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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-27


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Gen. Rosecranz Representative in con.

Gen. Rosecranz, representative in con.
yress from California introduced fifty
lhree bills in one day, mostly relating to
that state, only two or three being Of
general interest. Other representatives
mot all, it is hoped-will emulate the
busy G .lifornian. They think their con-
stituents will forget them if a good deal
Of this buncombe business is not carried
On during the whole session.
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1--WE ALWAYS keep Piso's cure for con-
sumption in the house."
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Another Life Saved

A new Congregational church at New
Ulm was dedicated on the 18th.
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The authorities Of the Canon of Valais
in Switzerland have decided to reintro-
duce the death penalty as punishment
for the crime of murder,
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ing package very often helps to sell a lot

ing package very often helps to sell lot
of butter that has no other merit than
the package. Not long since a firm in
Ohio, operating from 10 to q creamer-
les. sent to Elgin, ILL.,, for several hun
dred butter packages, simply because
they looked neater than these made in
Ohio. The Elgin tubs cost them five
cents a PIECE more than those made at
home besides he freight, but the pur-
chasers knew they could pay the extra
price and make money by tile operation,
and so bought at Elgin. There are lust
as good packases made at other poins
in the west as those made at
Elgin, and the dalryman who thinks
that outside appearances do not go very
far in sci ing butter makes grand mis-
take. Oak, ash and spruce, makes the
standard tubs. The latter ia preferred
in Boston, while in some of the marke 8
it counts against the butter. Oak will do
for any market Most manufacturers
make tubs holding 90, so, 40, and 80
pounds, and purchaser can make
choi OF such sizes as will suit his dairy
Bale boxes hold ng eight to nine pounds
make neat a"kagts, and are very con.
venient for family use. Some, butter
makers use round boxes, holding from
five to ten pounds. These are also very
neat aud convenient or family use. The
stone jar has almost entirely disappeared
from the dairy districts. and should be
20 longer used in shipping butter. 1t is
not convenient to handle, is liable to
break and adds expense in weight.
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w HITE BEAVERS COUGH CREAM heAles diseases
w lungs Dr.. Frank Powell. La Crosse, Wis.
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GOA WEEK, SI2 a dav at home easily made Cost.
y = LIZ nntfit free Address TRUE Co. Anrussa Nc.
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opening. balcony was outside the
window, and there was {, terrible tramp
ling and struggling there.
Help! help! come herel" Mrs.
Bell shrieked, for the three men-ser-
wants who were in the house. They
came running, and in great excitement.
There were racing and chasing in the
yard, and great scuffl;ng at a gate Lat
led out into the street 1.-THE house baing
on corner; then came several pistol
shots in quick succession. At the firing
all the servants ran down the Placement
stairs, one brave fellow exclaimIng:
81 ont yer be scared, missus; Is
swine ter fetch de kitchen poker"
Then in through t.e splintered sash
came Charles Montgomery, and after
him, much breathed, the loving brother
Jack, a smoking pistol in his hand q
dreadful oath on his lips. Round and
/ round the drawing-room rushed the
pursuer. The brave servant showed q
woody head and two white eyes over the
top step of the basement stairs, and
shouted. 81 done got de poker" then
disappeared in safety.
Jack shrieked: ''Give up! give I'D,
tell you'll" Then, IS the desperate
IN IN fled toward the frightened women
for refuge, called out. "Lie down on the
floor ladies; I'm going to fire."
Down on the floor they dropped, toi-
let's and all; fire he did, and Mrs. Bel
yelled loud enough to bring in twenty
gens-d'armes If she had not been in
Paris. There was more fierce oaths,
there was more pursuit, then the wild.
est, inaddest struggle Of all near the
front door followed by a dull blow
a heavy fall, and--silence :
At this moment latch.key turned
and Mr.. Bell came cheerfully into his
lone.
On the marble floor of the hall lay q
tall man senseIess and bleeding. Over
him stood short, ford man wiping the
psrspiration from his forehead and put
ting up a pistol. An exclamation oil
alarm and horror escaped the master Of
the house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

CATTLE MURRAIN AT MENDOTA.-Wt
find the following dispatch Of Sept, 20th
from Mendoza IN the Chicago J0urnaL
On inquiry we are assured that while there
Is some foundation for the statements of the
dispatch, they are somewhat exaggerated;
Much CONSERVATION prevails here owing
to Il cattle disease called murrain breaking
out IN this section. Many of our farmers
have already lost several fine cows. DR..
SlrIJ Krellzcr, veterinary of much cXpe-
ricnce, told your correspondent that this
disease IS one Of the most malignant that
could bcset our cattle; 1t is remarkably IN.
iecunuS, and It's spread ius,iics HIM re-
garding 1t as epidemic. There are no
symptoms till the animal is attacked 1t
then lies down and appears to be IN great
agony tall death ends It's suffering, which
Is within from one to three hours Nearly
all the cases thus far have resulted fatally.
There are some magnificent herds Of we'll
bred stock IN tins section aud should this
disease spread the loss will be inCalCuIablc.
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\ Valuable Plant.

The common white elder, which in tho
early summer IN this climate IS covered
with wealth of snowy bloom, and later
by clusters of shining berries, appears to
possess cMms, aside from Its beauty, To
distinction The Florida Times. mon
states that u decOCtlon made from the
leaves and tender twigs Of this shrub
sprlnklcd upon CuCuIabcr vines, cabbage
plantss and othersvcgetablc crops, will en-
urcly rid them Of destroying bugs aud
worms. Flies Will not remain IN room
where branches OF the elder are hung.
But more important is the tact that it is
alleged to be safe and eilectua specific
for Brights disease. lis preparation for
the purpose Is AS folio VS.: Two ounces of
the white INSIDE bark III one quart of cider
and allow to stand tour days, of which a
wine glass full is to be taken three times a
day. The diet for ten days must be eycIu-
sivcly milk and the yolk of eggs, and for
the last ten days not drop of water must
be taken as a drink. Also light diet is
to be observed for three months. Mai H.
Il. Priest, assistant superintendent of the
New York Central Railroad, Is cited as n
living monument Of this remedial agency
He asserts that he was completely and un
mistakably cured Of Brlght's disease by
the use of the elder after all other resources
had failed. If his testimony, as stated
and the statements Of others may be relied
upon, the common roadside elder is a
plant by no means to be despised.
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That salt fish are quickest and best
ireshened by soaking in sour milk
That cold rain water and soap will re
move machine grease from washing fab
RIGS.
That fish may be scaled much easier by
first dipping them into boiling water for
one minute.
That fresh meat beginning to sour will
sweetcn /, placed out of doors in the cool
air over night.
That boiling starch Is much improved
by the addition of sperm oil, salt or lit
tie gum arabic, dissolved.
That tablespoonful OF turpentinc boiled
with your white clothes will greatly aid
the whitening process.
That kerosene will soften boots and shoes
that have been hardened by water, ami
will render them pliable and new
That clear boiling water will remove tea
stains; pour the water through the strain,
and thus prevent 1t spreading over the
fabric.
That salt will curdlc new milk hence in
preparing milk porridge, GRAVES, etc, the
salt should not be added until the dish is
prepared
That kerosene will make your teake,tle
as bright as new. Saturate wooden rag,
and rub with 1t. II will also remove stains
from the clean vanished furniture.
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From Ophir.

OPnrR AND VICINITY, Oct. 2-Roads are
quite muddy after Sundays rain
Quite number turned ont to sec
Jumbo, but would have been pleased had
hey LETT him unseen, as there are quite a
number of bitches between mere and Otta
VA especially on dark, rainy night.
4 new director, VIM. Mitchell, was cleo
ted last week in District, No. s, to fill th,
yacancy made by the death Of Mr.. Brown
Miss Maggie McCarthie is around again
Alter a severe illness, much to the delight
u her friends.
Triumph Is to be quite a noted village
This winter will see saw mill, tile works
and high school all in progress.
Hon. Ben. Edgecomb went TO Indiana
list Thursday
Miss Carr was visiting friends in Ottawa
last week.
VIM. Wylic, sr, returned with hi.
daughter, Mrs. Parker to her home IN In
aIana, tor a few weeks visit
Misses Joanna and Jeanne WylIc, who
are attending school at Paw Paw, were
home on a short visit lately.
Mrs. Gibbs, of DImmick, was the CUES
u the Cars, last Saturday.
More anon! Busy BopY.
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The great trotting race between 81, Ju-
linn and Jay-EyeSee at Fleetwood Park
last Saturday, though witnessed by an I'M
mense crowd, was without special interest
jay Eye See won IN two straight heats, bat
the best time made was 2:lSl J, while both
St. Julian and Jay Eye-See have a record
OF 2;ll and were expected To lower tina,
record, 1t had rained on Friday however
and the track was wet and IN parts muddy
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TRAIN ROBBING.

Train robbing IN the southwest, sltCe me
James boys have gone out OF the Business
has been rather ankward.Y managci. Two
or three attempts OF the Alnd within few
months have teen EumIiallng failures.
The latest exploit in tins naoccured early
last Saturday morning on the east bound
''cannOu lall TAIN" rs IL i called, Of The
Atchison, Tor CkA ana Santa Fe road near
Coolidge, in sOuIhwcs crn Kansas. Three
masked cow boys made y bold dtshon the
train, ana because the engineer refused TO
stop 1t they shot him amt the fireman, bolh
fatally. They next made for the express
and baggage car, but were met with such
stout resistance that they were driven of.
News of the attack was teleeraphed lmme-
.da,ely to Dodge city, from which point Il
special tram was at once dispatched to the
scene with posse Of armed men in charge
of marshal, and the same day three men
were captured supposed to be the wonld-bc
train robbers, They got nothing though
there we're $4,000 IN the express safe.
More successful and much better man.
aged was the exploit Of three other men
who entered the baggage and express car
last Saturday night on the Wabash and st.
Louis Railway between Laketon and Peru,
Indiana, ana riiled the safe OF $4,000
The men entered the car from the rear
while it was in motion, no one being in
the Car at the time except the express
agent, who also acted as baggageman. As
soon as he saw them the express agent
threw himself behind box and drawing
his pistol fired, but hit nObndy, He was
then commanded to throw up his hands,
which he did and was bound and gagged,
his pockets being rit!ed OF the safe keys,
by which the safe was opened and plum.
dered. This accomplished, the robbers
left the tram, which sped on some % miles
before the agent had sufficiently recovered
his senses TO give the alarm. a police
force was then sent back TO search for the
robbers, but though several arrests have
since been made, no trace Of the money
has been found, and there is no probability
that the persons arrested are the right
ones.
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Did She Die .

"NO,'
"Shc fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for years."
"The doctors doing her no good"
"And at last was cured by this Hop Bittcrs
the papers say SO much about"
Indeed! Ipdeed.'
GLOW thankful we should be for that rncdi.
,lnew :
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N @ W

That the season for building
and repairing is close at hand,
any one having contracts 10 let,
III town or country, should call
on W. II. STEWART, toAtrac-
tor and Builder, three doors
north of the Clifton Hotel, OF
tawa. Rates low. and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Con.
tracts taken for PIaStering or
Chimney Work separate from
Building Contracts. Building
Paper for sale cheap.
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eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery,
"From a complication Of kidney, liver and
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility.
"Under the care OF the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now she is restored to Us IN gooc
health by as simple remedy As hop Btttcrs,
that we had stunned for years before using
it "-TUE PARENTS.
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Thrice welcome, fair daughters of Col
nmbia, to the sunny cline whose bright.
mss you enhance" is the way in which
the Mail of chihuahua, Mex, gushes over
,he arrival of come ladies from this coun.
Try. Mexican editors have never heard of
ice -cream.-C0urier Journal.
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"My daughters say:
How much better father is since he used
Hop bittcrs'
"Ilc il getting well after his long suffering
from n disease declared incuraSIc,
"And we are so glad that he used your
LADY of Utica, \. Y.
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A rich sensation has just been spoiled In
g. Louis. A wealthy young lady Of that
city had fully made up her mind to run
away with and marry her fathers coach
man, when at the last moment she discov-
cred that the coachman wouldn't have her.
Night.
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freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa a.
follows: For Earl, SIS A. NJ. for Aurora lO.l5 A. N.
for StreatOr, go 4. ", 5.l3 p. ". and 6Si r. W.
Morning train makes close connection az Aurora for
an points east and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Il. & O. Drawig
Room cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the T.
B. & O. Palace Dining Cars by this route. All iAforma
ton about Of fare. sleeping car accommodations
and tine tables vii be Cheerfuy given by applying to
PERClVAL LOWELL,
Central Passenger Agent, Chicago.
THOS. J. POTTER. -
Agent AZ Otfa wa.
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BLOOMINGTON Law School.

Law Department OF Illinois Wesleyan University
For circulars address
L. NJ. BENJAMIN. LID, Dean,
sep22.lw bloomington, ILL.,
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Farms for Sale.

several fine Farms. from four to six mics from OF
tawa, for sale. For particulars inquire Of u. F. LIN
COLN or DIR. VANCE uiu-2tI
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04

A FEW mornings ago Horace s. Shepard,
shipping clerk for a New York firm, and
his wife were found dead in a room, both
shot through the head. Shepard had pre-
vlously addressed letter to his father,
Rev. r. L. Shepard, of Saybrook, Conn.,,
in which he declared thepurpose of himself
and wife to die together.
manufacturers of Boston, failed recently
for $780, 900, and F. Shaw & Brothers, of
the same city said to be the largest tan
ners in the world, suspended for $500,
900.
\ BOY named Frank Harris was found
in a freight car at Philadelphia the other
day. He got into the car at Chicago and
had been there five days without food.
THE post-office at Little Falls, n. Y, was
robbed of 81 600 few nights ago.
SENTENCES of ten years. imprisonment
We're assessed the other day against two
of the highwaymen who recently attempt
ed to rob bank cashier of $4,000 at Ho-
boken, n. j.
STEwARTSTowN, n. H., was visited Il few
days ago by severe hail-storn. Hail as
large as hens eggs fell to the depth of four
inches. Crops were badly damaged.
AT Watch Hill, r. L., a few evenings ago
Charles Hood and L. d. Sisson were
drowned by the capsizing of boat.
MRS. MARY SHAUGHNESSY died at Erie,
Pa, few days ago, on the Tooth anniver-
sary of her birthday
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
EPITOME OF THE week.
Interesting News Compilation.
From Washington.

A NOTICE was issued by Secretary Folger
on the Goth calling in all outstanding 3>s
per cent. United States bonds not offered
for exchange.
THE business failures throughout the
country during the seven days ended on
the 9th numbered 100, against IGS the pre-
Nious seven days, distributed as follows:
New England States, 3s; Middle, b; West
ern, 81; Southern, -; Pacific States and
Territories, 20; Canada, 81; New York
City, S.
IL the National Treasury on the 21th the
reserve fund amounted to $142,001, ,I96.
HE exchanges at twenty-eight leading
clearing houses in the United States dur
ing the week ended on the 2Sth ult. indi-
Gated n decided decrease in the business of
the country, being SS25,5r4, ,70S, against
Sl-ni $50, ,45o the previous week.
THE Treasury reserve the 30th ult.
amounted to SI47, IA, ,26s. The fund was
reported as steadily increasing.
SECRETARY LINCOLN has gone seriously
to work to put stop to the outrages at
West Point, n. V, which are called ''haz-
ing" and few days since suspended a
cadet in the senior class for indulging in
the practice.
REPORTS from the niints for the week
ended the :ajh ult. stated the issue of
standard silver dollars at 2aO, ,i9t; cor
responding period last year, 23l ,193.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04

If YOU WANT n coon BUGGY
OR CARRIAGE, GALL FOR THE
J. L. CLARK & SoN MAKE, WITH
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
LATER.

The cable announces that great JOY
was exhibited throughout Ireland upon ro-
ceipt of the news of tho death of James
Carey, the informer in the Phoenix Park
murder cases. O'Donnell, who shot him to
death, was examined before a magistrate
at Port Elizabeth on the 3lst He said he
was gold digger from California. A fund
to be used in defending him was being
raised in Dublin.
Mss NELLIE ARTHUR, daughter of
the President, is taking a trip along the
Atlantic coast on the United States steamer
Dispatch.
AT Bellevue, o., fifty employees of the
Nickel Plate Road burned an editor in
effigy the other day because he had abused
them in print.
The deaths from Cholera among the
British troops in Egypt, on the 3oth,
numbered six at Ismailia; one at Cairo;
one at Helovan, and one at FL Warden.
The deaths among the natives in Egypt,
exclusive ef those at Cairo, numbered 429,
including seventeen at Rosetta.
LENNING, the German American
student arrested in Switzerland for killing
fellow-student in duel near WurZburg,
Germany, was released from custody, the
Swiss authorities holding his offense was
not eXGraCltaDle
THE heavy failures in Boston, Mass,
caused considerable uneasiness on the 31st,
but it was believed the crash would extend
no further. Hundreds of thousands of
dollars of Shaw & Bros. paper was out
standing.
THE only American sufferer by tho
earthquake at Ischia, Italy, was Miss Van
Allen, who was slightly hurt. King Hum
bert went to visit the wreck at Casamieciola
on the 31st.
The Massachusetts Republicans will
hold their State Convention in Boston Sept.
10.
THE telegraph strike exhibited no
new feature on the 31st. Tampering with
wires was reported in New York. Business
in ST. Louis was still accepted subject to
delay. The strikers remained firm.
1T is announced that the Treasury
Department, on thorough investigation,
finds that foot and mouth disease does not
prevail among cattle in this country, and
the fact is to be brought to the notice of the
British Government.
The management Of the Rome, Wa
tertown & Ogdensburg Railroad has been
severely criticised for the recent accident
which resulted in the death of nineteen
persons.
The extensive stables belonging to
the Gordon House at Orangeville, Ont,
were destroyed by fire the other night. The
celebrated trotting horses General Bramish
and Highland, Jr., with several other valu-
able animals, perishsd; loss, $4,000.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04

ASSURANCE THAT YOU WILL GET
lust WHAT THEY REPRESENT.
THEIR Patent SIDE BAR
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Foreign Intelligence.

PEDRO CAEBo has been proclaimed Chief
of the Government by the people OF Quay
aquiI, South America.
GENERAL SIR WILLIAM FENWIcN WILL
IAaIs, who during the Crlmean war hgureo
conspicuoUsly at the defense o1 hars' oieo
recently at London, Eng.
THE 8. B.itish authorities on the 18th called
attention to the inadeauacy of the medical
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
Kenda|I's Cure.

West ETlosburgh, w. Feb. 18th, 1881.
DR. B. J. kENDAII Il CO., Gcnts:-Scvoral
months ago injured my knee joint which
caused an enlargement to grow the size of Il
large walnut. and caused me very severe pain
all the time fOr'fOlIr or five weeks, when | be-
gan to use Kcndalls SPAWN Cure with the most
satisfactory results. 1t has completely re-
moved the enlargement and stopped the lame
ness and pain. | have long known it to be
ccllcnt for horses, but now know it to be the
best linimcnt for human flesh that l am
Quainted with. Yours truly,
Il. =. LAWRENCE.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04

SPRING is THE EASIEST RIDING
SIDE BAR IN THE MARKET. w ITH
THE STYLE OF A BREWSTER"
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.
Hutchinson's Ranch, 12 miles north of Denver,
Colorado.


Mar. 5th, 1888.
DIR. B. ]. KENDALL. & Co, Gcnts:-For the
past three years | have used kcndalIS SPAWN
cure. In every ease of SPAWN, of which
have treated five, it has killed them all. and
entirely removed thret:s'fm of splint
find it has no equal, one cas-" l had was OF
three years standing and the SPAWN Cure re-
moved it entirely. | had a COW get spawned
and it entirely cured her. One year ago Il two
hundred pound block of ice fell out of Il
wagon, striking my foot on instcp and toes; it
would be Impossible to mash Il foot worse
without breaking any bones. l was taken
home and carried into the house. / do not
think amputation of the leg would cause any
more pain. ! went for kcndallS SPAWN Cure,
it all l used and in six days l could walk
around. About three weeks ago my team ran
away threw me out of the wagon, the hind
wheel struck my knee. After applying sew
eral highly recommended linimcntS without
obtaining any relief, l went for kcndall's
SPAWN Cure. My lcG was drawn up and my
knee swollen badly. In three days | was able
to walk to the barn. ! could go into details
more fully, and make this very long letter.
but will not weary yOu.
! am very respectfully yours,
OSCAR +. HUTCHINSON.
p. o. Lock Box, 2;a2, Denver City, Col.
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KENDlLL'S SPAWN cure

Fremont Ohio, Jan. 25th, 1881.
DR. B. J. KENDALL s. Co, Gents:-I think it
nv duty to render you my thanks for benefits
and profits which l have derived from your
invaluable and far famed SPAWN Cure. My
cousin and l had valuable stallion worth
81 900 which had very bad SPAWN, and was
nrOuounccd by four eminent Veterinary Sur
cconS beyond any cure, and that the Horse
was done for ever. As a last resort L advised
nv cousin to try a bottle of kcndailS SPAWN
Cure. 1t had Il magical effect, the third bottle
cured il and the horse is as well as ever. DR.
Dick of Edinburgh, the eminent veterinary
surgeon, was uncle of mine, and L take
great interest in assisting his profession.
Yours truly,
JAMES A. WILSON,
Civil Engineer.