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, 1888-08-15
The Union Team

The union team made up of members
of the several fire companies of our de-
partment, whose names have already been
published, departed yesterday morning
for Fort Collins where they are to par.
ticipate in the iremens' tournament at
that place.
, 1888-08-15
Sold Under Mortgage.

The John Newman property consisting
of 100 head of cattle, several horses, wag-
ons, etc, and which arrived near the city
on Monday evening, was sold at auction
under a mortgage held by A. Underwood
& Bro, in front of the court house yester-
day forenoon, The property which was
nearly all hidden in by the Underwoods,
brought 81 $50.
, 1888-08-15

Tickets will be on sale to-day, tomorrow
and Thursday to Fort Collins, good until
Aug. IS. One fare for the round trip.
, 1888-08-15

ut Draper, Organ y
CO.'S The best LaiUM MOiCel'
made for So; W'hife MO"n-
tain Ice Cream Freezer
$1.S5; The best quality stan
dardAOse at 8 II CentspeI'
foot; g, 8, 10 and ~ qHGl'f
milk pans 81, $40, $3.50
amd$2 per dozen: Hunters
Flour Sfffe, 2Ocents each;
and all other. tinsUare i'm
proportion for cash.
, 1888-08-15

Lunch every morning at Jimmy Oder's
Gold Room saloon from 16:30to / O'Clock.
, 1888-08-15
THE FAIR.

The Summer season is
draWing to q close and
We find q surplus of
goods that In so OF 40
days will be U~nsal@6Je
and will need the room
shortly for our fall stock,
q portion of Which is
already IN, IN comseqU-
ence hare concluded to
cut the prices on our
Summer UnderUear and
Hosiery from 25 to 50
per cent.
We will sell you
ChiId's Hose, G'S 10 SIS,
for Zoe per pair, former
price 20 TO 2jc.
v1.ooo., na a.. o,o
fuU, regular made, black;
Uith sDILt foot. fOr. 2OC.
f~OrhnerpriCe ESQ 30 and
Boo.
Misses Rib6ed cotton Hose.
as to SIS. at zoe, for
Uyei. DI-,ce 25 To :25c.
n"a'es, z""ey STRIPE
rams. SIS IN s,s' N, :aOc
former price 45e, fuu, re-
gula,' made.
The a6oUe are genuine
bnr6ni1z.s each and eUe7.u
one of them.
We uZe0 h0y,n eo11o
harcaino ronto
I''o 0'0 CJ' "' '
SKINNER OI1e|t00C'|'. H."
Ue0ODOtD PROPOSE to curry
OUeJ' n SINGLE Suit. If LOW
PrJooo mill M oye then,
Uro oAn
III
Grey Mtte@ or """e
c'.
FoU ,ceor, aOc e0ch. for
me,' price 45 and soc.
Gents AtgM Summer
ca,.a,,ot a,.iro
rro III n
% CtoOO CCOU 0'0O pr oCoo
, 1888-08-15
Married,

At the Key City house last evening by
Judge w. F. Lee, Mr.. Charles johnson
to Miss Lizzie Goodman, all of this city.
, 1888-08-15

a ten days special sale of Plush cloaks
at S. Kellner's.
, 1888-08-15

Lunch every morning at Jimmy Oder's
Gold Room Saloon from 1890 to | o'clock,
, 1888-08-15

Fresh oysters received daily at Saddle
Rock,
, 1888-08-15

WANTED-Good hotel cook. Liberal
salary to good man. Address VIM.
Taylor, Rock Greek, Wyo.
, 1888-08-15

Draper, Organ - Co. sell
Green Wire doth 3 cents
per foot; Rird cages 80
cents each.
, 1888-08-15

Fresh oysters at the Saddle Rock.
, 1888-08-15

Draper, organ y Go. sell
20 tooth HOUingssDOrfh
Ef1y Rake IO1. $25; sg'NIeF'
"a. Wood .NOiUeg., best in
ne uUOrid, $50; Lard oil,
90 cents per gallon; Ma
Shine OIL, s5 cents per g1t-
, 1888-08-15
WANTED.

WANTED-Board for gentleman and wife
and two children. Also accommodation
for stabling one horse. Terms must be
moderate. Address B, Leader office.
, 1888-08-15

IN Door DhotograDhlc Condltl0h'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
@dnfti9t nnO 6eilt

Die %ert3iinOeten @ebdute, tbut Der qbuiit,
5lt1tg @tnbalt, unO binterldbt feline uaftbeis
iigen Sotgen. 0aber l9dst man es bober
eIs ale auOern ipecifi8en Q~uugenars.
neien.
e. .. 8trbb BON gurtonsuiue, ST..
l4retbt: nSOr bier Sabren erfdltete id
MID btfttg un6 5og mir einen IdrefltdeH
9I1tell gu: SD mar lebr franf llno unaes
tGbr bier Wfonate an 0aS 8ett g~ebunoear.
SG5nOlt9 erfldrte mir Der 9r5t, i'd babe Die
gns5e9rn11lg, uIlo er fOnne mir ntdt belfert.
Serlu9 NIT aper'8 @berrpz @ectoral III
MAIDEN. SD folgte benz Static, unb che
tD bic erfte Slal6e gang oerbrauft bate,
mar l] lnObl, nnO babe mid iettbem tn1mer
IN gutter @elunObeit befun0en.4
alOn5o g. 9aggett bon @mbrua Mtus.
gre. l9retbt: DSor iedS Sabren mar i'd
9anoe1Srellenoer, uaO lit gu iener j3eit an
GtlleIlI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Der uatur Deitteben

Sn Der 8ieOerbertequng %erfranfter ODER
oerbrauater @euebe, ba8 lift aues, mas
et1e @r8nei tbun tann. Sci 9uugetleiben,
!pte Grfdltung, Observation-Disclosures rno
@lS5e9rultg, ent8iiloet iif) INNER 5uerit Die
S9letnlbaut, Sant Oerltopfen ii9 Die Suit
5ehen IN Der 0unge, unb Die Solgen fino
Subertel1t llro 5ulebt .3erft0rung Der Sc
ipebe. 9aralt8 gebt beroor, Oab Die 2uftz
r%Obrenate ni6t beiler f0nnen, bis Der refs
aenOe Suiten e%ntfernt oft. aper'S @berrps
BeCtoral
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
Personal cleanllasss.

Very many people 10 no1 keep tbe
skim acIive aad healthy rs they ouEa,.
The ioar % calchiaE ccld heats thrN
to neslcct % msiataia Pertect SlcSRll-
ness az the body. and IS she f0ncuoas
of abe Skin aCc i@paircl th0 w0ck Of
throwing aot wasta magogisI wAich
righrfsl3v belongs GO IL, tSlis Wpon thc
intarnal ogxap$ Itey wal lesrsige inn
posi- i0a for q llwe, and VIII i&20S ta
DO ti,e work harcsa3 Upas yhsuA bgt
soonsg az lateC tAey hge0Ne weakened
ey tbs strata ami thon the
waste 81 tAo system ak
es.nWls,ss within the hsiy and
assists ia depressing tAe vital forces
IAuS hy pes3ecs Go kesp yhe sSiG ia g
hesl1hy saaie maay g<rSoa becomes
DAN Sn3 sluggish snd Gjsineline2 Sc
aseatal OK ho3l,y effort; all ,Ae oygans
coaoogue1 Gu IFS sAare "a she disserA-
Saca and Aeeaane Gdo,ea ASA iogpsA
TAe aec8 o. paaia,ain aeTfsee clessie
NESS ef Wee besly Is IL passAals. grca'sH
Ga wieter ,hsn }n sammce--a See.
Which hes tew srPCeclAse, sa& 60 tAs
aesle1t e jhtS tsseatsat may BE a.
.g.AateA taaeh q ths sickness prevails
ias "a shs os1A weAsAar whseh really
a&Ehs "a hs tAa healtaisss q tse pc Ak
-&eFta na8 Fbras
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
" -
OYSTER SHELL LIME.



rReir owa Premises
To make GNe from oyster shells ~
aa,yS,S a Kiln six feet = diameter and
twen,y ieet decp M thrive fee, in III
amosec aud ten soos dseN \ fair
quality can hc made in 81 globe stove
wish hinge CRATE skAltully drawn
h mus be keep, fun to the pipc n
Times. an0 Win NOT 50 Gus nor cliaker
tor wars ras &ila Slaala also he
kaps fall wAeG sae shells sre asr0ed
pound ,,p lie lime and sprlakle it
roaseNahly, fr = dry FeoaeA SLACK,
For caaervgo. this lime takes mach
,lae TO ltNrlcn Wheu flllHs The kiln.
ghroe 20 SIX inches II pea coal ShoRld
te spread On eyesy layer q shells
which + foo, doeW or wood viii de-
Fewer SHELLS should Ac used ia the ho,-
tom of tho Aiia thsn as enc appCoaches
$40 spgN
Ia usiug yhe Here, mix 6, with clean
sharp sand lato = 3hip a'ausG sDd
thea a}j >eyersl >.gs> II gravel up &c
Jhe SASH stones You ei>h Go have iD
yo0g cau1attN Be- esii1luS ta2 Wal,S
e the hatl~s mgkt tgsmc-Nog& 81
baarlS SRA SOP 1T where soa Wish 90
bgsia vcar Waits. a. gaavsc th5> spUst
h. 3eloo toe frost liasS New 69l yoWy
h-sNn and whea 81 + hsr3encA she
frafue eaa be raised and n ace3 oD TOP
q ,he NaN which Is nNW perhaps :
fosst % 6f eon iacAes high hy pleces
. n a a. g. L
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
The LAW OF GROWTH.
semc Very u.etli sae sestions ter Goihano
in Observations.


The rule Of growth is that child
should increase two pounds in weight
fer every inch in height between three
and four feet and two and halt
pounds for every inch weight between
fonr feet and i've feet. Any ehil1
moro than seven pounds below the
weight here giv0n should be examined
medically, \ emarkahle fact thai
comes out from tho tables is that the
boys at tho Pablo schools and young
men at the universities and entering
the pub,je service. here called the up
per classes. average about three Inches
taller, and from six pounds 20 tweaty
pounds heavier than boys IN the board
schools ana Young apprentiees and
work men Two causes MAY be as
signed for this--llfst, heredity The
ono Swinging from taller paroaiS
and. secondly, favorab BILE surround
ingS Deficient and Improper food
town air. laborieus work ut early
ages an stunt the growth Every
one knows how 8 change from elosc
town 10 free eoUatry iife, with plenty
Of exercise stimulates growth. |
have seen thre0 and = half inches
thns produced ia tour months where
all means in town had sigaally failed
hsfore A good rele FOR predicting
future height is thar II five fees Is
passcd between ten and eleven years
81 are the ehild viii he ialls II between
thlrIcea and fourteen. II Aeaiam
stature; il NOS tn fifteen no will be
short. Increase Of weight Is also
largely dec 10 climate. remember
an exceeliRgly- slim aad elegant young
la,ly coming 70 tho nogth 81 London
from the west Of Ireland In 4 few
weeks there Was trouble With the
lgesseS smd Ibis eoniiaael iog b
gid 90i 50 stout Us 10 qaige lose Aev
elegant figure Her frieuds Wera ia
deSpair Baning WAS tricsi h0. sim
she grow snace. CirSgmslshceS al
,bis timo required her rciur0 to Com
uaush6 anal 90 two moashs' Time
when she had got thoroughly soaked
sSaia iu iha- hNmid climate. she wrote
in triumph that tbe odious fat had ail
disappeared aed her hcSuiif2 igure
ret0yWcd Again she came 90 Loadou.
sud aS she gradually dyie3 removed
Troubles with the dresses began aR0
4, last ,6e question hecaNae urSeet
whether she woU,j D1 dry aud stouV IN
L,andoa.or damp and clcgaat in hrs.
lanA Il j. needless 10 say she atonee
rhrsa The latLNr.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

first 10 the Jeff. the second 10 the
right. the third 10 the left the fourth
% the right and so on, while the
woman ia black, with her rod flag
standing In The center. turns slowly
round aud forms living pivot. As
the crowd turns a. sings louder and
lodaor TIL nj last. IN frohscd excite
ment what with shouting md stamp
ing, they make the walls shake. the
windows Nitrate. aud the very stones
themselves trcmblo on thcir founda-
tiops and seem TO participate In the
revolution arr dance. II is at once m
impressive and threatening sight II
Is NJ such moments that one may
rcaliza tho exaitability Of the Fren oh
people. and on tho whole, u were a
Jay Could or Rothsohild ] should
prefer NOT to be recognized while the
"Carmagnolon was sung. - Paris Lei
ter 10 PHILADELPHIA telegraph
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
FaRmERs' INSTITUTES.
How They Are Conducted Undcr TIN
Auspices OF The Ssate OF Miscosasln.

How They Are Conducted Under the
Auspices of the State OF WISCONSIN,
| knew Of no other State where a
like system of popular instruction on
\ vital and universal interest Of the
State. directed BY the highest e3uea-
tiopSl authority, is 80 perfectly
organized aud carried on with such
uRity Of purpose and detail Of ad-
nsinistrasica; no ether ian which the
farmer IS brought systematically into
such direct relations u the university.
Ia the eagreat year there have been
held eighty-swo farmers Institutes in
forty 1--WE Counties The list az
practical topics discussed Is two hun
dgea and Seventy-niae. and in this
service have been Engaged one hun
dretl ard seven workers. thir$y-oae of
whom are specialists fn0m other
States, ThiS is an agricultural COL
lege, On grand scala brought &c
tho homes Of the people The meet
inSs are managed by loeal commit
tees in such S Way Is II evoke local
pride. iaterest and taleaa / viii
that were thoroughly discussed
al one of The institutes;
clover - a feysiliasr; rveaperative
agriculture bee-keepings taking care
of the Htsle things about tho house
avid farm; the education for farmers
daughters the whole economy of
sheep hushandry; egg pCoiuc;iou;
poultry; the valee ~ tkot'Shs and xp-
piicstioa ia farmings horses 10 brccd
FOR ghe farm snd markets breeding
an3 management az swise; IaiSsa
farming; grain raising; assessment
and e,llee;ioa oi taxsss does knewl-
e1ge pays {wjsh illustrations Of
money maae bS kaowtsiSe a ,hs
,alaE6ssls hrseSliRR sad care ct css-
tle With expcrt teStimonv a to the
best sor ~ cows psiats in cora calf-
ARE: faN GiscHssiaa a SNAIL -srNit cult
uCs; huttey-maSiag Is tue arSs tAe
aAirys car e0DatrY VN2ds; agricultural
aiDSation~ So iursaS the wiageE
eveEy TOPIC that concerns the well-kss-
iRg II sAe hoasc the psoAs og she
farm. tis morar welfare et tase PsOpgs.
anA their prosperity. Was iatelligsasly
discussed viii audiences fully
awake 10 ire value q ibis pxAg-
heal &nl applied education Sanss
a SAs best Il ,AeSs aiscassioas are
printed and widely 15ssFih0seA Msss
q Ghsm ara fall Of wise details IL IA
way Il lArifs an3 raoseY- making. haE
I Ash glad te see test Ia naessIngs a.
IS consider tie tgusA tAas As macA
care Should 4 givsa te the FSsrinS Il
hoys aa3 xsrss a a. ealves and easts.
sad tAss hgaias ars ss aessSSAgw IN
fsrzfa@ as u sny etAar ecempatia1-
As ,Aese tarrnegs iassltates arc coa-
1ueEeA I &e nos know Say a&Senc~
napSrStAe - tAsea II wsSing up the
farmers q sh5ek. u izcaiEx iaso mew
as3 Saae0axas2 w@sh0As. &@2 - see ia
uhas rssl prosperity lies. VIVA Reas-
periEN a. Fmse. sas tsT@er sa& kas
fsM5iy ARE conservative, aaw-kserSzg
cAureA- SssHE. Eoe& = szez& TAe IL
rs SNpgs24se2 81 swsavs sSoassn3
cellars hNs siEeady geEzrMe6 70 sh&
Ssa,s haa.3ss.a, tsss& E@Aeess y ss,4
@enFtk Aaae VASES
s. - Assse4
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
71s77777717-777 .
rAg "cARhsAGNols."



The Ctgn,agNole.M IL will b re
memAereA i slss song sung ~ she Ell
wemca, the tgieosc0SaS. Is they daneSd
roaad he seat III IA l7sS Il Is q
Song ~ herce and fSarf,l impagG It's
ola words were revolutionary aud
sanguiaagN, sat new verses have been
writtea ,has have an ecenoaaic rather
sAaa a political heaFsaS, They breathe
Mar i Toe mia,ile n,zA sae sweater"
IL sheSe wha bald fortunes with tbs
lAAas ~ others. znd DO not them-
SELVES pge>lWee say thing Even tbe
ehSgQS h Saaae8iafes changed and is
Sseaa a paRSanS IA tSQnASSucle'
wc have pAaSe0s Ia Cammunarlt, ~
ia aaaoe tho 'Cavmageols" ctleesiVe-
IL 5& i yeacgally customary e. Sseec,
sonae Youth with load Sinister. can
trasta vOsce. The yORsA takes h}>
ssARd GA 'ho stage "a high pls,t0paA
a womaM with regular features
tslh olemAn3las fSur& IS theu
calloA upsa a. take she l'sd
ip the dance. L IS prefer,
able thA. she shoal3 hsvN a sicAi~til-
ting. severe plAin black dress devoid
AZ anv sart ~ ornaaseat< 10 she hGs
abundant taiy trasses these ar1 a.
leucl ia ta3 ,lowm ,hc hsyk ThiS
simplicity may be taSeo IS homSEv
p}J ta ;he aaluya,jsc Thar pervad,S
modern ScAlo's ~ ,aoaShi, Tie
Eack dues> $ tmhtmal5c % Aopra-
mz tet ihe tgeihsis N be >tjll lanNui,A
ia rrsoa on who nsve tal1ea achiu&
Rae csrrysje> Bas perhaps the re3
scarf e Jbs commune 8 l0assly
fastened gc~o>s the bresss aad io say
eaSc n PhyE sn ssM after lhs melel
wcya ia trssN s1h igS Wi1 ssels
daaEl}ng ls0N slsAsy s.NG IS cABet1liy
asa1 "a the hahd eR8 lh> cona-
wttts a veEY sacesivg aad classical
c.sstouA A Waa'A0 tAas dressed
fsrns SIZE ctaleg ot thc danoN She
stan1> ais a,r,y sle0a Aad 3sses ~
dssre ip tskc PARTNER Hey Psv;aey
&, the Aust ma lax h,eA wisA strans
arm aa3 aejesMmcJ Sestura she Aol&>
alo0 1he A,y visa ,he s5atssey v0scs
thea commences to stag tAe avs' VERSE
0g the Narmsgae lbesc G,sr SS
severa tAsasAn3 lecSens pSvSeuL Aa&
vs3 ,Ae sileace : sacA t&e ASseayisa 80
,steasa that every hsva,A s.
AgAna vuh Fo@e&asjea tx NsE
ot waking "a e0sSA kes wesa
taa vsnsa hsS hsasH Sung a& lhe
chogus y yescAo3 "a Is lakes zap nv sAe
ysaple 81 erst w5sh stew. lew way~
1865. mha s.AsNrsR asasssse ss.stst 49, q .s.ss
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

Mr.. q. A. Frost artist and PHOTOGRAPHER,
accompanied Mr. KEENAN,, aud the results CT
his work will form a wonderfully Interesting
sorics ~ o,etures Of Russian ana siberian
life and scenery.
The articles begin in the Nav Ceaft'sB,
which is a great issue in many other re-
spects, containing also an interesting Illus
tratca article On ranch life, first chapters
Of ;, The LIAR q novelette, by Heary jones :
the exciting narrative. "A Locomotive Chase
Ia Georgia." suggestive paper on = The
Chances Of Being HIT in Battles" an essay
on Milton by Matthew Arnold; " Love
Story Reversed by Edward Bellamv, etc
etc. Our local bookseller viii have the mum
hss. after the first az May
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

PRTexIY ASH BITTsRs IS an unfallsn4y cure
sor AL diseases originating IN hillary Ge-
sangementS caused By the malaria Of MAS
matte countries No other medicine now on
ale will soefectuaNy remove the disturb
ngelameuts, and ~ the sane time tone ap
he whole system. Ii is sure and safe IN
Is aAstl0l.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

DIR. Piercc's Pleasant FurgatlSe FeIlets
are preventive s. well as curative. A few
of these . Little Giants taken at the right
time, with little expense and no lnconyeni-
ence, viii accomplish what many dollars
and much sacrifice OF time Will fail TO do
after Disease once holds Won with his iron
grasp Constipation relieved, the Liver
regulated. the Blood purified. will fortify
against fevers and all Outrageous diseases.
Persons Intending travel, changing diet,
water aud climate, will ind Invaluable, DR..
Piercess Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, In
yiais convenient to carry.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

THIS single eys-Siass IS worn by the
dnae. The theory IS that be can sea more
with one eye than he can comprehend.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

For q Ceaxhor Sore Throst the best useii.
eine IS Hale's Honey x Horehound and Tar,
Pixies Tcothache Drops Cure IN one minute.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

A scrrrrck mustn's lose cast not before
the work is done for which the cast was
taken A&rss etfllSgS
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
Ell csrhEs az HUMORs,

from a common BIotch. or Eruption, 70 ln 9
worst Scrofua Salt-rheun, : fever.ssotss,
cs,tsed nv bad blood are conquered py us VI
POWERFUL. purifying, and inyigoFfaing M.
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapieiy hes. un n,ir
tested It's potency in curing fetter, Ec ss'
Eryspelas, Dois. Carbuncles sore Eyes, selol-
ulo,is Sores and SwellngS Hip-Joint Dl sss.
aWhite SweIlirlgss Goitre. or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents "
stamps for d large Treatise, with coioIsa
plates on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
fer Treatise on sorofuioas hhectipiis.
.FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.
Thoroughly cleanse il by using DIR. Pierce7s
Golden Medical Discovery. and good
digestion. n fair skin, buoyant spirits, .ltai
etreng;h and bodily health viii be estainlsnea.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

FREE A S-faot French Glass, Oval
Front, Sickla or Cherry Cigar Case, MIR
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

THE rising generation in cities is chiefly
mSae up OF malkmen and hired girls. Bar
lEsstoa Frer Press
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

TsE canned article THAI goes the quickest
4 dogs tai = Eszs = B3l.s.lz
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26

TcH( Ifff Ia A{herfG, etc, .nild SpeNt louf
wears IN Russia and Siberia, was thorough
Nv conversant with the people and the ian.
euage, and had reached the CONCLUSION tuat
tho Russian Government had been misrep-
resented. and that the exile system OF Sihe-
ria was not 80 terrible as was supposed.
Knowing that Mr. kennan held these
views, the Russian Government gave MN
every facility FOR thorough
INSPECTION OF MINES AND PRISONS
OF Siberia tho most thorough that NAG
ever been made by a traveller Armed WIN
le,tera from the Russian Minister OF the
Interior and other high officials, Mr. Ken.
nan went everywhere, inspecting mines and
prisons, convict barges aud hospitals, ana
travelling with chained exics along the
great siberian road He made the intimate
personal acquaintance of moro than three
hundred exilcd "iiberals and Nihilists,
MANY of whom wrote out their histories Tor
his use, The actual facts, as revealed by
this searching investigation, were far re.
moved from Mr.. Remnants preConeeived
ideas, as this thrilling narrative az fifteen
months privation and adventure will show.
As is already known, the publication oi
Mr. Kennan's preliminary papers has re.
suited in his being placed
oN TnE nLAcK list
by tho Russian Government, Hnd copies OF
Tie CeaisFY containing them have the Oh
iectionahle article torn out by the custom
officials before beng allowed to enter the
Cars dominiOns.
II expected, Of course" says Mr. KEN
man. in n recent interview, "to he put on
the Russian black list, The stable-door i
locked, but the horse has been stolen--and
I've cot him =
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TIE MARKETS.

rszrs Is very rarely = vessilng without =
NiSsg1vinx
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r,,, ~ T,,r.. save. Nine,

WITH regsrd to sparkling over the front
gate, good deal can be said on BOTH sizes
- Sffiis1S
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~ al So-calieI remedies have failed, Dr.
SsScss C@sarrsi Reneiy cares
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TEE psokpookes is no rospecter OF purse
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CONSUMPTION,

which is Scrofuia or the Lungs. Is arrested
and cured hs- rhis remedy. il taken IN the
earlier stages of the disease. From ltf mar
yelo,Is power over this terribly fatai disease.
when first Offering this now world-fapeq REM
etlv 10 the public. DIR. Piercn Thought seriously
az calling it his " CONSUMPTION CURE, put
abandoned that narle us too restr1a1aye lof
n medicine which. from its WONDERFUL coll-
or bIood-cleansing. anti-biiious, pectorai, ana
nutririye properties. is ufiequnled, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for al
Chronic Diseases OF tho
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SIBERIA.



MOST interesting contri-
button 10 secret history
Will 10 the Illustrated pn
pcrs ON Siberia and the
Exile System,n by George
KEENAN,, which are TO begin
In the May CeatsrT maya
zinc. They win embody the
results 81 what is be-
licved to he the first sue
cessfiil attempt by q COM
petcnt investigator to make
d thorough study of the
Russian exile system. Be-
fore undertaking hts ardu-
Gus journey Of $4,000 miles,
In tho interest Of The Ceat'l--
~, Mr.. kennan, author Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
eAsg HIS

Herman and Nike Kelly still say that they
are not going 70 Australia The two Ksllys
$1,000 Nike and Umpire John-are 20 open
a saloon N New York this winter.
The suits which the All America Baseball
team vii wear are made Of white material,
trimmed with dark red The most striking
taing about them is an Anieric4n aag, which
serves As bet and hangs down slightly az
ths side On the breast Of the shirts Is the
name Ok the club OF which the player Is q
member.
Hutchinson, the Yale college pitcher, whose
work in the box this scason won the peunant
81 the Western association for Des Moines,
states that be Viii play next year under Capt.
Arson. - have concluded TO play ball for
five or SIX years To come II the interest holds
cot, said be, ''and believe might Just as
vel b Ia De club and play for AL there Is
h it,
Treasurer Whitaker. Of the Athletic club.
says that the report that Cross, the Louisville
catcher. has been secured was Incorrect Mr.
Whitaker Says that the Athletic club has no
notion Of signing Gross
TIE Detroit club VIII be heavy lcs<sps, de-
spite the fact that semething Ike SIS. 90 Will
BE- realzed y the sale Of its players and
franchise. Up to the close Of the present
SEASON the club Was So, 900 out Of POCKET.
When assed II Harry Wright would man
ego the Philadelphia club another season A.
J Reach said. $50 far as I know ne viii.
Nothing definite has been settled, but it IS
taksn Tor grs,uted that be win cootfnue. =
SIR Wright Is By al odds the best non-play-
ins manager in the business, ard il is to be
hoped that DO VIII decide "a make another
Try Tor the remnant With the 'Phillics.7