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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

Die prdSiie 6aiiun9 ser letten &abelmel-
bung beSiiglif OeS Stsmarf d d Ell g e.
bill nrt8ta98 gei4enteS ldBt e8 anger
Trage erIdetnen, baB nit etnem Sbeile Ser
geiammeiten riefgen Summe 2,SOO.OOO 90.
Jeuer Seitb Suriidgetauft merOen iou, Der in
friiberen 3eiten 81 Dem Santillnguten Sd0n.
bauIen 9eb0rt hattie, BON oentiel6en aber los
getrennt moroen mar. 9a MN and Der STAT.
ier bterSu bie9enebmiguug ertbeilt bat, 1T an
Der Inuabme bsS @eidentS SeiteuS Oes itet5
lOgalen 6eifsfanSlerS ni6t mebr 81 Sueis
ieln; onit wGre ipobl oieie Semli4 iiberfiii=
iige allerbOdite @ene9mi9ung gar ntdt nNbs
aeiudlt mOrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
8erIcauna Ses Ssetp eSerieBer Stes
eterunesftbes BON Srentoa taG
Eefpcrf.

Srenton, us, 25. Wfarl. = Gin
Gonlite bes lluterbauies Der @eieegebung
erreste bsute Soruittas betrd4tIi4eS 4uf=
ieben, iubem ss eineu 8ti4luB 5ar annGbme
enlpfabl, tuelder perOrOuet, raB Der Git Der
gtaatsreeieruns BON 8rentOn mad 0emart
perleot merScn ioQ. @iue balti9e 1nteriuz
fuuS bat ersebeu, oaB iiber bic 6Glfte Der
GPitSlieoer Der @slesgebuug 5u @uniten Der
gprfonun1 fiu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
0yurfitct. iid1 ocaenJeifia a6 =.

gUarSOille, 9uO., 25. Wldrj.-3pei
6armer, Nameu8 Gleii9mauu unO SdOru
Gial q, gerietbCu beute iu SewartSOle in
Streit, mo 6lciidjmnun idIug ieiuem Seq
uer nit eiucr FhugidJar Den S6doel eiH.
3rot ieiHcr g&unoe mabte SaornOial nod
ciucu 2lngriii nit eiuem Ntafer uui 6leiid
mann unO itredte oeuielben Ourd mebrere
Gtihe toOt nieOer. Seioe DiGuuer rulreu
lnnhlhnhcnNe yeute unO Gamilicnnitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
COMMUNICATIVE.

g}emarf, gt.=&., 25. Mldrj. gtes
DER 8herOn &romn ourdiduitt beute friib III
ieiucr gGotnEug an OerGde Der NOam5= mo
&alnutitrabc ieiuer 6rau Die aeble uuO ser
id)ntetterte f9 baHu ben Sopf ourf eineu
GemebriduB. Die Srau miro geueieu, OBJ
elcih fe itner permunOet tit. Die Chat
pur6e Ouh Giieriudt peranlnBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
Sin aefdbrlid5er Wettames sapparat.

YbilabeGpbia, 25. Wdr3. - Charles
Grapan, 19 Sabr. alt, ffiir6te beute abenb,
mGtrenb er etu Experiment NIT eiuem neuz
pateutirteu 6.uers s8ettunss .apparate 5eiste,
on @de Der Is. uno Binefrabe, our4 oaS
3erreiben zines Seiles bonn Oritten Stodz
tperte zines @ebGuoes berab, wuroe i4mer
ON Siideu perlest unO brad beiSe Srme.
Utou bradte ibH in Elm Scipital, no er in
fr,t1,tlem 3ufanoe barnieber liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
-gBorum III oenn gar Ri3ts rett,

gBabrit,einlih, rneiue liebs neru0ie S4pes
fer. neil 9u on elmer benz ipeibli6en Sc
idaledlt eiaeuen Srautbeit leioef. Du bait
Elm nieberserren6es @efiibl, 8iideumeb, On
bift enttrdftet, Oh bait perldieoenerlelS Shmers
seu. Rimm Or. &. .. Yierce's HFavorite
Prescription" (eiebliussueroronuus) uuo
turire 9it. Breis auf etueu Dollar berabs
aeieSt. Bel apotbeteru. (T1,sr5t&RlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
per Qsutf6e GorrefponSemt.

Drifting into war. - Sn bic 8ri 9 s.
tr0mung bireintrei6en, ldBt ftf bic Sa9.
lage ;wil4en &uBlano unO GnglaH0 aufS
8eite be5ei6ueu. Sober meme Gag bringt
beioe Nfdtte Der 9efdbrli4en Str0muug ct
mas naher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
SoSssfGae BON Semtf6en,
psIAs asItern i'm bieFeen saHitatSs9as
reau nnnemeInci fnrRncn

Stru4ars BiGb, 20 5ase cit, gBai,riopi.
Ber0inGn6 Boilers, 80 sabre, IL RoHait
unb % $nat, BauhicuzgntBh Bhu6uug.
Seturib RdHutl, Sfoante alt 4rimpt'
29tIbelmS. SuuoerIaHo, 3 Sabre, euH9en'
Gebtm.
SObanH giring AS Sabre auO gsoHaie,
eurb egene Sano. --.,-sr..
gbuar6 SmopoIsnst9,37ja jaEre. 5tlasfug.
Rarie SaHieL. 81 Sa4Te uHe VtoHa"s
GuskebIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
ets amf Dem WidisanIee.

Qubtugton, @td., 25. Wdr5.-0er
Dor IL Sa9eu BON Milluautee abgegaugene
Sdruuben6ampfer u5ltut & Rere Rarquette
SIR. 2" peldber ieitber 25 gteilen bon 9ittle.
BOiuts@able, 0ti6., i'm Glie feitlus, lit 9sz
tern Gbeno III 9uoinstOu, Wtid., GugetOnts
men. a4t $aTagisre 9Gtten i9On uOrber
nod eiuenl gefabrpoQen gSeSe 46er ens tbetls
peiie BON ofienem 8ufier Sur9bro4ene Sis
bas uier erreid]t unb eutsin9sn nur nit trap
per Rotb benz Sooe. Sen ben i4On ieit mebs
reren Saaeu fdligeu Damptern s8iscOutn"
unS rGitS Of 9ubinstOn" feblen ale Radrifs
ten, uuO man fiirdtet, OGB tbnen elm llnslid
iuaeitoRen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
Ser 6etraioes ttno Siftualtetts
9H0rff.

@btca9o, 25. WGr3. - MebG fefi
8aisen sienli4 lebbuft uno lhIoB II uutel
ben gefri9en 8aten-R6rj 764, Gpril 76s,
Diai 8ls; Wtais mar felt uno I h0ber-
Niars S8t, Gpril S8t, Dtai 42i; Safer %;
&oggen 62; @erfte 62; 6la6siaameu 1.4l
Gfmeirefleii9 11.75; S4mul5 6.75; Gte'
l4f-I5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

OS tptro HERMIT bsfannt eemadt bo6 appIi
Sfotion bef'm Rapor uno StGotratb uon Saltimor
aemodbt luerben pirb Bebuis @onoemuiruns uno
DurGbredens oer9Hai ibtne etcus Goae eeer snpt'
nue. BON Suibfrase bis gum Staotmettbtiet, iule
bltiei6e auf Yoppleton's Btan sesettnet 1T.
32,8,44t SOC 90, ,S, ,74,80I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
@iQi0e SSahrpreiie.

Cincinnati, 25. @dr;.-Sbgleitl ulle
Sabueu 81 ais regelmdBigen Sabrprets BON
bier uaf gteip Yorf annOHcireu, 10 murben
bennOd beute Siaete anseblid fir melt &C.
rinQere 4rsiie oertauit. Sin bieiiges abenO=
blalt 0eBauptet, OaB Stllete mad ytem= 9Ort
iii s. III erlQnQen ieief1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

g8eun mir ibu ycprnmuniihib" ueunen.
meinen mir es. - D.. 8Ha'5 ypuiteu= Sps
rup" if gigentbum Der ganjen 8slt. Die
SlaifJe tOitet uur % Seats, Der &rtitet ii
6aberiu oa8 Sereid elneS Seoen 0elteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

Saltet nets cine 6lai6t Or. auguR 30.
nig's g6amburgsr Grpptsn" bereit, Hm eHt'
febenoe 9sbsrleiosH I'M Setme IN erItideH.
aar iitubis gtUts in ieOsr Spa'ests 3H eaf
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
S6pefer6dOer.

5eteeiIpestb DonS SdpefsIbaperi bel Sauts
frnnfbeitcn ober Denn Die paut iiberbaupt In uua
gcIunbem Suiidnoe fih 6etn0et, unO bet Hbeuntas
tiSnIuS uuO @idlt 1T feif bcgrtnSet. Der Uers
bonernoe GlnIlu6 0eIer Sd0er aui Die 6aut 1T Hit
number DOblbetanut. 8Lcun'S Sdcfelieifc beiBt
bieelbeu Si9eHidnien uuo trSeugt 0eieI6e gBirtuHa
Rulc, SplBbIGtteTdlCn, JHHeil, III en- ten, Saul
in6cn, &rGRe, SalBiluB un0 anbere SdutleiSeH
neroen our.l biee Stiie total auS9erottet. uuo iie
Itnoert Ole Suolenuon GbsumatiSmus uuo (3id)t.
Suoem 1T iie fir ini5irte 4Ieipuugsitiids unS
8ettunncn Gin Oorl9tdlcs ScSinfiirnittcI unO
perleht Nouentn unO an6eren 6amtt 0GlUnlheuen
St0iicn NtHeeuetBeS ausitgen uHo 82tnbtit. SH
Solge lbrts SCbraudes erlan9 0er 8eint cine uuges
nebme CldJe nnb aHsjc6tn0e Sdloubejt. &ebCrz
GedCn, SrmmcripypTcr. Slutbeu, IN ber Gbat
ieocr &eintmceL bgr d) btit9eu last, Derecu 5urCb
Die Sciic CntiCrut. lln0 ounn 1T Die Gciuu0e Jcius
belt, mclne 1 bcm 2ent mtt9eilt, unenolit1 au5ies
benber, ais Die poH einem ShjHbeit5nu:el eJBcugte
9arilgt uHnattTllde 29elRt.
9iam hiitC ltdl D0r IaGabn,unGcn!- 5dltpes
tclIetfc bat 9tQhabmuulen erljtcu, unO h0S Bubltz
tum iDir6 sur Sortdt Crut}t, iiur ole adlte Jus err
Iaugcu, unb nui ben eluSgeu Original 9tameu
"Glenns Sulphur-Soapn ntb1 Dem obtgcu t0plSs
idlnitte uuf Dem cocS Stuf umtIicRcr6cH Inns
itlu9, pbHC WcId}c fcine adjt tt, 9euau Su adj
ten.
8ei altu 9lpotbttsru, SuBwdarcusSAu0er unb
GroccrH 81 babCn 2J GentS OQ5 Stdd; 60
6cute Die SItc nit 6rtt Stid, UIio mt % BrogeHt
9ripurniF; 55 SCutS Die Njite init Orei Stdd, bei
YoraU5bciablun9 per BOit 0eroHct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
spdtefte ShiTsnadlrtd,tet

IS III Qn o..
Hep 0orL 25. Wdrj j.-augetcnneH
9umpfer uSi4moHO" UoH Sagua, ,GpOO.
uian BON 2elth,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

gs iibertrifIt ale Sutarb=6 =6eilmittsl-.9r
cages nCatarrh Remedy"
f71,3,5tGUl3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

,golpation. Del" Der srOBe S@mer,ens-
tiger, miro pom alien 9iteu SauShalterH
roTratbig asboltsa. Preis rs Gents. (7sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
Charles u. Gtittent0n,
aaeiuigrr agrnt,

Cir. ti5, Sutton SraBe, Neu DorI.
Sius Ibwarie OSer branne Saarfarbe SO
Gents. fWdri5LDO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26
eas &nfhinatnnz zMpn,,nent.

Sberft &. g. Gaieg, tpel9er ben Ban b.s
gSalbtn9tOn=W =Wonumeuts lettete, lit Der In=
iid)t, baB Die bonn letten &on9reB D;ur Sols
lenbun9 Oes Mouumens" 9enia6te 8erpils
! li99nn9 BON $4,000 MIR fir bic Sdule bea6s
fdJtigt iit. Die Irbeit uGbreno beS Cont
msrs miro baber auf baS NtOnument ielbit
beidrGntt bleiben uno nidt auf Die Seritel=
lung elmer 3erraiie lin baiieIbe ber aRsge-
oebnt iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

Gem GigeHtbhmer miro cS iebr ungeucbH
ieiu, mcnu 2eute, Die @leuu'S S4mer
ielieiie gebraudt bObcu, ibm aber
Ben @rfOlg oeS 9ebrauheS
0tittbeiluug modeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

gopie aud BON apparaten uno Sdnbdsen fir ale
Artsn SerllntaItunsen Il. RB6ilounsen oes menib@
Iidben 9orpers. 9nn9idbr9e praftiihe Srlabrunsen,
tpeIdle mir uns In europa, ipe aud in bieien 9dnoe
erporben, fnb Sneislsobne bic uriaden unieres 8ez
Sdhaitss sgriolees. Sas Ieioen6e Bubitum, tuelhes
nod por elmer turBeu Gpanne 3et ietne SeoGrinip
I'm fernen Gften befriebieen mu6te, fnbet nunrnebr
IN Baltimore niht nur einen liejerIu9sfdbisen Sa7
britanten, ion6ern auh Elm completes Eager obenerz
fpdbnter artifel. Die So. aer3te, iolue aud iH's
eIonbere bas lcibenoe 8Ibltum mobten lulr aut uns
{ere anatomiidb eprreft Seformten Srndl bant
Der oufmerfiam MAIDEN. Mehr, aIs 10000 mis-
eoniuItirten Srn. Rinms unb ipuroen nit einem du=
ferf prespIrbieen, bouerbatten, bic 9eiben ereits
fernoen Sruhbanbe oeriebeu.
uuIer Iamen 5epartement, bon competenter
pebliter Bebenuns seIeitet entbdlt elm uoIdn6tges
Eager pon llaterIeibSbtnoen, Sprtseu, Rii6>
eratshaitern, &rf6en, S6rrobren &c. &c.
unIer 2aqer tanftIiher HfenSd1en= Auaen III
Ana heiitenhfte lfhli pon Neipsgorf. lEehrl lil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

0a5 @retutiO@GOnlIte, Uel9tS sic Nrra1s
sementS fir bic fiirSlid)c SnaugurationSfeier
leitete, bielt 9effern abenO cine S4luBEsnng
nnO bradte feline Ge4nun9en in'S 9leine.
Bic Soften Der GeremOnie'n beliefen fi9 i'm
@anSen auf SAC, 800 unb Die @tnnabmen
fir Snau9uratiOnsz Sallbtuete, fir 8uffets
uno Declarations Yriuile9isn, fir baS lett
benz perfaufte Sol; u. (. NJ. auf SAC, 900, 10
oaB elm 9efijit bon mir $500 gu befeu 1T.
2aS @onlite tpirO baber I'M StauOe ieiH, beis
nahe ben gan5en @arantiefonS al Die Cub
ifrihPrlten 2lfrii6 III Pritntten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

8erlin, 25. @ldr;. - Die oa0lnii6e
3etnr9" ert!Irt, ber@ruuO, aIs Weldem bic
brtttite 6log9e 81 SictOrin einge;ogeu puroe,
lei, oaB Die gHgldH6er ieue5 @ebiet an
81 -clttlrLL La.tS nL.r...-.L. q L:.t....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

9ublin, "a. Yt6rj. = Soc Smitb, Der
all Der @rmorOung 8urfe'S uno GaOeuoiib's
i'm y8bGnir- Bart" betbeiligt tuur unO bel benz
ip6tereu SrO;eb nit Gareb ais Sronjeuge ges
asn ,eise WitidulOigeu aufrat, 1T beufe &C.
itorbeu. Su letter 3eit mar er lebr frant
uub lit an Der beft1noi9en 5ur6t, er meroe,
pie ieiu @enoie @arep, eri6oGeu merSen.
Wlidael Sapanasb, Elm anOsrer Der Denim,
;ionteu unO Suti9er bes 8ageus, uuf benz
Bic Strfdu0rer mad oem yBbSuir. Bart"
fubren, befiuOet fd uls SObiii4tiger IN elmer
Srrennnfalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

Ser bieiige jupuneTide @eiun0te bat benz
Staatsbepartement elm S6reiben 9eihidt,
in tueldlem er Den 9anf ielner Reqierunq
fir Die 9ienIte auSorHdt, peld|e Der ameriz
taniIte @eidnote 6oote in @orea tedbren0
oes tiirSliaeu IuiltanOS i'll ieneM 2auOe ias
panefi6en llntertbanen leiitete.
Setretdr 9anar bat beioblen, Sa5 SaS De
partement beS Sunern mOrgen su @bren OeS
auoentens oes 9eiteru in Mempbis pers
iorbenen 6rn. Satob SbompIoti, uelder uns
ter benz 8rGiioenten Buchanan ais Sefret1r
beS Snueru fuugirte, seidloiien blsiben oa.
Sr. Sobu 9. SbOmpion aus Ohio, ebema.
liaer Quditcr bes 6eprdientantenbdules, mI=
re in perganseuer 9fa6t beiuabe ON elmer
RaIen Slutuns seitOrbeu. @r liegt jeet
nod in tritiI6em 3uitanoe buruieOer.
Yrafbent GleUeIaub uuter;eiduete beute
bic 8eitalluu9soefrete Der 66. 8belps, Mic-
Zane, BenSleton uuo Sadion als SeanSten
an @nslano, 6rantreid, 0eutatunO NH
MeritO.
9ie republitaniideu Senatoren bielter
beute eiuen furien Gaufus uno beiprader
oeri6ieosHe, nod ;u erleoi9euoe @eiddite.
Su eem 3uitaub bes an einem Salasan
falle leioenben a4tb. @uien 9ouns iit let
geitern t.iue SerdHseruns eiusetreteu.
Gun ginlSluns beitimmte National =SGnf
gloten im Setrage bon S295, 900 liefen beutI
i'm S6atanlte elE.
Die Nrqumsnte iiber bic Sir9inier @ou
ponfale lpuroen beute i'm SberbuuSesse
ri9te fortseiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-26

9a8 GOmite, lpelfeS pom 8OuOerneur pOu
Genniploanien ernannt wurOe, I'M cine lin
teriudun9 be5iiglih Der lleber9riffe eine8
&betlS Der Peuuigloanier OttliS am Snau9u-
ratiOnStage pOrSuuebmen, pernabm beute
oiele j3eugeu unO reiite oanu mad B6ilaoel=
phia ub, NO Die lluteriuduug fortgeiett unO
eiu geridJt auigelett lperben iOu.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22
The Increase OF Insanity.

Boston supports 500 insane, says
Mr.. Z. B. Sanborn, not rs Of whom
Kill recoNer!4 III
( This is frightful! Insanity has in
creased 40 per cent. in decade and
most Of the cases are incurable. What.
,yer the individual cause may be, the.
act remains that Uric Acid blood sets
the brain on FIRE, destroys its tissues,
ind then comes some form Of fatal.
alnacy. IA 81
B Nothing:is so pitiable as q mind
diseased. Most brain: troubles begin
il the stomach; then If the blood is
filed withsurici acid caused by failure
If kidney action, and the consequent;
destruction Of The blood life lbumen3
--you have the fuel and the flame and
i brain in full blaze as when one raves,
Or inslow combrst ion, as in fnilder
orms OF insanity. Rev. E. d. Hop.
Sins, OF st. j ohnsbury, VT, a few years
ago was confined in an asylum. He
look a terrible cold while aiding in
putting out fire in neighbours burn
ing house, and for twenty-five years
that enthusiastically filling his; blood
with uric acid and finally the deadly
work was done. The case looked hope.
less but lie happily used Warner s safe
cure and recovered That was three
years ago and having ridden his blood
Of oil surplus uric acid, he has remain
I'd well until this day.. I 49, r
It is indeed alterrible' thing to lose
ones mind, bu t.. it IS d, more terrible
thing to suffer such a condition when
1t can be SO easily prevented.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22

@ CHICAGO. Whent, No. 2spring, 1876; No
3 spring CSC; No. red, 83hc; No red, SOC
Corn, cash 442Xc. Oats, 25H@26Yc. Rye
Noi2, 56Kc. Flaxseed, No l, $1.10. Mess
pork, cash, ss.77A@s.s5: Lard, s6.22A@
$6.25. Butter, creamery, 10000; dairy,
11@16c. Eggs, 12@12Hc.
Observation-Disclosures No.. 1 hard, Sic;
MOL 79c; No. Il Northern, 76c Corn, AZ
@43c. Oats, 25@26c;white 31@32c; new
oats. 26@2Sc. Bran, $s.75@So. Shorts,
SlO.25@$1O.5O. Mixed feed, $16@S16.50.
Hay, Timothy. $9@s11; best upland, 81
@S7.5O. s. $500 ~ |''5'
DULUTH Wheat, sOXc No. 1 hard and
s3Ac for No. q Northern, S6A@S7c.
ST. PAUL.-Whe No. L hard, Sic; No.
2 hard, TIC; No. 2 hard cash, Soc; No
2, 67@7 Oc. Corn, 43c: Oats, No. mixed
29c; No. 2 white, zoe; No. white, PIC
Barley, No. 2, 6Oc.s Rye, No. 2. 4sc. Ground
feed, SIG TO $17.,, Baled Hay, 81 bid
$3.50 asked; Timothy, Ss.5O@s9.O0. Eggs
11A@ 12c. Butter, extras, 16@1Sc; firsts
11@1 &c. M 4 49,.
.ss MILWAUKEE. Wheat, Milwaukee No. 2
S0hc. Corn, No. 2, 43kc. Oats, No. 2, Csc
Rye, No /, 56Ac. Mess Pork, $S.75k, Lard
$500. Butter, dairy, 15@17c. Cheese, "a
7hc. Eggs, 13@13Hc. 5sfssi IS
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22
Pleasant Things.

A well-known journalists recently
advised all boys and girls to begin at
once keeping scrap book inw which they
should set down descriptions Of any
note worthy place or scene which
comes in their way; also accounts OF
any remarkable person whom they
met, with their photographs little
personal details. (,
ain thirty years. he says, "such a
book will be Invaluable to the owner,
especially if he be q journalist or liter
ary man." 4.F' s'EEGz
The5most ,tlihing details in such a
book as Pepy's Diary or the Memoirs
OF Madame de Renlusat, are read now
with keen interest, as they make flesh
and blood Of historical characters
who else would be but shadows to us.
There are other habits which boys
and girls canicultivate that will be ioi
incalculable use to them hereafter.
Frederick Robertson made it a rule,
at ten years of age, to commit one or
two verses OF Sculpture to memory
every morning, while he was dressing,
and kept it up all his life. It became
sthe daily bread OF life to him in his
years OF suffering. Benjamin Franklin
counted that day lost in which he had
not mastered a sentence in a foreign
tongue.
The Germans observe all, birthdays
and other anniversaries in the family
and crowd into the daily life. as many
cheap, simple pleasures as possible
IF American young people would imi
tate these homely, cheerful customs
our households would bemore happy
and We should hear OF fewer death:
from overWork and nervous disease
Youths Companion. 4
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4 gs!.;;.F. sggSS - !! ~ q ~ ;
The Worlds Champion.

Mr.. Edward Hanlsn, the great oarsman,
and until his recent contest with Beach in
Australia, the hampton OF the world, may
certainly be looked upon as nm authority in
every thing affecting athletic sports Before
leaving Australia for this country. he wrote
a. letter in which he stated that he had used
st. Jacabs Oilwith the most beneficial re-
suits. He found it a reliable remedy for
muscular pains in the arms and limbs, and
from his personal experience took great
pleasure in Recommending it. No stronger
proof OF the truth Of what is cl aimed for St.
Jacobs Oil could be furnish than this, and
all thoughtful and intelligent people. 80
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SomeryilIe journal. P enciIilps,

W - -
II seems strange that yachtsmon5
haven't discovered before now why
the Priscilla came in behind. She was
too modest a maiden to show her heels.
to the Puritan. IS. . :z75tss {
Schoeppenstedt says that one Of. the
physiological mysteries that trouble
him most is the process by WhichSa
fellows nosescaHS peel OF eight consc-
cutiYe layers while hesssis away on his
summer yacation. and rs eli be biggc r
and redder than it ever was De:
q Drunkennessis now said to be q coa-
tagious ID isease: This is no new dis
'covery, however. e has long been.
known that; 4 man q returning hom-
perfectly sober after doing the town
with some boon com panlons. is pretty
sure toscaLch it from his wife when he
gets into tho house.
No. sir, nt;declared Schoeppenstede
positively, Il don't take any stock in;
all this talk about mind reading. It
is all bosl, every bit Of it. I'lldefy
any man living to read my mind. It's
an absolute inlpossibility. 81
.But, dear gently Interrupted
Mrs. Solder enstsd on ought not
to be; quitess 80 positive. Science has
been making Wond erfnl strides. you
know, in the last feWsxears. Why. I
was reading only the other day Of a
wonderful inlcroscope which would
show over Is, 900 lines drawn IN a
space in inch wild e. sonterville
Journal.
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Not q Good WEIGHT.

b IN y, friend Z said q neighbor to a
man who was giving his boy q severe
sthrashing, why DO yon pound that
boy so? Do You tllinksit5i lis rightf'
b: ..g oil sif,, q do not care whether it
Us rigat or not. prop osesto make
him mind, and increase his weight al
the same time. e
81 may mako him mind yon. SIR, but
from the way you sare taking his hide
of him Ishoald think that ii would
sdecrease bis eight, wouldn't itgss
. SIR
and why would it not ~
Because by pound ling him suflf....
ciently there IS u possible chance for
him to beco ne Il simpl e.ton.
tionaI IYecklsI Il. s.:sS sf Ss
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/ I. Reporter visits tho Holy Lana.

have been up to see that great
panorama 81 the Holy land sou wore
speaking about, 3 said Tho reporter, Ms
he dropped into q cushioned chair and
elevated his brogans on the city obi
TORS desl 81.
well, how was i'll Toll us all
about II. az ii 50 long since 7 was
there ] have forg often about many Of
the points ofsintokest. v
Veil, Event UP one flight Of stairs,'
from Seventh street into Mount OlfYet,;
and sat on the ropes that surround IT.
5to keep spectators from falling of into
what appears e be q life sized section
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He Wanted q seI.-Wlilder..


az 81 see that some ono has inventeti a.
watch TINT swinds itself MP whilo the
owner is wal king. Should like to-
have one, for Iforg 10 wind my watch
quite frequently : remarked Mr.. Smith
To his wife. ;ss
Does the sveareT have 10 walk IN
order to wind the watch. asked Mrs
Smith.
Certainly my dear; replied Mr.
Smith.
ell then: YOU have no use for it,
John. = v;
s.sNo use for itp nv ~ ~ ssi3:
Because tho men who carry you
home drunk would forget to wind yonr
watch for yoli just tlis same as they do
now. Newman Independent, 81 81
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Mr.. Louis Olson, Carver, Mimi, says he
was suffering greatly from nervous debility,
and was ali broken down when lie was in
duced to try Browns Iron Bitters which
he now takes pleasure in recommending.
This superior medicine strengthens the
whole body, and seems to give new life to
every part..A5i45R;5.s S.r 49,.
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The old-style pills?, Who does not know
What agony they caused what woe2
You walked the floor, you groaned, you
sighed, MI i 3,553 1t .za
And felt such awful pain inside, "a
And ;thenext dny you felt so weak
I You didn't want to move or speak.
Now Pierce's ..tPellets'' are 80 mild 4.
They are not dreaded by q child. Il. Y .5$9
i Their do their word in painless way,
Audi leave no wehknes for next day. =
Thus proving what is oft contest
y Tint gentle means are always bost.