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, 1880-11-10

sasss "a
sed u csss Tse'G ,sar. With
ss S rs s" x. ;sscsSs ss tssi y s :sa # +
g!ss hana.: no St'sT oolns made for then receipts,
;4ss;, s;s,s; ;ssS:s .sss,s st2e @ *
a5c s55 se9sSs ssSts M tS ssis!: ssssi' @ 10 '""e' ~
nUrrArO.
nIrtAho Noy. IA II: @ to.tfny; iA
sss{{s if :2'Sss' S' So'': s': !'sss s
9% sss ?sTaf! ~ Z sis fsss 's' s'
sc',ns dsnaMaf.: .s.is: Sarsess. xos'd u saics,
ssit iss @S .:ssi isir saS 9s Ell ss sns G,tS :ns
III: coarse. rough MnI common. G.;ssa'5.
EAST ItnEItTf.
az 4fT ss III TSx Ill., Il:
m fe.,g ~. A. II m sH Il srn Y y yctn ws5o
sS ays srsss. 4 - 9e g ,s!s!' TnIe
ea:5 TEL e IT r. sS Ssfsi pu: " wsi " tn1s f. Il ss s
s y .aIs: S sa.ss ~ is SSa i
.iiass siiSseist: ;:;asy, m heaa' rh'1aa0'phlas.
*t tsnsEsHHessip,s s".ar, loo heud, so,lns slow Ut
wATEnTOHS.
Mr. smEsr ~ :5$ SA1TEMGso'p r IT,
sS? IT. I'LL; sssiij ii33z sa's :sssa' @
a%tSl;- -Wes!efn iii swino. live. s,s5'ec; Surttcrn
S1 Ps'sas sS'1aps S, 4i a,ss. t'ss e !s' ''s"'
KASAss CITY.
Special Dtspatth N The Ghttarn Trihune.
rKASshs CITY, Moa Nov. "-CA1r'E-rhe rrtee
I'll; F :a'rsss;: ; :;ssi
, 1880-11-10
T4CsTA OF thu pfGS6s
FRESH l4NUE$3+


Tim 1,n,,nrnt. r,i,, n ti,n f3nvnrnn,.nt at tho
f.onst,,',T.,,,, and. M r,,t,,. 10 reMsr,A.c taxu-
aru w rriuforcc,l by body Of Republicans, or lr
,nas asen "u, ~, :" 1. taT a,1,,amr,".., ,y,1
Neuanltsaas' Inc Inc Pa.Ma .M nns' ,',," "n
aus proye tic stronger Of tho two branches OF
,no pu1nsltlnr, thu Democrats SHOULD 10 to them,
mi xim..r,rsa. II is sIm,,ly main. In ottpr
Words, thu, thu t'no las tora Junction on
a liberal baas Ut Ill who desire TO sou the lse"
pnuc n a 'nS "e fSyS',H u, ,ns or Tue
urh'e.a. ~, ,.,r M "s 't', ,x ~. ill.,. ,,cg.
qs @ 's ~ Cd eor r shoai % no osey sc con-
crssion granted, tln1s Will tend to bring together
prosperous people nearly ae,oS,,vo' .!,o' strong
.... liek,Saty iierald ti,eua.). ~
sS, to IS sae5na ~ S o ms scs at'at te
es eSani " esty siH ii @ oties. a, lux to os
local tirnra Aau olir n,'l'er!al interests.
DESERT r,,s ntaSp LEADERS,
fur = y,rs M ,eco, 3hS sla sho,ii., t,rst ri nj.
Gcstss S1st,t following 'nd eadeis u look OUT 'o'
...,,.r,.',,,, ,r,,,,, .r r, mn nt, up,,pn ,tpnS
So'sf''s''S pts',S,tns s nr;,a"t t Y, M ~ ~
ing nrrcssH "" nass ,,r ,s" ,,t,t n T. 'os M roj
titt noFtnot ~ t .e St, - i, ~
ut g ~ hau m2,o tr,~n i,Its,' n,,sti,t. InIs.
| vlctlon. They hnve hn. tho c!'ntr nf tho Detii-
lncnt lls b,tn productive q little rlso thnn Ills.
nstcr nn defent. Fho crc'iit for tho temporary
sisccrs+ nch!e|ct! In getting cnnsrol nt 10Th
branches of CnHrGss ~ he vt1tlrciy to tho beta.
Oerats Ut tho SOUTH. Tue s!avaft'lNes u 1nat
success nre nuw Lost, not BY A.lf !nllt OF tne
SOUTH, hut by thu in!hcGllity 1 weakness Or tto
ucnocruts of tho North. IT + woro tgt fUr tnv
tuttth, tho Democratic party wn'llt! hnFIly
tn.re respectable i!lnorlty III thu
nrxt Congress. Tho Southern l,otnn@
Gratis. since tho restoration Ut tho South
to tis Uniun. haye not suliRht to .iictnso u
Presidential l.ullnmtio,I or to olltitnc tho postny
Of thu Ihrty. They havD nlWhya snkl to tho
| Northern wing 1f tho purity: Make tho no1nlslt,
tions and tho platforms. nnd wy vii k!vo you III
tho nsaFstAslco lit Utlr pUwtr. at thu GonnchGG-
u,r,.t nt thu enn,pa!g!i lust otosct they sn: w
vii Elsc YOU rs Electoral ytics, ana yot. WY
| required. Tho Nurthorn democrats ren'iiiy
prtlmIsoA tho neoaof forty;ssyeti even , yo.es % nsla
been ertll6 III pron!scs, but sterile III 'lresls.
| Whit Is tho rGsitY They may furnish exhteur
, 1880-11-10

MILWAUKEE. My.
t;EA!S-Whrut Nsn; upenn.i tse h!Ehuri cnse1
weak; No. alilwAhkeu hri tt.gJi No. lait!wankes.
tiu7, Hp. a.h tttfsHi November. 4tt5}s lerrmhcr.
alUy4; 1nn l.asY ttAt'hs Su.a 5ic Sn.4 tu, slc,
reuctth it,u.ina Cttn strlgurt M. :Ml E)tu tIats
quiet unl unchanged. ltyu s,runaer, Nh. Mt bit.
Hnrluy ttEs.rEurf NJ. trrtass, 7.ltt+i;Eir,
tIttiS SlsltpHn !lkuri Hless jufG, <l'N eajh nIiu
SnSnnlnGr3 t3,t1'x 5ns,nnry.
llin5R-putut ilIid utlGnlIlIh ft M3tBI
FItKltl1iTA-NttNt tn ltNi!nIn, 1klu.
ltMlttrs-FInar, :atu hTts, wheat. s:on but nnsa.
ai,taH ILL.,
.aM,rMISrs-Wheat, s1aU ba, coru, l1,sU ba, outs.
1?,u1 bu,
, 1880-11-10
CRIMINAL COUttT.

i, Seventeen prlsDnorE Weso arrhisncd. Twelro
ut tho n.tubcr entered plrns Of nnt guilty, at.tf
thu following tlve picndcd gullty us chnr4cd IN
thu Indictments: Edwnrsl l.altlwln. larceny;
,1a,ncs Car1s, patti larceny: William Doyle, lar
cc,,y: Clnrlcs lfenucy, urccny; james Molntyre,
petit lMrCeuy.
The cnso Of Charles Ilnltgrcn, ci,nrgcd with
Tho murder uf Johunscn, wns continued until
next term
ficnryu Gr,.ncy wns tried for lnrcery md nc.
quilted. Genrg1 Kelly, nl!ua llurk Mcdonald,
WIS found HliIty Of receiving stolen rrulcrty,
tho Jury liking his tGr 1T ono yeur i'll tho Teil-
tcnt!Ary.
, 1880-11-10
li{}S'l*{lE.

lItartiS, Nov, A-IIMulI-Stra,ly; Western suror-
t!nu, tata 4Ak cuHIunn extras, t.2si lii; Wisa,t.
SIN rxls,.s. k.iIsA'i, al.nnus.,tt 1 ttusi winter
whrat, uhn ind MICHIGAN, lhI@ti.ihi lMi'lsna, st5S
Gi1s Ut. IIAts and llpls Hsunt:Gsi; lsauht spFlns
w'lealt, es,Als 3.53 wii!er du. &iHesaH.
uHA,S-cusn Hr!n: ntxnl md yoIlom, hAiQtlc1
high n,l1U, nr, Dats nlc1Ayi MI. HnI ratra whtu.
+.ulsei NJ. wll!le Eci Su nslxeA uni Su3 xh!te,
t3lr, ky1, fl.lS. 80
Mi'lTEt- -tsincs, sytsturn los sl: Ie, cutco
ln.1lu 1nGEt1. !ttsiut and ku1, lag w.
lstiltH-WesterH lrt!.ti. as".ic
HECEli*rn-FlNRr, lt1KU urls NIL iI0n tackH{ CUFAt
.n,IM bur ~hNAt. II Jt4 hH.
aulp1lENTa-FtuAr, liu hrls.
, 1880-11-10
TOI.ltllIl.

T0LEi'o. O.. aSnv. n.-t;nAlS,-Wtcnt ilrH,; IN. =
whtta Wub.sit. tlnI; AHher Michigan. tltkli; Nh :
Trd wutu.sh tt0i}a, ,o Snyu,".r, tlui. t"cuinber.
tlIs; stanunry. sl5U}G; Fchruar5 *1!A, M. Ee.l.
flU!1{t rejected, .ic; M. ated mlxGd, tlEh; Turn
xtrntIs; l4i Hi,xel, 11je, Sn. hew, l,; " r..'t.
tLtic, Snvencs. ai,i l'ecanhcr EH aiAy. s*c; ~
ytlntor, :t.c: IrGenliIur, ILL.,.
Gl.nrER SEEt,- -MnnlMult $t1Ut Mc.tlnnl trlto,
Observation-Disclosures fri.} Sn:s ted. Nuuu,nbor
Hui jAmlAr5, tlDW Il EMtsInry, t. ~
nEtElprS-WheaL 1E ln IN: CDrlI, thUn ln; outs,
ij,DaI hn,
.sm.rMESTs-Whcnt Altgl bui eor1l, 4AuHGu oats,
iIlEM III.
, 1880-11-10

ST11IE CfJUIETSs
Trnnk N. 1at1st lsrHn,1 n silt yesterday HEalust
George ". Gngc, clainlin4 $1,000.
Frederick khnpl brought suit for 81, 600 tsatn-
AEcs against Hermann i:wnld.
Tt,b1nsIs u. Shnw commenced n suit 10 recover
$:s.tVD from 4. ". Dunlnp, G. III. Gcrrlsh, and
Juscph Foster.
, 1880-11-10
PEORIA.

rE1RIA, ILL.,, Nov. D.--lnAlS-carn iMactIye and
irn,t h.sh mxud. s}4tsle. mixed. 4tlk sHSc, tat.
Inactive, Nh. wh!to. Sl3l4;sc. t5o Hsn Al kta Se
ll6HWtSEA-Uhchansetl Ut &lHL
HErEliTs-Wheat. j.ID bur corn, es,.15 bu; oats,
lG5nl BY; rJB. ~ hu; l4rlS{. l.ap bu.
sMlgAxAys-Nhtat l,uN lu; corn. l5.h1 but oats,
S,-N but TIC, t,UD hui baElGy, I,ot4
, 1880-11-10

Ie4tun Tsanscr.pt.
4 ccrtntn Chlnnn,an EuyU Il llnHcr-pnrt Tho
yinlds were not to tlis tnste, llu rosu from Tho
tnblt, asked to no EXCUSED for II few moments,
nfld LIFT tho rs,sll with tho rcnnrk, "Atiat fckG1
wiEel" This Wis not III Eh!na.
, 1880-11-10

ptrnnIT Tos. n-FLUrlt-tfnod demand. .
1itAtS-syarnt Hr5a, Nh. white. TINT; Snvcmter
I'M: l,cccmer. tln'.4 january. tlgi!4s ~; wh,n
filN, IN. red tlUi. Receipts, whpa 4ADO but sh-
tlehts, 7i,NU BIZ.
, 1880-11-10

stable a. r. s1as:0 for sen1s. md ut NnaaAu! nei
tenh Tor stuck caYcs Thu general r'askot hntsheu
steady. .-,,v.
=. "na "nWny1. =
cnn,GS stnCef Mc,ah,nr Sa /" sE ss l5ao
aHn "y III te n, X. A2es&
aSa!9a ~ y, 81, ~ A+ou
putchara' stuck -l'oor To ct,nttnnn etcGrH nlu
Sniui,t'a I'D iu iO -: 13al,
ctnek g ,n Tn"n-eoa!a'n .s.'.os ,,.. 25aa3.d
rs4nns' 2s8ahU
Tnd n1a t sners
, 1880-11-10
WOOL.

ttnsrOS. Nos. v.1-WtUI-tdol fomnnd and tending
upwnr.t; l!,lu, Pennsylvania. md West SlrEtnn
tlnnbie c3tsa md nbuye Axs4Sc; MtcffVnn md Nsa-
snstn. tia liz; uuwnsllrd crcrr. csc, fur iinc n.
FIR medium, cntt,tlnR md eta!nH 4k4l1ct fur tho do
lnlnU, iu4.jtI4ct fur tUInbitIG, pnlltd 4ost&j}ac
, 1880-11-10

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. N-FLoEH-Flrm md uu-
chnnErd.
GnAIS-Wicnt--wcstorn higher ns,d firm. No.
Western winter red. spot nnn November, H.lG!tH
laA, December, fl.l>s.sl s:a Juntsry. tt:iett!l}:
February, <1.St.pdat.5H. Curn Western ntrUnH'
l!ser. ind nctyo; Westc nl!xed. spot 1nd furenl.
her. fG1ttli'e; I,ncenlbrF, 5sE.11tc: old. Bike bid;
new, january 6i5fs5tc. Dats hlHer: Western wh!td.
+tftfilc do Mixed :tNI;slc. NyG quiet Mt flVsfG.
ltAf-UMc!.NtlHpt.
FMnvlSIONS-stu,,ly wltf,nut eIiaAut.
fttTTEN-iratnp 10 Ch0cu Western packed. 2G1:1c'
roll IthFalE.
EHNH-ttrn ht .1Gt1sc.
I'ETKJ!.EtM-Iluil; refined, I!c. ..
t.nPFEE-l>ull, io c.rKu0r, ordinary 10 ftls. l1xa
!tt4c.
HVnAR--Quict. \ Haft Vic.
WuIAKY-QulGt ut *iG.
ltElaltTa-Unr hn1tgtti, = 49, ...--.
RkCEIPTa-FlouT, d III iris. wtlca 1N IN but corr
II, 3,lut tn; oats, nnt9; ryn t.abl hl, ,
Hf1trMl!NT7-NtlEut, iEiItF III: corn. 61tDG Iu-
SALEs-W heat, 1issit3iV bn; cnE1l. .sA9au. bu.
, 1880-11-10

mt f,,s, hpyl In do first hrlr rrrrnlhrr at tf1S.
it,rn sluitt held nlIvG buyers Views; h.ic Th"h tnt
M. to nrFIvr RtIi Sntfn'"t. snts hPgtectcH ltye
neglected. Barley neglected., ,,
CANAL IEKEI4llTa-Ftrni nf,t unchanged.
, 1880-11-10

c1EvEr.ASH. u. Nor. .. - -rErnoLEuM-Etrmi
Standard whlto. iiu test. t31{c.
rIrrAAt HG, H.. Nuv. .n-tEr1ioLErM-Qutet and
wenknr, lnited certificates. Eg<c refined. l2c Ph1a-
ueIplia delivery
, 1880-11-10
THE CALL.

JUDGE pnrMMOSH-In chambers.
JUpuE l3t.Op0ETT-Sot cases and general busi-
Hess.
APPELLATE Cou1sr-5l, t., Is, 81. 6i. No caso
on hearing.
JupaE sMlru-rrcllmnary call Isl to 400. in
cll,slyc rrnl Gull J,Gk. 5.lt>a, 316s, 3l72, i, ITO
3,l8i, 3,1qO, mud 4, 1hl. Mn rllsu On trlnl. EEN
.1utN,E J.tMEsDH-17. IL, G5, and GJ!s. No. OF,
StORn y. Sfstltl, on henr!y.
JuDE 1lDOs,ss--l:E,. 14l AZ, III, 145. 145is. No
1as, Sh0rtalf V. Washington leo C0mpnny. On
trial.
Jun1E MosAN--4 to II. inclusive, OF, now cnl-
entlMr. No. l,U14, Hlntuln1An y. Picrson, OF
trnl
JupuE TUtEr-4 md &. Eo.3, Coxv. Datchol-
der, on tlearlrH.
.1UnUE BAnNuM-l md o. No cusc OH hearing.
TIE E0uSrr C0u1tr--Nos. 1,14. I'LL. i,13l.
Nntl l,!ta.
CtiM1SAL Counr-Nos. 5g, 5}o, I'll, 53s, G39.
80, 5o1, and 5J4.
, 1880-11-10

Indigestion, wrak stomach, irregularities Of
tho bowels, cnunot oxist when Hop nlttoss aro
used.
, 1880-11-10

!ss sen no y IT "f ne1 ye;;ns s ss guy" :ss5s
tt t s s..s s s:%sa ss 81 IT, '1s
s!esy sas,f =! s5'
seas ss;st r. s9S esS %e.sr ,s!
s 81 :s:! S:S; Il !e':a
@ fS1ss e ts i s9t 9eaae: q s ;so. nutod of A
rs S1!ts:ns H's's ?s''s ssS s|:s:y Is
ie;,s* @ ;SsI sna IoM 4 rfss. 1 Il s% NJ
-s..siYato .un,cn'Sst 5cros.eA ns Een;
sEsS ss $ J v:
vosp fsi3tit a;s GsS1 iyss;nn': ,
\ 5 Z si;,:s
!; g T s"Ss: y "asais
''@ IL lie wf.,trn Xssoeiatti Prs.
o, HEw fS in':o: Nx Win. t, &c sa:x
sses;s;: Ss5; @ S;is; $3s,..' ,e
;'Sss:
xts''i H. st'ta: .s;s 5''; K" @ g. ~: G
II! I{sf;;; I'll II; .s;s%; SS;s:
kSi 9nis S' s?s tS; 5ss'? Y: % ~
S% ':Sst's,s SSvs!se S Htc ~; eeact nS 'f
Wssas1x Wssfx s is. Ws Ss 00'
iaE*tsans iasSsnana nsh fn't %9si''s s S,stc. ,rn,
q! 1 %s'sS, Msss: ssa'
!siiS Msx sror Now Or|eaa' s*si'S. Lieu no'n'n"'
EITSo;SuN-!'al', unlscd E9scs crude fsssso;
$!S;$:{ s:a ;;;'s'sss \ ;s.',ss
iNSv1s.aSs-i'ais, ariner: mess: s!im nec!
, 1880-11-10

NEW Ont.EASa, Nov. H.-CurroN--Qulcti tulddnr,
lpic; low mi tng, loc; good usllnasy, acs net re-
ccptA O bales, .soss, ixEI' exports to Htcat Brit
nlit. 3,a3; salcs, $50; stock. 1S3ttW.
, 1880-11-10

.,,,si,u ,,.. ,u,,,., rostor,lo,. ftnrr.on In
~ mnuoh WIS lhHao scstof"ay aitcfn"ot ot-
foro JttlKu Tnley by the dcfcndnlit III tho
divorce cAsp of FrlukIo ID. Dl1uto ntfuinst Will
tn,r II nh,so n, ,rot ne.s.4ato,, NJ his .-vcnr-
% ," L.. s,,, ~, &C.,, ,,,.,t.,n,, ,,t,Is,,
OH WY i"o os'A ea'sseH "astess, %a'sn
was uehtcd by tho dcteMlAnt. ma In
return be alleged thnt llis lnothor-l1-lnw,
Mrs, I3rttou, ,,udo 1t 50 hot for him ly her In
,.nasa,t mi ;nt",rr.hlo mc,l,ll,ru oti,oioIis III.
terfcriug espionage. and "bossfng' TINT no
eClld nat ltyu ut tlt,s,lo. About dozen afdayits
wcrc Hind rrstcrtnv for or avu,ust tim tn,,tiou
,ta., ',,r ,n.ts.'',,, mi trroon,,
anu 1!1ey "cse mtlely 'Aeu'a'Slc,. ,a. ~. nieeo
clhlhIc. Mrs. lsratton, AIRS. Dtbblo'h 1nothers
uillrn,etl, with every appearance uf believing
what sho sul,, TINT her tlnuR,:cr WIS II parur OH
~ ,trt,,,, n,,H ayort,o,, oun hnr e,,,.
M@ia" :'.s ""a 1't ,.Ia .,.,, ~, ~
'.,s .,,,o ~, ,s,,,,,,e,,, 1u,,,os ,,,t,'nr
"anus n 'aa' ,a a'. 49,, ,,, n,aanI ma rot,or
s"u'u w. ~. 10y ..1'. "aa ,s,n., ",,',tas.,,
n ~ t,.I', ~ .r,,oi IL i,,,sr "nA r"nGuw rN,,,
, 1880-11-10

". LOUIS, Mo. kuy. U.-ELuutt-Flemer. but not
tlEhcE.
GNAlS-Whcnt tru,cr: Nh. ? rcd. al.tt4!t 3trl casl
si,U:t SuyGnter; slti lohk5 t1a uecututcr; tGsIs9
i.uDtctlu1ah january, tLl}tsi,etsGY Liza fchruary:
No, do, !Fta!f!4c; Nj. tltt VT. C"rn higher 1T
llG ll.iu cus, 41iit. 1lho SurGlnce l1E Aeia I'n-
ceHstsr; aHt1 lsts IMaanry; E4e February. Aesas
Ekc aiuy htsnr 1T :} i"'sssu cnrl:; Es4e Ss'-
yenhrr; aslc ,ocemlnr llyu hEher, ut s'u bl1 LAT
10y unchanged 1T tuls:dt.
i.EASt-*teny 1t 4!yc,
HlTrEH-Etuhhn1tl.
EfHH--EasGtHlt.pit.
WIIIfKr-HtrnIiy NJ s1.th .... .
l'nuyIsltIShi!tfk tnI sInntl lnts. $lai0att lFy
slli istGhts slNlcs t!.lHy MEATS *l-Na TN tIh. HNE
itHTrtrrn.flar SsN h!'s' M',sat :.st! i'n: sS:;
hMirMi:Sys ki!At, l!1 hrls; wtstnt :sa'ihn: cur'
bttU but outs. iLnn bu; rye. Munoi barley, HUNG.
, 1880-11-10

HUFfAto. Nov. A-tinA1S--Wheat dull and aru,1
salos h0N hu No. huSt uululh suyt hall No sunss
, 1880-11-10

Il0NS.-1hetc wna m nctvo nlarkct Ahd Z atrIha
one rho rnGolps wcfe 1nr9u fHr the tiinG ~ year.
and lho dncts of tho weather wAs nltn nan.t rn.-
petition carried uI prices itaoc. Cuinnn To primo
lshs wore salAo Il ,+t7 1na rtnm%, rtma Tnr',rs ,mrH
woIo more than ardlNaty nn!form In qualify anu tta
mf1sly 1t AUka IiS ThoFn wctc TOW skps or inscEor
mtxed inta. The mnrket ciosea btraty. .,,.,
All tnfes nlndc Rnpjuct IN ehrtnka3a OS ~ Ids
for rggY 30 NJ and 20 lbs fur sings.
, 1880-11-10

i NEW OEtrEASs NOy. N.-EIurit-In good demand ht
full PRICES, su1e1ruc. t:.,aa;: Xxx, sIsUaL'i; xxx,
tsIIAsi..s, huf1 grades. s54u IRA
ti'tAiS-Cnrn starro and tirn,cr At b7Gso9c. oais
-1,oHI!,,i Eatr and prices Higher; ltasijc
CuNS-3lEAL-FlsHi III fA.al
lLAy-Act!ys nnd NsA; choteu. t!i01. ..
TMoyIssuSs Fork taslrr nj HALL Lar! s:cnd5s
t&c!cU, sa.IGesac0: kr-, t.it. Hulk n'rats tcn5co
7jfGs ciear, s}seslc. lacn q4ct tnt st.niyi sl.ou
ttUrs, lke tsct tltnr rib, h7h@c etNr, 93bc. Hans
SuEnr-GAFi.u nf: ennTHsEl. aiiet litie
NI!skr-pulet: Western retiittes, slnkt llu.
t|1luftntE5-Cn3ec Ateaty; lttu e!rsots, hrttlnnrT
N prime. tlJ{hHtM. RHgnr (H gt.i dall4ln nt fMll
Ertces M'!n'.,, e. good S''o! .. Mac: sIr ~ tni1y
frtl. 7}atse 3uIsse~ nrttyo and 1r, enlsnn. :IIts
I'll cuMltiiIlGn it:; FUR. 31tta:t prime ~ etr1
:Sal!r itlc0 ulli l.0ntslnnn ordinary 10 clIueo,
4if1LG-
inIS-Ii!7her; haIA n: ft.1ih.7.!.lu
.MgSErAny-stcht cactlnhao Oh Now fo'k par.
Sterling eIchA1ixS, til.
, 1880-11-10

'blG1 &pUAJ@s
NEW Ypnn. nov. r.-ifusincta c0ntlnuoa falF wilt
cNttn, sutts on.tssfsir-nuses but market bthcs
,rIro qulct. Cation goods remain s1rn1. at Snslttt
md indian t>schNr4l uruwn eflrrlin44 Advntlcrd
l'F!nss Auus. Mens wear wnOlens In Irregular du
isa1!d. Foreign .U0As sllssiish.
, 1880-11-10
E12NNlsGfI
,I,lllt GOODS.

oswscn, Nov. p.-tlnA,S-whcat firm. Corn quioti
duluth, btc-
, 1880-11-10

HffEEF-Nrre ~ light Rlpply nhd hFIi. 9atcA, ,N'ro
bahls CT tJUl4.as per W lbs for poor 10 cholce
uualjtIr8.
, 1880-11-10
~.o. RAILROAD !. 'r1nE.r,n1r.
ARRIVAL AID pEpsRrgEE on Tp,lyss y.


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tl)atl5. '''"a1ly etnsSM.st
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fnr aiaEa E,,l'tn. .t'Hk.: TIhlc-rsi,., war
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ms,. nast! s.rTr I!nd%r nnd S,1 S,ae,1, Z,
, 1880-11-10

I. On Sundays thls .satn Ienvea nj 5:l5p IN.
f'htrnHn. 3sRck 1hlnnit a. Enc1ho ltnstTa1 S.
Depot corner nt Van Huron and hlleFtnhn-sts Saa
(ICpH M Clnek-a, Sherman 11Gusb, Fh!hfnr HOUSE
GEHnu lACtuu fiotoA mud It Canal corner aAllsoh
, 1880-11-10

n. 1nnis 4 Gulf 1:xpsGas. ....,.. s:n nj. 711rm
IT, idluIH u tiuIf FusL Linn ......|s S:i n3 81
kuhslh ttkf l. bprnr Fast Tx. Esl!:!I MI Eli ia
eHrtH, burlington ktIykuk ES|" X.H mls ISL ira
I'etrIA Il i'Akn Stl1eIHi ......a Mi m(t Ill aTl
Springfield \ InnuHl Fitst Line 'I!:1i NIL "a pa
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St!asa Beet.

viii you give me three pounds Of siifed
beef" said a lantern jawed, hungry looking
man. standing over a round of beef on the
block of one Of our provision dealers
What sort Of beef is that - asked a by
stander- WELL said the provision seller,
Il don't know Of anything that's worked
more curious than this matter Of siifled beef
A few years ago the tough pieces way up
the round and such like Of beef, We found
it hard to get rid Of Finally got some Of
my customers to try what / called stuffed
beef, and so it went on, and now We have
big trade in it. You see a man gets clear
meat for about half price. We take these
clear meat pieces too tough for steak, and cut
them up in pieces just about so-year-old,
tsuiting the rernacular to clippings Of beef
about an inch square, and generally put
in little fat. The meat sells at ten cents a
pound. always throw in a bone free
gratis. You see the meat is put into the
pot early in the morning with a little water
seasoned to suit, and SINNERS all the fore
noon, so that you get sort of fricaseed dish
that is mighty nice" Here the provisionist
hit a shin bone mighty clip with his eleav
err; and another customer came in and said
"Give me four pounds Of stiaed beef."-Ex
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ssow Storms.

The first fall Of snow that covers the
ground Is the precursor Of winter TO fowls.
The sudden change from comparative lib
erty which they had ENJOYED up TO this time,
to the narrow limits Of the fowl house, mus,
produce restless feeling at first. while the
shimmering brightness OF the snow upon
the ground against the windows and doors
seems an uDsurmountable barrier TO their
freedom
Snow storms exert depressing influence
upon fowls. They seem to dread walking
over the white surface, or senturing beyond
the precincts of the house without aying 10
some spo; that offers standing place above
the ground. Often in their efforts TO reach
some dark object they alight upon the snow
and remain hours without yenturiag TO leave
it. Deep snow is not very congenial 10
their tastes as il seems 10 produce a marked
change in them. Heretofore they skipped
here and there among the fields picking
seeds, grass or heritage, or scratching among
the fallen leaves, bu, presto, and their vi
yaeiiy is turned TO lisilessness and they lose
thei: usual courage and carriage.
Now it is in the power Of every poulterer
10 avert, OF at least TO make them more
comfortable by fixing some rude shelter
where snow and the bleak winds cannot
reach them when they desire to go out
doors. Any kind Of a lean-to facing the
south where leaves and rubbish can be
strewn 10 give them exercise, and where the
air is pure and free will answer the purpose.
In the absence Of such shelter, place on the
sunny side of the fowl house can be clearly
swept and some straw placed under foot,
which would tempt them to spend part of
the day at liberty and enjoymeni--[ Poul-
try Monthly. q
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We Can Still Sell

A good all wool suit for
Worsted full suits,
Very fine Dress Frock Suits
In one half woods we have very large line from
We have the largest line of PANTS showed from
Some special trades in all woods from
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In OVercOatS and listers

stock large and varied that impossible ennmera' then
but will satisfy that the style and tit all right
and the PRICES LOW
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green clover, or cooked food as in Scot
land, exactly the same thing takes place
with them as occurs to pugilists when struck
"below the belt" A very large plexus Of
nerves living over the stomach receives a
boy; and the victim drops dead when the
blow is sudden, as if struck ON the head
with an axe. and only little less suddenly
from quick distension Of the stomach with
food Name Farmer.
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'oetrp.
aav!nss.


MAUD.
Maud Muller ON a winters DAY.
Went out upon the ica 20 play.
Peneaih her Derby CLEANED her locks
OF red banged hair, and her crimson socks.
She strsdded about from ten till two.
And theB hole ia the ice fell through.
On the bottom Of the pond she sat.
As wet aud mad : balf-drowned rat.
A m1u with hickory pole went there,
And ti>hed her out VITA her auburn hair.
And her mother j. said to have thumped her
well.
Though just how hard Miss Maud won't tell,
Aud hung her over stoyepipe TO dry,
With a thumb Ia her mouth aud fi-t in her eye.
Alas for the maiden; slss for the hole,
And 'rah for the man with hickory pole.
Chicago lHelcs.
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A Truthful 0ayin9.

.'He who has good health, may laugh ad-
versity to scorn, and defy the world The
great blessing can Be obtained by the use Of
the Peoples Fsvorite Tonic Bitter& See
advertisement.
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TIE AMERICAN rrIURsDAY. DECEMBER go 1890

he JodicsfRs 10 the srors abatement Ia tie
isssrases CoasHissio#sr IF Massachusetts, ofkhe
financial sossiffios of fhe