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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-11

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NJ q soas 30. Rcceipis-Tlcrr. I 500 bhls wheat
1910 oa. corn, ~ COO bu. shlpmeut-Flout,
4 500 ebis wheat, ESQ bu.; corn. 10000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Feb s7-Coiton-firm and IN.
ciauiCd Flouf-Dull and unchanged. wheat
dull and lower No. 2 red, s8otsic. Corn-ln
fair dtmandi No 2, az Niac. Oah-nul and low
or 40 a3aaaafc hye@D Dull ~ 1O172c Barley
Easier bat not lower, ofE-Dull Rtsi Lard
bull and dropping ~ g. s7H huikmeats aud
Bacon pul bat hfm aud unchanged. Butter
lesier bat lower Hogs- q iici common aud
light e. spAi So' packing ana butchers. q lla
81. fcooipif 100 head. shipments, 40 head.
TOLEDO. Feb. 2l.-whs~i- quiet and weak
40 2fcd, eash and March, sii4e, April, s6,4c. May
4tsCg No = soft, $50 Nu4a- Doll aud nomi.
uNl No. ., cash, 4ac February, tlaii ic. March
ana April. s2c May, ilfsc. oats-Dnni no quo.
isiionf. Glover sced-pull 90 81 ~. Rcccuts--
Wheat, 1900 bu. corn, $4,000 hu oats. none.
eht menss-wheaL 1900 pn., cora, ll,o00 bu,
oats, none.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 27-coiion- Firm AT 1859.
Wheat-Dull, weak aud lower 40 red, Soc. Corn
NO, mixed, liAo No. white, ab,se. OaA-
No linked. SAGE ffovisions-knslcf, Moss Pork
-tl8 BulkmoHts- shoulders, s. olsar rib 50 ssefs
e. ear, 81. Hacon-shnulders 50 bOi clear ro 81 2ai
clear, g. 60. Hams-si0 l0sl. Lid-ffime leaf.
81 go
KANSAS CITY. Feb "a Wheai-wesk cash,
60lac; March, tt5Sc; May, Oaiac. Corn Weaker;
eesh, .4a0 ,c' March,, 'ori ei May Sic
June 'oife oais-Dnl and nominal sc.
BOSTON. Eco 27.-wool Demand active;
Michigan extra, 30a3lc, delgine, ip9Nci Call.
iOgnie spring, $3.50.
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the correctness Of the statement. eciors are offer.
ine cath deliveries AZ sic, but buyers refuse 20
take hold even NJ this decline. D cceipu fair aud
futures fficndiess. New York Is quoted a. steady.
Baltimore The tame, and Chicago was taH on At
nooa close
Corn-we note an active Demand for nearly ali
grades. buyers holding both quotations aud tone
very firm. The supply II not equal 70 the 90.
mand. ana sellers only offer small los. Receipts
are fair, with futures not figured on. New YORK
Il steady Baltimore kc lower, and Chicago e OF.
Oau-firm ~ quotations. Local dcmand good.
ofTingf and receipts both light
IA following table SHOWS the reoefps OF grain
a ihiF poiu' for the pat tweniy-iour houui
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rlaswltere.


EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Feb. 27.-csttie-- 10th.
ing done receipt / tpI heeg shipments. sh5 head.
Hogf-slOw and weak phiiadelnhias. a5ai IS.
best YoTiers 81 to9a 80 receipts, z 800 head ship
shecp-bull and UNCLAIMED receipts. 200 head
shipments, 2,4oo head.
INV YORK, Feb, 9s.-neeye- Receipts. 1900
head MARKET 9eiee ower per sc ew 60 eas e.
hulf, 81 lOttt 90,
sheep Receipts. 600 head. Not hall 500.
nos,@Reccisis. 500 head Two ear loads sold
o. $40 10, but "a 20 Wa the outside ngnfe before
tue hnifh.
KANSAS CITY FEB. 1.-THE Live stock h.ai.
Caltie-Rsoeip,s. 900 head Market steady,
export steers, % 5000 co good % onoica shippiug
"a iNlNp ~ common 20 medium, ~ a01i h0i stock
cfs ana feeders, 81 au6ti 90. Cuw,. t9d3 90,
dog--heccipls, 4 POO mean. Market weak and
b4l0c lower at "a ahMi O..
sheep Reoeipu, SO head. Market steady fair
20 good, g. seas 20.
ST. LOUIE Feb. "a. Cattle Receipts, COO head;
shipments, i,2O0 head. Market SLOW aud Quet
exports, t1 7o06; good 10 choice shipping 81 2lm
8 50i common % medium, a 2o9a .butehefa steers,
siMi 1b COWS AMI heiieFs, sat; stockcrs and
feeders, a. 609f 90. ooru.ied Texans. sl6i 65
hhcPp-KeceiptA. go head shipments, 2 100 bead
Marie sicadyi common % medium, g b043 20
oh9lce, ~ oogsi % eAue' - DO a. ,,-.
hoR9-steadyi lofkera Il i09i b0i packing
. 80Ni Co: heavy. 81 650i IS. receipts, 300
head. shipments. $500 head.
CHICAGO, Fen, 1.-THE DToyefs' Journal re-.
Ioss-Reoeilts. 2o.coo head; shipments. $50
head, Market dull and l0alhc lower rough pacg.
ine, g lot 80 packing aud eaipping, a. oO9
atlr Receipts. 6,0t0 head shipments i0j1
h. '. Market lower; steers, ESQ 10 LOO lbs,
81 s094 co, l,2g0 10 1850 lbs "a l595 40 300 10
sheep. ReceipIs, 600 head shipments 26OO
bead, Narket unchanged. inferior 10 medi lm,
s2@3 50 good, IS seas 0choice and lambs SAG
4 80.
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COMnERCIAI..

There is further slight improvement in tue Job
biEg trade, though no great activity has yet been
developed. and prices remain unchanged. Gro
ceEies have an increased demand, with prices re-
naming about steady. A continued demand for
dried fruits snd canned goods prevails Fish are
active, owing to Lent probably. Dairy products
remsin dun. Eggs poultry. etc. remain as here
tofore quoted.
GRAIN.
We take the following from the Board OF Trade
Circular
Wheat-"somewhat sick with a sickness"
would be the diagnosis OF any careful commercial
physician, and the quotations and the general
feeling ~ !oeal siIslss would urdoppIsdIy prove
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ANTWERP, Feb. .-Petroleum--ls 'sWlsl4L
PlITsBuRG. Feb. 27--Fetroeum-Wcak and
sOmeW hat exCiteds certificates opened NJ s2Ic al
yRnced 10 s3c. declined and closed al s0tsc
OIL CITY. Pa, FEB. g7.-NGuonal Transit Ger
tiaoates 0penedat SIC, highest, $50 lowest 734c.
closed ~ Soc. Sales 4445 coo bbs: runs, CD sa5
bDle.; shipments 90 eb7 bUls.. charters, b iG9
bbs on City oil Exchange st0ck-s3 90 bid;
s. % asked.
BRADFORD Pa, Feb. H. Crude Ofl-Weak and
excited. The market was raided 10y bears near the
close aud broke &c in q few moments National
Transit and lidewater runs on Thursday, $40
bhls.. total shipments, S6.4S6 bills cnRrters. not
reported. cleuIancss. 902O07 bbls. National Tran
SO certificates opened n S2l e and closed So SOC.
highest price, S1Jso lowest price. 591sc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

While kerosene will take the hair off a COW
or horse, says the New York Tribune, il hss
DO such effect on swine, but assists to clean
the skin nicely, though appearing 10 make
them itch or smart Tor a short time. Where
objection may be entertained against pure
kerosene, it should be mixed with like
quantity OF warm lard.
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No Long words

There is no call TO use iong ards IN speak
ing Of Parker's Tonic isseils on its merits
and cures by It's virtues. No family can
make mistake by beFpiag q bottle in tie
house. For coughs. colds and all troubles
Of the bowels stomach, liver and kidneys.
IL il exactly what you want For yourself,
your wife and children
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

There las never been a medicine sOr rheu ne
usin introduced ia this State that has given SUCH
uniYeIsM satisfaction as Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. u stands out alone the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. 10
Is taken internally and never hes and never eau
iai 10 cure the worst ia the shortest slime. u
many leading physicians Ia this State and else
where. u Is sold by every druggist al 81. Write
for free fOrty-psge pamphlet 10 K. X. HELPHkN-
slime. Druggist Washington D. @.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

One of the large apple growers OF Michi.
gan, Mr. l.. a Bailey, saye be can make
mere money out OF apples at twentv.fvs
cents a busbel than from wheat at 81 per
bushel. GOOD apples he states never retail
IN market at as Low rate az twenty five
cents, and seldom get below forty cents At
this rate they are worth double the value of
whest, acre by acre, one year with another.
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She tried her prentice hand on man.
And then She fnrmed the lassias OF

What is womsn's worth2' asked fair
damsel OF a crusty old bachelor. He did not
know, so she said Nv. o. man double you
o. man." But woman feels worth little
il disease has Invaded her system, aud is
daily sapping her strength. For ell female
weaknesses, Or. +. Y. Pierce's "FaV0rite
Prescription" stands unrivaled. Ii cures
the complaint, and builds up the system.
Send two letter STAMPS for pamphlet to
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Runalo y Y
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When psin from rheumatism or neuralgia
is intense people are apt 10 throw away
great deal Of money in search Of relief Thew
needn't do t. Says G.. b. HOtchkiss 327
Grand street, New Haven After enduring
intense suffering for six months from Theu-
matism, employing four fisrent physicians,
without relief, and spen ding many dollars
for meoioinss s, / accidentally heard of Athlo-
phoros and tried il. Three bottles cured me
entirely in less than three weeks time"
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Aliens Brain Food arrests al involuntary
discharges, removes mel tsl dependency and
restores wonderful power 10 the generative
organs. ST. s for So Druggists, or by mail
from j. II. Allen. 3l5 First Avenue. New
York
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MEMPHIS. Feb 27-Cotton- Firm. Receipts,
1900 bales; shipments, 2,ls2 bales; stock, $1,000
bales; sales. 100 bales.
GALVESTON. Feb. 27.-Cotton-Quiet at 1910.
Receipts $50 bales exports - Great Britain, 2O0O
bales; stock %. 265 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 27.-Cotton-St at
lNll-ltc hecelpts, sOOJ Dales' exports 70 GREAT
Britain, 0905 bales sales. Geo bales; stock, 2ss,
$50 bales.
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oNDON. Feb. ~ Cons0ls. IS Aesouri
IS lilo. Railroad sends Canadian Pacific, 4Jff
ETie. lf4 DDS. a9lS Illinois Central. 80. +.
Paul 80: sew YORK Central 97H: Rea1ins -
PARIS Feb 27.-Rentes- sl5Sf. 525<c.
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Fowls can doubtless endure as much bad
air as any other kind of farm stock, but
they can not be expected 10 thrive when
forced 10 roost where lice are bred IN myri-
ads daily. Their droppings should be re-
II owed every few days, and made inocuous
with muck, dry earth, sswdust or some
other absorbent. a filth hen house is a sure
habitation Of Group 81 a cholera.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

BALTIMORE. Feb d. whisky Steady at
a 20@l q.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 27.-Whisky steady at 81 II.
CHICAGO. Feb q. WHISKY Quiet at 81 is.
CINCINNATI. Feb q. WHISKY Quiet at 81 Is.
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NEW YORl

NEW YORk. Feb. - Dry Goods Little more
i doing ia most styles o. goods. Takings are
muOerste, however, hut sufficiently numerous 10
return a fair volume OF business.
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Rye~-NO. quiet: CSC bid no sellers.
BTan-Firm sl3 % bid. no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
FURNISHED by H. T. Kinney q Co., Grain aud Pro.
vision Brokers. No. 3 Chamber of Commercial
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zone hundred doses 81" IS true only OF
Hoods Ssrsaparilla and it is an unanswera-
bic argumenta as TO strength and economy.
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LIVE srOcK.
Indianapolis live s,ocE Market.


OATTLF-Receipts, 500 bead shipments, 90
head. Quality fsi1 or both butchers and shippers.
but the dullesi naiket OF the season, and p ices
10 to 20 oents lover thsn Yesterday. number
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Theionomns Aple snovs zoe amount Of ggsin
la store 4t this points
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The PrnfInca nIarhef

me Produce marfets
and slow sales.
Butter-Creamery fancy, 77e2sc; choice, Isa1Oe;
dairy, selected, leal6c; country, fancy, 15c;
sweet roll, lac: medium grades, 69sc; low
grades, s94c per 10.
gQulpy-Esps, SC Per lb,; I9Osisgs, Is; spring
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rsir 20 medium 50 to 100 lbs ......-... IS as Is
yommon gfaoo.,.s.'.s's.ss sss.ss'ssis-sa' 49, ~
bucht, per head fusS ~
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lUpeu'g dignsL. Lowest UlUslng

Car lots-Wheat. $50; corn. 30; oats. $50.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. 12CO0 head.
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RIoar. DRAIN and nay.


Flour-Palent, 81 20 81 %; extra fancy, a. 90 ?
ssi fancy. 50 909a %; choice, 80 1908 %; family
ts b59s 90; treble extra 81 60G2 75 double extra,
q 40e2 50; extra. 81 25a2 50. superhne q COO
q avra u m
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Cincinnati. IndIanApOlis. st. Louis aud ohi'


CfNCTNNATl DIVISION.
Depart-Cincnnau and Florida Fast Line,
daily, q. Ar1 G. C.....,-.,.....,....... &c ana
ON, RushVille aud Col. Acc.........ll ,lt afn
Gin. aud Louisville Mail, p. Co.. 5 IS pm
Cincinnati Acc daily, ........... e. $50 Pm
Au"e-indi0uapOilit Ace. daily. "a .ds ara
ON. ana e. Louis Mail. D. C.........il 80 ara
indianapolis Ace............. ........... 6..C Pm
Chicago aud 81. Louis Fast Llue.
daily, E. and C o.....--..............lo;Ss pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
pep0rt-Chicago ana kock Island Xxx. 2 &c an
Chicago Nail, - c--....................t2sl0 pIn
Western kip ....,....... 4 80 plQ
Chicago, Peoria aud Burlington
tGst Line, r. C......s .............sl "a 20 prt
hrrYc-C and l.. East Line, dy, c C., e., .Sa ara
lafayette Acc ............... ......... M .ht ara
CHM aud Louisville Mall, ?. c. $3.50 pul
CINCINNATI A. p,l1
The time via G., T. ST. L. aud G. and i. h. and vi.
as follows
Leave india polls 5.00 pulAF. 1ndfsno 1870 anA
Arrive Lafayette 4-i3 pmlLv. Lafayette. .Cb sua
Arrive Bloom'in 1.i0amiLv, Bl0omtn ass ana
For map, time abios rates 81 fare, and Al in'
formation apply az Ticket ONCE $50 south lila
nOis street. ana Union Depot Ticket Ofice.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Went into effect sunday. Jan. ab. ise4s
TRANS Rry RYlliiRAL STANDARD IlnI.

Jefiersonviiie, Madison aud Indianapolis
Depart Arrive,
southern Rx.d'y 4;i0 am Ind. a A.. Mail. Gas am
4. a Mad. hx-... k.ib am Ind & Chi fxsaiuils an
lou. 4 M. Mail. $50 pm N.l.& Mi. NJ. 1soo pIn
LOUSY Ac., d'y. tst5 pm 80 4. 4 &, r. irioita prn
For tickets aud fuli Information call ~ ticket
onct Penn. Lines northeast corner WashuRon
nc Illnnll HlInliA. or Union Depot lllErl nl-nl.
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Vap,lslia Line.

NaudRlia Line.
Depart Arrived
Mafl.,.. ...... MS am New York Rx-.a. s.b0 ara
Day Hxpr6ss d'yii ba am Mail q Ao.,..,..lo 10 ana
TofFe 9auto Ac 400 pn Gin. q !. \. IT,. $3.50 pul
iatinc EN., y.iu an pm New YORK fk..,s f;to rIn
ind 4 Il bend cX i0am ~ nend & fud cX. M. % ana
lnd a Il BEND ex 4. rs pm y Bend 4 Ind "a. 6is2pn
For tickets aud fun information call az tlokct
once Penn. LINES northeast corner Nashington
and illinois streets ~ Union Depot Ticket once.
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soVRRNMgNT sEcURrrIR1.

Sterling, sZht.......-436 New q. 3
per cent. bonds..--l0lLl
HoTB-The purchasing price for Government
bonds IN Indianapolis varies IRON nc New YORK
Rotations H1l per cent.
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Indiana, Bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIVISION,

Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
tChicagO short Line DivisionD
Depart Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 5:00pm indianapolis MI. S.l5pnl
Chicago Eg't Es II :20pm Ind. Eg't Xxx ds. 8:85arl
{. q NJ. City ~ liz 45pm Indianapolis Ac10:0oaya
For tickets and Information, call az Union Des
mt and % gOufh Illinois street
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Indians pole and vinceunos.

NJ h Cairo TX. S.l5aml Vincennes Ac....10:s Oan
Nincennes AC.... 4:00pm' Nj & Cairo EX... 6:5opm
EoT tickets and iull Information call 81 ticke3
Of6ci Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
sno Illinois streets. or union Depot Tlckes Once.
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Cincinnati. Hamilton and Indianapolis.

UenHItI ArIlTd
Gin, Day & Toll. 4.O3aml Connersv, Acc. s scam
O., D., I. a. N.Gl0;45am Ci1 p d 81. L.. Scam
Conuersv Acc. 4:25pm| Gin. Acc. 5:Oopm
c., D. T. en- y. 6:35pm Gin, T. & st. l. 10 4Opnl
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Indianapolis and st. Louis.

For all information, rates. maps, time tables
etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates House
corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot or 81 me
Union Depot.
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wabash ST 10 ute ana n tkCtnac galway
Depart Arrive
Dot. & Chi Mall 7.l5am Det Ex s.......... :OOann
lELW an TX 2.l5pm Pacific Ex.........l II .sOar1
~ Tx. dys.-. 715pm bet. q Chi. MI. s:55pt1
To- FtW&Detdy II .00pm Toll FtW&Detdy, s:59sm
Forickets and full Information call 81 City
Ticket Office, - So i'll. St or Union Depot Ticket
Once.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, Feb z7.-noney-Easy ~ ~ per
cent.
-. u......s,. 49,. -. -. 80.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-21
THE SIXTH WARD CONTEST.
A Plain Statement and Correction
from an Attorney i'm the Case.

flaln statement and Correction
from an Attorney in the Case.
The following communication carries its
own explanation with it:
To the Editor of the Globe.
In Sundays issue of the Pioneer Press the
charge is made in connection with the alder
manic contest in the Sixth ward, that Mr..
Stoft is better than his party; that the con-
test or the seat of Mr.. Swensen is being in
stituted in the interest of saloonkeepers and
carried on in behalf of low license. Permit
me to say through your columns that such is
not the case; that the contest is not being
carried on in the interest of the saloOnkeep-
ers nor in behalf of those desiring low license.
The contest has been instituted and the action
brought TO test some of the questions OF law
that should have long ago been settled and
for no other purpose. So far as the charge is
concerned that the saloon men are aided in
the attempt to unseat Mr.. Swensen by the at
torney of the wholesale liquor dealers and
brewers is equally untrue. 4. L. Penney,
Esq, my associate in the contest, has never
held the position of attorney for the organi-
cation referred to-; andfor myself will say
that was the attorney for the wholesale liQ-
uor dealers and brewers some two years ago,
but lost the attorneyship year ago this
spring, owing to the stand l took in support
of Hon. George a. PilSbury for mayor of the
city Of Minneapolis
This contest has been instituted for the
purpose of testing some of the questions OF
law involved in the case, and it is in the in
terest of every citizen and that of good gov
eminent that they be fully and fairly tested.
Mr.. Deisting, the contestant, is good clt1-
zen and has the confidence and respect OF
those who know him.
DAVID 3. JOHNSON.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-21
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar OF suffer-
ing humanity.
DR. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case OF
weakness or disease of any kind or character,
which he undertakes and fails to cure. He
would therefore say to the unfortunate suf-
ferer who may read this notice, that you ara
treading on dangerous grounds when you
longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for
your complaint. You may be in the first
stage-Remember that you are approaching
the last. If you are bordering on the last and
are suffering some or all of its Ill effects, re-
member that If you obstinatey persist In pro
crastination the time must come when the
most skillful physician can render you no as
sjstance; when the door of hope will be closed
against you; when no angel of mercy can
bring you relief. In no case has the Doctor
failed of success. Then let not despair work
itself upon your imagination, but avail your
self of the beneficial results Of his Treatments
before your case is beyond the reach OF nedi-
cal skill, or before grim death hurries you 10
O premature grave.
piles Cured without Using Knife or
If0afuYe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-21
Future Entertainments.

The Philomathean society of the high
school assisted by Miss King and G. w.
Gesler, vocalists, and William F. Pond
cornetist, will give entertainments at the
school on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The ladies of Gethsemane church will
give an entertainment, dinner and supper
over Odd Fellows hall tomorrow.
The University Glee club is all primed
and ready for an entertainment in Plymouth
church this evening. Prof. Zoch and other
talent will assist. The proceeds will go to
the University building fund.
The No Name society of the Second Con-
gregational church gave pleasant concert
last evening. II. W. Gleason had charge
of the affair, and Mrs. S. V. S. Fisher
Miss Alice King and Mrs. III. W. Gleason
assisted. The orchestra had ten pieces
The following program will be presented
by Prof. l.. w. Harmsen aud Mrs. G. S.
Butler next Thursday afternoon before the
musical department of Hamline university:
Sonata Pathetique." Beethoven: Lost
Chord" Sullivan; (a.) ''NOctune, opera
p. Doehler; o. Invitation to Dance, -
Weber; The Arrow and the Song" Pin
sutti; Moonlight Sonata. Beethoven. A
meeting for the promotion of holiness was
held last evening at the residence of Mrs.
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