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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

PARIS. May II. Three per cent. rentes, 79f
e75zc for the account.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Imperial Bank OF Ger
many has reduced its rate OF discount to per I'D
The bank statement shows an increase of specie
Of 672.CCO marks.
LONDON. May Ii. 5 D. m.-Consols, % Lie for
both money ana tue account Railroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western irsts 2s1S. Canadian
Pc nc ISL Erie IL do seconds a.: Illinoi
usral. i2s54 Mexican. 24lz ST. Paul common
ia: New York Central. 50. Bar Silyer-so Q l6i
rer ounce. The Bank of England gained Ga 600
bullion on balance to-day.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been medicine for rheums.
tfsDl introduced in this State that has given sucn
universal satisfaction as Dursng's 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 csn
fail to cure the worst case in the shortest time Ii
many leading physicians In this State and else
where Ii is sold by every druggist a. ST. Write
for free forty-page pamphlet to &. *. HKLPHEN.
6TINE. Druggist. Washington d. O.
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Wants the Facts known.

Mr.. EDIToR-I and my neighbors have
been led SO many times into buying differ.
ent things for the liver, kidneys aud blood
that have done Us more harm than good /
feel it due your readers 10 advise them, When
an honest and good medicine like DR.. Hsr-
ters iron Tonic can he had. Very truly,
An OLD SUBSCRIBER.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

A dsesss OF Sd delicate nature
IS structure OF the uretbra should only be
entrusted TO those of large experience and
skill. By our improved methods we have
been enabled to speedily and permanently
cure hundreds of the worst cases. Pamphlet.
references and terms. three letter stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main street, Buffalo, y. Y.
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The Duty of State Legislatures.

Legislation in every State should regulate
the sale and use of the many poisOas resort
ed to by women in their desperation 20 OBJ
tain beautiful complexion. There exists in
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic every requisite to &C
complish the object without injuring health
or endangeriug life.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.
DR.. G. r. Dske. Bslleville, H., says: 81
have prescribed hundreds OF bottles of il. 1t
is of great value in all forms OF nervous dis
ease which are accompanied by loss OF
power"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

est has been so absorbed By the auction sales for
Wednesday and Thursday that any neg business
on the part OF iobbers has been unimporsa1t aud
confined TO absolute necessities
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

Is not always innate or born with them, but
many Instances are known where II has been
acquired by the persistent and judicious use
Of DR.. Herter's Iron Tonic.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

All the profit derived Is from the labor.
Bare land. upstocked ard nnwo-kea Is nm
productive. Farmers should remember tins
fact, and they will be less likely to destroy
their chances Of profit by unwise economy
in farm labor.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

Thoroughbred stock is not necessarily So
perior. "Even in the most valuable breeds"
says the National StockmaD. occasional an
finals are produced which, though their
veins contain only royal blood, are prscti-
cally worthless
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

PIicklY Ash Bitters is not an intoxicating
beverage. but pleasant, mild laxative and
efficient Tonic, acting directly on the Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

Men who suffer through lndIscretions, re-.
member Aliens Brain Food restores former
yigor TO brain and body. 81; for s., at
druggists, or by mail from J. II. Allen, 3l5.
First avenue, New York
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In operating a home made incubator let it
be remembered that the higher the heat the
greater the amount of moisture required.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
whisky.

CHICAGO May 1l.-vhikky-Firm 81 81 Is
OIECINEATI. May II. -Whisky-Dun aud nom-
inal at 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS May 11.-whisky-stesdy at sllx
NEW ORLEANS. May 1l.-whisky-steady ut
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Mnrkes.
UNION SIocK-YARDs, May II

OAIILH-Heceipts, geo head; shipments, $50
head Local supply light and principally OF butch
ers' grades. Market firm with unchanged prices
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CottoH.

MEMPHIS, May l1.-Cotton-Q middling,
l05sc. Receipts. 246 bales: shipments BAL bales;
stock, rs. Isl bales; sales. SEQ bales
ST. LOUIS, May Cotton Quiet and uu-
changed middhng. l0;c: sales 40 bales; receipts,
loo bales; shipments, 500 bales; stock, 6.20J
bales
GALVESTON. May lI--Cotton-Steady and IN
changed; ne. receipts. bales gross d.. 5 bales
exports eoastwise, 1.4l0 bales: sales. los bales
stock, s, C35 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May IL Cotton Quiet and
unchanged. Net refelpts. .296 bales: gross do .
$50 bales: exports to Great Britain, 5,325 bales
sales, sec; stock, l069(3 bales.e:
NEW YORK. May II & otton-Future deliveries
began selling at an advance OF 5-l00, lost again
6l00 and recovered 3100 Then ensued an idle
hour until The third cali when only 100 bales OF
June were bought at l079c, and 100 bales Of
August at 1o.s9c Nav was offered az 1860: July,
1o.s3; September, 10 &c; October. 10 ssc; Novem-
Der, l01Sc: December, l0l0c; January, 20. soc.
Futures closed quiet and steady: about 2-l0Oc
higher than Saturday. Sales. 4, 600 bales.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

Flour. Grain and Edav,
xlcur-Pasent, s. 25g5 so; extra fancy, "a $50
6o0 fancy. So 1904 60: choice. "a 2594 S5 family.
s3 sc@4 10; treble Ss 258s s5: double extra.
% 0o0S Is: extra. "a 1894 90; supernne, "a q
60: fine. 81 35a2 40.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

KANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE Live Stock Indi.
oAt0r reports:
Catue-ReceIpts. 2 $40 head. Market weak and
50loe lower; exporters IS 1895 IS; good to choice
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

NEW YoRA. Nay il-DIy eO0ds-MarEet inter
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07
Town ROLL

BBbo Jos L-taxes 1884 $2l. 40; 81 acres. n
acres fronting on Lake Charles and south Ia
" hallway, bought at sueeession Thomas
biibo; acres bought of d j Reid. Is acre
on Lake Charles, with improvements.
iblbo Thos-taxes 1854 81. GO. 1882 g. 1881
y; LOT on Moss street, fronting La WI Rail
way, bought Of j l. Bilbo.
Blair Jsmes-taxes 1884 1880; Q lots on
Enlo street, bounded east by property d
Nm Meyer, west by e j Lyons, south by
Green Hal, north BY Pujo street.
carter Malter--taxes 1884 $3.50. El< lot
No. So, Kirby subdivision.
Clark heirs v taxes 1854 64 cents, 1885
! VI cents; lot bought Of Jules Lapens
Clement s H--taxes 1854 &2.6O, 1880 465.
( / lot bought of Bilbo subdivision
Costello Mrs John--taxes 1884 Sl2. 10: 3
lots on Moss and Lawrence streets.
Coz Y M--taxes 1884 $74z0; 1 lot on corner
Bllbo and Mill streets
Edwards Mrs M--taxes 1884; soc; / lot be-
Elnplng " feet from northeast corner lot AZ.
Hutehin.s subdi vision, and running splth'
West ann north, one acre square.
fterren 1hos B--taxes 1854 SlSI6 1889.
Z III 1882, 4. II, 1881, 3, rs, 1880 g. 83; lot cor
Belden and Moss sts
Frazer N C--faXes 1884. 81 90; q lots corner
North aud Z ord sta
:, Ericke WIN c-7taxes lss4. s4z.OO; 2 lots on
Gsilaugher r ,A--taxes 1884 sl20. SO. 1883
l4.sss; II lots; house and lot On gilbo street
knoYh as the Gnidry place, block I3. BiIbo
SUBDIVISION, except 2 lots sold ID j LeyeotIe
"A, lel s corner ~ 9. Ryan and Broad sts known AZ
sSilley estate Isaac lakes 1854, $3.50, 1852
'S<s, 1871 i.6s. 1880 f5 cents; 9 lots. being lots
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

A ffnSY a. q ma =
aas oIrt y "a Jsan b--taAss lloS4, lanO sJ5l
: be1f /" san q . Il nSfser rs 2, : haH sec 2,
" b,if !" usrh 7 9uaITbsf Sc 2 tp ?, 3
~ ~ 10 ttsi ~, qasrlef sec u ran guar
lei secl =, tp2 3 r4'H
Away James W--taxes 1854, 1890; 1,037
s4-lOO acres, n " quarter Sc quarter and q g
quarter W quarter sec 23, W quarter n e
n " w-quaTter and n e quarter " quarter. sec
ter, s w quarter e quarter and & half w
quarter sec z, half n e quarter sec IL, ttp A,
sr ~ w
AYendano PeTquand taxes 1884, Is. so; 800
acres, lots q 9, 81 10, II, II, 13 and IA in sec
~ ana IS Grant 'tB, y No. 81, tp II, s r 5 and
> Eest. Bs
blanchard Heirs Mary A--taxes 1884, i. 80;
tbo acres In see 4, tp =, sF3w.
as lAai9rd isis : l--La4es lssf 4 sO l20 42-l0o
acres e hait q g quarter sec "a, tp ., s.r II W
ana AZ v quarter "A W quarter sec l3, tp 3, 8 r
~ west.
bIaasnaw q Hrost-TlSS4, u. 20 800 acres,
E na1 sec ~ !, entire sec p, tp 8, sr.7w.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07
Election Of sixteenth Sec.
tiOns.

NFOTIoE Is hereby given that an Election
IN will be held for the Sale OF the follow
Ing Sixteenth Sections, and at the following
places, to-wit:
SATURDAY, February Is, TIP Ii, south
range g west, at residence Of Eboch Hayes.
Commissioners, 2 Hayes, Eraste Hebert,
MONDAY, March ., TIPS south range 4
west, at residence Of Jos. G, Lebleu. Com
missionsrs, Jos. Q, l-ebleu, Lille Lebleu,
Daniel JZaekey.
THURSDAY, March S, Tp 5, south range
5 west, At residence of Abner Cole. Com
missioners, Milton Cole, W. Richardson, Alb
FRIDAY, March q, Up 5. south range 4
west, at store l0f Pierre DOueet. Commits
sioners, 4. H slane, Pierre Doueet, Milton
Bihm.
SATURDAY, March Z, Tp5, south range
3 west, At residence Of JAS Cole. Commis-
sioners. j. Leileur. Jas Cole, Chas. Bertrand.
MONDAY, March o, Up 4, south range
west, at residence Of ID. LefeiIr. Commits
sioners, Magzenime Sonier, 3. I-acasse, D.
Ledeur.
TUESDAY, March 10, up. 4, south range 5
west, at residence of VIM Simmons. Com
missionerss, S H. Lanier, w. II. Simmons,
THURSDAY, March IL, mp 4, south range
2 west, at residence OF Levi A. Miller. Coin
nissio,neFs,L T. p Spears, Samuel Pate, Levi
IA. Miller
FRIDAY, March l3 Up. 5, south range 4
west, at J. M. Robertsonis store. CoTnmis-
sioners, John Heard, J. NJ Robertson, Geo.
w Heard.
TUESDAY, March Il, Tps s, south range
10 west, at residence of Isaac NcClellahd
Commissioners, John Wing, Egbert NcClel.
land, Isaac lcC1elland r ~ e'F'
WEpNEHDAY, March Is. Tp 0 soutb
range Y Rest, at residence Of J. III FancisT
Sommissi9ReTs, VIM. B. Pearee, Henry
!, THURSDAY, March 10, Up. s, south range
Commissioners, Mancel I,yons, sam Perlsins
VIM M. Perkins. = S''F' 'ssAiti 1 = i''aiS'
friday March 90, Tp.i7, south range 10
west at residence OF Jos. Gearien. Com
H9lssloners, "a =. Royer j. Humphries, Jos
sljanS4-'s4I W.. 4. HUTGHINs, Treasurer.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07


quarter re n = y tr 4Siaftet II' Il ll''s'
NovIan J6bn---tayes 1884. 40: 100 41-loG
acres : e quarter " quarter aud s half "
--T,syter ss5 % IN o sra W
Moore G HL-t5xes u 1884. Sc. 90; 3 acres bot
Drews Drew Mil
MOO Moor Il sNinforI-taxes 1884. II; 500
acres on sabine river, with impts.
| Nurphy Geo W-taxes 1881, 3; 45g acres
81 s WI, FJI n VIZ, and Nj s VIZ, Sec
II 5 Fi%sec is and iot u. sec z, Tp,9, S R
! O Wfest
NHTnbv .RodgeF-taxes 1881. 4.9l: 150 90.
} 100 acres. TlI Il VIZ, aud RI5 S WI, Sec 3,
| Tn9 SR5 West
| iNurphy g W and McCfelland-taxes 1884,
e.'1 SI,t aeres being an npdiyided oDe-fourth
interest IN the LANDS formerly belonging to
the ia Petroleum Nininr Co. all in In o. S
! r 10 and II West
| McCuen S STAKES 1884, go: 100 acres,
n Wa Sec rs, Tp9, S re West. --
Acllhenny R--taxes lSS4 30.T6; 40 ~
| 11-lUO acres, entire sec Z. \ W q sec lc. S53
| Sec 6, TIPS. S r S West, n E54 Sec H. N E4
Sec -, TIPS, S R9 West.
Acllhenny E--taIes 1888, 5.eu; 80 acres,
! VIZ Sec .. Up = re West
Oquoin JosePh-taxes 1884, l.3@ A. acres
on west side oaicasieu river, near Cameron.
Parh3m Aary-taxes 1881, .o9c; ~ acres
bought at tax sale under assessment Of 1881,
to isaac PathaH. .oa. o.,, a.. -
Paine C-taxes 1854 $40; 30 acres, n
| E1}l Sec /, S VIZ Sec 6, 1p 10, r 3 West,
lot ., block 2, Welsh Station.
Prentiss s R-ta2es 1854, 2Se.ao: II w o.
I0O acres, E1+ Sec z ~, v ~;
El4 Wa and 3 E34 n W. Sec 81, Up Z, ;
H. " Ne ~ sec 6, ~ 4 Hl 81 ~ 4I ant
FFi sFiif So en6 "a Sc WI g. "a W. We 4 We
SI1/s NJ NJ 9 - -S@oe = - 8 y-,S W. q
~ ~ " - = " - " q n, ~
re Sc Sc 9, q - itrt "a 70 e dII M Q "
e n re u z ~ u e 54u ~ ~ " a ahu
q SsS * u u A. " ~ 2 f'ISSt' ISSt aa, oo ro
,o6 ~ ~ o. o w.. ~ ~
lo9 SeIes iot 2, 81 - LP :; 3 . et aoo
naoouIiI Einsst-DlAes 1901 ff'of' '1'S'o
@sIe5' ~ M.
3; GIisuofL l " i9ot ''oo' lOoacfes
eZss,.I - ~ -, - ISL . ~. ,eo ..-
aat,. tttH -; saIa f IT, ":T 80 A., NJ
DouSlI -st. suG u sAie oA fleliri ahu AMI 0l''sS,
no description.
sonnier OneEetore J-taXes Isst' D 348
I2-lOJ acres, Bt3 See z, Up ~. : Il" West.
Unknown parties-taXes 1884, Il; 1850
acres, N53B and Ss3 n W. Sec Is, N7a Sec 10
NJ n EG, S FL Il EI% Sec IS, Tp 3. s R'ffi
west, and E55 n E34 and NJ s E1I Sec 80.
1Rg, E X 10 west. ,eo, -a, ,.o
o,ss H. So T,a ns3 i'' '"' i"'
Watson P B-taxes 1884, G. Go: 100 acres. N
W35S S VIZ, 81 s VIZ and VIZ S E5I Sec
q, IP 9, S R6 West.
,o mso5 .a ioS james 3 John ISSl l5sS y
IN SRS hon b9Igbf bf'S of =, astsfe ~ Il p Eseo ~ ~
bas: leo acres in sec b. To 4. s r II ". bot
Of Dave Wingate.
Webster. .D-taxes 1884, 1890; ,3S9 51-1oO
acres; 4S3 42-lo0 acres in Secs 81 and S5, TP
II ~ t94 ~ i9E ~ acres, IH 36 lots Ri q o. ah9
Z a. a. Sec G AZ + In = n n ". W. ie % scTes 1Sisf F .
n WI Sec Is, N}GE EL1 Sec SG. TpS.SR ii
v; 100 20-l0o acres, n E1}l Sec 26, TIP 9, s r
70, "; l42 So y 100 acres, lots 2 3, and ;, Sec
- III ' 4 p = ~ y S ~ S- n iGS ISo aeres ara iot Gee
z, Up 8, R ID, W;sO 2l-lOO acres, Els E}5l
Sec ., TP s, S II West.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07
NOTICE.

atiE undersigned avaiis himself OF this
y method of Informing his friends and fhe
patrons q the old JOE (sL oRfiE SAIOON.
at the Railroad Depot that lie has now rei,a.
fated and reopened 1t, and IN soliciting their
patf9nage promises 70 do bis best to please,
Liquors JACOB I(iN1 fflisN
1sb-7-'es ".
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

Miller John A-taxes eightyfour
Io.I2; one hundred and eighty acres,
with inpts, no description
Minis p D-taxss eighIyfour, 4.6S;
forty acres, e quarter n W quarter,
sec ten, tp eight, thirteen west
Mitchell J B-taxes eightyfour 9,
seightytSyo 5.32; two hundred and
eighty FIVE ono hundredths acres, W
quarter v quarter, half s " quar-
ter, sec four, quarter sec nine, tp
nine, r eleven west
Mitchell Alf 4, Sidney Caruthers-
taxes eightyfour I2.36; four hundred
eightyeight acres, all ofsee thirtgfour,
lying sonth of La w r r, in tp ten,
r thirteen west, and half of n half,
sec three, tp eleven, thirteen west
Moore S d, taxes eightyEour 500 {;
one hundred acres, with impts, 40 de-
seription
Morrow Reuben, taxes eightyfour
1896, eightythree as; eighty acres,
Icrth half " quarter sec seventeen
tp eight ST seven west
Mumford J ], Lyiss agent, taxes
eightyfour Ice; ninety 89.100 acres,
wqnsrter sc quarter and quar-
ter = " quarter section four to seven
ST seven west
Neslly J N taxes eightTfOar l.. 20,
seightythree 1920, eightytwo 1920,
eightyone 1920, eighty $50; seven
hundred and twenty acres, 10 descrip-
iien
Nelson Will n. taxes eightyfour
5.96; one hundred and sixlv acres,
n e quarter section sixteen ip ten r
eight west
Nelson J W Z, tgxes eightrfour
G.2O; two and Z quarter acres, near
iIe0sPort, bought Of Bilbo succession.
Nixon John d, taxes eightyfour
2.68, eightythrec 2.3G; forty acres, n e
quarter " quarter sec six tp eight
sr seven west
Nichols L N, taxes eightytOur 4.2O
cightythree 1888, eighty 5.4s: three
hundred and tweDtyoDe aud one-qnar-
'er acres in sec twenty-five, tp six, s
eightw.
Nix II d, taxes eightyfour APO
eighty and eight oDe-buBdfed,bs acres
quarter quarter, and lot eleven,
sec seventeen, c quarter quarter
rec seuty. IN eight, 5 seven ".
Norris agt W Il, taxes eightyfuur
3.ss, eightythree 3.24: one hundred
and seyentytLree fortysix ,pe-bup.
dredths acre lots three. six. seven and
eleven, sec thirty, 10 eight, 5 sey.n
&c; quarter \ " quaTter sec tLirly.
four. ip six. seven ".
Norris Mrs f A. taxes eigatyfour
I--6n- -ciobty,brac 4 "a. s;v In3I..I +
aud thirteen aud serentytbree o1o-bpu- F
dredths acres, w half d e ousr,er. east
half u " quarter aud g Quarter ses
tsentythrpe, II eizbf. 5 p Ten IN hsif ?
$ C quarter, AID y Quarter Z. ausr-
Ter sec nineteen. n ~ ansr,er ;, D -
Ter Sec thirty. L. eight. sgyel' ~.
lots six, thirteen aud fourteen. and n
half lot four. sec ten In n,na sr ninn
west.
QsRrien larry ,a~.s .i,rh,af.,,., eo +
twenty acres hoI suc'n Jgo A Snanr,
no description.
Paige. Saeoent A isras ei,btrfonr
: ss: tbree'knndred and fort 60 an5
sirtyeigbt Que c-brndrsd,b. aeyas -
half sec eipbt. IN e;gI, -, % ,broo "S''" ,S
Parker j B. taxes eiqbtyfour & 6S
.iobfvtt,r,a . 60
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

those who sought the space allotted 10
tfis already great, and still growing,
State were not disappointed. Her
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07
CALGASIEU
LAND AGENCY,
LAKE CAEAEeElEs, IA

M AINAsts 80 EMsE and y tghl..'l
IL Entered ii state anu General hafs.e
ment Land Offices Titles perfected 's
veys Inane. Aomesteaiis obtained esa
matters relating 10 lands ii CaleaAlsa .s.
adjacent PARISHES attended 10. c9Gfesl'l
denee solicited.
Az,H4slH = p EsBskskt = 1shs 7 ~ a.
oFFl0E IN ECHO ? ull.pis'
lnne-l lE-,s9.tf
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

fell Mr.. Aiken, the Secretary OF the
exhibit, who, while decorating the
ceiling of the Woman's Departmaat..
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

f,S'es VI -AiSHiB BaI IuioVeTtfeD
q long practical experience, with a
caPital Of some s25o,O0o. Prior 10
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

felloRztitizess 4 supreme and sacred trust,
and he here eonseerates himself TO their SER
vice. Ihls impessiYe ceremony ADDS lttle. n
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

hHt We must express
W many kindnesses
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-07

IHos. KLKIKPE7ER, >. ". eb4lh e4lss
Parish Surveyor ProPrietof s'sy
Great Falls tribune., 1885-06-25
A BOSTON ROMANCE.

Nineteen years ago a female infant
was left with an Irishwoman in Bos-
ton. The name Of the child was not
given, and the only cleW was hand
kerchief bearing a name, which was
with the child's effects. All trace Of
the babes family connections were
lost, and the little one grew up in ig-
norance Of its father or mother, cared
for by the old woman and her family.
After a lapse OF years a peculiar
growth appeared on the lid of one Of
the child's eyes. She was taken to an
occulist, who remarked on the singu-
larity Of the case, and said that he
had operated upon one other similar
case in the cot1se Of his practice, and
that was upon the eye Of q wealthy
lady IN a city near Boston Here was
the long hidden cIeW to the child's
identity. The person who took the
little girl tothe oceuI1st reported what
the doctor had said. An attorney
Great Falls tribune., 1885-06-25
A HEALTHY PROFESSION.

Journalism must be a healthy pro-
fession," said old Mrs. squaggs as she
laid the paper on her knee and rub
bed her eyeglasses with her apron.
What makes you think 500" said old
Mr. Squaggs. Because I see the
writer's who used to have pieces in the
papers when I was a girl are still liv-
ing and writing away the same as
ever; they must be very old" s'Who
are theya" asked Nj. sqnaggs aWell,
there is sVeritas' for one, and Anon
and sVox Populi.' and Pro Bono Pub
leo. and many others. I see some OF
their namas every day, and I declare
If the sight of EN- don't bring back
he old school days Then the old
lady gazad meditatively into the fire,
and old Nh. squaggs went out on TO
the back stoop to indulge IN a quiet
laugh to himself.
An italian newspaper of Rome, has
Just published evidence showing that.
the story that Plus *, was a Free
mason is entirely without foundation
Great Falls tribune., 1885-06-25

G. ". johnson, the coIored philos-
opher Of Hamilton, Canada, announc-
es that he has constructed an air ma
chine that will make tho trip across
the Atlantic ii less than five days
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-25
THE ST. PAUL CARPET CO,
Edward scott, President.

This company is an important branch OF
commercial activity, and one particu-
larly deserving of special mention in a
review of the business interests OF
the metropolis of the Northwest,
in the sale and importation OF carpets,
paper hangings, upholstery goods and drap.
cries. including pushes. mOquettes, tapes
tries. curtain fixtures. poles. etc.
The resources of this house are such that
the largest orders can be filled in the
promptest and most satisfactory manner.
The trade of this popular firm extends to-
nearly every town from the lakes to the
Pacific and is annually growing in volume.
This trade of late has developed to large
proportions. stimulated by an active de-
nland throughout the civilized world for
fresh triumphs Of European skill and inge-
nuity, and by the superiority both in nov
city, finish and perfection OF recently i'm
ported carpets, paper hangings, etc. To
the fertility of the brain of Mr.. Edward
Scott is due the wonderful success and pop
ularity of this firm. Being thoroughly ed
ucated to the business he has made it
close study and exhibits that fertility of
conception and grasp of what are novelties
i'll carpets, rugs paper-hangings, curtains
and window draperieS that will readily take
with the public. Skill, capital and talent
have made this house the most important
in this section.