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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

:. ant;relv credited Yet the genera e'0' -
,nartet closes lower tonight 'h'"
IA lat night. First prices today were any
trom a. 10 3. per cent higher than iast CIV ms
closing figures Bnt the later dev lopineh'S -
strat, beyond doubt that they were h'u' ",b ~
ue.,ols re, stocks recorded any higher u1Oio'
during the whole day than were m op'n' = Int
g, f str.potb yer, foil WED by reactoh'' '.'D
az no time did there seem 70 be any 1t, +,
confidence in the railing fig lr's' ""'' :, .,,n,1
4here yer. were the amounts iIiS OF u " ..I
their stocks with an ease t lat Surp ~" - al
;s,,o ,rnte1 the IS I'll rs VA WI ~ a.. 40
did. take 'ayors" on the lolS S'-o avn,
- From the p bile there was not eve" d"
- -. tLo s,,eul asIy. h,tok OF proSpoc I've e19f
r., f,ct ia I at in tn apprcclatl IN Vi VIC
90, lit;ons tonching vain 3, present aHh P'''
.,,.otiy If corpora i've securities that hN'
,aoced rom 80 to - PER cent on th' P'eno - '''i
,os,lts Of en- q years business az thab OIL iooo az"
~ tbe q 1T, o. . rIil way war that Is so ia' non "
cot o nent that l1a lime contr l"s tven ior I"elN'
nonthsl for frei9ts ut 10 or rates IN IN CIV =
were known, have re ,eutty been made wal 9'i'0'
snerulator, are far bahinI that class which - GU,
,,ared 10 merca tile pursuits, whose p'"0'''
k,o,yled 20 Of what is actually beng uon' Has
rlace of Stock Exchange irre'p nAoie ''iTio ~
800 J. i,t.,deJ To ne done. The elevated ran
road stocks Ters aH5cDcd ny 80 4, IS, -. 4
1o,si,, refisi,r ~ r.stOFs tn Now-foSH III F"'ou
poiIroad 10 tbe N,w-YoIk Company, ana his orter
70 r.ce,ver Of tn, Nnat--al Ca nPtnY To orlns
smits against the New-York ana M"trop 'ltan com
ma lie, for tn, recovery o. $500 90 AMI IN ere''
FROM May. 1870, for Marhattsn stock Delivered 10
them with mt consi er ltion. Manhattan rose ron
AL. to 5Oa,049; New-Yors Elevated tell tro " llo
10 1919, and recovered to 100, and Metropoh, 'n
fell fr m S7ai to s5A036. The general hafhe'
closed weak and unsettled.
The dealings in Government bonds dli nov ie'oH
important results at the Boards but COCO
is reported at the Offices OF the arge dealers -. 'aiI
nov of exchanging the called 6s for the continued
~ uaoce the price OF the la tar class az 10 tune
dnrinr the day was qnoeed at 10Th hi II; the clio ing
quota ion was 101 bid, against 1908 last evening
The other changes in he final bids are an advance
of l for the continued Gs and decline OF g HOT INC
dos. Annexed are tie closing quotations:
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TIE STATE OF TRADE

BuTtuoHs. 2l.-'OtOn quiet NidtlinC il iHHl p.
flour q.iet: howard street an" western super ~
XiI.t 81 2Ju-7 FANNY, . EbI1 v, -
Mills -uprf s. % o. 10. Extra rb 1@r1 o. 40 An'
tsdsS 30. IO brands. - -. faJapscO FANNY
Wben-souhern Western iUw,ri southern 'su,'
al ,.s-l 40 go ADUer. ~ 4faaI Oh No mar
II 81 30 Western Nner Ted. spot and Ucobri ~ -
al a.; NUyciubtr al .Girarl 4tt+ D'teho'l. % 90
an 1ia, JaIhuy. ~ ., AL 5JA~ tom tuih,rh I
southern While TO. yellow tl'' "'S
ern aIXea s0t and october, Gydty'iei NOVrnDl' -
71042Lt. stea'lV roubie H. 80
; e.. Western Nhite. 5Oaj g. 10 MtArd 4s@tDri rem
svty,nin tJA5t1 ~ %. Hay hIh' ii"o
10 Chotre Ind MARYLAND. s@t ad@,.
buFFALo, Ct. rIDur ,i,auL ahd uichinBel: VITA
vet, .lu,i 1 dad DuIutH ci7ii Corn du
ana nj..if.l GJc. No. Mixed C-al- oats qu,l, ~"
u s.eru Quoted 1900 Bailey b ftif heiid1
and ,tea NJ sas, 900 bush state Oh track AZ 81 nu
Bu,i 40 AZ .Jn bush. thh inlia al = w. u"'hnH
20 ng Iu lty, Canal Freights-W wheat, Jtc-i Corn DC
Fn i{hs 10 SewIOrk by Hnwnea bS4c' COiD 0'ae'i Oss
$50
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TOTAL RECEIPTS P2ODycH
Pea. VJrti si,,. Tus'' - 20 ~
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Oct. q. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-1ORk, FIlttN, wv - 80
AeTF1n Moderate sale at 5asc for Pcts and t'c ior
Pearls a.. o0i-, for West
bIEsWAX-st duil and nominal a. 2l@--'2A Io' "o'N
orA southern Yellow -
CAS- DLlS-ateadY aud In moderate deuahu. ~, ,.es re-
(OAI-knthracIt. continues actiYe, alh III 80
u ain generally iru ira .lnous u sc tn' 81!
firm Ne quote: liverpool House ,a2hl, "a -
I1y,rpool Gas do, - Newcastle 10 Sa1h'R al 75S
scotch steam. 50 Is; Proyihcia, - 80
a. P,un,,lyalia and Wcsmoreland 'as, - - " ts'
Virginia do % u.s. Cumberland, liroJf"p ana Olo"iNo'
III Anthracite. So ass4 Ac b. the cargo
~COOPERAGh srOCk--Uul but aeUiy in we" Oh lh"''ei
aie StOSss.
CJrJAGE-Stca v and fairly active. . MI. ,o-
COIFE,s-lio quiet unchanged; Ordinary 70 fIline nr
COOS. It'ic.; ni''f 'sS
G-sse cad OlDors Pri Fate tefn% va 4D
oi.f "a accds III Oh pfi'HUS
terms. oh. . Dol
COTTON-S Dot Cation Gmet, firm. unchangel; saht
lee4 a. so haes EVENING" Including 40 bales Tor oN
q fT
cred on contract bales Receipts at the "rtS tPy
ia,aJ uae- BIZ Dars ms gay 1851 "'eN ~
for the week Si al n'' = f%4ih7
Ist 80 DaIes Last week amt $50 EeS iast lr ~
September g1S,5S bales against l,OJ'S% Oaes iOi '0
sautp grtplg Isl
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COTTON MAgKtrs-BY TELEGHAPH


Mdiune amos od Anai,nf nge1@H ' 49, re-
,r.,.N 900 .-ir, .neit'nE 5,lu Nn.' any 30
o.. Oru"cr a.. N"yruuer ".h'r't' +" a as p ~
de- ,nry 80 and F5h ars yr.y 1s 40 February aud
G...g 90. i Iuly and august delivery o-sg- Fa-
,gs@,55l. oct 2l-r.lo p.m-rne safes of tao aas Ia
cin,.a :: o. bale, Nn-''.AA ,,t,r Furrr.. r-p,a,,,
1d a' s.a, eusc. oe,lei ana No,c.sr s,,ery.
~. Go bi- Amercau Di.u'J Jac, sscu-'r' toos p 30
iar, rtrrrI- too. 5000 bars. orvItr rom me srs
ire' 10 'u'ner-, up bales arto" rVpor' 'o O'r
s.a', Si-Joj biic, lnerci. 10000 bales: amount Of
'SIAS.nziii Uct Fl ih mar.ct Tor yarns abucsI'
quo, A s.eay JJincl % re Co"i "a" "a sa'fhr r ., y
y,ta, h 2 o.. I'D "a: No AZ. Mule Twist Far see
9coToo q, tol la''9 ,s iot rcl9,2.
Z. 10 Ia.T i1.g,'n - ia. a. Weekly agt recoit VS.
.,sbligs shipment, 10 bales sar. go, bales
Cu,ultfoN. ,,tL ,"t"n '.rf'{ "'",''"t. - -
10" "dll"s io''5- GSoi ur'.r5' '"ii A. i s ga. we'll;
Mt rec eI SOL e'rs '1I@''' 10 oJ i,, ,s ''~
uALyE,IoN oct !i.-,otton wa M"dmE lltej
bay, - Io,, co,s6e 100 l.r SAILS iI'4 bor-; ~lcA'
~ H. oao' ssp"r, % or, Al hta ,liibd, rraaco
800 bac' e"a,tel-" u Dars sal'' ~ 'it oo,
MEllrn, oct COTTON ~ a.."taAR' al "a, ue ,
g T, c;gt. 80, i l, .Spaca liz Jcs sles
AonilI. oct I-cot,on steady. Niddlnr. loi c., Low
ba.e'. esPoS co1st".c Z, '' '.y, -, go O.,, 7
La o. Sl, co.,,, ~, o., ac, ,.r,, 1900 oaI2s
Low si,a ,N' Io GOOD o.,n " 1c net receipts.
1,t2 ble, gross --u~ base, Nio.t go G,r't .'h 'vl
cSga ms 8. l, I1c, .o. l,.t; Da.es wee - nsl re-
cell $500 bl,-. u.- go uti"s rNpots 20 Great
"ru. a., !, nc Ci ,6rG a sSy. MId.u
lut' II" .i.dd.iIs, l"r'.' Coco" oi""" No. So
os, s,aG bales. essots ca."e i,,'oj Dz'''' 'l''''
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financial.

IL who are IlJ.rss5el IN rlilrOb 81 business
"a and mica ye iLttlsJcs aI,ul 10 rIG fHIBU ~ AL
MANA. ~ az tI.tr los - Sits' ~ L''-
NEw.YoEK PrSNsYLYANIA AND ONO RAILROAD CO.,
NRCtETAETs DFFlcG
CLEVELAND OuIU - lopL 1881. .
A MEETING Ot the SfJChuOLDERS Oh
Hthe NEW ORA, Pos NSTLNANIA anu ohlD " - ~.
Road COAPA-, l % held AZ tio s'n1EA o"'9' q, '''
company 40 aI3 EuUIdags, IA ths CATS 10 NioFNh o'
between the hOIra VI clJc& IL a. all ~ V"oA ~,
F.IAN 18th DctlJcr lp,I Tor tue purpose 90 u"N.''1,
Directors eusul3 year and the t4h'lot0l o. SUI.
other may properly OrOS Oe'Ofo INC u0e'
"s - TuOs. wARNOCK. secretary.
pANKERS AMI CAPITALISTS Will want to
ID frlD ar l,tl IL PN3t sAS dSaio'
United k5gsILo al sfpsLItIr5 hhoS 80" '''~
.oCJIts - it.
INASSTOCKSan City Il. Il. stocks anu BONDS
I bought aud soll H. 4. nkWIfI, 81 hAolahBe-PA0es
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Business Chances
Cost ano }onno.

OST.-Bank book No. l3l, 1896, issued by
ib ceman savings Bank, in tho city OF New lors TO
%-n Aurust Amou. % not tOtnd or returned 10 IN DiA ~
m. ~, LAY NOvemOcT lool application VII Oe maue
fur q book.
or Rank hook No. 1925, Bank for
4 .,,tpr,. 81 B.eecAcrst.. New.lOTk also uOoA
= ~ !. nlugs CoanJy savage 4nsttdtOn LIpoA4'n -
nj stopped Ptaso TrLuIn s0UAstO respective O'hAS'
OSr--On ar abont 2Ist Of Nav last. Certl-
u,nte No l9g9 for 100 shares Wisconsin Cedtai l-ls
g,d Company stock standing IN name or ChA.ls" hs'" ~
oIuss return 60 H. HoAGLAND caro- OF Hasariea Co..
2s broad 81, Aew-fork
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CHEESE MARKET.

HsRxiMEk. n Y oct 2l.-t;herse market rstherdur.
Eaes made ~ 30 boxes barry a &c and 800
tasi.'r were shipped st l2Gl2isc. as ~ grade.
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TO CAPITALISTS.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT,
The sole Of the stock Of tho
PEORIA STARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Il DESTROYS retiring the business for excellent reasons
the undersigned 20 form proprietary
feine intimately connected W tn the Comp ny the ui.rsga
cd this to be chance rarely a'aiiibr TOT an
excellent sound Investment The Company poseSsrs an
ber prlv eyes The par value or ne stock
ia sj0oO divided into 500 shares OF s0O each. owing 10
the very favorable terms up which the trans er ~ ~ OK "a
he mad anticipated that more than 49, o. OF ca
cash. viii De necessary tO complete me ahst
me u on the inve'trh can
m. royrl ,y actual ngnires BE- LABOR EI client
references anl horouch acies for proving figures VIII %
given undrrsi se The factory u Ia full egatn A
g. tl lies for the supply or corn AMI c0i ana otr ec
uter fcfoTY. Applicants INST hr pre-
puteI 10 fu M acDrv evidence ~ good a before
tD the mount N -" shaes
bas al eady parties who know the value Of The
Address r. 9. y ROBE slSON- secretary OF
mn f1NsN IoyQ
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TIE SILVER CREiM COMPANY,

n
LATE STUART. DCNDAS & COMPANY,
part 81 TIE world lndifn Hrr
chqude and produce every description Orders must nave
attached To TIE extent or ~ per cent
o. balance drawn for under cover Oh ueu
/
Tir silver Cream Company receive commission ana se
non sale In Indian market merchandise and the prooae
Othor cunntres 49,.
Inc Z, Company better position Than any honr
IN Iu.l 20 shin cigars of brands, the Company haNhS
I their mandatory in Buruah FNrrY clHH - yhtI'
nut-ad w1te from the very best lattal pi'uane
, cigarettes being also ~ the Companies special
TRES 100. .,o,,,.
A. non rrcrtnt NJ dollars American postage STAMPS
VERY choice saectOn Of samples VIII Oe MSpat'he" p"
paid ....--- ,,,,.,-.,,, b-.,ch of ths Com
ony. 1usi. they Shipping very LARGELY TO Au' TA oan
francisco the ape OF GOOD Il"p'' ,f.....r
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Dlploeno Noilces.

OFFICE oF TIE sToRBoxT SILVER MIyIxG CoNPAsY.l
No. 2 NAssAC-sr, NBw-YoKK, oct ~, lesl.
nTVIDEND No. 5.-'Ihe Board of Trustees
A. have this dIy declared q MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
FIVE CENTS PR SHARE payable on the lst DAY Of No
vember at this O1ice
The transfer books will the 2Gth inst reopen
November. WILLIAM = CLARK, President.
JOHN K boutwell,, Secretary.
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LoSDoS. Oct 2l-i2;S0 ?; m-tonsols ulls Tor money
and tYis the asCoun bonds, Jour per GEMS 'fi
& rec anu ait PEI cents IOS1 Atlantic anu Treat IN
1fst mortgage trustees certificates, % ~ do sccOhd IL
4at Ientrai l.i y IDOis central iss
pems aiA Central, GA keatDhg 54- New.l oTk, On
aaIlu ana " csterD, Sais
oAIOA, Oes a. 80 p m.-Atsntc ana Great " esterD
nrsi gaSo trustees certificates second,
lrir, 4ee New-1 Ork Oentla, IA Illinois CcIIsi. 100
Eeaatng. "a Newly OK, UutafiO and " "a
IONDOH. tlcL zi-ioO Pef
c1'f rcaies AZ 81 francs l. confines account
LONDON. oct Ii--OO I. M he Ot ,ut ion with
drawn lrom The bank Oi Engiand Iaiabce TODAY Is
4.t.OtO.
LONDoS 2Ib:0O b. m-Pars advlces quote three psr
cent TeDtes "a francs a2i confines account
FsAls, OcL -i-s5u D. 20 francs
81 seGtllAes lOr cnrC@s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Tota bush 77,5OO l3D.5a2 40 54.l74 1850 5S54S
Ther.c,ipts ail ,lip ionts at anI ro.n Buliato
TO-DAY were as follows
WY Receapts shipments
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
Appointed by the Governor.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD wrote almo

PRESIDENT GARFIELD wrote almost
prophetically to Mr.. Hudson, an old
Ohio friend, on November 8, of last
year: "I believe NIL my friends are
more gratifed with the personal part Of
my triumph than I am, and although I
an proud of the noble support J have re-
ceiyed, and the yindication it gives me
against my assailants, yet there is a tone
of sadness running through this triumph
which 7 can hardly explain"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

)cw000 the East anu SI0 VooA
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes and pssGes
Great feature Of our Palace Cars is a SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana
at all hours OF the day. ...
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed ny INF
line. and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs
Kansas City Leavenworth and AtchSOn, con-
nections being made IN UNION Depots; rs
this great Through Line are as follows:
AZ CHICAGO; with all diverging lines for the
At 1s ESefS%oqP; with the LIS. Ms andP:"
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with p G. & ST..
4 a SALE { xtb IL i Cent = i E.:1B.S
w.: III. Mid: and T. P; "; Rds;
Island Short Line. )" and Rock Isl'd & PEG Rds
n PA 81 y e. T. with the Davenport DIVISION
| AtWEsr LIBERTY. with the B. c. r. MR.
AtGRINNELL. with Central Iowa r. r.
At pes MONIES with u; ~ r q p Pa n R.
At OMAHA, with 3. & Mo. R. R:R: Gn Neb;)
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION with B. ~
| At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r. r.; w.
St. l. Pa; AND W5t e. T 81 ape Peo y wars wab St.
At CAMERON, with Fl. St. j. R. r.
| At ATcH1soN, with Atch., Topeka santa fes
At LEAvENwoRTH, with Union Pac anc Kan
At KANSAS CITY, with all lines for the West
thfSSEn a to f nEE8aVENW H5s
: Great Rock Island Route are sold by
our home office, address,
f.. ST. JOHN.
General Ticket and P'ss GHic Ass9s1 ILL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
kendaII'S
S SPAWN Cure
On Human Flesh.
BAKERSFIELD. VI, Dec. q,

BAKERSFIELD, VT, Dec. %, ::1879
B. KENDALL & Co.:
Gents-I wish to add my testimony in favor OF
your lnva liable l'nimont,' Kendalps SPAWN Cure"
In the spring of 1862 1 slipped on the ice and
sprained my right limb at the knee joint. was
very lame, and, Ut tines, suffered the most exeruc-
and tried mort everything IN my reach, but could
61d nothing that would give me permanent reief
When overworked it would pan me v ~ much.
In April, 1878. began to thlnk should BE- Grip
pie for if but, having some Of "Kendall's $ avin
Cure" thought would t'yit. used ne-third of
b. tile, and experienced relief at once. The pain
left me, and has not troubled since. feel very
grateful to you, and would recommend " Kepdall's
SPAWN Cue" to all who suffer with sprans or
rheumatism. Yours truly,
MRS. J. BOU1ELL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19

Is ne Great COOO0CItOS SSUN ~
It's main line runs from Chicago to Council
PaMsi oiHe RSeE 1san 1T
Liberty, Iowa City. Marengo. Brooklyn, Grn1eli.
Des Moines (the capital of Iowa) Stuart, Allan
tic. and Avoca: with BRANCHES from bureau bureau
tine. Washington. Fairfield Eldon. Belknap,
Centreville, Princeton Trenton. Gallatin. Came
ron, Leavenworth. Atchison, and Kansas CITY;
Washington to Sig9urney UsRa RoSana ra Ben
tonsport INDEPENDENT, Eldon: ott9mwas EGay.
vile, Oskaloosa. Pella, Monroe. and Des MONIES;
Mt Zion to Newton to Mo1ree tS
Griswold and Audubon; and .Avoca to Harlan
and Carson This is positively the only rail- AL
road, which owns. and operates through line
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run each ydally
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. LEAyENWokTtA ana , ATCal-
kee and Kansas City. via the Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" is magnificently
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and its
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairieS of Illinois and Iowa. in one OF
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal as good as is served in any frStClaSS MOTEL,
for seventy-tive cents.
Approaching the fact that majority OF the
people prefer Separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warranting it,. we are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
RgL4MAN Il f Z II S GAks c ere "a y
all Ticket Agents in the United states
For information not obta1nab1e aC
r. R. G "a F,::;3ta; sS3 cs.e,,, Manager,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
kendaII's
Spawn Cure
FOR CATTLE.

WADD1saroN, N. Y, Jan. 6, 1880.
B. j. KENDALL & Co.:
Gentismen-"Kendal'sS SPAWN Cure" I consider
as truly beneficial remedy for the removal Of
spavns and any other enlargement, on all animals
as we'll as horses. = very i'm, Jersey heifer
which lost one fourth <4) OF her bag with garget
aud remained so until coming in che g. cond time,
wien We applied your Kendall's Spawn Cure {"
rubbing it thoroughly. and effected complete cure
Believing It has no rival as lniment cheerfully
recommend its use. Yours, etc.,
WALTER RU HEREFORD,
Importer and breeder of fancy cattle, Stock Farm,
Wa.dinptoD v
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
RE2A ~
THIS!

CONCORD, n. T., Jan. 2, 1850.
B. J. KENDALL & Co.:
fentlen,en-We hava a beauti I'll roam mare that
was gwen to us on actouHttf q spawn on her leg
which ada her cad lame. We took off her shoes
and lowed Ter to run in the barn yard in the fall
of the year, apply ng K ndaiI's SPAWN Cure" &C.
cordng to directions. We did not use her for
month. She was entirely cured. ana the bunch CON-
pleteLy Ten.tred, and has BEEN lame since We
stat What we know to be a fact. We have sold
twelve dozen bottles in the short tine that We have
acted 50 yonr agents in Ceucord.
Respectfully yours,
UNDERHILL & KITTREDGE.
ApOthcc.r;ee
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
kendaII'S
Spawn Cure

KELLET's ISLAND. Erie Co., o., May 2sth, 1880.
DIR L. j. K .NDALI. s. Co.:
Gents-1 have u ed sour "Kcrdal' ; Spawn Cure"
on bone sp win. 81 p'eascd to report that it
has taken the tnl .rgemsnt completely Off. It. took
only one tottlo 10 perform the cure lam conf.
dent if it is proper ps:d it will do all you claim
for it. Yours truly, C. NJ LINCULN
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
Perseverance, Will Tell!

STouaaToN, MASS March 10th, 1880.
B. j. KENDALL & Co:
Gents-In justice to you and myself think I
ought to let you know that have removed two
BONE SPAVINS with s.Kendall's Spawn Cure"
one very large one. Don't know how long the
SPAWN had been there. l have owned the horse
large one off, a, two the small one. I Rave used
ten bottles The horse is entirely well, not at all
stiff, and no bunch to DO seen or felt. This is
wonderful medic cine, it is a new thing here. but if
it does all what il has done for me- it's sale will
be very great. Respectfully yours,
OHAH. E, PARKER
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
kendaII'S
Cure

Ia sure in its eff. els, mild its action it does not
blister, and yet 1t ia penetrating AMI powerful to
reach any deep seated pain OF to remove any bon
growth or any other enlargement, If used for
several days. such a. 81 svinp splints, curbs. cal
lareements OF the joint snd limbs, OF rheumatism
in man, and for any purpose for which Imminent
is used for man or beast. 1t is now known to be
the beet liniment for man ever used, acting mild
yet certain in it's effects. II e used full strengt
with perfect safety at al searons Of the year.
Send address. for illustrated circular, which We
think gives pos tive proof of its virtoes No rem
edy has ever met with such unqualified cess, to
our knowledge, for beast as we'll as man.
Price. 81 per bottle, or six bottles fer s.. ALL
DRUGGISTS have Il. or can get It for you. Or it will
be sent to any sdirs on receipt Of price by the
proprieto,s, DIR. B. j. KENDALL & c.,
Enoeburkh Falls, Vermont,
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Statement
MADE UNDER OATH,

To WHOM IT MAJ CONCERN
In the year 1875 treated with Kendal,'s SPAWN
Cure bono SPAWN of several months growth,
nearly half as Urge as hens egg, and completely
stoppt the lameness aud removed the enlarge
NETT. have worked the ,rse ever since very
hard, and he never has tean lame, nor could 1 see
any difference in the siza Of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendall's SPAWN Cure
r. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Falls, VT. Feb o. 1879
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25h day
of Feb, A. D. 1879. JOHN G. JENNIE,
Justice Of the Peace,
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Remember Company OWNS all Reads shown above heavy lines
A. MODERN
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excellence
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KANSAS

KANSAS.
Preston B. Plumb, f.. 1883
John j. ingalls,, R.. 1885
KENTUCKY.
James B. Beck, D. 1883
john S. Williams, D. 1855
LOUISIANA.
VIM. p. Kellogg, r. 1889
b. Frank Jonas, D. 1885
MAINE.
VIM. p. Frye, II. =. 1883
Eugene Hale r. 1887
MARYLAND.
James B. Groomc, d. 1885
Arthur ?. Gorman,D 1887
MASSACHUSETTS.
George F. HOar, Il. J.. 1885
Henry L. Dawes, Il. 1887
MICHIGAN.
Thomas W. Ferry, II. 1883
Omar D. Conger, Il. 1887
MINNESOTA.
"A. J. Edgerton, r. 1883
Sam. II. Mcmillan, r. 1887
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RHODE ISLAND.

RHODE ISLAND.
Henry B.Anthony, R..1883
Nelson w. Aldrich, r. 1887
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Manning G, Butler, D.1883
Wade Hampton, d. 1885
TENNESSEE.
1sham Il. Harris, D.. 1883
Howell E. jackson, D. 1887
TEXAS.
Richard Coke, D. 1883
Samuel H. Maxey,D. 1887
VERMONT.
Justin s. Morrill,, r. 1885
Geo. F. Edmunds, r. 1887
VIRGINIA.
John W. Johnston, D. 1883
VIM. Malone. Ind. D.1SS7
WEST VIRGINIA.
Henry &. Davis. D. . 1883
j. N. Camden, D.. 1887
WISCONSIN.
Angus Cameron, Il. j.. 1855
philctus Sawyer, r. 1887
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ent is composed of the fl
democrats, 81; Republican
ALABAMA. |
John T. Morgan, D. 1888
James L. Pngh, D.. 1885 |:
ARKANSAS.
Aug. II. Garland, D. 1883 (
James D. Walker, D. 1851
CALIFORNIA.
James T. Farley, D. 1885 /
John f. Miller. r. .. 1887 {
COLORADO:
Henry N. Teller, r.. 1883, !
Nathaniel P. Hill, r. 1885 d
CONNECTICUT.
O1ville H. Platt, r.. 1885 ]
Joseph r. Hawley, r. 1887 Z
DELAWARE.
Eli Salisbury, D. 1883 !
Thomas F. Bayard, D. 1887 !
FLORIDA.
wilkinson Call, ID. 1885 |
Charles ". Jones, D. 1897 Y
GEORGIA.
Benjamin H. Hill, D.. 1881 L
Joseph E. Brown, D. 1885 I
ILLINOIS.
David Davis, In3. D..1883l(
John A. Logan, q. 1885 |.
INDIANA.
Danl w. Voorheee, d, 1885 Il
Belj. Harrison, r.. 1887 |,
IOWA. |
James ". McDin, r.. 1883
Vim. P. AlHBOn,R... 1885 ,
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began TO scream and run in various direc-
tons from the house. The citizens who
tirst ran TO the alarm found Price lying ON
the mont gallery with a bullet hole in his
He died in four hours. He WAS n
desperate man in his family when drinking
and had been drunk for several DAYS. Pub.
lie sentiment is divided as TO who did the
shooting but from the statements OF this
terror stricken family ii is thought that he
shot himself while raving under the in.
huence. of whisky He was a prosperous
man Of excellent business qualities but
slave to ardent spirits.
A mad COW was killed here yesterday.
Hubbard college has twice the Attendance
of last year at this time.
twin boys.