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The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
A British war Vessel Blown I'm.

LONDON, May. 5 The Admi ralty
has received a telegraph from
Montevideo stating that the British
was sloop Doterel was blown up Ton
the Goth of April, at Sandy Point,
in the Strait Of Magellan. The cause
of the catastrophe is not known.
Lieut. Stokes remains at the scene
of the disaster to ascertain the cause
of the explosion with the assistance
of divers. The Commander, Pay
master, and Engineer, caulker, a
carpenter, and seven seamen were
saved. The Doterel registed l,l37
tons, and had 900-horse power
engines.
The Doterel probably carried a
crew of 1870 men, of whom it 10
feared 100 are lost. The Times
announces that the officers and crew
numbered l56, all of whom persisted
except IL.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
The Oklahoma Question.

WAsMINeroN, May 1.-The liey. j.
Milton Turner, president of The Freed
meh'b Oklahoma Colonization Company,
has photographed the Secretary Of the IA
eIlor that he will not attempl 10 induce
emigration into Indian Territory until
he has tine decision If the department
relative TO the legality Of the prop psiiion
lie has no Intention 10 violate the law,
and viii abide by the decision without a
mnrmur. The Secreia will inform
Mr.. Turner OF the result of the lnvestl-
"a lon into the law Of the mater. The
,iecision, 1t Is expected, will be adverse
20 The freedmen's scheme, because the
law officer OF the general land office has
already given an opinion TO that effect
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Charles Moohen, Of Pittsburg, arr, az
50 In Wllkesbarre on Sunday for pas
United yesterday IN default az Sanoo
oall. IL IL SAID he WIS the leader ~ y
gang OF counterseltars In Wf,kesba,ra
ana other arrests are expected.
John Cahiil arrested in New Yuk m
sunday, after hts wIfe's body lad basn
,ouhd hanging ID their room, WAS re-
leased yesterday, the evidence shnwino
snas the woman committed suicide.
The Board of Port Wardens va,,ar
uay adoDled report recomm. ming
Lnas the Piiotaxe Examinipu Board
snaIl hereafter consist OF seven first-rata
ptio's' any two OF whom shall oopsti /.
ute quorum. '"'''l'
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
A REALIZATION OF GREAT Ex.
PECTATIONS.

In the large steam sugar refinery Of
Messrs. Mekeane, Newhall Il Borie. on
worked for many a day mludle aged
laoorer, popular with his comrades, and
generally we'll liked, Que William j
nav WHO Invested one dollar regu ark
Ia a haf ticket OF Louisiana Stai,
Lottery, enclosing the money 10 M. a.
Danphin, No. $40 Broadway, New York
Clty, N. :, or the same person at New
orleans, La. He reAiize4 last month and
got half OF the "a capital prize of $40 900
wantf
:, The mems are preparing for Easter-Iay-
ing Tor II so 10 speak .-SOmerset Herald
Inc only objection we nave to them n
they do not meet IL squarsly. They ro al
IL In kind of round (abouf) way; but we
are OF the opinion that this could ne
of M. b. Roberts Poultry ISoxgh
lor IL makes the hens ACTON The housrsi;
by laying donbla-yuked eggs.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

LoUIsvILLE, May 2.-John Rucker. a
negro, who had been hired By j. *.
Dietrich, grocer to help the hiI cd girl
Lizzie Foz, alter his work was done or
saturday uignt concealed himself IN the
Woodshed When the girl soon atg. r
wafd went 10 the well Tor mo water.
tne negro seized her by the throat, anu
altsr terrifying her until she became
uncopsclous oy drawing razor acros,
her throat, dragged her to the woodsh. a
aLd outraged her, The girl Is an on.
Rhan, beautiful aud but 10 years of are.
The citizens turned out and hunted
Fucker down and he is now in iail.
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''On the Wrong Track

FTOm III. n. Y. Tribune.
The committee are clearly on the
wrong track. Their business is to 20
to our senator (Conkling) and 10 tell
him in spirit of love and oandor that
the harmony of the party requires
him at The first executive session to
Use and propose the confirmation of
Judge Robertson. He could find
many good things to say of him-he
could find nothing bad-and he would
be doing an eminently graceful aud
proper thing, which would be to his
credit and advantage for yeats to
come.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
COnspirators Against IN. st.

CoNsTANrlNoPLE, May 2.-It i, nov
pretty generally conce led that be rsa nus
OF the sultan's zeal concerning The a1 i"'
quiry into the death Of Abdul A I1s ' !,
nat a serious conspiracy was mg.nirbs
against himself Ia vitw Of sIich :
possibly thinks The exemplary mnjsL h.
menL Of the Ssasslns sll finnish !.
salntafy example. The sutan's two
orothers-in-law, Mahmoud pasba and
Noury Pasha, who are under arrest ara
suspected OF having been deeply impIica.
Tea In both cases. The investigator
winch IS now proceeding will certainly
produce curious disclosures.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Democratic Victory I'm st. Paul.
ST. PAUL, May AT the municipa
election here to-day the entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected by maioritie.
ranging from 1000 to 1920, Edmun,
Price being elected Mayor by the large
majority.
One Of Gen. Tecumseh Snerm an q ide q,
On the subject of Indian campaignint
was 70 allow the troops to kill all thu
buffAloes, as then The 80 called hostll,
Indians could not support themselves By
the chase and would be compelled u
come In and draw rations. There is Iii
Tie need, however, of resortlng to thi
4iAni II would appear, since in Mile
City, Montana. alone, during the pas
autumn and winter. $1,000 bufIalo hide
were sold. The animals, of course. wer
mostly XII cd for their hides, and not q
1ood. The bunaloes VIII disappear las
enough under this process; ana the
there Will be lamentatIon that they have
gone.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
A Circus Performers
Fatal Fall.
y Probably

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 3.--Lizzit
Devene, with the Barnum- London Cir
Gus, while performing The catapult &C,
this evening, fell upon the netting and
struck her chin upon ner knee, causing
conclusion of the spine. She has lost all
power Of motion and sensation of the
lower limbs. Her recovery is doubtful.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
From the Baltimore SUI.
baltimore and Ohio Ratlroad
Relief Ordanca

The ordinances to suspend the furt her
lhcreace OF the sinking fund of the ten
million or Baltimore ami OHIO Railroad
Loan oflS53-4, which will mature u 1890
passed yesterday afternoon both branches
OF the council, having BEEN favorabIS
reported from the committee on ways
anu means, ana now awaits the siRnatnr,
OF the mayer an tue approval III the
Legitl tnrt to become law. The forme,
vii doubtiess be- promptly afixed; the
iatler Can only be obtained when the
Legislature meets next January.
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LONDON, May IA G n..i
dispatch Announces III. .s",'''anllDOpls
II trade actholiz,ny 1%s o. an
70 u accept the propos d so,',i 'ne Forte
creek frontier ques lon. AN oI y; ol the
9 Proclamation or official ool h h. Is
sultan personally ia dislinrtionO " The
nat, which eman ties fir IN the ron .0. .
try. w" MS Minis.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Pocket Book Lost.

Yesterday, Henry Clark, a high
ly respected resident of Mill Creek
Hundred, had the misfortune to lose
his pocket book containing about
$55 He had been in Philadelphia
during the day making some pur-
chases, and he thinks that he lost it
in this city while on his way from
the p, w. & B. depot to the Della
ware Western depot.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Enforcing the sunday Law.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, May AIN AN inter
view with the new mayor he said he ill.,
tended to enforce the Sunday law. An
order has oeen issued 10 the police 10
close all saloons and cigar stores. As
TO drug stores keeping open and raining
steam and streets cars he said he would
end the ma ter TO court. There is gre at
rejoicing among the temperance people.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

ERIE, PA, May 2.-key. Father
Naloney still continues to attract
scores of people from all parts OF
the country afflicted with disease,
and who implicitly believe in his
influence with the Almighty to pro-
cure complete cure. he has l64
patients.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Tine baltimore ..e.-
OWnees ette'sn

BALTIMORE, May su.
Colton announces in rhm H. GeOrp|
tne Gazette this mornino no - eoIumus d
t new proprietorship he b as' Under /
W o1e , control and business I msr assume
=, ), mat paper. it will be htianagemeu|
says' from the start to main M I,S aim, b
s .'e"e.i . repres ntativo newsne e The Cal
weli-enough-alone snitir;;y going, letl
sna re, but Of the vitality. u tho Old Bali
and the awakening entery,i the energy
, new-to lift it out OF pro vSe Of ID
nal,sln and launch it i.I JJI,n :, n jour
r, rent OF metropolitan IDEAS u 'Iect
Y. Y, me Gdsette will endeay"r = rolIticaL
tue peopl in the faith Of : . 1' esducal,
JACKSON ok. Silas Wright aud B sSilt,'oI
MI, mr.. Cotton is the prop nsyaId.
ana President OF the Board -' y o
commissioners OF this civ o' POLES
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General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, Nav 3. 1881

LONDON, May 3, 1881
The Prince of Wales will start fol
Vienna to night to attend the MARI
age of Prince Rudolph.
The two men, Nichols and Kavan
agh, have been remanded on charge
of completely in the shooting oI
Farrell IN Dublin.
The Daily Ne,os in its financial
article says:-"A private telegram
received IN the city says a Chiliau
protectorate over Peru is rumored
A treaty of peace is doubtful.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and prices advanced, espec-
tally for the Southwestern shares. Mo.
ney was very easy 10 call borrowers. Gov.
eruments were steady en- moderate bus
mess, State securities dull and railway
bonds active and strong. Foreign ex-
change was advanced.
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banquet 10 General Grant.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 3, 1881

CITY OF MEXICO, May 3, 1881. \
A banquet was given to General
Grant last night by the promoters
Of the Topolovampo Railroad. One
numbered and fifty persons, were
present, including three members Of
the Cabinet. may Deputies, Senators
and other distinguished men. Great
friendship was expressed for General
Grant. The toast of the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs was General GRAM
the great, the good and the well
tried friend of Mexico"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
A Liberal Offer.

Mr.. William Bucknell, OF Phiiadel phi Ia
has offered TO give $50 $50 toward the en-
nowment fund of the .Crozier Baptist
Theological Seminary at Lewisburg Pa.
provided that the further sum of 300 ,o00
In secured and and permanent Invest.
ments be derived by selling all the pro-
perty belonging TO the university 10
which II is attached. except the real es-
tate In the university campus in Lewis
OO0 be raised by the board of trustees. The
offer is TO remain open until November
next.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrettons OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C, Will send recipe that will cure yos
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
NeU York. CttV. Mav4-eodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Booth and Irving Play Together.

LONDON, May 3--Edwin Booth aud
Henry Irving played respectively Othel.
10 and Iago a. the Lyceum Theatre las,
night before an immense and enthusias-
tic audience. The papers this morning
all unite in saying that nothing like the
performance has ever been seen on the
modern stage.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Fast Time at the Nashv,lIe Race.

), NASHVILLE, May 1.-The spring
meeting OF the Nashville Blood Hoise
Association was inaugurated to-day IN
the presence of large assomblage OF
spectators. The programme contained
three races, all 81 which produced keen
finishes aud one-the Maxwell House
Stskes-Very fast time. In-thls race the
pay nily Araiza won, making the dis
lance, one mile aud furlong, In 1884.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
kanguinary Duel.
LOGAN, Ohio, May 3, 1881.

Two men named, respectively, Geo.
Brooks and Scott Love, fought due
at Orbiston, in this county, this morn.
ing, the result being that both mel
were seriously wounded. 1t is report
ed that Love cannot survive.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Piasterers' Mee,,o.

,1ourleyihen plaslrrers oftlu, ci,v
also agiiStihg TIN question of ,r" 9 az
wages, and will hold m..,,,o 'IVleas
purpose OF fleeing d busjn. 81 o' ~. W
lion at Sarnger Hall, Fou tn street st b",l
O'Clock. '"ne' III TN
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

BALTIMosE, May "A gasoline
lamp on an altar to the Virgin Mary, in
the chapel of the Institute of Our Lady,
in Aisqulth street, exploded while May
devolions we're being held this morning.
causing a panic among the young ladies
aud nuns. The damage was slight and
no one was hurt.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
WtockhoIeera Meeting

A meeting of the stockholders ofthe
Newark and Delaware City Railroad
Company, was to have been held in
this city yesterday, but only three per
sons were present and no business was
transacted.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Charles Brown and Charles Whit.
ers' OF the Gloucester schooner AID
mlrai, supposed to have been lost
10 dory off the Western Banks on
the 23d ult., were picked up by a
vessel on the 10Th ult.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
FOURTH EDITION


For the Middle Aila 1tic States, fair
weather, preceded by local rains, In the
southern portion; variable winds. shift
ing TO east or south; lower barometer,
st ltionary or higher temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

A promising young horse has been
named Dr. Tanner In hopes that IL will
make him fast.-EIchdn0e. That might
40 Tor some horses; but we had rather
take our chanc II on a package of M. N.
ssODerts Horse Powders, as they
s s,.i ahtee neatly anu vigorous consti.
lutlon. which Is essential for aLy horses
speed and endurance.
"Of all sad words of tongue or men.
Tue saddest are these, at m ight have
BEEN" ~
Inc above quotation was forcibl1
brought to mind the other day by hear.
my young lady remark that she wouit
not now De dying with Consumption I
sue mad taken Stne's Syrup or Tar
wiz Cherry and HOrehOund. M
no moer last, and cured her colo as :,
friend OF hers did. 10
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY Arn
Underwear in America. COOK q BaorHxR
Nos 40. 81 and So North EIGHTH srRKrr
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
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WiIm ingIOA. Markets.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May 2. 8 P.M M,
Beef cattle were in fair demand tbIs
week, and prices were firm: 28OU mead
arri is ana sold at the different yard
a. 4A9B7zc. per pound as 10 condition.
sHEEP were less active; about 5000 head
SOLO AZ the different yards at b1< ole. for
Wool sneep; 4gbZc. Tor eli pped sheep, anu
oAg TIC per TO-, for Lambs.
,od moS 90 were IN demand atJormer price. |;
S0o0 head sold at the different yards. a,
s@91ac., per H., as to quality.
PARK DRovE.YARD.
FVtg-second and Lancaster Gve, April 30.
sHEEP-Extra, clipped, ITO to 1870 MS ,t 1T
!; GOOD, clipped, 80 10 l0O u.s., 5 30 10 g.:
taiT. 81 70 20 lbs, TO 81; good lambs, IL
70 spring lambs, TO $50; Cal vea, s.,
70 I. Market brisk at the reduced rates
cent lower than last week, ArriyalS'
1900 head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, April q, SPIN.
FLOUR Is in fair request at former rates
sales OF z5OO bbls, including Minnesott
enLras, at IS a 5 rs for low TO fame,
clear. and at SO a 90 Is for straig hi.
nert ~ q 7s extra family, part for ex-
20 5OS6, and Patents at So 76a7 rs. Rye
| riour IL hfm at % so per barrel.
| GkAiN.-Wheat was in better demand
~ a1a 1d p dde We're traction higher. saiel
track. at$I 22.No. do. at Al % and f do
elevator, at 70. At the open board 81 23I
was old for April, 81 az for May. 81 Il
ior June and 81 1879 July. Rye IS selling
II Ior pennsylvania. Corn is firri
ana IN moderate demand, with an adj
vance In futures. Sales OF I2,0OU bushels
incluuing yellow, at 57azC959c., according
20 locaIloni steamer, at 571zc. and reject
e tu az o'c;i lo,Ooo bushels, April, lasl even
els, April, sold at 5s55sc.; Is, 900 bushels do.
az o.Ae.; 55a4c. was bid for May. 54s<c.
Tor June anu 5514c. for July. Oats are less
&C. out eady. sales Of 10000 BUSH
ooeG, and rejected and mixed at 46lIe.
Inc receipts to-day were as folio Wn: 8Ia6
D ,an i OF -four. 1850 bushels wheat. al.
~ v oI 3D. corn, 900 buth. rye, 1850 bush.
key. Al" Dafrels WINS
WHisKEh 80 barrelsor Western IRON
'ouhd sold at 81 % per gallon
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

MI. L. d. Gumpert, representing n
h. Jr., and l.. V. Miller, of B,lt,n,.'.
Is In the city introducing teen nav h, 10
OF Navy Plug Tobacco, &c God EnonSh y
and taking large orders. We advIss IN
string Roof O. y - 80 - al
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

hilosophers say that affairs should
always be conducted with a view N ihs
SIeattst good OF tns greatest numbtr'
". Balls Cough syrup mas demonstrate
I.selI Us "i tue greatest good TO ths
krealpst num er oTsu; farers
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
Broke Her Arm.

Early yesterday morning Mrs. John
Crumlish, living at Fourth and Mon-ot
streets, while get ing up rather hurried
ly TO attend to a sick child, fell down
stairs and broke one of her arms.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
MIR. SUFFERS CAPTURE.
Continued Efforts Of the British
Consult 20 Negotiate u Ransom
with the Brfgands.
LONDON, May 3, 1881

LONDON, May 3, 1881.
A despatch from Constantinople an.
nounces that the British Consul contin.
ues to negotiate with the brigands TO
the liberation Of Mr.. Suter without Ie
gard to the rumor that he was on boar,
the bark supposed to have been manuel
by brigands, which was recently sum-
by q Turkish gunbost.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04
BANKS AND BANKERS,

LfIRST NATIONAL BANh
I OF WlLMIEGIo.
hEPosiToRY OF THE PUBLIC MONf,
AND
FlNAN IAL AGENTS OF THE I'M
TED BTATkS
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Philadelphta, New York and Boston ,c
change furnished to regular Depositor,
without charge. e''i'"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

EDWARL BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CA.rtr.
Paid mp Capital, m1os, ~!
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NHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET

6O2 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2Ith. lsAl
a, open 10 receive deposits dairy from 4 A
M, unit 4. M., and ON Tuesday and Sai
uiuay eEenihes rom to s O'Clock.
SEMI-AhNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made in A2ril and Octobe..
. When divi<3nds are not w,lhdrewn.
they are accounted as deposits, IN. "er'
manent deposits compound Tie. mi res,
twice in each year. ~ . 'es
MANAGERS
Clement ii. Smytn, / George w a,.A
Chas. w. Townsend GeorSe 8 6an,
Nathann X. Benson, nj. T.. f5chap elie,
Henry F. Dure, Ed ward Dsriina,n,
M VI nashngs, Job IL. jackson.
EDWARD Fusey, VIM. IL. swift.
Anthony Higgins.
mn GEO. ". BUSH, President
- ~; 3; CAPELLE, Vice President.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

Discount days, Mondays anu Ia /. ID. .
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

pleaeant TO the taste and surprisinsIv
quick IN relieving coughs and colds. N Il
n as AZ All strange that DIR. Bulls Cough
congh remedies "'nSI
The daily gazette., 1881-05-04

The following were the ruilpg prices IN
market this morning:
Butter. lresh, per pound....... $50 20
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k.SGAL J0rgIRGs.

--Repsirs for Atlas RnginS can 90 hAa 81
:. S. Mitchell S Go.
FOR nice sitting shirt, hays it mads to
ramtt Olsucy'R, 709 Main street, up stairs.
For mixed COW sud here lad, bran, oats,
snhay, etc, go 70 S.edmsn S Co., No. 767
Elm street. Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Eogine took blue ribbon
yer twenty-five comp6titoya ct ST. Louii
gsir 1879.
--hecters Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. Ses certificates Of san0 in sdver-
txn3snt in smother column.
--aSyo your drawers made 70 order ut
%l'acoy's, double lined in the sest and war
tted Sot to rip or break.
-rWho is shot A prominent lady patron
Of ihe isge, known 20 be wealthy, is ssid 10
have il in her brain to advise everyone with
whom she oonyeraes 70 use "Rya and Roclh
as beverage, or as tonic, or q cure for
many Of the diseases that Gesb heir So"
be it q cold, cough asthma, brocnitis, or the
consumption. She always adds, however, DO
suro TO yet Van. Bells "Bock and Rye" with
his signature or the label, 40 all ethme are
limitations, The question is does she receive
. commission, or is che public bopelactorf
Who is ahe'
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come st once, and sre expected soon. The
bond it being signed with
interest and no doubt viii be per-
teeted tsls afternoon. EH.goverucr Brown
And Colonel A6rsml Aro still here--Aa
extra train with baggage car and one coach
arrived at l2;f5 to-day bringing the meil.
AT the Everett houss breakfast table
this morsing, Mr.. EySus, clerk AT w. A.
HuFmsn's itOre, became angry With 2 csl
cred WaiGOr and drawing o pistsl shot him,
The bsll took effect rear the cellar bono.
The wound ia hurtful but set eeasidsrsd
daugerous.-syuch interest, still Intensive
Ing, IS being maniitstod by Swnors OF resl
sst2ts and persons OF erwiss Interested in the
carrying out Of the big prospects of our CITY,
IN consequence Of the nuch talked Of his
s9ufi Palido railroad geing several miles
eSst OF town. UEtil u O'Clock to-day was
given our citizens TO mako 8 bond securing
the rlght-ot-Way through town Ter the Mis-
souri Pacific rosa. At that limo the bond
bad bsaA written aud was being signed but
IS coma Of tbs citizens signed /! with the
understanding that thirty or forty others
named had to be attached, and il being re-
wise certain TINT that lumaor will DO oh.
tAiFol, even yet II ia not certain that tao
bend will h0 made unless 1ors time 10 given.
Tho WFyofy bosso fills the bill entirely
as llrst-clSss hetel
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A MNrN ThAMN.

DR.. Kings SyEhilitic Remedy ia gusran
teed to cure aypbilis in the primary, .scon-
dGry snd tertiary rtsges, and in all its varied
and csmplcsied forms, End will cure the
worst cases of venersl diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emf
nent phyticisns Of America. 1t cures The
first atage and heals the ulcers in few days.
It cures ulcers in ths mouth, node, throat,
head, srms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and Joints, syphiliuc rheumatism, etc.
in short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express, A treatise on
sexual diseases Tree. Sent sealed for two
stamps Dr. ]. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 9TH street,
ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR., Dinsboer makes chronic dis
cases y specially. II you arc afflicted with
no NO mAktar what, eRll or Whist.
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NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station ut
fellows No mail Rnd express arriveo at at
n No 4la6il and express leaves Rt 0:5B n. M.
ConnaedGna--A At TSNsrkanA, with oil trains
on st. Louis, Iron Mountain & So. R'wiy, fer
all points North. East ard Southeast. At Long
view Junction ana Mineola, with all ralns or
International Railroad for Tyler, PAlestlns,
Houston, Austin, Galveston end san Antonio,
at Dallas, with rainb of the doustop 4 Texas
Central R'W " for CorslcQna, aiexius BTsmsEd,
Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hempst9ad, Breubam
and all polB Is ia Middle and Southern Texas.
At sherman, with II. & II. G. R'y, fer all
points on the liRa fhat road. At Fort Worth
with stages for all pOlnt3 Ia Nostera TsXaa,
A. Shreveport, VITA Red River Nteamers at
suW O rlcgua. PullmaB's Palace Sleeping Cara
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Gherman 10 IT,
I.ouis. Any Information in regard to rates to
freights or passage, time ana connections With
he Gheerfally given on application To SEQ
Noble, Gen'l Sup't, Marshall, Texas, W. II.
Newman, G, j. a :, Marshall, Texas, or II. w.
Thompson q p & Il. A, Msrhall Texas