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FITZGERALD HELD.

The Men Arrested for the Grass Valley Bur
glary Examined.
GRASS VALLEY, March 15.-James Nc
Allister and David Fitzgerald. the men ar
rested in San Francisco few weeks ago
on charge Of burglarizing George Howe's
store in this place. on the night of February
18th, were examined yesterday before a
Justice of Peace. McAllster was dis
charged there being no evidence TO connect
him with the crime. Fitzgerald was held to
answe under bonds of $1,000.
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A Famnns Silusr Rrink

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-George G.
Merrck of Denver yesterday again presented
his now famous silver brick TO Superintend-
ent Bosbyshell OF the Mint for coinage.
This second presentation was made neces-
sary by the death of Secretary Window. as
il was decided by the Attorney General that
suit must again be filed. The same course
will be followed rs before.
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DO NOT BE DTSCOURAGED

IF YOUR PHYSICIAN HAS GIVEN YOU UP AS
i incurabe, having CONSUMPTION. TUBEROU-
LOSlS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA,
INFLUENZA, GRIPPE, CArARRH. COUGHS
AND COLDS, or any difficulty with the LUNGS,
WINDPIPE OR HEART. Go to the Herb Instt
tute of DIR. L. SHAPIROS, 1905 Market street. and
get bottle of the Red Glover Lung Elixir. and you
will derive more benefit in "a hours than from any
other medicine known Prompt attention given 70
country orders mr5 cod exSu 15t Up
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FLOATER FOUND.

An Unidentified Body Picked Up in Polinas
Bay.
SAN RAFAEL, March 15.-This morning
Coroner Eden went to DuXbury Reef to hold
an inquest on the body found yesterday in
Bolinas Bay. The body was found by
James Wilson and hauled on the beach. 1t
was badly decompoSed. On the body was
found purse containing 81 % and several
foreign coins and some papers which were
unintelligible. Deceased was about feet
10 inches high, stout build and about 45
years old. The jury returned verdict of
death by means unknown The remains
were buried by the Coroner in BolinaS Gem
etery.
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STRICKEN WITH APopLExY.
Illness of Deposed officer of the Union
Switch and Sipnal Cnmnanv

D"4IV4I dHU DI5HdL OUIuPdIIy
PITTsBURG, March ia. L. Rowand,
who joined with Eastern stockholders of the
Union Switch and Signal Company, and by
voting proxies caused the overthrow of
George Westinghouse Jr. and his friends at
the annual meeting, is lying dangerously i'll
at his home. A conference with the new
board resulted in ROwand'S being deposed
and the election of L. II. Goodman of Bos-
ton as President of the company. When
Rowand was notified of the change he fell
TO his home. where he now lies in a critical
condition. 1t is said lie was stricken with
apoplexy. ROwand was formerly Secre-
tary Of the company. By the terms of the
new agreement he was to be Vice-Pres sident
at nominal salary.
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A Woman Murdered.

ATLANTIC CITY, March IA middle
aged maiden lady named Laura Purnell,
who has been living in cottage on South
Connecticut avenue with small child for
some time, was found dead in the house yes
terday, having undoubtedly been murdered
The ncighbors knew little of her connec-
tons. She came here from Washington,
and The child's name is Auburn Eden.
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shay, the prize.Fighter, Arrested.

CARSON, March 15-Jack Shay, the prize
fighter, recently whipped in Carson by
Brannan, got into q street fracas and skip
ped town yesterday. He was caught to-day
at Franktown by Policeman Gray and
brought back 10 Carson to be tried Shay
is now cut on bonds Of 500.
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Pale of a Railroad.

NEW YORK, March 15.-It was said to-
day by Jacob Halstead of New York, a Di-
rector OF the Oregon Pacific Railroad, that
negotiations were In progress for the pur-
chase OF the road by the RIO Grande Western.
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INCENsED AT ENGLAND.
The Chinese Emperor Dssirous of Transferrin;
His Banking Interests TO This Country.

His Banking Interests to This Country.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Sem Doc, an at
tache Of the Chinese Legation in Washing
ton. has been in this city several days con-
ferring, it is said, with capitalists, to whom
he brought letters from New York bankers.
He left last night for China. 1t is under
stood there is plan on tot looking for the
establishment Of banking relations between
the United States, Russia aud China. Count
Mitkiewicz, whose name will bo remem-
bered in connection with the previous ne
gotiations, accompanied the Chinese dele
gate. 1t is said that owing to the large
floods China has been compelled to borrow
of England great sums Of money and pay a
high rate of interest. The Emperor, it is as
serted, is incensed at this, hence the pres
ent dEvplnnmpnts
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Hall and Fitzsimmous to Eight.

CHICAGO, March 15.-George R. Clark,
backer of Bob Fitzsimmona, tonight re-
ceved telegram from James Ryan of
Portland Oregon, saying that if the forfeit
was left posted until March 18th, Ryan
would cover the same on Halls behalf.
New Orleans conditions are to prevail in
the match. Clark assented.
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THE PARNELL MANIFESTO.
Sentiments of An Old Leader of the Home.
Rule Movement

huI6 AOVtMbNt,
ROCHESTER, On. y, March IA. - The
Union, whose editor was the first President
of the first land league formed in this
country, and who has led here in all move
ments to raise money for the Home Rule
cause, meets Parneil's appeal with mot a
dollar" and ParnelPs delegation with go
home and get together"
BosToN, March 14.-The Globe says: DIR.
Fox, the only member of the -Parnellite
party now here, after repeated confer
ences with prominent men, has deter
mined to address no meetings in
furtherance of the anti Parnellite
movement in this country. and it is possible
that on consultation with the men who
have always been recognized as leaders on
this side the Parnellites on their arrival may
be induced to adopt similar course.
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Ward McAllister's Comments.

New YORK, March 15.-When told that
his nephew had married ballet girl in
California, Ward McAllister said: 81 have
only seen the little rat once in my life. He
has been out on ranch with cowboys and
other cattle. don't you know; don't you see?
and don't know where tile little beggar
could have met chorus girl on a ranch,
dOn'L Won know
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A Belligerent Senator.

CHARLESTON (W. Va.l March 1h-The
Legislature adjourned at midnight Satur-
day. Just before the adjournment the Ser
g-ant-at-Arms was sent out to get a quorum
for the Senate and attempted to take Sena-
tor Knott into the chamber. Knott struck
the Sergealt-at-Arms in the eye, and was
fined S1n
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BUFFALO BILLS INDIANS.
Commissioner Morgan Opposed to Letting
Them Go to Europe.

CHICAGO, March 15.-CommissIoner of
Indian Affairs Morgan arrived here from
Washington vest erday. He is strenuously
opposed to the plan OF Buffalo Bill, who has
the consent of Secretary Noble to take the
hostile Sioux, now in confinement at Fort
Sheridan, and other Indians to Europe with
his Wild West show. Yesterday afternoon
Morgan held consultation With DIR. East
man, the Sioux, in regard to the matter. 81
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Chinaunis Naw Industry

CHICAGO, March 10. = The new steel
steamer, Marina, the first of the kind ever
built in Chicago, was successfully launched
yesterday at the yards of the Chicago Ship
building Company. She is of 1900 tons dis
placement and sos feet over all
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Now Cb;lear Warshin Detaire5

PARIS, March 15.-The French Govern
ment has acceded TO the recent request Of
the Chilean revoutonists, who asked that
Chilean warship just completed at Touon,
and destined for the service Of President
BIlmaceda, be not allowed to depart.
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MRS. CHARLES OSBORN.
Howell Osborn viii Now Get His Father
i11iops

billions.
New YORK, March 15.-Mrs Marian Os-
born died on Saturday. She was the mother
of Howell Osborn. who has shocked two
continents by his eseapades with Fay Tenn
pleton, the actress. Under his fathers will
he had only $4,000 a year, and he con-
tracted more debts than he can pay for a
long time. 1t is believed that the bulk of
his fathers millions now come to him.
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An unaccepted Resignation

WASHINGTON, March 12-Judge Lewis
A. Croft, Commissioner of the General Land
Office, said tonight that he had rendered
his resignation TO the President about thirty
or forty days ago, to taks effect to-day. Tho
resignation had not yet been accepted.
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Over One Thonsand Entries.

LEXINGTON Ky.), March 15.-The en-
tries to the Kentucky Trotting- horse Breed
ers' guaranteed $4,000 Futurity stake
have been received, numbering 1898. This
is the largest number of entries ever made
in any stake
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Another Destructive Fire

DETROIT. March ia fire at Fowlers-
vile, Mich, to-day destroyed the Postoffice,
express office, opera house and large num-
Der of business blocks and dwellings. The
loss is placed at $4,000, with very small in
surance
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a Passenger Train Derailed.

RICHMOND (Va.l, March 15.-1he through
mail train from the south, ON the Atlantic
Coast line, was derailed near this city. A
number of passengers were badly bruised
and shaken up.
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NOT IN HIDING.

Count Karolyi Will Return Home in the
Spring
Los ANGELES, March 15.-Count Karolyi
and the Countess passed through this city
to-day, en- route to New Orleans. Count
Karolyi says he is not in hiding, but merely
making tour of the country, and Will re-
turn home in the spring.
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To stpdv the German Cavalry Service.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Acting Seere-
tary Grant has detailed Lieutenants Pow
haitian and Clark, of the Tenth Cavalry. to
special duty with the Second Westphalian
Hussars, No. IL, of the Imperial German
army, for the purpose Of studying the Ger
man cavalry service.
The morning call., 1891-03-16

SYRACUSE On. ", March 15.-This morn
ing st. James Episcopal Church ana the
McLennan fat building were destroyed by
fire. One woman is believed to have been
burned to death. Several had narrow es-
capes. The losses amount $4,000.
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A San Frsncisco Woman,s suicide.

CLIFTON (Arizl, March 15.-0llie O'Brien,
a piano-player in the Coronado Saloon, who
suicided bv taking morphine on Friday, died
this morning. She is reported to have been
the wife of a rich San Francisco merchant,
and has four children there.
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HERoIsM REWARDED.

A Magnificent Testimonial to Lieutenant
Brown of the Navy.
WHEELING. March IS. - Yesterday, In
the presence of the joint Assembly of the
West Virginia Legislature, Lieutenant k.
NJ. Brown of the United States Navy, one
of the heroes of Samoa, was presented with
Il beautiful and suitably inscribed sword,
voted him by the Legislature this week as a
testimonial If the honor in which his native
State holds him. The presentation was
made by Governor Fleming, and Lieutenant
Brown feelingly responded.
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NEWARK On. J.), March ia committee
Of the girls employed in the Clark Thread
Mills has decided to call all the girls out
Tuesday evening.
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Harrison's Western Trip.

WASHINGTON, March 15-Representative
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FLAG RAISING.

IHe btafs and Stripes fIOAt UVer SItrra ClLy
School-House.
SIERRA CITY, March 15.-The flag was
raised over the school-house Saturday after
noon by the school children, assisted by the
Native Sons and Daughters. Appropriate
ceremonies marked the occasion. The pre-
sentation address was made by Mr.. Henry
Busch, one of the trustees, after which
Principal Albes replied in fitting terms ac-
ceptiuC the flag.
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The Paris Races.

PARIS, March 15.-The races at Auteuil
to-day were largely attended. Only a few
arrests of bettors we're made
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Heavy Failure,

YORK Pa.), March 15.-Michael Schall
has failed. He has confessed judgments
aggregatiDg Sl49,000. He is the head Of the
banking firm Of Schall & Danner.
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General Fowler's Son Burned to Death.

New YORK, March 15.-The residence of
General e. b. Fowler in Brooklyn was
partly burned this morning and the Cen
eraPs son, William, aged %, perished in the
flames.
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WEATHER BUREAU.

Oregon Has Sent Crop and Weather Bulletin
to Washington, D. C.
PORTLAND, March 15.- The Oregon
Weather Bureau yesterday telegraphed to
Washington city the first of a series Of crop
and weather bulletins for this year. 1t said
the temperature. precipitation and sunshine
were below the normal. The Chinook wind
in Eastern Oregon in melting the snow has
made the ground very wet in the wheat dis
tricts; the spring seeding has been delayed.
Fall wheat is in fine condition. Fruit-buds
are swelling. Stock has wintered well.
Warmth and sunshine are needed for the
crops.
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ulsral Fishinr hv Chinesa.

SAN RAFAEL, March 16.-Seven cases In
which Chinese are charged with illegal fish
ing will come up before Judge Duflicy on
March 18th.
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AN UNFAITHFUL WIFE.

A San Francisco Drummer's Wife Elopes
With Piano-Player.
SACRAMENTO, March 15.-James Ivory. a
drummer from San Francisco, is in this
city looking for his wife. and asked the pO-
lice TO help him. He says he did not dis
cover his better-half IS infdelity until day
or two ago, wher he returned from a bust
uess trip to Portland.
When he returned he received news that
his wife had flown for Sacramento with
man by tie name Of Charles Ward, a piano
player. Ward is now playing in house Of
ill-repute here and the woman is in house
OF ill-repute. Ivory will have both arrested
tomorrow.
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ingram pardoned.

WASHINGTON, March 1p.-The President
has granted pardon in the case of Charles
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lating the postal laws, to take effect at the
expiration of one year from the date Of SEN
tAucn
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

gE# gosz. Nos. 11.-Tho forces in the stock
market this morning we're fsi.ly WILL balanced,
and while there wers sharp movements in a few
stccks, the general list was hell within compare
lively narrow limits, even though thu activity for
the half hour was heavy. Opening prices ware
quito irregular as compared with the final, of last
evening, though there was majority of losses,
and these extended to g per cent. At II o'clock
the market was faily active but still unset led at
magnificent AMI irregular chsngsa. from frat
p1ic:s.
BALTIKoR2, Nov. 11.-Virginis congols :; do
10-z0s = bid; do 3s 65 Is bid
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TERRIBLE TRAaEDY.-Shor:iy after the
GAZETTE went to press yesterday evening
infciUsatior was received st this ;tfice that
early that noraiDg Dan named Hsf'c.
who was ebucSiag oc:n 10 GelG near the
houso CT Msa. Jamag r. Ki9os, about one
Gai s au2r.c: oaiies fscm CalTer;o8, Eau-
qQier county, discovered The house to be on
fire. Ee at once started ec:Gss tho heid 10
notify neehbor and secure essi5ifnce. 10
the meantiu,e oihoy usighbora eaW the hfe,
e1d, hrs.oniDg to the house. broke Gpac tie
Door, whor they discovered tho reDaiue OF
Mre. Kines and two of her children aluoet
burned to crisp snd the 5cdg cE he CHER
child lying sone distance eff with Drnise
on lie haGtl cac: spcts OF blocd about lie fAce.
Enolgt cf The ract5c:'s beds Tae recovered
20 show that $40 he'd been faC!lg dealt With
before tho holso had boes SGT On ire to hide
the iecyibie deco. The coTooet;s idry re-
turned verdict thGs ihg mother, who ~as
q widow aHd her thgeo Children had baen
murdered and the house set en- fire.
e. dispatch rsceiTa,i Is lhs clic8 to-day
eeys f. Fin. tha white 2aa who hTt se4
the FIRE, was examined yesterday, bat no
o'ew was disco2srod &c 20 ;Ge paspotFntcis
Of taa crime. He Tre YeGrreEte6 ttis N Nh
ina and his trial sae fog this evening.
MS. AtGe5' bn-DaBui j. ". ciii5c c.Vp'
PED dead . gear ego. Sho had Gpe children,
two CT ahon gTere sc wori; away Frcn Eoms
Is he time O: tie tragedy.
Oae OF The hcys gays biz mother had he-
tween $50 and SIS iu money-gold, eilveE
ard paper--in the house when che vas mur.
dered and that she wac we'll provided With
provisions, 60. The ages Of the two g!.!s
Rho vera killed vers sud and ths5 CT
tbs bog 4 ysags. This morning rsris OF the
hoy's body wsFo recovered iron tha ashoF.
The BODY Of one OF tas girls 1as not burned
s0d thaG CT tins mother wes recovered before
il had been sufficiently burned to c3nocal
tho feet that cha bad been murdered.
Within half mile OF the soa3o another
tragedy yes enacted ten years ego. Jobr
Williams, regyo, shot from ambush ct o
late hour in the hight youug HoiiEalsw, sei-
egraph operator ct Cslyerton. Wiiliams
Tas tracked shrouah the snow ere captured
ard senn Gfter1ard wss tried aud hanged
At $50 o'clo,S this evening tho trial OF Hf1iia
h. O boou conmenccd tho magistrate awaiting
the arriv CT tho (onmonw. .h'G Attorney.
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nCI7 LIZ

lam an old man and have been constant SUI
fcrer wi5h cstarrh fox the last ton yoaTs ana
entirely cured By the usa of Ey's c III Bsln.
l. is strange that So Simple ? r'n ~ will cuIo
sach stubborn disease. t.l.... ..i.I4s., q, 1.
Pensi. II Attorney, Washing en-, D. ..
l SUFFERED for mere than ton years with that
dreadful disease cata1rh, and usef every avail.
able medicine which vas recommended TO ne. l
cannot thank you enough for the relief which
Ely's Cream Balm has afforded mc.-l Emanuel
Meyers, Winfield, L, NY,
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Announcement.

D. q. Naramore, Photographer, desiges to
announce to his patrons thai he is nov ct
hocae and giving his perslnsl attention 10
sl Wishing Pictures OF aDy kind, and re-
specially requests ell desiring Oiayon erd
other Large Portraits foE the Holidays 10
call esr!y to avoid the rush. Respectfully,
D. 4. NARAMoRE, Photographer,
ncy71V 321 King Street.
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Miss Hettie Bernard Chase, in "Un:lo's Dsr!-
ling" will be tho attraction at the Opera House
tomorrow night In selecting the location Of
the play the wild and semi-cvilizo1 territory OF
Alaska, which lea7es scope for scenic effects
that is unlimited, has been selected. IN order to
sdi to the general realism, number of animals,
native to that cline, have been imported in o-dcr
TO present novel stage representation.
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PoL1cn RzPcRT.-Last u:eat was mlli
srd cloudy with rain abcuS IL u'c!oc5.
Tbore vars two prisolers and ;h2ss lodg-
era ct lhe sta,inn hcuGa.
Magos Strauss this morning dispasad oi
tbs following cases:
Geo. Ttaqags and Robert Arnold, !oy o.
cauljug and bssii1g Richard Mckinney,
were faod $40 each or given 4 months Oh
the chain gang.
Mary ao,ipgsieel, Tor d!so;dsrlg conduct,
was f9ed S..
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Pronounced Helpless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mira. Ada E. Hurd, Of
Groton, 8. D.. we quote WAS taken with a bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but 8
short time gave myself up to my Saviour, de-
termined if could not stay with my friends on
GARTH would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DR.. Kinge New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. I
esvo it trial, took in all eight bottles it has
cured me and thank God sm now we'll and
hearty woman" Trisl bottles bottles free at z.
S. Leadbeater & Bros. drugstore, regular size, SOC
ond al 90
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LOCAL RREYITIRs.

The city wss visited by quite severe rain
storm last night.
In the Circuit Court of Fairfax county yesser-
dag the cases of Mayo & Frenzell agaiaet the B. &
D. g. 3. Co. were dismissed.
At special csllsd meeting Of Rathbono Div;s-
len, u B. Z efP., last night, quito an interesting
and instructive drill was held after which tic
division decided to change its drill from Wednes-
day to Tuesday nights. They also decided to at
tend the fir Of Nelson Divis;o1, of Washington,
on next Wednesday night.
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PREMIUM FERNS Prominent among the May
beautiful exhibits at The flower show in Washing.
ton is the display Of ferns from the nurseries of
Mr. J. l. Loose OF this city. Mr L. has given
particular ttsnton to the culture of this class Of
plants, and the superiority of his exhibit hiss
been recognized by the swsrd OF first premium.
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CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge j. Z. II.
Norton presiding -Annie 8. Henderson vs.
J. T. Henderson OF al; game referred 20 A.
". Armstrong, commissioner, to ascsrtaia
amount dne the Henderson estate.
Court aGi 9urped till tc.norroR.
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A.R.C. AI!alat1VePaEiiestls BLOOD

R. Wormly, Of Mendoza, ILL.,, the largest
pouItry dealer IL the world, has the follow
Ing to say about stonebrnker's Chicken Pow
Ger: have used and sold Ssonebraker's
Chicken Powder 10: 80 years, and know it
to be tie best In u:e. Net coed foc horses,
cattle, hqgs, nor sheep, but the bes. prepare
lor in the world for chickens, u:keys,
ducks, geese, snd the fsathered tribe.
Makes hens ley al! winter. Price % Cts
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov 10.-At
Union stock yards this week 266 Cattle were On
the market and sold as follows: Best 3%4a4c;
good 3Aa31bc medium 2%a3c common 1%4a
2Ac per lb. 1856 Sheep and Lambs were offerod.
Old Sheep sold at 2lha3 and Lambs at 4a6 per Id.
Cows and Calves sold at $20a45. The market
for Sheep and Lsmba and Cattle Gull.
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PERSONAL Dr.. ". G.. Ashby Jeff hero TO-
day fos SsIem wheEe he vii! apand few
dsvs.
Ga account Of The Continued Illness Of Mr.
no es, tho secretary and treasurer CT The Pc
tomao ehee Company, Dr. Julius D;enelt
hes been placed in temporary charge Of Ike
books ct that company.