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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-23
THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
WEEKLY EDITIoN)


Is the best secular paper published in ths
State. 1t is a complete compendium of tho
news of the week, with special features Of late
and trustworthy market reports, and depart
ment of industrial and agricultural intelli-
gence carefully prepared by an editor of long
experience. In these respects the WEEKLY
JOURNAL is superior to any mere agricult-
ural paper for the field it covers is infinitely
more extensive than that which can be cccu-
pied by any special class publication.
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clubbing with other papers. For all detaiia
address the publishers,
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

Decided Improvement In the Volume of
Trade with the Perfect Spring Weather.
INDIANAPOLIS, April D.
That there has been marked improvement
in trade in most departments in the last three
days one viii question. The dry goods men,
the leather dealers and hardware merchants
seem to be the most benefited; especially is the
dry goods market active. The spring trade de-
layed from fortnight to month by the cold
weather, can wait no longer. When the retail
shops are as full of buyers as they. are now on
pleasant days. the movement must be felt by
the jobhers and manufacturers. Under normal
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, April 22-5 P. M.-Governmentb bonds
-Consols, 95, for both money and account.
Railroad bonds-Atlantic & Great Western
frsts, S24; Canadian Pacific, 1873; Erie seconds,
66E Mexican ordinary, 304; Milwaukee & st.
Paul common, 72a; New York Central 9211; Penn
sylvania Central, 1861; Reading. 1oS The Bank
Of England gained f3S, 600 in bullion on balance
to-day.
PARIS, April 22.-Thres per cent rentes. IF
9Oc for account.
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conditions of business, the retailers would have
been fully supplied, and the iobbers' trade sub
| stantiay closed for the spring before this
| time, but under the cautious and hand to mouth
poncy That has prevailed, everybody has been
waiting for the consumer, and now that the
| spring and summer preparations can no longer
| be delayed, a lvelier trade for at least month
| or SIX weeks is assured. Grocers are talking
some OF slow trade, but they have no reason to
| complain, as, while other branches of
business have been dull. they, the grocers.
| have had good trade. There is still more or
| less complaint of slow collections All this
trouble is traceable to the too much credit
system on the part OF he retail dealer who will
trust the man who is good, but too slow to be
deslrabls credit" The retail merchant can if he
chooses protect himself against being made the
victim OF such respectable cheating by the very
simple process of giving no credit. Credit is an
essential element in wholesale trade and manu-
factur1ng operations. But it has no such useful
function in retail trade. 1t is easy to sec the
temptation to the retail grocer or butcher to
allow his customers to run up large accounts,
but the advantage is nearly always illusory.
The people who pay their bills would buy lust
as much if the transactions were placed on
cash basis Those who would not buy that
system will prove still less desirable customers
for the credit system.
The public wrong of the credit system lies in
the fact that the retail dealer has to charge an
additional margin on his merchandise to make
up his loss on bad accounts.
GRAIN.
The local markets have assumed steady, firm
tone. and no trouble is experienced in obtaining
full quotations spot stuff or early delivery.
The Board Of Trade Price Current says of
wheat: Prices in local circles rule firm. Under
light receipts all cash offerings in good demand
Futures show some inquiries, but feeling in for
ward deliveries is dull. We quote:
No. Mediterranean. o. t.-.-...-....--.----. 98l2
No. Mediterranean O. t.--.--.-----.--.---.$1.O 2
No. 2 red, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 971a
No. 3 red O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
heJected o. t 70
April. Observation-Disclosures. 96Io
Corn-All grades for immediate shipments are
wanted at full quotations, and the meagerness
of receipts have toned up prices We quote:
No Whlte Off, AZ
Yellow, O. Observation-Disclosures. AZ
high mixed, o. IT, AZ
Mixed. Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures 75s
neJected- mixed 81
Rejected, high mixed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ALA
Rejected No. white, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4Sl2
Rejected No. 3 white o. Observation-Disclosures 73t
Oats-Stcady. with rather quiet feeling. Re-
ceipts very light. We quote:
No. 2 white, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3712
laght mixed, o. t.-.- 81
ANeo, o. t------- DO
Rye-No. nominal
Bran-Nominal.
GRAIN IN STORE.
April 81 1885.
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nished by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles,
No. 3. Etna Building:
William Wallace. receiver to Harry E.
Banks. lots go and 271, in Ingram
Fletcher's subdivision of blocks and 2
in Ingram Fletchel's Oak Hill addition to
indianapolis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000
Thomas L. Spellman and wife to Sarah j.
Stephens, lot 35 in Ridenour's extend.
ed and revised addition to indianapolis. 10000
Rosanna Miles to James e. Bunnels and
wife, part of the west half OF the south
west quarter section 8, township Ia
north. range 3 east. 10000
Joseph H. Oglesby and wife to Emily 8.
Gibson, lot 8 in Elizabeth Talbotts re-
viscd addition to Indianapolis. 100000
William Wallace and wife to Archibald
Young lot 81 in Hall Place. addition
to Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Frank l.. Rtzinger trustee. to Charles
Syerup lot 15 in T. A. III. Johnson's
subdivision Of block 90 in Johnson's
heirs addition to indianapolis. 100000
Charles A. Helbig to James McCarty, lot
"a in Davidsons second addition to In
dianapolis ...-..-....-......---... $4,000
Conveyanees 2; consideration SO 10000
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ANOTHER ADVANCE In GRAIN
The Markets Open at Higher Figures,
Under Influence of the War News.

Discrimination to Force Prices Either Up or
Down Pending Receipt of More Definite
information as 20 European Troubles.
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NO quotations Clover-seed quiet; prime medium
So. go No. 2, $3.50. Recepts-Wheat $1,000 bu
corn, 18, 600 bu; cats. 5000 bu Shipments-Wheat
5000 bu; corn, "a, 900 bu.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Cotton dun: middling
10asc. Grain is 6r1n Wheat-No. 2 long-berry 99c
No. 2 red, CSC. Corn--No. mixed, 49c No.
white Sic. Oats-No. 2 mixed 39c Provisions
Dull but steady. Bacon-Cear-rib sides, 6.Soc
clear sides 7l4c; shoulders 5l4c Bulk rneatsClear
rib sides, 6.15c clear Sides 6.50c shoulders aac
Mess pork, $3.50 Hams-Sugar cured. 1O0 10lac
Lard-Choice leaf, sl4c.
KANSAS CITY, April 22-sThe Commercial In
dicator reports Wheat stronger and SiSher; cash,
78c; April 77ac bid, 7Sc asked; May, 7S17Sl2c;
June 81 l4c; July S331c. Corn quiet; cash and April
3Si2c bid SO sc asked; May, 38ac bid, 39l4c Asked
June. $3.50 bid 3Sl2c asked. Oats nominal; 33 l2c
bid, Soc asked.
LIVERPOOL April 22.-Cotton dull: m,dding
uplands, 57sd; middng Orleans. 5 15-16d. Sales,
5000 bales including 500 for speculation and
export, and ZOO bales of American Breadstuffs-
Wheat strong, with good demand. Corn firm with
a good demand; new mixed Western, IS 1Il2d per
GENITAL.
DETROIT April 22.-Wheat strong and excited;
No. white, BLOB bid cash, $1.O3 May, 81 Oh lo
June 81 O6 july No. red 81 .01la cash, 81 .0l q
Mays .04 June; No red, 90aac. Receipts. 5, 700
bu. Corn-No. 2 5O1sc cash. Oats-No white,
4Oc asked No. q 36l2c cash, 381oc May.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 22-With the mercury at SO
IN the shade, the market has had quiet demand in
all departments, and the new business of moderate
proportions.
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ceLtS IoWers we quOte
Choice shipping grades --....--.......$5.G O05.50
Medium to good shipping grades. $1,000, 4.7505.OO
Common to fair shipping grades 4.33 "a IS
Stockers and feeders, common to good 3.7504.50
Choice cows and neifers .----..-.-....-. 42504.75
Medium to good cows and hefers. 49,. 3.5O04.OO
Common to fair cows and hefers. 49,. 2.5OO3.25
Veals, common to good. 4.5O06.5O
Bulls, common to good. 27503.75
Mich cows, common to good. 20 90 05O. 90
HoGs-Receipts, 4500; shipments 3, 400. Quail
ity fair. Market opened weak and lower; pack
ers principal buyers. Closing quiet; some un-
sold. We ouote
Select light to medium. 81 SIS "a. 571o
Common to fair light --...---------. 4.30045O
Skips and stays. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.OO03.50
SHEEP-Receipts, 700; shipments $50. Mar
ket little easier, but no material change in
prices; few loads shipped through in first
hands. We quote:
Good to choice grades 40 OATS
Fair to medium grades. 800 20
Spring lambs, 80 to so Ibs.--.-...... 6.OO07.OO
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Oils,

OIL CITY, April 21.-Crude oil sales, $50 OOO
shipments, S7,716 brls; charters, 80, 555 brs. Ma
tlonal Transit Company certificates opened at 77afc
and closed at 7Slec; highest price, 7Sl4c; lowest
price, 77s4c.
BRADFORD, April 21-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened 77ac and closed at 7S1ec
highest price 781sc; lowest price, 77a4c. Clearances
1888 900 brs.
continues du. with only slight fluctuations in price
1t opened at 7Se declined to 77ssc, but rallied and
closed at 7Sl4c.
PITrSBURG, April 22.-Oil dull not much doing.
6rmer at rs lac.
LONDON, April 22-Spirits of petroleum 7l40
7a4s per gal.
LIVERPOOL April 22.-Spirits of turpentine
24s per cwt.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ. April %, 1885, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles room
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Gone Forever.

Corns bunions, warts, go never to return. Use
DR.. Wings Remedy the only cure. % cents.
Browning & Sloan agents.
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NEW YORK, April 22--Cotton steady: rniddling
upland 7sc middng Orleans, II lsc futures closed
quiet and steady April, 10. 75c; May 1077c: June,
Der, lO.75c; October, 1886 November 10.21c;
December, l0.21c; January, lO.29c. The Evening
Post in its cotton review says: Future deliveries
declined 1-lOOc At the third call only 100 bales of
July sold at 1O.95c Futures closed steady at
$1,000 lower than yesterday. Sales, $4,000 bales"
NEW ORLEANS, April 22-Cotton quiet and
easy middlng, 10 7.16c; low middling, 10 Bloc;
good ordinary Is Ice; net receipts 'l49 bales;
receipts 1,248 bales; exports to the continent
I,IUI bales exports coastwise, 1857 bales; sales,
500 bales stock on hand $50. 653 bales.
GALVESTON. April 22.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed; and gross receipts. As bales: exports
coastwise, 1,7O2 bales; stock on hand 10 219 bales
MEMPHIS, April 22-Cotton dull; middling,
loasc; receipts 372 bales; shipments. 1912 bales;
stock on hand, 4,942 bales; sales 700 bales
ST, LOUIS April %. = Cotton duh: midding.
IOasc sales, 100 bales; receipts 100 bales shipments
800 bales; stock on hand p, 800 bales.
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LIVE STOCK.

LocaI heGe1pts Contihle Light and Prices
Remain Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, April %.
CATTLE-Receipts, 200 shipments, 100. AS the
receipts of local continues light our market re-
mains steady but Eastern advices are rs to so
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Gladstone Evidently Affected by the FraR.
co-Egyptian Rupture-Meetingo OF In.
1nentIal Landowners. Etc. Etc.

LONDON, April p In the House Of
Lords this afternoon the Egyptian loan bill
passed in the committee without amend
ment.
In the lObbos OF the House OF Commons
this afternoon IL was said that Mr.. Gladstone
pale and agitated, made an almost pathetic
appeal to the membeTso OF Parliament not TO
press upon the Government questions con-
concerning the situation in Egypt or the
condition OF the correspondence with Russia
on the Afghan boundary. Mr.. Gladstone, il
Yves claimed, was evidently much disturbed
by the news from Cairo this morning OF the
rrlture by France Of her relations with
Egylt.
Al great meeting OF rich and influential
lsnd owners held In this city to day aud al
tended by such persons as the Duke OF
Argyle, the Earl OF Carnavon and the Mar
quis OF Ripon, Il was resolved 10 take steps
for the immediate formation Of large cor
poration TO be called the National Land
Conn any" for the purpose OF securing
gradubl breaking up OF the large parcsr'
system Of land holding now prevalent in
Crest Britain. The company will. In all
hklihood, buy for cash, and will sell on de.
ierrtd pay menls covering at least ten years
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CAno April p The French Charge
d'AilaneI St Caro- has been instructed by
hls Government 10 suspend all Official rela.
tions with Eeypt, and TO make the deolarA-
tion 20 the Government OF Egypt tbst France
declines 10 sanction the Eypiisn Financial
Convention, and reserves 10 herself com plete
liberty OF action.
A telegram from Alexandra 10 the Es.
change Telegraph Company states that the
Charge a dAnaitea has informed tho kehdiye
and Nubar pGsha the Egyptian Foreign
Minister, OF his Instructions 20 suspend az.
holel relations with the Government oi Egypt.
The FNnoh Charge dAilalfes has delayed
hia departure from Cairo. 10 IL stated that
Egypt now oilers 10 compromise the dispute
with France concerning the seizure aud sup.
preston OF the Boephuro Egyptian by max.
ing an apology aud b. admitting that her
officials violated the rights OF domiole ot
Tho publisher. Tho apology, however. is 90
contain mo allusiOn 10 the sois IRE OF tao
Bosphofu Egyptian"
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INTERESTING NATIONAL NEWS.
Red Oiaud and agsnt meaniieuddy PET
Vate secretary Lamonps Illness
cholera Precautions other
Items 81 Iatarest.

WAnfNsroN, April "a President Cleve-
land refused 20 exercise the power OF execu-
tive clemercy Ia regard TO the sentence OF G.
d. Swain, Judge Advocate General OF the
army. After the sentence OF the Court Mar.
uai hieh recently tried him was approvau
ey President Arthur aud after the new Chisi
Executive bsd assumed the dates OF his Of
nee, General Swain appealed to the latter Tor
pardon on the ground that he had not been
allowed 8 fair trial
Red Ciond and Agent Mc5llicuddy facsd
each other IN the Cnics of the Com missioner
of Indian Affairs to-day. Red Cloud Nas sc
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swslpson Recovering Rapldiy.

LoNpoN, April MIR. Edwin y. Swain.
son, who was severely wounded by the ex.
plSslon ~ the Admiralty ONCE yesterday
continues 70 make favorable pro ife8s, ADD "a
ia expected that he Will soon be Rble TO msse
dst@ilsd d sialsmCnt Ia regard to the eK-
plOslon. The detectives continue active
put have obtained little evidence litely Co
Afford clew o. the perpetrators of the out
rage. " hen Mr.. ~gainson has sufficiently
recovered TO be questioned the story that
stveial employees OF the Office horo malice
luNAId him Will be llLled % the butlnm.
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"a Indiana Delegation Calls sa the rses,

~ indiana Delegation Cails ea the Wool,
dsnt,
special io ue Sentinel
WAsmNaros, April "a "A delegation oi
ludlanlans, beaded by Senator Voorhees,,
called on the President to-day and askea
for the removal a the Internal Revenue
Collectors Ia Indiana They urged the im
mediate removal oi these men on tho ground
n At khey are all parllsaus Of the most OF
iensiye stripe. The President told the dele.
CATION that he would give the matter his
Immediate confederation.
Senator Hilligasa Ia here.
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PANS, April q The sues Canal Commls.
sion to-day agreed that no tofthcstlons ehall
be erected along ihe canal. The commits.
ssion all discussed rules in connection with
the passage OF bellRsfent vessels Ia time OF
war, especially ia regard TO the question
whether prise vessels should be allowed to
be iowed thfouah the canal, and tLe length
bellistfente should be allowed 60 remain in
The hafbofH OF Fort taid aud Sues. No def.
u ite action Was reached ol the sat, cot
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scAgm, April 2l.-fhs suakim- Brrber
Railway has been extended three miles be-
yond Handoub A force al 500 OF the enemy
ana been discovered between Tambank and
tis,bie. The troops are daily engaged Ia
scouting expeditions.
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every answer made By the Government 10
nrtrrogatories put IN the House Of Comm ons
wss an announcement to Rus is, the Govern
uent, Mr.. Gladstone said, have decided that
il was neither advissble nor convenient ID
make declarations 10 Russia throUg1 Parlia-
mpnt
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Ifsiend's ssw Lo,d 0hapoaiior.

lospoN, April 2l,-RIKhl Hon. John
Naiab, tho present Attorney General Of Ire,
and hes been hppoinisd Ln.d Chancellor OF
ireland 10 fill The psoa made yAoaBt by the
iesth OF Sir Edward aalivan, oA the lOlh
mar
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This settles IL.

CnIcAeo, April 24-Aldermsn Cullerton's
retolntion denounoing the partisan press for
maligning Chicago and declaring that peace
and good order prevailed here was passed IA
The Ci'y Council last night by vote o, IS
10 j..
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u ps I.ssssrs. srsaah

rAala April 2l-M. DE Lesseps was ~
osited into The French Academy yeslsrda
lila speech on the occasion Ia the shortest on
the aeademy's records M ilenan, replying.
tomplimsbted M, De Lesseps upon his
aupWihs ihe manly hnd piquAni style Of
1ietuiy originated by the Americans,
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rhs rsplosloa Attributed 10 Private mei.

iotpaE, April "a The Globe this after
neon repeats the story tba ihe police an.
thofllea stili hold o. the theory that the
explosion Ia The Admiralty udiao Yesterday
morning was The result 0f private maliea
against Nj swainson, the tuiei Oilers iu The
secretary q Department,
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BrlrAsr, April % The Prince and
Princess OF Wales landed from the royal
Yacht to dey. NotWitbstaading rail was fall
NJ steadily vast crowds assembled % vel.
'CMe the royal W. iors, AID much enthus.-
ann uFeysilfd
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BERNE, April p The S viss Asse ably has
called - Internsiiopsl Conference 70 meet
on fbe III OF next 5eptember for the pur.
oose II framing an international eopyrighs
g.aiy.
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SUCCESSFUL,

Bsyond our greatest expectations, is
sur Hat and Cap Department.
livery one now realizes that our
prices are much lower THAI regular
sat store prices. We have just re-
eived new lines in light colored
s.iD Hats in all shapes. Only a few
Jeff of those Boys Caps at s cenis.
New lines of those Mems zoe Caps
iust in Buy q nice Stiff Hat, only
90c; cost you SLAB elsewhere. Oar
s1.50 and 81 Hats are exa,tly the
lame that others advertise as bar.
ms at 60 and So. Silk Hats,
30 and IS. ete etc.
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AHKAFpRlA April "a The French reNs-
apef, The Courier publshed to-day soc.
al dispatch which states that lel MnhdfA
foopu have attacked and defeated iho Italian
ofefa near Mess0Nah, Tue ltallnn C0nsui
lele has no knowledge OF the affair reported
lY the lluIlaI.
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loepoN Arm "A The Duchess Of Elm.
hpIeh, daughter oi the Cgar, is grastly dls
Netn Russia and England. hha 10 pfnpafsd
10 Start " ueoeiaafi, ih ioN hpurs ilf oQs
poulF. where she Will realde ia case " saF.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

fOR sAIURDAY.-Gen fair wealth
ct; winds shiftin K TO easterly; slightly cooler
In extreme eastern portion; stationary, fell
Low Ell by slowly rising barometer in sontral
ard southern portions.
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WAsmsofoN, April - -iae NAtoaal r..
pub lean will contain to morrow the folio y
ifgi
RICHMOND, Va April -,
Hon. 4, A. Kelly, Minister ~ Italy. left here to,
nlshi Ton NHshirrlon, aud bic family leave here
for New YORK hy tne O'd dominion steamship, Il
VS. NF htity'a purp1fe 20 sail from New York -
Havre on the steamer AOrmaudie on NednesiaY
next but t1-mofr.w Mr.. Kelly will rcsign his 20,
siuou ~ Mlnsster "a Rome. aud will ~ Oaes be
appointed Minister PIenipO'entiary 90 RlsIla, Ga
plaee ol deneiaI LawLon Of leorgla
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sPRIseTIKLD. Ill April 24-In the lint
session Of the Assembly the only vote cast
was that OF ssnalcr Torrance for Logan.
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BAD BLOOD.
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.

DAD BLOOD. ssR0FULors, Inherited ami
, Contagious ilamora, with Loss OF Hair
q andular dwellings. uicCfous Patches I'm the
infoht ana Mouth, AbkCesrcs, lumors, Carbuns
eief, blotchcs, sorcs. kcufyy, Wasting OF the Kid
ntys aud Urinary Organs. Dropsy. Enpmia. De-
thitty. Chronic khoumatism, Constipation aud
lies, and most Diseases arising from an Impure
or Impoverished Condition OF the Blood, are
speedily cured BY the Cuticura Resovent tho
new Blood Purifier, internally assisted by Cut.
eura, ue great Nkin cure. and Cuuo ara Soap. au
saqufsile rkln reautlhsr, externally
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The Dicksoa star Route Bribery Case.

WAsHfNGToN. April 24-In the Dick
con tFial, before the Criminal Court today,
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The hosting Of the cold
wave signal reminds US
that it is yet too soon to
60 out without a Light
weight Overcoat If you
still need one Of these
health preservers they may
be found in greater variety
and at lower prices at the