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rNHE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF
THE EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMoMILE UPON The NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
IN CURING ESPECIALLY SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS,
AND INDIGESTION,
AND PREVENTING NEURALGIA OF THE
HEART AND SUDDEN DEATH.
THIS PREPARATION HAS WON A REPUTA-
TIoN UNKNOWN TO ANY OTHER
ARTICLE FOR THE CURE AND PREVENTION
OF THESE DISEASE.
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Father Reek Dangerously III,

LONDON, August 20 1t Is stated from
Rome thai Father Beck, Ylear.GeDeral OF
the Jesuils, ~ dangerously Ill.
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FROM DRaTH'S DOOR
THE PREsfDExF TAKES A BACK
WARD STEP TOWARDS coz
vALEsCEEcE.
THE PIFTY-NINTH DAY

SHOWS "a Continaance OF the Previous
Favorable symptoms.
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Flour.

Four-we quote Fine, s4.50@to; extra, "a
sT.2b: choice or patent family, ts,Gss.2o.
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BALTIMORE LIvE-sTOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, August 29.-Beef csitie-Markes
slow; prices h@lac on; very best, 5s@6se.; first
quality, 4G5sc.; medium. 3S4c.; ordinary, 2k9
Sc. most sales from 4M0Ac.; receipts. 3 h68
in moderate d. msnd; quotations. 7sd9sc.; re-
ceIpis. Ass heal The receipts OF sheep ana lambs
were 80 $50 head; quotations sheep, 4c9oc.;
lamhs. 2MhAc
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THE PATIENT is BETTER

And His Progress Mach More Even
than ON sunday.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEA IL .,al E1'
IL EcUFED a. the DlsPATcH fklaiiso'
HOUSE,
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HENRY CLAY's TOEB-Henry Clsy's sar-
eophigus bears the following Impressive
declaration:
81 can. with mistaken confidence, appeal
10 the Divine Arbiter for the truth OF the
declaration that have been Influenced by
no impure purpose, no personal motive,
have sought no personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
but that 10 all my public acts have bad
sole and single eye and a warm heart direct
ed and dedicated to what in my best 1udg-
ment | believe to be the interest OF my
country. HENRY CLAY"
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WE KNOW HoP BITTERs are above ana oeyon'
All A. nut. tiloHs tonIc and curative.
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THE DEVOTED WIPE,

Mrs. Garfield, Says "kyerythIug IL
Going Along Nicely"
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1t is a source OF satisfaction to know that
the "gentlemauly" poIygamist and swind-
Ter Marvin, who has married dozen or
more over-conhding women and made OF
with the spare cash OF their relatives. Is
safely lodged 10 Richmond Jail, and is likely
to be restrained for the rest OF bis life from
iurther marital and financial exploits Nen
York Tribune.
The last official census OF the population
of the Republic OF Venezuela returas no
less than 32,222 generals. Some OF them
are stated to be on active service, Others In
the reserve. The present President, Gene
raj Guzman BancO, has created 5000 OF
them. The army ITSELF is not 80 numerous
as are its generals.
Thrty-two circuses are engaged In dis
trlbuting peppermint candy throughout the
length and breadth OF this broad land.
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peoxs sTAfE CONSERVATIVE DENocnAficl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, August 0. ssi. ,

THE HE.ADQO AktEh> Of lnh av 80
L sFRvATiyE DEMOCRATIC ExttUJf,v.ae
COMMITTEE are established Al the eIoes - ., ,ss
American Hotel, eoraer ~ Aain anu
streets. ,.t...,. &c..
VIII be glad 10 see apy resident ~ ylssiing Sas-
seryanye Deraocfa, st these iCoas vnfts ~ :. :
formation abons party maness WIN =" k' -
cetyed.
j. HILL hl9G xk,
SECRETARY sfs.e Conservative nsmeesssis exsea
cee,sr, siiss Ds@osrauc pagers please sspY.
| ~ 10
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HOOKs. sTATIONERY, &c.
FUNNIEST BOOK EVER PuBLIsHED.-0H on
Derrick.

Derrick.
HFR. AND MRS. sPOOPENDYKE.
over 100000 sold ia thirty days. Twenty five
GEMS post paid
Mr.. AND MRS sPOOPENDYKE.
Buy AMI laugh 10 your hearts conisni.-hfddts-'
tOion Sentinel
For sale by al O0ksellers,
W y. SMITH & Co. Publishers.
an II.eodlm ~ noud street, New York.
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DUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

PLEADING AND PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF CHANCtRY. BY X. r. Barton Volume
ID. author OF Civil Law Practice, which has had
large sale. -
works. says: II cannot tpcak too highly oi sis.
| BaTtOn's work. - - :.
Prsce AZ: or $3.50 iniereaved With paper for
notes. y. W. hANDObfn ENShiSh-
Dn.dE
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LAWS. TATF'- ANALYTICAL DIGEST. NAT
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secretary BIaine's Latest Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August E9.-The
following was sent tonight:
LOueH, Minister, London: At hai-past
10 o'clock tonight the general condition Of
the President is favorable. Late in the at
tern DON his pulse rose to 1l2 aud his tenn
perature to 100, both. a little higher than
the surgeons expected. The pulse has now
fallen to los, and the fever is subsiding.
The parotid swelling.is steadily improving,
and is at least diminishing in size. The
apprehensions OF serious blO0d.poisoning
grow less and less every hour.
BLAINE, Secretary.
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A TTFNTJON is INVITED

A TTENTION is INVITED
N TO TIE
SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
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CHAP BLANK BDOKs can ALWAYS he found on
pnINTISG OF an kinds neatly done-SEGOTIA-
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FXCUANGE, BONDS. BLANK PkQAtEss
CHECKS on ~ the Banks, aud other BLANK
retall XDODHOUSE PARHAh,
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Virginia 81. consois
"a: nast- due coupons, ok; second series, oc1
W IO-40s', 73. Bid today.
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NEW YORK. CuT1nN FIITIIREs.

NEW YORK, August 29.-cottop-Net receipts,
l04 bales: grfss receipts, 403 bales. fntures
September. $40 0S; October, clio 90: November,
kl0.S7@t10.s9: December. fI0.93MslO 81
January, sll07ae1l0s; February, slI 2i9
All 1G: Nav Sll.S5M4ll.67.
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o0L0RED NAN SHOT IN BAR-R00N-THB
TRADE N TOBACCo-ANONGsT THE PREACH
EES-OBITUARY.
rcn--.-r.nd.ncn ~ The Rich unnnd Risnafch-I
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yet occurred, snd BE general condItion has
not materially chaaeed since morning.
Pulse, 1907 temperature, eS6; respisa-
tions Is. d. w. I'LIss,
j.. X. BARsEs,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURE,
ID. HAYES A0YEw.
, 1881-11-28
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE;
A Test Cnac to Decide tito Constitutions
atltF Of tho sunday LMN. Z


atlty Of tho Sunday Lnw. Z
Special Usspatth to Ths Chteuco Tribune.
1NpIAHArOL1s, Nov. 9s.-Not satisfied with tho
recent dc clslon Of the Supreme Court holding
that cigars may 1,Dt lnwfuIy DO sold Oh Sunday,
either by hoteikucpers ur others, tho cInar deal
era OF this city havo ,nade UP test case, which
hRs just been h!cd in tho Supreme Court, the
purpose Of which Ii to try tho coastisuuoual,sy
or the Sundny iaw. Tho objection to tho 1Aw Is
founded on It's last cnuso+ which excepta from
its operation "such ns consclentously obserye
tho seventh tlny Of the week as tho Sabbath"
1t ls insisted that this exception gives tu Jews
tho privilege OF pursuing their usual yoca&ons
on Sunday, whlio all others IRE excluded, thus
tnnRiuE tho Sunday tTndo d monopoly in their
hands. while tho Constitution Of tho stato for
bids tho onactmont Of my law which does not
apply to all citizens nike. 1t appears TINT the
question thus presented haa never been
q e9s eompois lawyers ae low is aooye .o es
to shE s"a st pa
several other Htatcs whcro similar gueations
hayo been Fnscd tho courts havo decided favor
constitutional. Should tho sGprsmo Court OF
this State SO decide, there Is some diversity Ut
op!nion 10 to tho result teat would fellow, some
hnltlng that tho entire law must full tn the
only would becomo INVALID wh!le tho n,ain body
s e asd a% TS g s or hS s nan s5e
anro OF sunday Us Il 1ny ot rest. while, II tho
tlcbrow racv equally with tie G6ntitcs would b.
bound TO abstain from Sunday work. 1t Ia
known that tho constitutional phaso OF the INV
recently decided. but tho question was not pre-.
aeuted by the record, and fur thAt reason could
S " e. sa tse Tia s scscn Sss Is r n e G.
awaited with considerable tnt0rpst,
, 1881-11-28

It Will Soon he lReady for Business in
vt, Louis.

Special Dttpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis. NO.. Nov. e7.-The Mutual Union
Telegraph Company hare now settled upon nce.
as tna day that they will opan their Ut. louis
offices for business Their cabla across tho riyor
Is luid, AMI thoro 1cnlatns only Cup between
East Ut. Luu!s and Venieo to bU connected to
complete thoir connections between St. Louis
aud EasteFn and Northern points. Owing to
high wnter tho llfe botwecn Venice and East St.
Louis cannot bo put up ut prosent. but tho tnan-
aRora arc contltlunt that tho wHters vii! soon
suhailc. Tho branch lines In tho city 10 conncot
tho main atllce with tAa hotels have not beeu
put up yot, hut tho work can bo dono In u foav
days. They expect that tho establishment Of
two competing lines with tho Western Union
will reAllIt IN d few months In tho reduction Of
tcleR raps, rates, but how much Of q cut Will be
nnlu cannot !s0 told Ut prusont. 0ao thing they
say thuy Hre, however, certaiu OF, aud that IL
new lines up Us IT. did the Atlautlo & l'uuIo and
.hn American Union, md that tho Mutual tlno
Will AHyer tntor Into auy pooling arrangements
with tho Western uuton and the l!aatinoru +
0htu llne. Tho laitcr i3 tOw In operation, and
already dolng good business.
, 1881-11-28
SOUTH AMERICA.
t1*ffIt HELL Et1ASt

spe.tdl DAuateh ta The Gh4cdQo Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Il. C., Nov. .1.-Tho South
American situation continues to attract attcn-
ton here. From Il remark mudu by one Of tho
most prominent members Of tho next House. 1t
IS certain thAt the atnte Department will be
called OH for copies Ut tho Instructions to Mtn-
isters uurlbut and Fitzpatrick. ant all corru-
spondcnco With them relating to tho altunt1on
In Peru. There Is MI expectation that both men
WI be rccnc'l. though nothing t1clln!t Is known,
ro e ne se.'n s
sh!! lur inmtaiatu public action tu tho
pgn'n so nc u.s. w.,t " snt, b. ofG1rs
charae Of tho dcpartluent. Intelligent aotion
cannot well be tnkel until tho arrival Ut fuller
tae Is nccespy u eeiiev Our cW ns M
7" be the declaration Tint Minister ituriburs
erntnent OF Peru. not 10 nt'y particular Tr''s!-
dclit. ont 10 stoll authority ns he might flnd OK.
etcls1ng tho function ut tho Government pnd
properly rcco2nxcd as prcstdent-
THE PARTIAL, EXPOSURE OF TIE GIGANTIC
Lobby
orRanlzing hero TO give mid to tho enormous
Claim aRanst Peru gives Interest to other sn!-
eountry n war: Gndef prcsiiont araat thoso
sas paaaos m ssf m ,0f caS :ass f e.
spaia seemed almost anayoIdaSic. The ns cuai' Hn
sion proclamation recognizing tho bcligerency
nL ,so t1o . insurgents t was trGnnrsn 1T thy Wh;t9
Issued. &c socroiary @ y Fts S howsyer, cven 1T at 1T
'staKo succeeded IN having It withhuld. Tho
schu!no for ,uotaininv, tho Northern States Of
public men wore Interested, L. mother tllnstra-
clpc1
INVOLVING THE UNITED STATES IN WAR,
tanlnh TIN Hnatrfurts did not cuttnlnnte until
Rfter lfnyeY' Aup1lutstrRtlQp Enpe In. The HrYt
, 1881-11-28
GAnFIELD'S BODY.

UFFlClAls AlCUuNT 0f THE AQIuFS1s
WAsnISGToS, u. C.. Nov. T.-Aut!nx- Assist.
ant. t.Surgcon I.nInb who performed the autopsy
upon the body of Pteaideut Garacid, furnishes
tho following:
"Thore prevails to homo cxtent an impression
thnt tho OK animation uf tho body of tho lnto
pFosidont Garfield wis Il careess and hnpnaz-
nrd ont, without order or method, and that tho
bullet was only fouul by accident. This in,-
preston Is entirely incorrect. Tho order OF ox-
animation was proarrangel In consultation
hcld for tho purpose, and was Carried out as fur
Us tho Developments OF tho autopsy pormfttel.
It was necessary to uscertain tho oxtent
lnd character OF tho injury, and. II
possible. In obtain tho missile. All things con-
sl4erel. tho only way In which theso objects
could b0 accomplished waa by lsrst Opening tue
abdominal cavtty. Much has been sul,l about
thu bullet bc,nT found IN pastu, aud tho stata-
mont has beon tndustrlous'y circulated by pFeju.
diced parties. Tho lacta aso as r0llows:
THE sEAlCIl FOit THE Dur.s.i:T
was prosecuted carefully, systematically, aud
successfully, and the latter IL no ANAL matter,
In Wow Of tho f4ct that In many ost:nlurtctn
o1Aminations. own after careful, lubuE!oua. and
foun.l. 1t "hH trst sought TOR huur thu Rsolll,
where + wAa e1peoiG.! BY SONG Il would
al was theu it1iowed Up. 6nt This procedure
usadv 1t necessnry lu rvsnov0 tho 0vGrynv
orHan!+ These removed parts Wero tetnpufari!y
plaeGst In largo chlua Wush. buwl uHlIl thUy
could h1 cxAuthpl III Hnu ur4uF prescribed In
tho preliminary consutauon. Tho 1aus channel
Dost!ol or tho opentng ot tho exit VI Tho bullet
from the lat!sf in4!catsd = possibility 9s % r. r.
1snS III tsa SSs y
the rcrtcbrn was being snadu ono Ut tho sur.
Roons assls'tnX turned 6s attontdon to tho parts
ruluosed aud discovered thore
THE POSITION or THE BULLET.
There was nothing At all Of tho naturs OF aoo!-
Qunt In the ulnplHF In which 1t MA& found. 1t
, 1881-11-28
7 7 1117
GEN. SHERIDAN F4AvoIs OFFICIAL, nrcoo-
|

GEN. SHERIDAN F4tvOI1g OFFICIAL nEco0-
ElTIUS.
Spteta! Dtspdtth 10 The Chtcdoo Tribune.
"AslttHarOs. y. T., Nov. s1.-Ocn. Sheridan
has written the following letter to Miss Clara
Hhrtt'u, American representative OF tho Society
nf tho lfcd Gross. In fav0r Of Congressional rcc-
ogniuot, Of tho soclcty, III uccort1anuo With tho
terms Of tho international, Conventions Of tho
lcallnr European Powers Mt Gcueva:
CHICAGO, N0v. y. lBst.-tNu Dear lfias I}artou:
rcectEe,l Aotao t]nys ago your letter inuloslng
Ucntva Convention, and asknT my nsssst-
Hncv IN obtAfntnx an Ctllcsul recognition
ol thGao Mr'foles. 1 fully uYrcp
WIN you Init m association for
the Nme!furntt0n Uf the sNfYcrInxs Ut tho alex
nnd wounded ln arlntas iii tllnt Of war should
hnEc MI at[icfal stntt,s III our country. III case
OF WIFI III tho future VIC should tacrjyG tho RreNt-
cst baticiit bud VIC iii organization officially
cnnrgctl with dispensing tho churittes 1T tho
HullnaG. nnd hope you will be able to lay this
n1nttHr bttpre t1e Government III such d Why rs
t. jnhurt BUsr1 favorable ngtion ut m ehr}y tlay
huye net.ctions to sotno OF tho provisions in
tue articles. bAt 1t would 10 wstl. l think, to
Mnks bextnninz in this direction, even with
IN Imperfect nIun. and when wnf IA actually
Will " such alterations a1G notifications would
tnKo place rs would Tneet tho necessities Of tho
situation. | nitI. my dear allss 4!nrt1n. very
truly YOURS. r. Ii, S1iE,tDAS,
Northumberland United Btales Army,
, 1881-11-28
THF R0ST0N RANKS,

flOsroH, NHy. :7.-The Central Natiolat nank
OF thia city has been orIored by Controller Knox
toincrelsu lts capltul stock by $5o,oN. Thu e1-
tension Of tlno before tho appointment OF Il to-
cc,yer Of tho Paoldo TANK granted by Controller
Knox ls onu week from Saturday lust at the
tuuel1nx ut the stockhoidera Tucsday to hcar thu
Examiners repurt, and to consider tho best nc-
tion to tako Iii reKurtt to the eontIunnnce ut
business It u stnt0l that luany atook hodeFs e1-
pressed u willingness u subscribe tn duo pFoIgE-
tlon whAt IL necessary tu lnt0t the prssgnt tia-
dobt etinesx ulld reuatab1lsh tho bank OH Il firm
basr, with u now Pres,1unt and nnaA Of H.
ruuturs. A ulrcutnr said tonight ehas nothinx
had 1,oon .iuno toward naming a Receiver VI
now President,
, 1881-11-28
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT,

81. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. .1.-The it. Louis men-
bers Of the committee recently appolntp4 by
MaEk II. Duunell, President OF tho !ate H!yer
Convention. Il. o. 6tanard, Cbatrman. presiding,
hela meeting Inst evening and decided to coll
a uuettug Ut the full conlsn!ttep, tu 10 bell! ID
THU city Dsu. u. The, business OF the comtnts-
tut will b. the preparing OF memorial 10 Con-
AFeaa ur9tnY that body to tnko prompt action
iu tt4ard to the improvement OF The AllAstsalppl
aud its tributaries.
, 1881-11-28


...a t.,. ,,.. l.. ,,,, ,,, l..
quito amplo for our needs. THO proposition to
silver tlol1or IA nm tvhh +. .,,n,>ortnd Nv o,hor
,,rnmtnont bimotnI1,st, bcs,,tc. % nireetor f,ir.
International sfonctary Commission, has sa,ti,
sIncc bin return from tho Parts conference,
.n .nai ~ n's 'u"Rmehtt "oala 90 ha'lsao'o tos
lho United Suites to suspend tho cHinHRc. and
that ha thought such courso would old In
bImutnIlIo stontard. 1ut1o. Kc1iv: ann,har hi.
nciuI,i.t. IA nI.o ootcI NJ nrnr;ue ot ica.t thu
tn,n,,orar. ~, s ~ r. .t,n
yer dol1ur. Tho following nro tho principal
comments iu Durchar,i'a report upon tho silver
question,
sf1SEh rElsclIAsEs.
At tile commencement Ut tho lust fiscal yanr
ore WE were -" naa '''a III tue t, enaRo s s
nrd siivcr buiiIo'. Wortf, nj il ~ et,lHsua v!,n
Gu. arr H. ~ 1a."s IN ~ ,,ssi3 ns nm 81 esqc ,,
,o sliya,r p tn IN " h1nn i"n iasI p III,
eaS c1nnss yls s k;i; 9ft' ftf
pba M'nt. ihe lmt 1t sucs'diary CO ce'anxe "rt INV
~ ~ and s1,v so H. IT, s,': a"F tesp H.
a g maa nx ser Ter sG ~ nR ny )! was
+" r .G 1c % ~ ssgr Gsg of fha .no @ ssSr r s
ts,r tho s,Il,satwv ~ snr. '' @ ' tn peen r,.,4 tb
nu,t,,1I,t Of munt6ty ,M,rr1sps: % t.stc.v ut tho
utnnI,nt ~ wti t',tnwt. Tr,,,r"t II ,vas 3hnn,,Et
tiIat nic,i.nt siIy"r t,.,iiinn hatt nIrcauv i,,,
asont,,nia,sti for the p!ol,atia siyeT eo!naao
4 ,sca ,at nins 1r;nf tnS r""'lsr "t ;hS
o.,Scss 11, 5f"r 81 .,at '''R stivcr IL tnnps a y,
enns q .e sesty ssxs Il teS saefs ss sS s + @ 1
40 thar t,nt Insr,. ttnt r5;afltdH olnvn thn re T
chusss. ~0'7e a"0'4 W ''''~''s1 - ""~@ '"'
r,,r u,rr,x n,+rc,,1era
q, the rt ,,e.athsr..for" ,n,'cb tgbtcr
the ye"r. III tha 'lnoilt. 9f slay. ow'.9 to tho
icreI tor dc'iyery III he raete Coast n.Ints. tho
!a3c!ti far san rrnnslsco end resumed d tfo
slint to tn'p!t,y Us much OF i;s torcr IS pasltc
im ts.o c0i',n0e 9f ytsd. the tnonshy allotment OF
svnr Go'nnEe tor tGe fow ordsGils Mant wns !.
Greuaeu, a'!t TINT ior the l'hlfaatsnfItn Mint
leseene!. ahd procure a.!llcet 1!!lllon % *
egute tho rcHuircd cn!lih9o Mt tho New Or!cnns
M'nt tue OWNERS of s!!ytr bullion were solicited
ihlnt. TING pr!eEs , for delivery i'll lotd OF
iees thaH luNV ounces u tie Now
time to time ty The Director Of the Mint slightly
1etnw tne aH1!vstlcnt 0f tho London price. and
ens mi rsua orks n tae 70
luctnE thon to deliver their s!lvcr bi,tlion at
asaed .hemseIves Of tho aiyantEo 'ts u direes
stipn,ent, Swung the prcysoua expense Of do,Ihe
isanspor.aon .a T. ai. ifn nc MtInEte sea
tncneelvGs. Inc piiFSha.es q. M uuriuH the ycar OF
SILVER bullion were standard ntlt'ccs. at
y, eost Or 1919 f. ING t1yGr received Tor
cnnrHes anu pnrtcd rom foin nhd paIa foTs rs
H. H. VIZ nto M o stanoafa ,,rca*"d SnSeS mak!ng
IN STANDARD ul.nccs, ut. tho cost
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-28
Death OF Thomas Da,ty.

Another old settler has passed away
to the world where como NO changes.
Thomas DaNey died At His residence.
January 10Th, after a long atliiction.
He WAS born in Cornwall, England,
February ID ISIS. In 1885, lie came
10 this country Tor the purpose of
aSsaNlng copper ore, for company
who had sent for him. When he ar
rived the company had failed and he
had To turn his attention to something
else to secure 4 livlihood for himself,
and young family He turned his
attention first 10 school teaching.
After time he moved to Linden and
Clcrked in store for one year fer
Michael podc. At the end Of the
year he returned to Mineral Point,
and entered into the dry goods and
grocery business With Frank Vivian.
After some years he sold ont and
opened Il jcWelry store. Save about
two years, he continued until pros
tratpd about two years ago. with
paralysis. Since that time - has
gradually failed until death released
him For about one year previous to
death he was almost utterly helpless.
A more cmaciatod form could scarce
y be seen, yet Ills suitcrings. until 4
shortly before death, were not great.
As aeiti2cn he WAS esteemed For
forty years or more he was identified
with the city's life. He saw II grow
from L few loE cabins toacity Of no
mean buildings. As a husband and
parent, he was good providcr and
aifcetionatc Fora half Il century. he
prolossed saving faith in Christ As
Il member III tie church he Was reg
ulm and prompt in attending the
various means OF grace while strength
permitted When confined at home
lie reioiccd III Christ his Savior. His
trust was il Christ 10 the last, and We
have confidence that he is now Of the
Joyful throng who praise the Lord
day and night in the Temple
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-28

Renember the meeting 1t II,
Town Hall on saturday afternoon
The Chicago ana NorthweStern's
earnings Tor The second week III Jan
nary show m Increase Of S612ee.
The fifteenth annual meeting Of the
Northwestern nairymen'S A>socia.
tiou Will he held III Evansville, Fehu.
AIRY Sth. 9th and 10th
Petroleum v Nasty will deliver the
second lecture. in the citizens lcc,,
ure course, on Monday evening Eel
nary 7th
\ chap is traNling through She state
with compound FOR rendering kcro,
Sene nen.eNplosjyc Fine salt Is thu
article
Mrs. lda george, and daughter Miss
llauus. started for Denver Col. on
Tuesday morning they will make chat
city their future home.
j II Smith the embcaling Agent
Of the American Sowing Machine
company ut lauesyllle, AMI who was
recently released eu bail, has "skjpp-
ed and his bail has been forfeited.
Hos. Geo, Il, Vending, has been
engaged Is the riti1enS lecture COM
mittec Il lecture here some time du-
ring the winter, upon "mgerSollism
from secular stand point,
Monroe, Wis, Ian, y. Herbert
Bingham. aged about -. son ~ tile late
Judge Binghrm, Of This place, and
greatly respected, shot himself with Il
shotgun through Che head He is suU
alive, Int his death is imminent
Cause unknown
Pierce Jackson. met with serious
accident on last Thursday night. lie
was working night shift iuamine on
jas. SponslcNS land, and while ut The
bottom Of the shaft, large stone fcn
and struck him ON the head, fractur
ing his skull He is now lying Ill at
his home. but doing us we'll rs could
he expected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-28
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR: Patent, $3.50 Winter
$500; Spring, 1910.
WINTER WIIEAT-7Oc TO soc.
per bushcl.
SPRING WHEAT 7or per
bushel.
OATs.-23c. per bus.
CORN-32c per hushcl
BARLEY From lOc T. Goe por
bushel.
FLAX-SEED 9ocpcr bushcl.
POTATOES i0a per bu.
SALT-O Ordinary fine 81 - per
bbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks (5G lbs.), 81 %; large
sacks 1921 lbs, 81 80.
CLOVER SEED 800 % 5000
per bus.
TIMOTHY $500 per bushel.
HIDES -('rccn, 8 u Il. per u.
calf, Sc. per ~.
hays 90 to So 90 per ton.
TURNIPS-3jc to 40c
BUTTER 1Sc. per ID.
EGGS BE per dozen
LARD-l0c. per ID.
BEiNS-s1.60 70 1926 per bu.
WOOIs-Washed, 25c. to 30c.
WOOI-Unwashcd, DC. e. 2jc.
TALLOW-4c. per ID.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, i'll mar
kets, Sc. 10 Zoe per IL.
BEEF-Live, S2.7j 70 500.
HOGS-Liye, $40.
LEAD ORE1s26.O0 per IO0Olb.
BLACKJACK s2l.OO per ton.
DRY-BONE-s14.O0 per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per
VI.
APPLES-70c per bushel
Onions sl.2g per hu.