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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
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Special fsst trains viii - run by tbs
great Rock Isiaag route, leaving kAnsss
City AZ . o'eiCCk Saturday evening Az
gust a 20 aco0 zoTne<iats tbs Grand Amy
% the Republic. ftefr families aad frs~ads
who wish 70 attend The aDHsaI g. A II
eBcAmpugrut 20 b~ nsid At s1waEkss.
August ,, - 81 Inclusive Train IeaViog
Wichlta AZ - a, "a will ooDz sct win
thee trains and run fLroagA % Chicago
without cAkuge Tickets VII D. sd
al vsrT low rate fgs tie rounf
tT7p. aud extension - tine ~tll -
given sor the Yrturu fsts-zx uatI
reD:srsh@r - = desired. Choice n
routes will a - - given bgtWsen Chbe.zo
and MJwsEEes tot tho-@ hoa9snz :irkss.
over th. zr~at Rock Is5an1 roaiA IL
tsnslve zTrAr zellsssts have ~ fsAd-
with TIE GOo-sT.cn steamship coupAsF.
ard ttsT bsTs piaoed As the 1tssosss! a
this coIupAHy - Few ssssfoAF CRY "a
hseina ne finest beat "a TIE Har-k@rz
Lakes TIE sfssssgT Will kssi q. sunday
rzorairz directly after She arrival q ths
specaA trans n Ct.scsgo. thus SEor1srx
tss privileges - daylight r.1e srross
Lake Michigan - z!las-Es- psffgss
q he great REX isis1e are sfaz suss =
getting &stora soet8tsons instead x assiEs
70 tsEs chances on arriving - Chssxss.
tsiI AZ tie con parry. eElus - E-sxE
IsoGsiAa AFsaE-s. e0rc-T q Ma street. OE
=, pa@sa~oss- stzstQas corner L1az "a za3
Sssa sYetasA, for PARTICULAR
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C~n1 Passenger @Es Test Axszf-
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Assi beng Passenger AID aeAes A-eai-
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Easnberu Strip.

Nash and pres With spoon sone vsrT
ripe rsspberries ct them stand few hours
in cool place. then scTain them Allo~ a
half pound Of sugar to each PIT q juice and
boil it st once Lett bel slowly for nalf an
hour; skim it well. or when you have taken
il from TIE fire give il g ss-T, snd any skura
VIII sink 10 the bottom Whsu quite cold,
III small. dry bottIes. svrk them vel using
cnly new ccrks Sand the bottles upright
Ii cool place 4 little fine and fresh salad
ol poured on tire top before curkins Is sid
70 insure ths s>epiur u the sirup any l-nxtn
&< nzn~ -Assas<saI EnxaEA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Kansas CITY Produce.

KANSAS CITY, No, August IS
wHEAT-Steady. No. red cash. sales at t4,;
SSNfeu' Der sales al Gs2.J.
CDHN-W eaNor. No cash sales &c. Seuteu her
sales AZ 21C. year = bid -,,4c asked. May
0ATS-N6 . cash lSl.c asked. August. lSc
bid, lS4c asked; september IS hid. lslsc asked.
RNE-No- cash Sc 5id.
EGG>-SIeddy II lsc.
EAA-Flrru- strictly fancy prairie. - 5sl,s5 er
good "a choice. IS 5.y.s as poor. - ~
FLAX StkD-HisEeT. = H.
FLoU Il WesA and lower. ny sc; XXX. &c.
family = D. Choice II % fancy, - ~ extra fancy
81 ca patent 81 SEol -.
INhN MIA Affirm. So.
MiLl-STt FFS-Aery weak.
CORN CHOP-slo.
SHiPSTUFF-4,C-
ShAN-Gulet, -.
BSITk R-Good 10 fancy creamery. 1isisc. cora
mon country We,ik AZ lt5l-iel.
thEt->E-i ho.te northern TWINS. Sc. NouuE
America ; SC western. .i,l. Skinned 9l
POULTRY -EaSy- tho.re hens - IS , ~ rooS-
ters. a Jg-per COZ spring cbl-SgUs. St.-i -
hAMS-llC.
BREAKFAST BACON-Utc
DRIED BEEF-Sc-
Day SALT MkAIS-TsIhs and long c'aa- x 1si.-
shoulders q n: saort clear. 8 -.
SMOKED MEATS-S8urt rlo> = So. Ior- clear
. - shoulders. - rs short clear. - ~
fpRh-Sl3 10
LAkD-SS s9Ip.
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TWO FAMOUS HORSES.

Some OF tho Records Made by Belle Ham,
lin and Harry Wilkes
The match between Belle Hamlin and Harry
Wilkes, at Buffalo, has attracted general at
tention to those wonderful horses Here is q
brief review of their records:
Belle HaInlin is a bay mare, standing al
most 16 hands She was foaled June 20, 1879
She was sired by Hamlin's Almont, Jr., !, So9;
out of Toy, by Hamlin Patchen, $3.50; second
dam, by son of Old Royal George: third
dam, by son Of Vermont Black Hawk.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

BARRY WIAES.t
When years old she trotted mile on
three quarter track in 9:S3. Her first fast
mile was made in 1884, at the grand circuit
meeting I'D Buffalo, time 2:2S1. In 1886 she
won the 2:24 class at East Sag NAV in straight
heats, 2:2ss4, 2:221z. 2:1s14. Most hnrsemen
remember the great five heat race at Cleve-
land, July rs, 1857 Belle Hamiin, Manza-
nita, Spofford, Kitefoot, Lougfeliow, Whip,
Orange Boy and Lowland were the antago-
nists IN one Of the 6ercest turf battles on
record Manzanita won the first heat In
2:16ha, second in 2:1914, when Belle went to
the front and captured the next three in
2:1S11z, 2:19, 2:1S1S. She afterwards in the
same year equaIed her record of 2:1S74, made
at East Saginaw. twice; at Rochester, Aug.
a. dead heat with Arab in pisa, race after
wards won by Oliver &, and at Cleveland,
Sept 1o, in the third heat Of the free for all
trot, which was won by Charley Hilton,
2:1716.
The season Of 1857 was great one for the
famous mare, She won easily all the grand
circuit events for which she entered, reducing
her record to 2:l65l. At Cleveland, Sept. 16,
she trotted the mile that made her famous
1t was to beat her record for a cup, and was
done in 2:139<, C. J. Hanip drove her a
mile to pole with Justina (2:2S1n in Novem-
Der, 1887 to better 2:20. 1t was done in 2:1S
Her career OF 1855 was begun by defeat,
when the demon Clingstone won two heats
out of three. During the year she reduced
the Chautauqua county trotting record, %,
by Robert McGregr, 2I754, over the Dun
kirk half mile track, to 2:34%, which she
again reduced, July 4, 1880, to 2:221S with
ease. Belle was started during the inteFna-
tional fair at Buffalo, Sept Is, 1888, to beat
her record of 2:13si. 1t was cold, raw day,
and she did well in doing it in 2:l5%.
Harry Wilkes best previous record WAS
2:1S5s. He had won 145 heats from 2:l3Ja to
23O.
Harry Wilkes, 2,94a, is a bay gelding.
standing about 10 hands, foaled 1876, sired
by George Wilkes, 51p; dam Molly Walker,
dam Of Gen. Garfield, 2.2l and The Item,
1850, by Capt Walker, PAGER; second dam
by Darnaby's Copperbottom. He was bred
by James NJ. Hendren, of SpeedwelA, Madi-
son county, KY, and sold when 2 years Of
age to W. r. Letcher, of Richmond, XIV.
He made his first appearance as star per-
former in 1882. He won his three public
races, and obtained record of 2:23]
In 1888 everything bowed before him in
the grand circuit and he closed the year with
record of 2:15. In 1884 he had everything
his own way, and in 1885 won several special
events: best time, 2:1514.
He was only defeated twice in 1SS5-at
Detroit by Clingstons in 2:1H& and by
Phyllis at st. Louis; best time 2:194. He is
credited with having trotted a mile in 2:0916
in Cleveland, but as it was only an exhibit
ton it did not go on record.
At Cleveland, July %, 1856, he defeated
Clenmie G. and Phyllis In S:l6, a:14sl, 2:l5sl.
During the season he was never defeated ex-
cept by Oliver K. at st. Louis, where be was
good. second. in 2:1s34, 2:1g1, 2:17 In
California that year he trotted against Guy
Wilkes, 2:151i; Antevoi, 2:l91S; Charley Hill
ton, 2:h1ll, and Arab, 2:15.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

RYE-No Ss16c.
G13 50.
BRAN-Easy at 421lc
FLAX SEED-Higher: Ss22.
LEAD-Dull; weak sellers at 50 7( buyers ST.
BUTTER-Unchanged Creamery, l6gloc, dairy:
HGl5c.
EGGS-Steady At J3c
CORN MEAL-Easy at 81 15G1 80.
WHISKY-S1 %.
PkOViSIONS-Duli and lower.
PORh-Sl0 10.
LARD-S5 10.
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1t. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis, No. August ..
FLOTR-SteaGv

FLOCR-StesGy.
NHEAT-Lower. Dull cables and lack OF hr,,-
sis Were among the depressing Influences. Clu-e
,csss SLOW yesterday No . red cash. 1stsc. Au-
gGst SIC September ssSsc; December 1Jaess6l1,
g X -LoySer aud duh No . n .xej cash i
.ss>S,, august Sscs September SIS bid. Oct0ber
"a II Higher No. = cash l,z.c August and
1ien Del, lSS-c' May lover, 255sss 25s,c
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Wichita Produce Market.

Furnished b. Obe,De. Hosick d Co.
WICHITA, August %.
HIDES-Green. q 40aS 50; green salt. 50 CJ95 OG
dry sailed, 4SiOc; green pelts, 405.0c; dry pelts
6@l2c.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. August %.

kANSAs CIIh, lIO.' mug Uos -
The Live Stock indicator reports:
CATTLE-Eeceipts. 40 shipments, SlSs
Native and Colorado beef steers dull ana weak
Texas steers about steady. Native cows steady ana
Texas weak and lowet Stockers and feeders ac-
tive and steady for belt. Common weak GOOD 70
choice corn fed steers IS 9Da14 2G common 10 med
iun. 81 OGa3 -: s.ockers and feeders, Il ttS3 I3
cows, 81 5032 %. grassers, 81 6b92 40
HOGS-Receipts 2ASE shipments, los. Opened D
q I0c lower and became weak with additional de-
cline of Ic. Good u choice light, 81 lUg4 ~ heavy
and mixed s. j0GfOg
SHEEP-Receipt4 al: shipments, none Steady
and unchanged GbOd TO choice muttons. - ,o&
10; common 10 Isedium. ~ 5Jse3 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. August %.
Money on call easy at 500 per cent. Last loans
at ), closed offered at D.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a415
Sterling exchange active weak at "a 81 for sixty
Gay bills. and 81 = for demand.
stocks We're very duh again but about steady.
Total sales Of shocks ;odnY 10 Z share.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

This Office 10 prepared To furnish ali The
blanks which are ussd IA connection with
proving up komcsteads Iva Oklahoma We
Use Coop's blanks. which are the ouly
blank. printed THAI have been approved bY
the land coInmissioaer at Washington.
iZtf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. W. Hawn & Co.. grain and COM
mission merchants.
WICHITA, August %.
WHEAT-No = soft. 55sG0c; No2 hard, 5165jc.
C0RN-No white, pc: No mixed, &c.
OATS-No white, lGG11c mixed, l5Sl6c
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Ff-- reclining sEa,r cars sze nov rusz1az
or al frn4z. ca tie G., b q :. fAl-2T.
Rock islsri Ko1ss. o~.~ess &A@tA
Tog~ks. kA1sA< LII. - Jo~s@. LeAc2Es
- Lcg.A
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

NEW YORK. August IS
WTEAT-Weak. No . red. - s,ai.
CoR\-Act.Vc bUt weak. No > mixed 4Sl. s3le,.
oATS-Dull. lower. No . white -t2SIC.
tpFt EE-OutlonS steady. sales 2s,-5l bags.
Spot RIO. Islp.
SiGAi-iieh active and firm. {. Is sf'ec:x ex-
Ira I, --,C &c, white extra q tt>- As yellow. tls l
III \. l-.ts mould A. 4c. standard A. II. yt loaf.
s4ST crushed. $50 powdered, ,sC; srauulated. sac
cube. >lsC..
EGGS-OGiet. l111>c.
BUrTEl.-Ahout steady. Western dairy, 9SIsc
creamery, ilv-iSr.
ChEESE-LuWer. Western SEC.
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Under TIN. head &c ve5 line per day

Under thls head g Is5 Inc pei Jay.
ITO TRADF-For city property. fret class s6U
4 two seated carriage lne large horse and hsr-
hess. \ NJ Wasss.rn. { ST.
INOR TRApE-wichita property clear ~ IN
4 cunbrancc 20 trade for cattle. Address q. &.
Cham berlin, kin.iIlsn. Kan . si-at
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing metallic hiIng ie-
vices. roller shelving and other nttngs f9F The
treasury vault Of the Kansas house viii b.
cclYed until ~ O'Clock q pteutef iitB. Izss.
outline plans ana specifications may le had sp-
plcstion - Gess hupea. archiiect, NJ. 81 Kansas
avenue. Topeka. and after August 9TH bids 60 20
addressed 20 SECRETARY Board OF STATE Mouse C"u-
mlssinners endorsed proposals Tor yaAalt fttiagr'
i5y order OK the Board GRO Ropes Architect
q oat e.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
ABSTRACTERS.
A. J. APPLICABLE,

Abstracter, Conveyancer and Notary Public
Four doors ear, 81 Posiorice wicbitA Kan
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS To Any PROPERTY
~ sEDGWlC'E COUNTY @In
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, i'll, August -.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Re fpts, $685. shipments $3.50
Dull and generally lower. Beeyes, Gi5Gs4 %;
steers. So cRdi 3D. stockers and feeders. y 20
oa5 cows, bulls and mixed 81 0jSt3 o.; Texas cat
tie 81 10.t% 10; natives and half breeds, - OD45 ~
HOGS-Receipts. 1$.Ogs sh 'pments. 800. Market
slow to lower Mixed. - SJGt 2r heavy. 81 ~
al -; light. - Wtd4 skipS, IS SOC 81.
SHEEP-Receints 1908 shipments. 2Op. Market
steady. Natires, s. 50a4 .g western % iUS
GsI 10: Texans, - 50@i %: lambs, 81 JOd5 %.
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ST LOnis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS. Mo-, August g.
CATTLE-Receipts, LOGO; shipments. 500 Slow
Fair 70 choice native. - S3si 3d. stockers
and feeders, s. 10G3 %.
HOGS = Receipts so; shipments. 600. Slow.
Fair TO chbice heavy, a COCA 2G packing grades,
s. ssGi d.
SHEEP Receipts. 200: shipments Loo Market
Steady Fair TO choice s. 4Ggi 40.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
OHIO MILITARY ACADEMY.
PORTSMOUTH. ONO.

Thorough and practical courses az ssuty- boys
Te 1sreul tor col!ee or revercfue&g academies IN
fautry czya Try lssd artillery drills orar sxes Ia a
fo-e- army pEysclTsss Ter oT g-saagss fgr caiS-
los1s zz.1rS>s Cox A J. NEAk Err SupE
q - . q a
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

ITO Who IT MAY CONCERN Notice T. hereby
eiven tiaf have tLis day applied 20 The probate
Judge ~ Sedgwlck county. Kansas, Tor drgsagist
permit to ssl Intoxicating liquors FOR medicinal
mechanical and scientific purposes only ~ e. drug
store at No. gSs Norn Main strreE IN the city *
Wichita. kan~ss. That said application wii -
heard the nth cay pr oeptemssT t- a. r. O'Clock
of said day Inc Office Of thc probate fudge Of
said county az Wichita 4. T.. BUTTkRFlELD.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Dr. Boy-i = having pssnc-ne-at.rooess az6 nasc -
specially OF chrol'c and private disease. Fys Fa-
Nos. Throat s-d Chest Troubles G;sri ard Ele-~
disorder sksa errptioas Jgnel. svel'ias,. sso7a-
ca red ~ftAcct she q re klf.e hhearsts.-
Ssu-aic.s. Headache iEnnaecis5eir relieved HEATH
restored ~har bro. down iron mental erhsps-son
Physical debility or veRe-Al faint Disease OF
women receive les; assratfSn- Ccasr.ation and
examination tree A1o ilrtei DR. Y Bonn
Rooms / 1 aad ever Sc y. HA.a wicas.a ksa-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

The Santa Pe route will self. on August
8 aud % September 10 and q and October
s, 1889, round-trip excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates-about one fare To-
round trip from Wichita - all points IA
Texas, Panhandle OF Texas Colorado
New Mexico. Utah. Wyoming, Idaho
and Montana Tickets are good for
thirty days from date OF sale with stop
overs allOwen az pleasure on return trip
Parties essrgng TO make Thirty day.
trip TO any Of the western mountain re-
sorts. Including Lac Vegas Hot Springs.
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon. Mani
tou. Green Mountain Falls etc can save
money by taking advantage Of the low
rates on the Harvest Excursion dates For
ticket rates aud other Information. call GA
" ID. Murdoch, agent n. T. d ;. I. K
X, or address
GEO T. NICHOLSON.
6. p. & 7. A, y, T. & : r. RR
6JS-tf Topeka. kansas
Plenty of cheap money for farm and city
loans At the knight Investment company,
10 y. Market street. 9 G--tf
Three honrs The quickest 10 -. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway lZ4tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
FOR TRADE.

STRAH Ed Sunday night from ~ Washington
= ave. one roam marc glass eye. Return - NUM-
her and receive reward. d>l a.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
STOLEN.
STORAGE.
STRAYED
Under This head C per lac per daJ

Under ihis head e per Inc per day
STRAYED-On August IS. from rny farm nesr
- Oatville. dark red steer two years old, art
branded Tigat hips. There around his neck
a foTke,i stick made o. Usage Any cae keowing q
his whereabouts VIII address Patrick MArtln bsr-
Vile, Kan, CSeA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Ki,cr~laeans ouhurban EalIra,

hiYrr~tdc and suburban Halfway.
Cars leave Douglas avenue every ~ min
utes from 7 "a m. TO : p. IN. Then every 40
minutes TO 10 D. III. Car leaving Douglas
avenue at a. III. and every second car
after goes t. Alamo. ii4tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

saHta - ta@t- 49,
G~u1 Passenger as. T5esst As~1i-
6ss-is; r EkgED
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
oklahoma

Three honrz The quickest TO st Louis
Missouri Pacific railway lZ4tf
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Depot second and Wichita street. ticket ofiiceI:i
North Main street, f.. E. BLECkLET,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Plenty 81 cheap money for farm and city
loans AZ the knight Investment company,
10 y Market street q e--tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CATTLE.

Wichita Live Stock Market.
Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridee & Camp
bell, live stock commission merchants.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

GEO. T. NICHOLSON.
g. p. & 7. A. y, T. & :. r. X. r
6JS-tf Topeka, kansas
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GEORGE W. EBEY.

ATTORNEY. u. S. Claims Pensions and Re-
ratings secured. Associated with Hon. H. NJ Git.
| of Washington. D. c. Office 12 North Main Street,
Wichita. Kansas. 72tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
HOGS.

Receipts Is. The early kilograms from eastern mar
here were c ioyyer aud The iater sales we're 5q I0c
lower than yesterdays prices. We quote:
llght mixed packing nOgS.-....--....S4 VI 19zl ~
Heavy mixed packing hOgs..........-.-. y1eost %
Rough old sOws and stags............... % % 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

I gs@T- Frez IAs la@z ssAs1aa9s. sa.v x -
l. ~s~ Nsge teas K Axx-. -, Escs4.zffAs
Ssa-sa. sf l4Az<@s- P.Ax<srs<sx. - Azs z<a3 a.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

The receipts light today but were fully equal
to the demand. Butchers cattle were slow and low
er. Feeding steers were weak. especially common
and inferior grades. We quote:
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
Il PACIFIC RAILWAY.
("Great Rock Island Route.')

Elegantfree reclining chair cars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north. south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates City
ticker Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avnues-
{. A, RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10

in. still, having confidence in his ability Go
 cure her, she continued in hts charge. For two
 whole years he doctored her, and at the end of
 that time he confessed that he coul do noth
 ing for her, and resigned from the case. And
 frightful indeed was tho condition in which
 he left her, and in which Dr. Underwood, one
 of the leading phy sicians of Akron, Ohio, and
 who then began to treat her, found her. Not
 only was she pAral y Eed and helpless As baby :
 not only had all sense of feeling left her; but
 she finally went completely blind. For nearly
 two years she was unable to walk and more
 helpless, Abject, miserable and hopeless wo-
 man could not be found on the face of the earth What was life to her, having lost her two grand senses of sight and feeling? The
 sun rose and set each day in all its glory. but she saw 1t not. The trees blossomed. the
 flowers bloomed, the grass grew green at her feet, but she saw them not. With life's beauty all vanished, and her own pleasure as we'll as usefulness gone in the terrible wrech of her body, certainly it is little wonder that when even Dr. Underwood was at last com. pelled to tell her that her awful caso was bey yond his power to cure, she gave up in abeo. lute despair and found her only consolation in tho thought that al least death could put an end to her agony 1T it could not cure her. But while she waited for death a klnd Providence was providing for her restoration to health and happiness. Reports of the wonderful cures effected by Peru na having reached her hu stand, he resolved to have his wife try it. Try it she did, and before she had finished the first bottle she felt new spirit of life within her. Her sense of feeling began to return and her eyes tegan to improve. After she had taken three bottles her Paraly isis had left Der and her eyesight was almost completely re- stored She soon became a new woman, and life once more became worth living. Her resto ra ton was marvellous that even now she can hardly realize that she was once on her ieat h. bed, and that, had it not been for Pc ru na, she would undou btedly be in her grave.
 To keep the Bowels in good order. Mrs. Proehl took Mana lin from tune to time. a most excellent system Regulator and gentle but effective Laxative.
 Pe.ru-na Man-R-lin and LAeu pi-a. the great Family Remedies, are manufactured by the Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus. O, In case your druggist does not have them, send the price. which Is Si per bottle, bottles for s. to the above company. and they will take pleasure in seeing that it Is promptly for warded to your address. You should also not fail to send to this Company for pr. Hartman's wonderful book, the "Ills of Life" which will be mailed free to any address.
 Dr. HartmAn's address is also Columbus, Ohio.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10
DR. HARTMAN

Has Something to Say Concern
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10
A BLOOD DISEASE
CONSUMED MY NOSE,

CONSUMED MY NOSE, my upper lip. roof of my mouth and palate and namsG m as5rf n THPisi G Ssa EgRRR' sx.r Rs and with tts sole use have cured thousands. Call on me tADvICE PRgK1 send your address and wtll mail free . circular and printed history of my case. MRS l. HiBBAItD. sS Wabash Avenue. Chicago. III.
 Int. vegetable medicine. without a particle Of mercury or potash. pures the blood that CataFrh Cancer. ScrOfula Attenuation. Sktn Diseases. ctc, rapidly yield e it's action. trial proves this @l per bottle; six bottles for s5. At druggists or sent on receipt of price.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10

ERIE COUNTY. CITY or BUFFALO, ss.
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 day uf September, isss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-12-21
Willow Creek Mines.

James Wilson, of Willow Creek, Hum.
boldt county, this State, writes as follows
to the Susanvile Advoeafe. awe have two
hundred tons Of ore on the dump, and about
one thousand tons in sight in the mine. The
assay value of the ore, as it comes out Of the
ledge without sorting, is from SIS to SIoo
per ton, and $40 to $50 in gold. The ore
shu,e is about one hundred feet in length and
about eighty feet in depth on the ledge.
There is a shaft sunk in the ledge ifty-hve
feet. There is a tunnel run to tap the shaft
one hundred and forty feet. On the level
there is drift run on the ledge two hundred
feet. And in this level there is winze sunk
twenty-five feet, then iun cross-cut from
this ledge east, and cut ledge from 4 to 6
feet in width. but this is not as high grade
ore as the other ledge.