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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
General Logan Coming This Way.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-B. N. Austin, of
the Northern Pacific. received this after
noon telegram from Portland stating that
General Logan will arrive in Portland on
Monday and will be in Minneapolis about
a week later. He has changed his mind
about the Southern Pacific and will try the
Northern
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
The St. Paul Street Railway.

MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 19.-Mr. Lowry says
he sold his ST. Paul street railway because
he couldn't spend three hours day in St.
Paul, and the system needs that amount Of
personal supervision. The purchase price
was SS0OOO0 ',
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Holding the Fort.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. l8.-Judge Springer
returned this morning from the scene Of
the recent troubles between the Minneapo-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
THE MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH
New York Financial.

New York Financial.
New YORK, Aug. 10.
MONEY-.On call. loaned from to 8
per cent, closing at 3@94. 80. ..45.r
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER -4@5.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Weak and un-
settled, at 1914 for 10 days, and 4SsA for de-
mand.
STOCKS. 4
Northern Pac.. ..2eA Northern Pac. pfd..5
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
ON TO BISMARCK,
The Force of Ora

Bismarck Line Being Increased.
ABERDEEN, OAK, Ang. ia large
quantity of graders outfits were unloaded
in Aberdeen. Saturday and Sunday, to be
sent to Roscoe for the Bismarck grade and
to Bristol for the grade south of that point.
1t is not yet definitely known how far
north the road will be built this year.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Big Deals In Wheat.

New YORK, Aug. l9.-During the first
hour and a half of business this morning,
over 100000 bushels of wheat changed
hands.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Duluth Market.
|ULUTH. Aug.

DULUTH. Aug. 10.
WHEAT - The market opened 1c higher. at
Sic for September; s2Ac for October. reached
ss@hc, then marched steadily upward to SIC for
September; s3Ac for October; closing. Septem-
ber, 8l5sc; October, S2ssc. &%%
Receipts-Wheat, go, 900 bushels. ig
Shipments Wheat, 26. 600 bushels.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
The Opening of the Convention of
the Irish National League
in Chicago
Characterized by Unbounded Enthu-
siasm-Many NOtables
are Present.
The Important Happenings of a Day
As Gathered for the
Tribune.
The Convention.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-The scene presented
in Central music hall shortly after o'clock
this afternoon was in many respects extra
ordinary. The beautiful auditorium was
crowded to its utmost, delegates occupying
the lobby and seats on the floor, while the
boxes and galleries were full of ladies'.
There was tremendous outburst of ap-
plause on the entry of Michael Davitt, and
again when the presence of Mrs. Parnell
was recognized. She was given seat in
the center of the stage. AS President
Egan rose, there was another wild out
burst of cheering. Before the president
had spoke half dozen sentences the lob
bies, and even the aisles, were crowded
with spectators. The applause during
Mr.. Egan's address was so frequent that
it seemed to break forth almost at the
end of every sentence. His mentions Of
Gladstone were enthusiastically received,
but when near the close of Mr.. Egan's ad-
dress came the phrase, "Peaceably, if we
can; or otherwise, if we must" the CALLER
les seemed to shake. Three cheers for
Washington, Gladstone and Parnell were
given at the close of Mr.. Egan's address.
President Egan announced that at the ma
tional committee last night, Judge James
H. Fitzgerald, of Cincinnati, had been Sc
lected for temporary chairman, and John
P. Sutton, for temporary secretary.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. IL.
| 7SNc; October. S0ssc. -s5't 5 s
| CORN-Dull; No. 2. 41Ac.
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Minneapolis Market.
MINSEapoIIs. July Ia.

WHEAT-Firm and higher Cash, 77l4c; Sep
tember, Tssc; October, TIC; new, 1c under old;
No. northern, cash, 741sc; September, Tiafc;
October, 74c; new, 1c under old; No. Q northern
cash, Tie; September, 7II4c; new, &c under old
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Seventy Ballots and No Change.

KAssoN, MINI, Aug. 19.-Grim deter
mination marked the faces of the delegates
to the republican congressional convention
this morning as they reassembled this
morning to ballot for the thirty ninth time.
The vote showed no change from the long
struggle last night, Lovely receiving 80,
White 80, Miller 7, and Dunnell, +. Shouts
of applause greeted the reading of the re-
suit, but the convention quickly relapsed
into silence while ballot after ballot was
taken with no change. After the fifty-fifth
ballot move was proposed to break the
deadlock, and several conferences were
held looking to uniting upon some new
man. The name of Allen J. Greer, of
Lake City, member of the Wabasha dele
cation, was suggested. Three more ballots
were taken with the same old story. The
balloting continued until the seventieth
ballot with no change.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
Mountain Fires.

REM1NI, MONT, Aug. 19.-Fire broke out
in The mountains to-day, which has burned
down to the town and the whole country is
aflame. Unless the wind changes, the
towns doomed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-20
IN THE PARK. ,

CINNABAR, MONT, Aug. 19.-Forest fires
have been raging in the northern part of
the National park for some days. The fire
is now but fifteen miles from the mammoth
hot springs. Captain Harris, of the First
cavalry, with fifty men arrived to-day to
take charge of the park.
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9 8rieffaHen.

s. s. in 8. 9. Das bewuBte
Bud iiber Bienen3udt 1T i'm 8erlage
BON George Brumber, Wfiltpaufee,
Wisc. eri6ienen.
grz @efreiter, @itp. Mdbs
reno bes Cages Der Control 8eriamilts
lung bat li9 Der beutid5e &eierbiif unb
2anomebrmann als aetioer @olbat au
betra9ten. Ser 2anbs@ @enblrm 1T fir
ibn an bieiem Sag elm militdrif6er
0orgeiebter, benz er unbebingten @es
boriam i9ulbig 1T. DaB elm 8erffoB
biergegen, = einerlei Db In nii6ternem
Doer in angeae9tem 3uifanoe-ein gros
bes 8ergeben gegen bic Oisciplin 1T,
bebarf feiner tpeiteren @r6rterung-eine
anbere Grage if es iebo9. ob 5 Sabre
u6tbaus fir ben Mnitifter uub 5
Sabre @efdngniB fiir bic llebrigen nidbt
elm etmas. -. rei6lides GtrafmaB 1T.
Wenn Sic, Werebrteiter, obige 4nga>
ben aa3meifsIn uno fogar nit 10 lies
bensmiiroigen gemerfunseu, wie nlds
1erlid" uno reinfdltig" I'm iih mers
fen, 10 benefit bas nur, oab Sic 3u ies
uen 2euten geb6ren. BON benen bic 8ie
BEL iaet: r0err, bergieb ibnen, benn
fie mif1en nidbt mas iie tbun!1 Sm
uebrisen n61ten mir Sbnen oas eine
gebenbe Gtubium oes uGleinen Meisz
bubn" anempfeblen. Gin nettes Bud.
bas = namentlt9 re9t geeignet sur
Mufrif9ung alter @ommiB &eninis.
cenaeni-
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attMtter

bic TT bem glute ibrer &inoer 3eiden bon
lnreinbeit entbefen, follten iogleid) 3u ge<
etgneten Seilmitteln greifen. Ser Wiangel
oieier Sorgfaft bel iungen Mdbden 1T Die
9auptnriade Der meiiten &ranfbeiten, benen
6ranen unteriporfeu fino. Trau 9arriet
q. Battles bon Soutb Gbelmsforb, Uiaff.,
idreibt: pMeine slu0lfidbrise Eodter leibet
ieit einem Sabre an allgemeiner @dpdde.
Sett einigen gSoden fingen mir an ibr
aper's Sariaparilla ein5ugeben, unb tire
@eiunbbeit bat iid ieitbem bebeutenb per<
beffert." Grau S. 8. 8obinion, Yerfins
ct, Somerpille, Mai., iast: yWlitter
ioflten
Apfr's SarfapariQa
in ibren 6amilien gebrau6en. Sir wadb.
den 5tpiiden 10 mno IA Sabren iff fie I'M.
i9dtbar."
Sn allen apotbefen su baben.
preis 81; ee9s Slaiten, IS.
8ereitet bon Dr. s. 6. aper & Co., 2otuel,
Weaif., 9. ct. b. q.
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Cages . 5semisfeitea.
& nj q B..

= Oie rationale tpeibIi9e Sempes
rena Union bat elm Circular an ole Nrs
beitsriiier erlalen. in tpel9em es bens
felbsn Slid tDiinidbt, gu benz &riege,
ben fie gegen bic 5aloons fiibren.
- Die 5o3ialiiten ober Nnardifen
in @bicago 3eigen i@ benz geplanten
cooporatioen Gleif@p6telunsssefbdft
feinblid.
Sm Opernbauie 5u ct. 2ouis
lino @9mierigteiten eutitanben. Die
Mrbeiter i'm Weinberge bes 9errn tn ct.
3ouis baben ibren 8emeinben ben Be-
fu1 oes 8aaets DerbOten.
Muslanb.
Oie 0iferei6ii9en Delesationen bas
ben bic auBerorbentli9en MiIitdrsBe=
milligungen genebmigt.
= Die frans6fii9e Regierung bat ii
rem gonful in 5ofia imftruirt, bic 8es
i9hbuug rulfii9er untertbanen benz
beuti9en goniul su iiberlanen.
profeFor sedenborf, in Wien, ber
am Ianbtpirtb bi9aftli9en Snitltut anges
itellt mar, bat Selbftmorb besangen.
Ct eridoB ii6.
irantrli9 bat nit Merito eiaen
6anoelspertrag abgei@loifen.
= Sn &io be Saneiro tpirb bas Nufs
treten Der Gbolera in NbreSe geitellt.
- Sn paris tpurbe befannt gema9t,
oaB ii9 &uBlaub meigert, gfitolaus BON
Mingrelien als Garifen BON 8ulgarien
an3uertennen.
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MIe Jeniter paren finiter. 9tur bic
beiben nit Garbinen berbdngten Cd
fenifer bes 9aufes segeniber iparen ers
leu1tet.
Oas, mas mid allein fiimmern mdBte,
pdre bic Neinbeit Der @egenmart uno
Der 3ufuuft, bie mir geb6ren wiirhe.
unb bafiir mlrbe id einiteben. CLAUDE
mir! fuhr 2laus fort, mdhreno ct be-
ftdnbig mad ben bellen Genftern bins
iiberblidte. llnb fannff ou bir oenn
ni9t pprfe0en, tpie glidlidb es mid
MAIDEN tpiirbe, elm 10 fd6aes unb lies
bes Mdb9en auf3uridten, our9 meine
Sorgfalt beran3ubilbeu, burd meine
2iebe 3u pereoeln. gemiliermaBen erit
in bas 2eben eir3ufibren: Sci ber.
fi9ert, baB i9 biefer pHidt einge6ent
iein uno neine Mufgabe erftillen tpiirbe.
Su Iieber @ott, tper meiB oenn, wie
es um Die &tnbbeit beg armen @e.
fdopfes befeqt gemeien 1T, unb mel9e
Beiipiele es bor Iugen gebabt bats
Cine idle9te, peroerbte Natur 1T es
bod pabrbafttg nidil 9a brau@t
man oas freunblide, flare Iuse nur
an3uieben. So f6aut fein Wdohen
brein, bas ii6 pi1entli@ abgemanot
bat bon benz, mas lbm als bos Ne6te
ge3eigt uorben 1T. Oa tann man blel=
lel9t BON einem unslitd, aber ba oarf
man nimmermsbr BON elmer 56ulb
fprs9en. uno menn ein Wtenftb be-
redtist 1T, einen freieren, rein meufd1z
li9en Gtaabpuntt ein5unebmen unb
miIber 3u urtbeilen, als es bic lieblofe
@efellidaft at tbun pflest, 10 bin i'd
es, ber bieier @eielli9aft polffdnbig
fern ftebt uab ibr sar ni9t nabea mag.
Was min i9 benn tbuns Sd beiratbe
i9Iimmfteu Sails cine Wittme, bic nit1t
perbeiratbet gemeien lit.
Ser Nusorud, tpon,it Rlaus biefe
Mrgumente porbra6te, mar Diel fleinz
lauter als beren Sinn. Ct mar eben
enti6loEen unb fiblte nun bas 8es
biirfutB, Dor fG felbft uno Dor Dem
Greunbe isinen @ntfdluB als eiuen
bur6aus berniinftigen au re9tfertiget.
(Gortiebmns folst.)
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Eegas ..


-, 9idter @uffap @oot in 6oufon
bat feline &efignation 5urttiae3ogen.
Sn elmer Gradtcar Der WfiRouri
Baeifc Babn fcno man in 9ouifon Ell
men Sramp, ber bieielbe in 81 paio
Ibeitiegen bate unb felt brei Sagen feine
2ebensmittel bate, ba bic Gar perfiegelt
mar.
- Ser Mfapor BON @albefon tuurbe
aufgefprbert. fi6 an elmer Contention
Der Mapors aller gr6beren Stdote au be-
theillgen, bic am Z. December In Wafbs
ington ftattfinbet. Oieielbe bebanbelt
bic bunoertidbrige Sabresfeier oer ans
nabme Der Contribution.
= Sn Nufiin ftarb Der Iugenarat
Or. S. s. Watbis.
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Gin smmnser nns partnaatser @laabe

an bic Birffamfeit seniiicr @iitteL bic auf cine
sewaItfame @eife wirfen, it cine Shmdde,
6ie bic @infdliisen unb fie gprurtbeiispoaen
beberrfht. Der unbsrniinitise @ebrau@ BON
abfnbrmitteIn 1T eine febr aemObnlide Ybafe
Der sarrbeit sbiefer 2eute. aloe, Yobophilin
NIT 9udsrIber3us, gaftor0l, Auedfilber nnb
anosre aItmootfbe w. Mtsneimittel balleu iid nod
immer inter oieier alaife bon seuten, auo OBJ.
sIei4 ser erfols bon s ftetters Masen.
bitters seuasenb benefit, DaB @ewalt aur
Seilung ni1t notbwenbis if, 70 beitebsn bic
snbdnser einer ldnsit ipiberlesten abeorie
barauf, uusepobnIid srobe Spfen bon Nb'
fiibrmitteln au seorauden. Dpipepiis, Tsr.
ffopfung unb 2eberIeibsn wtrbeu ebenin gemlb
uno ariinbIi@ ourd oas 8itters sebetIt. .aIs fie
unfeblbar bur9 ben unberniinftiser @ebraud
Der arsneien, bic mir psrbammt babem. per.
f9limmert merben. Be6felfieber. Merpofitat,
Nheumatismus unb tlntbdtisteit Der Mieren
ipei9en bel benz gebrauGe beS bitters.
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u d t u n al

5rau ". 596nert, bic renotas
mirte pubma6erin San Mntonios, bat
ibr @efGdft tpieber auf ibren alten
plab, bod in elm rteues gerdumiges unb
elegantes 2ofal 3uriidperlegt. Jrau
@16nert bat fi6 biniiatli6 ibres guten
@el6mades unb Der bon ibr angefertigs
ten Maaren ndbrenb ibrer 20idbrigen
@ei9dftstbdtigfeit einen fold suten unb
tpeitberbreiteten &uf ermorben, bob bies
ielbe feiner peiteren gmpfeblung be-
barf. Sur bic biesidbrige @aifon bat
Grau @d6nert einen duBert groben
unb mpbernen Waarenporratb erbaIten
unb berfauft benielben au ben biligifen
preiien. Wir f6nnen benz i96nen @es
i1le1t bringen5 anempfeblen bas neue
2ofal Der 6rau 596nert su beiu@eu
unb T1 Bel Der erfabrenen Dame in
pi6tigen 3oilettenfragen @atb gu bolen.
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Cur 9sDtis fir Weritdberte.

0om 1. g1opember 1886 an tperber
ale Jeuer. .0eriiderungss polieen nul
nod ginaablung ber prdmien in casf
abgeliefert.
Gannie s. .Glorian, @.W.2ap & Co.,
%. u. Bonpnge, u. Mope,
Smith & Co., sSran3 GlmenDorf,
q. u. Doung, Sbos. J. Braon,
Mgenten.
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outer ErfoIs in ieoem syaIIe.

8. q. BRADFORD, Yapierbdnnlsr in gbatta-
noosa, Gen., fdreibt, oab feline eumsen bon
elmer itartsn grialtuns befallen iuuroen uno bae
sr oiele Wfittel oasesen erfOIslos anmanbte. Ct
murbe beranlast, Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
sesen ausaebraus gu periuden, ct folste ben.
Ratbe nnp 1T bur9 ben @ebrau9 peniser Gla.
f9en sebeiIt poroen. Set iener Bet Bat er
bas Wittel sesen Sufen unb grfdltuns in feiner
S5amilie itefs nit sutem grfols ansepanot.
Diefelbe grfebruns babea 2anIeube semabt,
beren reben burd bic punberpoae Siseopers
gerettet purbe.
probsFaf4sn fret in Der apotbete bon v
1reik.
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sasliAe erfabrums ieses Gtmselmen

iff, baB 8etna@ldiiisung bss StubIs
ganges Biz 9aupturia6e 5eitDeiliger
ungeIunobeit 1T. 3eugniB bes friiberen
Oberri6tsrs Don Georgia: sd babe
Gin m ons 2iber &egulator
gegeu cine bur6 6ftere 2eberii6rung
entitebenbe 9artleibigfeit feit "a
syabren unb tpenn ben Weiiungfn sez
mdb, INNER nit entl9iebenem 9tuBen
gebrau9t. Sd balte ibn fiir cine quite
Wleoiain gesen 2eberit6runs. tpenigs
ftens babe ih i'm ielbif 10 gefunben.
6iram Marner, @r.Oberridter
Don Georgia"
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aetn anpd,en. Saets en- ,nehr.

@bparb Sbepberb in 6arrisburs, Sa., iaet ::
rDa Der @ebraud Oes electric Sitter 10 tpobl'
tbdtise Syolsen fiir mid bate, balte i'd mid fur
berpiliGtet, oies oer leioenDen Nenfdbeit mit>
autbeilen Sd bate a6t Sabre lang ein boies
Bein unb meine Nerate bebaupteten. oab ent'
psber Ner anoden seidabt ober oas 8ein OBJ
genommen tperben miiue. Statt befien gebrand)'
fe i'd brei Glaiden electric Bitter unb S4a9.
teln 8udIens Mrnica. Salbe unb mein Bein TT
iebt btsefunb.
electric 8itters pirb ffets ben @rfolg baben,
Der fir baiTelbe beonfprudt pirb. Sur 30
gents bic 6lai9e bel u. Oreib.
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= Die 11.@erie Der 8erar Builbing
& 2oansNfociation liegt tebt sur lnters
f9rift often. perionen, wel9e Mftien
gu unter3ei6nen pauf6en, Dollen anf
Der Office ber genannten @efellf9aft,
Nr. ~, 5olebab Street, poripreden.
gfur eine beidrdntte Mn3abl bon Mftien
pirb ausgegeben.
SobnG. . DIE, 6efretdr.
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rWbite 9tiper, %. s. DIT. '82.

Derrem Or. $. 6. aper & 60. Mei=
ne Qerren: Meine Grau litt iiber. 20
Sabre an &beumatismus in ben 6iif.
ten unb Beineu. slls fie Sbren @lmas
nod las, slaubte ie feit, Sbr Sarias
parilIa tphrbe fie beilen. Sic bat bier
Slai6en babon sebrau@t unb 1T nun
70 eefunb tpie ie in ibrem 2eben. Sd
balte es fir pili6t, Sbnen meiHen duf.
ridtigen 9ant aus5ufpre6en.
s. Gngborn."
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- 6. Geeligion, ber friibcre pofs
meiiter bon @oiiab. tpuroe i'm gunbess
gerid9t su San Nntonio um $3.50 ges
itraft, ipeil er eiuen Brief geofaet bate,
ber nibt an i'm geri9tet mar.
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Hn6lens Mrnsea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe ber @eIt fir Sdmitte
Auetf6unsen, @efdpiire, 5ieber. unb 4aut.
NusidIas, Gledte, seiprunsene $dnbe, Sroit'
beuIen unb ale Sautfraufbeiten furirt 90
morrhoiben ober feline Besablnus. 8olltee
Classification garantirt obsr Das @elo wtro
auriiderffattet. rs Gents bic Sdadtel bet u
Sreib
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giIerne unb ftdblerne 8elocipebes,
8icpcles, SrioDeles, @rprebmngen unb
un3dblige anbere Spielwaaren 1inb Bill
lig in Der Gbinabale 5u baben.
@regDrp & Co..
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: BON Sort Wortb aus bat Semano
an bic teranif9en Senatoren unb Res
prdientanten gefdrieben uno ii9 mad
Der Nbltimmung iiber ben Bunbes=Sez
nator erfunbigt. Das &eiultat ipar
folgsnbss: Marep so. Serrea 80,
Srelanb rs, &eagan 29 Stimmen.
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= 8enn Sbr bic Is bina SalIe
beIu6t, pergeBt ni6t. Die beiben Count
ters su beH9tiaen, ipel6e bic fiir ben
4nsuertauf beiiimmten Saben ent-
balten.
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= Das Geuerbepartement in CORPUS
@briiii bat fein 15idbriges Subildum
gefeiert.
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- Ser @ebatteur ber rGr. prefe"
in 2aneaiter, pa., bat Mnfdlle BON
&beumatismus i@nea bur@ ct. Sos
fobssOel bertrieten.
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Hunt & Booth.
6eu u1lb @etreibe.

6eu fri auf Der Babn an iolsenben 4ldsen !:
Son Aatonip, Rh'e, Sanlor, 5cdlep,
Walu, Pieree Sunetion.
Neilles ssobniou @ras epeSialitdt.
T etdbtif6e Orbers iperben prompt aus-
ssfiibrt unb sarantirt.
Easqrapbirt pber fdreibt tusSen yreiien.
ssItbbou 22s. Office "a, Weit auebafrabe.
Can Antouio. 7.l0Susp4p
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29
Look Out For the Balloon.

TO show that we are not all dead in
this community as some would avow
Mr.. Mires Rosenthal, our indefatipa-
BILE and enterprising grocer, on Second
street, has made arrangements to have
a grand balloon ascension from his
grocery on Monday, the 4th of Octo
Der, at 1890 o'clock. The air vessel
for this trip to the clouds.
thus allowing all who ascend beauti-
lul sight of tho things below as well
as those in the distance, is the one
spoken of as Col. Joe Walkers, in the
lanes Democrat of Sunday, which
many AleXandrians have already read
OF, and which was specially provided
for those who would seek safety from
the Virgins earthquake predicted to
take place in and around the Crescent
City to-day. The balloon is of the
largest proportions, capable of seating
at least one hundred persons, and is
provided with the latest Inventions to
make everything safe whilst journey
ing in mid-air. Prof. Shareuse, from
Washington, d. c., will have charge
OF the ascension and will make it
pleasant for all who ego up" with
him. The balloon will arrive here on
Sundays night train, and will be in
Hated at an early hour on Monday. the
day fixed for the ascension. We know
every one will praise Mr.. Rosenthal
for his liberality in this respect, he
paying large sum for the rental of
the balloon and the additional salary
of Prof Shareusc, and will gladly
embrace this opportunity and go up in
the balloon. BE on time. It costs
nothing. Remember the day and
date and hour.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29
Saved His Life.


Mr.. D. !. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, says he was, for many years, bad
ly afflicted with Phthisic, also Dia-
betes; the pains were almost unendur.
able and would sometimes almost
throw him into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from
first bottle and after taking six bot
ties, was entirely cured and had gain
ed in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he
positively believes he would have died
had it not been for the relief afforded
by Electric Bitters. Sold at so cents
a bottle by Jacob Goigcr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29

"A CINCINNATI man has predicted that
the world viii come to an end in less than
two years. We can readily understand
how man living in Cincinnati would be
willing to see the world come to an end
in short, we heartily agree that we would
rather choose to participate in immediate
universal dissolution than to abide an
eternity in Cincinnati. But we do not
believe that the rest OF creation is going
to be destroyed simply because poor old
Cincinnati is too wicked and too feeble to
live [Chicaso News, nth inst.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29
Nor alone is pleuro-pneumonia

Nor alone is pleuro-pneumonia
raging in Illinois, but both in that
State and several others, Indiana,
Wisconsin, Iowa, hog cholera is wide
ly prevalent. In the Badger" State
indeed, the disease has proved so dis
astrous that the raising of hogs is
mostly discontinued. Where is all
our boasted medical science '-[New
Orleans States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29

-REv Herman C. Duncan, rector of st.
James Episcopal Church here, has gone to
attend the General Convention of the
Episcopal Church which meets in Chica-
so on the 9th of October. Mrs. Duncan
accompanied him. They will be absent
about four OF five weeks.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29

Our friend BuckSkin Sam has been
"talked toy by our reporter on this earth
quake scare, and he says it is all bosh-
Furthermore he adds that Virgins is an
alarmist and ought to be touched Off
with Il dynamite bomb.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-29

AS yet it is no certain fact that Nat
chez will have the Fort Scott railroad
1t now turns out that that city only offers
ITS bonds in exchange for railroad stock.
The projectors of the road should be made
to understand that "Our tax" means more
than that-the exchange-for that is all
it is after all