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could be made; up to April 10, 1882, no
commodities had been delivered to or re-
ceived on these trades, nor had any sug-
gestion or requirement on the part of Mr..
Barber to deliver been made; that defend
ant never reported to me the names of the
parties with whom trades were made on
my account, and that / never knew or in
quired who such persons were.
THAT after the settlement in April
commenced selling wheat for July de-
livery and by the last of May had sold
through defendant 100000 bushels for
that delivery, which are the trades in ques-
ton in this case; that there was corner
in July wheat and the price was
forced up to ten or twelve cents;
that prior to December, 1879, bought,
through defendant, l000 900 bushelsof corn
for December delivery. came to Chicago
and defendant told me the deal had gone
against me $500, and he said that had
to close it that day. The loss was that
amount, and paid it that day. No corn
was delivered on either side.
''In January, $780, sold, through Bar
Der, 10000 bushels of wheat. My profit
was $500. did not take the profit, but
sold more, and the deal went against me
$1,000, and l paid it up. l then COM
menced buying, and made $500 on March
wheat bought in January. l continued
selling wheat in March, 1880, and made a
good deal of money for few months; re-
covered losses in April, and COM
menced selling May wheat. The May OPP
tons took a sudden start up, and I
lost $4,000 and l paid it. 1t was ex-
pressly stated by me to Barber that l
wanted no property. He knew that. He
said: Certainly, know that, and that
the deals should be settled on the margins
on the profits Up to April, 1882,
nothing had been delivered by me, or re-
ceived by me, nor had there been any
suggestion or requirement on defendant
part to deliver made; on the other hand,
it was never expected to handle the prop
erty, but merely TO trade in the different
deals. Up to the close of the July deal,
1852, no demand had been made on me by
Barber for the delivery of wheat or corn
or any other commodity; that 1 received
the following statement of account from
defendant, about the day of Its date"
(which was read in evidenced:
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Republicans win Reduce Pensions.
To THE EDIToR-Sir: In the Indianapoli.
Ia......uI af IL u ri nnanarnd Tho fnIln,rinr

To THE EDIToR-Sir: In the Indianapolis
Journal of the I'd inst. appeared the following:
Many unreasonable and unwarranted ratings have
been given, and after the election fof course the
Journal thinks Harrison will be elected the fortunate
receiver OF an increase should not feel aggrieved II
reduction follows-it must in great many cases.
No pensioner need apprehend any reduction
of his pension, for Harrison will never be
elected, and pensions will continue TO be al
lowed and increases granted in AL meritorious
and worthy cases. under the supervision of
President Cleveland assisted by the gallant
democratic Union soldier at the head Of the
pension office. The soldiers don't want any
more of the red tape and unnecessary delays
which attended the commissionerships of Gen.
Blacks republican predecessors : Bentley,
Dudley, etc. VETERAN.
Oct
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PraCtiCing with R. R. R.

MONTAGUE, Tex--Dr. RGfirdy K Co. ssI have
been using medicines for the last twenty years
and In all cases Of Chils and Fever have never
failed TO cure never any thing but your Ready
helei ana rms. THOS. J. JONES
FRUITLAND, Ia, Aug. 8, Iss7-Dr. Raf,nav: We
are using your medicine for Typhoid and Malaria
Fevers with the greatest benefit What your Ready
JOHN SCHULTZ.
Mr. John Morton Of Yerplanek Point, n Y, pro-
prietor OF the Hudson River Brick Manufacturing
COMPANY says that he prevents and cures attacks OF
chills and fever in his family and among the men in
his employ by the use OF RAILWAYS READY RELIKP
and PILLS Also the men In Mr. FrOsts brickyari
at the same place rely entirely on the r r. n for
the cure and prevention of malaria.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for SOC There is not
remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
and Ague and all other Malarious, Bilious. Typhoid
and other Fevers (aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 50
quickly as Railways Ready Relief.
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Bulidozing Democrats at Terre Haute

To THE EDIToR-Sir: A case similar to that
reported in your columns Tuesday occurred
here few days ago at the Vandalia railroad
shops. A democratic campaign document was
put up in the boiler shop. The foreman, James
Bardsley, rank republican land an English
take it down, and upon his refusal to do so he
was discharged on the spot. At the same time
several republican documents were stuck mp on
the walls and or two on his office door,
There is considerable talk about it all over the
city. III. S. i.
Ierre Haute, Oct. 2.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Dr.. Radways Pills are a cure for this complaint
They restore strength 70 the stomach and enable II
TO perform its functions The symptoms OF Dyspep-
STA disappear and with them the liability OF the sys
tenn 10 contract diseases.
Railways Pills and Dyspepsia
NEWPORT, KT., Feb. 81. lss7.-Mcssrs. DR.: Rad
vav 4 Co-Gents: | have been troubled With Dys-
PERSIA for about four months. j tried different
doctors without any permanent benefit. your
ad and two weeks ago bought box of your Regu-
lators and feel great deal better. Enclosed lind
stamp please send me your book False aud True.
Your Pills have done good than all the
Doctors Medicine that have taken. etc. / am,
yours respectfully, hObEhI A. fAGE
Dyspepsia of Long Standing Cured.
DIR Railway have for many years been afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and found but
little relief until GOT your Pills and Resolvent and
thew made perfect cure. They are the best me- =
cine ever had in my life. Your friend forever.
Blanchard Mich WILLIAM NOOSAQI
Sold by Druggists. Price 25c per b
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send letter stamp 10 Railway 4 Co. No. 30
rem, corner of Church street. New York.
Information worth thousands win be sent you,
To the Public.
Be sure and ask for RAILWAYS and see Il.
name "RADWAY" is on what you buy.
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No. e512.-Strange Numbers.
Some people honestly believe
That figures never lie;
II not, they sometimes do deceive
Even a puZzler's eye.
There are two numbers in my mind,
Wen call them 4 and B,
In half dozen forms combined
That seem not to agree.
Two-thirds of b Just equals A,
Two-tbirds of A is B,
Yet two-thirds OF A we surely may
Prove half of b; you'll see.
One-fourth of B-one-third of A.
They surely are the same;
And ii one takes AS head away
1t leaves the others name.
Not only head but body take
Thus rend ring it quite blind),
Its value is increased by four,
And, oddly. you will find
It's just precisely what is LEFT
When BIS decapitated;
Add this to that tits just Eve more
Than A and B. IT'S stated
That. looking closely, you will find
Is is in any number;
That A and B may be combind-
hesitate TO cumber
Ny simple verse with all their formsi
Evil; twiDing plant;
A fox's cub; a grasping tool;
Hotel; surname; l can't
Continue further to pursue
These most uncertain numbers
/ delegate the search to you,
While seek happy slumbers.
THAPPY THOUGHT.
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The "Farmers, nc21 Tariff.

To THE EDIToR-Sir: When were wheat,
corn, potatoes, live animals, etc, taken from
the free list and placed under the "farmers' F."
tariff? INQUIRER.
Monticello Ind Oct 1.
Potatoes and wheat have been dutiable since
1924; corn since 1872; live animals since 1864.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills,

The Great Liver and Stomach
Remedy.
Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Aperients
Act Without Pain, Always Re-
liable, and Natural in
their Operation.
A Vegetable Substitute for Calomel.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly Grated with sweet
gur, purge regulate purify cleanse and strengthen
Railways PILLS for the cure of all disorders
of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder
Nervous Diseases, Loss Of Appetite, Headache, Con-
situation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels Piles
and all arrangements of the Internal viscera
Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals
or deleteriOus drugs
What Physician Saws OF Railways Pills
am selling your p r. Relief and your Regulat
ing Pills, and have recommended them above all
pills and sell great many of them, and have them
on hand always, and them in my practice and ig
my family, and expect to, in preference of all
Pills. Yours respectfully,
DR. A. C. MIDDLEBRO0K. DOraville, Ga
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Not only cures the patient seized with this terrible
foe TO settlers in newy-settled districts where the
malaria of ague exists but ii the people exposed 70 il
WILL every morning on getting out of bed, take %
60 drops oil the Ready Relief in glass Of water and
drink it, aud eat, say cracker they will escape at
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kNOTTY PROBLEMS.

[0ur readers invited to furnish original enig-
mas, charades, riddles, REFUSES, and other "Knotty
Problems" addressing all communications relative
TO this department TO E b Chadbourn. Lewiston,
Mel
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r. F. F.
RAILWAYS
ReadyRelief
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Ussia
the World
SUMNER COMPLAINTS

Looseness, Darrhes Cholera Morbus or painful dis
charges from the bowels, are stopped In fifteen 70
twenty minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief.
no congestion or Inflammation, weakness OF las
r. r. Relief
Thirty TO sixty drops in half tumbler of water
will in few minutes cure Cramps Sorains Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea
Dysentsry, Collie, Wind in the Bowels and all in
ternal pains.
Travellers should always carry q bottle of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few dropf
In water will prevent sickness pains from change
OF water 1t is better than French Brandy or Btters
a stimuiant
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The Only Pain Remedy

That instantly stops the most excruciating pains,
alays Inflammation and cures congestion, whether
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other glands or
organs by one application
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A Family Necessity.

SANTA FL, Kas., Aug. IS, 81.
Dr. hadway Co.: Your valuable medicines are
a necessity In our family; entirely rely on the
Ready Relief and Pills for what they are recon-
mended, AID they never fail TO give satisfaction.
MRS. GEORGE LOHMILTER
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Behead the first word in the first column 10 make ]
the first words in the second and so on. Tie re-
moved letters, in order, spell a noted eCcesastic
WI died n .Iuly.
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MALARIA.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Chills and Fever, Fever and Ague Con.
Quered.
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Cut out twenty-eight pieces OF cardboard the size
and shane OF dominocs and write letters on them as
shown above Tor lettered pieces of paper may be
pasted on the ends of common dominoes, selecting
the seven blanks" for the pieces in the hrs column
The puzzle is to make the greatest possible num-
Der of words at arrangement of the entire num-
Der of pieces. placing them end to end. This is
illustrated below:
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A state of hopefulness might be
In truthful way pers pnin Q
By fancys pencil bold and Tree,
In picture of "A PERSON TIED"
lNELsoNIAr.
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RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF
VIII Afford Instant Ease.

VIII AuOru Instant Ease.
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation OF
the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, Congestion
Of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing Pal
pitation OF the Heart Mysteries, Group Diphtheria
Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills, Nervousness
Seepessness.
The application Of the READY RELIEF 10 the
part parts where the difficulty pain exists will
afford ease aud comfort
Pain Stopped in Two Minutes.
TUXEDO PARK, N Y.
Dr. Railway: I had the to0th4che for nearlya
week and tried all kinds Of medicines without any
good, when, on getting one Of your almauacs, saw
your Ready Relief spoken OF. / purchased a bottle
and only put three or four drops In my tooth. when
the pain was stopped In two minutes
j. S. WARNER, Gamekeeper.
Fifty Cents per Bottle. Sold by Druggists.
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IN PROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES

No matter how violent excruciating the pain the
Rheumatic, Bed-ridden Infrm, Crippled Nervous
Neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may su1er
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No. a51b.-A High DwelIer.

am very strong and plant,
Very high I've climbed to dwell,
But I'm not self-reliant,
All my swaying motions tell.
Though l am so very slender,
I've heavy load attached,
And the noise its tongue can render
Man nor woman ever matched.
But an ordinary mortal.
Handles me with thoughtful ease;
When he comes within my portal
Pulls and jerks me as he please.
Him only answer, singing,
In language all my own;
Up and down keep ON swinging,
Keeping time TO every tone.
[CLAxoR.
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BE SURE TO JOIN THE woRD-MAKTSa DURING
LONG OCTOBER EVENINGS.
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THE STATEMENT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30, 1882
A. s. Mailman u. B. W. in acct. with c. NJ Barber.
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No. 2516.-A Cherado.
To creature oft quoted as famous for thirst
But for healthy cold water belongeth my frstj
While man, so superior in intellect reckOned,
Debases his manhood by drinking my second;
These two contradictory elements blending,
Will show you my total and come 10 an ending.
* +. CHE
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No. 251S-Riddle.
In hand TO catch and harder 10 hold,
/ measure a foot more all told;
There's not girl would call me sweet;
And yet they say Pm good TO eat.
Cut of my head, it's half of what's left,
And then you have me of my tail bereftI
You'll find 1t measures just an ell,
Can you my name and nature tell?
ALICE c. HARRIS.
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To the Public.
Be sure and ask for RAILWAYS and see tn
name "RADWAl" is on what You buy.
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No. 2517.-A Square.

No. 2517.-A Square.
1. serpentine. MINI 2. Musical instruments.
8. Accustoms 4. Native. 5. To shake. 6. A
cutaneous eruption. [U. RKKA.
A Novel Prize Hunt.
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Wages md Trusts.

2,5oi.-Coracle, oracle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-08

The democratic National convention hh,
accomplished the work sci for 1t to do It
hn, renominatcd Mr. Cleveland, which was
the main thing and it has put on the ticket
with him eX senator Thurman, strong.
striking figure in our national politics, but
man now well past hi, prime. Mr. Thur
man was taken, not because his party bee
liey"s in the principles for which he ha,
stood, but bcrau,c it hopes 10 trade ON hi-
character aud record, aud gain votes by do.
ing it,
There was an ugly quarrel in the com
mttec on the formulation Of the tariff
plank, which prolonged by one day. the
length Of the convention. Those who sup
port Mr.. Cleveland in hl, free trade view,
wanted a straight declaration 10 that effect
10 please the southern wing, but the north
crn members would not go 90 that length
The result is IA compromise, or ",traddle. %
which reailirms the platform Of 1884 aud
endorses the Presidents message.
The result Of the Democratic deiberation,
gives the Republican party the hest possible
opportunity to adopt IA strong outspokon
platform Of principle, On national issues.
and 10 put ON that platform men who mean
what the platform says
Allison aud IIawley would mean this. and
there are several other Western men To-
head the ticket who would mean the same
thing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-08

II was AN uukind cut "A cold. uusympa
thetc black eye, in fact which the state
Of Oregon gave the Democratic National
convention ON Tuesday It would have
been very agreeable circumstance, an in
cldrnt full of promise aud hopefulness a
welcome hnrhiuger Of success. if it could
have been announced to the assembled DE
m"rracy at the opening of "Wednesday +,
session, before the nominations were made.
that Oregon had gone for "Clcveland and
reform at her state election the day Le-
fore
But no such thing happened On the con
trary the members Of the convention had a
gloom cast over their interior conscious.
ness 10y the fact that the Oregon dcspatchr,
brought the unwelrome news of such a
handsome Republican victory as was a sur
prise 10 the Oregon Republicans themselves.
The election was for Member Of Congress
and for "A Legislature which viii elect a
United States senator. Til, despatch tells
the story of the result
Returns from all parts OF Orcgan acccs
sihle 10y telegraph Indicate that Hermann
Republican, for Congress, has 1000 ma lori
~. iii, majority ia Multnumah county.
which includes Portland {, aiOO The pro
hihition vote wa, very small The Rrpuh
llcans made gains IN every county in the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-08
WEDNESDAYS SESSION
VIZ. Cleveland Nominated amid n storm
of Applause.

The convention was called a. order al
1880 and Mr. Collins wa, escorted o. th"
char and made i, opening speech The
applause " a. general when Chairman tol
Inns concluded The chairman announced
that the committee on resolutions would
not be able to report until : r. VI, which
caused Il murmur Of dissatisfaction through
put the ball
Mrs f. 4 Nerriwether here was given
~ minutes in hitch u present the cause Of
woman suffrage. but she could not make
herself heard aud soon gave up the at
tempt.
When the roll call of state, for nomna
tlon- had been decided on Daniel Dou.her
ty Of Philadelphia. imported 10y Tammany
Hall for the occasion. took the platform
and in d strong and well phrased speech
presented the name Of Grover Cleveland
4, he closed the body Of delegates ON the
floor burst forth for a moment ia a tumuIt
Of applause. From that ON the applause
and wells gradually ,aggrd and for the r--
manning twenty minute, that the upruar
was kept up it va, sustained almost entire
ly 10y the galleries and the claguers at the
rear Of th" hall An ingenious device a.
sustain the waning spirit. OF the delegate,
in their half hearted effort consisted IN the
appearance Of Cleveland portrait Of hr
roir size, which was shown IA the front Of
an enormous painting Of the capitol, pccu
pying the great gable Of the roof over the
platform. Few other speeches were made
a. the call Of states proceeded. When the
end was reached the chair put motion by
Mr.. Mckenzie Of Kentucky that the rates
he suspended and Grover Cleveland be
nominated by acciamatipn This was uuan-
imou,ly carried with great shout, and the
chairman declared that Grover Cleveland.
having received more than two third. Of
the vote. cast, wa, the regular nominee Of
the Democratic party for President Of the
United States,
There was considerable objection t. tax
ing recess over night, but the motion b.
do 50 was finally carried
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-08

t,,. -.l.:I. l -.
'''"' ,n''"'al mas nam III very Precari-
Gus ''hIltl'h during the past week and
hl, death has many times seemed imminent
Ihi, mornings REPORTS state that nt md
night In. wa, bnvin,, II mini. ,,i.,bt l,ut ,.os
.t.o,l,l,. .,......;,,., -.
''- "'""'''
Glen. lawton, United States Minister 10
Austria. who arrived in this country last
week an IA six .,,..k.' l.,y. Of ol.,.,,,..
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ote-.

That the great measure of success which
Brattlehoru> first and second music f-.tI
va'> have Reached l. due ia large measure
a. The self ieny Ins and untiriug efforts If
Mr.. J.. W Hawi-y gu,-, without saving IL
D, 9" i'- hoped that all Who desire t. see. a
taste for good music d-V clipped ia our midst.
hnt the to"n>pruple generally. will not be.
backward IN showing their cordial Appr-,l
alton Of Mr. iiawley's valuable service, i'm
this direction
II j, IA matter for local coueratulation and
Just PRIDE that, - hir other towns are com
PEELED u ssui h. the cities for piaui,t- for
their musiral conventions. Bruttl-horo ha>
%" call a. do this. finding among her nvyu
daughters two Who are perfect, capable uf
filling the position. Mi, Clark has worked
faithfully at every rehearsal ACCOMPANYING
all the chpru, numbers while Miss stewart
performs a similar office for the ,oloi,t,
Mis- Earle Is entertained at y llaW
l"y's Miss Mcl.ain at Col Hrpk-r',. M-,,r,
Parker aud Whitney at t. Crp,hv',. and
the Lotus sl-r club at Lieut. -Gov Fuller,
1t VA, happy incident Of the festival
that Mr. Wall who j, ,all t. be. one of the.
finest clarinet players IN the country. wa,
able - bee present aud Willing t. assist We
understand that Mr.. Wall Is SION h. remove,
from fittshury 10 New York. where hi, tai
euts viii have larger opportunity for cult
walton unl exercise
\ Grumh-r request, %, - say that th.,..
who attend rehearsal, aud concert, IL visit
with their friends, and carry ON a CONVEX
satIun IA audible tones not only show their
Oh breeding. hut are responsible for much
internal profanity ON the part of the un
i"rtunatos IN their immediate vicinity
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The 9th annual commencement exer
ciscs Of the Norwich University at North
field, will bee held June H.
Herbert llascal %, engineer ON the Ben
niugton and Rutland railroad, while assist
ing IN making flying switch Of freight
train at Dandy last week Thursday, fell from
the top of "A car aud was instantly killed.
lie leaves widow whom he married only
four weeks ago. lie is the fourth in hi,
family 10 meet death ON the railroad
The cable across Lake Champlain. con.
Meeting Plattshurg and the Adirondack
with Burlington, has been completed. 1t
consists Of three wires, regular, stock and
private, being about seven cighths Of an inch
thick each of which is insulated. aud the
three are wound by e other wires The
cost is ~ cents foot for the cable and SOFT
for laying it, making a total cost of Si31i.
Charles Dpwner teller of the Castletun
national hank, had some motive for suicide
last winter, if the reported developments
in his bank hooks are true. The shortage
Is said To- be 5000 now, and may reach
three times that amount
The remains Of the late Judge Redfeld.
who died in Chicago March %, will arrive
IN Montpelier Ia morrow, aud will at once
he taken To Green Mount cemetery for
burial
The most dI,a,tr1u, fire ever experienced
ia Burlington occurred Wednesday in the
lumber district Property worth SlOO. ono
was destroyed
Judge W. II Walker aud his wife, Of
Ludlow returned ON Monday from six
months trip West The Judge is some az hat
improved in health