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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-16
[special TeIerram 70 tho Globe.I

Special Telegram 10 the Globe.
DULUTH, Dec. 15.-The markets on change
to-day were lower and fairly active. Sales ag-
gregAted $1,000 bushels. Closing prices: No.
hard, cash, Gee bid; May, &C bid; No. hard,
cash. CSC bid; January. s5Hc bid; May, 7Sc
bid; No. northern, cash, 66c bid; January.
e6e bid; May, 7Sc bid; No. northern, cash,
Sic bid; No. 3, cash. 53he bid; rejected, cash,
4se bid Afternoon call: Cash or December wheat
sales Of 1000 bushels OF No. hard were made
at zoe, later offered at 7Oke, zoe bid; sale OF one
car Of No. hard at 66He; sale Of 5000 bushels
and two cars OF No. northern &c; $3.50 bid
for No. 3, and 4sxbid for rejected; January
wheat, No. / hard, offered at 7O<c, roc bid !;
No. hard. held at Csc, 66He bid; sales Of
10000 Bushels OF No. northern at 67JLc; 62c
bid for No. northern; May wheat, No. / hard
offered at 7sHe 77zc bid; 74e bid for No. 2
hard; AYE bid for No. northern; June wheat
Tsc bid for No. / hard; 75e bid for No.
northern. Receipts, So 94 bushels OF wheat.
Shipments. 50, 24s bushels OF wheat In store,
3,696, 456 bushels OF wheat
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EVENING REPORT
Money easy at 1@1H per cent, closed offered
ut 1. Prime mercantile paper 1905 per
cent Sterling exchange bankers bills weak at
H.S1; do. ex demand, $4.s4A.
Governments-h lower for Is and q lower
for Is.
Railroad Bonds-Higher for Erie consolidated
seconds.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-The week opened with lower market
at the Stock Exchange; Lake Shore, New York
Central and Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western,
however, were exceptionally firm and 4 az per
cent. higher. Before the first call the whole list
was weak and depressed, and later on a decline
of h@2h per cent. took place, Delaware, Lacka.
wanna& Western. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific and New York
Central lead the downward movement Changers
were affected by reports of adverse legislation,
and Chicago Rock Island g. Pacific declined on
rumor Of reduction in dividend rate, and this
was later officially declared. In the afternoon
the market was frmer in covering short contracts.
Erie and Pacific Mail were strong, and sold up TO
14S and 54%, respectively. In the last half
hour business in Chicago g. Northwestern weak
ened, declining to COZ, and the other active
shares fell of e to u per cent. in sympathy and
the market closed barely steady. The feature
in trading was option sales; New York Central
sold "seler co. at s5h6s5, dividend on. and
s9H ex-dividend; 1890 shares thus changed
hands. Compared with Saturday, closing prices
are e to " per cent. lower, except for Canada
Southern, Central Pacific, Erie, Northern Pacific,
Pacific Mail, Philadelphia Reading and Texas
Pacific, which are e OK per cent. higher.
The transactions aggregated 235.000 shares
Delaware, Lackawanna 81 Western $4,000;
Chicago 81 Northwestern $4,000; New York
Central $4,000; Chicago, Milwaukee d. st. Paul
$4,000; Western Union Telegraph 10000; Lake
Shore 10000.
MINING STOCKS.
There was some little activity in mining stocks
during the afternoon, but prices were only
steady. Sales included Horn Silver at 100000,
Union Consolidated at 20, Plymouth at Is q $50,
Albion at 9, Bodie at 200, Standard 6O@59, Silver
King 500. seller 10; Navajo 200, seller 60, and
eO5 regular; Eureka ss5, Alice 40. buyer so, and
Chrysolite 105, buyer 30.
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firm; March advanced 2Ke. Lard was easier /:
December and February declined axe


CHICAGO. Dec. i5.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports; Hogs. receipts. 10000 head; shipments.
S.5o0 head; the market was steady and values
closed weak. with 10000 head unsold; rough
packing. ss-oO04.10; packing and shipping,
S4-1OG4.25; light grades, ss-sSG4.i5; skips.
S3.OO4S-s5. Cattle. receipts, e-5OO head; ship
ments. 100 head; the market was active
and arm; export grades were dull at s. so;
good to choice shipping. S5-o0G5.75; com
mon 10 medium. 81 .OO65 90; Texans steers,
SS.&5Gs. 90. sheep. receipts, 2.5o0 head.
shipments 200 head; the market was steady:
inferior 70 fair, 81 e0G2.75 per hundred
SSeOE14. IS. The Drovers' Journal Liverpool
special quotes the cattle market with = heavy
supply Of home bred stock. and light demand
for Americans - &c lower prices; tops. IL &c.
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FOREIGN

LIVERPOOL, Dec. IS. 70 m.-wheat slow.
CargCes OF coast-wheAt quiet but strong. Car
goes on passage-whest quiet; corn Arm.
MARX LASE-Wheat quiet but firm, advanced
about Cd. Country markets quiet and firm.
Farmers deliveries past week between 90 and
$4,000 qrs.
PAEIs-Wheat and -four quiet.
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CATTLE.


A communication was read on change this
morning from Messrs. Hoxsie & Jaeger stating
that 1t is very desirable that Minnesota should
enter largely into the competition for the pre-
miums for dairy products at the New Orleans
exposition, and asking the members Of the board
TO communicate with their country correspon-
dents and send them premium list which
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ARRIVING xaA1Ss

Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Ex......-- 49, .
Davenport & CalmGr Ex
Kansas City, Abba and
Mason City Ex.
Council Bluffs and Des
MoiEes............
Mitchell & Aberdeen Ex
Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Ex.
Fast Mail and La Crosse
La s.ssssss ss.sss.
Chicago. Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen tx.
Kansas City, Abba and
Mason City Ex...
Council Bluffs and Pick
erinR -. .....
Fargo & Miibank Ex.
81. Louis, Dubuque and
La Crosse EX
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Petroleum.

CLEVELAND. Dec. Is.-PetrOlsum was quiet;
Standard white 10 sold at TIC.
PITrsBuRS. Dec. i5.-Petroleum was irregular
certificates opened at 7s1e; advanced to 7sHc;
declined 10 Il sc; closed At IKE
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DEPARTING TRAISA

ar An AN0 ~@-4AA4
Is Crosse. Dubuque and
ST. Louis Ex.
Prairie du Chen, NIL,
and Chicago EX.
Calinarand Davenport FIX
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Ex ......
Pickering and Council
Bluffs Ex....
hilbank d Fargo FIX
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Ex...............
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Ex.......
Des MOines and Council
Bluffs FIX. .........
La Crosse Passenger
Aberdeen 4 Mitchell Ex.
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Ex...
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ST. Paul Live stock

The cattle market was very slow yesterday and
receipts very light. Good bntchering cattle
command slightly improved prices aud hogs arc
a little sitter. There were no sheep offered and
there was scarcely any inquiry.
The following from yesterdays sales gives the
range OF prices:
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI

Is Lot q new claimant for popular conf
dence, bu. a medicine which Is TODAY
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since il was
first offered 10 the public.
There Is not a household in which this
invaluable remedy has once been in
trodueed where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not q person
who has ever given Il n proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suseeD-
tible OF cure, who has not been made
well by Il.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
IN numberiess instances. cured obstinate
eases Of chronic Bronchitis, IAarnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients i'm the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. IL Is a
medicine that only requires 10 be taken in
small doses, ia pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there is nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment OF Group and WhoOping Cough.
These are all plain facts. which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. G. Aver 81 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold bv all druggists.
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hessrs. Hoxsie jaeger provided All desir-
ing TO compete were ssked TO send IN their cx-
hibits 70 Messrs- Hoxsie & Jaeger, jackson
street, as early as possible.
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New York Dry Goods

NEw YORK, Dec. 15.-There was less doing
than usual TO Monday, and business was OF only
moderate proportion, though in staple cottonI
and shirtings there was : fair inquiry and good
trade.
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Total cars rec'd.. 46s

Total cars reed. 46B Total cars ship'd- l65
GRAIN iNsPECTIoE-Whe heat No ! hard. 81 cars :.
No. regular, 80 cars: Noe regular 4 cars !;
corn, No. ., car; oats, No. white car !;
barley, No. extra, cars; fax seed No. 4
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Turpeutina.
Cincinnati WhisIrr

WILMINGTON. n. c., Dec. 1s.-Turpentins i,
hrm Al 2se.
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S. II. WOOD &c co.
Grain and Stock Brokers.
= Cham Der OF Commerce, Chleago


81. Paul
2s4 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell Grain, Provisions and Stocks Tor
cash OF on margins. Only brokers in Minncapo-
lie having their own membership On the Chicago
Board OF Trade.
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a means Daily B Except Sunday.
Additional trains between 81. Paul and Mlnneapo-
Us via short Line leave both cities hourly; for par
tieulars see Short Line time tables
81. Paul-Chas- Thompson, City Ticket Agent, i61
East Third street. Brown & Knebe. Ticket Agents.
Union Depot.
MInneapolis--G. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent. NOT
Rieonet House. A. y. Chamberlain. Ticket Agent.
Depot
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Arrive Arrive
st. Paul Minneapolis

AIIlFe Arrive
St. Paul Minneapolis
A $3.50 n. m. A 7:15 a. m.
b loss a. IA. 3 iO:45 a. IA.
B loss a. m. b IO:45 a N
II 1895 n. m. p f0;45 a. m.
A 5:S5 .. III A 5:00a. m.
A 1;9op. m. A 2:15p. m.
B s:25 p. m B coop. IN.
B gap IN B 6:5Op. m
B 6:42 .. m. B 6:5Op. M
B 6:42 p. m 3 6:50p. m.
B s:15 ,. IN. b 7:25 D. IN
B 1920 p. m. B 1883 p. m
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LOUISVILLE Courier Journal: Don't Be
Angry. Daring" is WIN 5. Hays latest. 1t is
dedicated TO VI. Ezl@lszd.
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FINANCIAL.
MORNING KEPoRr.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-il a. m.-stocks:
The market opened weak and lower and declined
A01n per cent. Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western fell OF to s74, Union Pacific to zsh
and Chicago, Rock leland d Pacific to 1861.
The market continues weak and lower; high
priced Changers were freely sold, and recorded
lower figures,
APTERsooS REPoRr
Money 1H6s per cent Bar silver, s1.o7.
stocks-The market was quiet and irregular
this afternoon, fluctuations being confined to
narrow limits. The market closed about steady
There was heavy sales of New York Central,
seller 60, during the day, 2G2A below the price
in the regular way.
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NJ. Doran.s Rennrt.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 70.
TIE following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets during the day, were received 0y n
OorGn, Commission Merchant:
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MATHEW ARSoLDs eldest daughter was mar
ried TO Mr.. whitridge, of New York, at Gotham,
s. England - Tuesday.
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BUSINESS HOUSES.

BUSINESS HOUSES.
LEADING BUSINESS MEN
ST. PAUL, MINI
ATTORaEYs AND CoUSsELLORs AT Law
sTASEoED NE~Er, Attorney At Law. First Nation
''0@oA 0aaioAns' corner Of Fourth and JackSOuSsL
THoxAs G. EATON. Room so. GnaIlan block. s..
Paul. MINI.
ARCHITECTS.
E p. BAssEoED, Room %, GILLIAN block.
a. s. TREHEEyE, c. Z, 10 Gildnan block
A ID. HISsDALE, Presley block
A. d. RADCLIFFE, Manufacturer block.
ARTISTS MATERIALS
SHERWOOD HoUsH 10 East Third street
STEVENS 8 koBKKTs. II East Third street. ST.
Paul.
BOoKs ASB stationery.
SEERwOoD HoUsH. 10 East Third street.
ST. PAUL BooK&STATToSEET Co., 127 East Third
CARRIAGEs AND SLEIGHS,
A. NRPoLr East sixth street. between Jack
son and Sibley streats.
CARPETS AND WALL PIPER.
JoHS MATTHIAS. II East Third street.
w. L. ANDERSON. i2s East Third street,
DRY G0ODs---WhOlessIe.
AuERBAcH, FINoH VAN SLYKE, Si5IeY street
between Fourth and Fifth.
DRY GO0Bs--Retan
LISDEKE. LADD & Co.. Is East Third Street.
GR0CERIES--WhoIesaIe.
PH: Kz.:y q Co. It2 % i4s EAsS Third street
HARDwARE AND TOOLS.
F. c. DRAPER & Co.. s. East Third street.
JEWLLERS AND WlTCnMiKIRS
ENm GEIsT. $ East Third street
LOOKING GLASSES.
sTKvEss& kOBxErsoS. a. EAss Taira strssc- A.
1A1-
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
STEVENS - SosKzEs0A. E4sE TuIrd street. A.
Paul.
TRUNK HAK Rs.
CErPrKv UPsox. "a East Third street
W. II. GARLAND. 81 East Third street
WINES AND uQUORs-WhOlesaIe.
b. KUHL Co. Wholesale dealers N liquors a
wines ~ East Third street. Sc. Paul
WHOLESALE NOTIONS.
AHrHUn. WARREN = ABBOTT. Iss aud ls5 Ea,;
Third street
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
srEoSo. HAcKErF q Co. 2ls 70 2is East Fourth
street.
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a fternoon Board OuotatIon.-

Amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day, e22, 900.
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CHICAGO.
Milwaukee e st. Paul R'V.
THE FAST MAIL LINE
Pullman Eleepers with Smoking Rooms ans tna
finest Dining Cars in the world are run on an
Main Line trains 70 and from Chi
cag0 and Milwaukee,

Leave Leave
Minneapolis St. Paul
Is 5;O5 a. m Z 5:40a. 10.
u $3.50 an J. $500 a. m.
u $50 a. IN = $3.50 a. IN.
3 $50 a. m Bs:sO a. m.
Il 500 a. m. y s:30a. m.
b s:lj a. IN. Il 7:3oa. m.
A loop. IN 1:4Op. m
B $3.50 p. m B4:sO m.
p 4;S0p m p $3.50 p. m
. 4;30 p. n. j t;05p. m
A S;AS p, IN A 700 p. IN.
A $500 D. m. A s:4Op. m.
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Reed sh'd

Receipts and shipments OF grain. live stock.
produce, merchandise, etc., for the forty-eight
hours ending Dec. Is. 1884:
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BOSTON RAILROAD AND MINING.
Following are the closing prices at the Stock
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AFTERsooS aEroRr.
Morning Board Quotations

Threes.. Fours coupons. .12Sh
4Hs do. -.113X Pacific 6s OF '95..126
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sacked. mo sales +offered sex mat.
coup. SEX. div. fEx. int lex. coup
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Stoke and bonds closed at the followin,
prices bid:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
THE HABY.s PRAYER.

She kaclr with her sweet hands folded. Her fair Iittie head bowed low. N h.ie dead vines tapped Al fhe V Sinco~ And the air was thick with snow. Without. earth dumb with winter. Within. hearts dumb wi;h care And up through ihe ieaden silence Rose softly the baby y's prayer. " Bless all whom love. dear aiher, And help me De gcod. she said Then. stirred by 4 sudden fancy,
 She lifted the shining head. Dst she catch on the fro-en maple Sof:te hint e ;he April green or ,he hreaih of ihe woodland blossoms. The drifts oi the snow between :. The beautiful trees. " she whispered. Where the orioles used 10 sing. They are iired and cold white winter, ok. help ihenl 70 .foW IF spring a.a inc ;.o~=rx that loEed to gataer, Lord. bring them agaln in May The dear little sloleis, sleeping
 Doan deep n ihe ground to-day. An. earth may De chiii with sno~Hakes And hearts ma he cold with care. Eat wastes ci < iro,eR si,cgce
 Are crossed by the baby Fprayef And ITS that were dumb ai;h sorrow Tn iahlsant hope may sing. F5r when earth IS wrapped III ":7ter lr tke keart ef ihe Icsd Us spring
 - Lac .i! Ei ', Is / ...t.s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
Come along" said Augustus: yeu'n

Come along" said Augustus: yeuIl throw yourself soon enough
 Considering the mean advantage ihad taken of him he vas very good-ns,nred. indeed, and gave me valuable help and instruction.
 Keep your feet as near together IS possible, go jas, as if you were walking. press your foot 10 the side of the skate tha, you wish il to run ;o~sTds. Thus If you press on the outer edge your loot flies outward; if on the inner, your feet come together"
 When he lief, me made my ~ay from pillar 70 pillar.
 !, was rather disappointing to go to the rink ,o see some awkward skating, and then be tie only exhibitor myself. ] wobbled abou, the room considerably, bu, with the aid of the posts managed not to fall. Finally some other awkward ones came to ,he rescue and there vas A good deal of Hopping around. l, gen orally went click, click, click, and then the dull ,hud ,ha, a novelist tell us about. The three clicks arc the three stamps the fLiler always ;l akes with h,s skates, the ,nua he makes without thcir assistance When there are several learners nd one goes down the res. generally look around 10 see the fun. and with grea; inaniinf'y lose their hee.s and their fec md 70 down IT unison. as |; were.
 When ggacei-i young lady become expert a skating she floats aio-ad ,he room ike an A!it NssioE-a delish. ;o look upon. Gn he o.hci hand ! young ! ss~f k ike n, sef edn hardly reifa,n rom n'slt- c;ously knocking h;s ice, t-ern under h!m IS. io sec hls prlde having ltS lcEi.,nat- i4a. One young maa there. tse!slessiy dressed. woald pu, h,s hands behiEd hiin. and wl,a aa ange'ic sn;Ik or his face hang hiai would wal h.ther and .aI.hei into a rhythm cfmo;iaa ;h4; was madden ing :a an onlooter. Ss wa5blesl 4teand. clat;erinx IT involuntary clog dance every now aae ihen. and takins n victims win ny f,ylng aims. th,s sI~cl- men of de;es:te,li:s cane s~eep,eg to- wards ne mi .aI5,
 When dId you com.
 looked a; hlm n as,en,shmrni and tried ,o show my w.,her.ng couiemp, for hiIa with a ssorehing glance ha; the im- faA.CIk sNase . Nuu.N Ipt si>tN sui 4Oub enough.
 The proprietor said he continued iha, he kad engaged professional awk- warI nlea from Toledo ba,. really. YOU fe the bes; at that l ever saw How much week does te give ".
 I'll whisper It ;o yr;: . said. catch iag h;E by ,he shoulders. row la,i Al coHtro, at g.y skates which le~ around ..s !. they were mad
 =; %. i-' 20, '4e cred. ~,;a dln ca.'y holding himse,t
 dared m: let eo .ni ..s ny No. II s.fucs h.s NO. se be.h cane down te- se her. AnG nadc tae sensation ol ,hat ai.et no4n
 No fai cred < wrestling man
 but | was se,ious i4ll, ana an hAeYy to sty i; sp'li the pe'.ee, m4e per.ec. GOA; lp the bali.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
B. z Smokes 8, Dinner
ier Tn.s

The bi, ana aronda at the museum VA. tcgaled with d rabbit dirner. l ten days fast prepared him for the feast In the varm-ais case were mammoth pythoa. all wriggling boa cons,ric:9ts, bat the anaoonda alone seemed ,o appreciate the delicaie rcpast. The introduction of hah a dozen small gray rebbi,s into the big snake house attracted scarcely aoy a,,en- ton from the wii,hing reptiles, and the l.,;le an,mass. equally unconsciozs. scam, pcIed from eide to side 10 side ~i,hou; ahe faintest show of fear. In the come. . python la. laz,ly blinking his eyes SE. a,enths had elapsed since he had taken h:s las, mcs.. Around him were hak a c.ozen snakes jus, as ,zy and lsstlcss and sleepy.
 Near the side of the case. is boe. sunk seveEa, inches below the le,s>i of the Su.rocndin. Iiaftor:n. ,he auao.ada l.s,' cciled. fast ss!eep. The invasion of hls privacy by one of ,hc rabbits asakenee him. He csGghl sigh; of the ls.;le an nal and his eyes gils,ened. iies tanss 9a.ied rapidly from side ,o sidc. The giis,ening eye. balls be- dr,e balesx, I ne ieids crew u9 inIo tght col, .s1d the head of the reptile osc Hated ,e asld fre. The rabbit. unconscious ot the tste IT store for i,. sportvely imped absu, i,s u&s-ow prison. Presently the yabbii taened is head towar,. the snake. when, qGi4k as < fash, rhc reptile drosc he fAnss at the head of the dIminu;xe ani- maS- tIrmly catching nearly to its ears. iben, rapidly 9oiling around the rabbit. the snake forced the liie rom the lit.ie 1oos. crushing the bones and paR,ng II out In:o long shape.ess mass h . few minutes. as ,hoxgh satisfied that lie WAS ex,ino:. the grea, reptile be gan to dsaw the rabbit into his maw. The tower 4w :eli. GU !srging ;le mouth 10 wonderful extent, and disclosing small, sharp teeth. similar ,o those of fish.
 Inch by ibch the .;feless creature dis appearcs ln the nav of the grea, snake and whcG. finally, the las; vestige ot the rabbl; had disappeared. the impression frs body could be seen as the cor1pres- siye masc.es of the anacouda still forced !; downward. A res, of a few minutes and the unsated reptile essayed another rab5l;. this t.rze swallowing II quietly and with greater leisure. The other snakes apparently took no iH.eEes, in the gor- nendizing of ,.4e1r big bro< her n the pit oa, a dezen slee.l-!ookiag rabbits were ou, n Ihe case, to tempt iheir appe,i,es 6urng the night.
 In another box a mammoth boa con stGctor was discovered. wri,aiag as if in extreme discomfort From hls mouth pro;suded something that resenbled q heavy piece of cloth. When the snake keeper drew near the case he stopped n astonishment.
 Heavens" he eJaenlated that snake swallowed it's blanket
 That's nothing" responded Mir. Ha- gar. Of the management. demurely. \. They often do that in winter"
 Bu; the blanket-deyourlng snake will Dc watched with great interest, and whether i, xlll be able to exis, several months on the nutriment from the bed blanke; or whether it's efforts 10 kesp warm inside viii result in fatal indiges- tiou, time alone will determine.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
PSA L MS.

I I EAR this, .ti. gc people. and give ear al ?. .nkalsis pl the sS rid Hop Bitter, will make ,oa ye, .i and 'v rtIelee.
 ? l. shall cnrs a! the rce nle ;a4i pu. -icknes. &nd .4fIering ntdrr ioek.
 ; B. tboa not a;rsid h4e your tam Y : -,ck. ar yos nave Brighi - dise&sc or l-iyer Gousp.alut, fer Hop Btt,-..s will cure.
 | Both low and high, rich and poor knea the alle of Hop Bi'ters far bilion,. nvrYou, and Rhranafic ..amplaiut-
 j. Clean-e nee #ith Hop Bitter and hall haze f0I4-, and bloom ing health.
 .. Add disease upnn di-eare and let the worst come. am safe II use Hop Bi,ter-
 :. For aa il5g fife have l it-~e plagued with -lsi.r req ard ,rf<. sna uo; gnti wear ago ua- r'.re8, hs H., B;;sss
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 70 What sesnan :. ibsre, feeble and sic1 from female een.plsints. who dsslreth not health and ,4-e;h Hop Bitter. ard r made vel.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

Mrs. Bonanza Maoksy's a,es, Worth dress is described as poem" From the description ~e tufcr ;ha, Il resembles a poem ihat Is inscrscd in he editors waste basket. l, :. no: red. This IS d yerse-s,ra,gh, loke bg' the ten p,a,Ion 70 ~rlie wais, basquc ]. was neo essary 70 overcome. harssszss..,s. kieSssh.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

When one reflects that the annual rag business of the United States foots up over s1.ooo, ,ooo, the aged overcoat that fingers in the lap of spring assumes an air of Tespectabiliy.-Ex1Assg<.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

An ieeberg tIa ralies long sas seen ny ihc s'eames Nogses-san on her way from Liverpool ia New York. and 2erhaps the Arctic reslons and the norh pole, m order to av"id .,,sing as any further trouble. arc comm. VII here. Ch. afo L....l.,