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A sure 1'blu4s

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted TO cure GonuornPs, Gleet, Cor
dee, structures, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Blsd-
der and Urinary organs OF inaies and ie-
males.
Or. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure remedy
Tor the SpermatouhGs, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
ry self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. Huuter's Sp- cific 81 pei bottle. Injec
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere 10y ex-
press DR.. J. DinsDeer, sole proprietor, No.
AIS, North Seventh s'reet, ST Louis, Missouri
send too stamps for realise. Cure guaran-
teei or the money refunded.
Thee. Egersdorf, Agent, Leav-nworth,
Kansas nsyl2-etd6w.
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Pool Their Issues

ST. LOUIS, March 20-At meeting Of
the Southwestern Railroad Association here
to day the committee TO rearrange the pool
percentages failed to sgree, and the meet
ing adjourned to nset in Chicago on April
Sth, when the question will again be dis
cussed TIE point a; issue is a demand on
the part Of the Chicago and Alton road for
increased percentage, on the ground OF now
having an Independent line 10 Kansas
City. The Western transportation Asso-
citation, composed OF roads in the South
western pool, held meeting this evening
and learning that the Eastern roads will
not acquiesce in the auii pas agreement
they concluded 10 exclude from the ar
rangement all territory essi Of Eastern
lines OF Illinois and Indiana. The e1ecu
tive committee OF seven was reduced 10 fv.
by dropping from it Newall, of the LAX,
Shore, Mccullough, of Pennsylvania. snd
Thomas, of c, G., G. & /, and substiiu
ting kimball, OF the Northwestern.
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Real t-t-te Traa-ser.

The following il III lis' 81 real = tate trans.
fers As r-rord.d yesterday in the Office oI tie
Eeg.~'er Il .s.ed--
J. O. Norton 90 4. A Penn, the west
hail, u. rIc waa>J ha4I, O. the suit - ~ qua =
ter 81 secii u :, tow ship rang 20 e..> oi
sINth 9 IrcIp.r meridian, CONTAINING ss sacI -
more "a l.--. 81 90.
Dougits Comfy i.psu and Savings AsSoci-
at - To- q orion, Ih- vest tslf OF tine
Ns>1 D.. I, 90 h sDu' -1-si quarUeT, OF Sc, tIOn
=, fos n>h6p a., nan ~ s
Ih,s> ADr-Ar to- J. 4 b TIA flick lot 5,
block p. "a ~ & he. - a. sun, I 4, u ock
:. iu .N'~ -dHI iuH. IuI ;. b or ~ adj
ditlou, lot 8, UlocK CIIy Fruper, $500.
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.rn. rsr,, Dos. give. Belief,
r-ial Bottles DIR. Swsynes Compound syrr
n. Wild Cherry t,anfs

Trial Bottles DIR. Swzynes Compound syrup
OF Wild Cherry, Is Cents
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results Is quickly cured before deye-
oping q fatal pu monsry affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Complaint, Blood splitting, &c, no remedy is
SO prompt ann effectusl rs 'Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and IL is proved TO be very relia-
bic and efiicacious in the treatment OF severe
and long standing coughs. 1 know OF two
patieuts, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use i consider would not be
living. ISAAC 3 HEkbf1lN, "a. ".
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Prtce-Trial bottles, 3 cents; large size, u
or six for IS. single Is cent bottle Will OFT.
entlnes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
nelphis. Sold by leading Dru dsts in Leav-
en.orfh, By Arnold 4 Hunt C.mp6eu and
4endr1ck. Weo.mS0ASS v
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KANSAS CITY, March 2O-JOhn Lanhan
alias Chas. johnson, was arrested TO night
and placed in the county jsil. He Is
charged with the shooting and killing an
actress on the stage OF a theatre in San An
tonic, Texas, in July last; also the wound
ing of two men at the same time. Lam
han, who has been in the city three weeks,
was recognized in the audience Of the Coli
scum by the manager of the Texas Thea
tire, who was an eye witness to the shoot
ing and killing. The prisoner makes a
weak denial of his identity, but jeweIry be-
longing TO the woman he murdered found
on hi- person, and the statements of hi.
accuser, leave no doubt that he is guilty.
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An Address by ibe National Green.
hackers

WASHINGTON, March 2O-The National
executive committ, OF the National Green
back party Issued an address to the people
of the United States, in which they state
that no dependence TO be placed on profes-
sions Of avowed friends to cause that hope
for financial reliet within old party lines
has been extinguished, and that they have
been in several instances misled by nomi
uees OF the party and others who obtained
its support, it is only possible through new
organization to found party which shall
accomplish the desired end to succeed in
a uniform effort must be made, and posi-.
ton bold, aggressive, independent and I'm.
compromising must be taken.
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superintendent of the Kansas Pa.
ciGc.

KANSAS CRY, March 20.-T. +. Odkes,
General SuP,r a;endent of the Kansas Pa.
cifc Railway, offered his resignation to.
day, to take effect March 81. s. F. Smith
Receiver, assumes the duti-s OF General
Superintendent for tie present, and will
make no appointment while the affairs Of
the Kansas Pacific remain in such an IN
settled state. 1t is thought probable that
the Superintendent 10 operate the road
under the general manager, Clark, Gen
eral Superintendent of the Union Pa
cifc will be selected from among the geu-
eral officers of the Kansas Pacific.
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"wHAr EVERYBODY REoUIREs"-A Coop
CATHAHTIC AND ANTI-BILIoUs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy. ana thus ward OF
many distressing complaints, by using
..-wayue's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious.
ness bad taste In the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain OF gripping, and do not leave the bowels
coStiye as l. the case with many other pur.
gatives. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia, ana sold al Is cents box by
leading druggists. sold al wholesale by Ar
MOLD & HUNT, Druggists and retail BY
Campbell and kendrick. we-fr-sU&w
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EOEEEE.

81 u veTJ best Rio Coffee. LOO
81 " best D. 6. Java,...... LOO
~ " Mocha Coffee. 10
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AFgkiCaS tsrRtsON.
The soioTed I'm grants C"nsider St
fcui- a. - iced Sea" Isesu cen n
Democratic Fg, ps md The promise d
saud ct Kansas.

saud ct Kansas.
The co!ored people referred to in yeSter-
DAYS TIMES VII consider Themselves quite
fortunate when they learn that this state is
regarded 10y their brethren, who are d-tain'
IN ~ Luis a. 1.-THE promiS. d land" \ re-
porter az the GIobc Democrat visited the de-
ludea .mi.rants ana finding old man
hummrns camp me ting tune in a mourn
full tone said To hEm.
"A-e YOU from III. south, Uncle ."
.Ne>, >s,h: from '.ie NI>>is>ip, sah-'
.Nner. ARE tho who came with you@"
4" ONE hrb gone Ia Kansas. an. SOM am
here, -.-p> dry can get wee D-n n l. here
are mos ali a-~tsyin' wild de folks o. de hap
It's Gnu ch. up town.
itc"
:, Deed, l dunno, but spec its somewhat
bout dan ="
..HoS many are here ."
:. Bout two n ndred."
NuaI do they inJeud DOING"
'Siayiu' right hysh tili d-y gifts work.
''"aye any OF them obtained employ
YES, sab dares lots o. white folks comm
in from the country 10 Kit Us 10 work. Mes
..Do Nou purpose TO GO u Ksnsas:"
'.N.S. Sab fOh Kansas l. bonn, an Tin n
ewine 10 git daT wId de he p o God Ia some
'.It's not such a fine c. untry as you proba.
by tFank, Uncle; the grts, hoppers visit II
once in v hIie and lay waste thousands oil
farms
sD. grssSiloppers dsr de waller fever an
de small y X doWn Souf, 'PuOiicans d r.
Uimlcrars dow. Son old dsr. warm Gov
Souf. O 4 men dar. bad men down ~nuf DE
I.ohd has pu ~ even d yId,d al he owns
but o my mind de folks IN kansas Is be Tel
~
Why 90 you not go bs' h ONE? The
Anchor Lane has offered TO take you free, 1
am Ioic
wen. ellie, II Hr'l You see, w.'sy
D. de chiluu oh Israel when dey was l. q
from out a. bundag- 10y Moses. ID" chilluf
cb l-rael vs> promised tn be SCI free by
Pharaoh, huI wen IT, arsoh toi ooer hls cal
he soJ en- back agiu Ia maxim bricks out o
straw. Dgn Moses ne said dat shouldn't De
de case. an he took EN- oct a. b 'ndage. ano
deg all "A Iin' an mighty feard
he took 'em cross ne Red Sea IN den dey Wa
safe. chIie, jeS' listen G me. DIS l. on
Red Sea, rlyat hyah IN It. Louis, stwet-f
HON an Kansas, an ~ We sticks tog adsl
auG keeps up our faith Wen cit Ia kansss an
DE out a. bondsse foh shnsh St'>e heer
rot free 10y Mass, Linkum but IL w.tr j s'sict
ano h.r sol tee Pharaoh GLIB The cnilier
OF Israel. You heah me chile. dem As Is
wanderln' an il IA f-zrsi l. goin' To sink, jim di
hyah Red Sea like Petsh, who WAS sabed 10y
Jeses, did In the siohm when he war sold q
walk on the watah."
ave /. / hope you'll reach the Mecca o
your dreams Goo -hy, nci.!"
..Good-py honey; God bless you. Tell d.
folEs to help tote ~ cailien 90 Israel cross d.
Red Sea aD out o bondage.
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The preliminary examination OF hr. .. ..
Tsffin. ca sIged with n assault WIN Ihtsht
=. III Mr. ID. b. smith, was called IN tie
Loii-. Conn. Yesterday, anu was postponed
until The "a II inst, the same BOND OF slV,N
beg1ny given. IL il merton mat Mr.
Smtrh IA 4dr "A written stat mat beioEe LIS
am Mn regaru TO tine difficulty.
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: Ias. Parched Rio, 100
= Ground Sio. ................ LOO
=, " Java and Mona LOO
) FsrcEcl lAva, Loo
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The HaIIo, shooting Cast

Plblic sentiment, centrally, regard ng TIVE
al ,oIing Of core Mtloy, 10y policemen
WIN. M!lI.r, IL not i-VOraDir, notwithstan nd
tng a. fact thai Marshal AuoEIgut thought
n l,tIf .hIs, ana al>O, inst "a f-w of The pc -
pie about the hoUS- wue!- IA. deed WAS COM
United Lad no IDpatEy iOI Nalioy-
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DIR Price. >pe"ihI Il.yoring Ex-

Vanilla, Lsmon. ard all extracts used in
4 VuTIng ic- -I.-.m- j-liiss, Cakes, etc, are
!; kuoWl,lgsd. by the bit d usekeep-rs in
the land. To ue tie nBest Il VoTs made.
Strange IA I parsons = M use ~. Tthiefs *
tr-ct~ when -urh natural ntNoIs as Dr
PrLc.'. AZ. 10 De AaG.
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WASHINGTON, March 20.-Iu the Oliver
Cameron case to-day the cross examination
of llrs. Oliver was continued. \ number
Of letters were introduced, which the wit
ness acknowledged az having been writer
By her. She also admitted signing receipt,
for 2 thousand dollars from Simon Came
ron, in full for claims which she made OF
him. She had passed under the names Of
Co per, Kepener, Stewart, Butler and
Oliver. She introduced herself az Mrs
Gen Sherman in the parior OF Congress
sional hotel. She went there 10 see Came
ron, and when the waiter asked who called
abe thoughtl5ssly said Mrs. Gen. Sherman
IL happened but once. The servant did
not refuse her Submission 10 Csmeron'i
room until she told him she was Mrs. q an
Sherman. When she took mo-ey from
Cameron, the last instsllment, and signec
the paper, she intended 10 use the money
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but SO much deception had been practicsd
upon her that she decided 10 keep back
something to prosecute her suit sHer
counsel was TO receive One-third OF the
amount that might be recovered. She
'esIiies that she went TO Came-On's room at
his request Nearly every time Fhz to K
the medicine at his request and the pur-
pose was understood between them, and it
was for getting rid Of trouble. The money
that he gave her was Tor taking care of her
while -he was sick, and had nothing to do
with the breach of promise suit. Ad-
ion med
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2 -Cstts Esrtraot7 Wa
rEat - Lsre.

tine money Gu any other Z
slllOI, IS cen ,uI- "a lon Iai
. aouguJ o. u- not being as 20.
money VIII be refunded Goo
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SINGULAR INSTANCES

where ball after entering the b3dv mak.s
part of circl- before il stops fl found
that the ball entered the l-fi breast At an
angle, which would cause it 10 range
outward toward the left shoulder,
but during the examination Msliuy com
planned of a s,reness above his right hip,
viii upon bang pressed discovered the
fact thai the ball was lo5g.d th-re, having
passed ar und he back downward. The
lezd-n missile WAS extracted with ease snd
is nov in officer Mil!er's possession 1t l.
considerably IN eshrd on one side, a. though
il had struck some bone during lis singular
journey through the flesh
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The e,ynriean.rcnIc-

NEW York, March E0.-The following
IS lis; Of New Orleans banks whose tenn.
poraTy Suspension was announced to-day:
Germsnis National Bank, Hibernia Ma
tioBal Bank, Louisians National Bank,
Mutual National Bank. New Orleans Ma
Iional Bank, State National Bank, Union
National Bank, Bank of Lafayette, Citizens
Swings Bank, Louisiana Savings Bank,
Metropolitan Bank, New Orleans Cansl
and Banking Company, Peoples and Work
insmen's Bank. Money orders for eur
reDcy were received here to day from New
Orleans, and large amounts shipped. The
order OF suspension expires the 21ih inst
and before that time funds from this city
will have reched the bsnks. The action
taken was to avert the threatened panic.
New ORLEANS, March calculations
from distant customers will be RENTED for
as heretofore in currency checks on New
York. In effect this action involves only
local interests here, and has checked the
panic, the pretsxt for which will be entire
ly removed IN day or two, when the cur
rency arrives, which Is already ordered
from New York. The banks held this
morning about two million legal-tender,
ard three million sight exchange, on New
York, inclusive Of their port folio, with
which TO II ct about ten millions due de-
positors. Most OF the banks to-day re-
ceived more currency from depositors than
thew paid out
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WONDEEI 800
And great variety Of small tubs
chuT1s, pine and cedar Kama
Liug. butter tubS Sfr~zr

Iarrlp's CIun5 ysz's q ~ -
Tobacco, We retail 1T whole
sale Urrgg-
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The Ctuc,ou.u u.rse,.

CNcISSATI. March 20-The excitement
over the murder of Harry Baldwin last
Saturday night is unabsaed. The Coroner
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- Cen. =. ". Sin es0n a's Funeral.
NEWPORT, r. l., March 20.-The funeral
Of zen. Thomas w. Sherman took place
to-day.
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sfrer being conveyed TO the police station
Mallny was PLACID in The lover corridor
DR. Mccormick visited him bus msGe 10
minute examination. DR.. Van Duyn was
cent TO see him at the request of the mayor,
Dut finding DIR. Mccormick there ard after
consultation he declined to Interfere Al
terward the wounded m Al wa- conveyed To
the home of hi. IN ,ther, J ane MiIIoy. on
Third avenue, whore he is at present Oar
ing the afternoon DR.. $. Few visited him,
and alter making an examination discov-
cred another of hose
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- l
JELLIES.
L1rgsst Assortment ev@ ksV1
TIE Cisy. q the very choicaas.

house IN the state. Prepared
r., 81 %. White ii re, Plaste I
I'd 81 represented, can De re-
IGJ delivered to Fort L4aveD
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has not yet finished his inquest and ,hs
entire detective force Of the city have bsen
at work, although with scarcely . thread
OF evidence upon which TO base their opera
tons. This afternoon wholesale arrests
were made and the excitement TO uiuht Is
intense. The FIST part ; taken we're
two sisters, Mstt.e and Birdie Dalton, no.
| toriOus characters, residents Of the neigh
borhOod where the trsgedy occurred
Another sister is missing. and the police are
indu"iriously searching for her. Later in
the afternoon kittie Bennett, keeper of the
place on Elm street. known as the Little
Club House." with Blanche Rowley, Mar
tina Blckuer, and George Sneherd, inmates
OF her house, were locked up at the Central
Sisrion, with the unbailable ch~rge OF su--
picion against them. In one Of the rooms
of Madame Benefits house
q spot on the carpet wss
discovered saturated with a substance
supposed TO be blood. This WAS removed
and placed 10 the hands Of chemist. One
boy Wines states he used to carry notes
reiween Baldwin and girl named Lille.
who was an occupant of Benefits house,
aud she has disappeared and Madame Ben
nett says she has been gone two weeks.
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Ever, body skip This.

John Seekers Spring suits are handsome
in design, we'll made ana tit elegantly, and
what Is most important are lower in price
thar We expected
The Me chant Tailoring Department of
John Seek ct is complete, in ready made
sud also large line OF samples 10 take
measurr : for. An inspection respectfully So
solicited
Navy Blue Suits coIors and make up war
ran eli TO- men, youths, boys and chilIatren
John seekers, 3i1, Delaware street.
sun-lurs-fTlSw
WILHoFT'S FEVER AND AGUE ToNIC-This
m Olclne Is used ny construction cOmpanle,
for the ben. MT of their employees, when en-
gagged in malariai districts The highest ties.
timoniaIs have been given 10y contractors
and by the Presidents Of some of the leadl Z
raiiTo IDS in the south and West. hen men
are con.r gated IN large numbers in The
neighborhood Of swamps and MYERS, Will
hoit's Tonic will prove "A valuable addition
TO the srocS of metiici Ies and will amply re-
ward the company In the saving OF time, la
nor and moneV- We recommend IL to all.
WHEELoCK, FISLAY 4 Co PIoprletors, New
. leans.
Fox SALE BY ALI sisIS.
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KATE MOORE

y well known ia police ircles as one #
the hard u men tnes have 10 handle wheu
he berornes Wild, although he Is ssld 10 h.
generous TO fault when he il sober tie
has on several OCCASION III 4de himse no
t,rI"u. by hi RESISTANCE, wnen The officer.
Iried to arrest him. aud has several times
iniured them while doing - The last Tim
he VS. prominent was not long sgp when
he biz a slice out Of ap,iicsman's che, k
and Was taken 10 the calabJose nearly
naked
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zeal SUTTON. "

IS engae ed in. The last time she came before
the notice Of the public was under the name
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of Winchester. In the early time the lsnd
Office was located there, and all this section
OF country was included in the OsaEkie
land distr'c c. Osawkie il situated upon
the Grasshopper and was formerly place
OF some note, but at the present time there
are buts lew houses there, and but small
population.
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DRIED SRUIT4.
Boat Boston Aaokorsls
gYRUPE.

/ eyer PsF pound, ---.---...- IS
alizpIc, s...--s...-.......----..--. IS
Our Ground Spices are warranted
pure, NC have the largest v,rissy
-v.r Eept n dis civ.
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and every year gees a step OF advancement
onward and upward. The present popula-
ton Of the town is about seven hundred. to
which additions are being made, almost
daily, and while it is true that the eastern
COUNTIES Of the State are Tot the recipients
OF even fair share of their proportion Of
the immense and overwhelming tide OF iu-
migration now pouring into Kansas, still
Jefferson county il more favored than some
Of the others and Its population Is steadily
upon the increase. The county Of Jefferson
is one OF the most fertile in the State; well
warered and timber-d, it possesses advan-
tsges of which counties further westward
cgnnot boast; its production
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rs Cgz5 ~ o. -.a.. - gallon
Better Goods aud more for
Mustard, Tor I4C- 20 cents, half
Paris and Cement. Any good
uTned at our expense and tho
worth tFse 90 charge
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The Churches,

Services at the Episcopal church tomorrow il
the morning only
There will be union temperance meeting il
the Baptist church next Sunday evening. Ser
mon by Rev. d. p. Mcpherson.
Rev. Oden Jacobs will preach at the cour
house in Ottawa at II o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. j. is a missionary Of the
church of the Latter Day Saints, better known as
Normons, OF the reformed or reorganzed branch
Kew. Moung Edwin, native Of India, gradu
ate from one of our American universities and
theological scminares, and who expects to re
turn to India next spring to preach the gospel
to his people, will preach in the Baptist Church
sunday morning 9TH. Subject: Triumph.
of the Gospel in India" He will have with him
the Hindu costume, and idols, and other Indian
curiosites, which may be seen at the close OF
the service or in the Sunday school
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Death of Il. Nj. Wade. ESQ.

The sad news comes across the water Of the
death, at Richmond England, on the 18th ult.,
Of E. NJ. WADE, Esq, well remembered former
resident Of this city 1t was less than year
ago that we announced in sorrow the death OF
Mrs Wade. So both are gone, neither having
but barely reached the turn of middle life.
Mr.. Wade was native of England, OF the
middle or gentle class, and was educated at
Oxford. He inherited moderate fortune, part
of which he invested in fine farm near Ottawa.
Beyond desutory efforts at farming and stock
raising he never engaged in any business, and
was what may be called good type of the Eng
fish country gentleman, extremely social and
hospitable, and excelling in all field sports, Of
which he was very fond. His death is sincerely
mourned by host of warm personal friends
both In Ottawa and Chicago, and we have no
doubt wherever else he was equally well known.
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From New Nork Messrs. Hull & Bartels have
this week received n new lot of Novelties il
Furs, including Sea Otter Russian Fox, Russian
Sable. These are goods the ladies should see by
all means, The stock otherwise contains ladies
Seal goods-very rich and elegant-Ermines
Alaska Mink Iludson's Bay and Illinois Mink
&c, &c. In truth no house in this district can
show so large, various, stylish or elegant q
stock of Furs as is shown by Hull & Bartels.
The late weather and the atepess of the sea.
son has had its effect on prices, and they an.
nounce great bargains in all classes of goods
For example, they will sell a genuine Mink set
full striped mutf and boa-warranted "A -
for Sl5.
BUFFALO ROBES will be retailed as low as any
dealer in the city can buy them for at first
hands, to close out the stock.
Call and see the goods and get prices.