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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

Only those persons whose vocation de.
mands mental labor can appreciate the
necessity ofbrain food, and 70 these we call
attention 70 Dr.. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron, which II not only food for the brain,
but II also tonic for the blood, afording
building material to the human system, iis
constituent parts being daily used by the
leading physicians Of Europe and America
In their practice. Writers, above al others,
druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

"Ihave been married mors'n 4 thirty years" !"
boasted prosy ole fellow, "snd have asv.
ef given my wife cross word" THAT'S
!.it.s nsrasw. who lived viii dan. III
you bad. asnsy ~er!a have made yer
jump"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

Neuralgia and Rheumatism are depicted
in engravings a. demons tearing at the hu-
man form, but they could be more truth.
fully described by showing a dis0rdered
stomach Of elogged blood vessels. Vinegar
Bitters affords certain relief and eventual
cure for both by acting upon the internsl
system. II dispels all pain demons in.
stAnter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

Come here, sammy. and sit with me
until your sister comes down. want %
tell you about the railroad accident I've
irst bean through" "Gress you didn1 re:
huT!, did yorg ne, bri aow asa you
kacw thsts' "why, because paw said Aa.
vour chsek would carry You through any.
thing. ."-Pkda. Prsss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

The Governor Of North Carolina said 10
the Governor Of South Carolina: Sir, the
best remedy in the world Is Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup" aud the later seconded tie asssz.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-25

- "JSas, vi xhsa 9: ~ d; would yss !.ss .
sss ysnf husband. Pus No ca Sc. have
bad hos dine enough es 10 whils alive"
Hs wifs has not sswsd CO button fer him
hnce.
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Years have not seen and time shall not
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Love In Q cottage"-blissful thought
When man and maid are willing:
But ass. marriage poverty
Nzus coCns ineD 6lins.
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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Powderly on Prohibition.

NEW YORK, Dec 22-General Work
man Powderly has written letter to the
secretary of the Coed Templar lodge in
Brooklyn in which he says: Il am pleased
to know that my humble efforts in behalf
of the sacred cause of Temperance meets
with your approval. | have never said
anything upon the subject that did no.
mean, and the sentiments have expressed
fail to convey the full depths of
what I do feel upon this subject.
l regard the use of strong drink by men
and women as the greatest curse that can
befall them. To the use of liquor can he
ascribed nine -tenths of the ills that bcfall
our working people, and while our work
ing people are always held up as those
NEST likely to be injured by the use of
rum, it is only because through poverty
their faults are mere easily discovered than
those of the other side who drink fully as
much and are as much the slaves of drink
rs the working people, the only difference
being in the quality of the drinks. One
has to content himself with cent beer. the
other with ) cent champa gne: the Effect is
the same. aud the use of both should be
abolished if We hope to have strong men
and women for the future.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
IN ASHES.
Great Fire In Oskaloosa, Iowa.

CHICAGO. H., Dec, ga Daily News
special from Des Molnes. Ia. says: A mos,
disastrous fire, which is still raging. broke
out al Oskaloosa in the postoftice about i
this morning. and despite the efforts of The
fire department, assisted by citizens, the
flames are still beyond control and pro-
crossing eastward, enyeloping the entire
block in which is located the postofficc
Thus far $40 600 worth of property has
been destroyed with prospects that the en-
lire block will be burned down aud loss
of 800. 0G0 eptailed. The fire obtained
full Roadway before being discovered. very
few people being on the street al that hour.
The alarm was first given e, a. N. The
fire is not under control
The aggregate loss by the Oskaloosa fire
amounts to SO, coo; insured for $50, 0o0.
The principal loss is on the opera-house.
owned by the Masnns
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Il. of L. Complications.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Dis;rict Assembly
a, of the Knights of Labor, has appointed
a committee of five which is engaged in the
investigation Of the stock yards strike, and
it is asserted tonight the reason for the in
vestigation is that District Assembly 81,
(the packing house employees assembly,
has caused secret boycott 10 be issued
against those of the Chicags packers who
were particularly hostile during the strike
The assemblies,s24 and 251, embrace near
ly all The knights in Chicago and Cook
county. District Assembly "a and Sea
mans district assembly 1876, it is said,
were asked to support the 81 boycott The
members Of 246 preferred thorough in
vcstieaiion of matters in connection
before asking such step and the commit
tee is now taking testimony. Among the
witnesses summoned are Messrs Harper,
Gaunt and Dolan, who were expelled from
local assemblies during the strike They
were charged with treason and several
vestigation depends the action to be taken
in relation to the boycott by District AS
semby "a The membership which in
cludes nearly all knights in Chicago except
the Packing and Seaman assembly.
lie lDttulIOu Vi o. Is W l1huS utdtc u
general boycott against several of the pack
crs and make it permanent. The action Of
Powderly in declaring the strike off and
ordering the men back at ten hours. it is
said, has led strong local movement to
have him deposed 1t is claimed that Il
special session of the Knights of Labor
General Assembly can be convened
upon call issued by five
District assemblies from five
states. Those favoring the move say that
four other assemblies besides No. 81
Can be secured beyond doubt and that
such call will be made In this connec-
ton it is asserted that T. p. Barry and Mr..
Carlton, the two members Of the general
executive committee who were sent 10 Chi
cago to settle the strike, left the city with
uufrlesdly feelings towards Poverty, and
il Is sail that crusade has been inaugu-
rated against him. In case special SEES
sion of the assembly is called before the
next regular convention it will consist of
the same delegates who met at Richmond.
1t is this fact, say the anti-Powderly fac
ton, that gives the movement s pause.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
England.

LONDON, Dec 22-An interchange 81
views between Mr. Gladstone and his col
leagues of ting last Liberal cabinet on the
altitude 10 be adopted by the Liberals at the
opening of parliament. has resulted in al
agreement 10 support the government in
all its legal efforts TO suppress the anti
rent campaign, but TO use the immediate
enforcement of some form Of Mr.. Parnell 5
bill for the suspension of elections. The
Gladstone circle is irritaied over the
action of Mes>rs. Dillon and
o Brien, and the anii-Fent leaders
have been warned that there is no chance
that the cooperation of Mr. Gladstone will
continue unless they submit 10 Mr. Paruell
who i DESTROYS of common policy with
Mr. Gladstone who is suspected of aiming
Ia suppress the plan of campaign" The
Pail Mail G;izdte declares that both Mr.
Gladstone and Mr. Parnell are no longer in
accord with their followers who. il says
unless they discover and amend their error.
will fini themselves when parliament meets
without even tho rump of party Not
Niihslanding Mr. PaIneils di-plea>ure
Messrs. Dillon. o Brien and Healy
still continue their anti-reni tactics,
Mr. Chamberlain has written TO a CORES
pendent letter in which he says he still
adheres 10 his original Irish scheme. viii b
has nothing in common with Nr Glad
stones Eleasure.
Dean Bryne. presiding 4. q meeting Of
5000 Nationalist a, Poneroy, county
Tyrone. ;odsr denounced The government
lie said thai if the coercive policy was per
si-ted in be would not be responsible for
tbs peace Of hi. district
Sir Thomas EsInond, member Of parlia-
Ineut, and u numier IF Catholic priest.
sp0ke in similar strain They approved
the plan Of canpaiga" aud they wers
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
OVER THE OCEAN.
Ireland,

DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-Ihe government, it
is reported. has resolved 10 prosecute John
Dillon and Hcay for declarations at yesler-
days meeting OF the executive committee
of the National League. that they would
continue to carry Out the plan OF campaign
i'll defiance Of The government.
Ii can be authorltiNeiy stated that MIR.
Parueil is convinced that the position OF
Irish tenants Is worse now than when he
Introduced the anlieviction bill: that the
plan has, he asserted, produced abatt
uents in rents wherever every thing else
has failed, he regards Us Improbable. He
thinks it remarkable that the government
should propose coercion bill, as the en-
tire absence of crime leaves no excuse for
coercion The suppression Of the Irish
National League would inevitably result Ill
the formation Of secret sucltles that would
rival one another in the commission OF
crimes and thus necessilate the Land
Leagues asking parliament for fur
llIer coerciye powers. The pres
ent situation, says Mr.. Parnell,
points strongly to the probability of the
government being obliged 10 introduce Il
Uill leasing rents 10 Il standing fixed by The
recent decision of the land commissions;
also admitting lease holders. The govern
ment's illegal method Of reducing rents
through General Buffers action failed ex-
cept where assisted by Moonlighters or the
plan Of campaign.
Mr.. Parneli will lead strong attack
upon The whole policy and action of the
government towards Ireland at the opening
of the coming session OF parliament Ihe
origin OF the irish Lowlaud. Loyal and Pa
trlutic union asserts that Mr.. OBrien Wis
tied Lontion secretly fortnight ago ami
had a conference with Mr. Parneil A
deputatlon of tenants will shortly proceed.
10 Dublin and pray for u reduction Of 80
per cent III their rents
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
A Haddoek Memorial,

Sioux CITY. Ia, Dec % The Woman.
Christian Temperance union Of Sioux City
has organized an Incorporation for the pnr
pose Of building Haddock memorial
building Ground for this building was
bought today 4 building costing not
les than $500 is 70 he crecicd "a the alesI-
orr If Rev. Geo C. Haddock. who was a.
sa->inaied August last Among The inasr-
poraiors. aside from the leading temperance
women of Sioux City. are J. Ellen Foster.
Of Clinton. Mrs. " J. Aldrich. Of Cedar
Rapids, and Mrs. I.azc $ Sfruble, Of Ia.
mar. wife Of the Congressman fron this
disrric.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Turkey.

CoSsTASTINoPLE, Dec. 22-It is re-
ported that the porte hoped through the in
fiuence of Voulcovich, the Bulgarian
agent in Consiantinople, to bring about a
change in the Bulgarian regency. Diplo-
mats here, however, believe that ~Bulgari-
ans will refuse to change the regency until
an acceptable candidate for the Bulgarian
throne has been designated
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Kansas CITY Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, December -
Daily indicator reports wheat receipts 40Vo ship
ments ~ O o. No red Jan. 81 May nv.
Corn receipts 60 shipments 16N; In store II COO
No cash s11; Jan. Jn8 Feb. Sl34; May $50.
Rye-No cash A. bid.
Oats No. Dec. and JAN % asked; May q bid.
Flour n lott, IS XXX nrs,5 family. 81 ta6s
81 I5 choice 81 35eS ~; fancy. 81 5US&l IS; extra
fancy, 81 6s9Sl 81: patent, 81 $685. G5.
Eggs. butter and hay unchanged
Proyisions.-Round lots sugar cured hams Vibacon,
9 pried beef l dry salt clear rib sides, 8 81 long
clear s. 50 shoulders 81 81 short clear, So o.;
ed clear rib sides, IS IS; long clear St a5 shout
ders. s. D: short clear, So Co.
Mess Pork-S9 50.
Lard.-Choice fierce, IS o..
BILL Stur.-Quet.
Corn Meal-Green. 15 dried, 81
Chop-i elbow, IS: bulk, a.
Ship stnff,-Sacke,! .r52.
Hav.-Steady: small baled, So SC; large, s. u.
Flax Seed.-s2aS5.
Burter.-Steady creamery fancy. IS; good. %; fine
dairy, i5GlS.
Cheese. Full cream. lslfats, 79s; young America.
1875 Kansas. 6@1.
Talow.-No. l. 31e@334; No. 2, 2.
Hid-s.-Dry flint No l. Is: No. 10: bull and stag,
s. dry salt No l. 10 No 3 greco sxt 70. J. s; No. =
bull and stag, 8; green uncursd sc~2; calf. sss;
Shit ep Ielts dry Gall.
ing, 4L4a4s4; long coarse, $685. crooked. IS421e
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LoUIT. December2.
Wheat-No 2 red, cash, 19Is a194; December. 791a
bid January i9a79SA clos " asked: February. Sl1t
bid; Nay. u ss64 closing s61s
Corn No mixed cash. .l51$; December, S5
January a5S. closing So; February, S5y4sS61s; May
33Ista ~. closing 40
Oats-N mixed cash $50 December 2s2 bid
Nay, ais
Rye-a3A
Lead dull for all grades.
Butter-C Gre merry, -; dairy. 15aSS
EXgs-2lA214
Whiskey-Stea'iy at 81 IS,
Pork-Higher, SIl o.
Iard-Frm at s6G6l21S.
Receipts Flour, 4uU: wheat, 21,0ot; corn. $500
oats p uO; rye. 1861; barley. 1900.
Shpments-Flour. 500; wheat, 1900; corn. TtC;
oats. none; rye. 1890 barley, none.
Wheat Receipts OOp; shipments. 600, in store.
s25.uU: higher. No. : red cash. Is bid; January. 81
biz: May. SIS Bit.
Oats.-No. cash. 215s asked.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Two Prisoners Cremated.

DETROIT. Dec. pa Free Press She
boygau special SAYS the city hall and opera
house burned tonight The jail in the rear
of the city hall contained two prisoners
10th of whom were burned ~ death Loss
Sl0. 900: no insurance.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23

CsFcA.o. reesrntcr -
The Druvers formal rr4o-s carfie rrcci!st. IRE;
khiyrnentsSF>- stfpF..rS sts-> S<l - st~cters
and feeder fSvS &c COWS. hutir ard rssxe ~
LUX 49, - th-o-rl Tea sss~sp 3saGS
Hozs- Receipts Sc aaip1eats e.sse roGEn AMI
rlixsd T. - g. r<esiIs ani shiEiins tZ,<+ :
uynr 800 s. skiys So s.
sAeep--Fsec-i,ts sass shipments Iesss native .
81 ~ ws.tssp .-SSs -: l.1.lls :A~sS ~.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23

81. I.oUIs. Dec 22-It Is rz3uorei 20
night that the eastern and western sections
OF the WABASH railroad viii be SPARED
under the uew order Of things and opzz,sc
. uader different EAs2keneHa.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Bargains in Real Estate.

4 fine agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city. about i' broke, quar-
ter section fenced for pature plenty of wafer ami
small house.
Also 80 lots in city finely located ana In good
neGhborhood. Special terms To those wishing "a
make homes
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris. T. Pearce for VIM. Greiffensten. al
city Office. 1s-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
ST, Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS December y.
CattIe-ReceIpts 80 shipments, 64G choice native
steers SssI4 Is; fair to good shipping SIG
A' butchers steers fair TO choice uk&4 To- feeders
fair 10 good 51@3 81, Texas and Indians common
to fair s5s3 6.
Hovs-Rrreipts 500. shipments 30, choice heavy
iace4 ~; workers medium TO choice etS4 10. pigs
common 10 god loe3Sa.
Sheep-Receipts 20, shipments none; common to
nrinne2 ttRa4
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23

The total seles OF stocks were ~, - shares
New York Grain and Provisions.
NEW Yo2K. Decegnbsr -
vheat-Firr1er un-rstiesi red. - &sS !. No. ret.
91l4 elevator. K. afat. NJ. red. DECEMBER.
~. January Sassasis
Cnrn-rngrsded asa: > ssst. elevator. <s5a;
aInat Nn > Deceriter. $50
Oats-Mixed western. 3 Sc, Wife do Ss--2x-
Eutfef-FT-Tu az f2s-Sa
Chsese-we<tern fat. ii&I2a
EGr-Wo<teTn. 2SS41ea4
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
FOR TRADE.

NOR TRADE-Desirable vacant residence lots IL
Il Wichita for stock If general merchandise al
hardware. Address call on S, 2I0 ) Eniloria ave
Wichita. % ct
INOR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire outft
Il good business. good location: everything be-
longing to istciass livery STABLE situated in the
city of Cleveland, Ohio; will trade for land I'm west
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box iSs
Wichita Kan. l4lu
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
STRAY ED.

S,TRAYED-On December H. bay mare punv
hNwhiIe star f.releid about i've years old. hal
halter IA Finder Will he suitably rewarded by re
turning same To As Douglas T. l.. Mulnx. gait
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
New York Live Stock.

NEW York. December y.
Becves-Receipts, 1853 head; very dull and weak.
i've steers, b se.5 10
Sheep Receipts 3.ast shade higher; rheep. s. 10
asa 81. lambs, 81 uOeS1 W.
Hogs-Receipts. 25DU; prices better: 81 S0Gsi 90.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
DR.. WllLlAM HALL

of Hall s bennett,
Gives special attention e. Diseases Of women. Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Crnar,
Organs speedily cured beth sexes. Office
woodman's Bank. North Main street. Com ultatinn
day OF night FREE tRead Drs Hall & Bs,Enetts card
I'm this parer.i nm
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CRY. December q.
Cattle Receipts 1850. shipments, 0GS2: steady;
good to choice IS 90Gfsi %. common medium & y
"a s. 3d. stpcker, S. 2aS! as, feeding steers, S. 500
S. A. c'ws. 81 5GtS2 ~
Hogs Receipts. 1891 shipments. 1896 steady.
good to choice 81 LC@si Is common TO medium S. ~
@S3 IS
Sheep-Receipts. PTS; shipments, co. steady:
good to choice, 81 6Uar s. Is; common TO medium.
81 5OGS2 ~.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. December -
Money on call quiet at G6 per cent, closing at 8
asked.
Prime mercantile paper sGh
Sterling eAchaise dgil and unchanged actual rates
-,,E2a for ~ day bills and &~sla Tor demand.
government bonds duh ani steady.
IN, h Quiet and firm
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
Prussia.
Dec. 22.-The liea'
h is still raging over
rmany has caused comp
railway traffic with
Prussia.

BERLIN, Dec 22-The heavy snow
storm which is still raging over large
part of Germany has caused complete sus
pension of railway traffic with Saxony,
Thuringia and Bavaria, and a partial sus-
pension of communication with Silesia,
Posen, Frankfort, Mainz. Worms and
Strasburg The leading railroad lines are
being cleared by troops. The constant
downfall of snow makes the work very
difficult Dresden has received 10 mail
from Leipsic or Chamanic for two days
A postal service by means of sleds has been
arranged between Dresden aud Leipsic. A
dispatch from CaSsel says the storm is
raging without abatement over central
Germany and no communication has been
had with Berlin since Monday.
The German students in Switzerland
have been ordered to rejoin their regiments
Immediately. Many officers on furlough
have also been ordered TO return 70 Ger
many
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-23
aiehta Dals ghursdau aorutne

ready to take arms to rid Ireland of land
lordism.
The Times announces that Lord Ran
dolph Churchill has resigned his seat in the
cabinet. owing to disagreement with the
admiralty and the war Office, with reference
to the increasing expenditures of the
country and in view CO existing financial
difficulties. and also because he disapproves
the home legislative measures of the cab
met