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DlIuT1IERIA AND SCARLET
ISEVEll
IN NEW YOftit AMI fl1sOOE1.rN.
Sptttat Ut1patth to TIT Lhftapo Tribune,


Special Dnpatth to 7nt Ghteaeo 7rtbuns.
New YonK, Nov. W.-'rllura Is general
atnrln over tile spread Of tfIptltlleria III t,ls
city nlul Brooklyn. In Now York there wcre
:hb0 cases reported II, September, Oct0bcr.
and November Ut 1870, ul,d for the same
months OF this ycar, up 10 tho 10Th Of No
ycnl1cr, thore hnve becn l,00o cnses. Thu
comparison Of thu figures necessarily crcates
alaslIl. For tho quarter Guiding Marcll II of
tlils year there wero lot deaths frum ttlpti-
tllorln Ill brooklyn. Fur tho secolld 1unrlct,
ending June 10, t1o mortality was l0l; a,ui
for tho three months ending Sept. u the
deaths numbered l6I. Since Sept. ni up to
Nov. u, Inclusive, there weFu 37l fatal cases
Of dfplItlierIa recorded ut tho Bureau ot
Vital Statistics. milking tho total tleaths since
Jun. SS7.
Theto wero I'll cases Of .lfpl1tlorta reported
during tllo past six dnys, thirty-ona Of which
proved fatal. For tho correspOn.ltng pprlutl
Of last week therH wcrc l20 cnses, taure being
n decrease Of ~niMcly-eight this week MS conl-
pared with the corresponding purlod OF lust
week.
Searfct-foyer Is nlso prevalent IN Brooklyn.
Last week there were tlllsay-s1x cases 0f that
dtseaso rep0rtcd, alll six dcaths. For tho
past six duys Of tic present week thero were
hfty-ninc cases MD six deaths.
, 1880-11-30
DnIC-A~DRAC.
SuDOD PRICES.

Nfu FORK Tribune, Nov. "a.
The second dny's sale Of tho collection of
bFlca-brno' I'll exhibition ut SclleMck's Art
Cutlery, No. 81 Nassau street, was Intended
by about zoo persons. T'llv collection coui-
prtscd SeYrcs porcvla1ns, antique silver ornt,-
nlents, lndlan shawls, old laces, and wetg-
wood ware. Tloprices were better thun those
Of Thu first Days sale. Among tho 127 lots
which wero offered for sale, the most note.
worthy wer1 the dress of Chinese mandarin,
which sold for st2.50; MI antique Indian
tabto-coves, Of catnel's halr, embroidered
with silk, $50; l,Ipe made from The !Iorn
OF Il rhnoccr0s, md snpp0sea to be tho work
OF tic Uoors, with acknowledgement ste,l
and 1noutt'-piece, so; MI antique Persian
tnbe-ceyer, woven with gold, SD; I'LL
oil snu!l-box Of silver, bearlng the miniature
Of Mrs Fitzhcrbert, and once the property
Of George W., SIT; and d casneL's hatr shawl
OF Dccca, embroidered witt. aill, $40. 4
Bulgarian hcRt.tstess OF silver sold for sl7.
\ tapestry pottiere. originally presented by
George w. to ono of his courtiers, bearing
tic 1soyal arms In embroidery, and nlatu
by spectal command Ut tlle King, WIS
disposed of fur $40. An oval mirror, will,
II woman al.d ctnld painted on tho rvyerse
by Agnani, sold for $50. Il set Ut ct0ck
anu Two candelabras. Sevres porcelain in }.ue
tlu 'rot, brought 500. a, cnlneo portrait Of
Panline Honaparte, Princess H0rghcsc, by
Nerl, Ut Isnl1e. In 1871. sold fur SGT. a carved
h0rn buarlng tho mark Of 1850, cut froln HnlId
ivory, and dellGately curved, brought SlSl.
An album Of Indian photographs collueteil
by the lata Charles Matthews. ln tho tour Ut
tho Prince Of Wnles III India, ind purchased
ut tho sa!o OF lllo actor's efects, brought s35.
4 t.k, -ffyI
, 1880-11-30
POLITICAL POINTS.
CONGRESSMAN BURROWS,


kAtAMAxoO, Mtet., Nov. 20-TAe prcsa of
Michigan hns becn &illed during tho must week
with edltorials urging tho eioctlon Ut tho Hon. j.
q. Burrows 10 tllo position Of Speaker Of tho
ne House. 1t Is urged TINT Michigan Is cnti-
lieu to soma recognition is Republican Stato
which hIs always furnished nlajuritlcs fpr tho
Republican ticket eInoe tho purity WINS formed,
which hIct bus apparently eseapcl tho Attuntlon
OF Republicans tho country over. Thu Hon. j.
G. burrows IL, In tho opinion OF your corrc-
apondcnt und tho Btnto Republican prcss.
Exceptionally we'll qualItcl for tho position.
Iii thu midst uf excitement or dgpxer
he hts proven himself possessed Of remarkable
nerve. lie has Il voico Vt wonderful compass,
anu artlcusAsos very distinctly, anu moro thur,
all has nj, accurate knowle.lgn of parliamentary
INV. Burrows waH elected to- 'ungrcs In ls;.
by b,oI0 maturity. I1e WIS tleleutua III 1e,4 by 4
wuulthy Llhcrnl tAilon Potter) by sma.1 ,ns-
5orlty. In 187s he WINS elected by 1000 purultty,
alsl agnin Ia 1880 by about 1000 plurality. lie
always has buen and Is to-t1ay stulyyurt lle-
publican, and tho nun needed to OCCUPY That
p"sst'on Just at ths tttuo. hut tho only snis.
fortune would 10 thAk 1t would tako him from
tho tlOor uI tho IlouaSy
, 1880-11-30


Special Dtipa'th 10 The CAfeaso TrtbnHs-
NEW YonK, Nov. 20.-C0n,merctat circles
In Dalttnlora wrro cal1ner to-day, n reaction
llavlt.g set In alter the turbulence md strife
Of Saturday. An arrangements TT progress
10 act tho firm Of rarr && Sotf ngati' Oh their
feet, ind 1t Is said It ca,t DO ttono satisfaetor-
ily. Their liabilities nre hcayy, AMI aboft
S10o,D00 Of their ,tNlndorscd paper Is said to
bc held by tho banlss; but they hayo firm
friends who will cndeayor to carry them
through.
THE Er.EvATOfts.
Afcssrs. ". .. Young, u. Fisher, G. W.
Bae, D. II. Tate, mud j. Colin Vincent, tho
Committee appointed by tho Corn and Flour
Excllango to confcr with tho DAlllnoro Il
Oh1o officials, met tlloln tt,-tlay. Tho co!-
ference was llplts with closed DOORS but, At
Its conclusion, slr. Young stated to your
representative that neither l,arty Ind made
my concession, and an adjournment had
been mado Until Wednesday, wlleN Important
actton will DO tnkun. The feeling against tile
railroad company is still very strong, nj
though many are IN favor Of MI amcltoraston
Of the difficulty, but not ut any great sacrt-
f?cn.
, 1880-11-30
CASUALTIES.


MACON. da.. Eay. 29-EarIy yesterday morn-
inE u passenger tr1sln on tho Georgia coutr1l
hr ko III t'utf twolvo miles from aacou. Tile
steam brakes st0pprd thu rear half o,, tho dawn
Rrado, a heavy frelght train fnllo,yInv tc1r-
tcol'fa the sleeper half way, killing tito engineer
Thu President ut tho Centval 1toad, ". 4l, yru,j.
luy. a1sd o-rsosldont Paul. lu tua slcen,ng.
chr. escnpcd through u window. Several passp,,.
goEs wcro hurt; mono fatally,
4 few moments utter tho collision q second
heavy freight run snto tho middle train, su4aall+
ttsa tho oars to fragments. Engineer Crusby, of
tho middle trafn was found With his hand on Inc
hn|lGr By u frel4ht-car tuupuH uypr tGu .u,iti. +
dae!HlnwelGd a.I! roastad. Tho otllur engineers
tnaa, Of MAeos, va. b IDLY ellt hi tho boai ty Il
fFav!nunt nf u uar-soat. lanul bud nj ailk!o
sprainhl. Tho nocltlent occurred on a eleep
Krule, Anl tha tsun could INT to pbeekeu.
, 1880-11-30

itcnns, md of these twcnty.ono arc claimed IA
h,lnporturs ut don. Jnt,n i. Miller. or tho
eighty mcn,boss Of tho Assembly. s1orty.two
nro, or will by when tho ltunsn Hrgunxca,
Republican, and It acons beyond a ttnnbt
TINT onullRl1 of those will vnto for urn.
Miller IN tho party ea1scllA to rrnslcr hls
nomination certainty. as tho Republicans will
havo maturity Ut otxhtcen IN julHt balt0t ct
tho Legislature, ntl.. rs thoro is 1tn chance uf
holt frnl tho rctalo1. uf tho ctticus, tho clco-
ton Ut Con. MILLER Is regarded ns ccrtn1n. Tho
cholco Ia likely to pruyc. tn every way, crotln-
blo to tho Stntc. ueu. Miller has had most
honorable carcer rs sn1dfUr, has been IN ehrncst
worker fur tho phsty and Ia In all essential re-
spccts man OF u htgt, order Of ability.
, 1880-11-30
SILK.
SUDDEN CHANGE IN TIE STATE OF TUE


Special Dtp4t<4 Ia 1ha Chttugo Tribune,
NEW York, Nov. :sD.-rht silk trauu III this
city Is aaitltoA over thu sudden aild rapid
rlse In tho prices ut raW silk III tho markets
OF Europe alHl Aala, and consequent u.l-
Snnco III this country. Uurilu: the past year
the prlru llas been tl.e iowest TINT l.us bcen
teaelae1 for thirty years, the hest China lsl.s.
terlal selling Ut from S3.223 Il, SI.60 Il pound,
whcl, is about one-l.atf wl,at Tho sun,e
stock brought Iii lS7G'77, when tho
highest figure was reaclIad, Europcall
silks beiug otEorcd ut II coyrespontliugly low
rate. The rlsu begun a week ugo to1iay, mud
al advance has now been nlalle Ut froul rs
to 10 CENTS per pound. lu,por,ers aro rs-
celslng dialmtclles daily from Chlnll, Jupa,,,
xtld l4bndOn Informing u.cHl ttat
THE AAlsKET Ii STEADILY NlslSo,
md alyistIg tl.eul ~ hold on ta their stock,
II Is ngtcvA BY a!l tho larSo silk dealers III
this city That It !s'duq to spaclllallons In E,,-
Eopr, but thu opinions Of prominent lul-
lorters IND brokers difIer ~ to thu probaLlo
yusmanelsca OF tlle Improvement. Ono lurge
dealer III Chinese silk s..i.! to-day: "Vho price
cf raw silk Ilas becun,o, 40 yilienluusly low
TINT spAcnutoFs aro bound to Invest tlluIr
capital In II. 1t Is better t!lan Government
bJa1s. 1t 4oesu't oyaposasu; 1t doesn't w,
, 1880-11-30
INDIANA.

spttlal ptspalth 70 The Chttaeo .1t4bune,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. D.-Thu Clerk of
Owen County catne to the city ttlls morning md
corrected the returns from thut county wh[c,,
Euve tho voto to liennctt instoati Of pnrker,
Tho correction hna got to ba tnlatlu tor sever Il
other counties. PMrker will RIM nhout LOU be-
hlnd h!s ticket owing to that nutnl,er of votes
having bectI returned for Bennett fran two
counties. Tho fifteen Republican Electors all
OF wllDlu gOt tllots commissions us htntcJ in
tiose dispatches ycsterlny. will npct In tiljs clty
WtHincstny iDxt mud cast their yiItps ftlr Our.
tcltl, nfter whlca, ts ruuoreI they will visit
uan. Hnrt!old at Mc4tar. ~
, 1880-11-30
IIUNTtNG-DDGS..


speesal Ir,pateh to 7ht Chtcdeo Tribune.
New YoIW, Nov. a0.-Tle second field
trials of the Eastern Field Trials Club conf
nlcnccd this mornlng ut Robins island, III
pcconic Buy. Robins Island Is ono and n
half miles south of New Suffolk, anil com.
prlscs 100 acrcs Ut lniltl, some Ut which Is
cultivated, but tho majority covered with
bayberry bushes md scrub oaks. It Is tho
property Of Capt. I'm u. TuthEll. Of New
Suffolk, who conducts largo brlck.yarsl on
II, and uses tia elevated land for sheep
pasture. lfAvlng obtained his per-
mission to hold their trials ou
tho island, tho Eastern Field 'rriata
Club Stocked tic grounds last spring with
Qntlls. whicI, Increased fairly, md with n lot
turned out snno two weeks since furnished
rs inuny birds rs were necessary for tho
trials,
THE TRIALS
commenced with the nursery stakes for
pointer and setter puppies ,tnder IL months
old, which closed with sovon entries, a,id Of
which five caine to the front. Four Of tho
starters wero pointers, md one WAS a sotter,
n daughter Of tho winner of tho hl-nga
stakes last year. Tho first prize was won
by D. =. Gregory's pointer Belle,
tlauEhtor Of the Westminster Kennel
Clubs imported SENSATION, Tbn second prize
was won by William TallMan's setter Jennie,
md tho third went to 1iaymond's pointer
Rovor. The weather III the carly lnurnlng
was chilly nild damp, but towards noun be.
came quite pleasant. Unfortunately tho 49,
1n0ntlis.old puppy stake was left open until
Tonight. III consequence nearly huff n tlny
WIS lost, rs, when tho 1lurspry stnkcs was
finished, nothing further could be done. 4B
, 1880-11-30
MISSOURI.

sr. Lou1s. Nov. 2o,-!Amoug tho nsp'raute for
tho United stntes eelnlorship 1t, This State arc
GoY. J. g. Phelps. cx.tiov. Hijus Wpptlson, IL
0ratz drown, JOAN F. Phillips, tue rorcn ! Il
fcated Congressional candidate III tho Hcyonth
District; Thomas Aleu- TrrsItient u. t.>. -
nla,. frotI tho Seand ltistriot OF ttlAoity; jSes
y. iir!ndhc4ca. ex- Lieut.. tiny. ChMrles +. JOHN.
snr. Waldo +. Jnhnsoll, and L. W. C0ckrcil, lilo
prgspEt incumbent.
sr, Louis. hio Nov. :o.--Tho ReJu.llicau's
sne1lnl from :lolteraon City gives tho following
s,!l!e. voto fnr unrerl!or OF th!s Sntn; Crtte,,-
Es!; 1lruwnt GrCeabnoher, Ht'Aa, Crltteudpn's
plurality, 81 ,t3i; nla1nrty, i7,9Gl.
, 1880-11-30
lE CANSVT PROVE THAT IlE II LIVING, AMI
YET III; LIVES.

He CANNOT PROVE THAT JlE IL L1FtNQ, AND
YET HE LIVES.
sptsta' Ditpatta to The Chicago 7ft1rsnt.
NEW YORK, NOV @o..-tive years ago The
oMi''t's folnEs q resident OF uoston, mud
inarTied nun, suddenly disappeared. 4 dead
botly was shortly afterward found I'll tho
river, which was recognized ~ Ills. 1t was
taken to the Alorguc, where 1t was duly
Unidentified at!d buried. Ills wlfo and family
wcntinto monrnIng.and tho tleath OF YonDgs
and tho succession OF ILLS wife to his property
were Genera!ly admitted rs accomplished
facts by those who knew tl,eni. Mrs loungs
WINS appointed guardian Ut her three chill
tlren lna adHllhlstrntrlx OF their lnllor-
ltanca on aflitlayits that her husband,
Theoph!lus Youngs, w1s dead. Among tito
property claimed By her rs such atl,nlnlstra-
trix was ler lusbMll's s,aro In tho cstato Of
Ills deceased uncle, Henry iounEs,of Goshen.
Orange County, N. Y. BY tile otd nan's will
tho property was divided between, frlleophi-
lus. his brother lisnry, md three rcs!duary
legatees. There was
4 1oSo'LAwsurr
pcntllng as to tho construction OF tho will.
Whfle tho litigation was In progrcss, IIeury
, 1880-11-30
GENERAL INFORMATION.
THE STEAMERS.
ROUGH 8EAs-CoI1sEcTIoya.

Special Dspattp 10 Ias Chicago Tribune.
New YoNK, Nov. 20.-Much anxiety las
lee,l expressed during tho past tlay OF two,
owing to tho nollarriynl of several Of tho
ocean steamers ut tho rort of Now York.
Both outward and homewar4 steamers haya
had to encounter heavy and tenlpcstuous
weather, but, as n rule, the stcnnlers have
made, OIL th0 whole, very good time In their
trips oycr. The Siles1a, Which loft IInm-
burg Nov. 10 and llnvre Nov. -, arrived this
morning. It encountered high seas, strung
westerly winds, md wns three tlays overdue.
Tho Cnlbrla, Of tho Hamburg Line, Is due
"Wednesday nuxt instead Of being overdue,
Us has bcen reported.
TIE CITY OF BERLIN,
which loft Queenstown on tho 10Th inst, is
,expectcd at Now York Tonight, alstl not past
tho usual tine, rs WIS reported. The Oder.
Of tlo Nortl' German Lloyl's, smiled from
tho port OF southampton Oh lho It'll, inst,
and 1t Is thought Will arrlye by tomorrow.
This steamer has not boon slelaycd past tho
usual titus ut n voyage Mt this period Of tho
year, nnA II 1t REACHES Now York by to.uor~
row 1t will bo considered good, quick voy.
nge. Thu Victoria. Of tho Anchor Line,
which sailed from London o1l tie It'll Inst,
wns duo yesterday, and the lIolland, uf the
National Line, Which lpft tho s1l,ne port on
tho it'll Inst, IL Expected OIL Tursany. II It
arrives at New York ut that t[lno, tic voyage
will have beon maao III fifteen days.
FAST DUE.
Tho Vlllo do Marsellus, OF tho French
Ltie, from llayre, IL three days paat duo. II
was expected OH Thursday. THO Il. Callcnd
Ballen from Rotterdam OH tho 18th inst, a,ld
Is expected tomorrow. Tho usual yoyueu
IL thirteen days. Tho llnvaua steamer
Nto,kln, reported oyurtlue, unly arrived ut
tl1at port yesterday, anl Is mt expected to
return to Now York until Saturday. Tho
Devon, Of tho Bristol I.lne. also reported
o;crtlue, Is not expected by thu ngcnts OF
tho bristol Limo until Tomorrow. It !s salu
TINT the Antwerp steamer, tho Jun I]rul.lol.
was duo oil Wednesday, Inst, the Hath City,
OF tho Bristol Line, o,, Saturday, atld tic
Klalto, from Hull, yesturtlay.
, 1880-11-30
1ElEl1APHllt NnIES.

FHILADELFulA, Nov, A,-ThU PulIah inhab.
lianta Vt this uity ugluhratol to-aay ty \ stseet
p4sA4e aud religious pxeFeIaoa tho soul. .centcu-
alal anniversary vi tho poItah revolution Ut lSll
6pees4& pttpatth ~ 1hs Chicago 1rlhuns.
8FlISlPlEtU. N}Y. 4l-tIl0 Secretary Ut State
tod!ny l4slud l!tanse to nsy4nit0 to tho 5pr4IIX.
Tho c.ra3rltuF4 propotu lo construct factory
lorj, .ll4 1hKn 6pufA = lon III aunn 4s pVaatbe.
Thu Largo nu.luer Vt 1sllt-Alnua In thIs vlutnitY
will ~ lka !NstAnt dun 4ud TOR ati tho powder
tuanufautuTtu,
, 1880-11-30

Special Dtspatth ts The EAeaqo Tribune,
NEW fOtlK, Nov, 2l-rho Times to-,lor-
row will publish letter reviewing tho Still
atoFiat situation III California. Tho Times
says. In summarizing ttIe caso:
TlaFo wote no static sunatuss elected in CALI
fsrah this yuar, u,d Of Tho forty lna,,bprs Ut
ulat luuy tWauty-seyen Avt with tie Avpub-
, 1880-11-30
1gO8T'GN.

epseVs UFspasFH 70 1Hs Chttde0 3F1bNNA
nosTnN. Nav. eo,-Tho Republicans Tonight
nominated Sol II. stebblns for Mayor. although,
ho hRd previously rerusod the ,,se ot his na,no,
hit, afseF fortalaht's Industrious oanvass,lg
md frequent ansstons. tho Convention saw no
other way out Of Its li1liptllty, unu tt1w tJrm,y
believes Its cuul!dnte can he ptrctpl II sup.
ported Uy q guou DlArl " Aldermen,
, 1880-11-30
ENpJ4t34I{lS.

WHzELlsa. W. W.. Nov. 2V.-Tle mild drum
under tho bollors at tho works Ut the Nusway
1uck Factory tleW up this morning, wrecktuu a
part OF the building and killing " ,tilam Lodge
tho oIXtueer. The Iamag0 10 the building /,
about $5W,
, 1880-11-30
CARRtA0E ACctDEyT.

SE%f1W Ul9p11cH 70 IHF tM1tu90 4F3hunk,
ToLEpo. o., Nov. |.-A spirited toutn Of horses
ran away so.daY with \ carrlaga cort4.alu. tho
Hon. Frahk 1lunl. of thts city, and btaI, J. u.
Platt, ot Dayton. bot49ds whom wuro shyuwu
out u1ld considerably bruised, but tot seriously
hurt, although tLey had u very narrow uaeape,
, 1880-11-30

aP9tINartErp. H., Eay. 28.-Tho nemooratlo
stnto Central Committee hRs spnt out clrculars
for II mocfl'1E vt tho coma't1ce unsl prominent
nc'noorats una u'o'nburs ot THO Legislature bcro
OIL Jn1,. 3. Tho nt,jvet at tho Conferauco ia IN
discuss thn lucatisbn Wh0ihpr tho I,urtY urrm,li.
z!tlon III tho stnse shall bo mafntufnud or aba.i-
, 1880-11-30
ACCIDENTAL.
Inquest in the Case Of Gov. Robin.
son at Kokomo, Colo.
Tic Fatal Bullet Fired by Mistake
Of tho Too Vlgilnnt Guard.
a donernl Feeling Of Sorrow Among
tho Miners In tho Vicinity. P:
Brief Biographical Sketch Of the Victim Of
tho Untowasd Accident.
spsstai Dt.paseh 10 n. Chicago Tribune.

sptstai Dt.pe.eh 10 n. Chicago Tribune.
LEAnsiLt.E. Colo, Nov. co.-ucorso II. lhns,tn-
sont principal 0wt,er Of the lohIt,spn CDnaolt-
dAted Mine III kokusu0 died thIs morning trvtn
ncotdental shooting Saturday night. Tho re-
nnihs are teinE G1nbnl1ned, atil Will ntrIvo Aore
lhIs ornning. Tic highest hunors will be shown
Tho distinguished doat. The body Will 10 sent
East to. MORROW.
s. THE rosr.MonTIM.
DENVER, Culo., Nov. D.-rAut tho shooting Of
inr. NpbEtlsun WAS Incidental Ia nnw eyltlent
from the post t-flortetn Examination, which sllowa
tAat but ono shut waa tired. THO bull In
l1s course through tho door struck hall,
sput and cnrriod pieces Of tho nall With 1t,
thns causing four wounds supposed to havo
been CAUSED by otilot aioes. Thoro 1ln,i bcon Il
dsaaKroe'ntnt With tho miners for a tow tlays,
W1l1ch catiactl tho ho1let thnt to first rcp0rt Of
tiic riot n,,d assassination wMs true. 1t Ia kuuwh
now fllat theru was nothEng OF this nAturo what
ever coarccted with tho nraIr. and tho miners
deeply regret tho sud result Of tho terrible MIS-
tnke Of tho guard.
Gov Nobtnsons rctnat1s will llo In state at
Lclslatslc to- morrow, nt Donrcr OH Wednesday,,
as1a then DO takuu to his former homo III Mlcht-
gun for bllrInl. 7;
nIoonAraluAL.
8pttfdt DtFpateh 10 7ht Chteaoo Tribune.
KArANAzuo, Mich. Nov. .0.-Tlo Hon. Dcnrgo
II. hbolnsoll, lieutenant Governor r-c1cct OF Cnl-
ofato wilu WIS shot, ind, 1t Ia reported, killed
noar I'cnuv1lfe, Was brought up In this plnro,
tlt!'l removed from hero thGro III 18TB. tfu wns
born in Green r1nins, Al[cHan County, Mut,.,
jan y, 1SaS, md moved with his fAther to Kala
ml'zho whct, he WIS but 2 yenra old. After lla-
isdlng hls education by gotng thruuHh tho pub
!le scl,uls hGro atid nttgNdlny ut Drtrois DryAnt
& stratton's business College, hu was ON.
ployea hero rs bookkceper at different
establishments, uu1 finally ng honkkncncr
, 1880-11-30
TESTIMONIALS.


Dixense Of tho Xsoninct and Liver.
Catro. Alexander Cpu III
nEAM Siits Suffering for aau'a talu Win iradarta
u tlso 5uur re'Iabp INDIAN iitHiD sYtif,, rhs
fehtoF9d mo tn perfect henllh aud strtrglt,, ''s+
No. ~ E!ghth+bt CIlAs sIiE1try
, 1880-11-30

Fisher. Champaign Co. I'll.
DIAN Hin: THIS Ii to corttfy till Jnut tSNay
HlbDl1 SfflE, has dGNu nIuf0 gubd fpt I{idneY
Complaint and lkgaFt lsEnaG hhh nny utAer t,ldi.
c!nG ever used. il Also cuFGi ur InY lhtldrsnUt
Gha& hhd ecrcfnlh. MAltHAltEI ElItsA,
, 1880-11-30

Wntorlnan StNtlpi, lie Kalb Co. H.
DEAR HfRt This Is tu cprtt!y that {unr !Stlha
BLOOD bY!tttF las Gurad mo 0f ta!n N t!s !acE'
Ii u valuable iHudGlne. Mis- MuUl.
, 1880-11-30
Elll1la Cured,

. MnttalUn, r0les Co. IT.
DEAF STIR nnd your lNtlAS BLUun sYILF
ertGE!ily c1irta Chilli. and recommend 1t ~ tito
Neuralgia. Eli MITCHELL.
, 1880-11-30

Ruoklnghaul. kaukakes y; H., T., Msy Mitsy.anataa
hEA a!its waa sIonf toastSr a"i uslnG yuut
ost ,aaaIie lSiANa M! nmMeMr III VII @ a.sl'
lctNI 10 kil ANAA ttt--N'
, 1880-11-30
aupnrcasslon or NlenatrtllaIa!iIo3!nn. ~ r., #

E1Iu|NtHHt sT.,,- fru1U fuPF
DEAR atM; ny aauE!ter ~. @ t;Sf .9afvp apaa utltt
lhs ssicuIty ft aa1s si'a sga *!th slS ri ons
Plsnt q txa : III it'll q uaaf
Oli,ur liplteiiot, anInns whicG Maa ttE5!SS HlAND
Aii.a, bsthuukht Mysslt uf ~ ,tssmntrL pJ r.
cauvai ,6ur r1fnnrka on lto tlssaass "tn III t
was troubled: tn'snstta:oy y Iii sylpala.inf
frtsn4s. sAe ~aa toun reAi!nsMtffSS WfI.TAOak
hn2ilh, &lllt1 ~ -
, 1880-11-30

Sandwich, DO Kali TO-, H.
DEAR Hint This Is to certify tl1ht Your 1N!tlaS
1tUun ~ tLp. which pslruted fTnh y!lur aGsnt.
hlls cnupsIesy cnrcl EnU or pytnyEal4 ~ Gss9
medicine ever used. H1nAM T. AL!4hS.
, 1880-11-30

Vupt!ac, IitIIVstun hHTg teta
DEAN &{Rt This II IL certify thnats N ii u1!1
fa;y W 's1nx yoaM5 u H. Cd lss
g5paEly truubted With Meak nsss 1I"1,tua en5
hlaAts Mn Isal like y9uAx glFl, t,IIiA HA puIfE.
n YRunbiu FHnleJy. A11oNH '
, 1880-11-30

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
HeTaEo Of Counterfeit siedcine. / qnlpo, ~
EISSA. " ,'"1e A'on1aIu2s
, 1880-11-30

!luukIng gps Kshka w ". ~. @ M9t tfns;ly II Ie.
DEAR slits cassfuiiy !r.ify at!s !eH 1Srsul ii.
ebrAled lSl'!Ak H!&UU u ttt Kisgs n, ,tat u,ed
L. i,avc ss yuNr nrdIens "l ~ M,it IT, ~ 10
lUry ruYiIks mid cpU iulefure rneuinsl0} snfsthA
iii ffouDisd viii ltyur Complaint nn sgs tESiii
, 1880-11-30

D9An Slu hare uted rour sisa! =, i;ivo.i sFt.
age, md taks ptbasuFo III rueutaas'id.na ~ TttITr.
, 1880-11-30

TT ~ TGHE0E1II8 EHtHE1nH tW.t Et,
,nEAn 6ilt: tour. great lNllAN l.ANlp ! Sltupn
recommend II to nil similarly anlIs,ea sr,.,t,v,s
, 1880-11-30

1'IYHTHHE7t iii ,,,"nt.a
pHAU HIn; have hgBt troubled wlIfI l|Ennfne,. FIJI.
and iIy,psIsIa aid Indignation, auh have usta 5aus
tkljfNN b{. .OUll SfNuf, 111 iunl i ~ " IGe''
valuable Mud!ulha. THoAAo ahtA"''
, 1880-11-30

Dx4u sun I hayu u,p,I yutr iAiiIAS AlA19
EIllUi' fur Cramps In mr. a!viAcl alA N.Y. f " ill6
chlIdten. who wore lInnb4eA Win slasals n"1 " W."
ca'ss " enee'sa eonp's'' tEIjxAnEsrEl MErzR,
, 1880-11-30

nrAn.,1t. rnn any Hill yUuT iNltlAA HiAuan
BHHUl hua m pqnRf f0F CONSTIPATION. 7.ss r ,.tsIT
aclI0 Pain !! The l5uwlo. Anh tis. ...aW NV
" " HIiUltA y. tksp
, 1880-11-30

nr4n SIR: I have uscd RUIZ rxcernt IAhlAN
NiIN1ij STiUls In mr. tauty tur Ills ttAs i've YuaFs
xn hnYp hways fuutiti il juvt ts Fer&l4IfRts 1t U
fi,n mi fntniiY I,pdIco eYuf tsqd III M tnhllY.
' Mrs. III, y, HUkk3
, 1880-11-30

nlUOf} i SfHGk' Ins Gusel! mo df LarE Disease *Mta s
hAd beG,t troubling Mu fur II unY lln!e. !chees1e"
" jhsIA wi rTfSGTOS'
, 1880-11-30
For Ne,lrmlgiA =.
UyApcptjn Cared.

t,a,n. hanpbt .ti,p Of Y"ur iNDiAS NltND
biltUP, ntu A.n tappy tosa5 u fGtsI S ~
, 1880-11-30

nr.r CIR, 7 ,,vo t,rad nnt,1,, ii sUur lSntAS
HItHlIi III I{[IF With bttlBnciat Iutults hnu "f
ID d good medicine 10 butl4 w tn y slnM ,sss.ItY
"oa'o sSsoatas"o !" ," ~" '11" j, ". MUM
, 1880-11-30

CHICAGO, tLL' ,u
VAN scuAACK. RTEyEisON 4 CO. !" "'
Ho,f;istsia prrnuER L co. u sua " lAis'ss
fpl,lKH L Fl}l.l.El{, ~ NArkot-St
s2tS. yx1JxENbHnan H3EaNsjb 9 s1s a. q w.sAsash