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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-23
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Talk About the Trade Dollar-An Ofiicial
Seal for the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Mr. Mitchell offered
resolution providing for the appointment OF
special committee OF FIVE Senators TO inquire and
to report not later thsn the second Monday of
next December as to the number of trade dollars
put in circulation in the United States before
their legal tender quality WAS repealed, how said
coins came into circulation subsequently; how
many are still held in the several States OF this
country: as to what rates they were taken; how
much pl oft accrued in any way TO the Govern
ment by the coinage of trade dollars, and what
has been the practice of this aud other Govern
ments as TO the receipts or refusal by them OF their
own coin.
Messrs Beck and Harris objected to its present
consideration, and IL was laid over. together with
an irOnical substitute offered by Mr. COckrell pro-
posing to authorize any TWO or N ore Senators TO
constitute themselves an investigating commit tee
lects they may deem worthy of invest CATION ''at
home or abroad, on land or sea-" Laid over.
Mr.. Hawley, rising to question OF privilege,
called attention 10 the omission from the Con
gres, ional Record OF some remarks made by Mr..
Van WICK yesterday deroRatOTy to the members
of the South American Commission, which omis
sioDs. he said, rendered the subsequent remarks
OF other Senators somewhat unmeaning.
Mr.. Van WICK explained he had stricken out
some parts OF his remarks alter consultation Win
the Senator nom Missouri Vest, as matter oil
kindly feeling, and not because he thought he was
wrong in his assertions. very lively debate en-
sued. Mr.. Van WICK introduced formal res0lu-
ton directing the Official Reporter to republish
the proceedings of Yesterday, which was adopted.
Mr.. Frye reported a resolution from the Com
mittee on Rules, directing that committee to pre-
pare IA official seal for the Senate of the United
executive session, and when the doors were re
opened adjourned.
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Oklahoma Boomers.

CoFrEYvuIE, Kas.. March 2l.-The boomers are
gathering from various points at Cofeyvine and
leaving in squads as fast they arrive for OKLA
homs. A number OF teams arrived to-day aud
will probably leave on Monday. The Cofeyville
Colony has a number Of detachments now in
oklahoma and more on the road Notwithstanding
the Presidents proclamation.
KANSAS CITY. March 2l.-The Times Arkansas
City, Kas., special says the intelligence that the
Cofey VILE cOlcnists have crossed the line and en-
tered the Territory occssioned considerable ex-
element here. While the troops are engaged in
keeping out the Couch boomers encsmped here.
they going in at other points in small
parties, and II the movement continues
it will be necessary for the troops
TO march again TO Oklahoma and remove them
Freighters report numbers of them already set
tied along the Canadian River IN tents and dug
outs Captain Devices. with four companies, vii l
reach that vicinity within a week, and turn back
the party that entered from Arkansas and Texas
General Hatch is here, and il he finds II necessary
10 send forward the troops stationed near this
point. they Will be relieved by six companies
rom Fort Leavenworth.
WASHINGTON. March 2L-GenerRl Hatch tele-
grsphed the War Department to-day that about
SEQ Oklahoma boomers are cOngregated at Cofey
Vile Kas.. on the southern border line, with the
intention OF moving into the Territory. He has
sent force to intercept them.
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COnMERUlAL.

IN dry goods. prices have been steady for the
pest week, and there has been some country de-
n and for spring goods. Groceries have shown
some activity the past week. ana eofees are orisk
sugars are dull Syrups in good demand at pres
tnt quotations. Poultry remains steady.
GRAIN.
Whest-AOout the same as yesterday. with very
little charge either in feeling or prices Receipts
small and offerings light. Markets elsewhere gen.
orally duh and lower. New York &C OFF, Balt-
more lie lower, and Chicago ISU<c in the same
irtciion.
Corn-Under light offerings local markets rule
firm, aud al grades for immediate shipments will
bring fun quotations. Receipts fair. Futures not
wanted. New York 7 &c OF, Baltimore 1c lower,
ana Chicago re OIL.
Osts-Firmer and rather scarce. Good demand
but light offerings
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
Of this point for the past tventy-four hours;
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Elsewhere.


ST. LOUIS. March 21-Oztue Receipts, 600
head; shipments, eco head. 0n:y local trade
done, at previous quotations.
Sheen Receipts, loo head; shipments, 500 head.
Nothing done.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March 21-Cattle-NOth.
ing doing: rseclpts, els neAo; shipments, l3}
head.
Hogs-Slow; Philsdelphias. s. 15G5 so; Workers,
81 75@i 90; receipts, 500 head; shipments, ?. 100
head.
Sheep-FiTm aud unchanged: receipts. 400
head shipments 800 head.
KANSAS CITY, March 2l.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
Csttie-Receipts. $50 head. Market strong and
higher: exports, $ 1855 IS; good to choice ship
ping. 81 S0e5 Is, common 10 medium 81 SEA
IS; feeders. si94 co: COWS. S3GS 20.
Hogs-ReceiDs- 2,40O head. Market weak and
5@lOc lower. good to choice, 81 3O94 40; common
TO medium, 81 1CG4 ..
sheep-Receipus, 80 head. Market firm: fair
10 good, 81 s0gS IS; common TO medium 81 90
a. IS.
CHICAGO. March 2l.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hogs-Recefpes. 1900 head: shipmenn, 1000
head. Market slow and weak rough packing,
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The Voltaic Belt Company, OF BArzhall,
Mich, offer 70 send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty DAYS to nens(young or
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of
vitality and manhood, and all kindred
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paralysis and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred a.
thirty days trial is allowed. Write them 1T
once for illustrated pamphlet free.
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General Grants Condition About the Same.

New YORK, March 2l.-After q visit to General
Grant1o-night. DR.. Douglas said: THE General
did not have as good a night last night as on
Thursday night, but he rested fairly
did not work on his book. He
suffered no pain. His pulse was trife lower. but
his temperature about the same. He took liquid
food during the dsy. He had dinner to-day in his
room and aftefwsrd came down stairs and sat
with his family al the table during their meal.
The Generals condition is about the same. His
throat is no worse.
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rhe Produce Market.

Eggs-Psying lie per doz.: from store, l5.
Butter-Creamery fancy, n 928c; choice, Is q TIC
dairy, selected, i50l6c: country, fancy IS:
sweet roll, 14c:. medium grades. 6Q3So; los
grades, s94c per 10.
Poultry-Hens, &C per H.. ROSTERS. &C: spring
chickens, 90; hen turkeys. 91sc; tom turkeys,
&C. old geese. and well-festhered per doz, s. 90:
ducks, per doB., SO so.
feathers-Prlme geese, csc; mixed ana ducks,
3@25c
wool-Tub- washed and picked, soc; unWsshed,
medium. 2Oc; uuwashed Common, 20c; un washed
nne, Ice; Uotswold, 15o; do. coarse le0l7o; DO.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present JoOning prices:
Smoked Meats, canyased or plain plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)5. @. Hams: 10
70 12% lbs. average, 1llzc: IS lbs. average, lie;
III lbs average, 104e: 20 lbs average, lUC;
heavy averages, 24925 lbs, 95zc. Cottage
hams. &c; CaliforniA hsms re: English break
fast bacon. clear, lie; English shoulders, light.
&c: English shoulders, heavy &c: family
shoulders, pieces averaging 20 10 lbs. sc; dried
beef, l5c. BacOn-Clear sides, light or medium
VT. Sc: do bellies. light or medium W. ST.. 10
backs, light or medium VT, &c; French ditch
lib pcs. &c.
d. 5. and Picked Mean-English cured, clear
sides or backs. unsmoked. TIC; Bean pork clear.
per Dbl, 200 los, SIS So polk clear. per bbl.. 200
lbs. S14 90; family pork clear. per bhl., zoo lbs,
az 90; family beef per bbl 200 lbs, SIS.
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered in uerces, SIC: IN
half barrels 5O-lb tubs, SIC; 4Slo tin IN bs, &C
D-lbpails. &c: 10-lb pals 9<c.
Bologns-In cloth ehkci IN skin, &c,
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One of the most agonizing forms of that
The wife of Rev. G. M. Heard, of Neenah.
Wis, was victim of such an affection of
the hip The clergyman writes: "She did
not suffer pain constantly. but only on max
ing certain movements. She was, after tax
ing half bottle of Athlophoros, greatly re-
lieved so that she could make the move
ments without pain which before she could
not. She continued then with the small
doses until the bottle was empty"
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Rheumatism Ouicklv Cured.

There has never been a medicine sor rheuus-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Dur8ngs Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail 70 the worst case in the shortest time. II
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. il is sold by every druggist al 81. Write
for free forfy-page pamphlet to r. X. HELPHEN-
ETIkE- urriE ID O.
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wILMINGroN. \. C.. March 2l.-Tu

WILMINGTON, \. c. March II Turpentine PC
PITTsBURG. March 2l.-Peuoleum-Duu: GER
ufcstes opened al So5sc, declined TO soc, rallied
and closed firm.
OIL CITY. March 2l.-Nationsl Transit certia.
Gates opened at see; highest Sic: lowest, S0c
closed at S07sc Sales. 1.660,00O bbs.: clearances
BPS COO obls runs AZ 951 bDls.; shipments, 2S 2lS
bbls.; charters, 40 81 bbls.
BRADFORD. Pa, March 2l.-Orude Oil-Nation
al Transit certificates opened at SOC and closed
slcj highest price, sic, lowest price, 795sc, Runs
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NEW Y0RA. March 2l.-Dry Goods-With the
volume of business having been completed
though the very cold weather that prevailed has
kept back many buyers. With agents the demand
has been very uneven, and fOrwardings are very
largely in response to orders stu sale are much
larger than IL apparent from the face OF the mar
Eaf
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The Post says: Future
deliveries quiet and neglected. Total sales for the
day DO not exceed 10 500 bales, and the market
closed dun though steady at 1 to lOOc higher
on vaStardav
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Rupture radically cured: also pile tumors
and fistulas. Pamphlet of particulars two
letter stamps Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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LCHDOE Msrch q -Consos, os 5-16c BAIL
road fpnSt Erie. l3%: seconds, 575a; Illinois
Central, 29% Pennsylvania Central, SIS.
PARIS March 2i.-Rentes-Slf Soc
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whisky.
HAIT1MORK.

EALTIMORK. March a. -Whisky-steady at
q O@l 81.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-whisky-s Steady at 81 IL
CHICAGO, March Ill whisky-Quiet at 81 Is
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FITS Al Fits stopped free Dy Dr.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer, No Us after Hrst days use. Mar
velouE cures. Treatise and s. trial bottle free TO Fit
cases. Send 70 DR.. Kline. SCI Arch st. Philn.. Pa
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DRY Gonda.

g. esl bbls total shipments 50 20 bols; charters.
Is, 81 bbls.; clearznces. 900 Ools.
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Rye~-No. Gull: Uoc bid; no sellers.
Brsn-Firm: SI4 % lid: no sellers.
Hay-Prime Timothy, 81 90 bid.
CHICAGO AARKETs.
Furnished by 4. Z. Kinney b Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber of Commerce.
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Confederate Veterans Tender Sympathy to
4

Richmond, Va, March q The Z. I Lee Camp
OF Confederate Veterans sQopted preamble ana
resolutions tendering 10 General Grant their
heartfelt sympathles in his severe atictOn, and
hope he NAV by the sid OF Divine Providence soon
be permitted 10 regain his health and TO pass his
remaining years in peace and happiness.
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sIour. 6raiu ..u a.,

Fiour-P a enL 81 IS a. ~. extra tzuoy. ~ a.
"a fzDCN. @sess Ol cbOif =, s. 70 9s -; tsmti.
q 5rCzs 90: iretie extra "a sDal u: iolhle Ak
W ste2 o.. extra. "a 9bea2 So; -uperfre. 81 nc
10. one. e. 20
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Arrival of Bishops.
ROM, March 21-The bishops OF Fort Wayne,
Ind, and St. Augustine, Fla, have arrived.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Lou ana uni


cIECISSATI DIVEIoN.
Depart-Cncinnsu and Florida Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c....................--. 4:Uc An
Gin, Rushville and Col Acc.........11 is am
Gin. and Louisville Mail, p. c.. 3:45 pTn
Cincinnati Acc, aily.-................ 9 IS prn
Auive-lndianapOilis Acc, daily 0:5S am
Gin. and 81 Louis Nail, D c......--.1l so am
Chicago and St. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c.-....................lo:45p pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Ex.....- 71c am
chicago Mall, p c............. gu pm
western -..-..- osAO
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, S. T. 70 pm
Arrive-C. and J.. Fast Line, dy, c. C., s.. 1885 ann
LaISTette ACC. -....... % an
CHM. and Louisville Mail, ?. c.. $3.50 pm
Cincinnati Acc. ............... 6;42 pm
The time via c., l. St. L. and Q. and L. K, and w.
SIS follows:
Leave Inda'polis 500 pmlAI. India'polis l0:40aua
Arrive Lafayette TBS pmlLv. Lafayette. SOS ana
Arrive BlooIn'tn 1910 am Ly. Bloom'tn ASS au1
For msp, time tables rates OF fare, and al ins
formation apply At Ticket ONCE, lS6 South ii.
inois street. and Union Depot Ticket ofice.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live STOCK Market.

UNION STocK-YARDs, March p
CArT s-Receipts. $50 head shipments. 40 head.
Quality only fair; bat few shippers here; market
q little SLOW and no material change in prices; q
few 90 mmnn I'm fnhers LEFT over
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j. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

G. and GA East Maryland ST.. Indianapolis.
Grain, Flour. Feed Produce, etc. Storage for
-four and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
ansviIle and Terre Haute RAILROAD.

Via Nandslfa Line.
LTe-IndianRpOls- t7:l5 am aPi1 IS am HslO:45 PM
Terre Haute.. l0:40 am 800 pm $50 am
ArT-Evansville.. 400 pm 7.05 pm 7:lO am
Lve-EyanEville--. 1905 am 'Pl0 80 am s 6.l5 pn1
Arr-Ierre Hsute.. 1000 am 2:l7 pm 1913 pn
Indianapolis $3.50 pm 4:4Opnl $3.50 ana
Daily. Daily except sunday. ParlOr care
Sleeping car.
Evansville and Terre Hsute Railroad.
Via l. and 81. / Railway.
Embellishments Il 10 am y u:5O PM
Terre Haute.. 1870 an 8;UO pm go ana
Arr-Evansville.... 4:OO pm. 1;Oo Dm $40 ana
LYe-Evansville-. f6 % am 'PlO:oO am p e:l5 pu1
Arr-TerTe Haute.. 1000 am Z:l4 pm 5 II :59 pL7
indianapolis s:I5 pm 6.25 pm 8:+5 ana
eDaily. Daily except sunday Parlor cara
sleeping car
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For ell information, rates. maps, time table,
etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates House
corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot or 81 the
Union Depot. -
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Went int effect Sunday. Mareh rs, 1855.
TRAINS Run BIZ CENTRAL STANDARD TInE

Jacksonville, Madison and Indianapolis
Depart Arrfvas
Southern Ex.d'y 4:10 am Ind. q NJ. Mail 5:<5 am
L. d Mad. Ez... 6;l6 am Ind. & Chi. Ex.-l0:45 am
Lou q NJ Nail $50 pm N.Y.& MI. Ex. 100 pm
Louisv. Ac., dy. 6:45 PA ST L & &. Z. L-1o:s5 pm
For tickets and full information call at ticket
ofHce Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
sno illinois streets or Union Depot Ticket Once.
yandaua Line.
Depart Arivei
Mafl.....-.-... is New YORK Ex- $50 ana
Day Express, dy11 80 am Mail & Ac:-..-.l0 200 ana
Terre Haute Ac 400 Pun Gin. q l.. +. L.. $3.50 pm
Pacific TX, diy-l0:s5 pm New YORK kx--.. 4.40 pn1
Ind 5. Bend loan :. Bend & ind ex-l .6o am
mo- < 5. Bend ex SIS nm : Bend * Ind ex- 6:42 pm
For tickets and full information call at tiekea
of2cs Penn. Lines northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket once.
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Car lots-wheat. 79; corn. DOB; oats. 81.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. $4,000 head.
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aovERNxknr szou RTrIEs.

srstltus, % days-.ts}i o. ;. ............ "a
ssseliag, sight ---..t-6 Sas n. : ss..........t
par aef Z oonds...-.leI
HorR-Tne purcasslne prise ior Government
bonds In indianapolis varies rom the New Y0rs
quotations ( 4 psr cent
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Wabash, st. Louis aud Pacific Railway.

Depart Arriv1
Det & Chi. Mail. Tl5am bet. Elk, s........ s:00am
Toll Ft .&M tx 2l5pm Pacific Ex..........1 II Scam
] TX, VS.. 7:15pm bet. q Chi MI. S:55pm
] FtW&Detdy ii :0Opm Tol. FtW&Detdy, S:69am
rtickets and full information call at City
ct Once, ~ SO. III. St O. Union Depot Ticket
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New York. Philadelp's, /
Washington, Balti-
more, Pirtsburg, and
Columbus Express. -.
Dayton &Columbus Ex
Richmond Accommo-
oatiOn.......................
New York. Philadelp's,
Washington, Balti-I
more, Pittsburg. Co
lumbus 4 Dayton Ex
Dayton Express............
CHICAGO DIvIs
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express..............
Louisville and Chicago
Express, P. c..........-...
sDaily. %Daily exec
H Hotel Car.
For tickets and full
ONCE Penn. Lines, no
and IlfnnfE Ctrnatc nr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
Nanoz unO Seuef Serlideruugs=
Wopntur

Sie unteraei6netcn ufferiren segen 100
elilttrtrte Sartnen iprpie mebrere tauieno
Nder piloes 9anb in Stearns, Benton,
Worriion uno SttertaiI gpunties gum Ser
fanf. Sa mir in ntebreren Ditliden Bel
tangen nniere9anb N9entur anseseist baben
ltno beretts mehrere 9ahfrasen an uns
ergangen itno, tpdre es ratbiam fir Sober
mann, Der 2anb 81 Derfaufen bat, BEL uns
bprsuipre6en unb 8reis uno B%ebinanraen
%ansugeben. Wne Spcumente tuie Oeebs,
Shortages, Contracts etc. tperben BON if1s
geieBlih ansefertigt. Igenturpon mebreren
Ipl;oen 6euer : Observation-Disclosures
8rid s. M b +.
30 ct. gloub. Minneiota
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Nuben fur Tarmer.

9a mir iebt unier etsenes 2aser babert
unb in Steb, 5leil6, Butter, @ier, @rpce.
ries, aletocrpaaren, ferttsenGnaisen, S9u-
ben unb Stiefsln, tura III mem, mas Ser
Jarmer nDtbi9 bdt, banoeln tuer6en, 10 tit
Sober eriubt Der @infdufe in genannten
Grtiteln MAIDEN min, BEL uus ppr3uipre6en
uno 5u ~taufen, tpelu er @elo iparen mill.
Sur ote uns erpteiene CUNT bantenb, EN-,
pfeblen it9
Chr Bros 9rtsfp.
30 Welro1e, Steartts Co.. Minn.
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amo@enfrab sebeilt. eotparb Shepherd

ano9enfrab gebeilt. gotparb Sbepherb
BON Sarrtsbnrg, 3d.. ia9t: 9a ber@ebraud
BON electric 8ttters mir ie quite @~irfunsen
BET mir er5eugte, 10 iebe ib es als metne
Eft9t an, bic leioenoe Meni6heit es tpifen
gu lalien I9t Sabre lang bate ib cine
laufenoe Wunoe an meinem Seine, uno bic
Spftoren ipra9en MIR bon Der Iotbpenbie>
fett cine, Imputatiun, anbernfaus &noaen,
fraB eintreten plrbe. Sd sebrau6te orei
Slaiden electric 8itters un6 7 Sdadteln
Sudlen's Irnica Salbe, uno mein 8ein 1T
iebt seiunb.
electric Sitters perben p~erfauft at so
Gents Die Slai6e unb 8uiilen's MrnicaSal=
be q Gents per Sdadtel bel g. g. Spene
Ger.
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0el0 at perlefbeu.

Benn irseno Semanb cine @elbanleibe su
MAIDEN niini6t, 10 iprebe er Bel uns Dor.
8tr fonner iofert Die beanipru6te Summe
beioraen uno Ill befieren Staten perleiben,
als oies i~onltiDo Der Ssal lit.
W . + e unb 8 a m B,
Office iiber &ea's 8anf, Saut Centre,
Wtinn. 46-6m
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|
grannidweis. Yriu5 gllbredt, STE
gent Bon 8raunidmeis, nimmt nit gro.
Bem Sntersfie ale &unfi6dbe uno Sea-
turj96nbeiten, Sammlunsen uno se.
rneinnbbisen Nnftalten bon 8raur=
idrpeia in Qusenidein. 60 bat CT au9
eiren ausfus mad benz ebemalisen 2uit>
idlOffe Sal5oablutn semadt. 8on benz
friber berabmten S9loffe eriftirt ri9ts
%tueiter, ais mebr ubsr minbsr quite Ib.
btlounsen, bic aunbe BON Der @rpBar~
tt9tett bteier Gnlase bes t%unitinnisen
Sersoss clinton. ulri9 seben. S9luB,
Bart unb @arten iudten tpeit unb brett
ibres @lei6en. Sriebri9 Der @roBe
~permdblte ii6 bort nit Gliiabstb gbris
ftine BON 8raunidneis am 10. Suli
1873. Inter Serome Napeleon, benz
a6nis bon @etfalen, iaut Salsoablum
in Gramaer, nadoem b.fen &unfi6ase
tbetls na9 Sraatrei6 seidleppt, tbeils
tpte altes @iien uerfauft ,uorben tpa,en.
Gin 3betl Der @emdlbelammluns fam
fdlieBli9 in bas Granddaughter Nu.
1eum.
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Wotta.

Srseno Semanb, ben Nabtebenoes an
sebt, iuiro 9efduisit in Sba6t nebmen, baB
fals 8iderre6nnnsen pber an urns axsses
idriebene, fd1ise Soften nidt prompt besabft
iperben, bieielben ben SdnOen uaierer GOpo,
taten itber9eben tperben nit Der i"trittsn NRs
peiiung, 3abluns oerielben su %er5tpingen.
Stelent9en, tpel6e nidt periDnli4 BET u1s
ppripreben tbnnen, mD9en uns Die 8etrGge
per regiitrtrten 8rief, Hp1t Office pber St
pref WpneDzSroer s~uIenoen.
&oienberger 8rps.
ct. Glpus. ben 81. October 1885. A.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Golden, tpel9e setpilt iinb, cpntraflid
9dnbereien Der ct. Baul, MinneappIis un6
Manitoba gtienbabn<G ompasnie gu faufen,
poerG o~ntrafte at be5ablen, otene biermitsur
Ha6ri6t, oaB elm BON Der gpntpaanie allz
tbortiirter Igent ieben Sag an Der ct.
Sohn's l1niperittdt unb i'd ieben Sreitaa
nne Samstas in ct. Gloub I'm g~purtbauie
81 trefen bin.
p 8enbelin M ra.
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Suite &eiultate in allen s6uen

grdoforo BON Chattanooga, Senn., @rpBs
bdnoler IN Yapter, i9reibt, oaB er on elmer
bettl9en grtdltun9 lit, Die ii9 auf eieiner
Sruit feitieste; er tpanote manbes Mittel
an, pbne erfolg 5u baben. Ct tpurbe err
lutt,. Or. &tngs nene @ntbeduua sesen
SG@ssaSiiaIa.. JiisaiutiiSeii; ii innt 10 Hao
seuas ooIftdnoi8 our9 ben @ebrau9 emit
ger Slai9en. Seit jener Belt tpenbet er bas>
lelbe IN ietnem Sauie itets aeaen Suiten unb
@rLalruHS nit be,tem @rfolss an. Gieie
@rfabrung tpetien Sauienoe auf, barren Sc.
ben bur6 oteie punoerpple gntbefun9 ers
balten blieb. 8eriudshaiden fret in @eo.
g. Spencer's Gpptbete.
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Oct

gieSbaoen. Ser bier periforbene
0tentner anton @rOBer aus Main5 bat
ben birserli6en Soipitien ieiner
gaterfabt elm NettOuerm6sen BON
100000 Marf btnterlafisn, 70 baB
Die Main5er 5oipitien mad abaus Der
@rbi9aftsfteue unb einiser 2esate runb
100000 80. seerbt baben.
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sB Sas grndbrunss Organ bes Men=
i6en, Der 0a9en. fommt iebr Bdnfis in I'm
Drbnung. Or. Guguit a6ni9's Samburger
9ropfen lit oas bette Mittet, aue Masenleis
ben au beieitigen.