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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

"Hscl<metaok,n q lasting aud fragrau
perfume. Prico rs and 90 cents. Sold b
J. l.. Williams a Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

window Glass at low prices, ard
grazing done in any part Of the city.
HAMILTON 81 YOUNG,
500 Ella street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

sstins and Brocsdss
esrsel.ing fast nj Buman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

Having bought with READY MONEY, In the
Leading Market of Eastern Cities, under conditions
of GREAT FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
we have purchased the bulk of our
ENTIRE NEW STOCK at less than go cents
on the dollsr from last years prices.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18


+ Sn Sonaopcr bat Die Wobnunss
npth einen etaen llmfang a%nseFumnel.
,pelher ueranlaBt bat, baB ote Wtietne,
liuo, I'M Gslo snn'
Gau uOn f.eiuei 8Ubnun9eu 81 Jam
iuetu. Geasn 200 Eer,onen aus Dem
S'onoe Der fIeinen 0anbiperfer mn
Der Nrbeitsr habeu felt Widaeli feline
Wobnuns finoen f6nnen, nno abtbore
,5am,llen nit THRU &lnoeru miiI1en IN
@eleuldaft pom uorfummeuDen Subjes,
leu Gag uEo 9taAt petbyiusen, Oa Den
U~hoatllUleu NIL feds Hdrme I'M alter
3euaGauie sur8erfiisung seiteut uerDer
fonnten. &un bieien Mdumeu lit eint
eile gOr6a0e. in luelder 10 bis Is
lsar!eien wObuen unO ldlufen. 9ie,c,
uNgliid ieliSe 5ultano 1T oaourb herbei
aefiihrt mUrbeu, oab MOTT Die 8enebmi
auus 5im Nbb'ueb p'eler Sduier mi,
fletneu 8obnun9en seseben, aher Die Or
laubniB Gum BAN ruu !Sdhiern in 81
ltrifter, III iuslc)tn aaein MIR fit fleiH'
0auowerfer uuo Nrbeiter gebaut lper
ben fam, uerla9t puroe, ,ueil in anpe
rem 9esirfen. in Dclben MIR O1lier mi
mittIeren uno sruBeu Bobnungen er
'ridtet merben f5nnen, nod 8aupfdb,
5nr g%esfisuns iteben. Ourh oies Ser
|fa6ren 1T aid eiae b~eoeutenoeS teiserunl
NesNtieihprelies uno oes 6duieru,tebr,
einsetreten, 10 baB oiele braue Samilier
in bic hitterite Noth serathen liuo. 81
ben erften Taaen nah Dem Nnfruf su'
|8ilhung ienes Wiethsuereins haben iid
seseu 1000 Nietber ais Wltslieoer &c
meloet. g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18

ia Ssoes hulttlee Snoiuloium
id0t Dem Wemeinipclcu sur 2lit. uno
lofie baber aeIebtih ge5lunnsei iUeroeu,
nb zine % Gents il l,d)e uou Or. Bulls
0ulten Syrup Su taulen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18
Waru,m ,&opat oaS bette TIT

Sic serbelierte WetloOe, nab ipelder &c
n,Dglid, lit, Decentralization 81 MAIDEN, ipirs
bauptidh1id Disqualification oesBadoutpers
5ugeihrieben. 5riberbin erbpben iib itets
5hoierigfeileu, ale l1nreiulidteiien, la=
meutlih oas treinIteiniaure Sal} su belciti-
gen, mas rermaBen picl suriidblieb. eaB Die
Nualitdt oeS 8einIteinrabms ueriblebtert.
uno bas bsoeuteno Der Strenee uno Seil<
i~auufeit bes 8adpuiDers. i'll iueldeS es bills
einoran9, ent9egenarbeitete. Sei Der 1eucr
Dtetboot, eilIe BON Der GoDal Sadpulptr
Gpnapaguie prn 9seiu 3urf ~erfuaOene uno
ausiblieSlih BON tbr i'll ihreu alsgebebnten
Tartar" <glrbeiten ansemanote, miro Die im=
|portlrte, u%tiretie, Derbe lruube 10 bebaabelt,
oaB ale Spuren bon peirItetninurem Sal5
uao Iunitiger llnreinlibfeit ~beieitist iper> ell.
nito 10 eth Hroouft erSielt iD,rO, BON ben,
man friiber nid,ts wubts. 3ic ssnDal Bad
puloer 80. bat oesDaIb Dog Houal 9,adpul=
Dtr. iDie BON alien Gbcmifern auaeItanpen,
10 itrcn9 als m6sti9, 10 reil uno gelunb ,uie
't9unl;d', 9emadt. SeBhalb uarfeglt oas
5iopol YntpuIper ME, Srpr, Siscutt. auben
Ii l,u. 5AiabriSlrtn, Die leidt, llB, ueroaullb Ii.
'geiltuo iiao, Bel hercn GtuuB nieula.s cue
ntperoauli9teit %eiutritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18

iten s%efilten habeu, iinb bic folaenncn:
u bama serit6rte 0dai"r 1902, beidd.
piate ,Oauler 300: M!bauuclas 35a,
(l46). arenas 100, (16), 5oata.grus
l64. (46), 3niarapa n, (lu3). Wur.
d'as sos, (9). SaDena 100, (lSl, Gu
|cia 81. (l2), Enrro u. (l7,) gentas
IS. (53.) Nls Der a6nis ON l6. Sd
mar Buepeiar beiudte, mnbte er nit
isinem Gefolse 6 ailometer burth
Sdneesei6ber .auf faft u%msauabarsn
Wesen su SUB 5uridlesen. @~ueueiar
ut Der Sbauplat elmer merf,pIroisen
Gr b'inuns: BON Norben nod Siiren
nn' oann nm bic sanse Stabt berum bat
q ndmlid Die groe seipalten; orei ST.
Ilometer me1t lit Der Spalt burbl1uitte
lid 3 Weter brett unb big at 20 Weter
't,ef. 9as lehmise E%errain. auf pelebem
Die Staot itebt, fat iih in ge,pesuns
selebt, uno bieie &utibung bauert i'm
mer nod fort. uno sluar in Der &idtuns
nod benz etua elm Rilometer entfernt
FieBenoen goaoqus. Die 8suobner er=
|sdhlen, onb lie Suerit einen Stob bon TN.
ten rad oben ueripiirten, uno B INN cine
pea'nf0rmise 8~eloesuug, bie 10 fart
mar, oaB 2eu'e BON ben Stihlen, auf
oe,en iie ilben. berunterfieten. Die
Sauler litten mebr ourb bic &utiduns
|bes gooens ais ourd bas Grobebeu
|letbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18
$ 1T ortnif6eS.

-. Colonial .Bolitit unb &etts>
pfiese. = (@ine leidt oentbarc@eri6ts>
icene.) &i6ter: ,Gnsetluster, seben
Sic gu, ben &tdser Safer genannt gu
.baben?"
Gnavf(aster: rSa."
&'dter: Isle babeu iid afio elmer
,,otNdli6en g~eleioisuuS idulo;s &c.
maht.".
gnseflaster: us2idt int euiierntelen.
Nadoem Die Ct. Quc'a -Ysht i'm 3lluz
.lanoe bon 0errn9ioeris er'por5en NOR
ben 1T, fam oas @olt Safer" unm5a.
lid 1oh etuns 8fIeioiaennes bnh n. s.
benertet natb meinem @efibl iebt 10 uiel
iuie .9aEO5lnaah"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18

SO Guuienbe beSeusen tdslid bic
grusen 8orSiise bes iebt olentbalben
10 befanntcn Observation-Disclosures
ct. Safobs Del. Daslelbe lit in ieoer
Ippthefe fir SCOTS. Die 5taihe au haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18
Ser

&ihfcr: r0la! 0m!" Der anseilasz
te Dirb freiaeipro6en.)
-. Nud cine @rbliinbe. = 3ebrer-
in: rRuu, SbrMdo1eu, ,pel4es 1T beun
Sas sroBe llebel, oas Die Wien=
idrn plast uuo 10 sieles 8eroerben
brlnst?"
Shilerin: .Oie Dipbtberitis!"
2,brerin: Das lit sewis eiu ldlimmcs
uebel, aber i9 meine elm nod melt sr0>
Beres. 8eiiunt guh nurl @eht metr
in bas Sunere Oes Meniden. benn bas
tebfl, tu,ldes id meine iiRt uiel tisier.
Nun?"
Shalerin: Ser 8anbwurm!"
- Berfeblte Birtuus. = SEA,
rparte, 9u nibtsnusiser Suuse. i'd wers
De Sid lebren, Elm AMBER nal adt
su scben. gas id6ue Baidbedenl"
sd, bitt'. liebe Wama, idias' mid
nibt-id wia mid se:uiB n.dt mebr
waiden!"
49, Ghineiiide ariessfuni. - I'm.
ter benz Stibwort vgbineiii9e Sritss
funit in 5utidsn" per6fiertlitt Der $50.
riier rJisaro" folseuben Gder5: Chine
lider artlaerit: ~Oie frauS0fiden
Sdiffe ua6err iid."
Manbariu: rSeuern Sic einen aa=
uuueui9ub adj"
Irtiaerit:v Sic fiuo nod gu tueit, bic
&usel wiroe nur Bis surWitte cer Gnts
fernung gebeu."
Wtanoariu: n9aun feuern Sic 2 S1uB
ab."
'''' Nuf niidterueu @asen. -Yett
fer: sd bab' i1ou ieit pier 5.se mig
'ssiieu. .:
a0bjn: nNrmer Mann!" ~5ier bas
ben's elue Suppen'"
BETTER: r6erjeb DIS is beit. ibo sic
%oierte, Die / friey' 10 uiel Suppen III eiu'
leeren M,s'n FAM net s',uno iein.
''' Nus Dem Dtilltasrlc5cn. -
0auptmann: rSubaun, seb ms Tbea
ter uno Dol mir einen 9ogeulip? 5iebe
gu. o?B Da Nr. IS betpmmnr
Yurlbe: gu Beiebl .berr Saapt
manu-" lSobaru tOmmi uud, einel
Sluroe ibwe,btrleieno retour.)
9auptmanu: uaerl, no blelblt Oh 10
LANCE? 0ait Ou Yer. 35?"
Suribe: vNee, Derr 0auptmann,N r.
IS iuar au feit anseibraubt, ben e
tonute i. trub n~lerAfiise nibt lOstrWsan;
oa bab i'd Set. ~ selommen, Der war
blu5 10 ELL bl:den wadeila, lit abe,
lonit gar nibt pom Nr. So 5u mteribti=
ben! Seben Ste i'm nur mai on. er ite0t
Dor Der Lbiir. SD bab' MD ober fait
budelis bran 9etrasen, Qerr !paupt
manu-"
''' 2obn Der unseid;dtidseit. -
Srau: Ia lait Du's Nltsr! On wialt
NIT Ge,nem&ppfe INNER purh ble2Sanp
uao ~fannit ntd)t einmul our1 bas Senib
oamit!"
- $50 1T Die Sh,ppe?"-u8o iii
Oenn Die 5blpps. Br.oset?"
rSsim Belen Madame"
runo 100 ut Der Sclen? :"
vSel Der 5bippe, Waoome."
r@o iiuo oenm aber ale Geioe?"
r9tul, ole Seioe liuo Sulummeu,M a
oome, Sic ltetnen beute AUDI gang be
lonoers fnffi9 gu leiu!"
"''' Nus Der Sbu(e. - 8rofeIIor
n5aulmaYer, Den Iufias babeu Sie nidt
gelbr,eben. @eitehen Sic, nit weiierl
aalb bacen Sic s~epni9t?"
uytlt benz Sbrtsen, Qerr Hro eiior,
Sbr Srbn bat mir gebolfen."
49, Hldts als 4uoden. 5elswes
bcl: Serr 9anptmann. bic 2eute flosen
lit Der lebien 5eit pieoer bdufis iiber
su eerin9e Sleiidratlonen - es ieien
III ulel Sudden Dabel.
9auplmann: Qule es bec Senfer nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18

uub f~teinere SnItrumcnte aGer Irt. Cine
opalt1rbige Muspdbl Der ucrif ebcNen Sors
ten, spie GitcD, Stprn Il Camp, Meittrn = Of
tdge, uuo Smith american. Ereile BON $50
bis s2O0. 0as ppllt1upi9Ite Eager bon
Muliefalien ipeItlid) BON minneapolis. I'm
9eaetsten 3uiprub 6ittet u. j. 9uher
10 81. GIou0. Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-18

Die "tiirseHte uao bette JIoute biilth nod
gbica9p nit Spetie<g&c9gOns, eleGauten Ttt
geslpaIeM, G0ld IGlDrS Nni GdInimGgCn az
alien YliGen pom Minneoppl,e Mnb Ct. GaIn
nurdj Gau Claire uni Mubtipu mi Gc1 &a4l
va Wilraufee. Sic GGtco0p, ct. 4'aul,
Mi,lne0prlie & Smaho Colin tnt cterfoIIS
ourd)gebenbe 3ii9e iubiueitlidl BON Ct. Ganl
NIB Mluitenprlis nad Sirur Gitp nnS
Gpuncil Yluiis nit ourdlQPbel ben GhIof-
paseu otne @ed,iel unN Ct. Spieph uua
&alios Gitu, unb III tie fut5c idn,Ie 8pute
uru ct. Saul uuh 3c5 ADiucs. gtprrtrliA
upn ct Tout l0ufen ~burU9eDrn0e 8ige nod
Wibiono, @nlhburn unb g!OpfiCln, Safe
SupcriDr unb upn eau s ioirC itOdl Gupcrinx
Gitp, no cine &GrbinlUrg nit Sulutl 0es
matbt miro. GCrQrc oui nic Eohn rad Cha
ca0o lino bic uuttrHcDmcr Itoli ,pc9cu reg
i%uniteu, itdDlerlten Sd1ttrerGelciice; es lit
Die beit 9ehnute gatu, lie cot rte bclten Sas
gespaaen, Shtof< nno Speiicinlpns. WaH
ipart Jeoesnlal Geib nnO Set tuenn man be@
nubt Die
1ottal Gnute.
@eQcn 8Iliets urD 1eher ,uetteran Snfpr.
matinn ipellhe man lid an
~. SO. 4Srigbt,
s9ent Der ct. Eaul, &c 6 8 8abn 81
glDuD.
s.. q. Gtaeft, &. @. SeasoaIer
General germatter. Gen. 8aii Neens
ct. 8aul. Winn. 27l
, 1885-09-09

A
A stupid old story relates the profane
language made use of by fishes e when
Sol perpendicular rays illumined the
depths OF the sea " As to what really
happens OF such occasions. some expert.
ments ust made by the secretary Of the
National ish ulturc association. aud re
ported by The ish Culture journal.
gives results certainly curious, and posi-
bly, practically useful
The OBJ ect was to discover the hirhest
temperature at which tish can exist in
waler-ihe competitors being carp. aud.
geons. daco. Roach. perch. golden tench,
common tench. trout. salmon and min
now. Not till the water reached 80 de
rees did any 81 ms of Ian uor
show themselves; and the first that gayo
in was a perch at 81 degrees. Then fol
lowed retirements In the following order.
roach. salmon. minnow. gudgeon. dane.
common tench. golden tench-until the
carp was left winner of the prize for en-.
d~urauce. holding out till 81 degrees. three
degrees better than the best record below
him.
Having taken the hot water heat with
what looked like fatal results. tho natural
corrective was exhibited in the form of
brandy. which. to the dismay of the ieeto
tai practitioners. presently set all the com
p%etitiors swimming abo in their normal
condition just as If nothing had happened.
with the sole except on of the dace. who
died a martyr either TO science or to the
somewhat heroic remedy. Some surprise
is exp essed at the endurance OF the MN
now and also of the salmon. considering
his especial need Of oxygen. and even at
that Of the perch. who Is known to have
an exceptional and characteristic ~antipathy
10 warm water. 1t remains to be shown.
Of C urse. in what way plsciculture is
10 be practically benefited by the expert.
mqnI
, 1885-09-09

A-'NA . -
Russia's antipathy to the Jewish race
daies back to the outrages perpetrated in
1913 by the Jews who accompanied the
/ olish invasion. teter the reat two
centuries later summarily banished them
from Russia. with the characteristic sar.
casam that -if he let them alone the hus.
SLAMS would cheat them out of all they
bad. In the Slavon an legends OF that
period the villain is invariably a jew. and
the evil one himself Is represented as say.
ing. I'm not such q Jew as you think
me.
But despite all this there are now up.
ward Of ~. 900 Jews ia Caucasus alone,
aud in Russia proper at least 1910 600
Thriving Jewish colonies exist in Mos
COW, Tula. Orel. Kursh, Saratorf. and
other great trading and manufacturing
ceniers. In Warsaw district. again,
where $50. 900 Jews were put TO death
within ten years In the seventeenth cen.
tury. they now form nearly one. eighth of
the population. Hence 1t is probable
thai the severe measures now being Ill
recied against them are a hasly explosion
Of rage produced BY the attempt Of the
Jewish Nihilist. Nladetski. rather thar q
deliberate SEort to eNpel n class whose
removal would be a grievous loss to the
whole empire.
, 1885-09-09

''r 'hA limH
The best trainmcn the railroad world
knows alone ARE emplo, ed on this di isioa
of the / envcr ~ Lilo Iraudc. Every ono
of them is perfect master of his business.
a king In his own right No coward or
inca able Is ever entrusted with the care
of these trains COOL heads and steady
nerves and educated brains arc needed n "a
ARE not wanting here. The team II iron
horses. tandem, Of course. are mauufact.
urcd especially for mountain climbing
livery bolt and bar Is rigidly Inspected be
fore every trip by the very best experts Ia
such matters. ilagmen are alto ed at
every curve and ut every one of the
twenty three SHOW sheds. Flags by day
and lamps by night signal the entire
route OF twenty miles
And amid all this whirl OF swinging
lamps and iiuttcring ags and signals
known only TO the initiated. you feel that
steady nerve and educated brains arc
directing everything, and whit every
nerve OF your body is strung up
TO Il most delightful tension. and
the whole glory of the universe
seems TO be unfolding at your feet. as
range after range OF mountain scenery
looms ~ around you. As you rise into
tho higher plane Of world-life. with
mountain submits as the companions of
1Ohi hbhHh AAo ,Nul iufibhthb dtiiBut
that thrills you makes you loose sight
entirely Of all sense OF danger. Some
times. when the train suddenly sweeps
out Of a long. dark snow shed, one starts
lack instinctively as he finds himself
hanging right over the edge of a precipice
900 feet in dizzy depth. but he is soon
reassured when he remembers that the
gods of iron and steam are in the lead.
he'd in check by the hand OF man, the
magnificent.
AL fear Is soon laid aside. although he
knows that should a bolt snap. or q bar
break. or the nerve Of a trainman fa'ter.
aud the train once get away from its
master. all the gods of all tho ages could
not bring one Of us back into the world
again But so perfect is the mastery of
these men over these trains. so prefectly
does the air brake respond to the tenderest
touch of the engineer, that the train moves
over the steep incline as smoothly and as
gu city as the tired chllds slips awsy into
the land of dreams
, 1885-09-09

j. b. Brenton 4 Co., druggists, Adel,
Ia. say; I'VE have sold hundreds OF
bottles of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to hundreds of res
idents of Adel and vicinity, and always
keep a bottle open for dispensing in doses,
and we use it in our families whenever
occasion requires. We have never known
it 10 fail in any case. and we have seen il
used in bowel complaint in all its forms,
the most severe and dangerous
cases. The medicine has our fullest con
hdence and endorsement as a life presery-
or. Sold by W. N. Hunt.
, 1885-09-09
stock Cars Ordered.

September 10, Whipple & Hay, Pine
Pluffs, p cars.
September IL, Frontier Cattle company,
Cheyenne, % cars.
} September IL, LIZ Cattle company,
Pine Bluffs, 10 cars.
Sept. l6, Gale Bros, Hardin, 25 cars.
Sept 9, Jeffrey Il Hart. Cheyenne, %
cars.
Sept. 9, 0galalla Land Cattle company,
0galalla, % cars.
Sept 9, Rockford Live Stock Co., at
Pine Bluffs ears.
Sept. 10, C. NJ. Beason, Rock Greek,
I cars.
Sept. H., j. W. Snyder. Pine Bluffs, IL
cars.
Sept ., R. d. Cannon, Rock Creek,
10 cars.
Sept. ., Bowling K Rush. Rock Greek,
20 cars,
Sept 9, J. W. Snyder, Pine Bluffs,
l6 cars.
Sept II, J. W. Snyder. Pine Bluffs,
l6 cars.
Sept II, Swan Land and Cattle com
pany, Rock Greek, 30 cars.
sept, 10, Swan Land and Cattle com
pany, Rock Creek. thirty cars.
Sept 10, Tim Kinney. Bitter Greek,
twelve cars.
Sept 9, Swan Land 4 Cattle Co, Rock
Greek, 30 cals.
Sept II, Swan Land & Cattle Co.,
Hutton, 80 cars.
Sept 10, Swan Land and Cattle com
pany, Rock Creek. thirty cars.
Sept ~. Tim Kinney Bitter Creek
, 1885-09-09

DR.. Oppler. Of Strassbufg. has discov.
cred In burnt coffee a new antiscptic
dressing for wounds The action appears
to be twofold; first that produced by
burnt coffee as u form of charcoal. and
secondly, that which is due to the pungeni
aromatic odors which are fatal TO the
lower organisms. As coffee is always Oh
hand in military expeditions, Il will be
es ccially serviceable as a dressing during
war times A German writer also staies
that cold black coffee is the most c Lea.
cious and least injurious Of all drinks in
hot weather.
, 1885-09-09

L. C. Green shipped 20 cars of cattle
to Chicago yesterday from Rock creek.
l.. NJ. Kuykcndall shipped from Rock
creek yesterday IA cars Of cattle to the
Chicago market.
J. W. Snyder ship ped yesterday from
Pine Bluffs % cars of cattle and will load
to-day % cars for Chicago.
DR.. Hopkins returned yesterday from
Cokeville, Wyo. On his tnp he found
d valuable mare, the property of J. W.
Tanner, affected with CHAMBERS. The AMI
NAL was appraised at 1925 and ordered
killed. -nre
b. Turpin. of Cheyenne, has a fine
mule affected with CHAMBERS. The mule
was appraised at 800 and ordered killed.
Mckinley 4 Moore received yesterday
from Washington territory one car load OF
fine mares which will be held here for sale.
, 1885-09-09

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty
days of the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electric S~uspensory Ap
planes for the speedy relief and perma-
rent cure of nervous debility, loss of Vi
tally and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also, for many other diseases.
Complete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa-
ton, terms, etc. mailed free by addressing
Voltaic Belt CO., Marshall, Mich.
, 1885-09-09
So,,c. or Final .ctt,ement.

In the matter of the estate Of NJ. NJ.
Patterson.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate Of Nj.
NJ. Patterson, deceased, that final settle
ment of the affairs and accounts of said
estate will be made in the probate court
of Laramie county, Wyoming territory,
on Monday, Oct II, 1895, in the city Of
Cheyenne, county aforesaid.
r. S. VANTAssELL. Administrator.
cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 7, 1885.
, 1885-09-09
Hottest Piae. on Earth.

TNhIcaE0 HcfaIIT
Assab. a very small town on a bay nj
the southern extremity of the led sea, is
said 20 be the hottest place In the world.
Alden. 100 miles further east, has a ter
rible reputation for heat but Assab Is said
to be hotter by some three degrees. For
four consecutive months thermometer
readings at D a. m have averaged over W
degrees. and during the whole time rarely
fell below ~ degrees
, 1885-09-09
The finest Fresh Oysters
of Z season at y. y. TGy-
I01. r. Co.'s.


CHICAGO, Aug, 27.-We have secured
the services of Mr.. Andrew Gillespie, Of
Chicago, an experienced cattle salesman,
to sell our cattle at Omaha, Neb., this fall
thinking it will be more satisfactory to
our customers than having a commission
firm there do our business for us. Re
specially, GEO. ADAMS & BURKE.
, 1885-09-09
Those hnriMg occnstOm 10

Those hGriNg OccGsiOn 10
purchase anything tn the
line OF jesUeiry, matches,
clocks, table sCNre and car
fes-y, plated or solid, cart
NOT fail fOpiease themselves
ia the magnificent STOCK;
displayed By ZehNer, Jack
som and BMechMer. Their
motto ts 10 carry nothing
BAT the best, and gMaran-
Zee ereryfhiNg jsssf as rep
resented.
, 1885-09-09

The undersigned. having purchased the
Phoenix market from w. G.. Brown.
deswes to inform the public hat he will
continue TO supply the wants Of his Gus.
toners with the best both in quality and
quantity that the country offers.
LOUIS q jerks.
, 1885-09-09
NotIce.

The c%opartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Talbot & Adam
sky, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
All debts owing to said firm must be paid
10 L. Talbot, who alone is authorized to
receipt for the same, and who assumes all
the liabilities of the late firm.
f. TALBOT,
s. ADAMsKY.
, 1885-09-09
Attention. RernoIds Post.

Reynolds Post will assemble at post
headquarters at ll:30 a. m, to receive
and escort visiting comrades, BY order
p. C. T. NJ. FISHER,
Adiutant.
, 1885-09-09

One span of bay horses, branded ~
%lcircle " on left shoulder, banged tails.
Reward on return to the undersigned, or
to lone Land and Cattle company, Cooper
Lake. Il. S. X. BouGHT0N,
CHEYENNE.
, 1885-09-09
Come and see oar display
Of fresh vegetables and
fruits This morning. y. y.
Taylor n Co.


A carload of mares from Washington
Territory. All well broken and will aver
age from 900 to ], 100 pounds. Lone Star
barn, IN Seventeenth street.
MCKINLEY & MOORE.
, 1885-09-09
WE wow HaTE

Plums and peaches for preserving. very
cheap. Order early. Also lots OF first
class groceries, ranch butter, eggs always
on hand. Come and see us, or telephone
1855. A. UNDERWOOD 4 Bro.
Il. of p. Block.
, 1885-09-09
Madam Eugenia Richardson.

The astrologist and %clairvoyant, is
meeting with unparalleled success, 50
much so, that she has concluded to re
main another week. She gives universal
satisfaction, and in curing diseases is pro.
nounced a success. 352 Sixteenth street
, 1885-09-09

Go to Rhodes and Trorell's for soda
water where you have a choice of twenty
two syrups with pure cream.
, 1885-09-09

The captains of hose and hook and lad
der teams, are requested to meet at the
Alert Hose house this evening at $3.50, on
special business.
NJ. p. HANAFIN, Chief.
, 1885-09-09

FREE TRIAL mo scS, asn; II e9 %s0, e
and physical weakness, ost mani God. nervous
prnsiration, result OF irdiscrction, excuses OF
any 9th = eau e, cured BY ~>-rvttr, strong
to send a trial Package on receipt Of ~ cents for
postage, etc. DIR A. OLtS, Box 2f2, Chicago.
, 1885-09-09

Mrs. Carter is prepared to furnish on
short notice, Angels Food, Ambrosia, or
any cake desired. No. 1898 Twenty-frst
street
, 1885-09-09

Among other me-
diclnal means Of
a%rrestlug disease,
Hostel eH Stoin-
ach Bit ers stands
pre- eminent. IL
checks The further
progr,ss Of all dis
ofdhrof the stom-
a,'h liver and bow
el revlves the vi
tai Stamina. pre-
vents and reine-
dies chills and le
yer, Increases the
hcllNNl OF the hlu-
ncys, c o %unteractS
n ncy o
I b euinat sui, and
Is n genuine staN
ard sDlace t. aged
inhrm and nery
Gus persons The
I n m tho pur,st
or 8 10 by all drug
, 1885-09-09

Ractei Littell In The rresentf
To Ok in love- kinl eyes.
And feel tho pulse bat fast for you;
10 know tho story told i tru'.
And hear the gentle. low replies
la voice that trembles a. IL tries
Love's burning passion to subdue.
When voice and smile are but Tor YOU.
In them the secret Of life lies
%. this Is earth. and air and skies
OF brightest blus;
Oh. II Il life again made new
10 look In love. kin I eyes
, 1885-09-09

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
whiskies, choice hqueus and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-09-09

Hardware, stoves and unware, at Arp
4 Conway's.
, 1885-09-09

Knights Of Labor meet every Monday
night at 1880 in St Johns hall.
, 1885-09-09

Township plats for sale at Tue LEADER
Office.
, 1885-09-09

Underwear in an colors at Pola&'s,
, 1885-09-09
For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idelman block

n card.
10 all who are suffering from errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, |
will send a receipt that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send self addressed
envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station d. New York.