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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-cotton-Dull at Il lis
all 5-l6 futures steady: January, n:leci keotn
u.S6c; June, IL &c; July. 11.57c: August, Lice;
September. II. soc: October, l0S4cs November,
10000 bbis: exports. $500 oblk. Wheat-spot
k(aH higher: options opened 1sg19 lower. after
advanced 191skc, closed with reaction OF 40 2c
recefpts 1000 b.: exports. 600 b.. NO.
spring, CSC: No. Chicago tDrins, eS5zei Go. red'
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Ground oats two parts. bran one part and
cornmeal one part is an excellent mixture
for young gro owing stock of all kinds 1t is
not necessary to keep young stock very fat
but they should be kept in growing condi-
tioH at all times.
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A Precious Gift.

The most delicate, useful and refined OF
holiday presents that could be offered to 4
lady or person of taste is, beyond doubt, a
case of that most exquisite, refreshing and
lasting of all perfumes, the genuine "Mur-
ray d Lsnman Florida Water" Sold by 81
druggists, perfumers ana fancy goods deal
ers. AS there are limitations OF this article,
see that the real Murray q Lsnmsn Florida
Water is obtained.
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dish which is regarded VITA favor Just
now is made BY boiling some bsets uutii
they are perfectly tender. then chop the IA
fine snd mix with them an equal Quantity
OF stewed 10 matOes; neat them 10 the boil.
ing point; season with pepper and salt and
q little lump Of butter; send to the table
very hot
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23

The fodder cutter should be kept constantly
IL operation during the winter season. By
cutting the coarse material the unpalatable
portions may be mixed with concentrated
substances, which induces the animals to
eat the whole.
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Hay-PTiue timothy. dull.
Rye-No a firm: co. bid; no sellers.
BTsn-stEong, 81 GO lob bid; no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished BY a. z. Kinney & Co.. Grain snd Pro
vision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber OF Commercial
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there has been less new business than yesterday.
wlnE almost wholly 10 the excessively cold
w.atheT that mas prevailed IN al sections OF me
eonntTy Dress goods ara IN better sale, while for
misses Vea7. w0oens. TIE inquiry mentioned in
fclmeT report improves
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Foreign Money aud Stocks.

LONDON, Jan. % -ConsOls % - rs. account
100 I-i6. United states Bonds-4s 19is4 Railroad
Bonds-Eri5 lSZ; do seconds, So: yew Yors
Central. sI5z; Illinois Central, I23; Peunsyl
vania GENIAL, 5ll4; Reading, 3; Canada Pa
cife. sl5S; 81. Paul, 74<.
PARIS. Jan. 22.-Rentes. sol. TIC.
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Durke e's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce is
made from the freshest purest and choicest cou-
diments Obtainsble In ~sing IL, waste, labor,
anxiety and disappointment are prevented.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. D = whisky - Sominaliy
STEADY ~ 81 is01 ge.
ST. LOUIS Jan. . -whisky-steady at ula
CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.-whisky-s Steady 81 81 Il
=CH1CAG0, Jan. p. whisky-Quiet at MS
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-whisky-Dun and
unchanged At 81 20.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-Whisky-Unc
81 81 os91 IS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23

4 shOvelful of manure over hill of hops
will prove a crest GRO fection TO the roofs,
and its soluble portions wi be incorporated
with the soil so 0s 10 benefit the crop to
the full extent next season. The hop root
is often injured during severe winters from
deep freezing OF the soil.
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ANTWERP. Jan. 22-Petroleum-i73zalsr.

PIIHBUho, Jan. 2l--FetToIeum-DnI, nOti-
Inc doing; c. !. F. opened al 6g1sc advanced N
69lzc, declined to 6ss4c and closed At 6gc.
Oil CITY, Pa, jan 22.-NaUOnal Transit Ger
6cstes opened 691<c; highest 6e5c: lowest 6ss<
closed at 6s7sc Sales. I0)9. 0OI Ools: clesraness
100000 bbls. runs. O1s3 bills. shipments c. sol
obls.; charters i7,3E obs. OIL City ExchRn e
stock. no bid: SI75 esked.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. y Crude Oil-Suggish
and apparently heavy. National Transit and Tsds
water runs Wednesday, - 925 bbls, total snip
m5nts, 7l.670 bbls.; charters. 037 obls.. clear
snces, 800 600 bbls National Transit certificate
opened a. 69c aud closed a. 69c; highest price.
CO. C. Lowest CSC
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23

FITS All FitE stopped fIee Dy Or. KItne's 3Tesg
Nerve RestoTeI. No e Is after 1Tst days use Mar
Vicious cures. Treatise and 81 tTs bottle frss Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 911 Arch st. Phils. Pa
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Dry Goods.

EEW YORA. Jan. p Dry Goods Although buv-
ere have given much attention 20 spriug offerings
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad.

Via Aandal1a Line
I've indianapolis f7:l5 am sPil IS am esiO:i5 pm
Terre Haute.. 1910 am 800 pm 400 am
ArT-Evansville. 400 pm 7:O5 pm TBS am
Lve-Evansville 800 1915 am sPlO:3O am = Sis pm
Arr-Terre Haute. 1000 am 2:l7 pm 1859 pm
Indians polls $50 pm 4:4Oprs 3:5C am
Daily. Daily except Sunday Parlor car
sSleeping car.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Market.

InulanhpoIls LlEe STOCK Markets
UNION SToCK-YARDs, Jan. p.
CATTLE-Receips zoo head: shipments, 500 head
Fair supply OF local; quality iair mostly shipping
grades. Market shade lower than yesterday
Aho,1t al cold at tho ofore
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE mAskEr

Estimsted receipts hogs. q, 900 head.
Car iots-Wheat. 123; corn. a.; 3oats. 102.
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FIour. Grain and Hay.

Flour. Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pstent. 81 r555 %: extra fancy, 81 90 ,
s.; fancy, eS 90d4 90: choice IS 7S33 90: fsmlll,
as SECS %; treDe extra. 81 60a2 IS: double extra.
O. see- 80: extrs, 81 2S92 50: suternne. s. o09
4 Is; fine. s. co.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81. Lsnls and Ohl.

cago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depsrt-Cincinnsti and Florida Fast Line,
daily. 3. and c. c-......-......-.--.-. 400 am
Gin, Rushville snd Col. ..cc........u 05 am
Gin. and Louisville Mail p c.. S:s5 pm
Cincinnati acc daily.........-....... eos pm
Auive-IndisnapOiis Acc, daily II 05
Gin. and Sc. Louis Nail, .. c.....-..ll so am
Indianapolis Acc.-.--.....-. --...---.. 6:2e Pho
Chicago and St Louis Fast Line,
daily {. and c.c......................l0: As pTr
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chtcago and Rock Island e. 7:i0 an.
Onlcago Mali, p. c.....-.....-..........l2:l0p nr
western E4press...., .........-. $3.50 DIN
Chicago. Peoria and Burlington
fakt Line, s. 7. c......-.......-..-....l1.2 20 pun
hrrfYe-C. and l., Fast Line, dy, c. c., s.. 1886 an
LaIayettS Acc- -....- 1870 an
CHM and Louisville Mail, ,. c.. $3.50 pm
M OLnClIinSi o'4z pno
The time via c., !. 81. L. and c. and L. Z. and w.
as follows:
Leave Inda'polis 500 pmlAr. India'polis IO:4oarn
Arrive Lafayette 7:25 pmlLv. Lafayette. Sos an.
Arrive BloOm'tn l2:1 oamlLv. BlOomtn ass am.
formation apply at Ticket ONCE lS6 south III.
iDois street. and Union Depot Ticket Once.
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thBraaiia
Depart. arrfxs
Mail -............ 7:l5 an New York Rx. $50 am
Day Express, d yll IS an Nail & Ao ia 90 an
Ierre Haute Ac- 90 pEn Gin. & I. r. l.. 4 40 nm
Pacific Ex., d'y-l0:ss pm New YORK Ex t.s0 nm
Ind d Bend eX 7:iGam :. Bend K Ind ex "a Ssan.
lDd. & s. Beno ex - pr : Bend < Ind ex 6.f2nrn
For tickets snd full Information cal al TIGER
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Wssningsor
anC illinois streets. or Union Denot Ticket Once
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RAILWAY TINE TABLE.

Went into effect Sunday. Jan. ID, 1884.
TRAINS Run BY CENTRAL sIANDAED fTxE.
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Indianapolis and st. Louis,


Depart. Arrive,
Day Express rs. 7:l0 am " Y. d B. Rx... S:45 am
Paris Express. so pm Local Pass - $50 am
b d ST. l. Ex.- 6:25 pm Ind polls Ex.... zoo pm
n. Y. & ST. L. ExII 80 pm Day Express. 6:25 pm
For tickets and all information csll at city ONCE
No. Bates House Block. Union Depot and Msssa.
chusetts Avenue Depot.
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EvsHsVill. and Isrrs naus- ltaiIroad.
Rel River.

Rel River.
IEAVR-RAsT. ARRIVE
LoRansport.... 7:3o pm 700 am y &c Dm &C pm
Denver /. p. &
G. Crossing 600 pm 1888 an 6:23 nm IL AZ am
Columbia City IL 81 pm Gas am4:4s pn e:I2 ana
Auburn juno 1:I2 pm 1850 pm 8 Is pm 7: Is am
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
butler.... - 200 am II 80 am PAS pm $50 am
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Jeffersonville, Mao ion aud Iodianapolis
Depalti arrsxa
southern Ex-dy 4:l0 an md q n. Nail Gas Am
L. & Mad. Ex-... Sis am Ind q chit - 10.sS a.,
Lou. & n. Mail. s. 50 pm 'NYkNFi ~ % -.
Louisv Ac.. d'y. Gas I'm 81 y. A C : 4 10. as m
For ucseSs and fuii information call az ticket
One, Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
anC Illinois streets. or Union Depor rScssf Offce
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Indiana, BIoornin etOn and Western.
Depart. Arrive.

Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
michigan City and Grand Rapids Division.)
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 5;Oopm indianapolis MI s:15pm
Mich. CEgt Es Ii :20pm Ind Ngt Elk. d.s. 3:35am
Mich. City MILE: 45pm indianapolis Aclo :00am
For tickets and information, call at Union De.
pot and 70 South Illinois street
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CONVENIENT sRCURrTIrs.

HoTR-The purchasing price for Government
bonds IN Indianapolis varies from the New Yorl
q 1otatiors h4l per cent.
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Indianapolis and vincennes.

Mi. d Cairo Ex... S:l5am Vincennes Ac- % :4Oam
ViDcennes Ac.... 4:O0pm MI & Cairo Ex. 6:SOpm
FOR tickets and full information call at ticket
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
ano Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket ONCE
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" aDdhDs 81 AlOH1s and EhclDic hhlIWay.
Depart Arrive
Det q Chi. Mail. 7l5am bet. Ex., s........ s:OOsn
Tol, FtW.&M Elk 2:l5pm Pacific Ex........I1 Scam
Der. tx, d'ys.... 7:15pm bet. q Chi. NJ s:55pm
Tol FtW&Detdy IL 00pm TOl. FtW6 Detdy S:59am
bOrtickets and full information call at City
] eket Office, % So. II. St or Union Depot Ticket
O. ce.
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GCincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis.
DEPART Arrive
Gin, Day d Toll. 4G0ani Connersv, Acc. S 30ann
Co. d., T. 4 NY. 10 :45anl Gin, p. & St. L. II Scam
Connersv. Acc. :25pm Gin. ACC. ...... 5:Oanfn
Co. D. T. &N.Y... 6:35pm Cin., p. d 81. L. 10 :4Opm
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Chicago, ~ LOuis and PIttsborg.
(PAN-HASDLE AND PENNsHLvASIA LISR.l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
nsv York Financial xarn.s

NEW YORK. Jan. 21-xoney-EAsier at IL per
cent closed offered al per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-41<s6 per cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
AFTER THE NOTED THUIPER.
John l.. sullivan Has Warrant Served
on Him at Cleveland, Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 2S-A constable
was sent out to Chester park ut noon to-
day with IA warrant for the arrest of John
l.. sullivan, on charge of being about to
engage in prize fight. At two o'clock
the constable had not found him. When
the constable found Sullivan and notified
him to appear before Judge Huston, the
pugllist started Immediately to the city to
comply with the order. He did not appear
in person before the court, but his attor-
ney appeared and gave bonds in $1,000 in
his behalf to not engage in Il fight. The
other statute against glove contests has an
exception in case of pugilistic @ynasium>
aud athletic clubs, aud it is claimed the
contest Will be under the auspices OF the
Chester park Athletic club recently form
ed. The general feeling to night is there
will be no lurthCr encounter.
Laie this afternoon and after sullivan ;
attorney had given bonds. DumiuiCk Nc
Catlery came to the city and going to the
same Colrt gave similar bonds and then
returned to the park.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
Ex-CoUNCIL TO HAYTI wRONGED.
He is Thrown Into "a Dungeon at Port au
Prince for Purchasing IA Piece of
Land-He is Made n Victim
,,,,ti

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &C. A. Van
Bokelen of New York eX-United states
consul general at Port au Prince arrived
in this city today, passenger on the
American steamer Haytian Republic
from Port au Prince. He tells remark
able stories of outrageous treatment at
the hands of the Haytian government
while acting us consul-general. Mr.. Van
3okelen married woman and at the end
of his term, took up business of dealing in
the paper money of the native government.
At this he made considerable money and
then desired to invest a part of his gains
i'm real estate, but this was forbidden by
the law of EIayti, which forbids that right
to any but native born llaytanS. He
evaded the law, however. and purchased
piece of property in Port au Prince,
which transaction reached the ears Of
President solomon, who caused Van
Bokclcn's arrest and had him lock
ed in wretChed dungeon i'll the GOV
erument PRISON at Port au Prince.
Here his only companions were negroes
of the most debased type, many OF them
being murdcrers and deSpcIadOes and
very often the prison which is small and
wrctched structure built on low, swampy
ground was crowded with nearly 300 pris-
oners. Mr.. Van BOkelcn being the only
white man among them. His health,
which was robust when first imprisoned
is now entirely broken down and he has
become victim to both consumption and
chronic diseases. His face Is pale and
haggard aud gives every evidence of long
Suffering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
MISTAKE OF A DRUGGIST.
TWO NEW JERSEY LADIES POISONED.
A Druggist Prepares Prescription OF
Morphine Instead of Quinine-He
Attempts suicide When He
Learns of His Error.

JERSEY CITY, n. J., Aug. 81. Two
daughters of G. f. Holtz, millionaire
wine merchant, were poisoned last night
through the carelessness of druggist
who used morphine instead of quinine in
filling prescription. One of the daugh-
ters died during the night and the other is
in Il critical condition. The druggist, c.
=. Amende has disappeared and is be
lieved to have committed suicide.
County Physician Converse and acting
Chief Of Police Edmonsean after consulta-
ton this afternoon decided to arrest Am
endc the druggists, aud an officer pro-
ceeded to his residence and made known
the object of his call and Mr.. Amende
asked what is the feeling down town ~
The officer tried to cheer him by stating
that the public sympathized with him,
knowing it was I'M accident, and Am
ende moaned deeply and exclaimed:
"Oh, God: my heart is broken Poor
Loweuthai, how can | ever look at him
or Mr. Holtz again"
/ \ minute or two later he hurriedly adj
ded Il may as well tell you now took
one ofthose powders to see what the effect
would be-" He then confessed he had
swallowed a dose of atropa. The physi-
clans We're hastily called, but before either
arrived Amendeude had became uncon-
scious. He had taken five grains of the
drug the usual dose of which ranges from
l:lOO to 1:6i of a grain. This evening he
is conscious. but very low and his recovery
is considered extremely doubtful. His
ouse is IN charge of the police and should
helrecover, his removal to the station house
will follow The physicians are bringing
to bear all their skill upon Miss Ella,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
a QUESTION OF DRESS.


ell Admission to the Grand opera.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-The directors OF the
Grand opera OF Paris recently announced
that hereafter persons not property dress
ed would not be admitted to the aGditOr-
ium daring the performances. l he
directors idea OF propliety in dress en-
braces swallow.taiIed coats. IoW vests,
expansive shirt fronts add no iewelry Tor
gentlemen. and low cOrsa4es, short sleeves
and no bonnet for lut,ics. The lule was
first enforced last night. Several ladies'
and gentlemen IN ordinary promenade
costumes p e~enled themselves for ad.nis-
! sion, ana were not above to pas, the
gates. Many OF hem had tickets emitting
them to reserved seats aud boxes. Dut
they Were ,,u iguumIuiou-iy expelled II
their a,tjc did uut conform 10 the re. ula-
tons Tor evening dress. There wa, much
indignation aud several COWS. but the
dircC,o.- were lueNurubie. Nne.e ore
threat, 90 suing the directors fur dam
ages
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

HAVANA, Aug. 2S.-The steamer Niagara
which arrived here to-day from New York
was caught in the cyclone on the 25th inst.
Her deck and cargo was somewhat dam
aged. The Niagara rescued the captain
and six sailors of the German bark Caro-
lima Susanna which was dismasted in the
cyclone. The pilot and five sailors of the
bark left the vessel before the Niagara
was sighted and their fate is unknown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The report of the
regatta committee of the New York Yacht
club, deciding officially whether the Bos-
ton or the New York yacht will repre-
sent America against the Gencsta, will
not be made until Monday. a prominent
member of the club, whose authority can
not be doubted, said yesterday The
matter is practically settled. The Purl-
tan Is the yacht selected. The owners of
the Priscilla and indeed everybody knows
that thlS win be the deCiSiOnN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
SERIOUS RIOTIN SPAIN.
Poor LahorerS HIindly Wrrak Vengeance
Wealthy Residents.

MADRID, Aug. 30,-A riot has occurred in
Almerla in Andalueia The increasing
cholera mortality has driven most OF the
wealthy residents from the city. \ large
number of the poor laboring people We're
depri wed of employment 10y this descrton
on the part of their rich employers, be
came iIcensed aud the feeling of iudigna-
ton finally eliminated in a riotous out
break. Many of the houses of the wealthy
were wrecked by the mob. Soldiers were
called out and in the conflicts that ensued
eight persons killed and twelve others
wounded
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

DANvERe, H., Aug. Exhausted men
poured oil on IA railroad bridge near here
sunday morning and set fire to it, to
wreck and rob Il coming train. \ farmer
who discovered the situation tried to sup
press the flames, but was frightened
away by the armed robbers. He drove to
Danvers, gave the alarm and saved train
from q iSaNtpr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
ACROSS,ATLANTlC AFFAIRS
WAR FEVER IN SPAIN SPREADING.
Madrid Journals Filled With warlike Edi-
torials-The Military and Naval
strength of Spain and Germany
An American Firms Onei.

LONDON. Aug. 27.-The Madrid journals
are filled every day with warlike leaders
and statistics showing the comparative
military aud naval strength of Spain and
Germany. 1t is admitted that the Ger
man army is larger than that of Spain and
that the Germans could triumph in Spain
if they ever got there, but on the sea, the
papers assert, Germany's power is con
Itemptible in comparison with SPANS, and
that the Spanish navy could blockade
Germanys ports and sweep German com
merce fcom the seas at any moment IDe
| Madrid journal asserts that an American
| firm Of steamship owners has offered TO
deliver Within three months squadron
of fighting SChOOuprS ready Tor service
The war fever has extended to the Span
ish shipping trade, aud many. merchant
steamers are being offered to the Govern
ment.
Euraged Over the seizure of the Carolines.
BARCELONA, Aug. 3O.-A public meet
ing was held here today to protest against
the seizure of the Caroline islands by Ger
many. The populace demanded that the
Spanish flag be hOisted on the government
building and became enfaged when the au-
thOrities refused to comply with their de
| mand The main door of the building
was set Oh IRE by moo ana the mllltarN
| had to be called out to restore order.
Attempt to Effect an Amicable Adjust
ment of the Lii tie Differences Be
tween the Powers-HOw Opera
Goers will Have to Dress.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-To-day's foreign
news is gathering up of loose threads
which have threatened to unravel into a
diplomatic war. Germany assures Spain
that no affront in the Caroline affair is To-
tended. France explains that England
must not mind Rochetort's raving about
Pain. NJ. DeGiers, Russa's representa-
tive, in an interview, says the Afghan
clouds are dissipated. The daily News
has Il laudatory leader, calling the Mar
quis of Harrington the most iptcli eat
specimen OF the old Wing faction and
| ever ready to fall in with the popular as
pratious
The church warleno in the Strand cal
ed Il meeting yesterday to protest AGAINST
the lethargy of the authorities in not
prosecuting the vendors of filthy litcra
ture in the Strand whose business is in
creased, they say, by the Pail Mail Ga
Zette's reveal tons The meeting was
largely attended by Strand tr1d"smen,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
mon Secret"

Remedies'are widely advertised and lounly
boosted by their manufacturers. CELERY
COMPOUND is non secret in fact. Every one of
the ingredients is printed upon the liable of
each bottle, and every person is welcomed to
the Laboratory, where they may witness the
entire process of manufacture.