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EpoSfato.

Observation-Disclosures n~bennsntsrs PANT
Tier optaass aratis. boo fan pi lite ate
piaos Tor Dc aIminosIiae Ianas ratHasIitr,
Der faa scot fan frsmisres prtpat baaos tai
prater. Vnbosr 90 Slaatninssr. Sor gsrs.
oa Humelosisr al mere tup a%lminosfil
fenens. nnaa betaIss s Gsnts pr. einis. u
t~ornoiatisr, at Guhpes. Tom iuoismbsr 1sosl
taiesannsiesiisr. later sisfs rinIsr % rstter
no o%ersfter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Winpritetens geosres Mlaal er,

WtlIIUrIIeleHs SeutreD WtnaI er,
Tiger gaitOr 9. q, gitbp, at ruinere
ben Soreneos airte. Til ben Gnbe
bruses aft mulist: "2ssn elsr Sanbs
beo, arlist eler uarlist o.f.u., sr benz
liaeaobt, naar be fan iaa fat paa 0osst,
Tom ipues at iremme oeres Seniister."
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Yaitpr Swauion al ben Sorere'

Yaltor Swanion Of ben Jorenebe
airte i Sololer aalo / Soma bar reiis-
neret, ~piitnot ~iOrunleoiset al ben isrse-
lise @&rls pso @rapen". iOm bleu isrt
meaem BAN % Eaitor Sarrisuiae al
Sauaes Spupoe ON Rettisbeosn til at
holoe llataler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Surretniussialg. aibgoe g 8
Gsmunoiens @iasbanoel en- gros
6lensbOrg er iOl9t til Serrcrne Sch
oerIcn meo Spertaselie til lite Gan
1895.
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Vait GtenO 0 ~.
tiiiaigS eaer tiaeic.

SEarm ttlialgs, beliasenoe / gleas
Oidnt 3opnigtp, Settton 80. Z Ril inoro
DIT ira 8ecorah. 100 AcreS iior. 100 Acres
opogrfet % Rciteu Stoo u9 SaoHe9ana to
aooe 8auoiprin9. ueo quiet o. I Sapueaan.
gen, Suie o8 @ieroer / 600 Stano. 5or nRrs
mere unoerretnir9 benpenoer man fla til
RIels % anuno 5borien, Der Dor paa Gar.
men. 1321.tieop
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
GienoUmsbanocl. @~anrbeier u 4

V"UFVt'NF " =
9anien ! Stoobur9 bar iol9t lin giens
Dom meo 133 Seftar for 1850 Wit.,
neo SelEtnin9 Os Suuentar til ling
fnrl Warfus Gbriitiauien ira Blons.
StltreOelien finoer Steo ben lite Sam.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Yaifor Moen | gopb, Winn., bar
neolast 1T Gmbeoe. Wenisbeben ital
fable Brett iammen meb TaipIon.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Suffet TorIdmliuaslufale.

Entfet TorIdmliugslpfale. Yros
d9er, 14oe Sec. AmtsIorItanoer Che
fling / @gerniuno bar lutfet BET 2otale
bOs SEMEN paa Omit @tsle, bpori Der
/ ben ienere SiO bar uaret aiDolot ban.
lfe SoreorasSmgoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Gil Grebsmeblemmer ior 9labens
raa ct pal9t Glauien, Solitrup, Sllen,
2aoesaaro, Sacobien, &insnas, s
Sinrihlen, Serp, oa llslar, 8uitmoie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Yaa Nnasia'S esn i Giritas Snbre
iarer MI 10 9ampifibe. Gor 20 alar
iiben bsrte Ssen neo ~omlissenbe gsne
til bet msrieite Qirlta, buor life en- bpib
Manos Sob bapoe troabt. aritne
Wisiionarsr aabneos osiaa oisie msrte
Strss i stiritus Snbre for Civilization.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Sobamnes ben Sebers Nanb e,

SobanneS ben Sebers Mano err
Iaret / en- Sse9er Wtarceaus Sobnion /
Netp gort, erflarer oenne ielp ifslae
Nabenbarins fra Cub. San bar MI
ltiftet ct nbt Samiuno unber Napn ai
Cubs Joriamlin9". 3ette teQer
alereoe Here Iuiinoe Nesre. San er
en- ipris Ireoitant Os plnber mesen
5iltrp,
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ssr psrn unssr xaus. arembrus.t.

sUOTHINd byHUptT bIts
pct brusi ! eDH ismit var al @tllteHsr al
Wsert tF hsEes tarH unhtr IaHesHtsu ms
braott Utb fuIbfem ptle, rttbsres
ltssr SarHtt b"lseater sHmmtTHt lttls
BET bssts ss,ostl umsSs ptaatrYrhss ssis,s II Esss,ss
tsre t~tnhpr IsI al GuttH. Gas paa at ~ioTlonss
Mrs. ~NinsIo~.s Soothing Syrup, % tdf iustH
aEesn SIass. 0~smssestBpS 6sHts 6taffsa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Saarllgt j 0anaeiunh.

sa0rllst 9augeiunb. Giter bet
s'tl'a9ne @OrolunOsfiite, iun bruste
SuU 'or 8eplnlt oper gpen, iples bet
''O'e'' tun9t, ps psiaa gitlanosiltet
"s"ef l'SeOan, Gen ltore s~lrbeioslsss
Wv Spen, er blauot De meit ipnbare
''elaI'ater af stuffelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Sen mub Nmeoanife Brett. q. @ebb,
iaar mango 8ilbausere i Chicago for
Sslam. 81 Ter intet Climber for at
Mubameoanlsmen bar en- Jremtio for
Jig Der / 0auoet iaauel iom Mormon.
ismen bar hapt bet. De 9pe pirrer
og fan9iler ben ertrauasante Nutibs.
Slast, iUm altio ma baue 5oranbrin9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Gnfee. -N3enter III az ,rl9e 0ts
~ itorisn en- Cling Roroet minneapolis.
zeub % Gents inr >, g,raresrsmnTcr m
Tribune Sob Eriutius 60, Ruusapolis.
Htiur, 24.2l.2T
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FRA Bella GOOla 6olonien tribes
Der, at npsle er alereoe lframte oels
af bet raa Os rssnfuloe 8eir, bells al
De mauss 8aniteli8beosr Os bar ueuot
Rpsssn til belle aolpniiatiUus. Spetus
latiOnsn Os iat 8urien biem isien.
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Srit!!

~ siSt'fit' Bette OF 8a.',u ffnsss 'rt yaa n-ss,
'ois. i.ia q Praos bet 1r. 1uSe. 1,fgo,t' ma
''h|N Tyf -
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

Cart, tilialg. = Rin 5arm itor
y 385 gcres. 210 opplsiet, Reiteu Saone.
gang o. l~lusiiop, sr iiliaiq5. Booe Bra,
nInger paa GteHoOmmen. ubmGrtet 5prtng
lise oeo Stueosren, o9 riseIist 8ano | 5au'
neganoer. Seli9geuoe 2K Mtl fra 9eco.
rab pna 8eIeH til Burr Cat. COB Blaos
ior en- Salopn UNDER uupPrsnoe "Mulct.
Gam. GieHoommeu fan i4lge5 UNDER et
rler 2 eier 3 Dele. Wau bepeuoer ia til
Saeob GaaS, Der Dor pan StCo't. 1s
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Siialgs. Gus o. Noi. No. 9O4
South 8iuer Stresi. 4 &Rrslier Ga
Spt etalHner. ct Rguey,Igb p1a Iette gils
taar. Dian heHpenoe fig til Qloreo 81.
Batter, lit gat 8ant. l0.21.tf.
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Tilial0S.-Gt Smeoss O9 Siuls
= m~onosibop iamt Supplement" s. 5orret.
ming guiies iolgt. Bill iplae b'ligt. Bues
nlu9erne er al Bird, 44x60 FOB. 1ei
bem9ries, at her er arbetpe Tor 8 Rano.
5or BriS og 8efiugelier "TRIP til Iariou &
Isteriou. Warqrette. Neb. 24.21 2E
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5nlemorro | &irferne. Seroosr
tla9er Lutheran Standard mco Rette.
8Iosbuiet 9lenlpoer al Cater % Som
mers, liar ueo be oite l~etiinoise Sules
rGttlltclnlnser, bpor D~praaberen be-
lptter Nnleoninaen til Ell bel Del
IntterlISe Semertnin9er, iom beipares
al Joriamlin9en meb ltpienoe llbraab
% Satterialoer; bet belle bliper en- LETT
'lnot9 WiuntratiUn aloeles paa 8crs
oens Sls. - Suor ortuer ma ben?
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

III 6nttisiorhanber i Setlanb er
1"'n9et S~aarobruser Gbriitjuu Gilie
s,"' Srns Serse, Der bar iraiast Jig
Seiuaiussn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
Sen Intberfe Girfe / Slmerita e,

Sen lutberife Girfe / Gmerifa er
oelt / 81 Spuooer meo u9iten Al 9us
iinoe 8reiter og over 5000 Nenigbe.
Der. ~Sieleantallet er ouer 4 Miaioner.
Der er lntet a%irteiamiuno, iom / DC
iiolte aar bar sjOrt iaa iprbnuienbe
5remitriot ION ben lutberite airfe /
bette Qanp,
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15

WtilitGre Fr9Oifauter. 9rins Ser.
naootte al Sverige praoifer oite for
Nilltare; bans SiaIpere i Misiions-
nrbeloet er: aommauogr, Sriberre
garretotp, acknowledgement Jeileben,
arlssminliter uun &appe, Sberlt lls.
9la og aommannant aruienitiernn.
Oct bar Oite baubt, at 9riuoien bar
oronet bet iaa, at ban ielu os bisie 5
5lalpere bar praoItet paa en- Gang
paa IOrltjeaise Steoer / StOdbolm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-15
QQenter ou1ts
SpS0pfuoIpn.

G1bogr b6r gaie"S GetallerS. gesfe 5rrprt4r,,
222l4 "Eppacfuasu". gRtrr -aBaits w,vr
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VI sr5r7o,t arsunr Gorf1r, . g,, ~,
9f0T 4o.,s.' II. %. 8. Riet, r5r
~A 80, en- Brls, T. Hgrior a. n d
T2lSl
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
CARLISLE CLOSES THE MINT.

The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued an order closing the mint for the
coinage of silver entirely, the same to
take place November LIST, 1885, This will
cause the dismissal of something less
than one hundred clerks who have been
maintained in that department for many
years. Carlisle claims that the demand
for silver has become so small that it will
no longer pay for the government of the
United States to attempt to coin any
more, and hence the CLOSING down of
another industry is to be added to the
record made by the present Democratic
administration.
In spite of this order, on the part of
the Secretary of the Treasury, the de-
mand for silver as money goes steadily
on. 1t would seem that Japan and India
are making great demands therefor,
and that even China in her eff
fort to pay the war indemnity
to Japan, has been permitted so
to do in silver" and that hence there
must be great activity in the silver mar
ket for some time to come.
1t may be another feather" in Mr..
Carlisles cap to formally close the minis
of the United States to the coinage of any
more silver, as he has the power to do;
but in view of his relations to the gold
bugs of the great money centers Of the
world, his conduct is not at all surprising.
The position which this government has
taken with reference to our primary
money is such as to increase the hold
ings of the rich, and absolutely destroy
the holdings, not only Of the poor, but Of
every man who owes a dollar in the
world. If this monetary theory, now be-
ing enforced in the United States. shall
continue for another decade, the founda-
ton for the successful establishment Of
a monarchial government upon the ruins
of this Republic, will have been success
fully laid-Penny Press.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
PEOPLES PLATFORM
ADOPTED BY THE CONVENTION
AT OMAHA. NEB., JULY i. 1892,

sixteenth anniversary Of the DECLARATION
of Independence the Peoples Party Oh
America in Their first national convention
invoking upon their action the blessings
OF Almighty, God, puts forth in the name
and on behalf of the people, Of the country:
the following preamble and declaration or
principles:
The conditions which surround US best
moral ruin Corruption dominates the
ballot box the egsabtures the on the
bench. The people are demofal1e4!
most of the states have, been comP p lea
to prevent universal intimidation or brl-
berry. The newspapers are Largely sup sup
sldzed or muzzled public opinion 6mas neVered
with mortgages; labor impoverished:
and the land Concentrating in the 6or hands DIS
are. denied the right of organization Tor
,self-protection; imported pauperlZea "a
a epp beats down their wass is estab
lshed to shoot them down; ana tney are
rapidly degenerating into Eur5pe a. r,il-
ions are bodily stolen to build up colossal
fortunes for few, unprecedented IN inc inc
n nj tbss Of manind and 1t the reb@e and
endanger liberty. From the same pro
life womb of governmental inlustce we
mlllionaireS. .
The national power to create, money none is
vast public debt, payable in legal tend ier
currency, has been funded into s 3!o,l,
bearing bonds. thereby adding millions
TO the burden of the people.
Silver, which has been accepted as com
since the dawn of history, has been de.
mcnetzed to add to the purchasing power
of gold, by decreasing all forms OF prop
erty, as well as human labor, and the sup
pay of currency is purposely aprlosea 10
slave industry j.. A vast conspiracy
against mankind has been organized on
possession of the world. If not met and
overthrown at once. it forebodes terrible
social commissions, the destruction OF CIV
iliZation, or the establishment OF an alb
solute despotism. We have witnessed for
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
EXCELSIOR SILVERlTES
THEY HOLD COUNCIL AND A LOVE
FEAST

THEY HOLD COUNCIL AND A LOVE
FEAST.
From the Minneapolis Penny Press.
The silver epidemic is raging at Elk
celsior. A club has been formed and its
first public meeting was held on Saturday
night at the town hall. DR.. Perkins was
chairman. A public meeting in Excelsior
without the doctor in the chair would be
a failure from the start. OF course he
ma e a speech, one of those pleasant
little affairs that he always carries
around just as he does his medicine case.
Excelsior has always been Republic
an stronghold, as certain to roll up big
majorities for the G. o. p. as the old
First ward of Minneapolis has been to
go strongly Democratic; and this meet
ing BODIES ill for the future of Repub-
lcanism in that section, for the doctor
distinctly stated that although he was
thoroughly impregnated with Republic
an principles he should henceforth vote
with any party, and for any set of candt-
dates favorable to the free coinage Of
silver at the ratio of 16 to l. This was
the sentiment also of other speakers OF
the evening. and notice might as we'll be
served right here and now upon Repub-
lican aspirants to county offices who
have heretofore freely dispensed the
"needful'' in the neighborhood if Excel
sior, that they had better use their
rolls in more promising fields, for last
sentiments decidedly Populis -ic.
After DR.. Perkins opening remarks
chapter was read from the silverites'
gospel, Coins Financial School" This
reused that old Republican warhorse
and Grand Army veteran, Maj G. IS.
Halstead, who is sometimes calle1 the
hermit of Minnetonka. The major rose
to his feet with an expression of ferocity
upon his count nance that caused several
'gold-bugs'' in the audience to turn pale
and tremble in their boots.
The major is fighting man from the
ground up. and the stlye in which he
wa ed into 1.-The bosses who have led us
around by the nose" the banks, Bill
Sherman, Loren Fletcher, and Bill Wash
burn, and the way in which he lauded
the Populists to the skies, caused the
followers of Sockless Simpson present to
feel that the promised time was nigh.
The major is also an American of the
the part which England is supposed to be
playing in the financial affairs of this
country, common, plain, everyday
United States as she is spoke" became to
feeble to express his sentiments, and he
( psed into mild profanity. He closed his
marks by offering a set of resolutions
ling for a state convention of silver
second that notion said E. L.
we'll.
DR.. Perkins cast a whitening glance at
the enterprising druggist AMI w. H.
LeVan moved that the majors resolu-
tions be adopted. Mr. LeVan's motion
was seconded and carried.
Then came discussion as to the
proper night on which to hold weekly
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
PAPTITv


Stocks in regular houses here slow, an
Increase of about 1900 bushels for the
week, standing at 1854 ,62S bushels against
161, SOB bushels weeg ago. Offerings are
decreasing from day to day with prices
showing more Improvement. The regu-
lar barley trade is now in the market
ready to take stock at prices higher than
the SPECTATORS were paying when arriv-
ais were liberal. Common stock sells
now at 22@25c according to quality. Real
ly choice cars will bring as high as Csc.
But to bring this top price the stock
must be better than. "only fair" it must
be of good body and bright color.
FLAX.
Stocks in regular houses here show a
small decrease for the week, standing at
1S3,94S bushels against 1S5,049 bushels a
week ago. The market rules without
feature but easy on lack of speculative in
terest. The country is making few fresh
sales but delivering quite freely on sales
made when prices were higher. Daily ar
rivals are applied on sales and few cars
left over each day sold on spot at about
&c under Chicago price For prices see
sales. Closing prices here and at Chica-
go are given elsewhere.
FEED AND MEAL
There is as large a tra de doing as mills
can supply with corn supply SO small as
at present. Pinery men are making q
good deal of inquiry and buying quite
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freely. These conditions tend to hold the
market steady at $11.50 for corn meal
and ground feed. Bolted meal is in fair
request at $1.75@1.S0 per barrel, package
included
There is still no improvement in any
feature of the hay trade The scarcity of
cars is the ruling feature preventing the
arrivals necessary for satisfying the call
for good hay. Eight dollars is still the
regulation price for anything good. Br' ght
sound hay even if wild, sells at around
that figure There is a nominal quota
ton of $3.50 for fancy upland which usu-
ally comes from southern Minnesota and
the state Of Iowa but none of this hay is
now coming. Poor hay sells down to
$3.50.
FLOUR.
The market stands in the same position
in which it ruled all asst week Millers
find little difficulty in selling everything
that they can offer for prompt shipment
and occasionally let go little for De-
cember delivery on favorable terms. For
eigners are active bidders and are look
ing up little but as yet only compare
lively few bids have resulted in AIDES
The mills are turning every availa BILE
wheel and a best, the close of navigation
will find them with a large number of or
ders on hand untitled.
BRAN AND SHORTS.
There Is very little talk of $7.75 bran
today. Brokers generally have expert
enced great difficulty in getting stock to
sell at less than So and that now appears
to be the established price. This is for
bran in bulk here. Some mills continue
to report eastern sales of sacked netting
$825 here in bulk but this is scarcely gem
eral enough to warrant quotation. All
the bran one wants can today be bought
on the basis of So here in bulk - the
buyer even at that price has the'1uvan-
tage. Brokers are offering bran 60 days
shipment at $3.50 but they are meeting lit
tie business as result. Shorts rule veal
at about SOC premium over bran. The
mills are we'll supplied and are anxious
sellers. Nliddllngs are steady.
CORN.
There is still no corn here in regular
houses and the private stocks are we'll
cleaned out. Feed milers, on account of
fair trade in their products have bought
everything in sight and today they were
in the market for No old corn at soc.
No. yellow is quoted at SIC.
OATS.
Stocks Of oats in regular houses here
now stand at 376, 493 bushels against $685.
139 bushels a week ago. This small in
crease in the stocks is the result of the
light receipts and the good demand which
has existed Today offerings appeared a
little larger than the trade wanted. No.
3 white quoted at tic. No. 3, 1870 but
choice cars Of No. were held at as high
as TIC If rather common 16c was the
usual price. No. 3 seedy 15@16c. If mixed
with black, 15@l5Ac was the quotation.
No grade 15016@c according to quality.
RYE.
The market Is quiet but steady at 33c
for No. 2. No. 3 quoted at about a cent
less than No. g.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
TREES AND SUBSCRIBE

A LIBERAL OFFER TO HELP THE GOOD
WORK.
For $50 / will furnish you with a
copy of the REPRESENTATIVE one year
and mail you Immediately package
of good box-elder or ash seed pickt d
this fall under my supervision, con-
tanning not less than 25U seeds, and
next spring mail to you 20 healthy
white pine or arbor vitae. or Norway
or white spruce. This constitutes
your membership in the State For
estry Association without further
dues, and entities you to a free COPY
Of the Tree Planters Manual a work
of inestima BILE value.
j. 0. BARRETT,
Secretary of the Association.
Browns Valley. Mimi.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
ENGLISH WITH A SCANDINAVIAN
ACCENT

A Troy physician shows the following
letter, which was received by a western
railroad, and illustrates English as she
is spoke" with a Scandinavian accent:
Hilbert, Wis,
September 25-95.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul R. R.
Co., Gentlemens:
one of your Ingners Kellt me one 49,
year-old TrOdder or Resser Hors Stalegen.
word from $40 to 100000
the Kold is Kellt about 1,O35 Slabs from
the ferst Crossing from Hilbert to Man
asha on the East sit of the crossing. it
wors the last Nit of JUL goeng to the
ferst of August in the Mid IL Clock
1895 l well Asreng you bi des Latter Eff
you be yelling to Satteel for dess Hors
or not? if not Pleas Lat me Know bi
Ferst May l.. / wars Wateng now but
two months and tat Eft most be som badc
Comeng to Sea abut ct bot no bot Sa ct
is the Bast for you not ii Offer Lock DIES
matter. Yours truly,
PETER REITER.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
SOIITTI ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK

South st. Paul, Oct 28.-Receipts, 200
hogs. 500 cattle, 1000 sheep.
Hogs-About cents lower. Sales: 33,
av 213 lbs, $780, SO, 3O3, $500; Is, 1872 1928;
81, 33S, $500; 81, 1877, $500.
Cattle-Steady, fair demand all round.
Sales: bulls, 1855, 81; 1 bull, $40, $1.65;
SO heifers, 1859, $2.75; 4 bulls, 1.425, $1.70;
9 stockers, 744. $685. 4 cows, 1,O60, $1.60;
COWS, SLIP, $2.15; IA stockers, SAG, $215; 20
oxen, lap, $2.15; Z feeders, ST. $27d5.
Sheep-Good sheep and lambs steady:
Others weak. Sales: - lambs, Il lbs, 1925
81 mutton, 49, $2.65; 70 milch, SO, 81; Il
mutton, 103, 1925.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Union Stock Yards, ILL.,, Oct. 28.-The
Drover's Journal official quotations are as
follows:
Cattle, receipts, $4,000 head; best steady,
others weak; fair to best beeves $3.25@
5.25: stockers and feeders, $2@3S0; mixed
cows and bulls, $1@3.5O; Texas, $37O@
$40; western, $3@3.90 Hogs, receipts
$4,000 head estimated tomorrow, $4,000;
market 5000 lower; light, $3.4O@3.S21a;
rough packing. $3.25@3.4O; mike and
butchers s3.40@3.S5; heavy packing and
shipping, s345@3So; pigs, $2@S7o. Sheep.
receipts, %, 900 head; market 1O@15c low
err; native, $1.40@3.60; western, $2@310;
Texas, $1.60@2.7O; lambs, $3@430.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

London, Oct. 2S.-The grain markets
opened steady. At Liverpool wheat spot
firm; futures steady; December, Id lower;
other months, 1ad lower. Corn, spot, un-
changed; futures, Rd lower; London car
goes Of wheat off coast, quieter; corn,
dull; on passage wheat and corn quiet.
Mark Lane wheat. English, quiet; foreign
steady with fair business and Sd higher.
Corn, Danubian. more offering and tend
ing down; American quiet but steady;
flour, firm. English country markets,
firm. French country markets quiet.
Paris wheat Is centimes higher; flour,
20 centimes higher; Berlin wheat, u mark
higher.
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DEAFNESS CAN NOT BE CURED


BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ca r
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
intiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian tube. When
this tube gets inf1amed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deafness
is the result, and unless inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out Of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an Unnamed condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lar, free. F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Is Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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meetings, which aroused far more of in
terest and eloquence than the silver ques-
ton.
Saturday night was chosen, and then
the audience a journed and went home
to dream of the happy time coming when
every man will have silver dollars in bar
rels the same as onions and potatoes.
ARGENT
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

St Louis, Mo-, Oct. Sensational Stock
Yards-Cattle, receipts, 4.200 heal; mar
ket barely steady; Texan and Indian
steers, $3.50: native steers, $3.4065.25.
Hogs receipts, 5000 head; market 5@1Oc
lower; heavy. $3.4O03.7o: mixed, $500
$50; light, $330@3.70. Sheep, receipts
200 head; market firm.
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LAND COMMISSIONER,
Great Northern Railway,
St. Paul, MINI.

n. B.-Parties desiring to buy cheap
-,ailroad Land, will be supplied with
maps and pamphlets upon applica-
zion to above. The Great Northern
Galway has 100000 acres of the
Richest Farming Lands in Minnesota
Tor sale at low prices. Terms of pay
ment reasonable; six per cent interest.