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PROPOSALS.
CONSUMPTION CURE.

In changeable climates like ours, everyone
should remember that Halls Bslsam for the
Lungs has proven itself TO be sURs cure fes
Consumption, AsthMs, Bronchitis. and all
Lang DiSeeses. and for 9 common cough o, cold
We guarantee every bottle. II has saved the
lie of many. even after all hope had 6ed.
Many of our most Intelligent families would -
SOON b without voolen clothing In winter q
cot to have Hs!fs Bslzam always On hand, Cor
10 revcs fsile to irrediatol; relieve al sore
acss Of the the threat snd lrngs. A single dose
taken At bed tins will gently WARN the blood,
cause refreshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone. Ask
Jour druggist and your friends concerning Cd
merits Of Halls Balssm. Prieefor large bottle,
81.
Remember we keep tais ,gceilens remedy on
GALS at our drug store il 81. Paul, and do most
syrdiAlIy recommend 4. TO nur customers ans
al e,-~,d .,,c.rlc 4nzEs Rsca d f,rII RR accnkn
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STATE OF TRADE.

81 PAUL, Aug 2l.-There was an increased
attendance at the board of trade yesterday and
greater interest manifested in the call.
Whsat-No. !, $50 bid; held at SIC; $40 bid
for August delivery. No. 2, Sac bid, cash; SIC
for August and slc for September.
Corn-No. 2, $40 bid; held at S4@3411ci sale
ct $40, September delivery, $40 bid. Ten
thousand bushels In store at Duluth sold at
$50, and $40 offered for another equal lot.
Oata-Old No 9 white 29c bid; held at 300.
No. 2 mixed, 2Sc bid; No. 8, 21c bid. New
No. white, &c bid; September delivery sold
at 25c.
B4riey-No. 2, Clio bid; August delivery Of
tersd at &c; No. 8. $50 bid.
Rye-No. 2, $50 bid.
Pork-Offered at SIS 90 per barrel.
Hams-Armour cured 81. Paul brand, can
vased, l6N average, sold at 1lko; plain,
1910.
Lard-Five tierces offered at $40.
Wall 4 Bigelow in their st. Paul circular of
last evening FAY. Provisions are still nanipn-
lated by the Armour faction, but we think pork
has reached point where he (Armour) will sell
long futures, such SIS January, and it looks AZ
if he had commenced already. January pork,
at Sl3 20 yesterday, to-day sold as low az $lS.05
January pork around at Sl4. 90 We think would
do to sell and stay with. Pork closed on call
to-day at SIC. 92]S bid, and $l7.05 asked :
Sl6.i5 bid and $l6 95 asked October. and
SlS. % bid January. Short ribs are attracting
more attention of late than usual The re-
ceipts of hogs are light. snd there Is an unu.
sual demand from the South we'll a. good
foreign demand. But few packing houses are
in operation at present, owing TO the scarcity
and high price of hogs, and it is pretty GER
tain that tbs stock of meats will not increase
much until October. and as Armour owns all
49, l.. hn~l 10 nAr h Ia
market to suit himself. Short ribs closed at
IS 50 September, and IS. 22.5. October
Stock OF provisions IN Chicago, Aug, IS, 1850, as
reported to the Board OF Trade:
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A surs Cure Found at Last. No One Heed
Suffer.

Sure Cure Found at Last. No One Heed
Suffer.
Assure cure for ths Blind, Bleeding, Itchin:
snd liberated Pi'ea has been discovered by Dr..
Williams (.n Indian remedy. called Dr. viii
iiasns' IudiM Ointment. A single box hss cured
the worss chronic cases of twerty-fv snd
thirty years st.nding. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and eiectuafies
do mere hsrm shan good. Williams Ointment
.bsorbs the tumors, silays the intense itehsng
particularly Ct nigh. after getting warm in
SD, acts a. poulsioe. gives instant and pain.
less relief, snd ia prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of this private parts snd nothing else.
Thousands of cured patients sateat its virtue
and physicians Of eli schools pronounce 1t the
greatest contribution to medicine OF the ago.
IL matters not how lorE or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured. For sale by
al druggists. NoIEs Rsca, B CuTLKa. whole
els agents.
HgNRY's CARBoLIC sALvE,
The only 5ALvE in the world f,. Csts, Bruissa
Sores, UIcers Salt Rhuem, letter. Chapped
Eands, Chiiblains Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salye il guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every esoe OF money 70
funded. Be cure you gst HENRy's CARso,lc
sALvE. Is ell Others are limitations. Prioo, %
aer.a. For sale by al; truxsista
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NHAN GER FORECLOSURE sALE-CIRCUrr
OCeurt of the United States Of America. in and for
the District Of Minnesota-sg.
Austin Corbin vs. George Kinnecke, alias George
Kunnat. and Mathilds Kmneeke, alias Mathilda
KunRak, his wife:
Pursuant 10 the decree Of the Circuit Court of the
United sates Of America, for the District of Mime
., made In this cause at the Juno term thereof,
D. 1880, and on the fifth day of August A D. $780,
the undersigned. Master in Chsnoery of said Court
viii sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. on
MONDAY. THE TwENTIETRDA DAY OF sEpTEM-
BER, A. D. 1880, AT
eleven O'Clock h the forenoon at the front entrance
10 the United States Custom House, in the City of
So. Paul. IN esid District. he sos OF holding said
Coarf) on Wsbashaw street, in said city, to satisfy
the gum Of s33 81, found Que the plaintiff by said
decree, with interest and costs all and singular that
certain tract parcel of real estate situated IN the
county CT Meessr and State of Minuesota described
as follows, to-vit: Lots numbered six ~. seven
(, and eight ~, Of section nine (9), in township
one hu, bred aud eighteen {llS], north Of range
tveDty-nine (as) ~e,t, containing ninety 10y and
fty-one hundredtns (5l1U0) acres, according to
Government survey, with the appurtenances there
unto belonging.
St Paul, August Z, 1880.
q Z. MANN. Master in Chancery.
z. R. Hoy4ifsHzAD, Plaintiffs Solicitor.
Aug7 -7w-Sat
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The Republicans who started the story about
alleged frauds In tho Southern ceasus returns
are beginning to repent having done go and
reali5e that they committed another blunder.
General Walker, superintendent Of the census,
is not the man To allow any such frauds as are
charged. 1t will yet be shswn that the true
cause of the increase is owing to the frsudu-
lent enumeration of 1870, wnen the Republi-
can marshals bad their own way about it. at
that time the census of the South largely under
rated the population of the South.
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GREETING

Deeds will be issued by the City of Saint
Paul. on the eighteenth day OF September, 1880.
presentation to the City Com ptrolier, of the
folloaiug unredeemed certificates Of sale, 7"
issued by the City Treasurer. for property sold
by him on the seventeenth day of September,
1878, to satisfy judgments against the same
rendered by the District Court of the county of
Ramsey, State of Minnesota, for the following
Improvements, unless redeemed on or before
the seventeenth day Of September, 1880. with
the date of sale, September l7th, 1878, viz;
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Ia,sa,Osrg,st to the F0i3. Seq!

TIE GREAT ENGLIS- Remedy Cures U1esra-
ton 0varisn Diseases and all diseases known to
male weakuese They have been ussdin Engiapd to,
yea a periodical and regulating pill. Bold By al
Druggist, where Too 81 per box six boxes
fer geo. snt By wai free OF postage securely sealed
Eschanles Block. Detroit. Mich.
wheiesale Agents fer United Statee
~ Pamphietses n' free.-A
Sold In 81. Paul by g. H. Biggs and Stuart Luth
corner Wabashsw and Sixth irssts. In Minneapolis
hyCfrav HnffIin. ll&l9
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n. poRAN,s REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range OF The
markets during the dav vere received ey d.
DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 40, 1880 A. h.--Spot
wheat 1at penny lower Floating csrgoes and cargo
passage quiet California just shipped cd hsh
California cary due ls | wer. l. ,ndon quiet.
English and Fsench country markets generally
cheaper. NO arrivals Of wheat Of coast. Crops IN
Germany reported suffering.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20. 1880 ,. M.-spring
wheat qniet and steady; No. l.0s1l.0s; winter
quiet aud steady.
IF X-,priug wheat dull and tame; held the
same; winter quiet and steady.
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Farms Tor Sale !

$50 ssres IN Ssckssn eosziy, Minnesota.
$50 zercs IN Hs&keT eece:y, Minnesota
lac acres Ia lsaafi oeoDss, Minnesota.
k0aarss in Todd county. Minnesota.
10 scres in Deasias county. Einaasets.
20 acres II Houston county. HRsssota.
Tfs above n al choice farming isnds, which No
VII ssil +. lev rrtcs Tor easA. OF part Dash end ba
aMcs en Erae With approves security, For dsecrsR-
Hap Of lsrAs aid furths, SaEtcalafn adj reea CT
PAuI. NARvEATER WORKS, q. Pau. kiaA.
R4AAof
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pvnt buy sewing machine untii you have titd
% Liaht-RunnpR
HON. z

Il win cost you Do,h;ns to Try IT. Send US your
address, and viii mail you prices AND dIeuars
describing cur plan Of sending machines for trial.
We want activs agents Ia ali uncccupisd territory
Address. JOHNSON, CLARK T. CO.,
els Stass ST.. Chicago, la
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bEtvne iAkIhb Ike magic. zncaf Ri lakIN3.
has been extensively used Tor thirty years. With
great tB-Full particulars in our pamphlet
which fesirs to send free by mail to everyone
kY The specific Medicine is sold By all druggists at
81 per PACKAGE six packages for S. will be sent
free BY mail receipt Of the money By addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, DETROIT, NICE. :
H-Sold In st. Paul by Edward II. Bipp. and Gin.
art &Lutz, and by all Druggists eyerywher
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Trains arrive and depart from Che st Paul; Mime
spoiis Manitoba depot Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured ct city
ticket Office, No. 8 Washington avenue. Opposite
81 Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and Ct lie
East Third street, 81. sul-deo. II. Hazard, ticket
agent. CHAS. r. HATCH, Gen. Manager.
T. Il. BoDs, Passenger Agent.
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A New York dispatch of last evening says;
"Dry goods and cotton goods are in steady de-
mand and prices in leading lakes are uu-
changed. Prints il fsir request and ginghams
and dress goods continue in good demand.
Shirts and drawers moving steadily but hosiery
quiet. Wooden clothing in fair request. job
bing trades steadily improving.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm; tend
ing mp.
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" I'm a 4
NlG~AUKER.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts In Chicago 1910 buahels; ship
ments 5,04i bushels.
whest receipts IN Milwaukee 10,o45 bushels;
shipments 5,s10 bushels.
Stock OF wheat In Mlwsukss l0O, 900 bushels.
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Jacob Miller's Sidewalk Contract
Of October q, 1877.

Rice & Irvine's Addition.
No. Of Ans of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Lot. Blk. Sale.
2,106 Wm. Gies. und Il Of e5s II IA S13 SO
2, 100 Newton Bradley. e 30 #
Of 100 #. .......... Is % II
2,l22 8. j. Wilkin. md Is md
g OF " % fit of SO fl
OIL. 10 ri
2,12S S. j. Wiiten. und Is
upd e of 30 fit of 50
it of " 46 fl of IS # 3 Is T2l
liza Nathan Wescott, md
OF und 4 of " % # of
s s it OF: $3.50. $50. 2 is zoi
Rioe il Irvines Addition.
No. Of Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Lot. Blk. Sale.
2,l25 Nathan Wtstcott, und u
of md Is OF W 20 # of
90 Il cot " a6 fl of
eS ft............... 2 Is
2,la6 Isaac Bernheimer, und
n of....,............ IS 81 oe
Whitney & Smiths Addition.
No. OF Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Lot. Blk. Sale.
2,u7 John @. Terry, und a of
Ais Same, und of e.. 9 8 81 81
ALE Same, und L of W q. 10 8 20 30
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MEDICAL.
CURE YOURSELF

FRENCH SPECIFIC.
Guaranteed TO cure radically diseases ct certain
private, delicate nature, either or condition.
prce g. sent by express to any part Of the country
Full directions with each bottle Sold only by E. L.
STAHL, Northeast corner OF Van Buren, street and
Fifth a-eDus. CHICAGO. tILiiS
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01IaI-Su q t1Eo etIS71o IIny o0t4Il IssVs
minneapolis Railroad T;,ns Table.
Minneapolis q 81. Louis R@3IwAy-shOrt
Line. Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, Sc. Paul aud CHI
csgo. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE OAR
5LEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS WI rEOUT CHANGE
q miles shorter than any other route.
u daiir IAr daiIl
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> a [ n T 2 A u L
IsA o1TY OF OVER
$1,000 Inhabitants,
Located 3. Head Of Navigation. On the Mss,szippa
River. snd the
Terminus Of Is Lines Of Railroad,
EXTENDING
Throughout Minnesota lows aQd Wisconsin,. sna
through Dakota Territory md into the
British Possessions.
As Commercial and Manufacturing Center, 81.
Psni offers Immense Advantages, the Wholesale
Trade already Resching Over
80 MILLIONS ANNUALLY !!
Below will bs found List Of shs
Leading Houses in The City,
which Business zfen throughout the Nershvass I'D
do well to preserve for reference:
ARCHITECTS.
JOHN STEVENS SON., 2sls East Third street.
81. Faul, MINI.
ARTISTS AATERIALS,
SHERWOOD HOU0E, Cor. Third end websehzw.
AGRICULTURAL IaPLEMENTs.
81. PAUL HARVESTER WORKS. aObsrt 4 On
b. d. BUEORD & CO., l49 East Third ssrsst.
------------------- ------------------
BOOTS AND SHOES.
soHLlEK & Co, SO e. Third sad q wsbssha1.
Hurs's Fine shoes, sols Agency SO Third street.
BOOKS AaD STATIONERY.
SHERWOOD HOUaH, Cor. Third and wshsshsw.
81. PAUL BOOB AND STATIONERY CO., 81 E.
Tsird street.
.-=S--.-~---.-.--s---
CARRIAGES Aa0 sLEIaas.
aUINRY & HALI.owELI, 81 to zs Robert street
4. NIfp0LT, corner Seventh Sihlsg streets.
c0EAlssIaN, FRUITS And PRODUCE.
FlNcK & EacoAULgY. Wholesale Dsaisss in
srsin, Flour Feed and Provisions, No. 81 Shleg
street, St Paul, Minn.
ho1LE b sAGGAR, Il jackson strest.
=-------------- ----.-@.-=---==@-.-=--I
GR0CXERY-WEOLEsAL RETAIL.
J. sOHILI.o l. Co.-alasswars and Crockery, l0s
Wabeshav street, Pfeifer's Block.
CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, ETC.
JOHN MATHEIs, ii East Third stes..
" L. ANDERSON, 60 East Third strsss.
DRY G00Ds-WH0LEsALH.
AUERBAoH, FINOH oULBERTsoN CO.. Cor.
Esoouta and Third.
DRY a0oDs-RETAIL.
All LINDEKE & BRO g East Third street.
Es1ERLEY EEINEMANN, Wholesale and Be
s 1os and i05 Seventh street, Of jackson st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOVES BROS. s CUTLER. So and 10 soley 81:
FURs, FEATHERS. GINSENG, ETC.
A o. BAILEY 10 Jacksoa street
FURNITURE, FAATHsRs, MATTREsszs.
sTEEs BROS, 81 z. Third 81. Es.ablished 1880.
aR0GESs-WH0LEskL
p R.gELLY &C., ;ks &c l4s East Third street.
HARDWARE, TOOLS, ETC.
gINasBUHY Il DRAPER, IS Ess. Third street.
JEWELLERS AND WArChMAKERs.
EMIL GEIsT, 81 East Third stTsst.
- -
EARuWkRE-WEoLE
STRONG. RAoKETT & CO.. 49, g. Third 81.
=
LOANS, INSURANCE, REAL EsTATE.
THOS. COCHRk'7, yR., Ii Wabashsw s.rest.
LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER HAIR.
SANDERS & MATHEWS, Ii and 81 Lsvee
VIA. COSSTANS, s jackson street.
/ N2TI0as, JOB LoT2-wEaLgsALE.
q. ". BGCHT & CO., lGs East Third street.
SCALES.
FAIRBANKS, STANDARD SCALES.
arocers' Fixtures, Copyins Presses,
Oh Tanks, Alarm Money Drawers,
Safety Step Ladders, &C., &c,
FAIRBANKS, MORSE co ,46 East Third street.
TRUNK KaKsRs.
! 0RlPPEN UPsON, u East Third street.
x. T. GARLAND, II East Third strest.
WINES AND LIQ0oRs-WHoLEsALE.
PERKINS, LYONS CO., 81 Robert st.
HAGdENMILLER KDHI. 178 ". Third 81
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Passengers at st. Paul leave by
the It. Paul b Sioux City r.
r. ut $40 p NJ, connecting 81
Merriam junction. On Satur-
day this train runs to Albert
Les only. .................
Chicago Express, connecting
At Cedar Rapids with O. & n.
W. trains for Chicago. Also,
passenger for Twin Lakes,
Norman, Lake Mills, Ben
sons Grove Forest City,
Britt, Livermore, Humboldt
and Fort Dodge. .......-.
Passenger train for Chasks,
Carver and Merriam juno
ion, oounecti 6 at Chsska
for points on Hastings q
Dakots railroad. ...........-
And at Merriam Junction,
10 and from all Local
stations on St. p. b 8. O.
Z. B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Omaha Ex, to and from 81
points on st. p. & s. Q, R'y.,
Omaha and California; ALEC
10 aud from points on Has
tngs & Dakota BY. west &c
6ionCO6.
Minneapolis, White Besr Lake
and Duluth passenger.
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake
AID StiflEatar Dasas, GER
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aE,x's SPECIFIC MyD1czvE.

1nsEHenseAy
will promptlysDd
"a icsilycurs any
and every Gaze OF
Nervous Debility
and w a. ness re-
suit Of Indisere-
49, excess or
s.-.'work Of the
brainendneryous,
system ;isperfr,tr
ly harmless, acts
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} Frederick Battlefield, all that
part of mel Of SCI SEQ %, town
20. range %. lying sly Of strip
80 fit wide, the sly line of which
strip begins at the Sc corner OF
lot s. block l. Masofin & Brock
enridge's addition. thence NV to
10 corner of lot 6. Como Villas. 200 g
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Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul Railway
Passenger depot foot Of Jackson street Ticket
Office northwest corner Of Third and Jackson streets.
Thompson & Petsch, Ticket Agents, St. Paul.
Trains. Leave Leave.
81. Paul. Minneapolis.
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PERKINS, LYONS / CO., 81 Robert st,
RAGdENGIILER KUHL. 178 ". Third g.
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Minneapolis, White Bear Lake
AID saltwater pagse, ger
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River Division

sSundays excepted. saturdays excepted. $Non-
dnys excepted. Trains not marked are daily,
J. A. Chandler. Gen. Agent. 1iS e. Third st.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot Of Sibisy fsress Tissss end frtiykS
,fRos M a. ysrkss, ssrnsa
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Reports to the Board OF Trade for July 10, to
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bIVOA OF YIUFIsIUUs III OuIC&SVi aug
Fsported to the Board OF Trade:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-22
THE BEST MARE IN THE
WORLD.
The Only One Never Beaten In More
Than Fifty Races.

From the earliest period of racing
history no Snimsl that ever trod the
turf he's achieved such a record az that
of the Hungarian mare Ki0csem, whose
race career. uD to the time of writing
(January, $780, has not been dimmed
With q single defeat. Kincsem is
chestnut mare, now six years old,
and was sired by Cambuscan out of
WSer Nymph, By Cotswold, grandam
Norma d, by Melbourne. Cambuscan
wss raced in England at two and three
years old, being then the property of
the earl OF Stamford. He was fret
class two-year old performer, but did
not do much in the following year, and
was eventually sold TO the Hungarian
government. Water Nymph was bred
in Hungary, and purchased for q mere
hsgatelle by MIR. B.ascoviiz. for whom
she bred KIncsem, and it is needless to
say how little that gentleman thought
what q bonanza ne wss purchasing
when he invested for the first time in
blood stock. This gentleman is a mer-
chant ia Puda-Pestir, and farms q few
acres near the city, his horses being
trained by Mr. Hesp, who has public
training stable in that vicinity. Mr..
Hesp is a Yorksbireman by birth, and
learned the rudiments of his profess
sion under John Scott, who was known
far and wide in turf circles as the Wiz
ard OF the Noite.
The writer was introduced to- Mr..
Hesp at Frankfort LAST August, the day
previous to Kincsem's fiftIeth victory,
and vas taken TO the mare's stable,
where she was enjoying her evening
feed. Having. seen rece horses in all
quarters of the globe, including Glad
Istor, B'sir Athol, Lord Clifden, Long
fellow, Harry Bassett, MOnsrchist, Duke
of Magenta, Wheel of Fortune and
many other high class race horses, the
writer can safely assert that this mare
outshines them all. As she stood in
the box munching her corn first
glance made her out TO be long. low
marc, standing about fifteen hands
ahree inches, but on going up to her
withers he found she was sixteen hands
aDe inch, and made IN proportion.
With long, lean head, WIDE throttle
and powerful neck, well set on slopipg
shoulders, no fsult could be found
with her forehsnd. Her depth through
the girth Is immense, and her back lie
as level as billiard table. The mus
cular power Of her thighs and gsskins
is immense, and the couplings are in
proportion, showing clearly where she
gets that propelling power that has
borne her owners colors first past the
post in lfty-four consecutive races. Her
sctlon when extended is simply perfsc-
ton and her strideimmense, The way she
aus ks her hind legs under her being :
treas 70 witness. Her temper, too, II
perfect, bat having been pampered
since she was baby, the mare hns nat
urally few vhims and peculiarities.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-22
a Good story, bu. Very Old.

During the Crimean war CzaI Mich
olas deigned to borrow vast sums of
money of the wealthy Russian monas-
teries, aud among others of the Pet
sherskGia Laura, renowned clois.er
built oyer the Kiev Catacombs, which
was Totally destroyed by fire only g
fortnight ago. The patriotic fraternity
of Petshersksia lent his majesty 5000,
600 roubles, for which they received
3 bond entirely written with his owa
august hand. When the Emperor AL
exauder last visited Kiev he took oc-
casion to inspect the famous Lsurs,
which contained inestimsbie treasures
in the way of documents connected
with the early history of Russia. The
prior, dceming tue occasion Oppor-
rune for obtaining payment of the
$50 granted Some twenty years pre-
viously to his majessy's father,
extracted the bond from the jewelled
cSsket in which it had been reyerently
preserved and handed it to the car
with profound obeisanee. Alexsn.
der pressed the parchment to his lips,
exclsiming, ''In this YOU possess, in
deed, treasure worth ten times the
sum it represents" and gszed iondly
on the lines traced by his fathers pen.
The prior's heart heat high with hope
that his sovereign would keep the
bond and straightwsy ordaiu payment
of the loan, perhaps even of the accu-
mulated in crest upon the original
principal. To his crushing discom6-
ture, however, the emperor handed him
the bond circulating, in voice shaken
by emotion, "No, nc, ] will not rob
you of this priceless treasure. Keep il
as thing holy, OF fer greater value
than all your relics and ssints and mar
tyrs. 1t Is my father'a own handwrir-
ing-you have not purchased it too
dearly.n