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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

We would msniion oar handsome kiiis rn
gersfss. uI q uiee Nailsr's suIi- nF plain %
pissiied bluuse Suit THEY afa uaf expobsly.
adding "a esfns pair fv'u ~ short ~ Ton
pants. The nlHy b.. Z einersenoi and q
not fofesi e. lay in ssiock 81 sbfs Nsists all "a
WAY from - osuts 60 sI.s0 oDf fsDc, f..fchls
and Chevioi waist. viii prove sooepui,is .
many occasions. bui fof o raml.le 80 beating "a
boss vii want one - our poini5sr-inced ffof
FlHnDsl SHIRT Maisi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
a Colliery Explosion.

WrLkxsEsRRE. Pa. Aug. il.-Information
SION u Sas took place IN the West End Coal
Company mines this morning at MocRnaqua.
fifteen miles from here. A far can be
learned teD miners we're instantly killed and
several otherf dangerously injured. The re-
port of the explosion was heard i've miles
away and shook the earth for hundreds Of
yards around. The gas had been accumu-
isting a long time. The men we're recovered
horribly mauxied
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

EssT SsaTSAw Mich. Aag. 1.-The State
grand tent of the Knights ~ Msocabees
commenced "a third annual session in this
city this afternoon. AT the grand officers
are here and ijo delegates from different
states and about .go visiring Knights. To-
day - devoted - the RECEPTION of the dele
sates. Io-morrow vii be the hnsiness day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought to
this city 10y far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve,
before on any occasion thai
has ever occurred I'm the his
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Asarsr PsaK. y J.. Aag. ll.-Frsnk
Carr. % Baltimore. and a lady friend. we're
xalisntly saved from drowning thi- after
noon by Gus Hecklsr. Jas. Williams. George
Democs-t and Frank Paul They had ieeu
carried far ont hy she iiie hsf1rs their dan
gar sss noticed. Heckler ssas greatly sx
hsnstei when he arrived 0if shors and vac
carried on the shoulders u the crowd. who
,.fsarod ham insfliy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE weather Il pleas
ant and the attendance very large. First
race-One mile, Editor first, Mona second,
RapidO third: time. l:43.
Second race-Ihree- quarters mile, Mamie
Hunt first. Scottish Lass second, Tartar third
time, l:l7.
Third race-The United hotel stakes for
three-year olds. one and one-half miles,
Favor first, IRISH Pat second. Tontine third;
time, 30. IL was decided to start Favor at
the last minute.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

KALsSAzoo. Mich, Aug. il.-An excursion
of 90 from Muskegon and Holland arrived
band. .- Lafayette. Wsrrenl and Andrew
Clark the Leroy thieves. have been zen
fenced to lonia House Of Correction for
ninety dsya Burglars entered Mrs.
Anderson's house lsst night. A stick was
broken over the shoulders Of the thief he
escaped. by young lady - the household.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
THe CATTLE-HEROeRS
Walker Makes a LAST OF Those who
Rave Unls~tUiiy Built Fences

"A AsHiNGroS, Aug. ll.-Aeting Colntals
lug a hsI Of cattle herdsrs Mo have unla~
fully enclosed public dOmsin IL the " hestern
statss and territories. The list embraces the
names OF nifty men Who have fenced IA aud
SOid more than three million acfoz. dlstrib-
utod a. follows Colorado, Z.645.5t0 acres
Montana, IA so; Nevada. - 80; Nebraska,
~ ~ Kansas. -. lG0, Wyoming, 500;
Utah. =. .l0o Ii Il thought that fully four
teen million acres of public lands, III these
aud other states and territories l. unlawful
ly enclosed. The list. when completed, Will
DC sent 10 Secretary Lamar for his iuforma-
ton an action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The Cornerstone Laying.

Architect Myers, of Detroit, Is expected
here to day. He will meet with George W.
Thayer and Col. George q. Briggs, of the
Board of Public Works, when the date for
laying the corner stone of the new City Hall
will be determined upon. The ceremonies
will take place early in September and the
program will be published about one week
prior To the event.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Death at Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, Aug. ll.-Randolph Buck. for
may years a prominent business man of
this city aud manager of the private bank
ing firm of X. Buck IL Co., died at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The OoubIe-headers Win.

PITrssURG, Aug. 1.-THE strike of the
train men employed on the Wheeling di-
vision of the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad il
at an end. The company has paid off and
discharged the dissatisfied men and put
others in their places. Freight trains are
all run double headers" and schod-
ule time. About. 20 men are thrown out of
am nlnN nAnf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Gored by a Bull.


Correspondence u The IEI.EgRAN.
EsTuN RsFTDsi Mich. Aug. ll.-P. X.
Bromsling. a farmer four miles north Of
this city vas badly gored by a mad bull late
yesterday afternoon. His son came to the
rescue and saved his fathers life. The bull
struck the man with his horns under the
chin and bursted blood vessel in his right
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

MANSFIELD, O.. Ang. ll.-Wm. Hangsdorff,
aged 50. acting Chief OF Police and member
Of the City Council, was arrested this even
son. aged i3, at cOlOred camp meeting
this afternoon. He denies the charge and
was released on giving bail. The proof Ia,
however. very conclusive.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

SaS FsASctsco. Ang. li.-MaK~ell. the al
legged murderer Of PreIler. left this city for
~. Louis At 3sD this afternoon IN charge Of
Detectives Tracey and Badger. he still re-
fuses 10 speak Of the crime. but is very
Tarrulo1s on other subjects. He viii De
landed two stations this side Of 81. Louis 70
avoid the crowd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Anarchy and Famine.

CAIRo. Aug IA fearful state of anarchy
IN kordafsn Ia reported by Arabs coming
from that vicinity. Famine adds to the
horrors Of the situatiOn-
'GIRRALrER. Aug. ll.-Zebehe Pasha Is still
in confinement here. He maint Iins a sulk-
ing demeanOr and refuses % speak.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

LovEEr. Mas. Aug. Il.-Mrs. ANNE
Corry sttsnptesi % light he- srs with kero-
sene thia afternoon phise holding her g.
months-oli baby in her arms. TIE ran
exploded and both were fatally burned. NJ
Cory. on being informed. became nearIy
insane
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

PBovspxScs. 4. l.. Aag li.-Robsrt Bon
mar arrived IN town tbis morning. and sc-
compsnied by Bsir. the driver ~ Maud =
vent ont to Nsrrszansett park 20 see the
mare axerriae. She Tss gwen one or tvo
miles ira slov time. II she shows that she =
70 zrod condition she probably msy b sent
g. bat her record IN the cour.e ~ the week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

CoLUMEUs. O., Aug. 1.-THE indications
OF renewed trouble in the Hooking valley
ara causing much uneasiness among the
operators. The miners employed At the ..
VI. A. A. mines. AZ Straitsville, to-day pre-
.sutsd resolution demanding 10 per
cent advance. 20 take effect st once. IL not
complied with promptly, a state convention
will be called and arrangements made 10 in
sure uniform action in order 20 make the
prices harmonious throughout the district L.
The miners in other parts Of the valley nov
receiving 80 cents per ton demand 10 per
cent advance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

NORWICH. Aug. ll.-Twenty five moulders
at the Richmond Stove Co.'S works struck
this morning because the company took a
contract from Rathbone & Lord, of Albany,
To do work which their own men refused TO
do. under the regulations of the shop IN Al
bany. 4 boycott on the Richmond Stove
Co. = goods. II il said, will be declared by
the Knights OF Labor
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
SPRING & COMPANY.

Our next advertisement will be OF mors
interest 10 every purchaser Of Dry Goods
and Carpets than any that has ever ap-
peared in any paper ia this country. II
viii surprise everybody, and will astonish
every dealer IN TINS State. More than
half a million people will read it, Every
one in tins city Will read IL that can read.
Extra editions will be printed containing
the advertiser ent. Everyone getting n
copy viii keep 1T, as il viii contain mat
ters Of such interest that YOU viii want 81
keep in your family and preserve for fu-
ture generations.
SPRING a CoNP.sr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

RosruS. Auz. 1.-The consolidation ~
the Rrush. Weston and Merchants slectric
hzhs rcnpsnies has hesn contaminated. The
aew rompsny has aooo tnares. ~ which
the Rrish Interest obtain ID 90 and TIE
"a a~tnn ard Merchants 3sloo sach.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
ne~ York

Sru YoRE Ang n Money clo<e1 easy ~ fitG2
par cent Exchsnse efasai frrn pcefei rafse s. -
Il - and 1 - .Eil - Actual rsfa~ g. 50 n
1 49, for ~ dsys snd - - a. = Z FOR deussnd
ffovernrn rnsnfe closed firm currency - IHfif
Parihc hsiirusd t-1nlis cloeea - folors
U8ion frsts llfis alifi. isnd grants Ig7is fid
sinking fands INA hid. fsufrals lfss uIi8ih.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

MARsEILLEs. Aug, 1l.-There were 30
deaths from Cholera here to- day.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 11.-Cholera and
severe type of dysentary are causing
considerable mortality among the Russian
troops in the vicinity of Penjdeh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
DESTROYING the Villages.

LONDON, Aug l2.-Advices from Meshed,
state that the suburban villages around
Herat are being destroyed, in order To pre-
vent their being used TO cover the move
ments of Russian troops in case of hostil-
ties England indemnities the owners of
property.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Worsted Mills Worsted.

NEw YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Valley Worsted
Mills Company, of Providence, X. l., have
suspended. Toe company's statement for
July /, showed real estate Sl0l 800; personal
assets, Sl42, 2Sl: liabilities, SlO6.25l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Gladstone Prodded.

LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Liberals are be-
coming anxious over Gladstone's apparent
inactivity. The D0iiy Nelos this morning
urges him to take the lead in the electoral
campaign at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

CALCUTTA, Aug. 1l.-Lord Dufferin is using
every means to strengthen the loyalty of the
native Indian princes. grand durbar is to
to be held in November to which all the
dignitaries of Central India will be in
vited
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Gen. Komarof Active.

LONDON, Aug. ll.-PrIvate advices report
that Gen. Komarof has of late displayed
renewed activity in the way of warlike prep
arations on the Afghan frontier. He is con-
stanty passing between Merv and Penjdeh,
studying the strategic situation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

HssErScSoS. Aas. 1.-The nited Sfste@
Consui ~ Ecusdor reports to tae state Dp-
psrtrnenf t1st he has positive Information
thaf Dr. Ssnrssa hss been liberated
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

July and Angus; viii be grand months
for everybody 10 trade. Everything -
marked way down. Many goods viii b@
closed ont AZ nearly half Their valne o.
re nee stock. ss We are making the most
extensive preparations for a large busI-
ness to take place about The first - Sep
tember. when We expect b. open the new
addition 10 our store. making u the larg-
est establishment ~ It's kind IN the State.
SPRTEe a CoNTtNY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Spies on Ayoob Khan's Track.

MEsHED, Aug. 1l.-Afghan spies are cir
culating among Ayoob Khan's friends, en-
deavoring to learn the extent To which his
pretensions TO the Ameership are supported
by Russia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Our entire stock of Summe,
Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols
Fans, Laces. Hosiery, Gloves
Lawns, White Dress Good
&c, will positively be closed
out.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

F.sfs. kug. iI-Tss pi-scbor ~ Foreign
Mi-Ssous has re.eiv-d telegram snnoune-
M fhe massacre ef I've French priests and
ten thcn-sut Christians in Inuauiu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Lo~DoS. Ang Letters from Snskin
sfc~ that he troops continue ~ perish ike
aie~ from the eject ~ ne terrihie climate
The cficiRls endesr1r to concesi Ire real
state ~ sTsirs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
a Michigan Lawyer Oisbarred.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Secretary Lamar
has disbarred VIM. II. Scott. of Holly. Mich.
from practice before the Interior Depart
ment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

NEW YORK. Aug. lI.-Jesse Grant and his
wife left the Fifth avenue hotel for Mt Nc
Gregor to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Chicago Markets.

OFFTCE oF y. V. TsyLoR. Powers Block
GRAND RAPIDs Aug. II. lSss.
Cahles Wheat firm; corn easier Yisible sup
ply by Chicago hzures shprs increase - wheat
for the past veek of s7i 0i2 bn. decrease in corn.
249E5l bu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

LospoS. Aaz N.-The Irish land Pr
chase biil ras pszzei BY the Hou-e - Con
nious - sht
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
BASE BALL.


BUFFALO.
Buffalo. ....-.....0 .
Chicago -.---.-. .-.... l u I
Rass hits Buffalo To- Chicago 10. Err0rs
Buffalo 9 Chicago g. Pitchers Wood an.t Me-
Cormick. Umpire. Bond.
BOSTON.
B.,-ton .......4 d % o % = :
New York ....... o % 0 0 D , o. q
Base hits. Boston 9 New York Is. Frrors
Boston :. New York IL Pitchers. Whitney and
Corcoran. Umpire. Ferguson.
PROvIDENCE
PhiladeIphiA .O o o So % o. 3
Providence ......... o o.
Base hits philadelphia N. Providence 5.
Errors PM iladelphia ., Providence ). Pitchers.
Ferguson and RadbOurne. Umpire, Currey.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

10 the sUit,hie 1runi rectef hafcl.s.i ~ iiae I
TIM line our stock comprises eseTg Yari.s,
style and size from Two ~ fise largest msn.ifa
tories in the c0uuirs and ee ere ffiiiup a. msnl
fRcturers Tice-. which nesus - THt LON
EsT PRICK ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

f.s,SnsS. Aag.. fl.-cen. Lord W.,i-elsY
has b@en mad fi-.osat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

TIE G8shman H0use. Cushfnan ard End
=oH pruTsrIefors. - iocetel near the - n a
J. y r depot and iu the central part 81 th4
town. convenient ~ Pc posf-ofHoe ard to
TIRE busir.ess lsrt - tlge town y IS siao -
convenient secesz to tfe ~fearnhoat 89os u
has elegant Tsrio~z and lsTge. VeH fr~nished
rooms. snd BE- In evefy resTeef frst- -cia-s
n0feL IL b. aiso popular WITH summer "a
so-fe~s ard hss is~Qe patronage.
II ne following are some - tire prominent
arrivals at ti.s Cussusn during ire T.ssf
week ID d. Powers u p Dennis. Cr8H
vster. s. y Moore. fa6eago. D. ~ 4uan.
kslsnnszoo. Ers. II. Whitehead Mrs. o
Le9Teft Lansing, 81 HEnn sr1 uffe. J
Hann l4rsr5 HeTf8s. Geo Coor.er erd uifs
IssnslH9, B. Baksr sffS yife. CfefYoFran II
kieh farIs. Miss Ns-y Morrsson. Ei=s
Morrri=oa Ms ArnRs KarrssCso. Tbeleware.
ID orelades e. st5ra aaxs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

The hotel accommodations of the town are
at present ample to meet the demands Of
resorters, except on special occasions but If
the popularity of the place increases IN the
future as II has ia the past ii e years, IT will
not be long until much larger and more
pretentious hotels will be demanded than
any now here. The three leading hotels at
present are the Arlington, Cushman House
and The Occidental, sll of which are well
located and well patronized.
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New Orleans,

CATlLE--Choce 10 extra shipping 81, 80
5.75; common TO tair, 81 50 81 IS; stockers and
feeders, 81 - o. %, Texans. 50 IS 81 30
HOiS--fa - good, sA05 ~ - nixsl pac,
ing, - ~ tA.uJ; choice heagy, 81 % .gi IL.
SHEGp-ConlI on. - (. . %; gO)i 10 choice.
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PriU0te Sale.

HNHE undersigned having quit his trade
l. will sell HE houee and land, ia ores
more or less) adjoining the lands of John
A. Kilmer and 7 d Weaver, miles north .
west OF Martinsburg and 81 miles southwest
of Hedgesville. There are on this land a
good House, Stable Smith Shop and Smoke
House, never failing spring of good water,
good orchard with nearly all kinds of
choice fruit This is as good and az healthy
a little home as here is in the state Close
TO market, schools and church For further
information cell on me, on the adjoining
farm. PETER SHARFF.
10 st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations of the Stock, Produce and Cat
tie Markets, June "a.

NEW YoRK.-Money at Ia per cent. Exchange
weak. Governments firm.
Currency skies, l27% bid; fours. coupon, 1885
bid; four snd-a-halfs, 1l21S bid.
The stock market was rather heavy at the
opening and there was considerable pressure &c
sell the Vanderbilts and Lackawanna for small
amounts. This followed by a slight rally,
and then renewed weakness, during which New
York Central declined q. and Lakawanna q per
cent. portion OF the loss in the latter was re
gained during the first hour The market has
been quiet all the morning, and at il o'clock is
dull and firm at prices which are generally a lit
tie below the opening, but Louisville & Nashville
and Jersey Central are a fraction above
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Baltimore Lire Stock Marx ct.

FOR THE WEI
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COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
ANC
Flour and Feed Store
No. 60 Queo St., Staley's Block.

gShS undersigned respectfully informs the
= citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened Coal and Wood
Office and Flour and Feed Store at SO Queen
Street, where all orders in my line will re-
ceive prompt attention. have put in pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed. Piedmont and Cumberland run of
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
" Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand
Fart lers having Corn, Oats and Hay to sell
are solicited TO see me before selling Thank
ing tue public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further favors,
am gespectfuIly yours,
jY2i-ig J. W EOf FpTS
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS,
But Small Capital Required

Call on p. G. HUNT 4. who has open
ed a photograph coping house in connea.
ton With photography, whore yon can
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Total

Prices ranged on Beeves, very best 81
70 6,Gedium to first, ga to A.; Most sales
from AZ 70 ~ cts per n. sheep 20A
cts; Lamhs 4Gn6 cts. Hogs 5@6 cts.
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get your pictures en-
larged to life size in
Oil, Pastel, Crayon,
India Ink and Water
Colors, at extremely
low figures. All done
at homo and no dan
ger ofyour not getting
your old pictures back
again.
You can &c such
portraits as thai of the
Eon. Chas. j. and Il.
Boyd Faulkner, that
was on exhibition at
the Msrtinsburg Fair.
The b holidays are ap.
preaching and you
Such presents rs n
4 lated.
p 9 HUNTER,
lartinsburg w. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIM ( SALES.

n Chance for Moderate CAPITAL
and Earnest Workers
T HAVE FOR SALE as Attorney and as
l. owner, one farm of 24l acres. part lime
stone, and all productive land large house,
outbuidings, fruit and never-failing spring;
200 acres tillable; five miIes from town, and
convenientto churches, schools and mills
Also, one farm, prod active slate land, aud
in q God state Of cultivation, lie acres FIVE
miles from town good buildin, and plen
ty OF fruit
Also 80 acres choice land, wo miles from
town, no improvements-pleuty OF land and
choice location for Il truck iarm
These properties will be sold on long time,
only requiring moderate cash payment and
lien upon property Tor deferred payments
For terms call on or address
J. NELSON WISNER,
jz0 u Attorney
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Reported by
EV a N 8 3 r OS.,

(PRoDUcE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No So North Water Street, Philad'a, Pa.
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Cheese and ali
kinds OF Country Produce.
Quick Sales, Good Prices, Prompt Returns
EM-T They have one OF the finest Reirig-
orators and Storage Rooms in the City.
Price Current, Subject to Market fuc-
tuatians.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June oath, 1855.
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Cincinnati.

FLOUR-Fancy, S4.75 $500; family, 81 80 go
WHEAT-No. 3 red, 94lg9Sc; No 2. Sl.00lGl.O2
CoRN-No. mixed, IS 1a(949c; No. : White,
Sc G56'ac
OATS No. 3 mixed 38936l5c; No 2mxed
37lg3Itsc, No white, 80 G39c
PORK-Family, Sl0,75 gl0.Sj; regular, Sl075g
l0.S115.
BACON Shoulders, 4g4iac; short clear sides,
$3.50 6.z9s
LARD-kette 7g7l2c.
CHEESE-Prime TO choice Ohio, 5(19c; New
York, &C. Northwestern, 2G5c
POULTRY-Fair chickens, SO. ol3 .25: prime,
So, 50tdi 90; spring chickens S1.25 tes 90; ducks
S1.5o 4z.59: geese, $500 per dozen; live turkeys,
&c; dressed, l3gl37.
HAY-No. J timothy. Sl4O0@l4.5O No. 2
Sl3.ONoilS. Q; mixed, Sl1.000l250 wheat and
rye straw, s. 90 $500; cat straw ss.00G9 90.
WOOL-Unwashei medium clothing, l10 l9c;
fine merno, Is lie: common, II Dlic; fleece
washed medium clothing. z7g2sc; comOng u .
2oc: burr and cots, lSlG@Oc tub washed, IS ~ G.
pulled. 9t23c.
CATrLE-Good TO choice butchers, 81 5jG15 so;
fair, "a - 9i.00; commo1. 81 90 $500; stoc kers
and feeders, s40JG4.I5; yearlngs and calves
$2.50G31o
HOGS-Seected butchers, S4.10 G4.30; fair tc
good packing, S3s0Gl. 20; far TO good light 50 ST
(g42j; common. 81 -5 % u; culls, 81 75g225.
SHEEP--Common % fair 50 so % 25; good tc
choice, IS 90; spring lambs, Sj50G6.2j.
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SUGAR Refining, co An1a. AZ glsc, cen.r :
fugal white U3sc OH white sc; choice
yellow, sc
MoLAssl,s- Good fair, Il 5s!c; prime. Is 933;
common. IL G2Ze
COTTON Middling unds, apl l0isc
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New York,

$LOI;s GL0lss.
CORN-AIixed western +G55lc; futures. 5s34
g55t4c
OAIS-Western, 3S 142c.
CATTLE IS. 2jg5.30 er 100 lbs. live weight
H0GS--.4 00g4 rs per 100 lbs
SHEEP-S2 .90g4.40 per 100 lbs. live weight
COTfON-Quiet: Mddling uplands, l05sc; do
Orleans, 1870 Futures dull, June lO.3sc; July
l0.3Sc; August, 10 ACC; September, 10 24c; Oct0-
Der, l0O5c; November, S0c; December, 9.95c.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-18
Power OF Pictures,

Pictures are coming to be recognized as
neat educators by the church. They
lbellish the Sunday-school books,
b AJm the church literature, and even the
4 churches themselves, more than ever
oeioTe. Especially is this true in the
laHalc Church. The missionaries, too,
I &e making free use of them, however
crude, and the reports everywhere indi-
cate that it will not do to underestimate
TIER influence in the work of evangelical,
ton. Parkman, in his history of the
jSuits of North America, several times
MENTIONS the potent influence which
PICTURES, especially such as suggested
@ments applied to unbelievers, exerted
upon the Imagination of the red man,
mdin everyday life their effectiveness is
generally recognized. The Rev. Father
PJeune, put the question very strongly,
nwiting to France for pictures for his
indian missionaries, by saying: "These
Representations are half the instruc-
ions that can be given to the Indians. /
nIted some pictures of hell and souls
lperdition, and a few were sent us on
qer; but they are too confused. The
5lls and the men are so mixed up that
Ecan make out nothing without par
,Iar attention. If three, four or five
devils were painted tormenting a soul
WITH different punishments-one apply
ing fire, another serpents, another tearing
lm with pincers, and another holding
hmfast with a chain-this would have a
good effect, especially if everything were
made distinct, and misery, rage, and des-
IgIauon appeared plainly in his face"
inns may be an extreme view, but the
TACT remains that pictures, for some rea-
%n Or another, are multiplying in the