A new sunday School Song Book Of unusgaI
beauty. BY A. J, ABBEY and NJ. J. mun0Eh. Price
- cents for which specimen Copies will be mailed.
Examine this charming collection wIes new books
are needed. Every song IL jewel.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

A NUMBER of medical students in In
dianapolis recently undertook to make
victim of professional resurrection
ist." They told him that they had &C.
cured body and asked him to remove
1t from its hiding place. The supposed
corpse in the bag was live medical stu
dent. The students pointed out the spot
where the bag was concealed, and the
professional threw the bag over his
shoulder and set out for the college. The
corpse, with no knowledge of his wherea-
bouts, Strengthened out just as his bearer
was crossing the canal. With rare pres
ence OF mind the intended victim of the
joke heaved his burden over the bridge
into the water and calmly walked on
Had not the companions of the unfortu-
nate fellow rushed to his rescue there
would have been "sure enough" corpse
in the party.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

municipal lection held here to-day shows
Republican gain Of 5000, the Republicans
electiDg their candidate for mayor, w. g..
Thompson, by q majority of 1900, and the
entire city ticket with the exception Of city
clerk and one justice; also nine out OF thir'
taan aldapmap
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-14

WHEN Jules Ferry, French minister
Of educstion, was entering a railway
carriage at Toulouse, the other day, his
hat WAS blown of. A stranger seized it
and ran away. He was overtaken by an
officer, but held on to the hat with q
tenacious grip, declaring neither might
nor entreaty could induce him to part
with it. 1t was found that the fellow
was an eccentric Engliahmsn, who had a
mania for collecting old hats OF distin-
guished individuals. Ferry accepted
the explanation good humoredly, and
promised to send the fellow one of his
old hats for his museum.
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a YOUNG schoolmistress who peeped
has lost her certificate and the supreme
court of Iowa will give her no redress.
She had applied for 8 certificate and
during the examination was caught
CHANGING over the shoulder of another
applicant and getting answers to cues
tons Propounded in arithmetic. The
superintendent refused to issue the GER
tifcate, and the young Lady brought suit
in the circuit court to compel him to do
80. She carried her point in the lower
court, but the decision has been reversed
by the Supreme court.
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ADELINA PATTI.
EAR DISEASES,
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL.

We will send our Electro, Voltaie Belt aud other
Electric Appliances trial for 20 days TO those
soal nature: Also OF the Liver, Kidn rheumatism.
Paralysis, &c 4 sure guaranteed OF no paU
Address Violate Beit C0., Mar~hatl. Mich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30

bottles, This il never done in America. oven
by the Irish and Germans. who mostly consume.
TIE irst the whiskey. the lattcr the nger bier.
made by some rtntisticans to show that tho
Introduction OF that Hight and cheap beverage.
lager beer, has had it's share in cxpeling
the more poisonous kinds Of drink from the
United States but this Mr. Cough does not be-
!evc. He gsserts that class OF Diseases, never
known in America has been introduced there
among men who are lager beer drinkers.
man can drink ten times rs much lager beer ns
he can water; tho liquid is quickly dii1used.
aud thus various organs are nut to m undue
aud unnatural strain. which speedily cul-
inmates in weakness and disease. The tenn
perance wave which swept over the Irish NJ tho
coming Of Pather Mathew. MIR. Cough believes
to have produced far less Of beneicent inilu-
Irish in America. Nor does he think that any
permanent effect can be made upon large
S S9ay S pSSPs Tso ogsbhoFE us nf
secured over 100000 signatures to tho pledge,
and this part Of his work became at last SO on
crossing that he has been obliged to rcegate
II TO the various committees.
The BIT of blue sky amid tho drink-driven
clouds OF Great Britain is so tiny, the inches Of
blue ribbon 80 few in comparison with the yards
ot the Grape OF woe and misery with which drink
enshrQuds It's victims, that even the most cheer
iul philosopher must have moments OF despair.
Yet with 30 warm an enthusiast as John Is.
Tough these momentsnre few, What thonghi
lion pounds invested I'm the drink business In
England Once touch the right chord and the
English nation will spring up and sacrifice That
be. for the sake of Christian honor and the dig
nifty OF the Anglo Saxon race Never tell me that
drink Is n domestic institution and that beer Is
king. 80 was slavery domestic institution in
America; was cotton king. Yet, by Gods
help, the people were at last aroused to n burn
ing fury of shame nj the disgrace which dwet
with them. and thirty million people arose like
one man and oradicued the curse
The ancient writer's say that the foundation
OF rhetoric WIS high and noble moral chnrac-
ter; and those who heard Lord Chntham speak
aver that there WAS something in the man that
was finer than anything which he said. POs-
| terty which reads Of tho imprcssivcncss OF
/ Coughs eoqucncc will wonder at II. The
! printed lines convey no idea OF the flre Of his
! earncstncss. the hunor OF his characterizhion.
| the pathOs OF his sorrow. but above all OF tho
| musterly delincation Of the drunkard. from his
first taste ot spirits TO his final madness in the
! blood -curdling delirium whore Shiny serpcnts
| crawl, and inanimato things take threatening
| life. and the dead walk. an the beloved living
! are transformed TO monsters. This is Cough
| on the platform. AT home he Is frank. un-
| affected warm hearted Christian man. whom II
would BE- an honor for sovereign to shake by
| tho hand though he is but the son of n private
| soldier, who was at one time fOOtman 10 tho
/ Vicar OF Sanugatc Kent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30

Thomas Mulick is a pool shoemaker in sehe-
nectadN The family large. and the Miut had brought
severe hardps aud On Monday the eldest Lad, Thomas
although bur ~ sturtcd for Cohles In thu
hope that in that he might hnd and thus
lessen the burden at home. He was but scunuiy clad
priVauon hal weakened his ouug frame lie reached
tuhucs auh after searching about the mills Tor work and
disAcAsh nod by the ever recurring response ot No"
the lad thought VI tamil! named Fltlpatrck who hal
been his ncehhurs lie sought for them The quest was
trntcss one. and IN the oNenns, weary hungry and
well nig hrlrhrukpu, without money 10 his arr, he
turned his lace homeward and started on s lonesome
walk up the track of the Central Kalruad lie never saw
home Acnn I the morning the deal body ul the ho,
found lying IN suuNdrt hY the side tie railroad
trnck II was evident that the poor boy had become
hausted and iaon had regancd his eet and staggered
snort distance, AMI again fallen once more ne had
struggled Tor life AMI hsd podded YEARLY Hnl un
stHdy short distance further, when nature gave way
aud again he icll not 10 rise again,
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but when he introduced the trouble between
hlr. Boss and Miss Braman. DR. BrQmun told
MN thut ne would not converse with him on
That subject II Mr.. Boss should come to him
personally he would cndenvor to settle tho mat
ter with him. but otherwise 1t must be- settled in
the courts. Mr.. Ray hadc him good dav but on
nccount OF the snow blockade he WIN obi i0gd to
remain IN Brockport several days. During that
time he nude many inquiries about the mat
ter, When at last he WIS about TO 20 away, he
told IrOf BurlinRamc that Boss WIS u fool"
Whether he, meant that he was II fool for
desiring to break of the engagement with
80 charming young person or .or his
manner OF doing So could not be definitely
learned. DR.. Braman consulted Mr.. J. ID.
Bonrd prominent lawyer OF Brock port in be-
half ot his daughter. md u breach 81 promise
aut was begun. Damages were laid nj $40 900.
DR.. Braman snys that his daughter does not
want money and that 1t was not on account Of
the prospect OF money that he advised her 10
begin the suit. though Boss Is the only heir at
law OF his fathers farm. His and her object il
TO punish Boss for the rrepnrablc damage she
has sustained in dcv )ting herself exclusively to
him for four years. only to find herself obliged
to give place TO another at the last The Doctor
whom youthful folly could be .pardoncd, but a
man OF mature and methodcnl mind. who
should not have consumed four years Of his
daughters life in making n decision. Three
weeks ago he was arrested by the Sheriff
OF ScholIRre County on an order granted by
Judge Macomber OF the Supreme Court. He
promptly furnishcd $4,000 bail. and SO was moi
incarccratcd. He had employed Baker Brothers
Of Cobleskill rs his attorneys and Mr. Henry
Smith OF Albany ms counsel The twenty days
within which an answer to a complaint must be
ihrd mas expired. ana the Court mas. ut tho de-
fendnnts request. extended the time twenty
DAYS longer.
The gossips Of Coblcskin affect to know who
It is that has deprived Miss Brqman OF the frs
place In Mr.. Boss's affections but II there is M
engagement II has not yet boon announced t
the friends OF the couple.