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A Cholera ConFerence.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The following
notice has been issued:
New YORK, July 2S.-By the request
of members of the state boards of health
of ILLINOIS, Tennessee, Kentucky, New
York and other states . conference will
be held in Washington, D. c., August
7th, to consult with the government off,
Gals as to the best means of meeting and
mastering the cholera in the event of its
appearance In the United States. Ma
rine and qarantine hospital officers are
respectfully requested to take part in the
conference.
TSigned1 ERAsTUs Books,
OF New York, Chairman State Board
of Health.
in. MCCORMICK, Kentucky, Sec'y.
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Globe Democrat Our $5.OO0O 600
13-Year old pOstofice, opened this week
to the public, is thing Of beauty, and
should be q joy forever. As . private
enterprise the building would probably
have cnst $1,000. 900 or 81 900 600 less,
and have been erected IN i've or ten
years shorter time. But as public edi-
nc,s g.. this one is a creditable piece OF
u,OFk
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THE RuSINESS MARTS.

The PRICES AT TRADE CEH1ERS.
The Kansas CITY 1--we Stock Market is Re
ported esDocIAllv for The DAILY
NEWS every Afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER q CO.,
Rooms ~ and - EHchAngO Bui1diAG
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. July 80.
C4rTLE--Receipts l,97l; market dull and
unchanged for anything except for choice
natives, which cootinue 20 rule hFn.
H0eS-Reeelpts $3.50; market steady for
lights; heavy mixed shade easier, selling
46$5 30; bulk sales s 35@4s 60
Tne Daily indicator reDOTss: WheaS-Re-
Reipts, 46!04s shipments, 8, 7soi in store. "a;
LEA; market weak; No. red, cash
sales at n; August. 70K bid u asked T;
Ssptem Der Tx bid TAX asked; No. soft
cash TAX bid AZ asked.
CoKH-keceipts, I7.0S9; shipments, 1890,
in store, liz, S7S; market weaker; No. mixed
cash sales 4904z5<; August sales at -;
September - bid 44x asked: the wear sales
1t s7k No. white mixed cash sales 5l140
OLrs-Ns cash sales at Is.
RYE-No. 3 cash 4Sk bid
Es9s-WeAk aE Sc per dog.
BUFTKR-UnchanROd.
HAY-UnchanRed,
PRoVIsIoRs-UnehAnge
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General Graut, who Is at his Long
Branch cottage, said last Thursday, 81
see newspaper insinuAtions that am
opposed TO Mr.. Blaine's election, or am
not favorAbIy disposed TO him. They
are not true. He ought TO be elected.
He would be president of the United
States in fact as well as in name. he
has twenty-five years of experience in
public life and knows every feature of
the public business. To reject such q
man In all the plentitude Of his knowl-
edge and ability and elect man of Gov
ernor Cleveland's limited experience
would be beneath the good sense Of our
people" The general added that he had
little doubt of the result.
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If, as is claimed by Democratic and
pseudo Republican papers, the Buffalo
story OF Grover Cleveland's immOrali-
ties will not effect his chances for the
presidency. 1t may be proper tn inquire
what in the name of common decency
can injure q candidate who Aspires 70 be
the FIRST gentleman" in the land.
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The Kansas City Journal Of SUNDAY
produces cartoon which appeared In
Harper's Weekly in 1858, In which
Abraham Lincoln was caricAtured as q
miserable, detected theatrical manager,
appearing before the footlights and an
nouncing the withdrawal OF "The Trag-
edy OF the Army Of the Potomac" This
was the patriotic part which the "jour-
nal OF civilization" played In the dark
est hour of the country's peril. SIR.
Blaine need not fear the pencil which
sought TO besmirch the character of the
martyred president, whose sacred mem.
ory is enshrined In the hearts Of nation
of freemeu
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Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE Ar TOPEKA. KAxs4s.

Joshua y. Engle. Esq.-sir:
Your entry No. LIZA Kansas trust and di-
minished reserve lands, made April 18th,
1854 for lots and of southwest section 81,
6th. 1875.
Il is ailedgeA that NO legal settlement has
been made on the land and that he built q
log house on the land and lived in it about
six weeks. beginning his residence sometime
in March 1882 and that he did no other set
toward improving the land.
September Is, 1854, at q M. at this ONCE IL
set for hearing Of the charges and IN default
of yOur appearance at said hearing YOU
entry will be cancelled
Wst J. j. FISHER. Register.
i'll 4. REYT0H. Receiver.
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Fredonia Citizen: The Register claims
for Neodesha township, the distinc-
ton Of being the banner wheat raising
township OF the state. II says that
thirty five bushels is low and reasonable
estimate, as the following yield will
PROVE: Chas. KimbAll had sixty acres
Of the Fultz variety that averaged 43
bushels to the acre. This was the first
crop on the ground. His whole crop
averaged between 40 and Al bushels per
acre. John StAnley's whea; on the
same farm made the same average. b.
+. etillwell had nine acres averaging "A
bushels and 40 pounds per acre, the
whole field averaging 80 bushels and 80
pounds. These yields are reliable and
were reported by men of judgment and
sincerity. There are many other far.
mers in the vicinity Of Neodesha whOsa
yields will be as large or larger than
those quoted, but who have not threshed
Yet or whom We have not seen.
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As ChlaG0

CHICAGO. July 30.
CATTLE-ReceIpes. 500; market dull
exports - So3$6 s.: good 70 choice % SO0
IS 50: Texans g 00GSS Is
BoGs-Receipes. II 500; market quiet active
5I10c higher; IS 350$5 S.
sHERPSReceipts 2s0o; mArRet weaker;
81 3S94 -
WaEAF-MArket easier, SIX August
CoRN-WeaksE. S4A cash July.
0ats-IEreEulAr. SIX asked July.
FLAX SKKD-H -.
RYE-93k July
BAEEY-62
POkK-Sseady, S1G 50 July.
LAID Steady, 81 50 asked July.
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no Nine-Hour strtIe.

NEW YORK, July 28.-To-day begins
the second week of the bricklsyers' and
labOrers' strike for nine hours per day.
Reports as to the number of men on the
strike are conflicting. Employers say
there are 900, aud Workingmen claim
thai there are only 700. Nearly all the
plasterers engaged on jobs where the
EMPLOYERS refused to accede to the nine
hour demand quit work to-day; also q
number of bod hosting engineers and
large number of franters stopped work
this morning,
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The fourth ANNUAL fair of the Kansas
State Far Association will be held at
Topeka on September 9Th to 18th, in.
elusive. The premiums offered are very
large, that for the largest and best dis
play Of farm products, including fruits,
and vegetables, being $500, and for Sec
ond best $500, and for third $500. Lyon
county farmers ought to take some
of these premiums. In connection
with the State Fair is the fourth annual
exhibition of the Kansas Horticultural
Society, the fourth exhibition OF the
Kansas Wool Growers Association, and
the third exhibition of the Kansas State
Poultry Association. There is also the
third annual tournament of the Kansas
band contest. All of these association
give large premiums. II you have mo-
received the program, write to the sec
rotary, G. Y. johnson, Topeka, Kansas
and he will send you one.
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sIock rhieves Captured.

PoLTLAND, Ore, July GA report
reaches here that an organized band OF
stock thieves has been run down and
captured by Q party OF regulators at
Willow Valley, Oregon. Seventeen
thieves were cadRht with large mum.
Der of horses IN their possession. Tw6
of the ringleaders were hanged and the
remainder turned over to the author
itiea
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Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. Kansas.

July !, 1854
John II. Yaught, Esq.-Sir.
Your entry No. /, 1sl, made June 9Th, 1881.
act of July 5th, 1875, for lots and 2 OF north:
west section 81. township Is east. range II
east.
1t Is alledged that no legal settlement has
been made on the land, and that he found
that some person unknown had built q shAnty
and slept there one night, and that said shan
ty was blown down and never rebuilt
September 18th, 1854, at q. m 1t this ofdct
Is set for bearing of the charges, and in de
fault OF your appearance ct said hearing
your entry will be cancelled.
w5t j. j. FISHER. Register,
il A PEYTON RecG liver.
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Kansas City Journal: The st. Louis
Republican makes a public exhibition
of It's ignorance by abiding TO Jsmes
Speed Of Kentucky, as the last survivor
Of Mr. Lincoln's cabinet" There are
two other living members of Mr. Lin
coins cabinet, Gen. Simon Cameron, of
PensylvanIa, who was secretary Of war,
and Hon. John P. Usher, now Of Law
renee. Ka'., who succeeded Caleb B.
Smith as secretary OF the interior.
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LOUIS H. ATTHEZ
OPTICIAN
OF CHICAGO, ILL.
For fifteen years oOnnectsd with the world
land, TOPEKA. Kan.
Is NOW ATTHE
COOLIDGE, HOUSE, EHP0RIA, KAN
OFFICE
Room No. 2. ParlOr Floor
To remain with US q short time only, offers
10 those who are suffering from
Weakness and Defective Sight
HIS
Brazilian Pebbles
AND
Australian Chrystal Glass SpGCtaGles
Australian ChryStal Glass SpGCtaCles

Superior to any other in use. constructed in
accordance with the science and philosophy
of nature. admirable adapted to the organs OF
SIGHT and perfectly natural to the eye; At
fording altogether the best Artificial help to
the human vision ever invented.
!. THEY CAN BE WORN WITH PER-
FECT EASE for any length Of time ut one
sitting. giving astonishing cle0rness of Wis
ion by candle or other artificial light, COM
fort 20 the spectscale wearer hitherto I'M
known.
HOW TO SELECT GLASSES. It requires
professional guidance, even when . good ar
dcle Is offered. DR.. Matthew not only has the
best glasses that can be found In thu market,
but carefully examines the eyes of the pa
tient, and gives Indispensable advice 60 the
proper selection OF them. His speciality be
ing the proper adoption Of spectscles in all
cases where glasses are used.
Lenses properly adopted TO the most dim
cult cases in varied forms Of Prosbyopia Told
sight-far sisht) asthinopiA, Ayopta Tor near
6iGhkedness), HyPermefropiA, simple Com-
pound and mixed AstigmAtism. Diplopts,
Tor double visioal. ETC., etc.
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Five thousand dollar checks are roll
ing in to the each box OF the Independ
ent committee AS long as this Is kept
up there will be Independents. 1t Is
stated auihorItaIively that the truly
good" will use the funds At their disposal,
aud It is thought 1t will reach into the
hundreds OF Thousands, to corrupt the
voters In New York and Indiana. The
IsdcpendeRts-the only pure and honest
men IN America. according to
their statements, will undoubted-
ly be ted copiously from
the treasury OF the Democratic commit
tee. We have the impression the Dem
ocratic committee will find the "truly
good" a very hungry Get OF fellows be
fore the ides of November. Carl Schurz
cannot be hired for less than $500 .
night.
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Mr.. L. R. Britton, of st. Joe and Miss
L. H. Elrod, of Reading, were married
last evening at 5 O'Clock at SOden's
Grove. The happy pair will start for
the east next week on their wedding
ionrnav
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Ne naor.lDisea.e A. Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July 30.-No develop
ments here to-day concerning the sup
posed cattle fever. There Is about the
us1al aumber OF receipts. The market
is dull and unchanged, except for choice
natives. which continue firm. The
stock yards officials reiterate the state
ment that there is no disease here.
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The Texas cattle drive this s.ason

The Texas cattle drive this SEASON Is
the largest known since 1874, and 1t is
variously estimated at from 300, COO
to 100000. The cattle are In
much better condition than usual
and will hnd purchasers in Kan
sAs, Colorado and the northwest. A
much larger per cent than ever before
are coming forward by rail. It's pretty
generally affirmed that next year Will
see all Of IS per cent OF the Texas cattle
shipped by rail, and that in few years
the drive from Texas north will only be
. camp fire story related by old cowboys
while on the western ranges
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With "Seven Mule" Barnum 10 run
the campaign, and with . candidate for
presIdent who stands charged with i'm
moralities which should ostracise him
in every Christian community in the
land, Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. SchuTz and Mr.
Beecher must feel that they have gotten
into very desirable company. But prob
ably these gentlemen think they can
stand It If BarDum and Cleveland can.
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The experience OF years has not de-
Iracted from the acknowledged excell-
encH at the qualities "r DR. Prices Spe-
cial FiavUring Extracts, but has cum
pletely established their hold upon the
tastes OF sill persOns who love delicious
flaVors. II you desire q fine, delicate
flavor in cakes, puddings, creams, ices
or pastry, use DR.. Prices FIsvors.
The yoice Of the people. No family
Dyes were ever 30 popular a. the Dia
mond Dyes. They meyer fail. The
black il far superior TO logwood. The
others colors are brilliant Wells Rich
ardson 8 Co., Burlington, Vt
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While the memory OF Lieutenant
Lockwood, the man who, Of all the
Arctic explorers, reached the point near
est the North Pole, Will be enshrined IN
the hearts Of the American people, the
name of the private secretary OF ex-GoV-
ernor George T. Anthony will never
probably be known beyond the narrow
circle Of his official duties. Such Is the
fuatfra n FauuA
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Land Notice.
LAID oEY1CE AT TOrEr4, KAxa4s.

July, Z, Isss.l
Joseph c. Brown, Esq.-Sir:
Your entry No. 130S, made May 3Ist, 1883,
ansas trust and diminished reserve lands
act OF July Sth, 1875, for the southeast Of
northeast gection 81, and southwest of north
west and west one-hslf OF southwest section
81, township Is east, range II east
1t Is alledged that no legal Settlement~al
made on the land, and that the improvements
found On the land was . little strip Of break.
ing and that the party was unknown in tbs
vicinity thereof.
Is set for = hearing OF the charges, and In
default Of your appearance at said hearina
your entry will be cancelled.
W6E J. ]. FISHER, Register,
il 4. PEYTON, Receiver.
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spanish Fever at nEanhattau.

TOPEKA. Kas., July 9.-N. A. Adams
of Manhattan purchased 200 head of
Colorado steers at Kansas City last week
and thirty head of them have died with
the Spanish or Texas fever. One car
load was stopped here and out of that
SIX have died. The others were taken
to Manhattan and quarantined in the
shipping pens there. Up to O'Clock
this afternoon twenty-five have died.
The people, and especially the stock
men, are greatly excited. In answer TO
telegram Gov. Click has sent State
Veterinary HOlcombe to investigate the
frOnhlA
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Iorn. ComiI- . Koasas.

LAWRENCE July ga letter from
Senator Plumb states that Senator John
A. Logan has positively asstred him
that he will be present at the Old Set
tiers meeting at Bismarck during the
Western National Fair.
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could and HIS Crowd Going.

NEW YeRK, July 29.-At meeting
OF the Louisville & Nashville railroad
directors to-day q number OF designations
Of directors will be accepted. &C. Bald.
win, jay Gould, Russell Sage, T. F. Ry-
an and John E. Green retire.
LateT-At q meeting held this after
noon the gentlemen above named were
replaced by Messrs friedrich W. FOote,
j. u. Probst, j. H. LInderbu rger, j. B
WIllier and E. Norton. The question OF
the financial position and reorganization
of the committee was discussed but NO
action taken.
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The Royal Baking Powder UnequaIed
for Purity and WhOIesomeness.

Prof.H A Mott Government chemist
Baking absolutely
h. A. MOTT, Dr.
Professor Chemistry Illinois Industrial University
Government Chemist Department o Agriculture,
Royal Baking family for
submitted
perfectly hthfu quality free
substance. WN AcMURTRIK, e. H. Ph D."
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Time ie Monev.

Time and money will be saved by
keeping Kidney. Wort in the house. It
Is an invaluable remedy for all disorders
OF the Kidneys, Liver aDd Bowels and
for all diseases arising from Instructions
of these organs. 1t has cured many OBJ
stinate cases after hundreds OF dollars
had been paid to physicians without OBJ
tanning relief. Il cures Constipation.
Piles, BIlIousness and all kindred dis
orders. Keep 1t by you.
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ohio, indiana and KENTUCKY Crops.

CINCINNATI, O., July 28.-CrOp re-
ports from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
to the Commercial Gazette are that the
wheat Is the best In quantity and quality
gathered in years. Corn has suffered
from drought, but the rains Of last week
have rescued it, and the yield
will be an average one. Oats Is good
crop. Tobacco has suffered more from
drought than anything else and in some
localities is failure, the rain being too
late. In other places the plant Is in ex-
cellent condition, but the yield will he
below the average. Rainy weather con
tinues, good ram falling here last
night
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Globe Democrat: One estimate
Of the cost Of the Greedy
relief expedition is as high as
100000. II seven cents worth Of good
was accomplished by the three years
sOjoUrn OF the explorers IN the FrigId
Zone. that fact is yet to be made known.
Tho next enthusiast TO propose trip to-
ward the pole ought also to volunteer to
foot the biiIs.
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Members of Neosho grange are re-
quested to be at the next meeting, Au-
gust 9Th, at Z 80 p. m. sharp. to make
the programme and other arrangements
for the annual celebration and fair of
said grange. So ordered by
T. Il. HoLLINGswoRTH,
Secretary.
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The Cleveland Catholic Univers,

II will not do TO treat the charges OF
the Buffalo Telegraph with any contempt
Of silence. They must be met, either by
Governor Cleveland or the Democratic
party. II Governor Cleveland can not
meet them the Democratic party can on
ly meet them by demanding his imDsedi-
ate t0ithdrasoGl from tie hSJd Of the tick
Of
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We have this week received . large
shipment of new wall paper and will
sell it at actual wholesale prices, for one
week. We mean exactly what we adver-
tise. l. D. Fox & Co.
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We have very attractive line Of win
dow shades which Will be sold extreme
~ low for one week to reduce our stock.
I. D, Fox & Co.
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know Of my professional knowledge that
Dr.. Louis n. Astthez understands his busi-
ness, and that in relation 70 his patients he
Il entirely honest and reliable. never pro-
missing what he eonRos do.
J. c. HKAREE Il. D.,
tary Aisooan State Board Of Health.
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Letters Of Recommendation can be seen ak
Df. A9sthez's once from the Leading mefif
cal mea aAo proDtneEt di7tneS % Chicaro
and many oshSr prominent peHsonaeeE. in
e!1ateg eee9ncatsls from thos6 IN eTerV
stanton IN Lie, Al Of whom have bean lneda
happy by his scientific msfnod Of 0diusfmenf
IN every case requiring glasses.
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have carefully examined Q large number
Of testimonials In possession OF DIR. Louis n.
4etthez, certifying 70 his skill IS an ocul1st,
opticisn. and AN fully satisfied that he is en-
titled 10 the fullest confidence IS an optician.
join =. HEHDY,-
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
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THE NEWS.
Terrible Disaster at Sea-0ne Hundred
( and Thirty Lives Lost
General Logan Says He Will Positively
Be al the Bismarck Fair.
The Texas Fever Trouble Believed tc
be at an End and the Excite
rnsnt has Subsided.
Blaine Busy at Work on His Book in
Maine.
ssIva4ionara in PrIsop,

BRIDGEPORT, Conn July 29.-Five of
the salvation army were sent TO Jail for
four days for violation Of the city ordin-
ance against psrading on Sunday.
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TO HHonrr NAY CONCERN.

have no hesitancy in recommending DE-.
Louis 81. 1atthez As an oculist oPticfsn Of
rare GttAinments. He II spoken OF In the
highest praise by those whose dgment Is
regarded e. law. Truly,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Emporia, Kan, june II, 1884.
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JAcoB eEIaER. Il. D., DEAN

Material edica; DR.. j. W, Heddsns, Anato,
my; Dr.. AcCarty, Chemistry; DR.. W. 1. He'd
Gems, Gynoecolaogy; DE-: Doziphan, guris-
practice; DR.. Christopher. Physiology; DR..
Donelan, Diseases o. Women.
j. Il. Richmond u. D., A. W Barnes n.
D., St. Joseph no.
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Legal Notices

Ianu NOLIce.
LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA, KANsA, /
5r July z, 1854.
Samuel A Armstrong. Esq.,-SiF:
Your entry No. l 1913 Kansas trust and
diminished reserve lands entered July SSths
1882, tor southeast section 81, township Is east
range IL east. Act OF July 9Th, 1875.
1t Is aledged that no legal settlement has
been made on the land and that prior to May
LIST, 1888 there was no improvements Of any
kind visible on the land In question or any
Indication that any one had ever resided on
the same.
September 18th, 1854 at q m, at this ONCE
is set for hearing OF the charge, and In de-
fault Of your appearance 1t said hearing your
entry will be cancelled.
wSt %. FISHER: Register.
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HIAwAfHA, Kas. April :

HIAwATHA, Kes,. April n, 1854.
take pleasure In Recommending DIR. Louis
H Aatthez - an opttctan of high standing
Is shown by many letters from men OF emil
nence I'm tie medical profession. and also
FROM his general reputation. Those needing
the correceson Of defects Of vision win do veil
60 consult him.
z. ". BLISS, n. D. oculist
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Wall paper is still sold at Chicago
wholesale prices. l. d. Fox g. Co.
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AZ Sc. 0ais.

81 LogIs. uly -.
CATTLE N srket dull, offerings poor. prices
weak, not qu0tablY lower; receipts 9. 90
H0S8-M1rket artive. better, yoRkers s. IS
as Is; packers, 5 3506 4S;s heavy, s. IS
@$5 S.: ReeesP :. 400; shipments, 800.
FLoUR-UnchanRed.
WEEAf-Malket ecttve. opened higher.
closed loser: No 2red s6%0S7k; closing S6h
cash. No 3 red z9kGs1 cash
EoFn-Aa<ket opened higher. closed about
Yesterdays prices 4ek css6.
OATs-Hsgher. slow, sok cash
PERK-HfgAeF. job lots SIS 50.
LARB-NO1inGl 81 5.
PEoYIGfoNs-Firm but slow.