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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21
Attend TO Your Teeth.

Dr. +. G.. , hnsmnn, the dentist. muy
bc consulted at the Depot Hotel for the
neat lew days only. Though itiucrnui, hc
has every nprlinucc Tor filling t." ia mud
the manufacture Of artificial sets. either
in whole on IN part. The specimens of
his work are II sufficient guaranty of his
capabilities. Teeth cXtruct,d or filled
without pain. Don't delay longer. You
may not for months t" come have 80
f"'"rnhi" an opportunity to get your
teeth attended no..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Tines Review: M,ssrs. Parsons nud
Bird have received returns from the nine
nnd one half ions Of ore extracted from
the May Queen ard sent Ia Sand,,
Utah. for reduction. The pulp nssays
Of the ore went sos 80 in silver amt
Sj7 II in gold. amounting to $5GG per
ton. yielding thc snug sum OF $,,377.
They distributed n portion Of the coin
nbout town last evening. and have a
comfortable nest egg left.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21
Pine stock for Lander.

Arthur Bobkcr, with three carloads OF
yonng thorobred cattle, passed through
for Battle Mountain las evening. They
are n Handsome lot Of animals, compti.-
ing 81 two-year.Uld short.horn bulls: 10
thOrubred ycariing lulIs; O pollod.angus
bulls; 2 do, heifers; 2 red Poland bulls;
4 do, heifer; ! tborobred shorthornsd
COW; l liolstcin COW, aud one Devon
bull.
Mr.. Rocker, who is in the stock bust.
ness in Lander county, went to Missouri
70 purchase about a month ago, und the
stock above mentioned was ohtaincd
froiu Gentry & Co. the w%cil.knOwn
breeders aud dealers in ihorobred
stock, Of Pettis county. near sedaIia,
Missouri.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Austin Revciile-Lce Vaughn has com
menccd u suit iii the District Court here
against Phillip DUFFY OH a charge ol de-
l"mnti"n Of character, setting the dam
ages at s50,Ou0. The Objectionable
words are set forth in th9 complaint.
Mr. Vaughn has retained Henry May
rnb'um and Ii. +. Crcswcll as his at
UTieys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

The cooking stove of n Eurckn tailor
was demolished and the breakfast in
c"nrsc Of preparation scattered promis-
cnouSiy, last Sunday, by n sudden and
violent eruption Of the interior depart
mcnt. a Basc Range dynamite bomb
DISCUS d n u hnrIulcss nut.pnc billet,
was the cause II the calamity. Whether
or no the "hrnling stick stnycd FROM a
II ighhOr's wood pile. IL not stated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Davis Marks, Who issued the ,rnulu-
lent Associated Press dispatch + i"ctng
upon the integrity OF Russell u. HAM
on III chrg Of the assay oil. at lie.
lena. Montana, Ia, been arrested. lie
is charged with criminal liLrI. Cniacms
OF both =" incnl parties are indi unmt at
the attempt t. hcsmirch the character 81
Harrison.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Mrs. Mary Folkuor, who with Mrs.
Ellen Schmidt was arrested at Nevada
CITY for r"bbing II Ch,namnm of SD,
waa found 1" be carrying II loaded re-
"olNcr wh,n taken t. jill. Evidently
she was determined to be- "a bad man
from Bitter Greek" il the OCCASION re-
uuir,d.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Gabr H0skins, the w~Cli-knuwu mu-
stefan will lie in this place on Tuesday
OF ench week until further notice. MI.
lioskins is II iirst-ciass practical piano
tuner, and is at all times prepared to put
In order any pianos that may require
tuning. Orders may be left at this office.
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Notice.

At u meeting 81 the cattle owners a
Ruby valley. held at SHOWS store. IL
MAS .g,rcl Ia have thirc rudcu- this
season. II commencing June lsi At
IL" south cud 81 IA" valley. and the
"ih.r two COMMENCING July 18th and
September iith. nt the north end. M
other announcements ARE unauthorized,
j. u. MoouT,
Foreman q Roundup. Ruby valley,
May ~. lNs5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Dclnuey who shot and killed Smith ms
the later vas driving past his place near
Btckwith, Cal. n few days ago, was
lynched by the people Of the vicinity.
ono day last week.
DELANEY maintained 10 the last that lac
shot Smith in self defense; there lnviug
been cnmity between the men. Ito was
hanged to a limb Of u tree near Feather
river.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

The Comptroller Of CUR ny Mon
day, appointed Benjamin s. W. CLARK
nmd Snuncl II. Taylor to be National
Bank examiners aud has assign d the
former to duty in New York. aud the
latter TO duty m Indiana. The Socrcta.
ry OF tic Treasury has appointed o. J..
Harvey OF Pennsylvania and WIN. s.
Kaiser OfInliunh 10 be chiefs OF diyis-
ION III thu Third Auditors Office to I'LL
VACANCIES caused by removals.
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Rodeos in Ruby.

We are authorized 10y citizens Of Ruby
t. give public notice that the general
rodco viii commence ia the Moth Ind
Of Ruby Valley On June lst, and IN the
South rud Of sid valley on July lst.
All interested PARTIES ATE hereby notified
to govern Themselves accordingly.
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Social Dance Tonight.

Freeman Hall has been put in rendi-
ness and irst-c!ass music engaged for a
social dance tn directly after
the close Of the performance at the cir
Gus. An enjoyable evening is ASSURED
to all who may feel disposed to attend.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

Manager Milford; al the Blue JACKET.
expresses himself Ms Ia the result of the
working Of the one from that mine with.
out roasting. The bullion shipped
this morning was GO line and he
states the next will be worked up to 500.
The former management could not cN-
coed ijO in fuencss. oven by roasting.
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Shiloh's Cure "iil Immediately cure
Group, WhoOping cnngh aud bronchitis
For sale 10y +. +. Muller.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMhxIHo.

Mrs. u. w. Lrng IL constantly receive
ing from San Francisco uu,l the ErSt
iltr nrhtcsi, latest md most fashionable
styles of assorted millinery goods of
every description. EO that every taste
may hc grntincd by y call ~ h,r popu.
lar Ladies' emporium 81 fashion.
Mrs. krlScl,. oi San Francisco, u lady
thrr"ullly skilled IN the mt Of Dress.
making Ia nil It's brnmrhcs Is now asso.
citlrd with Mrs. Lang IN business. aud
lnIics desiring dresses cut. III or luishcd
in m nrtlstic manner, will DO promptly
accommodated hy applying to MR..
K"lsoh.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Call
aud be- convinced.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND o FIcs. EURE \. new

Nhy 20, ieSS.t
n1oIICE I, HER BY GIVEN THAT THE
IN the puuwiug-nau~i srit err has nied
notice Of hts I terti,u to make hnal proof la
stp OF Of htsclAian. aud III l aid prof will
be maze before the Dist let Judge of kko
County Mt Ek,. Nevada. GA THURSDAY.
JUNE TweSTY FIFTH, 1885. viz: Home
stead Application No. :. David '. johnson
or the y " i OF section -. Township sc North
Of Range ~ has, II. d VI.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
IA : conrinu " fcsid,ncs NJ on, and cult!NL
ton OF said land. VIZ: MILAN II. Armstrong
uf Dcrth. NcYad,. George W. Monks. Deeth.
Nevada. A. q. Dawisy. Ekp. SeNAda. 4. $.
Sears. Elko. Nevada.
+. II. HINCKLEY, ncgi- ter.
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For Itch, Scnld Head, Nettle Hash,
Snit Rhcuiu, aud all kind. Of Eruptions,
use ilUrsetuun's Universal Ointment.
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LARGE CREEK RUN RANCH
ESfhhY.

Came g. our fsu.h In Clover Valley. about
Mny Sth. cue anrfol horse. brand Il on Iou
shuuicr with n sud Inverted heart above; on
I,u thigh WITH K. VIII bal On each upper
Point, and ~ lch .idc Of the neck with Z n
Ih' owner BE- requested to prove property, pay
changes sud taso tho same away.
J aud g. WfsEI.y.
q. Z. Glover Val ey. SUy.
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RAlTCII FOR sNLIc.

A coon HhI ASU STOrR WANtu SIT.
~ mated even miles south Ui Sh"phard -
81 the ilE and Eureka rnud. embracing 100
s~crn-.riI f'nc"i md well improve ii.
LARGE CREEK RUNS THROUGH RANCH.
on" h1rd',d aud sizry ceres or Tho ranch
bom"st"sd' d; bil,rc". po-scSsofy cItim.
b il b sold 81 Ahrrsniu frr e ish. For p1rti
cularH .pply g. !. 4. ROBINSON. on Ranch.
LIkp. Nay ~, 1885.
The Rev. GrU. II. ImtycL al Buur.
on. Ind, says "lioth myself md wife
1874 our lives t. Shiluh's CONSUMPTION
Cure. For sale by +. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-21

SoAh"uo S"ept thiOuSn Iowa last
Friday night, its transactions bciuo
noted ms follows: Near Ruthyen iy,.
houses were torn to pieces; Mr.. H,lg-
son was was fatally injured aud his wife
slightly. Their baby was waited nwny
md left unhurt under Il board pile. In
Pulaski II number Of buildings were de.
molished and three lives lost. Al
Council Bluffs tue storm struck the
Deaf and Dumb In ,titute, tearing th,
ROOT from its mouTiugs aud CARVING il
six hundred fe [. The storm at Whit
ing blew down many LOuses and barns
aud severely injured Mrs. John Crusslcy
1t tore W.. P"ckanl's house to pieces.
broke Airs. Packords arm and CA. ri.d
her babe, n W., X I'D, ,wo hundred yard.
stripped it OF ALI lis clothing and lett il
unhurt. Near M~arshulltown the Chris.
tian BrothcIs' Institute WAS unruof, d
and the river bridge b!uxu down. In
the neighb0rhool Of CIoau several
houscs we've SreekUl AID fourteen per
Son" injured, several seriously. A babe
was Blown from its mothers arms aud
found at daylight, several yards distant.
IN the mud. 1t was supposed to br
dead, but after being washed and laid
ont, suddenly came to and il recovering.
In jasper county the rivers nre all over.
fown. The bridge on the Iowa Central
va carried away, and two miles Of rail-
way was washed out. AT rIalburtou
freight cars were blown from the track
ihto a ditch. The house of Solomon
Myers. la Davis county. was blown To
Fragments, wife aud one child instantly
Kill Il aud himself anil three other chill.
dren $ riuusly Injured. One mile east
the house of John Stcrrick was destroyed
aud Ella Hoffman. ~ hired girl, killed.
Much live, stock WAS Ipat.
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A courier arrived from LIw,on's camp
Saturday reports that while he, Woods
aud hndheld wer, scouting in the vicim-
lty Of Guadaloupe canyon, his camp
was attacked by Indians about noon on
the 9Th and five Of his men killed. The
camp was iii charge of one n~on-commis-
stoned officer aud seven men. The H.
dian suouts say there were twenty ~
or thirty Indians in the party. Law
Wood are now ON their trail.
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BOOK BEER on DRAUGHT At
THE GEN.
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YIN. Is. Smith, IL we'll known miner
from Carson Nevada, WAS taken 10 the
Sisters Hospital y stcrday. say the
Salt Lake Tribune of Sunday, suffering
fr"m the ell, cts of n gun.shot wound in
the left thigh. He received the wound
on boarl a Ceptml Pacific train at Co.
rinne on Thursday. the 18th inst; A
sheep herder was in the same car and
carried n ha-shootcr. The motion o,
the car threw the revolver against the
side Of the seat, causing its discharge
and the ball struck Smith in the thigh.
He has b. Ell under the treatment OF DIR.
. Carnahan, of Ogden, who sent him to
the hospital. The ball has not yet been
found, although the wound was probed
by DIR. Fowler as far as the hin ioiut
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Strawberries y Fresh Vegetables re-
ceivcd daily at the GEM.
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CAUTIONlI
To Water Consumere.

Consumers 81 wutrr nrc hereby eau
TONED against selling or giving away
any water from their pipe. or allowing
my person 90 u~r the sluu". except
those belonging tuih" household.
. u Any violation ul THE rule will hc
considered sufficient Justification for
shutting OH the water.
EIKD WAFER co.
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Shot the NInin Witness.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Ia spc, ial from
Dickson, Tenn, says: Buck Brown started
for Nashville to attend hi, trial for killing
Policeman Arnold of Nashville, some moths
ago. When the train reached Graham sta
lion, Brown got out of the car, met Steve
Easley, who is an important witness for the
state in Browns case. They had some pref
" hard words and finally William T. Eas.ey,
a brother of Steve, came out of house, and
Brown asked what he had 10 do with il.
Steve Easley started for Brown with an open
knife. Brown drew pistol and shot him in
the hand. Bill Easley then ran in the house,
got double-barreled shotgun, leveled it on
Brown, but the cap snapped. Brown then
shot EaSley in the left side and it is thought
he will die. Brown. after the shooting. tele-
phoncd TO Nashville about his trial, and find
ing out it was not necessary for him to be
there for some days left saying he would go
back home. Up to this time Brown has not
been arrested nor has he returned home.
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Mile. Nevada.s Marriage.

PARIS, October Mile Emma Nevada was mar
ried today to DIR. Raymond Palmer, OF Birming-
ham. England. The civil service took place at the
English Embassy and the religious ceremony at
the Church of the Passonists Fathers The brides
maids were Misses Morris. Johnston Everest and
Tiff, OF America Signor SalYini the Italian trag-
edian, was the "best man" The attendance was
large. American, English and parisian fashionable
society well represented. The occasion was mark
ed by mnch enthusiasm, and the display of flowers
scene.
The whole of the American COLONY attended the
ceremonies. Rev. Father Michael Watts RUSSELL
Of the Passionate Order. rector of st. jrseph's Re-
treat llighgatc bill, London delivered an Eloquent
Grafton.
\ strong band furnished music for the occasion.
Miss Laura Moore sang solo with harp accom-
Raniment. The wedding breakfast was served at
the Hotel Athens
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Died From-His Injuries.
Special to INC Sentinel.

EIttlHt ~ liit NthtlAN4s
LEXINGTON, Ind, October about three
weeks ago John Ewing and George Ford,
both OF whom lived in Lexington, Ind, be-
came involved in difficulty regarding some
land. Ewing picked up a fence-rail and
struck Ford three times on the back, knock
ing him TO the ground and rendering him
unconscious. Ewing then walked away.
Ford was picked up an hour later by the
neighbors and conveyed To his home, where
lac was restored TO consciousness. Ewing
was arrested and fined - for the assault.
Ford was at the time of the trial in n seri-
Gus condition. and fingered until last sun
day when lac breathed his last. Ford was
eighty-iive years of age, and has had "a singu-
larly unfortunate experience.
Thirty years ago his wife died in Illinois
under very suspicious circumstances. He
was a rich and influential farmer at the time
Notwithstanding this he was arrested and
charged with poisoning her When he was
finally acquitted the bulk of his fortune was
gone. lie shortly after decided eighty acres
of land to each OF hiSseyeral grown children.
In every business venture lac met with re-
verses, and at the time OF his death was
comparatively poor man.
Ewing says he did not strike Ford, but
several witnesses swear positively that he
did. Ewing has not been arrested, bat the
matter will be thoroughly investigated at
the next term of the Scott County grand
jury.
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Plan to Make the Indians Self-SupPort-
ing-Blair's Educational Bill
Appointments, Etc.

wAsIiSSToS October Father :. :. Con
rardy, who has been living among the
Indian tribes in the West for fifteen years
in the capacity OF missionary, is in the city
for the purpose OF presenting 10 the admins
tration for its consideration plan which. he
claims, from his many years experience among
them, will make the Indians self-supp0rting in
very few years, and viii at the same time restore
10 the public domain millions of acres of land
now lying idle. Mr.. Conrardy says that
the Indian tribes all throughout the coun-
try hold too much land. The plan which
he proposes is TO form on each OF the
reservations number Of colonies, to be composed
of at least fifteen young men, to each of whom
should be allowed leo acres of land. 1T the head
OF each colony practical farmer should be
plaeed who for the first year would instruct the
Indians in farm work rhe following year, a.
though the work is TO be continued W tn another
party OF Indians those of the first year could
Se encouraged and assisted in their training
a. to push them farther ahead to become eli
Gent and skillful farmers. Besides improving
field viii be fence in. plowed and narrowed by the
boys where the old indians, unable TO Go hard
stuff, hay and wheat with the assistance OF the
young men.
BI4xlHs fDVcATIoSAL BILL
senator Blair. who recently arrived here, says
that he will rciutr0ducc the educational oil IN
the Senate early in the next session, and thinks
Mr.. Willis and. other friends o. the
Dill VIII introduce IL IN tue House i'll
time 10 secure action upon it before the
end OF the session. lie believes that all the Re
publican members OF the House and nearly half
Of the southern Democrats will support the meas
IRE. Mr.. Blair says IL was defeated in the House
last season only BY preventing consideration and
that Il commands the support OF two-thirds oil
senate.
CABINET NEETISG.
Attorney General Garland has returned to Wash
ingt0n and was present at the regular meeting OF
the Cabinet to-day. Secretary Endicott was the
only absentee Among the questions considered
The proposed reorganization OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission and the vacancy IN the Office OF
Superintendent OF the Coast and Ge0detic Survey.
4PPoISTsfEST or PorsNATsrR rs
The President to-day appointed the following
named Presidential P0stmastefs: Richard J.
Ashley. at Charleston. W. Va, vice \. y. Gibbons.
suspended: James DeIone, &. Peter linn, vice
JOSEF X. Moore, resigned.
The Postmaster General to-day appointed the
following named fourth class p0stmastTs: Ohio
Port Jefferson, James IIancy; Erastus, John Ter
phelger: Maplcwood, Daniel :. strayer; 1ndepen
denee, Daniel Gindlespergen; J0hns0ns Corner
James Ourey Kcnnard James s. Aiahey: East
Fairfield, Mrs. Phoebe Farr; Boston. George a
Botzum: Narengo, Ira Swartz- Illinois-Richview
Lewis J.. Preston.
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probable that an attempt VIII be made 10
lynch HIM. Friday, September 25, hc out
ragged two women, Miss Laura Jeffries OF
Pike County, and Mrs. Harris. OF Rails
County. Both acts were. committed in local
titles a few miles apart. The outrage on Miss
Jefries was committed about o'clock in
the morning He went to farm house oecu-
pied by +. JefIries and fam1S. In the barn
lot he found Miss Laura, 4 seventeen-ycar
old girl milking a COW. The girl says he as
saulted her without saying word. He
found Mrs. Harris alone in her farm house
and cooked a pistol and put it 10 her head,
at the same time demanding all the money
in the house. She pleaded with him not to
kill her at the same time giving him $50,
which was all the nancy she had in the
house. He then grabbed her by the throat
and after beating her severely, rendering her
about half unconscious and perfectly help
less, dragged her into an adjoining room
ann outraged her.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.
Asked.

4FVs FI1IINFf ~ V1NEs
Bran-Quiet; IL 80 bid; no sellers.
Hay-Fair pemanh without offerings; choice
Timothy, Sl2 30 bid; No. 1 Timothy, sl1 so bid;
No. ? Timothy $40 90 bid.
ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW
IoSDoS, October 5.-The Mark Lane Express in
is review OF the British grain trade during the
past week, says: Heavy gales OF wind have pre-
vailed with rain In the south and snow IN the
north A material portion of the harvest in North
England and Scotland remains outstanding. The
sales OF English wheat during the past week were
32s I'D during the same period last year. Trade in
foreign wheat is slow aud values against buyers.
The Off coast trade is slow, six cafgoes arrived,
Two sergoss were s9lqs }91 YiIharaWn' aaa nine
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DENVER, Col, October Information has
reached here to the effect that Marshal
Clements, the murderer of his brother and
his brothers wife at Sagoache, was taken
from the Jail there by party of masksd men
and hanged. Clements had knife with
which he cut two OF the masked men quite
severely. Before he died he stated that his
father and sister had nothing to do with the
matter. The lynching occurred last Satur-
day night, but the location is remote, away
from all Geographic connection, and the res
idents of that locality manifest desire to
suppress all information.
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A Joint Debate Arranged.

CoLrNBus, o., October .-Correspondence
between the Republican and Democratic
State Committees tonight resulted in the
acceptance by Judge Foraker of Governor
Hoadly's challenge to joint debate. Two
meetings will be held, the first at Toledo
October and the second at Cincinnati Octo-
Der 10. The discussion is limited to three
hours, of which the opening speaker occu-
pies one hour, his opponent being allowed
one hour and half to reply and the FIRST
speaker thirty minutes in which to close.
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MESTER, Ind, October Yesterday
James Palmer had preliminary examina-
ton upon the charge Of murder, he having
during a saloon quarrel the previous night
fatally wounded John Denton. After the
trial Palmer walked out before the eyes
of the officers, and escaped. Denton died
yesterday morning.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-10-07

If it were possible to set before you ali the
wonderful cures of rheumatism and neural
gia made by Athlophoros, you would not
despair of your own case till you had given
it a speedy and fair trial. 1t is the remedy
ofone who experimental for long time on
himself to find something which would mas
ter rheumatism. He did not succeed till he
struck Athlophoros. Not satisfied with his
own case as a test, he tried it ON Others till
satisfied that great specific was at last With
in his grasp. Very properly it took the title
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n remedy.
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Foreign money and Stocks.

LONDON, October ., p. m.-Consols, 99fs tor
both money and the account. Railroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western firsts :sgis: Canadian
Pacific 46Is: Erie, Is: do. seconds 73es: Illinois
Central 1871: Mexican ordinary, 22Is; ST. Paul
common, SO: New York Central. 1929; Pennsyl
yania Central, 81: Reading, g. Bar silver--i71Sd
per ounce The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day is fS5,0Oo
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American wemen are said to be the most
clever, active and energetic to be found; ard
well they need to be, considering the enor-
nous demands made upon them by modern
schools, housekeeping and society. Mrs
Lydia Pinkham, in preparing her celebrated
Vegetable Compound, had in mind all these
countless demands on a w0man's strength,
and her well known remedy proves every
day its perfect adaptation to woman's special