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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Oct n.
fLoUr-Quict and steady. Spring Patents,
tS.osnS 50; Bakers O. fo0401: Straigats $40
oATs: Winter Patents, a. SSc3 IS; Clears, Ao0
Gao
wHxAr-Ru'ed weaker. No cash, qstsG
esfc; December, sLoiSeLo2S and May, 800
DiOTs
CoRS-was active and weak. No, q 4sAo;
No. yellow. 50Hc. No. 8 43ao; No. Yellow,
ooc; October. 491rsssc; November 4exa
sosc; December. s0l.aSoHc; January. 49NG
40sc. May. 5is25s4c.
OArs--HOdcrately active and unsettled No.
?. sss2So.c. December Soac; May. 42N04sA.c.
Samples In fair demand and nrm. No 3 Sss.a
39e,c, No Waite. sscfo5,c; No. 2. 39A240s c;
No. ? White 4Osh4fsc
RYE-Firm and wanted No. cash, cs,,c:
October 63]sc; December. oCc. Sample lots, ei
4c5c for No. 2, and 57co0c for No 3
BARLEY -Salab!e and steady. No. october.
&c. samples. common. t5t152c. good 10 choice,
$50 sc. and extra lots, es0TSc.
MEss PORE-Market rather active aud
prices ruled easier. Quotations ranged st 50 75
CO So FOR cash: s96oses0 FOR October; 81. . q
10 ~ FOR December; Ell srH9II.15 for January,
and sic.sOe "a X for May.
LARD Rather quiet and prices ruled easier.
Prices ranged az 80 ss5s p for cash: Si79G
$50 for October; t6s2>, as for Decent Der;
- $500 for January ami to. s54Ss sly for
Nay.
BUTTEE-Creanery. Iac5c; Dairy. 1913 fsc;
Packing stock S1Sc
POUTrRv-I.iv. Chickens. 7c per 10. So ing
Chickens 6rG5e per 10 Live Turkeys. 5Ss o.
per 10 Live Ducks &c per ID; Live Geese,
Asoae % per Gozes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
ACRES FOR ALL.
Werk ef the General Lana ol1ae
During the Year.
Eaisrprisiag Settlers tssss 1Aki,7 Up
Nearly Il. .o0o. 900 Acres Al
the Pab.iS D0maia
caNNls.loxEn -. -

C0&NlSsloSkE eEofFs EfFofsr.
NAsHfSsaoN. Oc1 III -aaaEs Lewis
A onorf. t1e Cons aalaslcnes eI iae tsent-
RAJ Lana ofhos, hes setR ieee 70 40
Secretary - the fateriQr l4e aana~l Ie'
pogi of tae operations q Ais eafe@U ier
the fiscal YEAR enaed June 81 lSap. Ite
repori s-xs that al sgriea lar.l teasla
oi nesrls ~. oes $50 @eIts hRs H.fNg
tAe year been trans. erred a. st -
bv patents issued lo tAeM Iae s. q
81 ooal aud niDsr1l ithds pateased n-s
been greatly increase. oVtr tAst 81 tae
Lsoal year eGsea sac So lass Ale
area p&tenGea ~ tht osatts unasf ihs
gr&nts fNg ea0e~tlo4ai aaI l4lgFl4l lm-
prostueut purposes a4s Increased 500
per qeAt fhs c'ass ~ patents Anonr
a. 'iagr.cultural" includes ali patents
issued on fnAl and cornuutea hrue-
stead entries. on pne-smplloa. t.ulbcr
caltbrs desert private eksA. te~r-sits
spafotter entries eEibr.clng land sf an
agricultural non-nsineral character,
The num BIER - snoh agriCaitafsi pas
enff issued during ihe period covered
by the report Vas liI,2s-. embracing
1885 80 acres 80 arainsl 90 ia
Issued an iAsA, NltA an aggregate area
~ slA2-t, aoo lAe lErrs4so for
tie Ae+r ls therefore, sF. lod pat-
ontS and 1880 aa acres 81 lant
OF minFral ana ut'I-site patents sof
were ISSUED. showing 30 Increase ia no
year q s34 % cea patents 2es were
issued This ls 1n sncroase ~ a.
patents. reprcsenlins la.s16 acfos The
acreage oi swamp lenas patented 20 tho
several States der ng tho year sas lrs.-
S5l. There were F4feuta ~ crlutcd
under The law Or tl-e beneltci railroad
oompa nies dllinr ife year atStts arres
THE is a 6ecrease lor The year 81 a.. lts
acres.
statement a. iae acreage q pubiio
lands disposed ~ ouuug The fiscal year
shows that BY private entries sStl7
acres were disposed ot. by preempt.on
entries, 2 sos 9gs. tiutcr ana stone
entries. sos 2eC. desert land. s7t So.
The total casa sales wec s.as2.-
$40. The acreage disposed - bY
original homestead entries vas
Q. .5Sl.6ee unbe culture. 49,
so3, State selections. school and swami.
25S, lsl. railroad selections l.Ts2. 1856
and others of q miscellaneous character
making an aggregate Of 3 s6acsb TIE
Indian lands disposed q aggregate lSS.-
sos acres, making a grand totsl % H.
Tss. Ss7 acres. The total cash receipts -
the Office from various sources during
the fiscal year WAS S7,1s0tI-.
Upon the subject o. the forests % 30
public domain the Commissioner SAYS
that be finds that the most valuable
timber on the public lands is being ran
idly exhausted. and that ihe several
laws relating 70 The subject arc utterly
inadequate properly - protect either
the public forests ffom unlawigl appro-
priztion or tho interests ~ the settlers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
EOr (nnErcRi.

The Congressional nominations on
Friday were: New York, Seventh dis
trict. d. a. Boody (Dem.); Third. W. j.
Coombs (Dem.); Fourth, John NJ. Clan
cey Dem. renominated; Fifth. Thomas
+. Magner Dom renominated; Ninth,
Cornelius Donovan (Rep); Seventeenth,
Isaac n. Cox lDem-l; Eighteenth, Mich
ael F. Collins (Dem.); Twonty- first. j.
Il. Ross (Dem.). Ohio, Seventh district,
James y. Ashley (Rep).
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

l25oE bis 2a1 etaer measures thas
Rlxes ethsFeiss iaterssEs ~4sA the
eenslaxgsSloa Rf ehe Nat5eR1. elee-
sioa till ax4 tGs ap2rogrizI.en
sza rsspeeFNoaGeas talls - -
EexzlsF sessll4 Is i generally
Eexsr<<1 &s a. l1pfr41He daty
q Ehis Ceagrsss - es2F-ets tAe
spportieaneEt ketcse tke nt14le q
Dez tsa4arys aich esn e@r1iy - 108s
Dltaeat AZ extra session The 4pPor-
tlonment e Representatives. under ths
eeusas ef lsss ~iil srees the s.ecsov&l
setes ef uose than 1ozen sta-eA Ae-
corling - he aPPort.oa Deat Dlll intro
duee1 IL the he4se SeFfe - Der ~ 1874
by Mr. DaaRsll. chairman OF tie con-
mlttse ca tae ceasgs. t1e representa-
tion - sixteen States woaia ee IN
creased and The representation of TWO
states diminished. TIE gains are a.
fellows.
Al.aszsA I. Arkazzas. 2; C2liforaia !; c0l0
rsls. lli-rc-s, Aa1s4s. Z A1tealgaa. q Ma
nesqts s. ~i-so-sl. 1. Nsogass4. s. Ass Jer
sey 81 Oregea. j. Fsals slssulA 2, I-xsS a.
~ W1skicstea. L 1E4 " .seoEslE TIE lossss
wollG d a. teito~s OAis i Virginia
II Is common errer 10 suppese tsst
: special sessloa can not be called vita
cut mCnths notice. OF course the
President Viii give sufficient time for
members 10 travel 70 Washington from
remote districts. bat Two weeks would
be ample time for that In 1856. how
ever, President Pierce called an extra
session OF Congress August IS, which
convened August Il, and in 1879 Presi-
dent Hayes called an extra session OF
Congress March 4 which met March IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
DILLON AND o'sRIEN.
Baifoar Threatens 10 KHtradite Them az
Fugitiyes from Ju.t.ee.

LONDON, Oct li.-lt is reported that
Balfour viii advise the Government 10
take steps for the extradition Of O'Brien
aud Dillon on their arrival in the
United States on the ground that they
are fugitives from justice, having
broken their bonds while on trial or a
criminal charge.
LONDON, Oct. ll-Detec,ives have
boarded all outgoing steamers and
searched in vain for Dillon and
oBrien. Thcy are convinced that
the two are already on the way To
America. Ii is possible, they say. that
Dillon and OBrien sailed on yacht
and boarded a steamer outside of
Queenstown harbor.
The amount OF the bail bond will be
paid by the National League.
Mr.. I. p. OConnor's paper Che Starr
says that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien
went 10 Waterford and from there 10
Havre Wednesday, and that they pro-
ceeded from the latter port TO New York.
Mr.. Timothy IIarring ton says that
the fugitivcs have no dosirc to avoid
trial and that they will submit them
selves TO tho pleasure of the Govern
ment upon their return from America.
DUBLIN, Oct 1i.-When the magls.
trates court at Tipperary reGsscm-
bled Crown Prosecutor Roman stated
that the Crown had decided to pros
ecuts the charges of conspiracy against
all the defendants. notwithstand-
ing the fact that Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien had of their ewn volit!on aban-
doned their defense and left the country.
The courts, he said. had decided tha,
under circumstances such rs had arisen
in the present case, IT was not neces-
sary 10 stop pro seedlings in 4 trial.
New YoRK. Oct. 11.-Irishmcn in this
city have received word that Mcssrs.
O'Bricn and Dillon went from Dublin
across the channel to Holly Head. thence
to London and Hayre. whore they
boarded Ham burg 7American vessel.
Sunday night meeting viii he held &c
make arrangements for their reception.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED

4 o Daa a Co ssssss "a inpress-
meat IL sr4de.
ciayssa Llsyd q Ssstsa. Aia. PETS
0ne1 ais xifs sad foar ehildrea 0as
q sAs eailasea 4Ls1 Ins agr1sFsk ss-
saped
J. y cogEs0rss . s4ata Fs switch
nsn alleged ~ azvs beea manned for
llfs. k>s sa srsd sals fsF ssA ses a 4lzss
ire scaF F4ny IS wlehit. ksa
The acA1oasz H4fsie Del. wbicA was
givsR - ier .os4 49, bean As2E1 froza.
Il eas 4haatoae1 "a ni1-seeza @na Is
cres sakea sa Bg pass.ng ship
fhe diEerezces betweea tie enxtBssrs
aa1 teemen 0f the North 4estern fsil-
Foad aaa ths ef1eegs - tae eoEa eaaY
~eEs settled. Lhe msa gsiaiEg a slga2l
vle1rF.
Pasict d 1iee. q Chicago. h4s ssed
the Valentine Blaaz Brewery CoUp4ny
for 50. $50 enraisslons 20 alleges -
loss uPoa tle sals q he breNesy b.
ths eeEgang's failure % Keep aa agree
asat
The body Of Charles Z Klilam. an
empi9Ts et the Nieaigan Buggy Com-
pany, Has foaad SUI and eold along
SIDE che Grand Rapids Z indiana tracz
ia kslaU 4zoo. Mich. A bad cat was IA
his head liov a. was kille3 : ua-
knowH, many heAsyiny Ee fell OF the
tFidge.
A. Springfield. O.. Mrs Nancy suln-
van became a ravihg maniac over the
sabises Of religioR- -ohs imagined she
mast Offer human sacrifice ana pre-
pared her s-nloaths-old soa as the sub
ieet She was diseoyered an9 over
powered just II time 20 avert tae death
Of the boy.
The strike on the Houston & Texas
Central railway against the employment
Of cOlosed sw.tchmen has ended. Rep
rssentasiVes OF the Supreme Council Of
the Federation Of Railway Employees
decided that the color line could not be
made az issue and that the strikers had
made mistake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
NO REST FOR CONGRESS.

President Harrisoa E-pected to Call an
Extra Scssion-Thc OpInion Prevails in
Washington That Work viii Bc Re-
sumed About November IL.
WAsHISGToN. Oct. 1l.-There is a
good deal of gossip now about the proba-
bility that the President will call an
extra session of Congress, and among
officials connected with the Sem
ate and House the opinion prevails that
the call will be issued for session to
begin about November II.
Among the matters to be disposed OF
are tho election bill, the labor bills, the
shipping bills and the bill for the reap
porlionment OF representation in Con-
gress under the census OF 1890. 1t is
thought by the advoc ties OF an extra
session that-as the House would lose no
time in organizing If called together
early in November it could put in two
or three weeks on ;se reapportionment
bin and shipping bills, and get some OF
the annual appropriation bills through
before the beginning % the regular ses-
sion in Decemb
n the meantime the Senate could put
out Of the way ne bankruptcy bill. tho
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

DANvILLE. Ky, Oct IL "A commit
tee from Chicago in the interest Of the
worlds fair visited Washington Coun-
ty,snear here, this week. and boughi OF
Henry Reed the log cabin "a which
Abraham Lincoln lived as boy, and
where his father was married 20 Nancy
Hanks, the certificate being preserved
there yet in the county clerks Office
The price paid for this historic relic was
81, Oco, and il Will be taken down and
erected entire on prominent site al
the Morld's fair
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

SUMNER, Ill, Oct ll--William Peters
tho largest man in Lawrence County,
and doubtless the biggest man IN
Southern Illinois. died on his farm near
here Friday. Ho weighed 900 pounds.
Ho realized that he was dying, and
Tuesday sent parties 10 this city 20
have an undertaken get a coffin for him.
saying he would die at o o'clock Friday
morning. A casket had 10 be made
especially for him. A singular fact
was his prediction OF the hosr OF his
death. as he died within twenty min
utes OF 6 o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
FAILURE Al INDIANAPOLIS.
Tho Car ManufactRrinS Company Goes
Down with Liabilities Over 500, 600

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE In
dianapolis Car Manufacturing Company,
one of the largest concerns OF the kind
in the United States, went 20 the wall
Friday afternoon with liabilities reach
ing over 5000, coo. a petition FOR re-
ceiver was filed By the aasing agent
OF the company, a.. by agree
ment Judge Taylor. OF the superior
court, appointed Matthew Henning re-
ceiver. MIR. Henning's bond is for
$500, ooO The company's assets arc be-
lieved to DO but slightly in excess Of
the liabilities. The company has been
doing an extensive business. and the
failure has caused much surprise among
business men. There is due for labor
alonn S14 0nn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

OTTAWA. III Oct. li.-Tho Supreme
Court Friday, on motion % tho Atior-
ney-General. continued the Crovln cases
TO the next term. The continuance
was granted on account of the large
abstracts and briefs Of the plaintiff in
error and insufficient time to prepare an
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

nrs- s.sassrs. - " ~shlAEtes. a.. A2ses
G@isAns Fskss AEst1st HaTzlnrs nss
as F<tstis wssnasa-


PTaEsEURea Pa. Oct al--hrs EliE-
aseta Saunders fhe Keeper - . f1i.-
house near Washington IA. wAx fatally
shot Fri1ss night by masked rohhefs-
A bout oeieck f~Q masked ncn called
81 tie toli-heuss ana Mrs Sa4naSrs
answered t1e-r summons On openlnF
AZ deer ths E1ea demanded her nouef
ar her hle. S..s reached Inside the
aoos - get a rtFelFer. When one sof
the men Era4. iae hsll strlklnx Nrs
Saunders ia Eae lett slce ans
lodging in her hack. shs grabbed
her revolver saa hast ~ fred
three shots al tae mAraefers. bat
without eject 1Ae men quickly 6is-
appeared. A alssm MS given and a
search instituted a foung msn named
Greer Is under srress GA suspicion. and
officers are in hot g4rsaitof other elepS
Mrs saunders Is s..l living and gives
q good description 81 her asssllanls
Her in ninrles viii result fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
fArAER AND SON MURDERED.
Awfai Doueis IT. Feas 10 the DssP wooas
al Wisconsin.


ASHLAND. WIS. oct iL-Meager To
ports have reached here o. . hi6eoas
crime said 70 laFe been committed by
. homeste ader Ia tho Ceep woods thirty
miles southwest OF Repaa.ic. a lit
tie mining town on the Menoni-
nee iron range Alexander Bartteson
sQuatted on q claim 70 Nhica John Nell
lis claimed prior right Bartseson had
with him a son, boy of N. Nellis =
said 10 have often threatened Hortte-
sons life ia case The latter refused 10
leave his claim. Thursday night a
party Of prospectors, coming by chance
upon Barttesons cabin. found there the
bodies Of himself and his son, the father
shot through the body from behind. the
boy cut down with an axe OF some
sharp instrument hellis has dissp-
pcared
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
RlaIn. Going TO Ohio.

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct 1.-THE announce
ment is made that Secretary Blaine viii
speak al Canton. in Major McKinley's
district, Saturday afternoon. October
25. The Secretary viii probably devote
the ensuing week 20 the Ohio campaign.
Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Live Stoch.

CHICAGO. Oct ~.
CArrr ---fIrrzst moderately sctive on local
and shipping account. Qgotasions ranged AZ
- 55E.5 80 Tor choice 20 iaEcY shipping Steers,
- i5Sf - FOR good % choice Co; 8. 2s>3 y FOR
common 20 fair do; o. ooe3t0 FOR butchers
steers. Sc l5sssa % for stocker B. 2St3Z5 to-
Texans, q SOFA al fo- Westerns. So.0o 81 IS Tor
Fsedrrs 81 2st2 = fCr Cors; ~ o09850 FOR
Balls. snd - s04t19 foT Veal Calves.
Hoes-MariVst slow and weak. Sales ranged
a. g. Ca - FOR ught. bs5GSs - Tor rough
packing 3 NEAS5 Tor mixed sae q s5ic4 %
ior heavy psctias and shipping Its.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
nIiisd by . Meiini,s ExpIssion.

BOURaEs. Oct il.-A terrible explo-
sion OF mslinite took place here Friday.
A workman Was flling she'll with the
compound when. through some careless
ness OF the man. isexploded with fright
ful force. Five men were instantly
killed. their bodies being literally blown
70 atoms Forty other worknen we're
Injured. some Of them very seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

81 his ress1sace Ne Farther particnr
lArs souls es ost1tne4 tAAB EAe mere
stassnent sAAs b s-s hseh sAei AID
the faet thai Clinton 2etseFltle< had
1slesrsPhea fst slsea Aeaeas - fet
apeR she tFs0k - he perpetrators II
the aee1. tie was - yeArs go aRa
mar II lastly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Are You Always SIeePy2


DO you get up nights?
eau you control your
urin:
Is sthere pain in your back?
Or nervous prostration?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak?
DO you feel worn out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains i'm back of head?
Areyoudread eadfulnervous
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does it smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure i'm lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call on
DIR. =. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st., room 4, Immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. He is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who Is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There Is hardly a town or
city or neighborhood i'm the
United States, but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhood by DIR. ;. Clay
Todd I'm the last 25 years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Queer Method OF self Murder.

VAsHISsroy. Oct 1i.-Edward Caton.
a cigar-maker. IS years OF age. commit
ted suicide Friday evening in the rear
Of the White House. He squeezed his
head in between the iron rsilings OF
the fence that surrounds the grounds
and choked himself 20 death
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

LAKE MoHoSK. y. \. OF iL-At =
meeting q the Bosrd q Indian Com
ulissioners at Mohonk. the vacancy In
tho presidency. caussd BY the death oi
General Clinton y Fisk. va filled hl
the election - d. Merrill T. Gates
President OF Amherst College.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

MAcoNB. IL. Oct 1.-THE barn q
James Mershon. OF EldorSdo township.
caught Ere and was burned TO tie
ground. There were Eve horses in the
stable. four Of which we're burned -
death. The Ere is supposed 20 have
originated IN a hsystack which was
close 70 tie barn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

sapseme COsrt of
the Unitea States.
WAS strlekea Mia
paralysis sna IS
new in : serious
condition Justice
Miller, VITO Wss sp-
pArently in the De 81
OF health. VAS re-
turning from theSa-
preme Courtroom
70 his residence
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
The Idaho Senatorial Contest.

Boise CITY. Idaho. Oct I1.-W. y.
Mcconnell expresses himself confident
that he will be ono OF the Senators
from the new State. Some say it Will
be Dubois and S5oup; others Dubois
and Mcdonnell Tho fight promises to
be an interesting one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Failur, At pittsburgh.

PrrrsBunsu. Pa, Oct ll.-John L.
Dawes. Sons a Co, Wholesale drug.
glassware and paint dealers. OF this
city. havo failed Liabilities estimated
a. $50, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
LOST AT SEA.
Particulars OF the Recent Wre X Of the
Turkish Frigsts nrtogroui. by Which
ga Live. Were Lost

bsf IiFet WrF" I"ft-
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct n.-Particulaps
OF the loss OF the Turkish frigate Err
togroul on the coast OF Japan have been
received by steamer Belgiac- The
steamer drifted on tho rocks in
gale and hor boilers exploded. There
were $50 officers and men aboard. Six
officers and fifty men reached shore.
many OF them MANNED by being dashed
on the rocks. Admiral Osman Pssha in
swimming ashore WAS struck by spar
and drowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct iI.-Prios &
Adams locomotive and machine works
in the northern part - tto city were
entirely destroyed BY Ere TrdaT night.
Loss est mated ~ SIC. 600. insured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

WksBrxoroS. Oct 1.-THE Census
Buresu announces tbs population - ths
State q New foTk ~ Be- spsi psi ett.
81 increase o. sss 0CS of is.os yer cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
A..a.,inat,on In aIi.n..if.L

JAcKscx, Mss. oc% 1is-At clinton.
ten miles west OF here on the a. & Y.
railroad. Friday night Tilly NJ. Lewis,
a prominent citizen and merchant was
assassinated while standing in the yard
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
NEw YoRK. Oct. II.

wHrAr-Wcak ~ i5c decline. December,
rocS0lg7A; Nay. sl.o9X1LIos.
CoEN-ic lower and weak No. 2 soA.Q57c
steamer mixed Sc.
OATS -Quic. anc arm. Western. res4c.
FR0v1sIoEs- Eocf steady and quiet Plate.
= seGoo. extra ness. g. -. Pork steady and
cuH Mess fIlsCsl2 81; extra prime. si0s0e
100 Lard duu aud frm- Stean-rendsred
q a.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

- n @s~% - -
,a ne alet1Dd and results VIXEN
eJlaP ef ~ . taken; il Is pleasant
40 refreshing 10 the taste. and Acts
ys, promptly ca the kidneys.
's saa boseis. cles.nses the sys-
s~a snee.aally. dispsls colds. head
senss and fsvsrs aud cures habitual
eoaalPaLion- syrup Of Figs IS tho
only remedy Of ia Kind ever pro-
aaesa' pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
ssPt4nls 70 the stomach, prompt ia
Is aetion and truly beneficial in is
s s''1ss prepared only frosa the most
nsAiIhy and agreeable substances. ia
many excellent qualities commend it
70 al and have made il tho most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Firs is for sale In SOC
and u bottles - al leading drug
Es1 Any reliable druggist Who
may not have 10 on hand VIII pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTe syrup CO.
,.... sas SaAaclSco. car
tSass1kk, a. ssS fosx. NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Al DEATHS DOOR.
Ths Venerable JRStios Miller N
{ Dying Osnditi0a.
CT Do~a ~ Sfroks 81 pxraHsis,
are rs Recovery DeeFnef
Almost inpossiole.

MS cAEEKs As a yVkEsr
wAshISeToS. Oct 1I-Fr.day Aftes-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

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garments suitable for all dress occasions, and
not he exceIIed for cut. style and finish.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-08-30
MILES AS STAYERS.

Upon entering shaft of Pennsylva.
MIA mine which had been on fire, twelve
mules were found alive after being with.
out food and water for twenty.six days.
This suggests great possibility for the
much abused mule. In the blizzard bur-
dened and snow laden north and west he
might be corraled under snug shelter in
the fall and left to while away the long
winter in seclusion. Through the food
stricken valleys he might be sealed up in
water tight retreat on the approach of
threatening weather with the full assur-
ance that he will be found safe when
wanted. The mule has never been noted
for his beauty; his has been utilitarian
existence, the discovery of these staying
qualities must endear him still more to
those farmers who want an animal for
service and not for looks. Rural New
Yorker.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-08-30
When Horses Sleep.

Observant jockeys say that horses usu.
ally sleep but two hours out Of the TWEEN.
ty.four, and that those hours are from 2
to o'clock A. NJ, and that they will not
sleep with good results during any other
portion Of the "a hours. Post horses
that were on the route between two and
four o'clock in the morning soon gave
out.
ANY person who has had occasion to
drive horses during these hours, if at all
observant, has noted that they show but
little mettle--no matter how spirited
their temper may be at other times.
For this reason well.informed livery
stable proprietors advise their patrons
not to start out for long days drive
earlier than 5 o'clock in the morning in
order TO give the horses time to feed
after having two hours sleep.