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New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
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BUFFALO March Cae- Receipts to-day 645 head total
for week thus j0O head last week. BOO
head consigned through. 1855 nothing doing: Extra
steers 60 SOd$j 40; Common % FAIR - 90 Light to Good
Butcherss - GOGS5 80.
eeD-Reelpts to-day head. total for week thus far
5000 head; lat week, 10000 head consigned
through market perfectly fiat 3 loads here but
buyers sellers apart with cu Of fully 90 Fair 10 Good
Western - - as 6 Choice TO Fancy 20 7OdSo O West
ern Lambs So uOaS7 %.
Hoos-Receipts Today 1000 head. total for week thus
FAR $1,000 for time last week 10000 head.
gned Good Choice Workers. 50
80 5O Light Mixed ~ 70 ass 65 GoOd Mediums. 81 coo
Fl 10: pigs. 20 25aSj 80.
enc ago March The Dr0rer Journal reports H0osRe.
ceDta shipments 1000 head: market orsk and
good grades stronger: Rough PACKING f6 - - lj Packing
Shipping 81 SjGH7 30 Light - e54Sb 10 SElps - 90
as To-
Receipts 700 head. Shipments, 200 head
Zoe higher Exports 50 30 GH6 1 Good to
ChOce ahppns 10 10 ~; Common TO Medium, - OO0
70 90;
Receipts; l.0Oo shipments 1900; Inferior "a Fair
e Medium Good 2J sj 90; Choice 10 Extra,
f5 uOa@6 OD AMOS sj 20 n 50 90.
ST LOUIS March 10 HoGS-strOng Receipts 1900 head
Shipments loo head Light 50 20 d$0 0O Packers S6 40
ass 30; Butchers 50 9Odt7 l5.
Cdte-teceipts, 100 head Shpmcnts 800 head; Export
ers $3.50 IS; Good 10 Choice Shpper 50 604S6 20;
Medium, III 7jdFj 5Oi stOckers and Feeders.
- 75dS5 20.
SiseD-Reooipts l. 700 head shipments head; Fair
EAsI LBERrY Pa March l9-Carie- Receipts to-day. 500
head; shipments, GO mead.
Hogs-Receipts 2ls5 head. shipments 1245 head; Pha.
delphias y 46aS7 60 Workers, 81 p 20 20.
Sheep-Recepts, 800 head shipments, 400 head
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
Qfacbcrs.

A GENTLEMAN for French and German (;
n salary 81 another for freeand drawing and Eng
llsn: Grammar school Assistants 90 west Apply 70
A. LOWELL & co.. lG Asor Place. N y. City.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ ished 1855. provides promptly Best Teachers orPr
vste Pupls Families Schools Colleges Circulars oi Good
Schools with reliable information free 10 parentS skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form ior stamp =, q,
j. W. sCHERMkRH0RN d co. East l4th-st. " 4
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N OF all grades tutors lecturers, Companions
circulars of best schools free no charge to those employ
ing teachers teachers until engaged. T. MIRlAh
C0YRIERE& e. co. 81 East lltl-st. Union square
COVERNESS OR COMPANION.-A lady
~ desires position compan on or soyerness with iaes
going EurcIe Speaks German and French has lived
principal cities places 0i interest hotels ETC.
could charge OF all travelling aangements references
given and required Address Europe" Mrs Young
Fulton Teachers Agency No 20 Union Square, New-fork.
lmmediately-A lady to teach
w singing and piano gentleman 10 teach coul-
mercio near cy vacancies 10 be filed
and later. j. ". SCHERMERHORN co, American
School Institute, z East l4t-st., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

Elsewhere the clearances were: on City, 4,676OUO
barrels; Bradford 3,440,000 barrels; and Pttsburg
1880, 900 barrels.
The refined market is unehs in price, but there have
been inquiries IN the last two days, and the tone is
shade firmer
BRADFORD, Penn, March 20-Crude Oil dull hut
steady; total Wednesday 65s63 bbls.; total ship
mens 367 charters, A, ,23S; cearsnces, 4776000.
United Pipe Line Certificates opened at 99s and closed
at l.OOls highest price, l00as; lowest, 99A.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
1nsirnftlon.
For Boys and Young Men--City.
4 CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
free 70 parents Please give particulars J.. MIRIAM
.OYRIEKE " %. 81 Iasl l7th ST.. Union square.
4netruftlon.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
4 free T. % 81 fs1sf Flea sR Hiys RaETSo1 TSoa Square MIRIAM
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
- No. u East 49th ST.
FRANK DEIsLgR 4 ~ " rrneips,, .n,,v d,
the school On 10 rroi HENRY DRIsLkK, As West 46hst
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
ose @ AvI & d. Sf1aPaf
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. ~
Madisonaye- near j4th.st Dr. II. b CHApIN Prlnci
pi liam SeS building complete IN ats appointments The
t<tl school wear Just begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
.Sa Se Psar h9sB Pnes
For Both sexes-City.
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with judcous advice 10 parents and guardians Profcs
men ed to eocSs schools and families Reieence to the
families Of Hon Hamilton FISH secretary Ey9rts cyrus w
Art schoc-s-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
PATNTSe NC STILL FLOWERS
stb ~ 8 eHs
JAMEs p HART, W. a. bEhIo%s Ell MILAN HART MI
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. J. Female College
beautifully heated very heaef% 1 and hCfCug1 sg
Rev. Nm. G. BOWEN, A. N, President
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm IA miles
~ from NewYoIk Flushing Railroad Children receive a
mothers and good time during summers
tion Mrs H. &. MORItELLs Manhasset, l.. l.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
" and Hudson River Institute Claverack, ~ Y.
$40 A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES aud BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specsliies. Both
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACk, Ph. d., President
ROCKLAND COLLEGE,
~ kyaek 0n-the- Hu1son
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS BUT MUHTC AND ART,
Private instruction for backward sehaas tY6u napd for
new Catalogue W. H. BANSIsFEh a, h.. Priuo,pa.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

Express Trains leave via DesDroSses ana CoFo
street Ferries AZ follows: - .,,o "a
$40 1920 g. $3.50 20 and 10 Limited, IL, 1lil0 n gag
34O 4 g. g. Z 8 aud D. and II night Sundays 0lo, 81
20 Limited and 10 T. and p m and G y mig nisss sa,
ll:loA M 2. 4, and N. connect al irehtoh i'f
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broadst Station philadelphia 2,oi
3l5. $40 4:35 except Monday SO 90 IS ;9o 20 s'yo
8, $50, TAO 746 and p m on sunday l2ol s;lS
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a. m
daily except sunday.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt Streets Sonrtst
md Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton-ssy
BrOoklyn Bushs Hotel H0bokeu Station; Jersey CITY
Emigrant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle G
ien. -, a., - 49,,
The NewYork Transfer Company will call Tor ana enccJ
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
CHARLES E PUGH, H. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAr TIE NEW-YORK MINING g1CRAyGE
NEw-YoRK. March 20. 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Thursday, March

NEwYORK. Thursday, March 20, 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
by L. J. n l. Phillips.
Gstory brick buildings with lots, Nos 3s and 20
Baxtcr.s st, VS. 6S.5 Of Leonard-s 1T, lots together
aiIa H7xnO 4
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
Danrna Ataoemles.

MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, 578 5th-ave,
NI has returned from Europe For Terms dcr apply a.
the school
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
By John 4. BOEt
BY LOWS Heslsr

4-story brovnstone dwelling, with lot, No ISL NAL
lson-ave, Q cor OF G5th-s 81, lot f.lxO0 Deborah
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

futures moderately " active closing arm az to points
lllOq II; April u 1all12 May 1l3nGlll; Tune, A
Il iqG October 1913 sico5 Novc@b1r 1851
December. lGs2ai0s4 Market 6rm Transferable oTIers
day March ii I6Giio6. April. Ii1Seiio7; May i1.5O
i59 'G1s S@sl9 @ S9,es 't As Sss
iGH fh6GR hGVeSf %Sb gFe stu ivos
buyers with little better export, mainly in ity
M % bS % oo % bis
spring g 30 i9 80 w6 sS ~ Wheat be- 90 90 & Pe; ~
W Wheat ~ s Tor pSns Winter 9ns - %Sest lot 4s
mainiy mnfi within The range IS 5 Gs5. quota,
tons Fms 50 s. oefs So aer
Cool 70 S ta6ey ~ DO Common to 20 GOOD sfrs
common TO Far E12a 0ro sS loas GS q 05 s.
Good TO Choice 80 $50 Common Extra Minnesota s3 l0d
Patent, 5Oat6 80 Bakers Extra s4 s0as5 75 st
FS' to to" Sa docd sI' to 5sry ceoce sS
g g S@s Ssss CITY sfR M .ra "nS % %e nSS. %aeai Is
south America: So 5a$j 4C' market closing gu eI .,,
bGIs ,nralp~ lennon To- Coca Extra AZ 50 5Oasi 70 /
1000 10 Osoee e 20 b go a e. 40 ~ "n man a
So 81 9s5 g. ,;iI BUckWhLAT FLOUR % dgI Sess9n
without chance 10 notice saes 1oi Brandyvlne at
GRAiN-wHEAT- MarSet @Gec. better. closing 6rm at
O. out he hgest grices a o,late trade for export
speculative account Sales 2,-00OO bush future. 900
S Wnaad ' WINTER Re at zoe i iS No. Red Fl o8 is
elevator; Ne 2 Red 500 llGQSl O974 delivered from
10000 bush 30 Red free on board IRON store AT lc IN.
a oi s So Sd seller afth nominal, al u o. W i DO
April 81 050Sl o. p clos INK u O9l2; May II 1922
ing sfleis 20 Juy 81 II. eio.ng a. Il RYE
Market seafy, with iay active export business salts
bl.b state 74c; . 90 bush Western Uneradcd and No >
at BARLEY-Market tm, with fair mating de
bush Fcedne Barley ior eTno a. 6Ue}6c' 5000 bush
baneed Marei ~ e,teT Eus r e.,
port and home trade demand and moderate business
p,e alo 324"0o bnsh 1u,prc 100 GOO bp,b c,sh IN
Guiding UnRraded Mixed at G6Zci 3. sa .pisc ;
steamer IA 1o M @ ana e To any, ydl o & Rras va 'e
~ store o. &c deveIedi yellow southern. Gle; No.
6iEee c. closing Sc; do May 50 sGSisc closing dSc
ao @ % Jnne o1 e oGfns S,S toI 90 Suy ~ -. & clos
tRe Rshcst prices Sales seoo bush future 73'oSo
bush. cash. including No Mixed io. No 2, 4qiltc
04tAcj No l quoted at 46c; Mixed Western, 4Oa4Ici
White do 43i2a 6c: White state 80 i6l2c.: No Mixed
closing ic: DO June. 4iisa4I &C. closing ii itc'.
FEED steady with fair trade
Visible supply q Grain in 9s ss United rs s and cnnnsa iss
Corn bush iG980S09 I52i709j i4,92i.Sss II si2,s56
0ats: bush d9sa'5ls 5ilo9e99 i'57lz24 l9dl,9oi
rye bush To- 5i9i,3o2 2'2l2Si2 i,s7i,s25 lo9ss7S33
Quantity Of Gram OH ssageMarch2O 1885:
Wheat. Maize
To United Kingdom. $4,000 100000
10 Continent --....-....----.------. 5oo,WU 10000
Total Iqrs....................... 2.275OOO 1870 900
Compared with previous week
Wheat, Maize
To United Kingdom. .................. 2SeSooo l7Seoo
To Continent. 100000 10000
Total 2,260oOO 23o 900
Equal ush-..-............-... Io'OOOOOO l,s4OOO0
Decrease 100000
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
BIZ Richard Y. Harnett d CT

4-sory brownstone dwelling. with lot No l2I West
45th-st II =. 329 ft W of 6thave, lot lo21S& TAT
rick Gallagher
AZ Il q of Gthaye lot 1884 0O.5; WandeIi -
2.siOry frame building, with lot No $40 NOrth o5i.
st n - 2090 OF 0thaye lot l5.drc2; Thonass II
Higgins
4.stOry biownst0ne dwelling. with lot No 664 Lex
ington-ave, W Q, 80 II II Of 66th-st lot 2Oxlb;
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xEW.YORk CITY.

3D. ave W cor Of tasth at "a 6Xy0 Also 3; Sels
Hecht and wife to FeId Heoht.
18TH 81, ., lJS Il Q of lstaye, 25.aHllO Charies
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
TIE PETROLEUN N4RKET.

NEwYoRK. March 90
There was decided falling off from the COM
parave activity of yester day in the petroleum specuia
top today Business was confined traders and
was small in volume Most Of the time the market dis
played a steady prices to 81 0o' against 99i
cents last night In the late afternoon there de-
cline to 997s but the close fairly steady but dull
at 81 00is
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YOEK, March 2O.-BEEVES-N0 fresh Tecsips ana ana
feeng weak and unless the aryas TO- morrow m arr
Dressed Beef quiet, with Guy aght red sides selnE at az
Tor Common d 70 9Si i9 ana rfn' 10 A'' ''''
Western Dressed dul oaJ4c inside figure for Cows and
& ments today 900 quarter. and 100 earcasses
fakes out 10 Bermuda Live cattle 100 quarters OF Beef
20 Live sheep and 40 & OF at eotbs The
demand equal to the supply and a. decline ot &c
Pery Re FEW wv Selected calves reached be common TO me
ranged Sic, with the bulk Of The racs at '4se' No
cnnry Dressed Calves extremely dull, with few Extra
Pennsylvsnas at Od and Po1r gce. low ic
HIesHfIumd es Muea sold: l. yeals IA ~ at sci II do
l2s n, at - 10; 80 do 10! H. att1 T. ,, ~ ot :, d
lao n, at ss % do liz b. at 7c i2 70, at7ci do
j. RaS' Il yea h 49, So Ri 3 at s. &c at e e g. &c. II Il d. o.
sHffP AND LAMBs-Recepts were 20 cars Of 1852
1Tng ambs werc received at Washington Market Total
IespoHdH Ss lime last week Trade was dull ana sheep
doing barely well as Yesterday while 1earns LAMBS % %ee W
The range for Medium 10 Prime sheep was 52ao 2 ana
caIo, lambs S CaGfs S only 5;as7%% % on 9Th Hea& up to
spring Lambs sold readily at % 5Qass or FAR to Prime
Ialsnds vent low as s3 per head r., mac
ky kyn % on IN tno hooks a, e The great quality immature
market which sells all the way to ia inur
5 & M INJURY for Dressed Yearnc Of Prime quail
ty and az high lic obtained with Common to Good
Che 7g do lO7 fb at 6lsc l15 do, lu3 10 AT &c 20
western do b Gc 267 do 90 70. at So 80 90 DO 92 NJ
at 5c lt7 64c 5l Culls, ~ ID, az
&c 81 Ohio Lambs 80 10, at Sc. 81, .-, oo,
j. r Sader Co sold 2l7 Ohio sheep 81 t at 5'ic 2Ol
We.terp do ~ H. at Jac 2Oj do, 80 10 a j'c: lOl state
Lambs Common. 80 H. AT &c. . o,
Hacnbcck Davis sold l45 state Lambs 100 No. at % -,
~ 75c 90 do n 10, az &c: l6J state sheep li
G4 299 do 90 70, at 70 80 and $50 Modocs 100 TO- al
Walsh Kirby ( sod 40 state sheep II n. at Gao
Dill, Dewey sold l69 state Lambs, 80 b at 1'4c;
Sf do h. at Sheep, 20 d. at sac 40 90
"a b. At Gc; CT DO 100 b at 9c 81 Western DO l2s ID at
Cr II DO ia h. 6iic III do % b at &c 80 do, l0l
6 at 5'.c; 22l do IS b a. 52c and Il do 30 TO- at &c m
Hume d sold state Lambs II lbs at &c ~
state sheep Olb 20 3O - do - b at $d 10; and 15i
Psnnsy vania sheep lO3 tb, at 6aic per d. .-.-. -
sold Is Jersey Spring Lambs at So 1O@$o 90
per head. ,.-.-,
mainly at 81 50dS0l. .o
each. 1890. o.,
HOGS Receipts Of lls heads cars at 4Oth
ST and cars al Jersey city. IOal for five days 2J head
against 34l head The corresponding time last week
One carload Hogs the market Uut sold up 10
10 o'clock QuOted nOminally dull at Ga d67sc
County Dressed In very light demand but unchanged since
last quotations.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
Nem iJublltallons.

DROPER PRIDE.
a FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE l
INDIA,
PRICE TEN CENTS.
THE TRIBUNE. NEWYORK.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L ona..d after Fob. ~ l5s4;


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUIE., 49,.
leave NewYOTk via Desbrosses and Con1 Srecv
Harrsbnrg Pittsburg the and Sonh, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached m and p. daily New-f orx
and Chicago Of Psrlor Dining Smoking and seep
ing Cars at q. every Gays o-, -,
Wilamspor Lock Haven. a. m. p m lorry ana Pre ~
D. connecting at Cory for lftusvne PetOleuh Cenus
and the on Regions. ,r,,., ,,,..s,.o...
Express OF Pullman Psrlor Cars daily except sunday ~
M arrive Washington 4:05 Regular wa IS and 4.
RR az 6:lO IN. 34O and pm and IL nights VA
and O. r. r., and and night SUNDAY; VA "a " y
and p r. r. els m and IL night, VIA D. an" " III
X. p. m. and ~ night , .,, o.,u
FOR Atantic CITY except sunday With through car p 10
I1r q ape Nav, except Sunday, l1:lO a m -...,.
Long franch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sstons
via Railway and AmDoy a m. IL noon, o,l. . ~. "a
sunday and p m. 10 not STOP az AtDuIy fetx.J.
Jersey CITY ant rdDg SPEEDY anu UiEeet "@'ei i"t
tst1s ayryefrom Pittsburz 6:1O and 12o 73o and
lO10 u m daily. and a. daily except MDnday, FROM
Washington and baltimore ESQ anG go a N, ~ 5SV'
loO5 O:35 D. N. From baltimore l:So p M on Sol-
dsvs $40 m From Philadelphia 500 6lo, $50, o;3O Z,
except Monday, 9:20 $50 lO4D, so r. N l:-O ~
$50 $50 $40 72o, $3.50, 500 5;S9o 1922 i9 eng
$40. {3J 92O 1000, 1870 and l0SJ D. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AN;D . OK
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHlLAOEL~
PHIA = IN NEW-fOhb
boUBIF TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIr
MENT, AND THE FASTEsT TIME SoNSISI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
-. ~fanl4
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
TO DIIIT ADET pHTA
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AID o.
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHlLAOEL~
PHIAj IN NEW-fOhb

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIT
MENT AND THE FASTEST IIME CgNSlSA-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

CTORY OF CHINESE GORDON. BY A.
- EGMONT HAKE Illustrated with portraits and maps
! vol, evo, cloth, extra, 81 90. . -.o r, "
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
The Action of Tammany.
Special Telegram to the Globe


NEW York, Sept. 14.-The action Of Tam
many was much talked of by the politicians to-
day. The Republicans professed to believe that
Tammany would not support Cleveland in good
faith. but the Democrats of every stripe ex-
pressed the opinion that Tammany would faith
fully ratfy at the polls what they resolved to do
on Friday night. Mr.. B. b. Smaley, of the
Democratic national committee, said:
"Before the nominations were made at Chi
cago Mr.. John Kelly, Mr.. Cochran and Gen.
spi'ala assured me that Tammany would support
the nominee, whoever he might be, and have
never doubted that it would So far as 1 have
known, whenever Mr.. Kelly has made hgh. he
has made an open one, and whenever his support
has been given it has been hearty and earnest
1t will, believe, be so now. Mr.. Grady will
find very great difference between his influence
over men in the party and his ability to take
men out of it,
All the Tammany district leaders said that
Tammany would support the ticket. Mr.. F. W.
Dawson. the Democratic national committeeman
from South Carolina and chairman of the nat
ional committees subcommittee for the south
Atlantic states, called at the national committee
rooms to-day. He said the Republicans in North
Carolina have circulated a false report that the
Democrats had declared their intention to carry
ton. There was no need, Mr.. Dawson said, for
using intimidation to carry any of the south At
lantlc states for the Democracy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
ro-day,s Exercises and Pleasures.

Aster divine services the Odd Fellows
speut yesterday in various ways, most Of
them, however, remaining in their comfort
able quarters in the West hotel. Yet, quite
q large number, with romantic desire, visited
the spot immortalized by Americas greatest
poet, Longfellow They had read 'Hia-
watha," read tourists descriptions Of the
pretty falls, and seen photographs and paint
ings, until their curiosity to visit the spot
could not be contented, and in advance of
the excursion mapped out, quite
large party took the motor
or the train for Minnehaha. The day was
decidedly unpropitious, and the enjoyment
was consequently limited.
To-day's exercises will open with forming
a procession at the West at $50 this morn
ing, whence they will march to the Grand,
when the first oratory of the occasion will be
displayed. Addresses of welcome viii be
made by Gov Hubbard, Mayor Pilsbury
and grand master of the state.
The response viii be made by the
Sire of Iowa, when the procession will again
be formed and the march taken up for the
Armory hall, where business session viii
be held.
Dinner will be served at II O'Clock, and
at 80 until $50. Then occurs the car
riage and motor rides about the city and tc
Lakes Calhoun aud Harriet, and Minnehaha
Falls. In the evening the grand banquet
viii take place at the West, when toasts viii
be made without stint. Tuesdays pro-
gramme viii be carried out as published in
these columns.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of weak
ness or disease Of any kind or character, which
he undertakes and fails TO cure. He1would
therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who
may read this notice, that you are treading on
dangerous ground, when you longer delay in
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be in the first stage-remember that
you are approaching the last. II you are border
ing on the last, and suffering some or all of
its Ill effects, remember that If you obstinately
presist in procrastiHation, the time must come
when the most skillful physician can render you
no assistance; when the door OF hope will be
closed against you; when no angel Of mercy can
bring you relief In no case has the doctor failed
OF success. Then let not despair work itself
upon your Imagination, but avail yourself Of the
beneficial results OF his treatment before your
case is beyond the reach of medical shill, or be-
fore grim death hurries you TO premature grave.
Piles Cured without Using knife or Ligatur
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
The Irish Not for Blaine.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 14.-For several
months newspaper correspondents of leading
Republican papers have been boasting that the
Irish disaffection in Tennessee was great, and
was increasing every day. They interviewed
everywhere, and created the impression that
Tennessee was about to give the electoral for
Blaine. In the past two weeks frantic effort
has been made to hold an Irish Blaine and Lo-
gan meeting to form club The call was pub
lshed in all the morning papers, and
every device emplyed to drum up large
crowd. When the meeting was called to order
there just fourteen people present, one-third of
whom were not Irish. An organization was ef-
fected by elecring Pat Garvin, Greenbacker,
chairman; Matt Kelly, a Republican postal
clerk, secretary, and Eugene Batch, the Repub-
lican county jailer, who is not an Irishman, cor
responding secretary. Col. Case, Republican
candidate for state senator, Justice Freeman, a
Republican, Charley Hassett, a postal route
agent, and one or two other well known Repub-
licans were present. Pat Nelly, the only Demo
crat present, was rejected for corresponding
secretary, because he couldn't write plain
enough. The Republicans are very much dis
gruntled.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
MEDICAL.
81 Third St s., Minneapolis, Mini
Trent all Chronic, Nervous Diseases of
Men and Women.
DIR. SPTNNEY

Is well known as the founder of the Montrea
&c. E.l MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years to
the treatment Of chronic and special diseases in
cident TO both sexes, his success has produced
astonishing results. BY his method of treat
ment, the suffering arc fully restored TO original
health. He would call the attention of the
afflicted TO the fact of his ng-standing and
well Learned reputation, as sufficient assurance
of his skill and success. Thousands who have
been under his treatment have felt and expressed
emotions of gratitude yelling up from hearts
touched for the first time by the silken chord
that whispers of returning health.
Those suffering from Catarrh or Bronchitis,
can be assured of perfect cure by his new
method OF treatment.
DIR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest dis
ease of the Chest, Lungs or any internal organ,
and guarantees cure in every case he under
takes.
II matters not what your troubles msy be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
1T Is CURABLE HE WILL TELL you so; IF NOT, HE
WILL TELL YOU THAT; for he viii not undertake
a case unless he is confident of affecting a cure.
1t will cost You nothing for consultation; please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case.