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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

II the Senate, on the 18Th. The most I'm.
portans item Of business transacted vas
the passage q joint resolution for IN
adjournment Of Congress sine die on the
zoth- A resolution Of inquiry was o.
fered. and discussion ensued on the
charge that the Secretary Of the Interior
had furnished the Indian service with
wagons made ~ convict labor in Ten
nessee. and that the Secretary Of War
had bought English blankets for the army
II : rate too low for American COMPETE
ton Several resolutions Of minor i'm
portance we're passed among them one for
ths printing o. 4o0s00 copies q the agri-
cultural repor.----I In the House, after the
transaction o. minor business. the Speak
er submitted the adjournment resolution
Of the Senate. when : general review Of
the work % the session on tarid legisIas
ton was participated In By several mem
ber~. during which : heated colIoquy &C.
Cured between Messrs- Taylor and
Breckenridge, o: Kentucky, ending In the
latter apologixing for having made
charges against the former which the
records did not justify. Tue resolution
on adjournment was passed
ACrIxc on the advice n Italian and
foreign ciericals, the Pope has decided %
| instruct the Bishops throughout the world
l TO continue 10 axifate for the restoration
1 % the temporal powers o. the Pope
| InK French Covernnent has accepted
| the apology offered By the Porte for the
|! action o. : Turkish sentinel q Bevrout
l Who refused 20 allow the French Consul
% pass the point where the soldier Gas on
duty
| Al organised gang Of Juvenile burglars
has been discovered II Saratoga. n r..
| having IN iron.cIad oath. pass words,
etc. IN regular bandit style, and . num-
Der Of mysterious robberies q that place
are thus accounted for.
l EuPKR01 WfLLrAx visited Pompeii
| Italy. on the 18th He Vas intensely in
l terested In all he saw in the buried city,
especially In some excavations which
we're made IN hts presence. Several
4 valuable bronze objects we're unearthei.
which the Emperor accepted - souvenirs
/ q his visit
| TIE Treasury Department holds that
maple sugar u dutiable
| r X S7rnsox. aged forty-two. post
master - NackinAw City. Mich. was
drowned By the capsix ing " his boat, on
\ the 18Th while attempting 10 board the
1 propeller s. Louis with mail and papers.
THx failure % the BRAKES caused : rear
l end collision between two freight trains
q Riverton- IA. On the 18th. ~ which
several cars and an engine were wrecked
TnE steamer City Of New York. which
arrived from Liverpool, on the 18th. made
the passage from Queenstown 20 New
YORK In six days and twelve hours. the
best third trial in shipping annals
A GANG % boy burglars railei ths
bank at Rsvenswocd, w. Va. on the
night % The lstb. and got away with ss1
o. $50.
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III story tE4< f1f4< 1<<trtEf4 nom 10
German gun-boat Moewe we're killed snd
afterwards eaten ~ natives q x&nxitar.
Ms declared. On TIE ls<h. % b unsound-
"a Ths bodies q ~ sailors we're prob
ably nutiIafed In accordanee With native
fetishism-
rnE Nsak G<r~a. Gssrrs<. q TIE 18th,
denies that the Germans hare abandoned
Bagomayo and DaressAlom. and says that
order q preserved there b. the presencs
q German men-of-uax.
A PAssExosR train On the Boston &
Albany railr0sd had : narrow e<caps
from serious disaster while passing
through wellesley. Mass. on The 18th,
By coming IN contact with huge bowlder
which bad fallen On the road-bed
II : recent interview Secretary q The
Navy Whitney said that the United
States could uhip = ngiand, butthat there
would b no war.
TIE Roshschilds are negotiating for
he conversion OF The HangariAn debt.
MAyos Hxwnr Of New York. IN TIE
10th. empkstically and profansly denied
The statement that he would not support
the National Democratic ticket this year.
TIE Persian Minister presented HE
credentials 70 the President on the 18th
The channel steamer VILE de CalaiA
while lying at her wharf II Calais
France. on the 10Th. exploded her boilers.
he vessel was torn in two and the for.
ward part sank Immediately. Ills feared
that <evera, lives we're lost
CHARLKs r NArrHkwx m empIoye Of
the street department q Springfield.
Mass. Vas found in westfeld, on the
18th. suffering from thirty stab wounds
IN the breast supposed 60 have been sell.
indicted The physicians gave no hope
o. his recovery
Corxr PREMoR RIAL the Spanish Con.
sul-General for Canada, blew his brains
out ~ Quebcc, on thu 18th For some
time he had been depressed 10 spirits,
owing 70 financial dtmculties-
EDwARD FE1xrArRlcK, = laborer, aged
twenfy-fcur years killed his nephew.
aged four years af the home OF the lat
ters parents IN Albany. y =, ~ crush
Ing his skull In with . shotgun on the
Eth The murderer, Who = thou snf % %
insane was arrested
GnnxRr & srLLrvAS's new opera
the feoman q the Guard" VAS pro-
duced for the nrss time In AmsrtcA - the
Casino. New York on the lsth- before
. brilliant and critical audience. whose
verdict seemed 70 Be that the nsw work
fully sustained ne reputation o. iss an
thorA
4 YoRrrxE-rELLxR named -Jeannette"
was literally roasted IN Denver, Cox. on
The lc<h. In the names Of her clothing.
ignsted from bursting Kerosene lamp
which she affs npted 20 MI while fntou-
cafes2 Inc hon-c Vas also consumed
NME LIMA pI NrRsKA. the once-fAmous
soprano. y nov living In single room In
Washington Square. New York, n com.
paraffve poverty
UxD<s the guise q vhifewashers- two
burglars on the lsfh gained entrance %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Fl. WAYNE. Ind, Oct 1S--Lawrence
Bourse was killed and Bob smith fatally
injured BY the explosion Of = wagon load
~ fireworks ut six O'Clock last night
The men were standing on she wagon
firing on roman candles when the fre-
works, or which th,rs were thirty-dse
hundred pounds, took IRE and explo de1.
The wagon was crushed into hndiing
wood Bourse was burned almost 70
crisp, while Smith received what nro
thought 20 Be fatal injuries. Mr. smith
81 q we1l-known sporting man. Is ne
lessee Of the Academy Of Music Ia this
city, and was on tho committee 20 look
after fireworks during fhe Thurman DEM
onstrat.on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

WH1&x ObnrEx- vho rent % Londor
recently % secure sH-cays' gc-es-you-
please men tor me sax-oeys rane ~ Se-
lcrk, caDieo ne cer YORK So on tne
ls<n. haf ne nd secured CnArics noreil
6eorye Lzfuswood and 0e9rge ason-
- fLoocErs psu TOT me REVISION %
ne frencn Consutuuon vas passed ~
u Cnamoer o. DspuElee' o. tns istns -
vose @ y. q -.
DURxxG the coming winter Ark Cieve-
ia1d vii assume mere yoat11ui dresses
nsnf saLks ana pernAps toies, instead o.
ne maroniy Plnsnes and velve.s wnien
have preoominnsea ~ ner v@rdrooo ncre-
toxore TOT eere1onlo1s seAE
hznAn sicksaI made 2 o1eek Tor npsr-
~, o. ne III, IRON ne fotsom tSs-l
prison. unere ne ses serving xorty-
yearS sentence Tor burglary aad -
ri1dis1 vifh bullets ~ No guards
IL frencn paf1ter fsyn-fer1n oied
n far1s o. ne lsth
BLOCK q ouzidlnks u 6iasxur' Scot-
iand ADJOINING me one On buc nanan
street which vas DESTROYED ~ nre. On ne
issn. COLLAPSED me foiio.ing morning
nnd was totally ruined Inc loss On this
block = Eo-oo-
Axkk khEDkk1cH& oscnarIeo oarten-
dsr. vas arrested On the lsth- On suspi-
c1on - having nred ne saloon ana
Dwelling q has former employer. John
barkenhAgen- near Auwa1kee. wis., on
NE morning q tne l4fh 4 bridge cross
fng tne river near ~ rs also burned
a $500 Y1ns occurred n Glasgcw.
scotland o. Ne night o. the i&th
GkxKRAL ALvnkD fLEAsoxroxs who
hnd been seriously u wns reported on
Tie 18th. - much improved In health
ALL q ne attaches q the Chinese L.
gafion q Washington vent 20 New York
on thc 18th, 20 greet the Chinese Minister,
who had just arrived from Peru
Ma - = BrLx1xGs- o. Waverly. IA, va<
arrested on ne 18th Tor alleged Per
1ured testimony given by her In the srial
q her husband Tor the murder o. County
Attorney Kingsley LAST December. sh<
= now IN jail
KKv- BEALE ScHxUcKER- pastor o
Trinity Lutheran Church q the Trans
fgurs<ion- q rottstown- Pa. died q
heart disease On FhiiadelphiA = Read
ing passenger train - Phenixrilie- q
the 18th. while On his way 20 Philadel
phia-
TnE steamer UlundA on her last tril
from Halifax 90 London narrowly e.
capped being DASHED 20 pieces Oh The rock
Of Newfoundland
TIE second annual convention o. IN
United States Brswmnstsrs' Association
convened N New York city o. the l5tn
TIE Presbyfsrian Synod q Baltimor
convened IN Washington On the night 2
Dc 18Th Rev. Joseph + Smith. Of Bslti
more. rs elected moderator. N
1 urnmrIunI fER nnFm0u- Rev. John
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

wAsHrxorox. Oct. 1.-THE Treasury
Department I'm . ease where lot Of
swords. daxger<, helmets. shields, etc.
were imported into This couatry and the
claim put in that they should be exempt
from duty becsusc they we're antiquities,
decided that they can not, unless made
prior 20 100 be regarded a. antiquities.
coLoxKL soUrHNAYD's RxroRr.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1-.-Colouel r. X
gouthmayd yesterday made report or
fore ths executive com mittee IT tho Ma
tiona1 Association of tS.e Rcd Cross. Miss
Clara Barton presiding. Colonel south.
msyd will leave Washington for his homo
u New Orleans ir day Or two.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26
NOW THEY TALK SENSE.

Probability THAT the Canadians VIII RE-
c~de From Their Position on the Fisher
les Question.
NEW YoRx. Oct 1.-THE World this
morning publishes the following special
dispatch from Toronto. Ont: II Is
thought that the Dominion Government
intends to back down on the Fishery ques-
ton. The Free Press Of London. Ont,
which voices the views Of Minister Of
Agriculture CARING, takes thu ground
that Canada had better yield After re-
viewing the question Of the transhlpment
or fish in bond. IL says: "wculd II not
be well that Canada should waive her
rights under the treaty Of ISIS. ard DO
willing, under the altered condition Of
things in respect 20 carriage By .-ail. 70
permit American fishermen the privilege
Of making use OF our lines for the pur-
pose OF forwarding their legitimate catch
70 the general markety We frankly con.
Tess that We would be in favor Of such
concession" The editorial concludes that
In resisting the American contention
Canada IL standing In her own light The
article 4 clearly inspired from Ottawa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

BosTos, Oct 1s-lt appears probable
that : challenge for tho American cup
may come from : new quarter q the
globe The Australians, not content Win
the rowing championship intend 70 oui.a
= yacht 70 compete In the summer o. ~
with the then holder Of the cup NJ.
Walter R>eks, naval architect OF sydney
n. =. w., has come 70 Boston
TO begin his acquainfancs with Amer.
lean yachts and waters, and proposes
on his return TO design and build TOT 2
gentleman OK wealth there his ideal
Yacht for the challenge. Mr.. Reeks
comes under the auspices Of Messrs.
Henry W. Peabody & Co. He first called
upon Mr.. Burgess and was shown the
s.volunteer" aud other yachts Mr..
Rccks will make but short stay IN
America. lie will visit New York and
other yachting centcrz-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26


n<~uvnVDn
w E6ALl WO hAGk1s
G OOA< - x-opssn~rs
|
1aSprR INDIANA
4VA III ~ ILL
OmD from xUogUUoDogOs
$3.50 49,
-. sc.o<o e--sa.-- S.s...;e
- Moravia inss : Separate kingdon.
v<sh ccmp1ses hous rul&
- ,.~-~A>a
- ~-s.-n1--~ src-
49, - ~r,-~r7-- r~,-
- s 9-,S.- sSS
------.r-s-5. :. -. -.
49, .------s.- = R.s~in
ese ~ v.~~ ~ A -
- 9. - ----<
- ss''< NJ - - - -
= rrooo-srArxED nan With : razor and
n1ves - - 49, ~. 49, q - ----s-s,-
< ~---S--~-
& cs11g - !. - - 4 - - -
Rn4noa WILLIAM and King HuuS<rf
5000 no. Rous for Naples. On The
-. Inrre crovi witnessed their de-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Kurnca WILLIAM md King H1nSerf
s<nreed iron Rous for Naples. On ne
~ a IarRe crovd witnessed their de-
par<urs and g.vs then n enthusiastic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

IN crsek Indians ars IN dep mourn
~ Over the dsakh q John y Moore.
1heir nnxIoual Treasurer NJ Moore -
ons q - most rrominent uen u u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

TR Rome Observations. q the 18th. saTs
ehe fnfervieu between TIE Pope and shs
Enperor VII not change the POSITION d
STAIRS II E1rope- and : durable peace
VII noe b enjoyed until the temporal
poser q he Pope = restored
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

I'm CRY q Hamburg. Germany. BE-
cnus ; member % ZoIlverein. On the
IN sid ceased % b free port Bre-
nen VII shortly follow her example,
and - lastreIic % The Hznsea<ic League
ufIl tEus b removed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

n = fnfervisv, o. TIE I3<h. Dr. Mac
kenzis sdnisesd dat tie synopsis q his
neg bock. published il shs Lon10n Ned :
fcu1 Journal = N accurate forecast q
- work ne doctor i angry q IL pre-
uaxurs publicafio1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

H Rapsl Bserstary q eeaes has -
80 circular - al IL FapaI nuncio>
- 1oreign courts. which staess thnx ~
Pops = ven saeiszsd and please1 Win
- vfsss e Enperor william- ed thal
- IaA.-r rscognizss - Pops sov'
sse1Ufy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Pnov. vox EsnAncz tne weIi-mcvn
German sureeon- vho 49, lyine danger
o1sly III q tie residence q Dr. fredsr1ek
Innre. n View York CITY, vas reported
hre1pr @ he 1s<h
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Pno1. PArL 0rn1Rn, q Paris. arrived n
Eew York CITY fron Cuba- On he 18th
and saIlsd for Jackso1vf11e o ~ day
foIlou1ne He - gone 8ou<h % inves'
fgn1s ~ cause q he ysIIow fever
scours - - interest q he Frencl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

n ~ sfafrd O fne l7th- that Sir John
uacDonald vii soon leave for Knxlsnd-
Cons1ltaffons With TIE Cabinet VII %
~. and ff - likely that The Flsheries
dispute Win ccUe up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

. - CsAxDEKn = CO. wholesale 1sxsl-
ers q CIev<Iand- o.. assigned On the
15<A LiaktIiEie< S0,oD0, assets. <xs.Syo-
n failure grew out q : boycosf C.
eIared against - frn by he watch
maksrs' and Jobb<rs' Association vio-
Iak1nx th< rules q ths association vs.
- eanss q - boycotf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

NlnB VIRGINIA ScBLKY. daughter -
Captain w. & SchIey. Chief q tie Bursau
q Equipuenf snd Recruiting. was select
"a % ckrisesn - gun boat Petrol which
- launchsd = Baltinors. Nd. % he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

A. insernafional celebration was held.
. IL 17rh. - PsmbinA Oak IN honor
q fhe opening of tbs Red River Valley
railway. An excursion train uas run
from Wiunfpex. Nan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

EnBEnos wnxxAn visited ths Vatican
q - 12rh I'D rs received ~ the Pope
n - uhrone Hall ne ceremonies -
erndi.g IL reception we're on = colossal
scnle and vury impressive-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

KrDe-IgE-CGRAxc he Chinese nsr
<knns e MonfreaL Csn-. vbo askel -
1Eberfy % - % z,<w York % attend % III
bns1nesx hns been informed that - 81
-. and tknt he exclus,on u Chins@e in'
oended ~ ~ Govenuent a The Unite,
u<n<es refers 1uIg % fhe coolies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14


Corn or maize Is the great American till
age crop. There is no other of half it, area.
Wheat has nearly half and cotton quar-
ter OF 10 breadth. j. is sufficient o. cover
nu', Indiana and Illinois. with slice Of
Iowa Iu addition. IT, area last year though
reduced boy drought was 81 per cen, Of AN
cereals together. ami Its product was 5per
cent 1t Mas grown by the Indian, before
,ha white man appeared on the continent
ll I- u"W grown 100 every state and territory
ut the Union, though -parntly iu those Of
high elevations IN the Rocky Mountain rc-
-luu. The supply Us population increases
is enlarged rather than diminished II
Wa, '1.I bushels per head iu 1880. 20 IN
1850 !J.1 iu 1870. and 30 IN $50
Tine crop large "a it is, j. exported in
small proportion. only 4 per cent of the
production of seventeen years has -uu,
abroad for market. The home market is
9i per cent of ALL and it, relative anuni
ance ur scarcity makes the price If scarce,
the price is high, and foreigners decline to
buy If low enough % compete with foreign
feeding stuiis, larger quantity j, exported
Neither Liverpool nor Chicago makes the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14
AUCTION SALE
September -, at 10 Al

'I'HE BUILDINGS and Lands formerly known
as tine residence uf AuuSI Fits iu tine village.
of south MHrl>hlrI tn, buildings ar. we'll
built aud in good repair Huu--, story, painted
white with blinds. LruutaTiuE Kitchen and wool
shed CONNECTS hpus- and barn. Bunuug water
in barn cellar Can 20 from house a. harm and
mot have To- 20 ONT m the SHOW. Good well of wa
ter al HOUSE: pump boo Kitchen not six feet from
stove The buildings ARE pleasantly situated. sur
rounded 10y apple and pear trees. a lar-r. Dot Of
choice grated apples Ahout 80 acres of land.
divided into pasture, woodland and moving. iu a
good state 90 fertility IL d, chuy,. and d,-~ r4-
h" r~ii,nr- and am opportunity that rarely pre-
-'-utS it~'f ANY who feel Interested and luv,.S
tt-ut- vii mot be- sorry after This Is a positive
sale; S1h If can get no murr, 500 or ssh if You
VIII give IL, ssu o. comp .ttlun lu bidding brings
TO- Mill also ~ u at auction Ou the same day
one pair Of thrt. yraruid steers. one COW. one
shoat. one OK cart. harrow. shed. chains forks.
ruk'S, griud-~tnue. barrel part fun of vinegar.
hour barrels Also thu lr~t part nf the hou~,..
hold goods. nur urW chamber ~''t. one now sure
uck cook stowe, bureaus. tables. chairs h-d
steals. feather hyd~ sewing machine. rllrk.
crnckrrA and iiuWar'. stove ware. glass fruit
jars Also cords of stove Wpul toms Of hay.
oats potatoes apples ou the trees
CYNTHIA A. Fits,
SOuth MaTdShOrO, Mindham COuuty. VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when Rahy WAS sick, We gave her Casioria
when she was d Chli, she cricl for Castoria
When she bccame Miss, she chung 70 Castoria,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14

COMPARISON SOLICITED. A wise discrimination
-hHui.l be- exercised boy AN who take medicine Tlp
rrHIr' etnr~ of lIpud's SarSaparlla solicit a car
iu' rHlnIariSun Of tins medicine with other blood
partners and medicines, being confident that th,
peculiar merits uf Hoods SarsaparillA are $50 aIr
parent that the people viii unhrsitatu.y prefer
Il TO- amy other preparation. Hood SarsaprH
D. not mlNture of luolasst-s and f, inert roots
ami h~r''s, hut 10 lS u peculiar concentrated tx
tract If tine hcst alternative and blood purify Ing
remedies Of tine vegetable kingdom The cupr-
mpu~ sales ut Hood SirSaparlla. and thu. won.
d"'lul cures effected. prove even more than ha-
h'ru claimed for thi> medicine. If you arr sick
the h~i medicine Is none too good: therefore take
lL-L -LL.-LLLlI.lL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14

Marvin o. Brown, druggist, Meredith Village y
u says have sold your sulphur BittrrS fol
Year.. and. contrary 90 most medicines. never
solid % nHttl" 20 any One who said il did not he'll
them n curh Wr NJ Those terrible sick head
aches when every other remedy failed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC R'Y


~ main lines and rrlnlhes include CHICAGO,
t4oIIA, ECLISE. ROCK leland. DAVEN-
FuIt-. DIS EOrlSES COUNCIL ILUFFs. MUS
.As--sE. E-At'cA6 CITY. ST JOSEPH LEAV-
-, ORTIZ, A1CEI1uS. CTpAC RApIps.
WATERLOO, y rfsETAuOL 70 -7a 1T PAUL.
and scores o. tnter-l aQ..ttu , .. Cnoica III
foutee 70 and non the p-~,.et ~ trans
iura II Union uCpOts. Easl .r. ... . Pine Day
Coaches, elegant Din.nR CaIa. 5s... -laoeut Pull
man Palace BleeporF lu- 0ltt@a.u Chicago, ST.
Joseph. Atchison and Kansas City Reclining
Chair Cars, Seats Free 20 holders " through
tIst-Clea5 ti-Eafc.
Chicago, itausas q Rebraska nv
90 AJAX Book leland Houte."
Lrtouts Wost and 5out1sqa5t fron4 Kansas Cisg
gnq r. j1aeIh % a. Els. II. HORTON, BELLE
E-lLE, TOPEKA Il-RuNCTOE, WICHITA
HUTCIIIE5ON. CALDWELL. ana all lo.uts In
kaRSAs Aiso JJTSERH NEBRASKA
ana heyor 4 e.. i4tf s'ri. -or equipment OF tho
ve4eo44ia ll- -..4 lo.-4IflCtlre. Al Fafsty ap-
riian1es AID H..si-I.l improvements.
The Famous Eihsrt Tea Route
l. tho favorite bstWoon Chicago Rock Island,
A. his1n Kansas City uud Eluuea polls aud st
FH1L lts Wutcrtog-n LrancL tIavlrBos the arluat
WHEAT AND DAIRY aELT"
o. Northern Iowa, northwestern r-.r.uasota and
List Ce.ltrul Dakota &C. Wltartov1. spirit Lake.
sioux ti.llB and many other towns and cities.
TIC short l'ns VIA Seneca uuI Enukakee offers
superior ltl1Iulcs 20 trIvg T. and from Indian
ullpAs Cincinnati and other Southern p1inta
fpr 4ltEcta, ldhpl Eo4utrs, Cr desired ilfor1ua.
uon' apply ~ amy Coupon Ticket O1lce or rddrusH
(. ST. JOHN, e.. HoLBRoOk,
CHICAGO, Ill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-14
ELI'.S
CREAM BALM

ClcanSeS the Ma
sal Passages, Al
lays Pain and
lnila M nation
Heals the Sores,
Restores the
Senses Of Taste
and Smell.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
HOSPITAL FAKES.
People Who Make Money by ShaEaminE
Illness in the Street.

People Who Make Money by ShaEamins
Illness in tho street.
On the sidewalk lag q respecta5ic-looking
says the New York World. She was poorly
dressed. and looked so pleadingly at the
surrounding spectators that many ladies
were prompted to give her money. In O
little while en- ambulance arrived. tho
surgeon jumped out. and the crowd fell
back to let him approach the woman. But
as soon as he saw her face with q LOO; of
disgust he returned TO the ambulance and
refused 20 take her to the hospital. The
crowd got indignant. and seVer;.l Of tho
ladies suggested various kinds OF punish
meEt fer the surgeon who had LETT the
"pOOr SEX woman " on the Sidewalk. retUS-
ing her medical aid. In order to better e2-
press their condemnation of the surgeons
conduct many Of them cGvC the woman
more money. On the departure Of the an
bulanCc the woman seemed to %e5 bctter.
She stood up aid walked = fc": steps. Some
one asked her IL she coald walk homo. and
she said she thought she cou.d. The crowd
dispersed and The woman started through
Thirteenth street. The rcpGrte- fol1v.Cd.
When Third venue wa reached the WON
an entered = saloon and there drank two
orl,ceo. &C $3.50
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surgeon who refused II take the woIaGn.
and who is corrected with ore of the lead
ing hospitals. IN rrsHcn7c 10 questions tic
surgeon saiG: "i2Gj EoclaY Is an I.s:iE.c
hospital fake IS So.l IS her purse il
low she VIII p:,,. o.. SONG bgsy Tart of
broadway. =. to-y7. a. pV-tCaG IL be- II.
She eats sCJ... -s..h -; cr 'Co- death
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