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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09

All who desire full information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Scofula and
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney Complaints Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail, free copy of our 50 page Illus
trated Book of Wonders; filed with the mo st
wonderful and startling proof before
known, Address BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, &c,
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Decatur, Ga, May l. 1856.
BRTGHT,S DISEASE.

have been sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder troubles for several years. l have late
HAVE haf ha Wha sw B Of p my
shortness of breath. The urea f.s noYsonad
my blood also. I secured and am using B
B. B. Botanic Blood Bum, and find It acts
powerfully and ve~-.1 quickly, and am delight
ed with ITS cIacts. I had previously used a
large Quantity OF various advertised remedies
and several eminent physicians also waited on
me. tJut p. B. B. stands at the top.
JOHN II. MARTIN.
Rock Creek, Ala, May i, 1856.
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@ AT A r r B.
GOD E-THROAT,
bOhU-MOUTH
Etc in all Forms and Stages.
PURELY VEGETABLE


ENTIRELY HARMLESS.
REQUIRES NO INSTRUMENT
IT CURES WHERE OTHERS
FAIL TO GIVE RELIEF
ATHENS, GA. Dec. u, 1855. Gentlemen:
have had catarrh in very severe form three
years. During this time my stomach was
greatly deran@cd my sight, taste hearing and
smell were much impaired the latter three al
most destroyed. About months ago Judge
Cobb gave me bottle of Certain CataI'rh Cure
This have used carelessly and irregulaaly but
with most gratifying results. The above
troubles have entirely disappeared, my general
condition is much iG!proveti, and so great has
been the change, feel like different person
entirely. Yours, ETC., LUCY RUCKER.
What Lucy Rucker {coI. says above, | believe
is true. The effect ofthe medicine upon her was
suffering seems relieved and she tells me this
one bottle did it. FSigned.l HOWELL COBB,
Judge City Court, Athens, Ga.
1 have examined tie recon men dations and
Certain Catarrh Cure and being personally ac-
quainted with the parties by whom they were
given feel no hestancy in saying, they are
titled to the utmost confidence of the public.
The &. co. is entirely reliable and honorable in
all dealings.
[Signed.l r. REAyEs, Mayor of Athens.
Only a few of our many certificates given
here.
Others can be obtained from your druggists,
or by addressing
3 G.. Co., Athens, Ga.
Sold IN WINSTON. by SMITH & BROWN.
DIR. V. o. THOMPSON.
may Ely ASHCRAFT 81 OWENS.
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= Cine ni9t seringe Nn3abl bp,t
beuti9en uttb englii9en gintDanberern
trafen porgeifern in San NntOnio Elm.
= Gin @~ergniigen eigetter Dirt ma1te
fi@ geftern ein Mann Namens 9pnpz
ban. st brang in cine ienfeits bes
San Pebro gelegene 2~aferb6bIe unb
3tpang bic barin befinbli6en Sirnett,
bor ibm gu tanaett, nobel er eine gela<
oene WaHe bereit batte, UNI etpaigen
u~ngeborIam iofort gu beitrafen. Merfz
tpirbigerpeiie abnbete ber GecDrber ben
fotoerbaren 5paB NIT ether @eloftrafe
bon MUIR $40.
= Inter ben 8ef9morenett, uel9e
I'M MaisS ermin bes 8uabesgeribts 3u
btenen baben, inben fi@ Die Nameu
folgenber Deutf@er: Nuguf Weller
bon 2abaea, Otto 8rintmant unb Sus
Illus 9oIetamp bon Comfort, Muguf
StarB BON @omal @ourtp, Sofepb Gauft
bon Meu>8 raunfels, @bolpb Guos unb
s. 8. S9mibt bpn ga5trobi1e, 9enrp
9ein bon 2are6n, SalnmDn Seuti9
unb @barles S9reiner BON San Mntos
nio unb $. s. &unb bon 8tctoria.
= Die Miiiionsbabn bot geiferu
gum erfen Male @ieb b%ef6r6ert. Die
2abung betanb aus bret Carloads
pferben, bic lit Gloresbile gela6en
puroen unb 1a@ Sort WDrtb befimrtt
finb.
- Sobn 6. WiIio1t unb 9lnbere bats
ten i'm 9iitrittgert9t eine &lage geger
bic Sunietbabn anbdngig gerna9t, bic
einen pa9tfontratt fir 2anb in pres
fi6io gountD betraf. 9as 2anb, mels
DIES tbnen bic 8abn berpa9tete, tuar
ni6t TO, tpie angegeben tDuroe, uab
beBbalb berlangteu bic &ldger bas
pa1tgeb im 8etragesbDn $940 aurid.
Oas nrtbeil BET SSurD feI at gunfe1
Der Gunfetbabr aus.
= Mie es beiBt, fol- Der biefige Mtiz
litdrcomman6ant, GeneraI Stanley,
bur@ @eneral. Yotter eriebt iperbeu.
Sem Stabe bes 2ebtertt 1T Der tpobIs
befannte Capt. Claus, Der gum Maipr
abarcirte, beigefiigt tporben.
Gin Correspondent BON 2arebD
miBt benz gputtDri@ter unb Sheriff
bic S@ul6 ant i1euli6en 2iot BET unb
bebauptet, 6aB Beibe bic proseifion Der
8otas anfabrten. General &oberts
1T bagegeu Der Meinung, baB beibe
Beamten Iqes aufboten, UNI ben &ioi
gu %Derbinbern. User bat &e@t2
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mag Der Sheriff fabn bebaupten, baB
gdr feline 5en5 Dorban6en fei. I'm fein
@epifen gu berubigen, penbet ct ft9 an
bic 5taatsbeb6rbe in Nufin unb ldBt
fi@ erfldren, pie eigentli9 cine geieblis
DE Gena bef6afen fein mi1e. 8ielz
lei6t befommt banm iogar nod bas
Sbergeri9t nit bieier. gnti9eibung gu
tbun, bent1 1T unierm @eri6tsberfabren
tperoen ia mitunter tpunOeriame 9inge
beriibt.
&ursum nit Der &lase sesett @rob>
night bat es quite @ege. gs m6get
Sabre bariber bergeben, ebe iie ent=
i6teben tpirb, urb uer tpeiB, in tpel9et
9dnoent bann bic 8ertpaltnng beg @taa>
tes liegtl
l1n6 bo6 tpdre es brinseno nbtbig,
eite @nti9ei6ung berbeiaufibren, neil
ser Bro5eB gegen Goodnight als Self
flage betra9tet tp1rb. Getpinnt Der
Stat, barrt foQ es nod iiber bunbert
an6ere 8ieb5i6ter i'm panban6le ber-
geben, ole ale in ungefebli@er Weiie
2anb eingefen5t baben.
Sod bel mir0 wobl ni9t babel gu
gepinnen feim, uno Die &efultate, bic
ber 2anbpolitit entfprange1, birften
ungefdbr folgenbe iein: 9as 2anb,
uel9es an WonnpDliten berf6leubert
Durbe, 1T fort, bic Sab Balance"
pel6e man baour6 i6uf, 1T ebenfaIs
fort, unb ieBt 1T bas 8olf g%estuungen,
mod @elb btnterbrein 5u tuerfen, Inn
tpenigitens 6asienige 9anb uieber 5u
erlanger, iuel9es ii@ bic 2anbmDhopoz
liifen niberre6tli@ aneigneten. Ser
aabme &rieg, ben man aber au bieiem
3mede gegen bic 8ieb3i9ter er6ffnet,
pirb uabri3einli@ erfolglos berlaufen.
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a. 9eute. et~nsetrbfen unb BEL y.
@@ol5 am 3apf: 2emp's 8odbter.
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Can amtpnip 9nrrs@ erein.
Samifag ben II. Mpril muffalif@e
notwithstanding unb 9rdna9en 1T
Der Surnbafe. STIR Mitslieber unb
oeren @dfe (Grembe).
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8. &. a9a4er, WboIefaIe. uxl

6. S. wsiIer, MboIeioles uxA
&etailbdn6ler In Garbsn. Stlet!. 4x'
ftreimermaterialen, Commentaries,
San Mntonio empfieblt ieir ersses
Eager in bieien 9trtifeltt au Neip 1sss
9reiieu unb m,a9t gong beipuAers anf
gbromos, Gupfers trb GtabItti1er,
Delsemdlben unb Ybautdfie . 8iIbern
aler 9rt. ferner 0uf Die gefwrnGdDoAe
glusmabl bon 8~ilberrabMet Der oless
mobernfter Jprm urb aif bic Mues
umfaFenben 3~ei@enmaterialeu oiif'
merriam. Mle Muftrdge fur trgeuD cine
Der obigen 8rau@eu tueroen prsuspt
aussefhbrt; 8ilber BON iecet @rbbe en-
gerobmt unb ole Irbeitet niosllwE
f9meI uub gut beiorgt, bic tn has gas
f9Iagen.
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ar @ir empfebIen unieren 2eferu,
bic gefonnert finb ober bic Nbfi9t bas
ben, cine 8efu6sreiie nod ber altett
9eimatb an3utreter, Bel ibrer Mtlfunft
in SerieD @itD ober 9obofen, in 81 e.
geli's 9pteI abaufteiget, befen
Mbrefe in ben Mn3eigefpalten bieies
Blattes 3u erieben 1T.
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Nerlan8t
tueroen CUTE u nfrei@er. Na@s
5ufraget Nr. 306 SDutbs StraBe.
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e g.
l5 Gents gOmbiHatioH
@eibwadren.

bis 3ine1 9atpie, @inabdms, Scile bu sforb
sub aabers @ai@ : StOht IN srOber austpabI.
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0ut~Depdrtement

IL in ieOsr 9~e3iebuns muftsrailtia in Yreifen
bon : i - $3.50 has Stad. Saneben finbet
Sanbf9ube, Sofentrdser nnb ale anbsren
4rtitel, berer elm Serr aur 8~erboufdnbisuns
ieines alnsuss unb feiner 9oilette beoarf. gIe
bentbaren 0egenftdnbe, bic man aIs Gur>
Gnobs au be3ei@nen pfest, finb in
srober MusipabI Sorbanoem.
Au6ereem fiibren mir berfdiebene Irten bon
Rofern, @eiietaf9en, &eeenfdirmea uno einen
sroben Borratb bon @nmmiwaaren fur Serrea
Daxtex nnb &iaber.
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~ Mqe Wirtbe, bic 2emp's Bier
berfaufen, baben Bodbier am 3apf.
Muerlet.

Muerlet.
- Sugen6 mill aastober, 6as folls
ten bic Mlten ~bebenten, tpenn ibuen aus
tpeilen bas Soben ni6t gefalfen min.
sic babett es ia 1T ibrer Sugenb ni@t
better gema9t. Mber tnenn bic Jreis
belt, bic matt Der Sugenb
gepdbrt, ausartet un6 ger1etn=
i9d6li@ tuiro; baum folte NIT
a1ler Stremge bagegeu eingei@ritten
tperben. Gin fol@er 3ufanb Der Din.
&c eriittrt ieBt In manGen 5tabttbeilen,
ttartentli6 in ben 6ftli6 bonn Sylufe gez
legenett. st tpirb bur1 bic fogenanlt=
ten Mggerfbooter Derurfa@t, nit 6ene1
fi1 bic Sunger aif Der StraBe beruras
treiben. Sm Sen 96fen 1T feitt Menf@
fiber, 6aB ct ni9t pI6bli6 BON einem
Steintpurf getrDfen tpir6 ut6 man9es
Genfter it f9on 5ertriimtntert worben,
o1tte baB man ben l1ebeltbdter, Der ben
Stein acknowledgements, su entbede1
berrtas. 9ie Or6inana, mel@e bas
Steintperfen berbietet, III tublDs, benn
obne &tdger giebt es betanntli9 feinen
MiGter, urb bannt bdlt es INNER
f9pierig, 8epeife bei3ubringen. @bens
10 tuenig ldBt fi@ Die. Sadie auf frieblis
DE Weife betlegen, benur tpenbet fi@ ber
Gei1dbigte an Die gltern eines fol9en
fteinperfenben 8uben, bann tpirb ibm
getpHbnli9 bic Berii@erung gu tbeil,
6aB er fi9 IRE unb baB Der fragIi6e
Mi1etbdter Der folgfamite unb artigfte
Sumge fei. .Selbft- tpetrt Bel benz fleiz
men unbolb i9onYaQe Mn5ei9en bes 5us
fiinftigen &op6p 5u Gage treten unb CT
in @egentpart Der GItern bieieIbe 8irs
tuofitdt I'M gemetnen Glu9en enttoidelt,
nie Elm @ombon, 10 tbut ..bies feiner
Golgfamtett feinen gintrag; I'M @egens
tbeil bdlt mar iein Tl16en fir @eniaz
Iitdt unb fir elm 3et9en BON gnergie.
Muf tpel9e Weiie foa fi6 nun Der friebz
li1e Burger gegen ben unfug Der SUIT
gen f1iiben, beren @rSiebuns bDn ihren
eige11en gltern pertpabrloft ipirb? Ners
fu6t ct es felbT, fi9 &e6t au berf9efen
unb eiten bDfen Buben gu 5ii9tigen,
bonn fann ibm bas 5umeilen 9nnoerte
bon Dollars foiten, wdbrenb er fraHrei
ausgebt, tpenh ct einen 9ieb niebers
If@ieBt. Sinh aber ni9t 8ei6e, Der
Dieb, pie Der @traBenbube,
benz gisentbnm sefdbrli6. 9aa
einsige Mittel, unt ben nnfug beg
Gteinmerfens gu beieitigen, tptrbe bas
rim belteben, baB bic poliaei tebe1 Sunz
aen aufgreift, ber i1 NIT benz Niggers
{booter auf Der GtraBe berumtreibt uub
| niht erit iuartet, Bis Elm Gldger auf-
tritt. Wiroe bann Der &eeor6er ftreng
NIT benz 0ater ms @eridt geben, 70
m69ten tpobl In 3utunft ni6t mebr 10
biel Glagen iiber bic bertpabrlofte Su.
geno einlaufen.
Ser bieiige poifmeifter 9pmarh
lit ieBt enbli6 bonn Senat beitdtigt tpors
ben. Mit Inn erbielter bic ppftmeiitel
bon BeItoa 1anb @alpefton, Gptpen Sas
tum urb Sbos. u. @arp, lire Beftdti.
gung. Die republifanif9e n 8orgdnger
Ser beiben 2ebtgenanntett empfablen
fogar ibre Befdtigung.
- @eftern ftarb tn San Mntonio BIZ
@attin bes Mai. Gonberfe bon be,
SunietsBabn. Sbre 2ei@e uurbe mad
9oufDn gef@aHt.
-M. s. 9agnorl, einNbbDfat ingl'
Fin, tuurbe BON ber bieiiseit @rarb Surf
in Mntlage3uftarb berfebt. OF uirb BE-
f@ulbigt, an benz reuliden p~ferbebieb
l fabl in Megito betbeiligt 81 iein.
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sy 2emp's 8odbier er0fnet BITE
Saifon.
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"velvetine Powder. M
Yrdparation tcurbe auerf IN per pssasss1s
Mrmee sesea berbribe unS s~rincige sue. g.
aeu bas @unbreiten ober Munolaulta' Seses
$rideIbite unb aIe Der reberRttnas peg yIAsss
entfprinsenben Santtranshsttsn an9smaRe!.
NIs Elm VuIber fiir climber fsbt fs airiihsrtraIs
fen ba. 9reis 2b gents. Yrdpartrt Hpe aam
8erfauf BEL ". . refs, %lauls 9rps Gtsse
Gan Mntonio.
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S. DEUTSCH & GO.
rren>EDtlettedrtuel.

Das sr5bte unb ~reidbaltiete Eager bon
Serren. untertleibern in Der Stabt, In alien
SteTen, bon 8aammoIe Biz aur SeISe. SIN
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= Sas sr6Bte Eager BON @epebrs
uno &ebDlper=P atronea unb Cullen
bel Yiper & S9uItbeB.
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Semben

fabrea mir bic beriibmten Star nnb Manbat.
tan, binten ober borne gu 0ifnen, NIT ober Obme
arassn, einfade obsr serippte Bufen. 1lnfer
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Dentf@ @ma1tfde g@mle.

9eutf@ Gnglif@e S@nle.
9as neue @Gsfiabr Der obigen Nn<
ifalt beginnt am SOnnerftag ben 20.
biefes Monats.
2inber, Die mod feinen unterri@t cts
halten baben, f6nnen nur gu biefem
Sermit aufgenommen merben.
Mnmelbungen beliebe man einauz
rei9en BET benz Director Serr1 %.
8arbed, benz Sefretdr 9errn s. s..
S4Ifer, BET 0errn Sic. Sengs ober
BET benz nnter5ei9neten.
s. @roos, Brdiibent.
Is. Mpril 1886. 12mt1mtu
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-17
Herat yiiIaEes.

Villages in the Herat Valley, on the
Afghan frontier are carefully protect
ed by a mud wall enclosure, often
strengthened by bricks, with line of
defcnces in addition, and mud fort,
tower shaped and loop holed, where
the CHIEF of the village usually dwells.
The principal houses are dome shaped,
and surrounded by fiat rooted buildings
for the animals. A low opening ad-
mits to the enclosure, too low indeed to
allow a rider to pass. so that the horses
are led out to be mounted. The ami
mails are sometimes housed on the
ground floor and their owners above,
but generally beasts and their masters
inhabit separate dwellings,.
The Heratis are very hospitable, and
when inviting the gcologist attached to
the British commission 10 visit one of
their villages. they began to break
down the wall at the opening, that
their guest might enter mounted.
They are much less reticent and SOL
en,n than the pure Afghans. with
merrier expressions Of countenance
and more exuberant spirits. The Her.
att horseman is rollicking free lance,
a gallant sportsman, and particularly
fond of boar hun ing. The Turkestan
boars are splendid animals, and at a
short d stance look as big as the coun.
try black cattle; while they are 80
bold as to enter the encanpments by
night, in spite Of the lights. One oreed
of boar in the Kiosk Rud valley is said
to have humps.
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An Ingenious Device.

What the fat and feminine portion of
needs, says Clara Belle, is
some scientific process by means OF
which, without internal injury or ex-
terror discoloration, the skin may be
rendered impervious to the cold. Win
ter brings no terrors to a lean woman,
for she must wear considerable thick
ness of covering anyhow, in order to
maintain good outlines; but the natur-
ally too bulky figure is not to be dis
tended without greater injury to the
feelings than mere chill can cause.
! therefore,, the very full skin is compel
led to do without exterior wadding and
to suffer frightfully from the nipping
air of this season. The best that q
plump woman can do is to trim her out
door wrap with bands of fur, 50 that
narrow sections of her body may be
kept at an endurable temperature.
When l met such an acquaintance, and
informed her that the mantle was slip
ped down couple of inches from her
shoulders. she answered: "Oh, l know
it. l did it on purpose. There are
three rings of sealskin on it, don't you
see? and l am warming myself in al
ternate layers"
About the best device for \ woman
who doesn't like to increase her rotun-
dity is chamois-skin undergarment,
fitting snugly from neck to hips, and
taking the place of all other chemises.
Thus no appreciable increase in bulk is
made. and at the same time much
warmth is gained. The growth Of
bustles and the departure Of sealskin
skirts render it easy enough to dress
scasonably below the trunk, and pei
crime atop of the shoulders is rather a
gain than otherwise to dumpy form;
so that the area of frost is more re-
stricted than for several years past.
Slender women wear for comfort and
looks an inside jersey of plain stockinet
goods under the outer jersey, which Is
decorated with embroidery or braiding.
The little pclerines of seal or silk plush
look exceedingly jaunty on tall. thin
women, but they are sure thing on
neuralgia or rheumatism.
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THE OLD WORLD.

An attempt was made at Amiens,
France on the 10Th, to assassinate Jules
Verne the famous novelist. Two shots
we're fired at him by a young student, who
turned out to he the authors own nephew
and vho had come down from Pans for
th- express purpose OF killing his uncle.
One OF the bullets missed the novelist
altogether. The other struck him in the
leg. inf 1.cting a slight wound The nerhew
has for some time been student in Paris
and is thought TO be a monomaniac.
The king Of Saxony will be present in
Berlin on the 22d iuss-, to take part in the
celebration of the anniversary of the birth
of Emperor William. The most prominent
artists iD Berlin aud many members of the
diplomatic corps will participate in the
ta.leaux vivants, which will form part OF
the presentation of Liszt's oratorio Ella
beth, to be given Oh the occasion. The
tableaux will include the ''Arrival of e iza-
beth at Wartburg,' "s he Meeting with the
L-ndgrare." 1.-The Miracle of the Roses" !"
The Departure for the Crusade" Eliza
beth's fight from War1burg," The Feed
ing Of the Poor,'' "rbe e peror's Writ to
Esszabe.h,' and other pictures from the
story Of her life.
Tie distress among the poor in Paris is
almost unprecedented. The city svarms
with begears. The applicants for public re-
lief number $1,000 more than a. the same
time last year. The city loan for the con-
struction Of the lew houses tor the purpose
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-17
He Was The Presidont.

Late one afternoon an old gentle
man wandered into the Office of a
State Street insurance company and
looked curiously around, evidently in
search of information.
An active young man who was just
81 'sing the safe stepped forward and
asked if he could be of service.
well, wanted to get some insur-
ance on the barque Rover, but your
pe. pie don t seem to be around,' said
the stranger.
The active gentleman informed the
old party that he could be accommo-
dated. and after some doubt and he>i-
ta,ion on the part of the insurance
seeker he was fitted out with the neces-
sarv document aud took his leave.
The next morning he made his ap-
pearance again. and singing out a
venerable. gray-haired clerk he-said,-
Il came in here yesterday afternoon
for some Insurance., and one of your
boys SAID he could Tx me; but !
thought perhaps he might not know
how TO do the thing just right, so !
thought I'd drop in this morning."
The old clerk smiled. AID asked,-
(Which of the boys was ite'
The cautious customer looked around
the room. and then said:-
lit was that smart-looking, black
haired little fellow over there"
The clerks eyes twinkled. and he
said.-
LET me introduce you to him, and
leading;" the applicant up he said,
''Mr. Dash. allow me to pre-
sent you to Mr.. Blank, President of the
Blank Company"
The astonished customer stared al
the energetic and smiling young presi'
dent for a moment, and then ejacu-
lating GOSH left the Office withou,
az other word.
The president does not close the safe
now as often as he did. but his early
aud late attention to business bearl
evidence in the splendid condition oi
his company.
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In the city of New York, the other
day nine Thousand petitioners asked
that the museums be allowed to be open
to the public on Sunday. Among the
signers are four clereymen and rep
resentatives of one hundred aud twen-
ty-nine labor organizations. The the
ory OF the clergymen is that it is bet
ter to open reputable places of enter
tainment to the non-church going class
than to shut them up to the ckoice
merely of the greg shop. believing
that closing of the museums will not
increase the attendance at church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-17

CONGRESSMAN Tom REED, is d great
society man. an entertaining conversa-
tionalist, and attends all the receptions
and parties. He is a rare French
scholar, and almost the only member
of Congress who keeps abreast of cur
rent French literature. His mornings
he deyotes to his books and the even
ings to CAV life. Mr.. Ingalls,, of Kan
sas is exactly the opposite Of Reed. He
meyer goes into society but passes his
evenings in work and study, at his
rooms.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-17
THE MARKETS.

WHEAT-Nc.. | hard; S7c bid;
Sd? Md? 49, NoetSsrn' etS, No. 7sc bid S0''hsFn
s4.5V@4.75; bakers, - 25@4.5o asked; rye
Corn No. 2. 3116c asked. Nav. 94' bid.
Oats No mixed, 29,;. bid, 301f asRe .
No. 2 white, SOC bid.
Barley No. Z, SEC. bid.
Rye No. Q, 45.. bid,
Flax Seed-S95
Baled hay, $3.50 asked; timothy 1928
Dressed beef, choice steers 6 e. "o ~
veal. 1850.
Butter, extra 2l@2sc bid.
Cheese, 10 @ IL.
Eggs, extra l2c. asked
Potatoes, 45c per bushel bid.
Live Stock-Sales of steers ranged LOS
@ $4.11 per LOO lbs. Sheep sold 81
Il. GO per 100. Hogs 50 IS
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAr.-No. hard cash, S7]9c. bid fol
March: May, Ole: No l Northern, cash
S2h: No. Northern, '614c bid.
rLoUR-Patents in sacks held a.
s4.7o @490. In barrels, $4.S5@5: 10; e55
as 75 delivered at New England points
IS 4O(05. 70 delivered New York and Penn
sylvania points; bakers *3 7O@4.N
CHICAGO.
Wheat, March 81, May s5X.
Corn, March 37h May. 4"4c.
Oats, cash 2914c; Nav 321S.
Flax seed No |, 81 11A.
Pork, cash, 500; May $1o.O5@
| 10.
Live Stock, Cattle "a 1oM4.35; hog
t4.12 20: Sheep, f2. 25 W5e5
NlLWAUKEE
WHHAr-Cash s124c: My. s5xc.
DULUTH.
WHEAT-Cash, SS1 May 249; No.
Northern. Cash. AN''.