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Y. FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features q tho Money and Stock Mar 3,

an
~ 49, y kcts. Il S ~ 4
NEW ioEK September money market easy
paper o1za6i4 percent. Sterling Exchange banEers
bills weGkcrat 81 81 demand 81 st,l. 20 S,; 70
| G0vEESNES1s-Firn. 30 "a =, II
| 9 KAlLwAYs-l0wtr.l ~ "a z .f35S. {Stl f7i
| 4 STATE SEcrRlTIES-Quet 80 Il a. a Is.
= stocks-srcculntion opened firm md higher hui
soon became weak and depressed There were mi
lies at Intervals hut In the main the marke. was
figures. unfhyonble rumors concerning Grln.ei
earnings and the publication Of the quarterly re.
ports oftle Now York Central and other roads
were used to hrlng about the downward movement,
Subsequently, rrs ir Sn M a,SSe s'
western falling of from i6l9s 10 U.s. In tic anal
| transactions Changer ind Trunk line shares con.
tnnM Nn weak Willis Union laec, Missouri Pacific
| ana western Union wore somewhat hrmcr.s Com.
pared with saturdays closing prices nrc La!k ner
cent Lower; changes In spcciaties fractl6ra -
transactions, :.ug 0lJ shares. I-iS4 Sl,s
q + fsiae i ~ If y $ ca a,S q A.
Erie w; Lehlgh { Wilkes. 81; I.ouisiara con,
soils S Missouri g, loeT; St Joscp,I, I0S;1 ii. il
49, G. firSs. ll7's Tennessep o, Old, ST do new
!ef fin,d lne i%i ISH 9Mns rs; do Gandc
loissl 10 s!nkIny fund, i0i *. div; A VIZ
pons, ;al DO deferred, j; Adams iExpress i INV
1 sntsai iae hiti Shes sS% s9 95Is
tint preferred, ~; Do ID preierred, .; e., H Y X
IL tQi Denver 4 Rio Gnnle, ll9; Erle, IJsf
preferred, $Hf Fort Wayne, lsl Hannibal ( s..
3 3sp aS5 pES!srss Nj Kansas ( Texas
Louisville 4 Nashville, 90, Louisville, !SS eyW;
Albany 4 Chicago, 70; Memphis & C6Hrisston Isl ~
E's as'as,d y; dS q E,sfe$sa q Memphis
ellie, eiN Sashys chs,tSno s; 's IS; Kew tW
Jersey Central, NIX. Northern Pacific, ri do nrc.
ferred; Northwestern. ~; do preferred, is0;
My York Central 90; Ohio Central; vi Ohio (
4sA; Pittsburgh us. l!aitlins, 10 st. Louis ( Sal,
Fnnelsco, =; DO preferred, i0s st. PAUL SIX;
DO preferred, ITO; TexnS Pacific. la}s: Union n.
ellie ~; United stllcs Exprcss, 5l; W., ST. u, K
pH Nh 90 EIoierred, Il; Wells, Fargo Express, 100;
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accident. and incidents III west y,rr,nl

Accidents. md Incidents IN West Virginia
25 md Vicinity.
* Areport somehow got into circulation
last night that Detective ALI Burnett had
been fatally shot at Charleston, but it was
without foundation. .33s )!
William Il. McNutt, Of Guernsey county.
O., committed suicide Saturday by; hang.
ing himselfin the garnet OF his house. He
left q wife and seven children.
rs Perry Wilson, OF Senecayille, GUERNSEY
county, fell down Il. coal SHAFT SATURDAY.
evening" distance OF % foot, and received
injuries that rendeE his recovery improb.
able. 10 was building II scatIold over the
mouth OF the mine at the time, lie was
p years old and leaves q wife aud one
Now that il hes bceen dc nonstratcd
that the gus was shut of at the Jefferson
well by II temporary Obstruction which
has been removed, our people will not
become SO alarmed the next time n plug
gets in the well, and 60 off declaring tia
the gus reservoir is exhausted. -S.e,,Lcat;He
Gd.elie. gi & Ii :
Tho miners at the Kidd coal mines, four
miles west OF Bellaire, on McAlahon'scrcek,
refused to 90 to work yesterday morning
at the old rates, but demanded IN advance.
AZ the franklin mines, five miles west OF
Kidd.s,N The miners arc all at work, and a
report is III circulation that the advance
demanded haa heen temporarily allowed,
and both parties agree to abide The action
OF the State convention, to be held Sep.
TENDER Qth at Columbus. &l .f /; 8
a Republican writing IRON Cameron
says: THE Cameron correspondent OF
the 1STELL-GEScER in writing up the ac-
count Of Saturdays grand old Republican
meeting did considerable injustice to some
Of our best Republicans by giving all the
credit OF the successful pole raising, &C.,
to q few parties. Considerable credit is
due Mr.. Richard McFadden, OF Mounds.
vile, and Mr.. Joe Hardy, Of tho b. so.
shops, Wheeling; also DR., George 4.
Stidger, Mr.. 7. 9. Pipes, Chnrlcs' and John
l.ogsden, s. ]: Mccullough, William Nuss,
]. NJ. Nichols, r. T., kincaid, w. III,
flasans, Agent, r. L. Nlarlins, Night Dis.
patcher Of the B. & 0. Railroad, j. u. How
ard and Newt. Owens. The above named
gentlemen all worked like Turks and
should be, given an equal share OF the
credit. ~ ~ - + ~, = 8 -. - (
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INDICATIONS,

f WASHINGTON, D. G., September 81 30
4. M.-For Tcnncssccand tho Ohio valley,
generally fair weather, slightly WARMER
variable winds. @ sssi7g - 7 "a !
For the Lower lakes, iair weather, iol-
lowed by partly cloudy and local rains,
southerlywinds, acknowledgements,
lower barometer. ~ -
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i Tho NHtlOr,,,l Union.

nHphilo Council! of the National Union
was instituted last evening with a, large
number OF the leading citizens OF the South
Side us members. The following ure the
officers elected President, $F.: Fl. Crago
Vice President,W Nlahan; Speaker,
J.l E.p% Blackburn; Ex. President, Coon,
Leon}iaM; Secretary, Adolph CT Kurtz
Secretary OIL inance;:7 Charles Bingle
Treasurer, ]. I. Thompson; Chaplain, ].
j. Mis-; = Usher, William Schnelle; Ser.
scant.at-Arns, G.;W.a Wcisgerber; Door.
keeper, James Bier; Trustees;I ". Bar.
This is the acknowledgement Of this order in
Wheeling, Il An adjourned meeting will
be held next Monday evening in Walters
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Excursion In Cnllnlhua.

On September I'd and 5tIr the p, G.; 4
St. L. Railway Company will sell round
trip tickets to Columbus at the rate al
81 20 On September 3D. aud 4th ut the
rate OF s. %. Tickets good ior return PISS.
age until September Sth inclusive. ''T5
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The most remarkable cures OF rheuma.
tisni, aches and pains, Oh record, ranging
from ten to twenty-five years, arc credited
to St. Jacobs Oil, tho great pain conqucror,
by indisputablc testimony. Price so cents.
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Just ISeceiyetl,

4i Fifty boxes Gravely tobacco, this is the
best chew in the market. For sale by
K 81 q rio G. S. FEENY.
!: $50 " + y q. 4: ~ 1la06 Main st. J.
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jQhe qt:ttttellille1x;reogs*


+ wan,cd-A Girl TO do lloliseworl.
Wmtcd-One Laundry Girl. 500 49, I:
For sule-A ChicEctiiig Piano h
For Eent-A Brick li0lle.
German Study Lamps-Ewins Bros.
Wnnte--TwO Good Men. s5E,.. 4 ..,GssN 4; NJ.
STATE FnI:--SOticc to Exhibitions. !gsy ~
books md snrp!ics--s'anton & Davenport
City Property For Sale-Fourtl pacr. IA.
SOticc-Seyenth Ward Blaine aud Logan Club
Fourth PAGE. .-s2l So d sS1tgi r
Auction Sale Of Fnrniture-F Fourth ragc.
Commissioner Slie--@FUurli Ei.r. Il he Ilil r Il.
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FALL TERM Il OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
slst-$si 49, llfl
+ STANTON &, DAVENPORT,
sco .A :, 80 eo, ,,nr,-,, c,,.,,
GOAlNllsslONER'siSALE,::3
lN.,t-.- 100 - q - '
{. q In the Municipal. cour, of Wheeling:

i,s :5i 1hona mas vs. y; l'eyman T. c,,n,,,,
Mayer llcyman, ct als. .'"I S''"S5.' - II
I'M pursuance Of dssrte made In the above eli,
!tie G'i'isc IN said Grt Oil the 18TH day Of nrst.
issi, NE undersigned Special Commissioner will =
q. on SATURDAY. OCTOBER i, 1851, :.
c:lnning at 10 clock 4. ~, mt tho front door of
he LoiiIt House Of Ohio county, State OF West viz
Ei 0ler Tor sle ut publlc auction TO tho highest
nuuer ING following described real property toWI
tne Wrt OF Iot Numbered twenty-five en- sjtuu.cyi
az INC corner OF Adams street (now called Evhth
srcet and Main street, In the City OF Wheeling in
Ssd county o. Ohio fronting on The west Side Of
Ma!n street tWenty.foir (2i feet nine mud thrrc.
quarter wa Inches, more OF lcss measured from
Wy centre OF tho division wall separating. Tho
GiMei,ns nous? on said lar Of the said lOt from tle
evening adjoining tho same on tic south ,mrt
uaetooi north"Arlly along the west line OF saIi
Miu.h, one hundred aud twcnty.thrre (lsD feet.
more Or les. TO the ra,r Of Ed lot. u ~ = ~
TEENS third Of the price (or MS much
mosI asthe purchaser mny choose to give cash
a!iu tile reinlndcr III two equal payments In sis
a.u we've months respectively thereafter, with III
Mlci he purchaser giving good personal security
ior tnc deferred payments. anil the title 10 the sni
tnMfty 10 De retained until the payment In fuIl OF
orler OF sud Court = - .I'1SE'
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lsrcnicr s Scl..nr.ofe:

have tic largest and finest stock Of Fire
works fol. campaign purposes ever brought
to this city. Call and see them before pnr-
chasing elsewhere, n. 4 TTllas
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Total pieces handled g:
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the rlnge Of the
thermometer rs observed at Schncpf's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
7A::a., o';le ", So; 81. NJ, s.; 7r. Nj,
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IS. ,s:s gry Goods. !
NEM8GOODS
GE:O| /. ] / SHOOK 81 TX {,

Ss#fl " NlfU#I vi. 81 .NI0"I'." .N. W. I.|
I Many New Goods for the ap-
preaching season are now being.
opened. We have purchased ,sls at
bottom prices large quantities Of ,.
silks, Velvets, Pushes, Cash a:S'';:
i meres, Vclvetcens, Cloth Suit
ingss, Ladies and Misses i'sse Wraps,
Blankets, Flannieells, Underwear,
Hosiery, etc. etc, all Of which
we propose to sell at lower prices
than. L ever before known.
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D &R.2 gov gsMt.,
PARE CHANCE.

10 a business acceptable to US wc will lease nm,
double Store Room for term Of ycars, SITUATED "
tho best portion Of Nellairc City. Flint Iloor sy,%
with sky.lght. Second floor accessible nv ~
an easy stair why. For Particular nnd Term, ~
arSs AZ. CONRAD TROLLS Sim ~
huW w ". 'Hh' 5H "a 81. ClnlnyIirh
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TOR SALE. ,. d.
Valuable Real Estate and Building!

I1T-I7- - 17T- ~ Sf-.F I'VE " IlI.I.HINU
Inc undersigned isnuthorixcd to offer for ,alothc
null lot fronting thirty.lhrcc ts feet on ChApIac
street, md running back one hundred md twenty
the west side OF ChnnlInc street u,l on The toTh.
west corner Of said charlInc street and Alley Ei.'.
teen. There Is on said hnl( 10, two brick houses.
now renting for $50 per ycnr. Tho title to ,abl
propertyis soo,i' .Terlns 0isalc. cash Foriuriltf
no no: li;S Chapline street, or Il, David Gel.rr No
@4I wood street. ~ + n - 3. B.-DOvESGE,
y! - = ~ t.s Attorney for Mrs. -. Ecrnacf
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.pIANO FOR SALE. +,
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

4. NY PLACE AT ELM GROVE,
Containing about ten ncrcs. Can be divided 10
three places. Possession and terms to sui, p,4.
enascr. 4 II. FORBES,
No. 7 U. S. Custom llolYc
= i eIcphOnc -A.SU. n IlN.3 Z. I,i
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asncS;,lr.

1ToRSE FOR sAI'E@A GOOD SIN
- ViCABLE Ilorse Of fine appearance = I't q.
~ years old not atmd Of motor Will Work nv,
M1 nSrl,, VII w, ~ sold 1t low price. ApIly d
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TOR sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten ncrcs Of choice high bottom land, six nils
below Wheeling. on Ohio River md b & D. L. L..
kitchen und outbuili,ings, situated III n s,uyc Il
maple, sugar and poplar trees Also, n good seler.
ton OF fruit trees. Apply 10
" y. llOGE 4 bro, 100 Market 81.
Or X. w. MORROW. OH the premises. - M.
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sle,u Advertisements.

'GlTi PROPERTY FOR SALE.-THE
" undersigned has fors1.lcon Bosgs' Run piece
OF ground consisting Of scycml lots, pnrt being n
goM quarry. il not sold before Saturday, Oc,oaer
iiins ~ 10 oclockA. NJ be offered ut public sale OF,
!hc premises III lots 10 suit purchaser. For fur.
Their particulars enquire Of Deals O'Kecilc or John
~ laHin or the subscriber, = t,5s'5iI.s q n
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new YORK. September Lection quiet at 10 l5.lca
dElGc; futures steady; September lOSac; October
i i November l0,isc; December l060c; Jnnunry
N.Y. rebrary 10 "a: March l0ssc; April l0.95c
good delnaud At l05sc, ii !.
N Dry Goods. M az q - =
NEW Yonx, September 1-pr!nts IN good order
request. and choice styles and popular NUDES have
Iono very well. Dress goods have had fnir in.
ghirS. ~ other departments there hns been n
si.siuyr demand ..o.5S many. INSTRUMENTS, and
al!ogsther the tsAde shows lniproyement. :. -.
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4 TIE POOR HOUSE.

Superintendent Plankey reported the
total number Of inmates ut the Poor House
during August to have been 50: White
males, 81 females, rs; colored females, l..
under one year Of age, white females, 3;
over ono and under ten years Of age, white
females, 8; white males, 9yleaths,. white
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-03


The county commissioners meet to-day
The council committees meet this after
noon.
The total registration of Minneapolis is
2s.O97.
The National hotel opened its doors to the
public Saturday night.
The district telephone system win go into
operation to-day, probably.
Three hundred and twenty-threc arrests
were made by the police in October.
john Hoberbier's cafe at 2O5 Nicollet, in
cresses in popularity as the days roll by.
School teachers wishing to go to New Or
leans on the holiday excursion should notify
supt. c. H. Smith.
The Minneapolis g. st. Louis railroad com
men ces to-day to run through trains to and
from Watertowr, D. T.
The Manufacturers and Nicoiiet National
banks have announced their intention to
consolidate under one management
Danz's Orchestra gave another splendid
concert at Turner han yesterday afternoon.
The attendance was quite large.
Billie Ryan, the celebrated tramp, ha
come back and "we'ye got four drunks''
was the extent of the police news up to mid
night.
During the week ending Saturday, Nov. /,
143 warranty deeds were filed with the regis
ter OF deeds, the considerations of which
footed up $3.50, 524.
EThe Tribune says the Armory hall was
''packed to the doors" Saturday night on the
occasion of the Republican meeting. The
fact is that the hall was barely half filed.
The Cleveland and Hendricks and Merri-
man club of the First ward, will meet to-
night at Iryin's hall, or Central avenue, and
arrange all particulars for to-morrow's
ballot.
There were twensy~three ire alarms during
October iu Minneapolis. With losses as Col
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TIE PRESS CLUE.
Large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia Memory
Of @. A. RochaceLi.

Large Northumberland ia Memory
Of c. a. Rockwell.
The press club had a well attended meet
ing yesterday afternoon at which the usual
routine business Of the club was transacted
The names Of o. c. Ozias, e. E. Russell,
and r. N. Travor were added 10 the actual
membership.
The following resolutions were adopted in
memory of the late G. A. Rockwell:
The members of the Minneapolis Press
club having heard of the death Of Calvin Al
bert Rockwell, one Of their number, and de-
string 10 place upon record 10 his memory
an expression Of their respect and sense Of
their loss, do adopt the following resolutions:
Resolyed That by the death Of
Mr.. Rockwell the profession Of
journalism has lost worthy
and promising worker; that his quick and
inceptive mind, his persistent industry, his
courage under difficulty as a writer, has as
sured for him noteworthy success in his
chosen vocation.
Resolged, That through mis- geniality and
generosity, his freedom from malice, his
iaithfulness to friends, his sensitiyeness for
the sake Of those to whom he was under
obligation he had become one whose
dDStucc from HuDuB us cO-ldDOIcfS anu
comrades will be deeply felt
ResolUea. That his fellow-members Of the
Press club hereby tender TO his pereaved
family, in which he was devoted husband,
a loving father, and faithful son and
brother, their sincere sympathy
ReSolUed, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of the club, and that the
secretary be directed TO forward copy Of the
resolutions TO Mr.. Rockwell's family.
GEO. P WALLIHAN.
CLAY MACCAULY.
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pecihl Reports from the GLOBE Manka.o onaee
November
ManIsa,o Dots.


Election tomorrow.
The registration boards Of the different
wards were in session and quite q number
Of voter registered.
Rev. d. Morgan, Of st. Paul, lectured upon
Prohibition" al the Congregational church,
Friday evening, 10 good sized audience.
Nothing more has been heard from Nc
Carthy and Etinger, the escaped jail breakers,
and they are probably out Of the state by this
time.
A change has been made in the position as
jailor at the county jail, but Sheriff Monks
has not yet appointed = successor 70 Mr.
Latin.
The different county committees have had
q number Of new voters naturalized during
the past week. but in this respect the Dem
ocrats are doing the most work.
Friday evpening was ''hallow een'' and as
consequence, when many Of our citizens
arose on Saturday morning, they found that
their gates were missing and lying around
in various places, some times in the middle
Of the street.
Rose & Noe report the sale for Colonel
Harrington Of ST. Paul, Of eighty acres OF
section five in Decoria, 20 August Missing,
for 81 600; also for Mann and Merriam OF
ST. Paul, forty acres in section Elk Of Beau
ford, 10 Mrs. Marcus Pezrce at SIS per acre.
Prof. J. T. McCleary has completed his
institute work for the season and at the
opening of the winter term next week Prof.
Cleary viii take charge of his usual class in
the Normal school and stay during the win
ter season and then leave for his institute
work in various parts OF the state.
Chrs. Fisher and Emil Kemp are peaceful
citizens when sober and behave themselves.
. Friday they imbibed too much OF the
good OLD stuff, and when found by the
police were little weary aud needed a rest
ing place. They we're lodged In the cage for
the night, and in the morning came before
his honor TO answer the charge OF com
mon drunk. Fisher paid the cost and was
released, and Kemp paid 50 and costs, and
went his way So out Of pocket.
Joseph Brosnsn who was captured by the
chief Of police at Albert Lea aud brought d
Mankato, and was married TO Maria Stack
under peculiar circumstances, skipped out
on the east bound train on the Northwestern
road after less than forty-eight hours Of mar
ried life. His wife followed him to the de-
pot and plead that he should not leave her,
but the william yielded not and when the
train left the depot, Brosnan boarded
il. When arrested at Alberl Lea
Wednesday be had ticket for
Chicago on his person and it is probable thai
the william Is on his way 10 that place to-day.
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INSURANCE.
TIE BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION,
DIES MONIES. IOWA.

Organized by bankers Of Iowa and Illinois. and
Incorporated July 1, 1879, as benevolent organi
cation in the state OF Iowa, for furnishing life
protection TO bankers, merchants and professional
men OF the Northwest.
Aiming TO provide a sound security for the
payment Of its certificates of membership at the
lowest possible cost, and managed in the interest
of its members.
Experience has demonssrased the full accom-
plishment OF these asEas. To intelligent, think
ing men, aiming 10 provide against contingencies
for the protection OF their families, its features
are vol worthy OF careful consideration.
We shall be pleased TO correspond or call on
any, to fully explain its plans and purposes, as
we offer in this association, taking into con-
sideration tho management, class OF member
ship, security and cost, an opportunity for life
protection not equaled in this country
Experienced solicitors and local agents. who
esn give HSnk references as to character and
sbility, wanted throughout the stsse.
THE BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION,
ia Washington Avs-ue south.
257 Minneapolis, MINI.
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Surplice l. Pointe, who is stopping with
his nephew J. B. Bottiueau, the well known
attorney, has lead remarkable life. He
was born June %, 1888. at the parish of As
sumption, eight leagues below Montreal,
Canada. and Is consequently over 1Ol years
old With his brother Pierre Bottineau, J.
B. Bottineau's father, he met with many ad-
adventures on the plains OF
what IL now known as Dakota
and the British provinces Of the northwest.
In 1894. when on one Of his journeys, he
froze both of his feet, losing all Of his toes,
also both ears. About twenty years ago his
right leg was amputsted below the knee. In
spite Of all this the old gentleman still lives,
is OF sound mind and expects on Tuesday TO
cast bis last vote, which viii be for the
straight Democratic ticket
He is well known to Gen. II. II. Sibley,
Commodore Kittson, r. P. Russell and other
early settlers Of Minnesota.
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Can this district afford to be represented
in congress by man who will enter into an
infamous intrigue to secure his nomination?
j. B. Gilhllan as preYaricator may be COM
pared with the champion, Jas. G. Blaine.
The lie which jim Blaine told respecting his
interest in the Hooking valley
coal mines, is only paralleled by
John B. Gihllan's statements respecting
the manner in which he secured the alleged
congressional nomination. He labored in
defatigibly with certain delegates to the nom
mating convention, previous to the hour for
holding the same, and then when he was
illegally declared the nominee, he blandly
said, ''This is a world of surprises" and
went on TO declare that he had not antici-
pated the nomination, and furthermore that
he had not even supposed that his name wss
to have been presented as a candidate.
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MEDICAL.
Spiinney!.
81 Third St s., Minneapolis, Mini
Treat all Chronic, Nervous Diseases Of
Men and Women.
DIR. SPrNNEY


wen known the founder of the Nontres
&c. e. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having gives
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 are fully restored TO original
health He would call the attention Of the
afflicted to the fact OF his long-standing and
wellearned reputation, as q 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 a perfect cure by his new
method OF treatment.
DR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest dis.
ease Of the Chest, Lungs or any internal organ.
and guarantees a cure in every case he under1
takes.
1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. In
IT IS Durable HE WILL TELL YOC so; IF NOT, HE
WILL TELL you THAT; for he will not undertake
a case unless he is confident OF affecting cure.
1t will costly nothing forconsultatlon; so please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case.