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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31

WAGNER-At 1915 Fifth street south, Lottie
E. Wagner, oged 81 years.
Formerly of New Albion, Ia,, where the re-
mains will be shipped Monday morning.
Cause of death, peritonitis with heart and
lung complications, immediate cause, shock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

EXERCISES Of commencement Week.
JUNE 5, IL, 1885.
Friday, Saturday, Monday, Jnne s, 6, s, Examine
tionS.
Monday, June 8. p. M, Field Day of the Athletic
Association.
Monday, June 8, Sp. M. Address before the Lit
erary Societies.
Tuesday, June 3, 2:30 p. M, Senior Class Day.
wednesday, June 10, 10 q. M, Alumni Meeting.
Wednesday, June 10, 2:15 p. M, Inauguration Ex-
ercises.
Thursday, June II, a. M, Commencement Exer-
cises.
Thursday, June IL, 1:S0p. M, Alumni Dinner.
Thursday, p. M, Presidents Reception.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
MEDICAL.
DR.. Spiinlley$$!|
ST Third st. S, Minneapolis, MINI.
Treat all Chronic, Nervous Dis
eases of Men and Women.
DIR. SPINNEY,

Well known as the founder of the Montreal
&C. Ed MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years
to the treatment Of chronic and special dis
eases incident to both sexes, his success has
produced astonishing results. By his method
of treatment, the suffering are fully restored
to original health. He would call the atten-
ton of the afflicted to the fact of his long
standing and well-earned reputation. as a suf-
hcient assurance of his skill and success
Thousands who have been under his treat
ment have felt and expressed emotions of
gratitude yelling up from hearts touched for
the first time by the silken chord that whis-
pers of returning health.
Those suffering from Catarrh or Bron-
chitis can be assured of perfect cure by his
new method of treatment.
DIR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest dis
ease of the Chest, Lungs or any internal
organ and guarantees cure in every case
he undertakes.
1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case.
If IT Is Durable he WILL TELL YOU SO; IL
NOT HE WILL TELL you THAT; for he will not
undertake case unless he is confident OF eff
fecting a cure. 1t will cost you nothing for
consultation; so please call and satisfy your
self whether the Doctor understands your
case,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
CURRENT COMMENT.

'tCapt, Merriam and Frank Morse find
their mission in Washington rather unsatis-
factory, judge" said prominent Demo-
crat yesterday.
''How is that?" he was asked.
''Why, you know, they went down there
in the interests Of Mr.. Long. They had as
their object the revocation of Mr.. Bass
fords appointment as supervising architect
and MI. Longs appointment in his stead"
81 apprehend they have ascertained that
they cannot accomplish their aim.'
''As to that I am not positively informed
but I have learned that Secretary Manning
left Washington the day previous to their
arrival, and that they could only wait for
him to return"
~
eve will stake out the site for the new
| workhOuse on Tuesday," said Contractor
Fisher last night. '"Then the work of
building will be actively begun and prose-
cuted to the finish. 1t is going to be an
excellent structure for the purpose it, is in
tended, in my judgment. This years work
will only be a starter. 1t will require a
succession of years to finish the entire
building and auXiliaries."
*#*
ssThere will be no meeting of the Mime
apOlis branch of the land league until the
night of June A." remarked the ardent
Roger Vail. Son Sunday night. June Ia, a
meeting will be held, and committees will
be appointed to take in charge
the matter of holding Fourth
of July picnic, or a celebration
of some kind. The proceeds of the affair
will go to the Irish parliamentary fund
through Rev. DR.. D'Rdley of Detroit, Mich,
who is the treasurer of the Irish National
Land League of America.
*x*
ST am surprised said an enthusiastic
Oak lake resident, ''that the press has said
nothing of the work Of the Oak Lake Inn
provement association"
''What are they doing?" queried by
stander, whose attention had been attracted
by the proposition.
''They are now engaged in draining Oak
lake. When it is drained it will be dug out
deeper and beautifed. An elegant drive
| way will be laid out around the border and
trees will be set out. / assure you the Oak
Lake Improvement association is deter
mined that their bailiwick will be the most
beautiful spot in the city.
*x*
There is said to be quite a legend con-
nected with the plug hat worn by Aid.
| Swanson on state occasions. He only
brings it out Oh days such as yesterday and
upon festive occasions at Augsburg semi
nary. The story, however, that the academy
of natural sciences has asked for it's transfer
to the society collection is a little prema-
ture.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Dinner 35c.
Reduced Fare

Dinner 35c.
Dinner, SIC; breakfast or supper SOC, at
Richardson's, 205 Nicollet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
The Mirror

is no Aatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale3
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
A Slow Week Among Dealers
Monthly and Weekly Reviews.

A Slow Week Among Dea1erSs.
Monthly and Weekly Reviews.
The past week has been exceptionally
quiet. Very little has seemed to be moving,
and buyers have not evinced very strong
desire to come to the front. When asked
for the why and wherefore yesterday a
dealer remarked sententiously, ''Taxesw
This expresses the situation exactly. Prop
erty owners, as general thing, have use
for their spare cash about this time, when it
is necessary for them to pay their taxes
before June 1 in order to avoid the ten
cent penalty. There is always scarcity
about this time, and when it is remembered
that the treasurer has been receiving nearly
S1O0, 900 day during the past week from
the property owners of Minneapolis this
condition of affairs is not to be wondered at.
nv
The deeds filed with the register of deeds
during the week have doomed up, so to
speak. the total of the considerations
amounting to nearly $3.50, 900. A num-
Der of large deeds were filed, which have,
however. i'm each instance been mentioned
heretofore.
xx*
During the month of May 92s deeds have
been filed with the register, the considera-
tions of which amount to SO, 1862, 1903, as
against 5S5 deeds filed during April, the
considerations of which amounted to
81, 200, 542.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31

RedUCed Fare
A reduction of fare on attendance at the
Inauguration and commencement exercise :
June 10 and IL next, at the University of Min
nesota, has been made with all lines of rail-
road, so that all persons paying full fare one
way will be returned at One-fifth fare. Ger
ti1cates for return tickets will be furnished
on application at the close of each. of the
above exercises. J. s. Pillsbury, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
A Tribute to a Conlrade.

ALI will remember the sad death of Corp.
Charles B. Wake of Company A, Mime
sofa National guards, two years ago by a
railway accident at the East side depot
The comrades of Company A took occasion
to pay tribute to the death Of comrade
whose memory will ever be kept green, A
squad in command of Sergt. George Lee,
during the forenoon, visited the grave of
the deceased and after decorating it with
natures most fragrant blossoms and beauti-
full evergreens, fired parting salute.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
HEAD MILLERs, PICNIC.
Special Arrangements for Their
nua1 Picnic and Excursion.

Special Arrange ents Tor The1f An.
nual Picnic and Excursion.
At special meeting of the Head Millers'
association last evening it was decided to
hold their annual picnic June 20 at Hotel
Lafayette, Lake Minnetonka. The price of
tickets was fixed at 81 over the Manitoba
road, including the boat ride. Arrange
ments will also be made for special train
to and from st. Paul and late train leav-
ing the lake after II p. m. DanZ' full
band and orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion. The program Of sports has
not been decided upon, but regatta will
probably be one of the features. Tickets
are to be placed on sale this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
LAST WEEKS PERMITS.

IolaI. .~lUo,So
During the week preceding, ending Ma,
%, 102 permits were issued, amounting t.
1922 76O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31

The HARMONIC Singing society concert
this evening is All unusually fine one. The
program is as follows:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
PlTA AND POINT.

Mrs. Oscar Wilde is partial to green,
we are informed. This is a bad give.
away on Oscar. -LoaceN Citizen.
The man who always finds some.
thing good in the newspaper is the
chap who carries his lunch wrapped III,
in it,
There We're 24l DEGREES of divorce
issued in Philadelphia courts in 1884.
That is ringing the liberty bell loud and
long.-.M 0. Ncayunc.
What is economy" asks the
Philadelphia North .in,crirnn. Wen
tell you. 1t is paving ten cents for a
C gar and compelling Your wife to turn
her last seasons dress to make it dc
for another winter. The country is
fl r'y bullying with such cronomr. ".
\. Leiycr.
Mistress Jane, rad in til news
papers that very much CT the cand,
now made is dee Dolly bad for the
health. You must be very careful ihai
dear little Fido does not get hold OF any
OF tie children s candy. PUidicljh;G
IroJre;s.
1t does seem to he a little bit OK
travaGant to put three-hundred-do dol
lar Seal>kin sacque upon Il thrce-dollal
woman, but it is sometimes eXc:.sablt
when it is the only way OF smo. herring
three thousand dollars worth OF i'll
temper. FdN Ri,cr .idranrc.
There are at present three members
OF the British House of Commons who
have sat for 4 period of fifty consecu
tive years and over. They are Mr.
Gladstone, who has sat for fifly-three
years; Mr.. Talbot, who was elected in
1880 for Glamorgan. has represented
the same constituency for fifty-iive
years, and c. p Villiers, who has been
member for Northampton for fifty
vearS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
WILD TURKEYS.

The Curious Ways Hunters Have of Get
tiIg "A Shot at Them.
Hunting the wild turkey il COS, H.
cred very good sport. but a. they are
only in season during tie cod months
il requires hunter Of endurance to
liud them. In the mountains they
have II curious way Of gr:t n shot.
.Afi,r building "hlnd' of boughs 70
i d. behind, the hunter throws guam
THY # graz upon the ground with II
easy eunshot. and drops few era rs
in lines radating probably for a hum
drcd yards in every direction through
the woods. There is then plan upon
tn ground like the hub and spokcs OF
wheel. Early in the morning the
wandering 10 X of turkeys w II find
one o! the e >po!lrs and run along it,
eating as they 90. until they reach tn.
feast OF cora at the hub. This i, where
the hunter is concealed. and you can
ma~;n' tie rest. They get to the
az, bat like Rolon:ous. it is Il feast
not where they eat, but where they
are eaten.
Another device for lur.ng them with
in gun,hot is the turkey call. Il sort of
VIII lc made often from a wing Lone.
AID with VIII ch TIE voice of Il turkey
can b. very well initiated. TIE male
b RS answer and gradually approach.
amid blcathlcss intere, t on the part OF
The sportsman. until bang. bang. OF
20 roth barrels, and it frequently hap
pens. oil go the turkeys with only tic
loss of few feathers.
The golbl,r - an ill-raturci churl
ard W ii break up his wife's ne,t and
smash tho egg' every tine he gets an
opportunity. Worst of all he Kill, the
ycung not alone of his own fami V,
but also 81 hs neigh! o.s. This teaches
mother turkey 10 hde her ne away
and t. guide her youne so they will not
bc d scOvcred by the male. The n
stinct clngs to them IN demonstration
and they require close watching to pre-
vent the nests from being hidden away.
HToJk',T =, g'e.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
Ran ErauclacO.

BAGS Calcutta wheat bags. Jsc.
EIOt Il Best cit; extra. S'.2J(d -
medium, $50 a 100; shipping superiinn.
81 ~" SO
What No. ] grades. Sl.2.33: clio:c.
milling parcels, $50 y ctl.
BARLEY NO. quality. 9.3 & DC;
! brewing, Si.t2od LIZA.
OATS Surprise ana milling. Si.:aUyG
30: No. |. 81 l5Gi l.:U: No. I. .i5c(a 81, Oh
grades, sUc.a voc: black. SIG Lilo IT. CT.
CORN Large yellow. Si.t0Q 10: small
yellow. Sl.iJ(e -; hiie, 81. Il, "a Is tctl
CEtt kfD CORN Per tom. y Gta21.
| RNMi.AL Feed, S6n-7 T. ion;
fine kind, tor table, "a BE T. Ii.
SEXES Mustard, S2.2.,G3 for brown
anu S2"2.25 for yellow: canary. - q ic,
hemp. ;'4'd'ac; rape, 2s@3c; timothy, 5s(a
&c; alfalfa, = c T. Ii; flax, $50 ~ u ctl.
MiDDL!NGS Per ton. Si6.iU(d 1879.
Hay Alfalfa. $50 &l.ll.UO; wheat. SIT
"a IS; oct, Ss;a II; barley, SIGH; mixed,
500. -
STRAW Per bale. o5to dc.
HOl'S Per II. &c.
BRAN-Per ton, Sl5& II.
RYE-rer ctl. 81 Wtdl.l I.
HEAT c;l. 81 .2Nl ~.
GROUND BARLEI-Pcr ton. : ~
23.OO.
POTATOES Early rose. DOC: rvei
reds, 1Uc; Petaiulnas. Mctt ) 90: garnet
chile, 6O4 1jc; peerless. tu,aoJc; Hum
boldt kidney, 81 lUttl. .; do red, 500 t.
! ctl; pcachbiUws. $l.tO.
ONIONS Per ctl, 81. 80 40.
DRIED PEAS Green, $50; Mics
| 81 10; blackeye, $50 T. ct.
BEANS Bayus. 81 50p;!; butter, 81. &
| @l.35: pink. Sl.6c: red. 81; lima, $3.50
small white, Sl.25@ GO, pea, 81. Ua 2.Ot
y ctl. :.
| VEGETABLES tIccn peas. dc t. r.
carrots, i0ta UOc; turnips. 5Jta Coo; bects. it
atc: parsnips. 81: cabbage, 5OaG0c y ctl
| FKUIT-Apples. 65cM 81 for commons
lemons. California. !Occ c: lines, Mex
lean, Sll.02a II; oranges, California. l.2ja
$40 II box.
DRIED FRUIT un-,!ried apples. pa
&c. pressed; peaches, l3c; pears. &c; pums
7tc; prunes, German. &c; do. French, 1t
| y H.: raisins. new crop Layers, Sl.50G
LIS Il box.
HIDES Dry. " IL. usual selection. liza
l7t; dry kip. l7@i7,: dry cali. &c ,alteo
steers. 10 10 ;lilts. "a 7,c.
WOOL. Menioc,no. lS'a3Oc. y H..
humboldt, $50 zir; San JOAQUIN 6nSy
| eastern Oregon, ll(a l6c
Fbs
BUTTER-Fancy, Zoe; choice, ISa Iqc
fair 10 good, | @lSc; ordinary, la he
mixed store shipments, duh at la lie
Eastern. l2Aa lGc u 10.
| LARD Eastern, llQll! for tierces, anr
llt@ Ilsc for pals; california, 10Th, ga ; &c
EGGS-F dozen, Is c 20c.
| Turkeys. EObblers. l5tdl7c
hens. 2gtG2lc: dressed do. lGd pc y h
ROSTERS, S5td 600 for old and SIG $50 fol
young; hens, $6.00@ 500; broilers, S6a 7
as to size: ducks, $6.,Ua7. 80 u doz: geese
5000 20 u pair.
TALl.OW Grease. SGT: rendered 5@l
54r refined. ito 7Ac + Il.
! CHEESE-CaiiIUrpla. iltal2c.
SALT Per ton, $l6a 10.
| SCGAR-Dry granula,ed, &c: extra
| fine cubes, &c; fine crushed. 7c; powder
ed. tic; extra Gne powdered, SC; extra
golden c. 81; golden {. SIC.
| SYRCP-American refinery is quoted
at :i0c in hbls. :.2Ic in hf bbs. 81 C In ga
kegs. and SIC in l-gal inns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
TIL" S5s Hs soc sS Ssas
OPIATES.
ryrants Whose Hold on Patients Tan
Hardly he shaken On

ryrants Whose Hold on Patients tsn
Hardly he shaken On.
The first indulgence 10 In some sense
legitimate; is almost enforced. either by
acute pam or by chrome insomnia The
latter is perhaps the mos, dang rous
The pain. if it last for weeks. forces r.
course to the doctor before the habit ha,
become incurablc. Slceplcssncss 1. =
more persistent. and 10 most people q
much less alarming thing: and II IL
| moreover one with which tho doctors
can seldom deal. save through the very
agents Of mischief Neuralgia. relieved
for a time bv chloroform or morphia,
may be cured by quinine; slecplc~sncss
admits OF hardly any cure hut such
complete change Of life a. 10 rarely
possible. at least to its working victims
And the narCotist habit ones formed.
neither pain nor slccplcssncss 10 al that
its remuneration would involve The
drunkard, it must be remembered. re
drunk, as rule. but occasionally
Save in the last stages Of dipsomania he
can do. If not without drink, vet with
out intoxicating quantities 81 drink. for
days together The narco,is, who At
temp's TO GO for whole day without
his accustomed dose suffers in twenty
four hours far moro cruelty than the
drunkard deprived OF alcohol in NJ
many days. The effect upon tho s,om-
ach and other organs. upon tho nerve.
as well as on tho brain. 10 one ~ indie
scribable. unspcakablc discomfort
| amounting to torture. disorder ~
the digestive system more trying than
sea sickness. n dlsorganiyaiion ~ the
nerves which after some hours ~ uu-
sreakable misery eliminates in con.
vul,ive twitchings. in mental and phys
ical distress. simply indcscribable a.
those who have not felt It Where a..
tempts have lecn made forcbly aud
suddenly to withhold the accustomed
scdativc they have not unfrcqucntly
ended within n few DAYS in madness or
death. In other cases the victim has
sought and obtained relief by rfn t.
and through hardShip> which. In NJ, or
her he t days wouli have seemed i'm
possible or uncomfortable One woman
thus restrained escaped in dcShahll'
from her bedroom on winter n GIT II
arctic severity, ran for mile, through
the snow. and was fortunate cnou ,h Ia
find chemist who knew somcthins ~
the fearful effect Of such prva,ion. and
h:I the sense AMI courage To give ~
adequate quantity the poison that hid
now come the fr,t nrrrss M of lie
In n word. n>ycotcs. one and all, are.
TO those who haze once fallon I'm Ter
their power. tyrants whose hold can
hardly ever he shaken onr. which pun
ish rebellion with the rack. and with all
tho.e devices Of torture which mrdlrNnl
and ecclesiastical cruelty found oven
more terrible than the rack itself while
the most absolute submission sr.war,l-
ed with suflcrings only less uncndura.
bic than the punishment Of revolt De
Quincey's dreams under the influence
Of opium were to the fortunes of resist
ance what the highest circle 81 purga.
tory may be to tie lowest pit Of the IL
fcrno. National RerIeio
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24

r. 3. sad that Congressman Phil
ia nap pn. Whcu FRO ,ccuting Attor-
n 10 k,ntI IS. once nskci Il = twin
broth rtp ~ ease for him lie Il Il
o. uud Ito ont did not know the diff
l ucc
\ Ma nc luiy has ttNcl the expense
O. l c,nt a person out Of store OF
90 Dog place OF business or habitation at
fNruiN one dollars We are glad we
d1l Two IN Name The expenses Of
running our Office would bankrup; rs
I0 ioss than two months harrington
go lrcSs.
Some months after MARI. arc. the
J.. shlnd til. hi wife. in one Of those
hu tsof cpuiil nc, In VIII ch the mar
90 man tomot mos INDUCES. that
I.rf no LIVING with her. And only
100 1 Year ago h. was telling the same
$40. an That there va. no living with
o hor How tickle some people arc.
o. Dec urc' Hotn Post
Eliors nrc known 10 lie. as a
\ 81, ost cncly wealthy. yet the editor
- ih" Dawson O'a.l JonrHdi frankly
hn VIE igc. that 1t fills us through
uli though. thoro ighiy and ovtr-
Nlr'm ngis. when friend reaches
I hand ont u ~ and when we
."ptN clap u and tnl two great big
ltor dollars Z Ok ny 10 our hand. It's
e. trdynr. 1t. good"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
MARKET REPORTS.
Portland.

WHEAT Icr cL. valley. ST. q "
WAita " AHA, e!.l1a'i ] -.
HOT !. Ter hh', ~ianG;tr; nraii't>. :.
49,: ,ui.eIlil.c. 90 $50, couiiir' orai.i,
ELiHs Ter Ell. ~n..ti Whites. S:..,e'
oa>"~. -: i'ink-. - -; butter, So.
EUTif.E Fer t., choice daiI.. -
country store lu lie: Eastern, ~.
CHE:.~E Per 10. cho.rc loca'. - lie
imported. l-tG ltr.
ihltD lItuIi> Per Il. Apple. > =.
p!ur,, d'4 -: i'rune., Hfgs Sc; rcach''-. (
rai~iu,. $50 -.
EGGS Per d., BE.
LAIRD Per r., pals, He; tius. Eastern
IL: tbs Oregon, iI4c.
OAT MEAL Common, $50 : ell.
CORN MEAL Ter ell. So.
HOMINI Per c,l, IS -.
Graz ktD WHEAT Per Ell, -,
BUUKWHEAr FLOUR Per ct.. ; -"
@4Oo.
Kl Il FLOUR Per I'll. 81.
HiCt. Ter H., China No. |, o.: ni.>r'i
AZ; Hawaiian Islands. SO.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 70; onions
! H. t. IL; c,ri",>. Idc t. sab: taIn!l,.
| 90: breIS, SC.
CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, j Il can
t. dul. Stu, gallons, $50. pie irult,. a
sorted, Sl.Io, gallons, !; svcen corn, 81 :
@1.G0.
CUtFIE Z IL, Gua,c;lrai;,, green, ~
l3:c; Costa Kca, l.4c; OH Government
Java. 3tc.
POTATOES Quote in bushels Garnet
| chiiiS, 20; early lose, nc; Burbank seed
| llnG>, ;aic; peerless, .Jc.
| rot IL Rl thichei.s. t! Gcz. : 10 .
ducks. SJa6; geese, S9& 10; turAey>, t IL
log lie.
InUIiSIONS- Hams, = u, liz l:;r: 20
con, IL a l33:c..
PICKLES TcT leg, Sll0' -.
| SALT Liverpool, / log, - T. ton.
| II GAhS Quote hl,is: ca patent cube
~; a, crushed. 10; dry grtmu:at,d, 1tc
| golden {, J.c: rNlIa pow d.rCd, alc.
SEEDS " hoir>aie 10 iarintrs ct!, rcd
clover, $40; alfalfa, SIS; white clover. $50
aisike, 81: timothy. Prime. Si.5ti; Ken
| lucky blue grass, extra clean, 81 peren
niei rye grass, SD; red top, So; orclar
-gra>s. ST.; rye black, 50; bone meal, /
ton, >:io; bone phosphat,s. Si5
SPICES y Ii. pepper, lse Z''r; music. ii
| sc; giLScr, loc; olniiaiuon, :, s., uu;E.r:l
| SIC: sage. :Gc.
TROPICAL FRUIT Lemons, Sj,G.J
y case; bananas, 81 ti1; cocoanu;s. 70: W
angcs, So 3 =, " 40.
! BRAN Per ton, $i4ttli.
MiDDI.lNtiS Per ton, so -.
GROUND BARLEY Per ton S2ir, -
OATS Choice milling, :6c: choice feed
31a :f:ic.
HAY Per ton. $>@ 10.
HOPS Fer IL. Ca l23c.
WOOL Valley. l2G,i5c: eastern Ore
gon, l3@l7c.
GRAIN BAGS Per il. Calcutta, 6sc
| HIDES Dry, &c; sailed. 6e7.
| BROOMS Per doz. - ~ go.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
VIRTUE IN THE FAMILY.

There are all sorts and degrees OF virtue
and sometimes we are told that virtue il
its own reward. Mr.. a. +. Evans OF
Burr's Ferry, La, says, in writing about
Browns Iron Biters: II have been the
recipient of its virtue in my family to a
considerable extent" This great iron tonic
has superior advantages as reliable fam.
lily medicine. Its power has been thor.
oughly tiled. and its virtues abundantly
proved. Nearly million bottles a year are
sold by the druggists Of this country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
TiLts' TILES. PILES:
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
NO ONE MED SUPER

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