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Winlersmlsh's Chill Cure.


OFFICE OF THE COMPLEMENTARY,
Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Wlntersmith, SIR: waive rule
have observed for many years, tho value OF
your remedy prompting me TO say, IN ro-
ply 10 your request whit / know OF your
Chill Cure The private assurance OF lts
oit,cacy 1 had, and the good results OF It's
effects had observed ON Mr.. II. w. Mere
diib, who for moro than fifteen years Ind
been foreman OF my office, Induced mo 10
test In my family. Tho results have boon
entirely satisfactory, Tho ilrt case was
two years standing, In which believe cv.
cry known remedy had been tried with
temporary rollef-tho chills returning pc.
fiodlcally aud with seemingly increased
severity Your cure broke them at once,
and there has been no recurrence OF them
for more than six months. The Other case
was OF mildor form, and yielded more
readily 10 other remedies, bat the ohills
would roiurn NJ Intervals, until your mod.
elmo was used, sincc which time, now sew
efal months, they have entirely disnp.
pcnred. From tho opportunity I have Ind
10 Judge, do not hesitate TO express my
belief that your Chill euro IL n valuable
specific and performs all you promise FOR u
Respectfully, W N. HALpEMAN.
ARTHUR PETER n CO.. Agents,
1souiHvtlle. Nv.
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W. il. Howell u Bros, druggist
wish TO state that they have vt last
found an article they can sell on So
merits. IL IL with pleasure thew guar.
ante0 TO tho public Ackor's English
Remedy IA q sure aud neyer.fsilinG
cure for asthma, coughs, whoopine
cough, Group, and oil lung troubles. Ii
Ia The standard remedy for consunp.
tiou. They hayo never found rs
nnnMl.
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WARDS WOES,
His Desperate Struggle AID How it
Ended,

oae of our neighbors, Mr.. Ward, lie
surrounded with such peculiarly inter
esting circumstances that We think &c
our ,aoty 80 lay the cGso before tho
public.
The person spoken of has been suf-
iefing With dreadful case of active
blood poisoning Tor syphlhs) for l2 or
IA years, curing which time 40 Naa
tried oil known remedies, which
served 0nly 20 patch him up and keen
life in MIN. He finally came TO be QUE
OF the most loathsnmo objects of hu-
manity Imaginable, and his appear.
ance WAS sciualiy u sickening sight
He CHANGED TO see IN advertisement Of
b. B. b., and sent us 81, Ssking us u
order one bottle, which 80 did (the
medicine was not kept here then). He
soon requested US 10 order more OF 10
ior him, saying that IL was doing him
more good than any remedy ho had
tried. He continued tho use of 1t tor
some time, and improving very rap.
idly all the time, until every sore had
healed, and he seemed entirely cured.
Very respectfully,
W, G, BlCHMORE " co,
General Merchants.
Maxeyg, Ca, jane y, 1885.
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TuE WORST SORE HEAD.

Nave been in the drug AMI medicine bus
mess - years Have been seiling your Ca.
Ncura Remedies since they came west,
They lead all Others Ia the,rline We ecald
MOI write nor could you print all we have
dies. One year ago the Cuiisura and Soa ID
cured little girl in our house OF the worst
sore head we ever saw, aud the kosolysat
and Cuttcuta are now curing a young gem
teman of sore leg, while the physicians
&retryingto have 1t ampulated. II will
save his leg, snd perhaps ais life. Too
much cannot DO said in favor OF Cuticura
Remedies y. Il. SMITH & DRO.
COy.ngton, Ky.
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You gro allowod roe trial OF 30
days OF the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Vcltnic Belt with Electrical Suspense
ny Appliances, tor the speedy reliei aud
perman0ut cure Oi Nervous De-
bility, LOSS OF Vitality and Man
mood, sn6 an kindred troN1ios. ALSO,
for many o.hUs d.soasss. Complete
roa torRtion to health, Yl.or aud mnu.
hood guaranteed. Nc riak ilincurred,
illustrated pamphlet With full iufor
nation, terms, etc., mailed free by az.
dressing Noitaic gblt company, Mar
shall, Michigan.
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over 100000 boxes Of Ackor's Dys-
p0peia Tablets sold IN tho pnst IL
months, purely upon their merits.
Why suffer with chronic constipation,
dysp psia, sour stomach, sick ho.d.
sche, heartburn, and female tgou blea,
whom w. II. Howell Il Bros, druggists,
offer you fnlief and positive cure In tho
Dyspepsia Tablets, ThOy sell thom on
a guarantee.
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Tho"Expositlou univorsello dol'art
Culiuairon awarded no highest hon.
or 20 AngOstura Bittprs as tho most
eitioaoious silmulant 20 excite tho sp-
polite ana TO keep the digealiyo organs
10 good order. AJAX for the genuine
article, manufactured only by Or. J..
q. u. Seigurt q Sons, aud beware OF
limitations.
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Thore are scores o, persons who nre
suffering from somu iora OF blood dis
order or skin disease, such 0s acr1i-
ula, boils, etc., etc. Alier aprNc.ical
test w. II, Howell 4 Bros, drugglsts,
assert thst Acker's Elogd Elixir will
cortaiuly cure all auoh diseases, IN.
GLIDING syphilis and rhoumatism. II
Is not q patent nosirUm, but \ sclon-
tiilc preparation. They guarantee t..
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d. A, Bradford, Wholesale paper
dealer Of Chattanooga, yennesse,
writes that ho WAS seriously afflicted
with severe cold that set.led on his
lungs; had tried many remedies with
out benefit. Being induced TO try DR..
Kings Nov Discovery ioc oonEump.
ton, did 30 and was entirely cured by
the use Of a few bottles. since which
time he has used IL Ia his family Tor
all coughs and colds with best results.
This Is the experience OF thousands
whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free 81 ". IL. Howol d
Bros drug store.
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Ths Great southern r,ms,,v.

Ras~saiis CUES sccofals, rhsnns-
uSu', White swelling, govt, goitre, coz
sumption, hronchitis, nervous debility.
naissia and al ths diseases OF \ kia-
ured nstare arising from an imuura
eonci,ion of the blood. Alter physi-
e,Sns have Jailed 10 eefe, sing . cot
tle OF h0sSisiis Seem- 20 tEaos such a
EarseS change as 10 give new hope
anu HE. Read this letter:
nave oeen great sutierar with in
4 amnatorY rheametisu for The lust 10
months. | WAS iaiucsd 10 nv eo,,g
preparation, RosaSsis, and 7 have
oeen Sreatiy banetit,ed My hands
and feet are still enlarged, bat I tacl
40 much better shst went 20 continue
taking the Rossdats.
AIRS, 81. y. DANCE.
keHOOoth, Va.
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nnrklsn,s Arnlcn snl,o.

Tho boat sslvc IA tho world for cuts,
htuIaos, sores, ulcert, salt rhsuin, lOvor
eoIea, tottorchnppad hands, ohilblnins,
cQrHs and all tkin erupiionH, aud pos
lively cures piles, or no pay required
IL Is guaranteed ~ give perfect Eatis-
faction or money ROUNDED. Pflco, q
oeuia per box. For sale By w. II,
Howell 4 Bro.
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an End to Bone scraplug

Edward Snepnsrd, OF Harrisburg,
Illinois, says: "Having received So
much benefit from Electric Btters, [
feel it my duty 20 let suffering human
ity know Il. Have had q running sore
ON my leg ior eight years; my doctors
iold me would have to have the bone
scrspod or leg Amputsted. used, in
steed, three bottlea Of Electric Bittsrs
sud seven boxes Of Bucklen's Aruica
salyea. and my lev Is now sound and
we'll"
Electric Bitterl arc sold at so cents
a bottle ana Bucklen's Aruica Sslva
at 20 cents per box by w. II. Howell
Il Bro.
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W, u, Howell u Bros., druggists,
would specially recommend 70 the la
ilits Ackor's Dyspepsia Tablets. Az q
laxative they have no equal. Thoy are
guaranteed TO euro chronic constlps.
zion, dyspepsia, aud all diseeses arie-
iug rom a detanged stomach. With n
rCp uso OF the Tablets, slck headache
ia imupgaiblp,
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Just received by the Weir Plow com.
paly, and on exhibition In their largo
and wol.aitanged repository, another
car % Il, NJ. Miller s. Co.'s huggies,
carriHgee phse,ona, etc. Thuy are os-
pecially duo and arc selling isst. Don't
lrrget thn place.
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CUTlCUhA REMEDIES are positive
cure for every form OF Skin and blood
Diseases fron pimples to Sccofila. Sold
everywhere. Price; CUrIcuRA, 80 cents;
soar, 70 cents; REsoLvEST, Sl.Oo. Pre-
nared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
70, Boston. send or"How To Cure Sgin
Diseases" tte
SkIW BLEMISHES, Pimples, Black.
SsN'N hea6s and Baby Humors, use
CuTTCURA SOAP
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Cure for tho PILES.


Pises are frequently preceded by o
sense of weight IN tho hack, IONS aud
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose that ho mas
some affection Of tho kidnsvs OF
neiyhhorlug organs, As times, Symn-
TOMS of Indigestion are present, ilatu-
ioncy, uneasinsss of the stoalach, etc.
= moisture, like Precipitation, pro-
dncing q Very dissgreeGhls itching,
after getting warm, Is g common &C
tsnosut. Blind, bieeding and Itching
Piles Weld az ones to the application
OF Or. Sossnko's Pile Remedy, which
acts cirertly upon She parts aftested.
absorbing The Tumors, allRying the
Intense itching, eud affecting perma.
nont cure, Price, so cents. Address,
The DIR, bossnko Medicine Company,
Fique, Quo S0lch by all druggists.
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While money il close, wages and
prices low, expeuses should be cut
down IN every household. Economy
the watch word for Mothers. Boad oil
Doctors bills by always Keeping IN the
house o bottle of Dr.. Bosanko's Cough
aud Lung syrup. Stops q Cough in
stantly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group ana pain In the Chest in one
night. it is j0st the remedy for hard
times. Price so cents, and 81. Saul
pies Tree. Sold by al druggists.
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A Michigan boy ate bar OF soap,
drrnk lot of coda water and went TO
bed to care hia cold Tao doctor had .
hard time 10 pull hln through, but tho
bow now says tha noxt limo no catches
a cold he VIII use DR.. Balls Cough
Qvrcp.
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Richardson's New Meihvd
FOR TuE


The success of this celebrated instruction
book has been phenomenal.
Aftcr moro tnnn u quarter Of u oeAtury
OF trial, amida multitude OF competitors,
EICuARDsON
yontlnuesto bring, yearly, great credit 10
It's publishers, and 10 tho widow OF the
compiler u largo and comfortable income.
More than hnlf million pupis have
learned from Its pages.
tbs published with American, and also
with foreign lingering
Richardson's New Method for tho Plano.
forte IL he most correct OF instructors,
having been very carefully revised, aud
q Lry error eliminated. :
Valuable additions have, nom time 10
time, bcen made. Teachers accustomed 10
use ilichardson need no urging 20 continue
10 do So. Young teachers In search OF n
reliable Instruction Book, are perfectly safe
Ia adopting this
Price 81, for which price 10 will DO mailed,
post free, TO any addrcss.
OLIVER DiTSON 4 CO., BOSTON.
9. II. DfTsoN & Co., sG7 Broadway, N. Y.
j. IL. DfTsoN a Co., l2sS Chestnut 81, Phila
Hand IN IrItN n IlAVNrQ n nv a.
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Professor H. Schirmacnor, formerly
of ~. Louis gnd New Orleans, viii
givo thorough insJucii0nR on tho
piano and vl0lin, and In vocal culture.
WIN Burye also 40 conductor to con-
cerls, operas, oratnfios, oie. hpplice.
lions may be made % Z. II. Edwards
music ptOrp.
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Ia,lIca, vour AtItntinn.

/ have added 4 largo bllN depart
mont, IN black nad oolorod siiku, In
RhSdamee, rricotiuol, RhsdHinusf
LYONS ana other quulitiee. All | ask
come zee the silks aud prlc9 thom.
n, nAuNAN.
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Tycoon Chop Tea, hlcaded With q
view 20 iclicacy OF hsvof and aroma,
only so ceuta Vcr pound a. S,S Main
.t..at - noupnH.
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s,nler, Davis d On, iJf Elm street.,
Dallas, Texas, have ever thine "a tho
limo ol irilnt ilues, patch poite, DQiluf
rivets, stuaW ripe and itiinEsi and 10
pair ali kinds ~ maVhipery'
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Johnston g Muphy'a Begl Haud-
a,wed Welkuuphasf, Button Hules sud
Con srtsa, $3.50. FORMER plica, IS. Block
Bros, Tni Elm ntree-
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Shiloh'a Catnrh hemgiy, y positive
euro ior celnrrh, diphiUerln nnu cenk-
or mouth. sold hy ]. L Williams 3
Co,
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Fnliiies vuu to 4 ticket "a The draw
ing of a $50 seal plush coat, siiS suit
and hat 10 match Drawing 81 take
niseS D.cpuihers 81 10 4 gman'e.
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Psrior, CLOAK and suit Room.
The largest selection OF ladiea'
misses and ohildren's wraps and suits
IN the city.
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FOR PRESERVING 8EAUIlfnUo THE coNplExyoM

Snsly California wherever KNOWN ay u
as sn1 T s a &
s ss the sSss ali os sacMnss s
SSss y By lady, quickly p
sa as DUE s is s s,s ss Il.
S% R r Ss s ss fsTsls ns% sn sss
sT,S Sa l pa pane
s us S G sss SSs S sy
fs seIHSsse b sS% aSs number prominent
The pI@Sps certify that Gan I hS.
e%sss F. cooper Mea
ass s G Msr.
Mn fsss p Ssy G Ssls' & sS SI sS,
O. KssaS b. y NJ @a Wild s 3D. assSs
Dennis, NJ b I'M Il R s %ss NJ d. k sy
p III H: i s. L SSS Il j i'sRsR
,, =, - onee BIocKI. Druggists Chicago
Ss s eSE
p ST By W ssa T y
enecS the he SS sns medical
nv psi a NEWPORT r.
be s aSSa S ne Ss%a s
that S S sss G s9 -
s s s Ss ssss i sss
we na R n ns h s va nS ssse
''' y '"' CHsw i MASS MASSEY sSS Z c..
po %n Sw consider ws Ss" his
ladies' In the dramatic
Mary Anderson. Louise Kellogg
Fanny Janaushel. Anoeoates. Jewett
Jessie Paar Hor s af r osssss March 1884,
@ % Sc T
yoa her so@aimen heard from
dies. %s sdS% a sa ss @
DIRECTIONS.
% Ss ss a1asaS piece s
ESics i"is3 relieved.
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just sry . bottle OF Or. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron aid Phosphorus. For sale by ELI
drusgisis.
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Are you made vi cfnpie ~ inuises.
ticn, constipation, disslne - OF
sppeti.e, yellow aSinf Shiloh. Vial
irer h 4 positive cute. sold uyJ. Il.
xVstiiatig.
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ou's bagfies sull coaunue thei,
rsrS at,he head OF the ttede. No. 10
Main street.
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Rcucbe, the grocer, has a. fno tca,
coffee, sugar. canned goods, ~ can ht
bought anywhere.
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Don't ish 70 tslssopns Donehe Tor
,,ou. rn~erias. cracEaN and canned
s',n,is. harns, teas, sugaia, evefysrinr
In The grocssy Tine.
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LADIES desiring PERFECT FITTING Shoes ,s, vour ds.a,
For Ough FOrds Rochester n Y make Prize Medal Shoes

w. N. IL ~ IL - Il NJ A, ~
President oftho great Louisville COURIER
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Just, TRY 4 bo,.,c OF DR.. scoti'a Cocoa.
I,or and Phosphorus. For esie ny ell
druggists. -
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White Cab 81 GEMS per pound.
h. oN-'LE.ss !. 4 To-. 70:
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sS INF 0nkaA TON FOR TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC IN
YOUR CHOICE RoUrEs-TRAvsL VIA THE
T0laS& Pacific R.R. Missouri PacidcR, R,
BECAUSE

BECAUSE
II Is the most popular route between the
East and West.
1t Is the Short Line TO New Orleans and
all points In Louisiana, New and Old
Mexico, Arizona and q slif0rn.a.
III Is the layorite line to the North, East
aud Southeast.
IL runs elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars through between 81. Louis (yia
Texarkapn) and Demlng, N NJ; also
pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
Fort Worth and New Orleans without
change. Solid trains Ell Paso to 81.
LOUIS, via Texatkana.
BY either of these lines there Is but one
York, Boston, Louisville, Washington, Phi
cities.
Train for Little Rock, st. Louis and the
"Bulfet Car Line"-leaves Dallas $40 q. 10,
Trains Tor New Orleans via Il. II p. Rail,
Trains for the West and points In Sou
Dallas 6:25 y. 10.
Train for st. Louis aud the North, Ia
Hotel Car Lluo"-leaves Dallas 1920 u. y
Passengers hooked to and from all poi
Line, between Philadelphia and Liverpool
tween New York. Philadelphia and Autw
Il. p. HUGHEs, Passenger Agent,
-, Houston, Texa,
Galveston, Teyi
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Osnls' leoks e Z
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BECAUSE

bECAuSE
~ IL the great thoroughfare between Cen :.
tral Texas and nll points North, East
and West
IL fs tho only line passing through the
beautiful indian Territory.
1t runs y line OF superb Pullman Hote,
and Sleeping Cars between 81. Louis
| wis Donison, Dallas and fort WORTHY
and San Antonio.
) IL runs double daily trains, making close
and sure connections IN Union Oepots
az Kansas City, st. Louis and Hanni
bal for ill points. Solid trains San An
tonic to 81 Louis, via Fort Worth,
] Dallas and Denisop,
change Of cars 10 Chicago, Cincinnati, New
Baltimore and other principal
Southeast AVID East via T. d p. Railway
way leaves Dallas $40 u. III and $40 y, m.
lthwest Texas via 4. 4 r. Railway leaves
.st and West via Missouri Pacific Railway -
m.
nls In Europe via the AMERIcAN Steamship
and the RED STAR Steamship Line, be-
erp Forfull Information or t'cslts, call on
n. r. TURNER, Ticket Agent,
s. 500 Main street, Dallns, Texas
IL. W. MCCULLOUGH q, p. Il II. A.,
az. Galveston. Tfxes
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Good Rosuits in Every Case,

I'FINt NJ UNI
Maxeys, Ca, jane %, 1885.
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serdto JOHN o. HAYNES a Co, Hos.
ton tbranch house OF ., Ditson a Coz nor
grand illustrated Catalogue OF all Musical
Instruments, Strings and rrlmmInss.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-19

ment will be very comprehensive and valu-
able. 1t is said that he has given four or
five hours day to it for several weeks and
hasn't yet finished the discussion of the
silver question. The understanding is that
Mr.. Jordan will write tine entire silver ques-
tion portion of Secretary Mannings' report,
and that it will be submitted to the presi-
dent before the latter prepares his message.
This will be the first instance of the kind,
as former presidents have not considered
the opinion of the treasurer as of much
value. The last treasurer who undertook
to make recommendations to congress on
the financial condition of the hour was Gen.
Spinner, and he was sat upon with such
force by Secretary BristOw that it almost
broke his heart. Nothing was known
about it at that time. 1t was
in 1876, during the imitation
craze, and Gen Spinner had some very wild
views on the greenback question. In his
report for that year he devoted great deal
OF space to advocating an initiation of the
currency and the postponement of resump-
ton day. When the document went up to
Bristow the latter chopped out several
yards of manuscript and threw it into the
wastebasket. Gen. Spinner was very in
dignant, particularly at the disposition of
the surplus, and scarcely spoke to Bristow
from that time until he resigned soon after
wards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-19
LATE ST. PAUL NEWS.
GILL,S ssFAT TAKE.,'
He Arrests Two Highway Robbers
of the First Water.

About 1:30 o'clock this morning, while
Edward Lawer, who drives a truck for Con-
stans' commission house, was coming down
Dakota avenue near Kuhrs castle in the
Sixth ward, two men stepped out from the
shadows and while one of them
held 32-caliber Hopkins & AL
len revolver under his nose, the
other went through his pockets, taking the
contents, consisting of 20 cents. a plug of
tobacco and cravat. When they had got
these they let him go and disappeared. He
informed Officers Gill and Sullivan, and a
haif hour -~.--later-- Gill arrested
two men who answered the
description given by Lawer, and they were
''jugged." A revolver and a large quantity
of ammunition and skull cap were found
on them. They are tough-looking custom
ers. and claim that they came from Mil
waukee yesterday afternoon. Their make up
indicates that they are crooks of the old
school. They gave their names as Fred
Gleen and James Ryan. Beyond this they
refused to talk. The arrest of these men
swelled the number of arrests within the
past thirty-six hours to forty, the largest
number ever made in the city in the same
ength of time
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Scientific Experiments.

Special TO the (IiODe.
BosToN, Oct 1S-The jocose assertion
of the first director Of Harvard college OBJ
servatory. Prof. William Bond, in relation
to the ponderous foundation stone on which
the great refractor is poised, that ''even an
earthquake would not move il" has at last
been disproved by observations taken there
on the occasion of the recent explosion at
He'll Gate Old Summer house hill itself,
upon which the observatory stands. was
perceptibly shaken on the occasion, if Prof.
w. A. Rogers perceptive faculties were not
at fault. The airline distance be-
tween the observatory and Flood Rock is
nearly one hundred and ninety miles; accu-
rate time was kept at both points. The
timekeeper at He'll Gate timed the eX
plosion at precisely fourteen minutes
past II by the 18th meridian time.
The time reported from Princeton at
which effect was observed, was 11:14:49.
Prof Rogers observations at Cambridge
were the following: Disturbance first noted
at 11:17:14; instant of maximum disturb
ance, 11:1S:O3; disturbance ceased at II 20.
The figures are all in the 18th meridian, or
Eastern time. The method used to develop
the existence of vibration was the placing
of saucer OF mercury on the solid cellar
floor. In this mercury was Speck or flaw.
Upon this point was brought to bear
microscope of 750 magnifying power, the
spider line being in exact coincidence with
the flaw. The first vibration perceived was
about thousandth of an inch, and recurred
at intervals for nearly two minutes, the
greatest swaying of the mercury being over
a space of one five-hundredth of an inch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-19
Jay Gould,s Plans.

Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-A story is going
about that Jay Gould is contemplating a
step which may materially change his posi-
ton relative to good many things in Wall
street. 1t has been passed around that he
intends to sever his direct connection with
the brokerage house of Washington E.
Conner 81 Co. George j. Gould, it is esti-
mated, may be put by his father into new
partnership with Mr.. Conner. What may
become of Mr.. Morosini is not reported. Jay
Gould is reported as having followed up his
recent order for putting his yacht, ,Atalanta,
out of commission, with instructions to
Capt. Shackford to have her ready for SER
vice the 1st of January, and when his
friends say he contemplates an extended
"trip to Southern waters and will winter
among the islands thereabouts, not return
ing North until spring.