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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

by one elarlngly brutal and barbarous
feature which ought at once TO be wlpeO
out Tor the credit of humanity and the ne.
uemphon nom butcheriom of the nine.
eehth century. 4 SCARED face is a mark
oi honor and Prince Bismarck has irried
All ms HE the evidences of his reputation
as the greatest fighter OF his university
tilS example may have had something io
40 VITA perpetnating the savage practice,
which 4 not engaged IN FROM any cumlty
OF individuals or sections, but 10 main
tam The lighting standard of the corpS To
which the student belongs.
pn the oocasionS,when the contests take
place the participants are cncascd Ia
armor all but the top of their heads and
faces, az which they are permitted TO
stah away as violently as they please for
mteen minutes, Physicians are In at
tendance to prevent fatal consequences,
nut the students are often dlSHgurcd for
ne \ circumstance occurred To party
consisting OF Two Young ladies and zen
iieman At cafe In Berlin quite recently,
which illustrates the honesty of the
students aud The frequentors of such
places. II WAS q highly respectable res
Hurant, ircqncntcd by professors and
students, particularly because il was the
agency OF Il celebrated Nurnberger beer,
anu the little party ol three had lust
called Tor some with the usual accom-
panimcnis, when II servant came TO the
table and asked II one of the young ladies
hau lost watch, At first both said no,
but ON examination one OF the Young ia.
dies discovered that her watch and chain,
very beautiful aud costly, were goue. Tho
servant was followed and the met made
known. He asked the lady iu describe
her property, which she dld, and
immediately after he brought Il to her.
She gave the man a gratuiiy and asked TO
he allowed TO thank the finder, who was
said TO have picked Il mp outside thcacaic,
at the entrance, The Under declined TO
he thanked but was pointed ont ia the
person of diStingniShcd-lookln student
handsome IN spite OF terribly SCARED
face accompanied hy two magnificent
grcNhounds Tho girls were from Gin
cinnati, o., and viii youch Tor The strict
tr1th of this story. Tho new picture
gallery of Berlin, called the "Naiional"
gallery, Is back OF the ROYAL museum, and
contains principally Wagncr's collection.
TIE most remarkable picture, az least the
one tlUl draws the largest crowd, Is Hans
Nakau'S famous "Catharinc Conaro. -
The ROYAL museum seen at the side with
It's done Is popularity known Us the "oldn
picture gallery. 10 contains pictures
cleaned from the royal palaces especially
from san Souci and largely collected
by Frederick the Great. The gall
lerles and museums are always open
un Sunday, and are usually well
allied. Thousands, too, embrace the
opportunity for excursions TO the conn
try, so that every means OF conveyance
Is crowded. Formerly the shops were
Kept open few hours Ia the morning
till church tlme now they are mainly
closed on sunday, and the tendency more
and more Is towards supprcssiug BUSH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
THK GAZETTE FoRT woRTn TExAs suNpAY sErrEMRrR 81.

deiraud his couRtry--.hls lathcrland. NOR
coui,l DC ever recover hts standinr socially
0r IN business way Il hi had once COM
united any fraudulent act, for Il : con-
S,ucneu tAat nc wrongs not ono individual
alone, but the whole community. ana
exercises publicly degrading influence.
an instance OF misuse Ot public money
Is hardly SHOWN IN the hisioy, of local
governments. The public kpo,y,rdoc ~
ana discussion of government dolnrS Is
much less than with us in Quiet way
Nllhin the past len o. fifteen years rail.
Nads nave been bought until they are
hvaiiy All owned, managed, Differed.
EQUIPPED and ran by the state. Great
INDUSTRIAL, educational and scientific en-
WrpFlseS and Institutions have been built
UP without noiSe--a almost without com.
inen'. The system Of improvements. too.
= hot confined TO the city OF Berlin. At
hanover has been built the finest railroad
sVpot IN The world and which viii remain
so until us eclipsed by that OF Frankfort
nov 10 DC completed for two Years. In
vac smaller places the school-houses and
puohc works OF every description have
uecn improved and built up In egual pro-
portion. The new Technical Sohooi az
Berlin ON the road TO san Souci IL the
greatest thing of the Kind in the world
II is our Cooper institute maanitled about
loO tlmes--it Is IN fact the work of power.
iul government inspired hy the same mo.
i've as a bencilccut and noble.mndcd In.
dividual Where the money comes fnnm
lor these great works Is often a question
Win the BerllneSe themselves. Taxes
are low and NO strain Is put upon the pco-
pee " Is believed that every mark and cent
OF the indemnity money received from
France has been put into the acquisition
ol railroads by the government aud the
building OF great public works. Now
thal q great technical school has been
secured, the next great effort Is the build.
ing Oi new rathhauS. The old one is
very Small--the new one Is 10 be worthy
oil the greatness and glory of the German
nation, and Is 10 take seven years To
nuilu, The ground has been bought. hut
Tue buildings are hardly begun
naturally much OF The business pros.
perry and great activity observable in
every department of industry throughout
Hermauy are due TO the extent and
variety OF the public constructive
energy throughout the empire. ana
winch uates from The reorganization
Government is the greatest em.
pioyer, and Ills efforts are not confined Ia
one town or city, or one department of
industry neither is Il controlled nv The
Wretehed Contract system, which deliber-
ately puts premium on dishonesty and
Incompetence. The work must bt The
best, worthy OF the nation as wen as the
individual. state palaces are rarely the
iavorltc residences of kings, and the
state palace IN Berlin T. no exception TO
the rule tits Il stately pile, however.
without much claim 10 architectural
beauty, but very good for It's purpose,
which Is The giving of state balls and 70.
cepiious. i stands at one end of the Inter
den lindcnavenue, the Brandcuhourg gate
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ness on thai day but opening every pos
sible ayehGc e. seli-improNcmcni aud The
enjoyment oi the ''out-Oi-duors, which
-6crmma 80 lOEo and from which 50
many are cut on hy their daily aYUca.
tons
1Ierc Is no place Ia the world where
there arc 80 many places Of amusement
a. in Berlin not even Paris. There arc
seventeen theatcrs, ~ which The prices oi
admission rate much lower than ~ any
other large city and iuuunlcrabie
gardens, The principal OF these are
the "kroll GnueD,n the "1hlcr Carton, I"
and the Ioooglcal garden. The krol
gartfn IL "a very iaVOrltc place Oh amuse-
mcnt, With iWO bands OF lis own aud a
complete company OF performers. Fine
military government bands play in
The Illicr gartcu and iu tho
geological gtrdml, both ~ which
are open 800 The time, ana Nv
when turing the summer u concert ~
niNen M one or other every evening.
The entrance Zee Is half marx except
ON concerts nights, a1 tHen Il n z marx
lg5 cculs Bat The gardens ere benuii-
iul aud posFcss many attractions. IN tue
Thler gAl1en II % IHpancsc fillgge, The
houses lraile Of bamboo. tie occupants
Innauesc men and women, pursuing their
uEml avueailun. The greatest
interest on the pait of The
crowd va. shown towards the
really pretty young japanese airle, who
we're busily employed making ians and
screens. aud also in the ''play-house,"
Where number % japanese children
we're engaged az gBmC which looked
like lcsp frog. THE geological garden h
controlled by a company, Mo rent the
gropia ii one III the park from the city,
aud Il eaornl0nsly well PAID Tor ~ In
yesimcnt Fhe collection OfanimEls does
not compare With tiiar oi London, but
Inc attractions are greater, and draw
thoa.sads ~ people every sunday.
Smudlng on tho cssiellaied heights,
which have lhe appearance II o ruin, and
looking down upon The lake, cnelrcled by
r0w Of eleeirie lights, on lovely
summer evening, watching tie graceful
moyeraents OF the black and white swans,
ana The moving masses % happy people,
one qaiie agroes 10 the general PROPOSE
,inn idsf II Il an enchanting SPECTACLE,
and that the Germans know how u enjoy
the,pseives We ri hnrrles v'sis ~
i..s4ttftfls. nHa m ttf sH8tten
|efaa h0Hr 81 fa8 "a ariff q f ilt
who're ,it 3efi5e aytINri erosh-
n * 80 faafai npNtori ffl9efies Nli-
.Ifs&. ~. Hae cohNned i0f lAe laet
wears "A Biz ~ after Dc fane
,aSspa. ara also tse HAua3ltgia ftcised
y, NJ qcmary q ~ .1flleT tAq mpf1ff
oi Kaiser Wlihels1 sna kildtflei ~ 4
tesytmsfr iii ann llaeee snp',f 3bf
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Inc Palaces q the Emperor William
and Prince sismarck--Ber
Inns Universities.
sans SOuei' The tbodc aud Place a,
Death Of Frederick The Great
Its Curiositlcs.



BERLIN, Aug. 2s.-It used to he aid
"See Paris and de The saying mlah,
nc reversed now to "Sce Berlin and live -
Beriin Is great town-ouite as much for
what it is, and promises to be, as for what
u has been, Its curious mixture Of
military glory, classic culture and modern
enterprise, ead a splendid examine of
military methods applied to commercial
and business uses. Berlin has grown
great very recently, The popular idea
That It's claims TO beauty and consldern.
ton ON the par; of the Tourist
are principally based on Inter den Lin.
den is Z great mistake, uuter den Linden
is disappointment. Itndght have heen
. grand promenade before Paris created
It's system OF magnificent boulcyar,ls and
other large cities throughout the ri,il.
lzcd world followed the example hui n
~ no longer unique, no longer without
plenty pt rivals, some OF whom surpass n
IN extent, If not in beauty, aud the real.
lAtlon Of this fact has determined Tho
government 70 extend Il one mile beyond
lts present limits, and thus add 10 the
opportunities of iine residences and pub-
lie bindings, the most OF which oc.
cupy the imposing section between the
Royal palace and Brandenbourg gatc.
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This palace Is the residence of lie en-
perOr, the one Nv always occupies when
he Is in Berlin. He is very accessible,
and almost Away, in view OF the people
Us they piss The palace, sitting near the
window OF n small room which he calls
his working room, and which like all
those be occupies Is furnished in the
simplest manner. The window oar
guide pointed out was the third one of
the three near the pilhred front Of the
palace, which we were not able 10 enter
because it was undergoing repairs
1t is not in the state OF the emperor or
that maintained by the royal family TINT
the greatness, present or prospective, OF
Berlin consists, but Ia the application by
the government OF all rs resources 10
great public works, to enterprises that
will confirm lts strength as nation and
conduce TO the welfare OF the whole
people. As an example may be mentioned
the splendid system OF metropolitan rail-
way witch encircles the whole city. con-
meets all The dcpot> which arr the finest
In the world--aHd facilitates business,
and the movements aud social life of the
people IN hundred ways Primarily,
the object doubtless was 20 iacilitate
lIilllhiA NtiAAaAlfifNf fAAANl hfaFi' - W.
the maSbing oil troops in any direction,
but the effect IS 70 furnish an adj
mirable system OF transportation, which
is at tile same time Inexpensive and meN-
hausti6lc. Ia othT respects the means
81 locomution arovery abundant and mar
vel0usly cheap. Carriages can be hired
for marx or ltas, according TO tbcir APP
pear0ncc and the excellence OF the horses
that Is. their strength md sWllJncsN
Tic police regulate this mtter, aud every
induccmcut is OF RED 90 DO and be- the
best exactly opposite TO our sysiom in
New YDrS, where thu premium Is put
upon uapacity and thc faculty Tor mol
doing 3Tives better than The capacity FOR
doing. The system ot trdmcars u also
complete, the cost irllns and regulated
bv distance, 50 that the ,hJit-rouic peo-
Die are not taxed 70 piy TOR the long
route people, as with ms, but each one
pays what H. Just and every opportunity
Afforded for pursuing business or pleas
gre " ithout wasting time or money The
German government not only provides
the buildings IN which MS work Is per
formed, Dat furnishes the principal
officers Of the state with suitable resi-
dencos which belong 10 The Office, not 10
the individual, although The individual
uses IL at has pleasure, and preserves Ms
privacy intact II he 50 desires.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Cancer of Tongue!
Case Resembling That of Gen.

n Case Resembling That of Gen. Grant
!, 81 some ten years ago had scrofulous sore ON
JX rlrht hand which gaVcat nae gre trouble and
n Al The old time treatment was healed I'M.
~ i supposed WAS well. | found, however
n had only been driven into tile system hv the
III Of potash and mercury, and In March, isSa
Wbr0ke ont IN my throat, and concentrate ted In
M solnr of the doctors denOminated cancer
kas placed under treatment for this dlscnep
Enc siN ar seven Of The best physicians in the
4 entry hhd me ~ dihcrcht times under their
Nsfge, among them three specialists In fhls
~ hut hne after another would eNhnust
!, Uer skill sud drop ne, for grew worse con.
, Euilb The cancer had eaten through my
HI rex destroying the roof OF my mouth and
EpcrlW then attacked my tongne palate nnd
n Irer Ill., destroying the palate and under liz
N Uirdy and hall my tongue, eating out 10 the
4, II ofmy LETT check bone aud up to the left
III From hearty robust woman OF 100
+, Emls u.,s reduced to q mere frame OF skin
n bones, almost unable 60 turn myself in bed.
IoDld NOT eat any solid food, but subsistcd on
Halds, and my tongue was 80 far gone could
p>E talk The anguish of mind and the hor.
q 4c suherings oi body which | experienced
1uI on can Ice revealed, Given up hy physicians
2 MIC, with no hope of recovery upon The part
~ tgirnds who sat around my bedside expect.
hescfy moment to be my last; In fact, my
Z tlaud would place his hand ON me every
n n, aud then 10 see whether ! was alive or
s,I .hnd &c one time all decided that life was
/, met and NY death was reported all on " the
,s fach was my wretchcd and helpless condition
n, mrs, % last OctOhCr tlSSi}, when my friends
~ }lmenced giving me Nwifts specific Ia less
= nAuOnth the eating places stopped and
~ lMg commenced, AVID the fearful apcrturo
!, ty cheek has been closed aud firmly knitted
~. her. 4 process OF a new under In Ia pro.
w sing finely and the toague which was
Epsi destroyed Is being recovered and ID
ns ihut nature Is supplying a new tongue
tax so That my friends can readily un-
ur1k and me, and can cat solid food again.
~ ahc 10 walk about wherever please with.
wed n he assistance of any one. anG have gained
Anf pounds OF lcsh. Nl this under the bless
~ mercltul Heavenly father, Is due 10
- NOS Specific, am wonder and a marvel
ND my friends, hundreds OF whom have
fnmy intense suffering, and have visited
~ b NY allic,ion-. While | AM not entirely
Il yetmy gratitude Is none the less devout.
= Rm confident that n perfect recovery Is
- - u 10 sight. Ii any doubt these facts would
~ III them 10 lion. John II. 1uiylor. state sen.
r n OF th, district, who is my ncighbor. Dr
Il BradIcld, of La Grange, ia, or to any
vi persons living In the southern part OF
pc county Ca
al MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
"" tt,range. Ga, May II, lSSj.
J. III dby all druggists.
! x falisc ON blood and skin diseases mailed
isA on our Physician, No III W. sd ST., y.
ANnsulation free. THE SWIFT. SPECIFIC
EDmwer - Niianta, Ga.
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l'!RRIAGE: Guide,

- age., Fine Plates.
H',.,-., yih lndins. sealed for 6Or. is ees'
L'v.bst "a ~ Try rs'isieffu zen pistEfss "a
Al4s - h'ci sviclsr "a The fplloetLE "a Seta
a 4S.ti, NJ WI, N4q. mathood. ueraanhesa is4fa
~ = 80, .e.'eaes hnd sKfefa, hos ifis AID Ia
IA M. -, ne tssysisAey ~ fvnrad aeiien AZ
F-Nfl,F frr1 " All sdslt prfsehE, thee t~f
fees's' edi,saa. s~se hsa-r eaFsr 2sr
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~ tva lHtt "a afaif ic alsnf 40 ynaf cold
1tanfs aiit irn tsnlfffa 1fuia ~ AHFostuiA
fiffeFs ~ eiii Hep ffqe mss tuDiher dtf
hatsf AID have f14f iigeftiyr dfRark 81 good
nrle4i hQt 81 hu9l. lils4 s.is ~ srrf.tr.e ~ ~
ruit w
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The palace Of Prince Hismarcs, Tor fA-
ample. l. not open even IN his ahrehe,t u
the gone al pub.lc; lti> as luaereSsiplF ~
the prince hl nself, who Is never seen eA-
cept on public occasions. ana tNclles
nothing of the sympathy and personal &c,
v0tlun which Is so conspicuous par %
the popular feeling for the haiseii
"kaiser WILHELM as he " always caiie,a.
The Official residences add mueh 70 uie
Imposing exterior OF the city, aud tHey
enable the ofieiq' 70 mdnt'n ~ :,
tian without Resolving 70 pr0r TRICKS Aaa
nnannS sscs OS wholesale bribery iaHl
corruption. lndeed .he f-adafd q
pnldif morality s. kali % lc. AM -eee't
10 ~ 10 reality, very high A asn mi's'
wouid stea from ~ Individual taai NJ.
digi6lal his oNn motlaf honld net ~ y
sre,, tl,s - r@tn,e,.t ibe ionesf dsEt.
y dtemyay Scratched lgheaa Eisl VII
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F,s \
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% our colleges or The German
Gyunasa. Tho Systcla Is, perhaps, ns
perfect as any system OF education
IN the world, bat it IS aciaced
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beautiful queen died at thlrty-tour OF
grief at The suhjugatlon oi her husband
and country 10y the all-conquerlng arnt
and armies nt Napoleon IL Is small
stone chapel, with plllarcd front, con.
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Alarming situation-soldiers Kine d

San FRANCISCO, June 11.-ToMBsroNE,
Arlz.' June 1.-THE following message
was sent to-day TOMBSTONE, Arizona
L. Q. G: Lamar, Secretary of the Inte-
TOT washington: Our country is over
run with Indians, many citizens have
0een killed IN the Chiricahna and Swiss
helm mountains, that being their nres-
ent rendezvous. We need troons here
G;ehe era Pope, commanding the Pacific
u I'2CO miles distant. He knows moth,
ing OF the actual situation. The cit
liens nave no guns or horses. Most of
Ine troops being in New Mexico and
elseWhere, 1t leaves Cachise county nm
projected. Help US at once. Signed nv
cue BOARD of supervisors of Cachise
offo orsy, Arizona, also by the collector
o. customs, sheriff and county probate
Captain Lowden with a troop of
cavalry had entered the canon and
leaving the wagons in charge of seven
WIFI WIFI; started out on scout,
a Mhlle the guard were eating
4Ilhner, they were surprised bS
T Tnulans, and four of them shot dead.
Two OF the soldiers escaped. and have
IIeloined their command. hut notb;nC
mas Ia, been seen or heard of the remaining
soldier. The Indians secured ali the
DIVISIONS and ammunition of the
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New York Stock market.

New YORK, June n.-Wall Street.
Stocks strong in early dealings, the first
prices generally showing an advance of
"a to n. from which there was a further
gain of Il to "a, led by Lackawanna and
st. Paul. Later there was moderate re-
action, followed by another upward
movement, and at IL o'clock the market
was strong at about the highest prices of
the morning. There was little ac-
tiyity in early dealings, followed by a
relapse into the usual extreme duIlness,
which has continued.
New YORK, June 1.-Noon-Stocks
during the past hour have been dull,
but strong, led by st. Paul and Lacka-
wanna, the latter advancing l and st.
Paul q. At noon the market is shade
only below the highest quotations of
the day, and dull and steady.
NEW YORK, June IL, p. m.-Stocks
were dull and steady until after o'clock.
During the last hour there was an in
creased activity, accompanied by de-
eided advance IN favorite speculative
shares, which was maintained with only
slight reactions to the close; the mar
ket closed strong at or nearly the best
prices of the day.
NEW YORK, June n.-Government
bonds strong; moderate business. The
stock market was dull and strong from
the opening until after clock. with
out the development of single feature
of interest. The first prices were gen.
orally shade above the closing figures
of last evening. There was fractional
reduction of this quotation, slight re-
action, and then nothing but dizziness
and steadiness during the time referred
to, the extreme fuctuation being gen.
orally considerably less than per cent.
In the last hour, however, the increased
activity was accompanied by decided
advance, during which. in most cases,
the highest prices of the day were es-
tablished for active stocks, and the
strength and activity continued until
the close of the board.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Wheat-O Offerings
great, and larger as the day advanced,
and under pressure wheat declined tc
point of ~ under the closing figure Of
yesterday, and finally closed l Is under
yesterday; S87s cash, SO q 500 July
91A August.
Corn-Easier; 471s cash, 461s July
45X August.
Oats-Easy; 3SA cash, 1915 @ 33A
July, 2S1s August.
Whisky-1.15.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat Weaker; S715 June, Ss3z July
90A August.
Corn-Steady; higher; Az June, 469s
July, 46Z August.
Oats-Higher; 1891 June. S3A July,
2S1s August.
Rye-Steady: 65.
Barley-Nominal.
Pork-Higher; 1925 July.
Lard-Higher; 6.55 July.
Boxed Meats = Steady; dry sailed
shoulders, 3S0@3.85; short rib sides,
5.25@5.271I; short clear sides, 5.70@5. rs.
Whisky-Flrm, LIS.
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AFTERNOON.
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June IL.
Receipts 400; stronger, shade
higher; shipping steers 4.S0 "a $40;
stockers and feeders $40 @ sos;
through Texas cattle, light supply
stronger; $50 a 800.
Hogs Receipts $1,000; opened slow
closed steadier, Is q 20 off; rough and
mixed. $3.50 q $50; packing and ship
ping, $50 q 400; light. $40 a 4.20.
Sheep-Receipts 1,500; firm; natives,
2.75 q 4.30; western, $50 q 1915; Texans,
200 a $50.
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Bullion
NEW YoRk. June 11.-Bar silver, 1o7.
New York Mining Market.

New YORK, June 1.-THE Mail and
Express says: The number of transac-
tons in mining shares was small. Sew
eral hundred shares of American Flag
were sold at cents. The sother shares
were Standard at 1880, Lacrosse at 8 a
10, American Flag at 4, California 4
Virginia at 325, Caledonia Black Hills
60, Sutro at 10, Alta at 80, Eureka at
s. and Grand Prize at go. -
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.'Buehu-Paib..,.

or 9lck, complete cure, all Kidney.
i1iaoaer and Urinary Diseases. Scalding,
ktIIIiIsauon, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the
0Aaooer. 81. Druggists.
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Mile. VIOLA RIVERS

The Equestrian Juggler. A Charming
and Beautiful Lady Rider, who is a Per
feet Model Of Excellence in Aesthetic Eques-
trianism.
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Western Stock Market.
London Wool

LONDON. June II AT the wool sales to
day, IL, ZOO bales of Port Phillip and
Sydney were sold. Market quiet.
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Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dir
nness, Indigestion. Headache, Sleep
lessness cured by "Wells' Health Re
newer
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british Grain Trade.

Wheat-Quiet and unchanged,
Confirm and quiet; new mixed
western, 4s61zd. per GENITAL.
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MIR. JAMES ROBINSON

The Most Fearless, Dashing and Daring
Bareback Rider in the world, whose name
has been sounded in both hemispheres by
the trumpet tongue of fame.