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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May, 15.--Cattle. Receipts. 10000;
market weak and lower than Tuesday; beeves
si.sOg5.75 steers, $i.sOG4.70; stockers and feed
crs. &; ;'OdiOO cows bulls and mixed, sloO9
800; Texas grass steers, S2.Djl3.D.
iiogs-Receptss, !, 20 24O'9 market weak weak, and 5n
light, S}.0JlJ420; skps, $i0O60}s0.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market firm; natives.
A.ODG63O; western, A5O0G.3Oi lambs s5OOD
7.S0.
SIOUX CITY. May 15-Cattlc-Receipts, 800;
shipments so; poor STUFF l5c lower; fat cat
Tie in good demand; butchers, steers, steers, s2,7G9
$l25a2l5; veal calves, S200I1iJO
Hogs-Rcceipts, $500; market steady and
closed 2lac lower at S3.s5Gt30j.
ST. LOUIS. May 5..-Cattle-Receipts, 1,9O0;
shipments 1000; market easier; fair to fancy
native steers, sJ.6)lDj.10: stockers and feeders
$2iO6D370.
Hogs - Receipts, 600; shipments, 1900;
market lower; heavy. $3.05lDi05; packing,
$sJD395; light, $3SjD+.OO
KANSAS CITY. May l5-Cattle - Receipts,
$500; shipments. 100; market slow and lower;
steers, si.I5lg5.OO; cows, $.OOQtj75 stockers and
feeders, S}2Jll3.S0.
Hogs Receipts, s,7OO shipments. 1900;
market steady to strong; all grades, s3s21aCD
J,S,Ia.
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Market Mention.
Hogs lower.

IbSS lower.
Wednesday the cattle run broke thu record
On September 10 1887, there we're received
$500 head OF cattle. The official count shows
that there were received 5,Sl4 head Wednesday,
Ira Griffin sent in cattle and hogs from ST.
Paul.
NJ W. Colby & Co. sent in a car OF cattle from
Bradshaw.
Roserough & Gray sent in car of hogs from
Blue Springs.
|. r. Alter marketed car of cattle from
Blue Springs.
r. s. Wilcox, of McCoob, had two cars of cat
tie on the market.
John Miliiken had two cars of cattle here
from Aurora.
S. 5. Griffin had three cars OF cattle on the
market from jamaica.
/; r. Hileman of McCook was on the market
with car of cattle.
r. w. Campbell had car of cattle on the
market from Chapman.
James Farrell, the well known Bromfeld
shipper marketed four cars of CATTLE
George b. Loucks, the well known stockman
OF Hansen, marketed a ear OF hogs.
Wiley Black, the pioneer Plattsmouth shin
per was up with cattle and hogs.
L.. Neathery, the well known Valparaiso
stockman, was up with two cars OF hogs.
Pollard & Anderson of Aurora sent in three
cars of cattle. Mr. Anderson came in with
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-16
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS..
Produce.


FIsH-Fresh frozen white trout, pike and
piGkerel, per lb, 7c sturgeon, &c.
HIDES, PELTs AND TALLow-Green salted
flint hides, 66sc; calf hides, iis66isc. s' Damy amy
aged hides &c less, Sheep pelts, green, each
iSSsES3i i9S ihesP Pcppsls. pels. Dry per - Glc; tai
white, 3lag4c; yellow, laGI3c
BEANs-lIand picked navy. s1.6O81.75; hand
country, sl4OGl.GO; good clean, l25G / 40.
APPLE BuTTER-Per ID, 6dsc
WOoL-Fme unwashed, 13Gl6c; medium un-
washed, lls@2lc; coarse unwashed, iSG62jc.
7C gsE a. s5GStIO %St ssSS ssSh $500
coon, each, 49@5ci mink, each, .5o@5oc; musk
rat, fall, s1l2ci ,muskrat, winter, IOGl5c;
skunk, 2Jd40c; badger 40cGb$l,OO; deer skins
per Id, 2OD3Oc; deer skins, winter, per h. 12Qb
HoNEy-1a814c per lbj strained, 9c.
ORANGES-Per box, Mediterranean sweets,
Angeles, $3.50; fancy Duarte seedlings, s425;
in piys I'VE box lots, b5e per GoX 20 les less =,
STRAwBERR1Es-Per case choice shipping
stock, si,OGa4,5O; good, Si.OOd4.OO. N''"e
hard Cider pure 9s SS SS s $780, Ha 9S sG
half bbls 5000 pear elder, half b6is, 500, ''''
MlMGE HtNos MEAT-S,5Gc at 5aG Rerlb. Per ID. . .,.oooo
strictly choice, SI.2J6s4.5O. e''''''
BANANAs-Per bunch, s1.25I53.OO.
BuTTER-Creamery, fancy rolls. prints. Ella
&2c; creamery. fancy, solid packed, 2Cd2lc;
creamery, choice, lS(t10c dairy, fancy rolls
ana ana prints, lG@l,si dairy, fancy solid packed
fancy l3blic; choice l0Gllc; country roll
stock, 2I5c,
EGGs-llc per, doz for strictly fresh; stale
stock not Saleable.
BoNEs-Quotations are for delivery in Chi
cagoJ Dry buffalo, per ton, slG,0Otls 90; dry
country, bleaehed; sl0Co@IaOOi dry country
NEGETABLES-Old- potatoes, fancy,
Muscatine, per bbl. sI.01; onions, extra fancy
A,5Oi onions, fair, $50; rutabagas, $500; ear
rots s2OOi parsnips $3.50; beets, 1900; horse
radish roots, per bbl $50; per Id, &c; celery
roots per Dbl, s1oOi per doz, 6oci horseradsh,
per dOZ pints, sl,25.
PRESERVES per ID.
JELLYS- iaGlic per,lb,
DRESSED NEAI.-ChOiCe medium, SiaMSisc;
Hight, Mt6c; heavy, +GIlc.
APPLEs-Per bbl, Genitons $500 Willow Twlg,
500; Ben Davis, i75; Romantic, $3.50.
LINSEEn OIL-Bl6GBic
COCOANUTs-Ier hundred, 800.
Pickles Medium, per Dbl, $3.50; small $3.50;
gherkins, $780, @. & b. chow chow, ats, d. So
pints, &i.i5.
PorAToEs-Per bu fancy, 3C935ci fair to
good, 2U4N25c
,PouLTRY-Per doz. choice hens sL2Ifi35O;
choice, mixed, 10O6J92i; ROSTERS E.5Oa271;
spring chickens, SJ.OOlt4OO, according To size;
live turkeys, per 10, O9l0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-16
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
Record of Arrests and Fines City
Notes and Personals.

Judge King yesterday asked Minnie
Walker, comely colored girl from Omaha,
to pay a fine of $3.50. She will be sent to
the county Jail. Minnie is on the downward
road and was arrested for prostitution.
James Mcclure, for drunkenness, was
fined $3.50. Mike O'Brien got one day in
the city Jail for vagrancy and Thomas Cain,
for the same offcnse, was dismissed.
Paul Henni has secured warrant for the
arrest of Frank Nice on the charge of assault
with intent to do him great injury. Nice
had revolver in close proximity to Henni's
iNllnishnH
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.
Thursday. Nav IA,

Thursday, May a.
Estimated receipts of cattle. 1000 compared
with ssh yesterday and 2l2S Thursday of
last week. The market on beeves opened slow,
the sales being fully 25c lower than Wednes-
day The COW market was more active, all
changing hands early ut prices ranging from
J1 1l5c lower than Wednesday. Stockers and
in quest of them and prices ruled firm. Bulls
were slow and a shade lower Calves remain
steady,
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The Rice Crop.

Messrs, Dan Talmage's Sons, New York,
state in their circular, l2th inst, respecting
the outlook for rice
The count of stock in mills and warehouses
on LIST inst, together with careful estimates
OF crop yet TO be received, showed that the
total amount on hand was barely half that at
equal date last year
On hand May /, 1900. 1850
Carolina, barrels s-.........,..,,..,25OOO 1900
Loulsldha' ,3o,uOO VO,UOO
At equal date last year there was large
stock OF Japan in this market aud heavy
shipments on the way, This year the amount
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Metals.

lb.
CopPER-Planishcd boiler sizes, 32c per lb;
cold rolled, 2sc per lb; sheathing, PC per lb;
pitts and ilattS, 2Sc per Id.
GALvANIzED SHEET IRoN-Dsc't 5O-10 per
cent pat. plan. iron, Nos. 24@?7, A, 1Olac; b,
9!9c.
ROOFING Charcoal, l. c., 1ix2O, 1l?, 1910; 1.
", S7.25.
SHEET InoN-No %, 1856; No. 81, 1915,
SOLDEIt-liGll l5c.
TIN PLATESI O., 1OxI4, 235, s7.a5; I. X, 1Ox14,
.s995. SD00
TIN PLATE-Colie- -l0xl4, 225, $j.2J
STEEL NAILS-BaSc, 1925.
STEEL WIRE NAILS Base. S2.65.
WIRE-Jap. barb, $3.50; galv., $,15.
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Drugs.

digo, per ID, 7$c; insect powder, 4oc; opium,
slo5; morphine. per OF, S3,lO; hops, per ID, SOC
glycerne 2lc; dextrne l2c; cuttlebone, 35c;
phor, G2c; am. carb, l4c; blue vltriol, 7lac.
Acids-Carbolic, tC043e; citric;, 45b47c; tar
Sperm. sl.lO; whale, 9sc; castor, sl25; meats
foot 54G1GOc; turpentine, SOC; Tonka beans,
sl75gl.00; balsam tOlu, ;IsDi0c; calOmel, $50
pc; chloroform, 5l95}ci ergot. 47GG52c; gum
arabic, 55(D95c; glycerne, 22g26ci lycopodium,
49Qti6c; mercury, Sic.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-16
THE OMAHA DAIIN BEE: ,FR1DAY MAY 1e. 1890

is but trihing, both as regards stock in port
and TO arrive.
years past--unfavorable conditions VI growth
seriously affecting a large per cent Of the
quality as well as the quantity
Under shortened supply, markets through
out the world have already advanced, and as
soon as the scarcity especially of good
grades-is rfully realized, there will un-
doubtedly be a further appreciation of values
with no reaction until the incoming of the
new rrop
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Hogs.

Estimated receipts OF hogs, $500, COM
pared with 5lN YESTERDAY, and 4,n4
opened Sc lower and was active till the
closing, all changing hands Range, $isO6J3,o5.
Lights and mixed, $}s04:s.s5; heavy, $3SJG3.aJ
The average price was SI.sji4. compared with
s3.SSi. and $500 Thursday OF last week.
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PRODUCE MlRKETS.

CHICAGO, May l5,-l;lS p nj close. Wheat
ilrlni cash, pie; June MHc, July, i2bc.
Biac. N' ~ '"'''
ocS c0Sats-steadyi cash, e74c; June, s6.lci July,
Rye-Quiet at sec.
barley-Firm.
ElaN-Firm atsl4L
Whisky-SlO2,
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Pork-Dulli cash'i?.e2Hi June,tl2G7.i July,
Lard-steady; cash 1926; June, s63o July,
Flour Firm Mt last quotations; winter
wheat, s20OD4.7j; spring, H.3O052j; rye, ESQ
Q2OO.
Provlsions-Sh Shoulders s5OOaj1O short clear
S.iJW55; short ribs SiJ1jlj.
Butter-Lowori creamery ilhGl6iici dairy,
Cheese Tame; full cream chcddars, oii1
OAc; flats, sia6sAc; Young Americas, gD9tic.
Eggs Firm; fresh, iiisDl2c.
llides-Steady; heavy green salted 5i4d5ici
salted boil, &C.; green salted calf G.sc dry
flint GG7ci dry. salted hides, 6ci dry calf
.Tailow-steady; No. solid packed, 3alc;
:, Receipts. shipm'ts;
nI3uT T:.''''.....'...'...'''...''" iVyJ ,IOJ9
S 2:'g o19 ,1, a'Tg6 99o
Oats...................... .2sj.0J0 $4,000
New YoRK, May i5.-wheat-- Receipts 60 200
bushels exports, $500 bushelsi spot closed
stronger; No, red ,@5@sc in elevator, elevator
closed firm; %S No red Nav ciosed at e S.'o
Corn - Receipts, 2t2, 80 bushels; exports,
1850 bushels ,d; spot weaker No. 2. 4ogn,5ac a
%lDghc; options steady, May closing at
200 bushels spot iriEyo drm No. White, 5sase
mixed western, J9d;jc; white western, $50
42cc; options irregular May closing at 3!'tci
down to points up. Sales, 13,0OO bagsi May,
slGiOql656; June slG.3j; spot lower; fair car
Sugar|Raw easy: fair refining, 4a4c; CEN
trlfugas, gj test, sac; refined, steady.
rolcnm-Unitcd closed for June at sG'sc.
Eggs-Firm; western, l34@l4c.
POrk-Dull; new mess, Sll.O0e 1850
Lard-Easicr; western steam, GIIi june
closing at N.5NJ6.jj.
ButterNW Weak; western dairy, cal cream
cry, GGyl2c; Elgin isc.
Cheese-Weak; western, nominal.
sT. Louis, May 15.-Wheat-Irregulari
Corn-Frn; cash,Hiic, July, 32iic.
Oats-Cash 90i4c;. May, 3Oc.
Pork Steady at sl3.20.
Lard Nominal at $40.
Whisky-S102 .
BGttef- Unchanged; creamery, 125i@iGc;
dairy, s014c
MILWAUKEE May 15.-wheat-U Unsettled
and higher; No. 2spring, cash, SS1aD9lc; July,
0Oc.
Corn-scarce; No. 3, sc.
Oats Unchanged; No. white, 20i40?04c.
Rye-Flrm; No. t., jjc.
Barlcy-lIghcr; No. , 1850.
PrOvisions-Weak pork, Sl2.1O.
KANSAS CITY. May 5.-Wheat-Quiet; No. 2
hard, cash and May, S3c; No. red cash ana
Corn-stcadyi No ., cash and May, 2s1sc
bid.
Oats Steady; No, ., cash, 27c bid.
MrNNEApoLts May .-Wheat-Receipts, 1S3
nprs p i So hafd fSE MS May
0Oc; June, ole; on track, 0!c; No. l northern,
May. sDl4c; June, Ole; on track, olNOliac;
No. northern, May, SIC; June, ssci on track,
sGdS0c.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Wheat-steady; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; Califor-
MIA No. |, Is 2Hd per Genital.
tOrn-Quict and unchanged; new western
mixed, IS 6Ad per Genital.
CINcINNATr, May 15.-Wheat-Firm; No.
red, Ole.
6ofs-stSady; 6oFss,roSEy;; No No. smxsG mixed 5 MIS-
WhiSky-Sl.02.
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Mining Stocks.

NEW HoRK' May l5.-lspeolal Telegram to
TnE BEEl-rhe following are the mining stock
quotations:
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Comparative Tables.
The following table shows the range In
prices ON hogs during this and last week:
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Groceries.

sugARs-Cut loaf, 7sc; cut Loaf cubes, 7Rc;
standard, powdered, 7IAc; NXXX, powdered
'bci granulated, standard, 6!ic; confectloI-
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

BY terms of contract the company must deposit the
sum of all prizes Included In the scheme before sell
ing single ticket, and receive the following oricia
permit
CERTIFICATE-I hereby certify that the Bank OF
London and Mexico has on deposit the necessary
funds to guarantee the payment of all prizes drawn
by the Loteria de la Benehcencla Publlca.
APOLINAR CASTILLO, IntervenOr.
Further the company is required TO distribute nifty
ak cent of the value of all the tickets In prizes
larger portion than Is given by other lottery
Finally the number of tickets is limited to so 900
scheme
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-16
The following were the closing quotations:

MoNEY-right at co.'s per cent; last loan
percent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ia1Gt7 per cent
STERLING ENCnANGE-Quict; weak; sixty
day bills, Sassy; demand, SI.s5H
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Prevailing PRICES.
Average Cost OF Hogs.

The following table gives the average cost
OF hogs on the dates mentioned, including the
cost tOlny, as bnscl upOn sales repOrted
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AGENTS WANTED.

NII1 OF MEhICO,
MEXICO.
BY ordinary letter. containing MONEY ORDER
Issued by all Express Companies. New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal Note
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Days.
Average Price of Hogs.

Showing the average price paid for load S OF
lsgO
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Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs.
Stock Receipts.
Disp osition of Stock.

Official Yesterday Estimated To-day
Cattlc..,2A ears 5slt Cattle 40 cars. 1900
Hogs. D.. 20 ears 5l30 Hogs ...,. 10 cars $500
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NhOWIny the numbcr Of cNttIO bought by
the leading buyers ON today market
CATTLE
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ssrAsL,sHep is7s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

eye. but his disturbance rapidly in
cre2ses, and is soon practically ungov-
errable. The rest Of his story is soon
told At tho tail end Of his shooting be
is az the tail end OF the list. lie never
can be persuaded 70 confess that the
trouble is with his nerves. He makes
ell sorts Of entirely foreign excuses. but
we understand his case and accept them
with grave faces. There is one phase
Of his failing which is as indicative as a
whole sermon on Workmanship. and
which is equally as amusing. If
tho match is orc of only ten
shots. he almost invariably finds
stumbling block in the ninth
Tbore are occasions when rifeman
feels in better trim for shooting than a.
other times. Ny own experience IS
however. that these occasions como
through 70 influence he can bring 10
bear upon them. re may caieavor To
get himself into trim and find that in
spite of all his training, be is altogether
ont of gear when the time comes. And
tho reverse is sometimes r1ost surpris-
iugiy the case. let Us give an iilu-tra-
ton. ! recently returned from Cor
many where had the pleasure of en-
couuteriug some Of the European cham
pions. ! was fortunate enough 70 bring
back with ne some prizes worth carry
ing across the ocean. and think ] did
my share toward upholding thc reputa-
tion % the Tinted States against all
comers. on the dag after ny arrival ]
went down o. Crecdmoor and partici-
pated in the contest for the Tiffany en-
blem. Some ~ the best shots I'm tbs
country would like % have carried of
that emblem. and several Of them en-
tered for it. ] have g good ms av friends
and they welcomed re home Thev
proved conelusivoly that they wero
quite giaj 20 see me- As q matter %
fact my RETURN provoked something
very Guch llse aceieb-ation When. az
f9er o'clock in the morning. 70 came toa
tcra nation, many bottles of v.lne lad
been cur Jed That tho "rc option.
vitf an chat IL entaiiea. would make
itself a8parent ON nv score. any one
might D. parfo1cs for suuoasine iu al
vance. r. dsi nothing 0F tha KIND r
acquitted mrself - uT entire ssssfse-
Sion on she frsf 5ar. zort up ae pace
sn tae ssceel aaa von Sac e~blerl on
$50 fbiri ld rrtss rale. how
rrcr rrr rihr alearstions A. pre- ui-
nsrsos So "a match.
The fr9sr 1ln - trained ~ obe7 the
wiil a. fh0nrh 81 ~err c7r1p1e telv fr-
deFenlent member and when it fs esu-
cssed sp fo tsaf uosnt one rfest obstacle
i- tho vaV of tae r-arksmsn wiIi have
been removed. As - the s-vls ~ bold
ing the weapon. that Is largely matter
of cncice. u may ~ held one w4y or
snothe- with oassl7 Tood r-sits
hsre seen men vko sezr-elv bert tbs
eiIov atail. hclJirz ous the ief; Am a.
sinest fc'l enssh sad bsstiaE al eom-
petrors .a re cf th strzininz s78
Hrrc forse res.tiar. sly esroS Is
re on the Hrs - -
ta4ma and ladez ana 4l-sle fsz-s 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

less saa1 21ts sazekes We - os-< tas
rses aga ss3~eA a. yst tea3 Eee &Fn
- a-st f-Az p4ss 81 4 l. s.gEeFtea h
tAs es2g
Ses,e ske-osers sesz< ~ ezrrxi ~
EssEs zee sr2ef thes 2sia g - s-s
lslt esE3 tas bettsr ~oUla ts s@eiE
aiEl 4azt = s ris.1se- fAs misslon
sf t1e ls.t had IS eeoaE EsiisAe4 aaen
il 84s 4tssded ssPr q ioF tas rs~s -.
assisted tks othsf srm ia s.esas slsg Is
} k4se heee a4ftls. ssriy feftea4ts Ia
scEes et lae saorss ahiEh Z eafv ua1e
81 rep4 1siAg aaat1 fstazr e2cel -
tAas - = 81 snoellas taan - 4nY otaer
because b eerlalGlf insoives . sefeger
tsss thaa esea .k2t - kiInag h.sis. en-
less in. sed, thf raagksm&a IS Alsneg
eeay seo1s a2atnsl fiTae. Rapid rging.
efea 81 s sax 8. tas3.res 8 trensenaaas
s-rsa sea, - -a e4tfns ts4t seaia sgs-
PRISE tfe iAsT perienecl- seaaises great
eg1tenty and tho eoptrol of almost
every faclltY 7 use the Ballard fifs
hsesase Il Is So c0nstracfe8 that tne eae-
TIL j. easily enloesed 4nd the process of
uuloaiing Is siaplicity itself some
naFksmen clean the barrel after every
shot ] 80 n9tAlag uore lhan unlock it
and hiog the sl-o-e out. Afbea THIS Is
don .le nest shot clears out tho barrel
quite thoroughly enough Tor iny purpose.
Many = the / have used IL for hours
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

VIA A. ALfoczrazR roo BONE LIzE AIa
Pretty saliis Harzous has ordered
sray fsit hat. a. big - cowboys
iombssgo. and 10 Is ioadsd with auhy
plamss. 1 can isnagins that sauey Sal
lie pesplag ous from uadsr It,
end Just what contrast her
pink cheeks vill cake With that
daiaty gray Mrs Cleveland had two
pretty hats sent her tas oth-r day. one
VA. lust sa artistic twist of gray crepe,
with scarlet bird nsstlsd in front.
Il vas as pretty as Asr own self Tho
other hat was big oao With straight
hrim-a sort OF Shephsrdess hat.
with row of littls eaFlsd tiDs about
ths tall crown.
Fashion has executed q new ediet.
Just hos far it viii be obsysd is some
what probiematlsal. for It Is nothing
'ess shan that ladies shall lay aside
Ibeir hats, when lanchiag or dinning
Ia public place. just a. the gentle-
een 90. saw one pretty girl at an
uptown restaurant tho other nig6t who
had accepted the fashion. Il vas after
shs shsatsr and she Vas with her
escort. without chAperone. She laid
sstds hss hat rnmpled up her curly
lorks. drew oH her gloves. and had
80 altogether az home air. which some
wsv seemed ous of place. IL rsther
looked ~ 10 sha mss-nt 20 stay. aud
! 81 a fselias tha- she ought 80 60
home Ger the Sray-5sardsd msn With
he's d.a aot inspire my confidence BIT.
1t wss such different situation that /
eaush. glimpss OF me other day in
cue ~ The pretty it,is bsys that set
tniln1 from che Hudson. IL was only
gentlemen and a pretty girl in boat,
1ut good gracious. that vas enough
<or shs pretty girl Was no less = per
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

CATARRH-This dreadful d sease,
only Slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until II spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears. bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
iull account Of Your present condition
and the treatment you require, VIII ne
gwen you free Ol charge by Or. =. Gay
Todd, i3 MOnr0e-st., Room i, Grand
Rapids, u ch.
Ii Won are nervous, restless. irritable,
siecpless or wake after hOrrl1 dreams,
tired mornings, with dull hes iache,
bad taste ln the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 80 abOut your employ
mCut without life. energy and ambition.
desire To bc alone, gloomy iorChOC ngs.
= disposition 90 worry and fret about
irOule ahead that never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits, you are suffering fr0m
nervous deai " an3 exhaustion Of
nerve power. which may end in utter
prustrseou, insanity aad death.
IT YOU have great sense os weakness
and Wcarness. with tired limbs, numo-
uesst ttrenlbIug. pr.ckly scns8lois, ,c9i4
feet and legs, You ere advancing - thu
most s.rIon- disease, u8raitsls
Ifyour bead aches. lecls numb and
tired, "a th stfa Zo sensations. loss oi
memory. and you think WITH difficulty.
OK YOU aTo sleepless ~ nt-lt, with dICa-
sincss and dullness during thc GtF. tie
nerve and bran las eue may soon run
into insanity or deats
III Won have auy q these feelings DO
NOT neglect them or ttev VIII eud ln p1r-
alVsis, insan ~. DrostIat.ru 0i death
As vou value yout life ao nos egioct
these warnnCs. lme afd eEpeT. .eHCe
hsve shown ana hundreds Of startling
aui mfrve.soue cures baVe proved. that
fhcsc iseosos are perfectly aHa urn-
nietely eured r D.. s.. CiaF I0id. No.
85 Mcnf3e-st.. rf3a a. Grand .iau es-
Under tae ufe of IT q tlaF Iots p
remarkable rcme!les aIl the-e svmp-
TOMS ed asif iy magc and str. -ih
h'oed ald lea.tn ol bo#y arc soon re-
.fer
II rcn'oaics are purrlr Vegetable
ard nafae'ess. and can 9il.S 81 oa.aiaea
stns office.
H#.sfa"
fons fore cacn .Ht n ns
tsa. 8etnss So nrr-
Faus oroi impotence afl
Tom earF
sa eFcssses IF manhood. aI sof
tue afusry organs. pafEsi rsfs ! gs.s.
varlcoeelie. ruptures. tunlors. soroiuis.
e.d sores lrofsv. s.n diseases. ilrer
and kieufg eompsl heart oisfsaos
saorfr . ~ 6resth tack 81 head
sinai. of tacs. etc. futled.ng al fenssie u
cemu ants and chrome seases CnTed
1rsCs 8 ard permanently.
UE EODff~ oftics st f3 M6uree 81
room 4 t4raud Rapids. NNh
H n1ra1e5 0es gree - Itt f1r stomach
and goa eaa cas- auvt z F01 c4o1se.
He Sd fs oect fron g a tfe morn
5ae urt.l7 - the evening. every day
lnt ~dsws.
Cal everybody Afren3y tex vrA
fs vH refE
49, k4sk- 80 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

There has hesn from tius 70 tire
stals.-eats 4aals taat a.aaleurias y as
goias cat al ssyis. AL thal higlly
polia sa nalis were eoasi asred val gar
3 here vas nsFes a greater aistAke.
Asuieurinz - in 10 iafsneY IL Is a
revival OF ths olf Dabgioaisn custom.
which was the stestsst fsature 81 that
day ansong fashlonabls wamsn, OF dy-
l-E the sails ~ith benns' sad polishing
tLsm 20 the brililAueY 81 GLASS
elsopstrt Is written OF IS havtn~
'aaiains hacsr nails, pointed aaa PINK
stated aud Beau Bru.amsi ia repre-
ssntsa ar9n tie STAGE polishing his
nails. Noa aad tAsn We hear of woman
y 10 thiaks 10 'sin1al uasle ~ time. -
b-t tAey are not aulaerons.
Black dresses are Fgi-l ont for the
eolaiag season. Yon must wear garnet
or magenta or ysliow OK blue Black
il killing color. tie designers sav; it
takss away animation aaA makes YOU
looS old. Tn, ooly persons who viii
b allowed 20 wear IL wilt be very .toat
ones, for black surely does make one
look slender.
Issw some beautiful hath robes the
ether day which ought 70 be in every
lsdy's wardrobe They cover one clear
10 the toes aud are Inade OF soft wOolsn
material with henrv n
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

.onsxe than Carmeneita, the renowned
sanseuse. The gentleman vas we'll
fuown local mapager. She was not
tiekrg up her heels la tho giddy
naz4s of the dance as ws are won't 10
see her. bus she was sittin.p quietly
bv his side whsle be aid the entertain
ana. Rumor says that che fair Car
n~ncita has captivstsd the manager
with aer graceful attisu3inizing, and
no wonder
ore sees may exhibitions Of jealousy
On the pnblc streets of Gotham, and
in wicked city ike this who shall
sav there is not excuse tor itf The
well young maa Of Murray Hiil is q
vlrrfeut ard fsarsoms creature
Nsnv a time I have seen him dy
t.to passion snd eraek bis rivals
tsai with walsing stiek IL he
,hanecd 20 see him holding the
,rm 81 bis beat girl And its no Fun
$. bshst With enc Of chose bladgsons
~. hovs carry now-a-days- lt IL rars
s6as ths sxgsievsd party causes ths ar
,.-t ~ his assailsnt as in che ease re-
oortsd in the newspapers lss5 wsek.