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&c; ginger snaps, treble extra, &c; as
sorted iumbles, Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 49,
Wheat quiet; No. 2, red, cash, 66lc
bid, 67lc asked; September, &C bid,
671c asked. Corn stronger; No. .,
cash, 32}c; September, S3t@SSsc; DC.
tober, Soc bid, S5tc asked. Oats nom.
insl; 27lc asked, cash.
ST. LOUIS, No., August 2S.-Flour
firm, but not active. Wheat opened
higher under the influence of foreign
news; subsequenily'the market weak
ened some and became somewhat un-
s4tt.ed, but prices closed !Gsc above
Saturday; No. red, cash, sole; Sep
TENDER, S0g@S05c, closing at S0Sc
October, sega S25c, closing at S2sc;
November, Sis@Slir, closing at SAL a,
SAGE. Corn opened firm aud advanced
la &c, but later sold down and closed
&c below Saturday; cash, sole; Sep
tember, 39|GS9lc, closing Sole rsked
October, 4O2@4llc, CO log 4O3c. Oats
lower and SLOW; cash, 26s627c; Sep
TENDER, 272c; Nav, S3I(a3S5r. Rye
slow and easy; cash, 5lG sc; October,
53lc. Barley dull; gales Wisconsin
Sc1t h at 673c. Hay-Frairie lower
choice new, 5000; timothy firm at
Sl0@l3 50. FlaXseed dull; IL o. bid,
but held higher. Bran ec-ier; 49I@
SOC Corn-meal s'esdy, 81 lO@2 20.
Receipts->Flour, 5000 brls; wheat,
10000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 70.
coo bu; rye. 200O 0u; barley, none.
ShipmentsVFlour, 1900 brls; wheat
$4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
CHICAGO, LII, August 23,--The
wheat market opened strong this
morning, prices stating lc higher,
with September at 795c, on the Dc
cline in foreign secuutl and the
general warlibe tendency OF the cable
intelligence. The price dropped of
to 79lc, r. ct) 79lc, but under rec
offerings aud the publication OF the
visible supply report, showing rp in
CREASE Of l,77S,CC), dropped Oh 10 1850,
rallied and closed ct ~ 8 lee. Vessel
room WIS taken for l6S,COO bushels.
On the curb, ic the afternoon, the
price had advanced again TO 79]c
Corn was depre red and lower
throughout, owing to favorable
weather reports and increasing re.
ceipts, aud closed for the day ic under
Saturday. There was very little doing
in oats, and the general lone was easier.
Flour quiet ana unchanged. Wheat
active aud firmer, closing &c higher
than on Saturday. Sales ranged:
August, 775@7Ssc, closed at 7SGc;
Sepie nber, 7Ss@703c, closed at
~ G-lGc; October, S03@Sl!c, closed
at 81 Lies; No. 3 sp,ing, 7S3c;
No. 2 red, 79B,. Corn weak and
lower; cash, 41s3; August, AGO
424c, closed at Age; September, 42a(l
43c, closed at AZ 7-l6c; October, 1870
4l5c, closed at 43 15lGc. Oats ay;
cash, 26c; August, 90 l-l6@2BIc, cloled
% Lice; September, 26A@27c, closed
at 234c; October, 273@2S4c, closed a
2Sic, Rye quiet; No. 2, 50lc. Bar
ley heavy; No. 2, SOC. Flax9eed
weak; No. /, 81 l04 Receipts
Flour, 1000 br's; wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 100000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu. Ship.
ments-Fiour, II, 900 brls; wheat, 1885,
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1885,
600 bu; rye, lCcJ; barley, 10000 bu.
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1856. | 1885. I
R'ts U.
p'rts day 4,444 24s5 1879
Elk. Or. / $685. 365' 1865
St0ck"."." 1S4,530 1855 1858
R'ts Sept. l b ,384,55S 4,727, 53S I4,779,979
FOr'ga Elk a ,2S3,97lI3, SAG, 2SG'3, ,3lB



At noon: Liverpool spots were
dull in buye,s' favor. Sales, 500l
bales, OF which American ZOO bales.
Receipts, 1000 bales, Of which Amer.
lean 800 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows
Ordinary, 4fd; good ordinary, 46d;
low middling, 4 15.1Gd; good middling
SD; middling uplands, sgd; miidliDg
Orleans, sid.
[Iheprjces are given in pence and Cabs,
thus 4 63 means 4 63.64d; and OIL
means 5 l-6Id.
At noon: Liverpool futures werH
steady at decline; August, 03@j 0ld ;
August September, 5 0I@5 03d; Sep.
tember-October, Old; October
November, 504 esd; November
December, 4 82@4 cid; December
January, 4 cd; January.February,
1 G2@4 633 February arch, > Ol@jd ;
September, 5 DAD.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were
quiet end steady; August, 0ad sellers /;
August september, 3 cid sellers; Sep.
mber-Ootober, 5 Old buyers; October
November, 4 esd buyers; November
December, 4 cd buyers; December
January, 4 cd buy ers; January-Febru-
airy, A 62@ SD buyers; February.
March, . Old buyers; September, 8 Old
sellers.
At 4 pm: Liverpool futures were
steady; August, 5 Odd vFlue; Au-
gust-september, 5 DAD value; Ser
tember October, 5 Old buyers; Octo
ber.November, 4 esd buyers; Novem-
ber.DeCember, 63d sellers; Deem
ber-January, 4 esd sellers; January
February, 4 esd buyers; February
March, sold buyers; September, . Old
value.
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Even NJ You Bny a boz

common porous plasters-which you can set
for q song at any Of the Cheap John drug
gists-you have merely thrown away your
money, for one Benson's Capeine Plaster Is
worth them all. The reason Is this: Benz
that is honestly and skillfully made and sell
eptifcally medicated, Others are no more
than nominal limitations Of Bons0n's. They
are cheap because they possess none o. the
BE, The latter are prompt 70 act, pleas
ant to wear and cure in few hours ail-
ments which others win not even relieve.
The public are especially warned against So
called "Capsiein," " Capsicum," " yapu.
articles intended 70 deceive. Ask for Benz
sons, and look for the "Three Seals" trade
mark and the word "Capcine " cat In the
center.
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MOVEMENTS AT rME AEyEE.

Tiud's.--James Lee, Friars Point /;
viii S. Hays, Arkansas City; Belle
Memphis, Nicksburg; Il. L. Cobb,
Arkansas river; Gayoto, Tiptonvills ;
ID. r. Powell, st. Louis; City OF New
Orleans, st. Louis.
Departures Belle Memphis, st.
Louis; u. Il. Powell, Vicksburg; City
Of New Orleans, New Orleans; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; James Lee,
FtiHs Point; Coahoma, Os,eola; Gay.
oso, Tiptonville.
Boats in POrL-R. l.. Cobb and Ed
Foster.
Boats Due Dorm. Granite State,
City of Cairo and City of NatChea.
Boats Due Up.-Chickasaw and Cil Y
OF st, Louis.
Receipts Yesterday.
d. t. Powell-90 tons of merchan-
disc.
Bale Memphis-1C0 brl5 OF bagQiug,
IL bales OF cotton, leo bils Of tioa.
win S. Hays bales Of cotton, 026
sks Of seed, II blls Of SKIS and lot Of
euHdries.
James Lee bales OF cotton, 1903
brls OF oil and lot Of sundries.
Gayoso--365 sks of corn.
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pETROLElTn AgANKyT.

Coal Om-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., August 90 -Petrole.
nm quiet, 8, W. ll0o, 7bc.
PTrsnURG, Pa, August 23.--Petro,
leuu irregular; opened firm at 0lBc,
advanced to 62c, broke to 603c on
bearish news, but recovered at | o'clock
th'a afternoon TO Gle.
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COTTON sEnn rROnuCTs.

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, 23@2jc; Off crude cotton seed
oil, GOOGLE; prime GUNNER yellow
cotton seed oil, 34@35c; OIL summer
yellow cotton seed oil, 2S@30c;
miners Summers yellow cotton seed
oil, 32c; prime summer white cot
ton seed oil, sic; choice cooking y'l.
low cotton seed oil, 35@S6c prime cot
ton seed meal, Sl4 50@l5; of cotton
Heed meal, Sl2@lS 90.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORs, ETS

WHIsEY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
hon, 81 5O@5; redistillei goods from
S5c 10 IL 80, according to proof; rye,
81 7j@G,
CHcAoo, ILL, August 23.--Whisky
steady, 81 10.
ST.. LOUIS, No, August 23.--Whieky
steady, 81 10.
CNcINNArG, o August 23.--Whisky
active and firm; sales Of 1886 barrels
of finished goods on a basis Of 81 10.
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RAGgING Ann TsEs, RTO.

BAGGINo-Jute, , lbs, Sic; IL lbs,
73c; IL lbs, &c. Flax, s lbs, 7ic.
TIEs-$l 10G9l 10.
NAILs-f2 10.
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PennyrOyal Pills.

"CBIOHEsTER's ENGLISH"
The Original and Only Genuine.
Safe and always Reliable. Beware Of worth
lCss limitations. Indispensable 20 LADIES.
AK your Druggist for ChiChester's
EngIi-I" and take no other, or in0loss 4c
tstampsl 20 US for particulars IN LETTER by
return mail. MAN. PAPER. Chi-
chester Chemical Co.,
23I3 Madison square, PbIIada., Pa,
STRADB supplied By ESQ. @, GOODWIN
wholesale Agents. Boston, Mass
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HIDES AND TAELOW.

HIDES 49, Dry flint, 12i@l6c; dry
salt, l0@l2c; green salt ,7i@S4c; green,
5@6c; deer skins, 15@l7c. Beeswax
dull at 20@2lc; talloW, S@3lc.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--.TUEsDAY. AUGUST "a, 1856

and Chicago and the San Francisco
shares. Firstprices this morning were
down from f@s per cent, the
latter decline beng in Lake Shore,
Kansas and Texas, Western Union
Pand Union Pac fic. The market ives
dull except for Lsckawanna, although
there WIS a fair business in Erie and
Lake Shore. Pric' decliued from the
opening, but for only small fractions,
Lake Shore bsipg noticeaby firm at
this time. The ". , q somewhat bet.
ter feeling in the afternoon, but With
out special movement until the last
hour, when priC , were bid up by the
room trade the market closing
steady al quo iions. The business of
the day amounted 20 1850 shar; J.
Lackawauna we tn onlyl ctive
stock, i Il aggregating 1880
shares. st. Paul WIS the only other
stock in VIII en- The sales exceeded TO-
CO shares, It's busin S amounting ID
l0,SC1 shar,1. The net result of the
days business ia that everything on
the &C uAl Isl is irachonally lower.
Tne decline in Canada Southern, how
ever, reached Z per cant. New York
and New England shows an advance
OF ! ler cent.
The total sales OF stocks today were
1852 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1880;
Ere, 9235: Lake Shore, 92l0; louisville
and Nashville, 4705; New York Gem
tral, 6076; Pc ria, Decatur and Evans
till2, 1920: S.. Pau, 10,3)0; Union
Pacific, BOO; Western Union, 800.
Quotations were rs follows:
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Electric Belt Free

TITO introduce Il and obtain agents wo will
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Of charge, Ia each county In the IT,. S. linz
tied number VI our Gerulnn EicctrO,Gais
positive and unf1iling euro for Nervous Do
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NEW YORK DRY COODS MARKET

NEW YORK, August 23.-Jobbers
haV bad a very busy day. With
ageH'3 the demand has been moderate,
but the distribution OF goods on orders
OF previous proportions. Wool dress
god aud aannels are in good request
Stocks are nominal and pic firm.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER..

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. ). A., I
MEMPHIS, August 80, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75' meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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LONDON, Augustus, 4p,m-Consols
10l 3-16 for both money and the &C
count. Bar silver, 428d per ounce.
The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the B9nk Of Eaglaud today is
e72,Cc0.
PARIS, August 23.--Three per cent.
rentes, sci 45c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
New YoRK, August 90 Exchanges,
Sl07 472, 1865; balances, &3,936,51O,
Boston, MASS, August 23.-Ez-
chang ;, $l0,0S5,7lS; balances, 1884,
S46.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 23.-Bank
cearings, $l,996, 766; balances, $685.
66S.
PHILADELrHIA, Pa, August %. $50
Bang oleariDgs, $3,376,597; balances,
$l,264,9S7.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 23.-The
clelrings of the aIaociated haukI to-
day were $S.54O,CcI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nc, August 23.--Bank
clearinGs, s., 5S6,935; balances, $685.
53S Exchange en- New York so to Is
cents discount.
WEEKLY CLgARINGs.
BORON, MASS, August 23.-The FOL
lowing table, compiled from dispatches
from the leading clearing houses Of the
United S ates, shows the clearauces Of
the week ending August 81, 1856, as
compared With those Of the correspond
ing week last year:
New York, S6l1 ,522, S6l; inc, 1875.
Boston, G5S,056,779; inc, 100.
Philadelphia, $40 900; inc, ia
Chicago, $40, 7S4,0O0; inc, 1915.
st. Louis, $l5,0il,4 0;5 inc, LIZ.
San Francisco, 6l2,07l ,698; inc, 3L2.
Baltimore, $l1,C2L0Sl; inc, IS.
New Orleans, III ,154, 900; inc, GA.
Pttsburg, s7,066,922; inc 5.S.
Kansas City, f4,754 75S; inc, 20,S,
Louisville, 1854, PIP; inc, SIS.
Providence, So $40, 500; inc, as.
Milwaukee, 3,430,000; inc, ga,
Omaha, $3,975,545 ire, GO.2.
Mime 3pohs, So, 1850; inc, G. 5.
Denver So, 79SNO).
Galveston, 1886, 189.
Detroit, $2,920,752; dec, Al.
Cleveland, ~, 435,00l; inc, 81.
indianapolis, 81, sos, 600; dec, ST.,
Memphis, &7SS,33S inc, SIS.
Columbus, Sl.933,9 $50; inc, 6G.6.
Hartford, Sl,276,6 O2; dec, "a.
New Haven, 81 ,Ol9, 431; inc, ll,5.
Peoria, 1921, $50; dec, S.4.
Portland, $7S5 COO; inc, IL.
Springfield, $500, sos; inc, 81 9,
St Joseph, 1922, 100; inc, 5O.7
Worcester, $3.50, 637 inc, 1873.
Lowell, S514 $50; inc, 49,,
Syracuse, S479, 1927; inc, 40.
Totals, SSS4.074, 1928; inc, 1879
Outside OF New York, S270,5 ,459;
inc, 14.F4.
Philadelphia and indianapolis partly
estimated.
Galveston and Denver not included
in totals.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS nav

Arkansas River---R. L. CoBB, pm.
Cincinnati........,... GRANITE STATE, 5 pm.
New 0rleans...,,~.CrrY OF NArcHEz, 70 IN.
st. Louis....-.".....AREANsAs CRY, pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Friars Point.......JAN LEES pm.
White Riyer.."..,.CHICKAsAw, JPN.
0scoola..."....,.,.....CoAHoMA, pm.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City.."..KATE ADAMS, 8 pm.
Tiptonville. ..,......G AYosO, Pm.
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GENERAL TRADE.

The following quotations ara the Of
fetal quotations of the Merchants
Exchange:
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
~ purchase Certificate No. 30 for ten shares
Masonic Temple Stock, issued TO X, W. Shel-
ton, April N, 1874, as II has been lost or mis-
laid, and have app led for a duplicate.
S. X. SHELTON, Administrator.
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COTTON MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet, and closed quiet; middling,
SIC. Sales, 80 bales to spinners.
EXCHANGE OUOTATTONC
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New York futures opened easy
and closed dull. Sales, ASSOC bales.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
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FOR TiPToNVILLE.
LEE LINE.
aENnlNN hIRN. -,

J, ". Cooper, mEstep...J. W. smitltfs,clSfk
WIN loave as above on every MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ B o'clock.
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New York spots opened easy, aud
closed eteady. Salee, 2l66 bales.
Quotations were sc follows:
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STR. AIuCHTN NO z.

STIR. ALBERTA NO. 3, al''ss
Albert B. Smith-....,.,,,..tnastert .ls.-sssI ka
viii leave EVERY SATURDAY at nm.
Through rates given to all points. Freight
consigned 10 tho Memphis and White River
Packet Co., ut Memphis or Terrone, will DO
forwarded promptly, For general intormR-
ton apply ri office, No, 3 Madiaon St., ors
Call Telephone w. II. Q. LOWE, Ag't.--
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Memphls& White River Pkt.CO

For Clarendon, DCVRlIs Blum, Des
Arc, Augusta, Sonrcy, Newport, Jackson
port, Batesville and an Way Landings,
STIR. CHICKASAW, sT~
n, 2. Postq lWv1v ,ywnm99iv!eT; ;;;,,4'-s21|
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FINANCE.

Moneyin good demand at s per cent
The Clearing House report is as fol
lowe:
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eIOaiaOElRa

For Randolph, Fulton, 0scooie and Way
Laudlnub-Steamer
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New YC-l sight on all points, pa
buying, Z premium selling; New
England demand, l discount buying
New Eng 3nd sight, / discount; Now
Orleans, / discount buying, par selling
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-08

for New London last Monday morning en-
route for Newport, where they viii witness
1.-THE annual race Of the New York Yacht
Club, Capt. Joseph Elsworths yacht.
ssAdmiral, carries the party, who will
probably continue their cruise till next Sat-
ufday.
Among the guests at the sScarboro. .
at Long Branch, are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Hoyt, of 40 Prospect street, Heights.
Edward NJ. Kyle, of Avenue E. Green
vile, is in Massachusetts spending few
days with friends.
Jennie Reilly, of First street, has gone
to Sharon Springs for months sojourn.
Belle Hutchinson, of Clerk street on the
Heights, is rusticating in the Catskills.
The Misses May Briton and Nina Hella
and Mrs. S. Markley have returned from
the Catskills
Freebooter Schinzel and family are
spending few weeks at Sharon Springs
Mr.. NJ. j. Hogan, of Adams Express
Company, has returned from New Haven,
Conn.
Mr. L. F. Lambert Will spend his vaca-
ton in South Jersey.
Rev. DR.. Jas. T. Hogan has returned
from Somerville. N. J..
Ex-Chief Francis will pay flying visit
to Boston, Mass. tomorrow.
Geo. Dingler, of Engine Three, has gone
to Newton, N. j., for week.
Julius Stacy is in South Jersey.
AL. Hedden, of West Newark Avenue, is
roaming in New England.
Florence Key, of York street, will return
from the Highlands about September LIST.
William Henry Harrison (not of Tippe-
canoe fancy is in the Catskills.
May Jones is taking in the Camp Tabor
camp meetings.
The family of ]. f. Klump, of Ocean
Avenue, are keeping cool Cast Monday
night they were freezing) in the Catskills.
Agnes Manion, of the Heights, is sojourn-
ing with friends in Newburg.
Hattie Rogers is in Trenton.
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ARREARS OF TAXES FOR 1882,
OF JERSEY CITY

The time limited and appointed for Of Taxes I'M
limits OF Jersey
of
Collector Ior said at MS once IN the CITY Hal before the liked
incurred in relation the directed City Charter
the OF until al the
said
balance
in act
the local Of
relation thereto shall paid 70 the City Collector his %
The CITY Hail. before the thereof
BY Of the
JAMES III. LOVE, City Collector.
Dated Jersey City, 2,
nate; tr for triangle.
RETURN OF UNPAID TAXES ON REAL THE YEAR
1882
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pit IL front |
pits 10 20rr.l
Ia 22to29pt3I
pit so 81 81 |
Ipt1 2to11pt1I
Iptl4 is to 1gl
Eto23pt24pt25I
pt 70 !
| 1t % |
30 to 81 pit 81
E2S 29pt24tc2l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-08

2anonein getparnt babe, un6 bat oemitbig,
baB Die Serren Dor tbrer 2Ibreiie menigItens
noh etnen SrnbiB. ben ct iUgIet6 bereiten
laiien ipolle, annebmcn m09ten.
Nue leine Yerii6erungen, aae Qnerbtes
tun9en purben BON ben betben 8allonen
mn nit 9rimmtgen GcrUuni9ungen Afes
anttuortet.
Gortissur9 feI9t,)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-08
Malaria

Malaria
in tbreH peri 6tebeueu Sorwen.
G1ntteIEcbeF.
Gs eiebt fein WttteI in Der Q9eLt, Uel6es taItes nnb
OOer iOnitise Tie6er Omit 3uSiebunq pom 9tobpa9A
8tuenj 10 i6nel beiIt, ME Railways Ready Relief.*
Dem N~bpetden, Durdial ODER idmer6baiten Stnbls
aano miro in Is bis 20 Wtnuten our6 ben 9eblau9
DON Railways Ready Relief o~bgebolfeu. &eber
8Gutonbrans nod @nt3iuouus, nod 55pa6e ober
@attiSteit tOIst auf ben gebraH4 Oes R. r. Relief.
G1mer3en 4ttO @eD-
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braub belOtrtt cine bauernbe 9eiluns. preis 50 Gents.
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rbotosn unb aler StOrun9eH Der @tnseDeioe. stein
pegetubtGiId, tetne opur pps Neertur, 0ttunaIteu Ooer
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6umpfe SbmerSen i'm Gopfe, Weougel an AuSoiinitungs
selbes Qusieben Der Sout uno Der Iu9en, Seitenlteber,
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&0rper pom alien O6engeHannten Rranfbeiten befreisu.
Bel Apotbeferu gu BADEN.
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hotir suseiGtdt weroen.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-21

TIE Tribune OF yesterday has this :
''It is due 10 President Cleveland
to offer, as an apology in his behalf the
fact that imperative engagements in
the penitentiaries, in Canada and in
the criminal courts. of most of the
available Democratic material, pre-
vents more rapid changes in TIE Of
fees at the disposal OF the executive" :"
Now we submit, neighbor, that is
to say the least an unseemly way
to speak of the individuals who COM
pose great national party. In the
last election the party cast a decided
majority OF all the votes polled.
Does the Tribune mean that most Of
these are in the penitentiaries, are
defaulters in Canada, and are before
the criminal courts on charges of fel-
onies? If our contemporary has
tried to get off Joke, We feel con-
strained to say it is in very bad taste,
and quite as far wide of the mark in
respect to wit, as it is in respect of
fact or taste.