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DEB.

sCHICH-At the residence oi William Clouse,
1ellaire on Sunday. December ., 1854, at Sp. N,
Mr.. MAxfiN SclrcK, aged 81 years.
The funeral win take place at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon.
HfCKs-At MAthlRs, N r, on December %, 1854,
JOAN Z HICKS, In the S5th year Of hisage.
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Tx exhibit Of Missouri women's work at
the New Orleans Exposition viii be likely
to prove failure because Of war among
the committee regarding finances.
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MO CUkF, NO PAY. WHITEHURsT's CE-
IN dar Balsam Is warranted to cure Coughs, Colds
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, so SIX drops a
bottle and set your money back Sold by CHAS.
2. 6OETZE M Sixteeath street, and all druggists
Price Is eents noieeodsb
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SOCIALISTS have again broken out in Chi
csgo who think it's about time to set about
killing the rich men and officials.
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN Ia offered for the arrest and Judgement IN tns
is OF ohio county Of the person or persons that on
Monday uight December y, 1884, ent red the house
Of lijah Marling, took his money and grieyo Isiy
ui2ltreated him. The above reward to be paid upon
mo- than one person should show himself entitled
10 ome part Of said reward some interest therein
the Board reserves the right to make an equitaoe
appoftionment Of IL as 70 Il may seem Just.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio
scunty. West Virginia. de3Oueqd
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THE general opinion is that it serves Ex-
Senator SHARoS right
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For Rent.
Attention, Democrats.

A IL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF TIE CITY
n will meet next Saturday evening, at I:So
O'Clock, at their respective voting places In each
ward Tor the purpose OF sugge ting names OF candi.
dates for Council 10 be voted Tor ut primary 70 be
"''" CD. BINGELL, Chsirman.
NJ O,NKuI. Secretary ds30Q
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Notice.


a nKrEDs or z.AEKs ron yu1xsuEcCy
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 50. lssA.
CRY DEnocRArIc rIOKEr.

CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOE MAroR.
MORTIMER POLLOCK.
Fok cry sERsEANE
PORTKR SMITH.
FOR cIrY CLERK.
GEORGE HE'LL
FOR wIIARxMASTxR.
JOHN CfOcKARD.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, May To- Press Mayor
/. Il. EiwIdu, of Austin, who was report
ed last night as being in danger OF bleeding
to death from an old wound, is much better
to-nicht and resting quito com iortable at
the Beach hotel. His physicians express
tho belief that by exercising care and re-
naming quiet, he will recover
Arrived: Steamship Lone Star, from
New York. schooner l.. A. Burnham, from
Boston; schooner Bessie II. Rose, from
New York. Cleared: Schooner Alzans;
Coffin, for Perthamboy.
Tonight preliminary steps we're taken for
the organization of another military COM
pany In Galveston. which II is more than
likely will form part OF the Infantry corps
OF the Galveston artillery. jeff Tiernan
Ia at the head cl the movement.
Those already enrolled are from
the bone and sinew OF the city, youth and
chiyslry. They propose to bind them
selves by personal Obligation TO act a. .
unit and when the organization is COM
pleted will a. once begin drilling Such q
company Is capable OF good results.
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Tho Trims Prev.

ASHLAND, O., May l6.-Georgs Andrew
Ham and William II. Gribben, aged "a
and 90 were hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Hsrry Williams, on March 25th,
last year. II Is estimated 10000 people
collected here, and 1t was feared the mob
would bar tbs enclosure about the scaff0ld
In order TO see the hanging. Nine com,
panies OF militia surrounded the jail and
kept the mob back. Noisy demonstrations
without hnstenei the execution. Five
minutes past 10 o'clock the prisoners were
led to the scsff1li and without unreces'
sary delay they were bound and the trap
sprung. At 1921 they wers nronounced
the outside crowd, which howled with ex-
ultation, mingled with disappointment be-
cause the hanging was not public. Their
necks were both broken.
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TyLrB, May l6 Especial. l-Accounts
were presented to the Commissioners court
to-day, by two jastices Of the peace, for
holding an inquest over negro found hung
in precinct No. 7. eleven miles north ofthis
city. about the 1st OF MAJ. IL is claimed
whites aRd blacks, for burning Fleming's
gin.
The commissioners court to day levied
county tax as follows: Railroad, 25; public
buildings, 10; road and bridges, 10; adva-
lorem, 25; poll, 25 cents on 500.
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DANGrYfIELD.

DASaERTrKLD, May l6-[Special lit
has been raiuing for the past lew days and
farmers all seem to be discouraged. All
crops are backward and only a half stand
OF cotton Is reported in this vicinity.
The democratic convention meets here
on the 2Sth OF this month.
Rev. J. w. Lively, Of this place, is car
rying on pro,racted meeting at the Meth
odist Episcopal church, with grand sue
cess. Notwithstanding the bad weather
the house was crowded last night and the
congregation listened TO fine sermon.
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unwlcy " Co.

Bosr,g, May l6.-rse oillcs OF Ha awley Il
Co. was throBged this forenoon wi-h many
ladies' with ga assignee In charge. Hawley
was at the stock board trying TO arrange
matters. the fact that the transfer boogs
OF tho Atchiaon, Topeka 4 Santa Fe rail.
way we're reopened today, makes his task
onsrous. rs the firm wac dealing heavily
Ia Atchlson securities, aud, therefore, have
many trensser, 10 msEc. IL will bc several
days before the status OF tha hfm eau be
learned. Its r,sumpti1n is impossible.
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Foreign Miscellany.

TREATY RATIFIED.
CRY or MKxIco, Nav l6-rhe senNte has
ratified the treaty with the United States.
LONDON, May i6.-The steamship "Iliy.
rian," from Liverpool for Boston, was
wrecked last night near Cape Clear light,
Ireland. All the people were saved.
TEE LArK Mr.. BENJAMIN.
LosDoS, May l6.--The late Judah p.
Benjamin left behind no materials for bio.
eraphy. lie destroyed his private docu-
ments and was accustomed to saying
"tressurlug up old papers caused half the
misery of lifen
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ST.. LOUIS, May iG-[Sp,ciall.-It seems
to be the general opinion here that the
the PR cent, but it al o seems to be the
prevalent belief that the storm will bo cue.
ceeded by a calm, amounting almost TO
stngnstion, and that trade will be very dull
for some time. While most stocks went up
here, government bonds decreased. There
was noticeable buying of bonds IN quiet
way by strong institutions. The Now York
exchange has also gone wsy down.
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s,sI.tanee 0fsysry member Of tho tlr@. Sho

assistance ofsvsry member Of ihs hrm, who
sid in exscuilns hls trust. NE
ieel We arc warranted In. saying
by this means every dollar thai
can possibly bs realized will ba secured,
ws shall be atlo TO pay sll liabilities II our
buslness 10 prudenily managed aud our
ssiets not icrced to be nacrilced and We
hope you will concur In aud endorse the
plan We propose.
fsignedI 'DosstLL, LAWSON & sIMrios.'
The arm supplemented the abova with
an oral statement of the assignment made
with view Of protecting everybody, both
large and email, and IL was only determined
on whom parties west began attaching prop
perly. Each mall brings In remittances TO
tho firm. which are being turned
over 10 the hank rs fast as insruc-
tions 10 that effsot ara received.
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Touc OF the Market,

NEW YoRK, May lo. -Governnent bonds
firmer 10 the afternoon and ut tho $3.50 cali
l-2s wsra quoted higher, at Ill and
ll2 l.2, and As at lis IL and li0. The 3'B
were quoted fraction lower, at 1C0.
The stock market opened irregular and
weaS generaliy, on account Of the failure OIL
Fix sis & Hatch a,o Tna,sd'y, nass T., mdss dns
part at concession Of IL
ia l-2 per cent, and Western Union,
Wsha,h preferred Union Pacific and Texas
Pacific, however. were higher, and before
the frat call there was sharp upward
turn, in which Lake Shore rose
2 per cent, Pacific 2l.2, Western Union
I23i. Central Pacific 2 IA, and Missouri
feoied by the weakness IN the sterling
exchange market. The buying OF HrockS
for foreign account was again quite
heavy. Between 10000 and $1,000
shares were taken. About II a. m. the
announcement was made OF the failure
OF IL. q. Hardy & Sons, bankers and bro.
kers, and there were rumors that prom.
inent house was in trouble. About this
time the failure Of the Newark Savings in
stitution was announced and dive
was made against Lake Shore Gnd
New York Central. The former broke s
points and the latter LIS. Among other
active shares the Missouri Pacific iell
of points, Kansas e Texas
IA, Northern Pacific preferred 8,
Union Pacific 2 IA and Western
Union Q "a. Subsequently, while there
were frequent reactions and. at times, q
feyerish feeling under fear Of further fail.
ures, the market showed a hardening tend.
ency, and as 3 p. m. approached there were
not only no further failures, but the
favorable conditions multiplied. There
was great Improvement in prices and an
active demand tor stocks, day closing in
whirl Of buoyancy, such as has not been
witnessed for some time past. The upward
movement was stimulated by the fac that
the bank OF New York had loaned 50 ,0C0,.
600 on government bonds and was
wiling to lend more on the same
had issued So 600, 900 certificates, and ex.
Dec,pd 10 issue large amount more, and
that considerable sum Of gold had been
ordered from Europe. During the day con-
siderable money was received from
nearly all points and investors brought
heavy amounts into tho streets to buy
stocks. Throughout the afternoon there
was an absence OF excitement, and more
disposition to buy manifested than any
time this week.
Compared with las! night, Central Pacific
at close was per cent. higher,
Western Union 2 rs, Wabash
9 58, Kansas e. Texas 3-s, Texas
d Pacific 2, Omaha preferred and Northern
Pacific preferred IL Erie and Northern
Pacific common 1 Ia, and number OF
other stocks 1 per cent. higher, while
Michigan Cel...sl il 3, Jersey Central 1.2,
aud Lake Shcre per cent. lower. Trans.
actions 430, 900 shares.
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NEw YoRg, May l0.-Business matters u,
the produce exchange have rather gloomy
look, although 40 failures or rumors OF
failures are current. The trado 10 not dis
posed 20 operate to any material extent.
Shippers' opsrations are checked by the
extreme difficulty oi selling. Sterling OK
change prices aye all lower, tending down
ward. Leading mem bers are quite hopeful
there will be no panic In tho produce eX
change, but somo members are discouraged
at the outlook oi the financial affairs IL
Wal! ttreet.
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What u Promlnent rInancier says.

WA,nISGros, May 10 Especial. IA
prominent llnancier Ia the government en-
ploy says polniedly regarding the Wall
street panic. Wall s,reot paid rise Of
from Oc'ober. is7', 60 October, 1870, with q
rise jutt as large Ia other securities aud
siill further advance for two years more.
lt also saw In 1850 and 1881, the new issue
a S0Il ,OOO,0O0 ot securities calling for the
cash payment OF 1915 00O0 600, and IN the
last two years list OF tbirty.tso leading
siocka shows a tprinkling oi some $4,000
600. Thla ielli The Mhnln ltOfY.
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Atlanta, Ga.

ATLANTA, Ga, May l6.-John III. James,
banker, announced last evening ho would
not open his doors this morning. He has
half a million dollars worth OF real estate,
which he will offer for sale Immediately,
and which will more than meot MS llsbili.
ties. A bank has offered assistance. but
MIR. James declined L..
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At Newark.

NEWARK, N. j., May l6.-The Savings
bank makes statement OF the purchase oil
government bonds, which were intrusted to
Fisk & Hatch, who agreed 20 pay interest
on the pending investment. Tho reputa'
ton OF the firm led 10 over confidence and
carelessness about Obtaining the Necessary
Investments. The firm owes the bank
nearly 81 900 coo.
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Knusas rity Iiurry, ,

KAHsAs CRY, May is ALI traces Of yes-
terdsy's furry In banking circles have dis
appeared, aud the banks are all paying in
full to-day and business is moving as usual.
The plan OF partial payment adopted yes
teriay was simply a precautionary meas.
ure, and WAS dispensed with as soon as con.
iidenco WAS restored.
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Funeral of the Late Charles O'Connor.

NEW York, May i6.-The remains Of
Cherries O'Connor were buried from the
Roman Catholic cathedral this morning.
among them Roscoe Conkling, ex-senator
Kerpsn, Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, Of the Trim
iiy Episcopal church, Monsignor Oapsl,
Bishops McQuade, Hendricks and Wigser.
William M. Evarts, X. p. Flower, John
Kelly, ex-Mayor Grace, Benjamin H. Bris-
tow and hundreds Of other prominent gen.
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The Fires Work.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, May l6-A Vincennes,
Indiana, special TO the Post-Dispstch says :
A FIRE at Petersburg. fifteen miles southeast
Of this city. destroyed block containing
two dry goods stores, hotel. grocery, i'm
plement house, newspaper Office, besides
several Law and doctor offices. Loss, $50 :
600 to $75 900; was insured.
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A. tho stock Exchange.

New YonK, May 10 - Stocks opened
weak and ieverish, except for Western
Union and Union Pacific. This was cue
ceeded by better feeling, and general
advance OF 1.2 tc 2,
Governments depressed. The 4 1-2's and
l22 on the street last night, are now los 1.2
to 109 "a and 1l6 TO ll0.
A bank president RAYS the weakness is
caused by the fear that Flax 4 Hstch'e
holdings will be marketed.
ll:25 q. m.-Stock rallied 1.2 to 2 IL on
some shares, but few stocks ARE heavy.
Manager Camp OF the clearing house, Gays
the banks are avsiling themselves more
freely OF new certificates. He will not be
surprired II $40, ,00O, 900 were taken to-day.
1:40p. m.-Money IA per diem, and
stocks already feeling quieter.
A Gard from DonnclI, Lawson & Simpson.
NEW YoRK, Nay l6.-DonneIl, Lawson a
Smpson have handed this card 20 the As
sociated Press: ITO our creditors.-It is
with great sorrow We are compelled TO re-
port our suspension. which has been
brought about by combination OF circum-
stances over which We had no control. We
can only request those having
claims against us TO extend sucn
confederation and induleebcs as pos
.ible. ~ orherwiss our assets may be
sacrifced 10 the prsjudioe OF eli parties. A.
the best means OF realizing from our s,sets
and securing our credfsorr, vs have made
an assignment Of Ill assets Of the firm and
firm. wherrver situated, to our confidential
clerk. II II. Weems. who has b~sn 10 our
employ for twelve year., ard II - well
acquainted with our business and
character Of asDets a. any member Of the
nrm. and urdsT his nansgsnonk with the
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In London,

LONDON May 10. $50 p. m.-Prices for
American securities alotuating, closing
prices bstter. There has been large re-
Inittance OF government coupons to pay for
stocks sold hero. A large shipment OF gold
40 New York is being arranged.
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Treasury Department.

WASHINGTON. May l6.-Some astonish-
ment is manifested at the treasury deusrt-
mont over the decline In government se-
curiiies, and It 10 only accounted for on the
theory that the bonds were rapidly being
converted into money, TO- be used
in more profitable Investments.
Secretary Folger said this after.
noon he had received no information
from New York on the subject and was con-
sequently unable to explain the decline.
The fact that only $4,000 OF the called
bonds we're offered for REDEEM ption in New
York yesterday, is regarded as an indica-
ton that the people who hold the
bonds are not In great need OF
money at present. A conference was held
at the treasury department this afternoon
es 10 the best method Of relieving the
financial pressure in New York. In view
Of the decline iu per cent. bonds, 1t was
proposed that the secretary authorize the
purchase OF these bonds In open market. II
was virtually decided to pursue this course
in case the decline continues.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 10. 10 a. m.-The opening
on the change this morning was mot ac-
3ompeniei by excessive excitement, and
prices were generally stronger.
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aud the Central Pacific. Hs res, onded
that the reports were untrue. II know
that the firm hasn'l anv of tho Central
Pacific and think II can't hold any OF the
Chesapeake & OHIO, unless u q soms ina
a had before the panic OF 1873. The hrm
holds most OF ihe Chesapeake & Ohio At
high prices, but may have some III, possi
bly q thousand shsrss." President Bald
win, Of the Fourth National bank, who
knows tho firms affairs intimately. con:
lrmed Huntington's statement and said
the whole cause OF the firms trouDlel was
a farlfua In rnveFnmeDtg.
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A burning Horror.

mill at Worcester, Massachusetts,, making
wooden yarns, butned yesterday; loss. $780,.
600. some per sons, most of them women, ,
we're injured BY lesping from the windows
Of the burning building. Several were
wounded and will likely die, and II Is lear
ed dead bodies will be found In the ruins.
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Bank Examiner Serbia.

WASHINGTON, May i6.-Bsnk Examiner
Serbia telegraphs from New York that he
considers the trouble over, 80 far as the
associated banks are concerned.
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sIiernan's Say.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ex-senator Bher'
man was interviewed here and said: I'VE
are neither in panic nor on the verge OF II,
unless my judgment ~ seriously at fault
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NEWARK, Ma May lG.--Ths Newark
Savings institution, clased doors to-day.
The officers say Fisk q Hatch owe the in.
stitution 81 900 w.
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At Galveston, ,

GALvrroN, May l6.-The decline of New
York cotton futures at the opening OF the
an excitement on tho Galveston board for a
short time. At 1890 the bulletin board at
the Cotton exchange showed q dec inc OF
is points on May options; 0 points
on June and yuiv 90 compared With
Yesterdays highest quotations. The
average decline on all options from May to
December was about z points ct New York,
brit the Galveston market showed decline
of only points. Toward the close the New
York market improved on its becoming
knovn that banks we're losning money
more freely. The Liverpool cotton mar.
ket has 90 fsr shovn no Indications of hav.
ing been affected by the financial furry In
New York. The grain, cotton and money
IN arket. we're ali stronger and better at the
close Of today's d-siings.
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Nrw YonK, May 10. - Money active;
loened up 10 IL per cant. per diem. closed
s TO q per cent. per anDum; prime msroan'
Inopapsr nominal; startling sxchanfe, B. b.,
demornllxsd; 4sl TO ass; slight. 49, 70 iSf.
Clused nt the following prices bid:
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Harrington interviewed.

Erw Yoax. Nay l6.-C. P. Huntington,
president OF the Chesapeake a Ohio rail-
vay, wss interviewed In regard 70 the state.
mrrt that Fish & Hatch were embarrassed
To- through the whole stock Of that rod
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rUH WEATHER.

GALVESTON, May l6.-Following 10 the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish
ed by the United 6tates signal service, ct.
ing In conjunction With the railways:
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ALsAxI, Ma! ia.-rhs legislature has
adjsuzued sine dlA
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-01

~Remember the plaoe-One dser nsrth sf
Jencks Hstel, Capital street.
.~All orders promptly filled and satisfae-
ton glAranteed. Telephone No. SO.
3. J. POTTER + co.
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Abandoned Military Reservations,

wa.s;@.a" auo.ea ' En- ~ H1ss...o.. Tsa .aao. ;,
washington reo. S'-Ane senate m,i-
itary committee nave reported adversely
the bill to open up the Fort Rice, Dak-
military reservation. The ground taken
ia that thew hav. renorted a GENERA, hill
1.:.s . IN ."s..h.pa,S &c - ...as" -.
"nlcn VIII unoouoteaiy Psse' sutnorla-
ing the secretary OF war to open all
abandoned military reservations. The
reservations which will be thrown open
Il this bill passes, comprise over 9.O0o.-
oOo acres.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-01

stsEs you viii hs 81 ss,y;peed tat yss eaa
les for LES GONFY thar
any place in the oity.
9eo peioo list:
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EVERY EvEN1Na-ExoEPr1Na SUNDAY
a noRrAwes1ERn STORM.

BOWEN = K1NGsBURY, Prop'ts.
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Long Felt Wants.

a pen that can spell.
A hall in which an umbrella viii stand
for ten minutes.
A plumber that will bring all his tools
to a Job to start with.
An automatic, self-acting, mechanical
nurse maid.
To light the kitchen fire by means OF
turning a handle by the bedside.
Wanted, a calleT-up IN the morning
that will only wake one person at once.
a tax on bachelors over thirty years
of age with an income of f2OO or more.
An apparatus which would cause a
baby to CRY in the deaf and dumb Ian
guage.
A laundress who viii remove more
dirt and fewer buttons from our linen.
Something to make man rise carry
on q cold morning.
Something to prevent his wishing ne
was in bed again when he has SUCCEEDED
in doing so.
nine for gentlemen, that consumes Its
own smoke and makes no ashes.
That the husbands; should pay the
same attention and study to their wives
comforts in their married days as II
their courtship.
An invention whereby the name o
each station passenger trains stop a
NAV be signaled at the window of eacl
department.
Amachine for jumping a fellow GU
of bed. washing, dressing, giving hin
his breakfast and prOpelling him on tn
way to the Office.
Fowls that will neither crow no
cackle. except when desired by thei
owners neighborss, who get the nos
without the benefit Of new LAID eggs.
An invention to be attached to wag
ons, carts and other vehicles, so tina
the power DESTROYED by using brea
going down hill may be stored up to b
used going up the next hill.
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DR.. FooT, JR Specialist of New York.
Consultation free. Union Block, Main
street.