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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

The church is sometimes 30 crowded that
the people on the rear seat can't reach the
mourners' bench. but the Deacon never
fails to worm his pay through with the con
tributiOn-box.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

"For there was never yet q Philosopher
that could endure the toothache patiently"
Perhaps not-but there's little wit In endur-
OIL will cure It,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

An insane tramp invaded . Tennessee
farmhouse the other day and informed the
mistress Of the place that he had divine
commission to clean house for her. He
dueted
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

Fashionable mother.-"fou must never
use the word tony, Clara. 1t IL only used
by common people," Clara-"What word
shall use, mammal" Fashionable moth
err" Swell. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

They say Bigelow is suing BETTE and the
Babyn for half OF their gift money, but the
baby don't care q sou, 50 long as II can get
plenty Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

.'Paul," said his mamma, twill you 70
softly into the parlor and see II grandpa u
asleeep.'' "Yes, mamma whispered Paul
on his return, she II al asleep but his
nOse.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

HALLS Hair Remover keeps my hair In
good condition" Mrs. 3. II. Scott, Stod-
dard, N. 81.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

Nothing plays out SO quick as perma-
nent exposition.-M o. Pic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

Ayers Ague Cure % purely vegetable
compound, and Is tree from dangerous
drugs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24
Rupture, breach. or Hernis,

permanently cured or no pay. The worst
cases gUGrGntsed. Pamphlet and references.
10 cents in stamps Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 66S Main st. Buffalo,
Ny. Z
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24

HARDWARE.
6trong-Hackett Hardware Co.
Farwcll, Oxmun = jackson.
Adam Decker.
IRON, STEEL AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Hicois = Dean.
Rhodes = Morton.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Auerbach, Finch . Van klyck.
Landokes, Warner = Schurmeler.
Powers Dry Goods Co.
NOTIONS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
2.sss Arthur. w warren ) As ss'ss'
eRocERS.
r. II. Kelly Mercantile CO.
Allen. Noon Go.
aaxdsld soabary.
nssapEe: Keogh = Go.
Vans, 0rigga = Howes.
TEAS, coFsEEs AND SPICES.
Dsrkey. TAllmadge = Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Kellogg. JOHNSON , o..
+ 5' s. 4. saesl. ; 4. 60
MATS, CAPS AND fuRs.
L..Phsr. Finch . sllnner.
ottoaee8uS0 = OfAkOs
DRUGS.
| Moyea Bros. . Cutler.
| Ryan Drug Co.
CHINA, cR0ckERY AND GLASSWARE.
Craig. Lsrkin 2 smith:
Oonaldsons Ogden . Co.
LEATHER, sRoE FINDINGS AND SADDLEpy
HARDWARE.
| r. 3. L. Hardenbergh d Co.
| 6chener = ROssum.
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
| Averlll, Carpenter . Co.
| Ward, Hill = Mcclellan.
| Pioneer Press Go.
BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY,
d. Paul Hook = Stationery ca.
cL0TMIM6 AND FURNISHING GOODS.
y. Q. Burhank.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
| 0uiternan Bros.
TAlLoRs' TRIMMINGS AND WQQlEns.
Yallop. Do Groot = Co.
RUBBER e00Ds AND BEl1IMG.
| 81. Paul Rubber DO.
Goodyear Rubber Co.
ciGARS AND T0BACc0S.
| Whiteman Bros.
| Q. II. McLaiA.
NOTIONS AND COUNTER SUPPLIES.
| J.. Bommers 2 &c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24
BITTERS.

r.. HOE Il cos s saaM!ssGI 1HGIs
EOUALED SATISFACTION ~ Ali
PSRTS or THE COUNTRY. STRONG
AM SIMPLE CHEAPLY KEPT IN OR
DER, THEY MAKE BETTER LUMBER
WITH LESS POWER THAN ANY OThEk
ADDRESS L. HOE + CO.. eo4 GRAND
1T, N. Y. CITY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24
n QUESTION ABOUT
BHOYu's Iron
BzHeYs
Ans WERED.

IN Quss.ion has probably bseu esksd thousaade
q trnes How can Browns Iron Bitten cure ssosY.
thing z" Well DOESN'T Bot Il dos any dieeo1o
er which reputable ply acian would prescribe 1eOn
Physicians recognize Iron ~ The bese reot0fa3ivo
agent known "a the profession. and inquiry Of ang
heading chemical rm will subsGantats the aassstioo
ths1 there morn preparations Of IRON than of aay
other substance uesd IN medicine This shown con.
calssvey that iron u acknowledged 20 b the moee
important factor in successful medical practice Il =
hysese~ remarkable fact that prog 70 the disccs.
cry ~ HKOWNsS IRON BlTTERA no pesfeoe-
ssssfact0sy iron combination hsd oves bson found
BROWNS IRON BIT ERSssssss;; . 81 ,s,s::
hcaAae.,s On produce constipation-all ether iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRON BIfTERs
cures Indigestion, B1lfousnees, Weakness,
Dyspepsia. Malaria, ChilIs and Fevers,
Tired FEELING, General Debility, Pain IN tbs
side, Back Or Limbs. II eadachc and Neural.
giR-fcr III these ailments Iron i prescribed daily.
BROWNS IRON RITTERS , ss.s ss.s ;d e :
minute. Like al other thorough maiicines II acts
slowly. When taken BY tho 6rst symptom Of
irIasr the digestion improves the bowels Ars active
IN the effect il usually rapid and marked
The eyes begin ~ 20 brighten; the skin clesn
MP healthy color to the checks: nervousness
disappear-; functional arrangements becnme regu-
lar sHd il nursing mother. abundant sussenence
il supplied for the child krmefnhef Browns Iron
Filters In tho ONLY iron medicine that b NOS
injurious Paysictass ard U~nsyiss veeunneHdW
Tie C;.l.rins has Trade Marx ard crussed red lneo
wrapper TAKR No OTHER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

9egebeu, ionbern fte .nurOen tpegen Ihrer
poIttii9en Wieinung beltraft. sic batteis
bel Der 8orpabL itatt flr Dim WeuborH,
tpeLder Den 8e3irt i'm nattonaleH Ab8eoroS
netenbauie btSber Dertreten bat nao Den pie
Dereinigteu GileubabnsG orporattoHeH mteS
b%ersrmGblt ieben tpoatei, fur W8egoupers
neur Gibbs eeltimmt, 10 baB Oteler Die Grz
tenHung oapontru9. Ste @ntla11erlen ltno
Die flilglteh unter ben N19eltelten, uno
muroen oaber fur Die Blbrer Der 9tbbss
ideH 8emsgung gebaIten. SIS betBt, oaB
Die Wtiiourt1B aciftc, Die Eeras utIo Yacts
fc n Die 0oulton u. GerassG entralbabn
ben gemetnlamen ,8eibluB gefaBt baben,
ole Nrbeiter 5u entlalien, Die it'd tbrel poo
littlhen WIniden ploerIeBeft."
Srefieno bemrerft bier3u Die ct. Soutler
vSriblne": vyBas ldgt Der + re / { amert7
fanii6e BIrger oa3u? Die poLitil6e Ser1
getpaltigung Der Nrbetter eritredr lid allo
nlbt nut auf DaS Snuere M~iilouri's, Doll
100 neuIiA Dig eriel oies6e3ugGi6en ytdte
ri6ten talnef, louoern auf bas ganSe
@outo'ihe @iienbabulpltem bis biuab gum
@olf Don Wterifo. nno ni6t nur lptro ben
Nrbeitern bel Strafe Der GutIaiiutg 9ebos
ten, tpie iie itimmcr miiiien, ionoern mir
baben nun rbasidhlihe Bemetle, oaB ie
aud mtrtlih entlallen Deroe!l, meltl1 tie ailz
ocrs ftimnten, ais Die characterization
Diu. Ser 8ir9er. benr Bel Dieien @nt7
.~biaunaen ni6t Butb uno @mpDrung Die
Wangen rOtben, bat einfa0 feili 8erltdnoS
nip tlr bte Sultltutio1en Dieles 9lnoeS."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
SAP 0o4tl0 ais politiI@er Su1t.
ntciIfcrA

gu Seoalia in Miiipurt murbe
fIrSll1 cine AnSabI Angelteuter Der @oulb=
idcn WtiIiourtsB actftczSabu entlaiisu,
neil Tie BET ben Dsmotratii6sn Bormablen
fir Die @ieDerauiiteuulg bes ieBiSen sea-
tioualabgeorDueten 9saro geittmmt battea,
itatt fit leiuen Utitbemerbsr Wore, ben Die
neutrality-suspicious. beBAnltt9te.
OaB AUDI Derartige Observation-Disclosures
mad einem felten @outo'i0en Spltem ers
foIgeu, iiebt man all ibrer WieOerbotung tn
Ieras. @on OaItas in Eerus be-
rtdtet man ndtalt6 benz c%onleruatipen
oUttfiouri &epubIican": v&lr3lih liuo
lber 80 Nngsiteute Der auIn @oulo'i6en
Nerbano eebOrigen COLORADO & Santa See
Babn Gnau uno San entlalien iporDen.
Gs murpe ieitens Der @eieuihaft fttn
Wruno fir Die Gnttaiiuu9en angegsben,
uuo lie baben aLgemeip iberral6t. SEPT
bat ita Die Sa1e aufSsttGrr. Den alngez
tlagtsn muroe nl6t etDa IpegeE pflihtuerz
nadIdiiiauha. unidbiQteit &C. Der NaufpaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
CGOrreSponoena Der 1SutuOts Staatsaettuns.1
8reenbrter 2Sbite Sulphur
GprinOS+
gtetiss unp ariesserinaeiunsen pom GERM. sHurt6t.

VI.
rOie @ugen geben Iber
Die 3er6en 9eben auIi-
S90ut man gu Ver9es9ipfeln
Sn's Aetberrei9 blnauf!"
60 iau6ste i6 - (oie lbrigen 0erle
mill t6 leoo1 Dem nit poetii0eH Grgiliet
Dielfa1 g~epla9ten 2eier .eriparen,) - ais
i@ an eineul i6Onen Maimorgen ourb Die
Nnlagen 0es &urorteS QSblte Sulpbur
Springs i6lenberte uuo metne 8ltde bon
Berg gu 8erg tpanoern lieB. Die Sailon
bate nod nl6t begoanen un0 t6 befatlo
mid IN Dem peiten RurplaB gang ALIEN.
Nber i6 permiBte aud ben GGrm urto bus
GreiDen elmer 9epubten unb oergniigungSz
Iuiti9en Men9e nl9t. Die &ube uno Giuz
iamfelt beribrten mid DteLmebr bo1lt
wobltbueno.
@s lit Elm berrIi6es 6led6en @rbe bieies
vSlo Wbite", pte es i'm 0oIfsmunoe
heiBt. Die Natur bat oas Sllborn ibrer
Sue lber oal1el6e ausgel6lrtet uno Ieine
nmgebung nit latolhaftlt1en Sh0nbsiten
auf's Gei6ite ausseltattet. 0obe 8erge, in
bidultben Quit getaubt, reden tbre 9tpfel
bis an Die QSoIten uno l6lleBeH 0as itebs
Ii6e Gbal elm, in Dem olele Berle Der plr=
gtntiGen Wtneralbcunneu 9elegen lit.
0ihte MGloer Gus @iben, 2lb0rt1, Mfa3ien,
Geoer1 Riefern u. l. 10. bettebeuo, beoeden
oiele HergbGHge neblt ben DDtliegeuoeu 6u<
%eelgruppen, unb romantilbe GbdIer treus
men Die Deri6leoenen 9ebtrgs5Ige. ga1
Siiben liegt Sate's Wountatn, ben
Blid na1 Weiten l6lleBen Die maleril6eu
Ber9iptben DeS @reeubrter @ebtrgeS ab, -
unD nab 9lorDen unD Often begrensen bic
8eipaltigen, gum She'll oineren 60ben ber
MLe9bauD oie @usli0t. Eate's Mountatn
lit lelnsr 90he (ca. $500 SUB iiber Dem
Wi~eereSjpiegeD uno ieIner 9erIngen @ntfers
nung ipegen Der %oomlntrenOe Berg, IND er
felieLt oas Sntcre1le oeS 8el6auers auBers
benz our1 cine nit ibm pertniipfte ucb!rz
Iieterung aus Der eriteu pionierSeit. Oie
frilbere @el1l0te oe5 beuttgen 0reenbrter
.@olutb lit Iberbaupt 1araftertitild) fir
Die Mlbieligfeiten, @Htbebru gen uno @es
fahren, nelbe Die erlten &ueiBen llulieoler
3u erouloeu batten.
8or e:pd 100 Sabren mar bas aarse
@ebirgslano, tpcIbes itb bon benz
AuegbanDgebirge bis an Den Sbio> Strom
erltreGt uuo bellen i60nlte SbelLe i6 in
meinen friiberem BriefeM befbrte6eu babe,
cine ununterbrpd,ene WiloniB, tpeLd,e nod
niemats Der SUB zines NeiBen betreten
bate. Ole Gotbbdute Lebten oaielbIt nod
ungeit0rt bon ben Jra1ten Der JBdlOer
uno Der lebr ergieblgen Sogo. 3aben ii6
bod III Sielem 3anoestbeile in ben nll3us
gdngli1en ShIuplmintfIn Der Tellentbds
Ter uub Sbtubten Yahtber, Barren uno
nerI9ieOeneS 9o6piIOj bis ouf 0ieien Sag
er6aIten.
lleber Die rauben g%Qegbantes uno our@
ben tie bepedenoen urpalo panosrte I'M
Sabre 1749 in einem Qlnfaa bon Settles
trantbett elm BeiDo6ner bon Sreoerid
@ountp, Wo. 9ie Grbabenbeit Der Jtatur
plrtte auf letneH @eilt lpo1Itbueno ltuo be-
rubtgeno eiH, - uno er be3aun alSbaLo Die
SbOnbelten oerleIben 3u beiuunoern uno
Die tbm 1eue umgebung nit lleberlcaung
81 beobadten. 90 bemerfte CT oenr, naops
Dem er Die Nae8banies iberltiesen bate.
DnR bic @emGiier in Der en%toeaenaeiekten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
HANDsoME EDGE

IVA W. SILKS.
Knitted materials; Flnlayson & Co.'s
real Scotch linen thread, No. 30, white,
on spool, or No. 80, or finer, drah, on
balls. Two No. IL or Is steel needles.
This Is wash lace, and is suitable for
dresses, etc
Cast on AZ stitches, knit across plain
once
First row-G plain, make /, narrow, Q
plain lmake /, plain, make 1, narrow, 8
plain, narrow Q times, make /, plain,
make plain
Second row--6 plain (make /, plain,
make !, narrow, plain, narrow times,
make /. 3 plain, make |, narrow, plain,
make narrow, plain.
Third rows-6 plain, make i, narrow,
(make /, o plain, make !, knit To-
gethef) three times, make ], plain
make /, plain.
Fourth row--Blnd off stitches, |
plain, make l, (narrow, plain, narrow
make !, plain, make ~ times, narrow
. plain, narrow, make /, narrow, ] plain
make |, narrow, plain.
Fifth row--G plain, make |, narrow, /
plain, make l, (narow, plain, narrow
make |, s plain, make y times, narrow
plain, narrow, make J., plain.
! Sixth rows plain, make ] plain
make (knit together, make l. plain
make y 3 times, knit 2 together, make
plain, make l, narrow, plain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

nj. clIxR, sdiusant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

The assembly II the Prssbyreran
church at Aucusta report through their
committee ihAt The Presbyterian chu ,rli
reiralss sincerely convinced that IRE
scriptures. as truly ard au,horltatlvely
expended in i;s confessions q faith,
teach that icam aud I've were
created body a. a soul hg he imntdiate
acts Of the Almighty lryw,r. lhereby pro.
serving reflect ace unity that Adams
body was directly fashioned ny Almighty
God, without any natural anlusl paront.
see OF my Sivd, out Of matter pfeYiOusly
created from sothing, and suy Asculne
&c variance herewith isa dangerous err
y0r, inAsmuch a- by thr methods Of iater.
pTcslng scripture which Il mnst demand,
aud ia It's cnpsecBences which by fair
duplication IL viii Involve, the theory will
lead 10 the denial g doctrines iundamtn-
tal 10 the faith. TIE report Is signed BY
Or. George u. Armstrong Of virginia,
DR.. r. X Smoot of Texas and others.
DR. fcrgoson OF New Orleans snbmhted
report 10 the same stect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.
The Italicized Translation Of the
Bible Preferred by Critical
Scliolars.
observation-disclosures Unstoms suit
obaerved-Fratis of Earnest
Work.
LOCAL cnuRcn NOTICES.


trinity Mission, cornrr ST. Louis nvepNc And
annie street sunday school at as30p. 10.
.Serman Evangelical, 81. Jchn'a chnrch.
N sneN,s,ntu AMI Cainonn streets; Rev. IN. 4,
preaching at 10 80 arm
=. hroaawAy Prcsby tcrian church. Rev. nr.
Mitchell pastor. vi { hold services Al ii A. M
lnu ~ n;ie p. ~ SaDpaih school at e.cp o'clock.
'am,s q. Hoe, superintendent
Christian church corner OF sixth and Throcl
morton. Rev |; y Mcknight. pastor SUNDAY
school NJ a. m. Prosrhlng as 10 Boa NJ and
AZ =. M Al arc cordially invited to attend.
second Presbyterian church, Jones erect.
near Second. Rev. y. NJ Moore pastor.
Divine service at II a. IN. snniay. school al
Hiao a M, II. y. ARMSTRONG, eupcrintendept
cordial welcome TO all.
operah. onso ecrylces 90 day by Rev j Nor
gan Wells, pastor OF First baptist church Snb.
leet OF NOR Ing sermon, as n O'CLOCK, "Tho
weeping and Rejoicing Church." subject az
,nighi, TN i by Jay" The public Is cordially
invite to be present, and 70 come early.
South Side Baptist church St Louis and
btoadwny SUNDAY scn0Gl at 9.3Oa M, j. ID,
kainwaler, superintendent. Preaching by the
p.stor, j 5, Gillcepic, nc u a, m. and at righi
Prayof meeting Medhc sday night, Sunday.
school picnic at the pavilion Saturday.
Fret Presbyterian church, corner Fourth and
calhoun streets, services at this chufc TO .uay
o. u y, M; sermon By the pastor, Rev Robert
~, Nal; sabbath school az 9 80 u. m, \. NJ. Fry,
superintendent. No services at night the con.
gregatlon being invited TO attend the union
meeting at the tent on Houston street AZ D. m
81 Andrews church, corner Rusk and
East ruth streets. kog .tion Sunday thflh
after Easterl. Sunday .s,SSOol at $3.50 a. m,
Morning prayer. litany and sermon at II M
Hoy Communion at y. m. Evening prayer
aud sermon AZ p m Meeting OF he vestry III
the Office OF Messrs. 1ittieiohn 4 Martin or
Monday, May 81, at O'Clock j.. m.
81 PauPs Methodist Episcopal church. cor.
ner OF Main and Ninth stroets--liey II. !
Siisll pastor, sunday school at $3.50 n. m
/ Christian education. sermon foT children nnt
| young people az II ., M. ON account OF IN,
union tabernacle services at night She children
| conc. 70 exercises VIII take place ut p. u,
| Floral decorations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Rev j. IT, Hendry of Georgia has beea
appointed junl preacher at Wills.
The Northern assembly Of the Prosby
terian church met at Minneapolis, MINI.
The Catholic SCHOOLS AZ Maoon, Ga,
are supported by tho public school au-
thorities and taught by The good Sisters
of Mercy.
The Methodist SuHdsy-School conyen-
tIon meets al Dallas June 9S-at Persons
intending 20 be present are requested 70
send IN their names TO ha G, Smith OF
that place.
There are to-day In India, laborng side
by side, representatives oi thirteen differ
emit sections Of the church, European and
American, holding the reformed feilh tn
the Presbyterian form OF the church gov
eminent.
The new grounds Of the Lansing Camp
Meeting association, at Eaton Rapids,
Mich, are being rapidly put into condi-
ton for tue meeting, June "a 10 July 4.
Bishop Malalieu aud the Rev. Sam Jones
are expected 10 be Ia attendance during
the meeting.
The Associated Hebrew charities OF
the United States will permanently or.
| game in the city of Chicago on June 27,
Tor which day meeting has been called
10y the temporary officers. Officers viii
then be elected, and the work of the or
ganization perfected and put into active
operation.
Cae of MIR. Beecher's few idiosyncra
cies is his habit OF taking out neatly
folded handkerchief about the middle o
his sermon, carefully unfolding Il, an'
frequently placing it IN hlspocket withou
making any use OF II. He does II quietl,
and unobtIusiyely but with great regp
larity,
An Irish land agent has discovered tina
boyeotting IL set down In the bible Il
one Of the marks Of antichrist. Reyela
tloi S xiii, 10, IL, paysi CHE causeth all
both small and great, rich aud poor, Ire
and bond, thar there be given them
mark In their hand or on their foreheads
and that no man might buy or sell saw
he that had the mark etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

The muraer OF the Engllshman, pcel.
Ter, Is one % the most sensational A9airs
thar has cY,r occurred IN this country
The crime, " lth the packing OF the 10.
mains in me Z. INK, wcrad IN Itself give
the case worldwide celebrity, aud The
tracking and Bringing back OF the murderer
from the antlpottes makes the affair stan
more interesting The murderer roeS
under the name of w. II. Iennox Maxwell.
but rec, nc sasices make his ldenlity with
Hugh NJ. Brooks Of Hyde, Sag almost A
certainly. BROOKS father Is head master
of ST. Georges school in hyde. The
young man studied law ~ Stockport,
pasted his examination for the bar and
opened an Office IN HYDE. ne was most
extravag9rt Ia nls habits, and soon was
loaded Gown With debts. He was forced
TO leave tho town through the lmportu.
mites OF his creditors. Tho crime OF
which Maxwell Is charged was evidently
prompted ny avarice, as his companion,
Preller, had qlite a large sum OF money
with HIM loacooiua ish his purpose, tho
murderer used ohlorofOrm, but not having
a sufficient gn0nti,y 81 this drug be pro.
cured q fresh supply from Two apoths-
carries, his Intended victim Ia the mean.
time lying ia y comatosc state. After his
purpose had been accomplished the limbs
were severed from the body and the
whQla concealed In a trunk Maxwell
then made an effnrt TO escape and got as
FAR as Auckland, New Zealand, but the
authorities Of ~. Louls had photographed
over Europe TO Auckland, and the result
was that Maxwell was extradl,ed, The
trial promises to DO g most interesting
one. Maxwell at one time asserted that
the whole thing was scheme 10 cheat
the Insurance companies Ia which Prel.
ler's life wss insured. aud that the latter
was still alivoi and ut another time that
he killed his friend by an overdose OF
chioroform, given by mistake, II mat
tere not which q these theories be true
fine soaps and brushes IN great proiusiot
are selling at bottom prices al either o.
Wells drug stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

A paper signed by twenty-five rfesby-
terrain missionaries 10 China has been adj
dressed TO the general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church In this country,
stating thar Is would not be surprising, IN
view OF the anb.Chinese riots in che
United States. II Cnlna shcald ''retRlistc
Tor the barharitles inflicted on her people
by restricting missionary operations, ana
should even attempt the expulsion OF
missionaries AnG It goes SIN further,
saying at must he evident mat grave
consequences ~ your work In China and
TO your missionaries Ia thO interior, viii
follow u the church Is silent, 81 the bar.
bnrity OF Unti-GhiEcse mobs goea unpun.
ished, and II Chinese emlgrants are dc.
priyed by law Of the rights which are
freely granted % those OF all other ma
uonaiiiics ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
GENERAL MARKETS..



CHICAGO. ILL, Mny 2l--Flour duil and
unebRnRed, Wheat active and atronKor, cloged
80 higher than yeaiardnyi May H4m1sH,.
July "A 0,lG0tHgsr, closed 7bab. l0c Corn easler,
owing to nnCweather end larger receipt cash
giku35ltci May " 8asioe, cl9sea saAei June
,iosed 80 6.l0c Fork nrmer ard prieeg al.
yaneed atl2ilr, rcceded gls@be, nna tlass1
stcsdyi eaeh so 80; jung IS 2sed =, Msg
en.h ana June ~ sTisab gOs July " ia
~. snUrtTlbs ridee steady; caBh " 2oat
ss az sosid %ss'' '' ssof oer ga
sr. AouIs, Mo-, May 20 --Flour duh and
sssy " heat nc iye aph frmer, opened ahNnt
| STEADY at yestor1ay's later ngniosi naeel on
I hiiRhiiy, ruled Bnaoliied, strenTthenCd n9d Cd
ynnre4 under good demand ana closed 'ipgsc
\ hiRhcs than yesterday, except n Juneswhich
/ nbout a. tcsiordaY's Data weak and vary dlih
No. mixed eash Ss, July .lc naked. 9 n
mfil firm rs ~ Mhishy ntm ~ "a ~ -, Woe TO-
/ and cosrnn tftiac, fins iight ibaf20c, heavy n
4 a gc; blnek iholHc: cotted lIal4c. Pn0ylsionl
sgiye pa Pc except pk mn les weE oos,
tots, unchanged boxed lhg-~i0pR clear ~ ~
snoit rlbs Ss: short c,gar q % t!aeop arm
elahf ~ iO4g M. HaaB firmer ~ ~ 50fti2 W
RBW OI.iEAss, LA., May y. flour
dul waak and lower; ehoice 81 90at CO., fame.
"a l0ab 10; extra iaacy = 100 W Milnesoli
auiet; mixed 49,; white fodiIp; yellow fst1tse
(iay dnil and lower. prime " asa 70; chose'
81 Ga6tl Ia lard dali aud prieee nhnde 3rtf
. ! sennoi ii0rcc 50 H3s. Bulk moata, ShOulneN
hong clear ana clear ribs SsSIH bacon, ~ ~
shoulders 81 Hys long clear ~ ", elsa
l. rib Sc IN iIAris, 50 bO0,la 90, Nhhhy, SUE
1nd unchanged Conec STRONG ana nlfheht ~
eaFgCes u COMMON 10 pEifao " npel ~ hlce
dull. Sake. Cotton Hccd rfoinetsy pniet nn,
weak prime crude "a 2Olf dlao sugar. aul
and droOpirki open kntilq, chslce. o.i 1,,
urine 10 ntsidtiy prime, 5lf134cs fait 70 iuN
: fa.f is(a5tx; Centrifugal, choice Who . ~
= on white, nff0tse; choice yellow, clarified "
prus ycaOw, clarified, 5Ho; Hccopds. ~,
5qlCe MolAasea 0qil ana uOmlnAli opnn-kt
tie, gOo4 prime 70 strictly prime, 70 cfntiit
y gala, Daifnc " strictly plpla, lu@fvn' ~
/, change. New York sight, l.hD pKcniunf