8 THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, JB9l. for a few moments, Mr. Easton looked 107; George W, Cerebus, St Charles, Gold risks," Williams, said E. C. Shaw to George 11. JUVEXIIiIA. halfof the work done withl.er for the bid that did not come, while Mr. Dollar. 102: Miss Matagorda filly, Ketcham, as was own -' Lady 01; Louise, 90; S, the latter descended from hands. How many ladies, over c Keed settled back inhis chair as calm 93: Bailard. Cora 85. sulky who AMONG Miieand an eighth—Strathmeath, 120; Se- his at the close of a very hot heat Comical Chatter of Cunning Mem- silver hairs so many winters have knri- the rLEAbINd THE_HOHSES. and unconcerned as ifhe had made a £5 118; 0., norita, Prather, 115; Lewis, 112; in the 2:17 Iy one Isaac rase at the Toledo, expo- bers ofthe Coming Generation. passed, can show such a rewaid of jflGlf§?§| bet. No came to the scratch. Mr. Foxmede, 107. grounds them, sition the other day. "And I West Shore. almost wonderful patience aud peis- Possibility a Mile in Two Reed had "eartliquaked" and Five and a half furlongs, two-year-olds— don't see how Ican afford not to," said verance, wonder?"' of those who had made up their minds to Lamplighter. 118; Thiers L, Knapsack, young Oue day on a railroad c#r a lady al- we ' ' "" * bid, Alcluacolt, Temple. King Mac, the millionaire. "Three years Considering* Re- and they were many, had such ad- Grand Prix. ago, when Ibought Charlie Friel, 2:15%, lowed her little boy, who could hardly X3A.U A Ai.£iXi« Minutes miration for his pluck that they held 108; Queen d'Or. Cottonade. 105; Brother Gardner. St. Mark, Handicraft, 101; Dora, 1 weighed 110 pounds and was paying speak distinctly, to play about the car, FACTS AND FANCIES. THE WORLD. cent Records. their peace. The auctioneer made a Iberia, ?1,500 a year for by-aud-by us, waiting bid, 98. — doctor's bills. Now I aud to the horror of all of Angostura show of for the and then steeplechase, about two miles, selling weigh 154 pounds and haven't spent a him complacently sitting Bitters is universally con- : the gavel fell,and he politely doffed nercules. 155; Stonewall. 146: Both Fu- she discovered ceded to be the best appetizer in the well. nickel for medicines or physician for on steps. brought him HAVEH AvE EQUALc his hat to Mr. Keed as the hero of the turity, 140; Grey Gown, 134: McKenzie. myself in three yean." outside the She world. Manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. i '.NO' t Glance of Some of the Phe- a KeparJp. Ecarte. Benefit. FlipFlap, 125; although in- 1AR Ww Always figure, in, punishment IANDS occasion. popular the 131: and the &Sons. druggists. Capt. Manning, Coldstream, Ahorse remembers only short words, mild, Sietcert Atall Lately Master of Fairview was applauded from 122. "and flicted was his little heart seemed 107 E.THIRD ST. g| f)o ßiHi|f^SS l°i nomenal Miles all sides as grand was ATCHICAGO. these are sufficient for al.l practical to completely broken. When pres- >o« Is the.Time A his horse led from Selling, six furlongs— Miss Gllkey. 00; purposes. Never say be 0 Sf2y Traveled. the ring, and thrice did he have tostand X,Norwood, "whoa" unless eutly the train stopped at a station, To plant Hyacinth, Tulip and Crocrs st. PAULsWIINN. Übllb KlSEalabiSI H figlß Auuie 95: Belie of Springfield, you want your horse to stop, and when u,o and lifthis "stove-pipe" hat from US; Woodpecker, 00; Merry Girl, Annie Mar- you greac choking sobs could be heard dis- Bulbs. Fine assortment at May & Co.'s, Lela, 101; Cottrell, Receiver, 103; do. say itina firm tone. Teach him tinctly over car, suddenly seedsmen, his head before the audience would let tin. Jennie that it to all the and florists and 5 West Third him be. Exoense. 104; Wild Rose, 108; Leiand, 107. means stop, no matter how we were all convulsed by a grieving, re- street. Equine Education and the Maidens, two-year-oJds, furlong fast he is going. "(Jet up" should Pluck won the day, and secured the four 6— start, mean proachful and utterly desolate little Resaca. Zorilla, Mageie Martin. Forest Belle, to and one or two words may be exclaiming: "Say, mamma, Noble Traits ItMay Be Made most successful stallion of his time for Aggie B, 107; Back- voice when Jennie Hardin, Jenuie B, used when you want him to go faster or a— old— trainman leaves— a BOIS3T. GalenicMedica! Institute the Fairview stud. Had the attempt capper, Cruiksliank, Dowagiac, Freedom. slower. every naughty Ac. 67 £. St.. p -ji. to Develop. been Start, If horse knew the mean- wideopeu, how can— a baby help .ibiri St. a Mini. made to raise the bids by live or 110. \u2666 ing door TARBOX—Born on Oct. -40), to Mr.and Mrs. ' ; Selling, 78; of these words and every driver going •\u25a0 Estnblisheain 1 even ten thousand at a time tfie figure mile aud fifty yards— First Day, out?" C. S. Tarbox, a boy. rfSg&.v^.J,-- "' TillieS, 84; 87; Jones, 91: used them only when they are needed, Henry," Uncle • CUIe°^ Priva 'e,usrr reached ml?ht probably have been half BisCosiuo". Tom there "I'm sorry, said >®^S^*^S^. outand as again. By sat Jack Brady. 07; Blue Banner, 100; Marmose, would be less runaways by fright- (ieorge, "that you exhibit so little pro- Wedding Rings and Wedding Gifts at J. E. j^^V^o^^^g^ chronic" diseases Bow St. Blaise Was BidIn by much Mr. Heed's side 101: Barney, 103. ened horses. I.ngham's. :i?7 street. l2&ffij^_S\Wsk including Spermatoc the Hon. Stephen over ficiency in orthography. That letter Jaetoon : rhoea, San ford: in the Handicap, mile and a sixteenth— Chimes, Itrequires K^bSL*-~*\u25a0dsU P&f ' orSemln.il WeaS an effort for any family to wrote to the other day Cis> Reed— Horse Lore of Gen- "millionaires' corner" were Messrs. 111; Prince FortuuatUMllO; Churchtil|Clark, part you Mr. Brown DIED. f^^Sf^?f?STi?23J Nervous Debility 10J; !<8; with a Nancy Hanks, but the sum many misspelled words that it 3ini-oieiicy, Svphilii. Lorillard and Hairgin, and John A. Longlight. Esj>?ranza. 102. had so \^%£^'££&*Sl Gonorrhocc, eral Interest. Morris sat facing across ring, Selling, six furlongs—J J,0J; Hunley S, 02; of between $40,000 and ST)0,000 turned set the whole countiusi room in a roar." BARNARD—At Ridgereld. Conn.. Oct. W, u)eet,Stcic- them the Mary L, over ought helpful good. not, Charles P. Barnard, of city,aged sixty- lure, Varicccele, liydro- but none of them spoke. Mr. Reed, a 03: Harry Dixon, 96; Viola Guild, to be for if •*H'm!" said Harry, "that's just the tnis &&^&*%£&f*w- Women, 96; Harry Weaver, 00; Intruder, 101: Miss indeed, a a two. Funeral notice hereaftsr. Diseases comparatively poor man, bad the cour- panacea, under the circum- way in this world. There were eood ERD— Ursula, daughter age convictions, I'atton, 103: Gojierra, 104; Donovan. 106; stances. Nancy's was admirably InSt. Paul. Anita of Till a mile ever be trotted in two of his and. like all Stevens, Newcastle, case many words in that letter that Iknow John B.and Marie Erd. aged The physicians of th mankind, Adelina. 100; Tom 109; managed every way. Kentucky's best spelled right, Iget seven months. I^^^S^rV old and ALWAYS ON TIME .ninutes? they recognized and admired 112; Black Bart. 112. were but of course Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 27. Nt 1:30 p.m.from ' l»lwlf£^^^*u. Kelinble Insti- go \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0„\u25a0<-;\u25a0*\u25a0': true pluck, Handicap, hurdle, a wishes withher and her new owner credit for that."— Boston Transcript residence, No. 4*3 North street. Friends; tute especially treat all Ticket Ofiices— •\u25a0> \u25a0 East Third street, Tuesday last at Stockton, Cal., on and let him have the horse. mile nud quarter— in the Hub. Imagine no tleabove are regular graduates— Paul; St. Winslow, 155; Speculator, 135; Bassauit), a cjlt,perfect in "Mammn, question you— invited. diseases— 1:5 Xico'.let House, Minneapolis, au4 Senator Stanford's new kite-shaped 1U0; 137; every way— here's a for CAVEXAUGH—In St. Paul, at the residence mid fruarantee a cure in every case under- Uniou Depots in St Paul, MiiiiieH.poli.sand Lijero. Aristocrat. 125. indisposition, conformation Ithas alwaysfuzzled me," son, taken, and may covering SPLENDID HOItSUS THERE. ar.d a ereat trotter— ofNancy of.his Ralph W., 311 Dayton avenue, te consulted personally orby Stiihvater. Minneapolis, St. Paul and Still- track. Sunol succeeded in the AT (JI.OX'CEsTER. out Hanks Said our little Alice with a J. Cavenaugh. letter. Trains— Paul t", si:T). furlongs, selling—Birthday, Jim and by Allerton. How much, think you, deep perplexity. Richard ased seventy-one Sufferersfrom any water Leave St. t7: S:r>. mile in2:oS,'^, hair a second faster than Seven Look of years. Funeral from of these ailments, be- o:3snncir3:4">a. in., nnd 12:)3, s-2:l:).4:U">:l>. Prospects foi a Great Meeting at Clare, Monroe, 110: (Juinloness. Lost Star. would it be worth in its three-year-old "How is itthat when I'm dressed I above residence at fore consulting others, ehould the lonnnd +tfi:2"> p. m. Returning. record Washington. 107: Amboy, Sir \\ iliiain. Bravo, Dous- form? It go a good way Wear myhat anl frock and shawl: vate. their diseases and the latest improved treat- which, however, teawood, Keed, 102; would toward dressed, she at leaveStillwntertJ:*), 7:30,5:1Q, o:4oandslo:JS' was made on a regula- man. Koger, Charles Re- paying for Nance. And wbeii poor chickie's ment adopted our institute by reading our n.m.. and is, i; ,4:00,5:10, :2i>. >-6 : Wakiiixctox, D. C, Oct. 25—Pleas- pent. &S; Twilighteoit. 07; Kute Clare, M. Has got nothingon at books. tl2: 40 l^and tion track. On the same day of Sunol's 'ihu Turf, all!" For Funerals— Finest Carriages aud Hearse 8:35 p. m. ('Daily, tfix. Sun. {Ex. Mon. ant weather is all that to Four and a half furlongs, two-year-olds, Field aud Farm makes this —Philadelphia Times. The Secret Monitorand Guide to Health, a only.) great effort Hollo, a yearling, paced a willbe needed Mulatto, 100; comment; in the state: Carriages. $2: Hearse, S*. E. private Medical sSunday make the fallmeeting Washing- selling— Disappointment, M F "Allerton is a great horse, that lady have the screen W. Shirks' Livery Stable, No. -.84 East Treatise on toe above dis- miie at the Independence, 10., track in of the 11, Roy, 108: Lord Vibrate filly.100; and ifhis weak does not give "Wh#t did Ninth eases, with the Anatomy and Physiology I.p*ve Arrive Jockey club, Money Maid, 91; Stanley, leg way of the room for, ma?" st. Telephone. 433-2. System ot 2:31, reducing the his age ton which opens to-mor- Copeland. winter lone.Xoble there is no telling what his limit across one end tho Sexual in llealtu and Disease Through Trains. Si Paul St. Paul. best time fur row, Duke, 88; Valkyre, Zingara. S3. b^, will asked little Johnny, who had been mak- containing nearly 30J pages by three-quarters This one of the most successful events Mile, especially on the fast kite of his AKXOI'jffCESI illustrations, and numerous of a second. city. Belling—MacAuley, 110; Sequel. Kinc owner, ing call with his mother. '"I suppose EAT. sent to any addrcsson receipt Chicago "Daylight"Ex *7:'Wam •I:ospm looked like a' would in this The class of horses that Idle, 10^; Samaritan, OS; Fiemington, ara good bit of wear, but the very next day willparticipate is of the best, and from Question. Sam D. Gletula!?, Tyroue, 01; of the afternoon." want seen," replied the mother. "And 1" of tbe stockholders of the Duluth Union in one or two-ceat stamps. WestSuperior .: | tO:3"iara +5:00p m al! of races Salute, 01: Maggie B. Rose Howard, 00. Itis reported ; ramph!et«.n:'X)pra willbe large, assuring exciting finishes. l'Jo; lerton has been offered and refused the thought looking you peeped at the office of the secretary at 4 ing, made the mile In at the level sarius, 112; Benj.-imiu, 107: Fabian, sum she wasn't o'clock p.m.. 356 st., All businesi strictly confidential. Office Bayfield&Washburn f *10:25Dm *6:3o;\m 2:2o*^ The club has /lone everything pos- 100; 80; of ?200,(K)0 for his horse. Some, Harper's Wabasha St. Paul.- .T. .honrs, to m., Suudnys pait, sign skip. Dickens. Delusion. Flattery, 81.— assuming behind it'?"— Bazaar. — L/Lovering. sprretarv. Bn. m. Gp. excepted. Chipi.ewaF'lls&BlkXiv +s:o">pm \u25a0Hs:lspm without of a sible to make this meeting a Four and a half furlougs, selling Muci- this to be the fact, are draw- Mamma (to three-year-ola daughter) Adctresß letters thus: SiJoseph & Kansas City! *7:35 a t7:35a m one, Censor, Blackburn, Rowe, ing ,i Arionmay be the twoniinute wonder. memorable anrl horsemen who lage, 114; Thad conclusions in the direction of soft Frances, pick up your playthings and ?JAI^MC INSTITUTE, Omaha Kansas City... *7:.V> pm *7:35in Mmdworic, eniug - City. a At the same track, following Bell watched their efforts say tiiat 111: Boodle. Repeater, Kentucky of the brain for all parties to the put them all away. Frances— ln a min- St.-Paul/.Miin . Sioux Shakopee. )- \u26667:35 pm +tS:s2pm they expect the be^t meeting Ban. 110; Baltimore Second, Judge Mitchell, transaction. play you's baby Denver co ...... ) *T:.Vipm \u26667:^ani Electioneer, made the mile strong and William Heury. KrJ: Hydra. 91. did the fast work and l's mamma! "All Pipeßtone ASioux Falls. \u26667:35 pm t6:4opm About fiftyhorses arrived today, mak- furlongs, selling—Climax, In past years, but the honors for being baby you are mamma." ShakopeeA true in 2:l4}^. Veteran horsemen, re- ing Six and quarter now lam and Maukato. ..l ts::Lita,103; Avery, trotter, and the fastest mile trotted this fings and put 'em back."— Puck. ances, boldly state that Arion's mark cial train willarrive at Benuings from Jack-staff, 04; Little Dick. 80; Montella. S3. year, have been taken the present sea- "Now," said bright-eyed little Fred- at OR \u25a0 Baltimore on which aro fifty etrrrnißUßa. son by FFITFR^ willnever be beaten, and Orrin llickok there — stallions. die, the minister means UilirLLLLiI; Among Five furlongs Knapj>, Faux Pas colt. "Iknow what 9 remarks: '"That is the horse that will horses. the stables that will Cross, Aniiuwan, Horses boarded at Crasmere stock when he speaks of the lay members." Minneapolis, St.Paui&Sauit Sic. arrive and the horses Double Manhasett. Gon- aunt, 180 East Seventh st, St. Paul, Minn. make two-minute work if any number of they zalez, Circular, McCarty, lion Voyage, »l. Fe- farm. Single and box stalls, nice pad- "What iiit?" asked his while tho 11 1 horse will bring, are the following: S. S. lix. 112; S, Hedge Rose, docks. approvingly. 38 Wa3hingt:n Ay. south, Minneapolis. , does." 7; Fasscut. Natalie Good care and attention. For minister smiled "Iheard ticket'o'ff.cf.b f^^n^S? ever Brown, G. B. Morris, 7; Thomas & l'ndre, 109. terms and particulars call pa that there were a lotof tire- v*^ _\u25a0- M'tl-Boston£xlv;>tPaul(A)S:33 same day at Nashville, Term., Co., 4; Street, Jlile—Rover, 11., at 110 East him tell pin; M'tl-BnstonKxlvMpls(A) On the J. 11. Lewis Jr., ::; S. W. Kimberiy.122; Sir George Third, St. Paul. some old hens in this congregation."— Speedily private, nervous, —_4«IWTh In his maid) with Hal Pointer, Direct, 2; W. 8; 113; Austiulitz. Architect, Oimway, 112; cures all chronic B^jSTfia 7::!:> pm;Wlsconsin Div.lvMplfc M. Barrick, 8: J. .J. Ilyland, * ll - Son, Longstride. Bowery, 109; Lowlander, IC3; Trotters with low, foldinff action are VVashineton Star. and blood and skin disaases of both sexes M)s In;Miun l)iv IvMiunr- the little black whirlwind pacer, made H. Woodlands. 2; I.J. Dwyer & always Bobby," mother, without the use of mercury or X«2f158 (H) S:J.) (B)6:0Dp 2:09>4, G; Havwood, Fieezer, Austral, 100. the fastest and last the longest. "No, said the "one hindrance §BkWflg§§iu>uiis a m: Hie second circuit of the oval in W. B. Jennings, (j; S. Love, C; Six and a half quite enough you." from business. KOCUKE.KOPAV. Pri- 11 St. roix Palls ac. lvSt.Paul furlongs, belling—Bellwood. Too hieli action in front and behind is piece of pie is for vate diseases, and all old, ft*JUljJjBr .' Competent horsemen expressed the Hodges and Walkers, 3; Jere Dunn. 2; 117; Vintage filly.Khaftnn, 10T; Cyno- funny," Bobby, with lingering cases, Dhampion Time conducive to an early break. ng down of "It's iesponded where the blood has become poisoned, caus- A, :B, sidewheeler could have made Foxhall Keer.e, 4 from Baltimore and sure, Roquefort. 104; Gertie D, 101; Puzzle, tho fastest an injured air. "You say you are ulcers, blotches, gjyjgjSß**-"— daily fromUnionstation 2:(.»S had Pointer been able to push him 3 from New 4; 95; Mohican, 97; Marie Lovell,Kitty Van,93; horses after a few seasons on ing sore throat and mouth, except Sunday from Union sta- York; William Hendrie, the turf. anxious for me to learn to eat properly, pains in the head and bones, tion; C, Sunday, itall. William Jennings, 4; W. 1; Bertha Campbell, 97. and all dis- except from Broadway sta- T. Shreve, give me ieases of kidneys and bladder, Uod, Such performances as 2; 1; Five furlongs—lnferno, Civil Service, 112; Pat Downing's 2:13K at Independ- and vet you won't even— a the are cured St. Paul. these are of im- P. McCarren, M. Lynch, J. Tormentor, 110; Sirrocco, 107; Lillian,104; ence, 10., chance to practice." Washington forlife. Wen of all ages who are suffering portance to a trreat many more people O'Brien. 2; J. is not ouly tlie fastest mile fiomtho L. Strausburry, 3; S. Early Blossom, 102; Pauway. 7(5. by a new trotter, Hatchet. result youthful indiscretion or ' than simply tlio.-,e who are interested in Roche, 2, Leach, Among but is the fastest rec- excesses of mature producing nervous- Paul &K.CityKy. trains and G. T. 3. Seven furlongs, nerling—Sparliujj. Mount- ord ever made by First Passeneer (after a Western ness, indigestion, Constipation, Chicago, St. leave horse races. They mark a development the stables and horses now at the track ainDeer, 11!); Beck. Brussels. 117; Brown a stallion - the season anything loss of mem- v> uniondepot 7:40 a.m. ex. Sunday, 7::j; p. speed horses., he first entered the 2:30 list. stage robbery)— lnever heard ory,etc., are thoroughly and permanently m.daily;arr7: 30a. ra. daily, p.m.cxSun of in American which are: Clark Maxwell, with Foxmede Charlie, 112; Marty U, Conez, 113; Littie Min- • highwayman's cured. 10:20 ft'ould have been deemed simply fabu- and Aristocrat; F. T. Miller, with Syr- nie. 110; Algernon, IJ4. Not often does a horse reduce his rec- so imperative as that age voice when he commanded tho driver Absolutely l>r.Feiler, who has had many years ofex- lous only a very few years airo. In the aciise.Laiclmiont.JohnSmHh and Dora: Seven furlongs, sclline:—Derango, Iceberg, ord at the of lifteen, especially Pure. perience in this specialty, is a graduate wl;en 114: Hyperion. Sc-vinuur, 113; Gyda. Dales whenthat to stop. Little Boy—lguess he used to from times 2:40 was considered as the W. I*.Burcb, withPrather, Helen Hose, record is down in the teens, a (iood . A cream of tartar baking powder ope of the leadiug medical colleges of the & ST. ideal speed trotting Mnrsjheiita. man, l'l'j;Headlisht, 108; Enola, 107;Ma!*lle, but that is what the be schoolmaster.— News. country. He curing MINNEAPOLIS LOUIS RY, rate of for a horse. Do Do and Ent>ton: C. N. 103; ExcelkMiza filly, veteran J B Rich- boy, son good Presby- -Highest of all inleavening strength.— has never fuiied in any I.E'.VF. fItiEERT liEflROUTH. AJUtJTX any one predicted 88. ardson, 2:1034, did recently. A little the of cases that he has underfabeh. Cuses and if had that before the McCay, with Kittle T: Bfverside sta- was question Report St.Paul ETATION'B. Paqf oi' tlie oentury a years bles, terian parents, asked the Latest U. S Government Food correspondence 6acredly confidential. Call ST. close colt two alii withIberia and Black Bessie; W. Seem liikely tv Win. catechism, the chier end of or write for of question?. For Watoryille, Mankato, Albert j trot a 2:15, Bennett, You a in "What is list Medicines •9:56 am__ Lou, ues > .„'TiSna would mile in less than and with Cold Stream; E. Guttenbnrg— fion Voyage, can break ud bad cold by the answered: "Man's chief sent by mail aud express every froo ..„,pm i Molnes, Cei{(ir Rapids, ,« 7 n baby yearling less 2:27, Blunt, Gonzales and timely use man?" and lie A3HJSEME3TB, exposure. where 10:23 IChicuco, Kansas dityand West, *kW*9( in than he C. with Strethon and Som- Kimberiy Longstride, of Dr.D. Jayne's Expecto- from risk nnd ! J and Roquefort and rant, end is to glorify Clod and annoy him _^ *fi:'.Bpm St.Louis and the South. [|9:]o ad would have been shut up in an asylum erset; Albert Cooper, with King Mohican. Civil Service and Inferno, Spailiiii; an old and popular medicine for forever." —New Moon. •8:00 am Watertown Express. . *o:10pp i:s a raving lunatic. Thomas, the $40,000 yearling, and anilBeck, Deraugo and Iceberg. Sore Lungs and Throats, and the best •330 pm AVaterville Etiiws. '10:10 a3 question arises, —AmUoyand William, • "Mamma," said a bright little girl, Ti:r now ifthese colts Qaeenston, a foil sister "to .Kingston; Gloucester Mr Roy of all Cough remedies. Jones, corner, tDaily. *Ex.Sun. ||Ex. Moa. J£x. Kat. rS can trot at this rate, may be McLean, avA Ziugarm. and Fteutington, "Mr. down at the doesn't what ex- John with Helen Morton: have to put in that about daily bread pected of the American trotter who has City stable, Belisariua and P&gfln. Blackburn mid Tbnu DR, Queen with Hercules and Rowe, Climax and Noonday. when he says his prayers." "Why not, PEARCE, reached fullmaturity and viiroi? What Brother Gardner; Bavview stable, — Ea a U l_NSCOTT. L Ji with Washington W. Cook and Dr. Has- STIL.L.WATEII baker."— MANAGER. % CENTRAL LINE3;I is to be the limit of speed for such 6. NEWS. my dear?" "Because he's a PRIVATE DISPENSARY, WISCONSIN Melveuzie and FlipFlop, the jumpers. brourlc. Gold Dol'.ir and St. John, Sencrita Washington leave [NorthernPacifiqß.R.Co.Lessee.) Anpirfc:-- horses as Sunol. otauiboul. Palo Alto, Temple Kilty PosU Alarge and enthusiastic audience last night --' Ck.rp«w,'/»U., Thirty more horses will*be here Tues- ard Stratlinienth. and Knapsack, Mr. Docs'nt Want an Office— greeted the St., Paul, »!]gn..p« E.» 81. P.gl. gluwtft1 All< rton, Axtell, Nancy Hanks. Nelson, day from Gloucester, among being Hercules msd Futurity. > - ' return of the great Jackeon St. Minn. them Oilier Events. ;comedienne, Henuepin Ay., kOj^jcblcauo. i.hp. and other celebrities of tin* turl? the stables of L. Block, J. L'armodee, Garfleld— Lelaud and Receiver. Cr.iik- AGED, BUT ACTIVE. 23* .MinueapolK t^jjg.H.li.»Km. «.u.r.E: Ey There is J. shiinks' nud Freedom, Barney and Mnr- T. C. Kilty,the Democratic nominee will present to-night .viinn. Chronic, Nervom ana bail*. *-'V, kockl ground for hopinsr, if s. Gray, D. llonig and the Gloucester Esperanza for Private Diseases. Young Men, not for believing, tiiat a mile will mose. and Prince Fortunatus member of the board of education An Old Liady Who Netted Six OShe ami Wednesday night Middle-Aged0371 Men all be stables. Guttenbur£ willprobably send Tom Stevens and Viola Guild, Wiuslon* and from and who are suil'erlug trotted in two minutes before the end of some a the First ward, stated to a Gi.obk Thousand Dollars From Knit- -p—<% f_") LadyBarter and from the effects of indiscretion or horses and number of others will Speculator. representative Oldfield, ex- the present century. Ol course, the last come from different points. Inall itis yesteiday.that he would ting. .J—^ >^ Nance fosl'ke, causing 'Nervous Debility,Uiunakv seconds and FiEL,D. not accept the office ifelected. Tkoublks, bores in the Mouth or Throat, fractions of seconds are certain that over 200 different horses TRACK AND Lewiston (Me.) Journal. Weak Back, Ulcers, where the pinch come, gain The boom iias bee:i slowly C O 'TJT To-morrow" night and Wed- Pimples, Fallingof the will but the Will run. runnin? Not long airo Dr. Peables, of Auburn, nesday matinee, Hair, Catarrh, Dyßpopsia, Loss of Euertjy, inspeed has been so remarkable; Collar-galls the past week, and will shut down I and at and bruises are benefited -the, for making a professional call at the Constipation, or Piles, are treated by New the same time so constant, that itis THE RACER KNEW. by washing season to-morrow evening, witha while Sl_ . , T \u25a0" Dorothy's Dilemma. Methods with never-failing 5,000 not with salt water. Wash total output Holbrook, Esq., a — success. unreasonable to believe that some mar- shoulders daily when using the horse. of 318.000,000 feet of lo"s residence of Charles ntn-*—J \u25a0\u25a0> cases treated annually. iiemember I vel of equine strength; "speed Goldsmith Cunning for the season. Itwilltake least prominent fanner of North Auburn, : "VA. Prices, 25c, WE UUAKANTISE TO lORFEIT and will Maid Was as Urine is good also for stiif joints. days at two xTj— 50c, 75c and arise to cover the in the eveu two Jr., to complete- the river work after learned of the remarkable story of an 8500 mile Well as Fleet. A. D. Gray of PrestOD, Minn., riVT" si.oo. For any case of Nervous orBlood minutes. . to rattan, the boom shuts down. The boom has Holbrook, oc- f. . JLN secure seats early!to-day. Poisoning Weakness Goldsmith Maid bad learned to know has sold M.F. G of the same employed nearly aunt of Mr. whose death which we undertake and fail to Senator Stanford, withhis P;;!o Alto place, the gray three-year-old filly 300 men,- who willgo asro. cure. Thousands have cured by stables, nas the day o:i which she was to race by her to the pineries within a weeicortwo.,. -" curred some weeks The aunt's been us K-eii a- revelation to the Princess Games, by Allie Gaiues, dam nmrtri was Mary Holbrook. and at her where others' have failed. 19 YEans Ex- bleeders of trotting horses.: -There was bead being titd- up to keep her from to Voting, 2:V.i}4,by The Jennie Hayes left yesterday with ninety-three, rEiiiENiE. LADIES .who suffer from any sister Joe Star of decease, at the age of she form Weakness, a very strong disposition to make fun of nibbling at her bedding. On such oc- the West, 2:2i>;i, g- by a raft of logs tor KnaDp, Stout & Co., living of Female Painful or Ir- him and his d.. Green's Fort Madison, was a widow, in the town of regular Sickuess, are speedily aud per- ideas when he lirst estab- casions she would stand-quietly enough Bashaw, Princess Games is a sister to • 10, and the Ben Hershey llolbrook, was the r manently lished his breeding farm, took a raft Mass. She mothe BW.B; LNSCOTT. MANAGER.B cured. Offices and Parlors private. but nobody until afternoon, and then, thinking it Star Games, 2:31, p ang of lumber to the iiershey of twenty-three children, and but three .« No Exposure. Consultation free. Call or laushs at him or Palo . number Muscatine. UTESTPATEHTS- WITH ELEOTRt^ . Alto trotters now. about time for the fun to commence, Itis not right tor a man to work for were living at the date of her death. write for List of Questions. Mediciues sent He has (ienion>trate(l the wisdom of his his pleasure on Sunday the horse which The Epworth of the Methodist She never weighed over 100 pounds.and by mail and express everywhere. Oflicu *.- \u25a0 BEST ?^g|iP^ HAQHETIC^' theories so completely that no one ques- she would plunge about in rather an profit during church willgive a reception Nights! hours. oa. m. to 9 p m. Bcndaya. 10 to'-'. • IMPROVEMENTS. them, alarming has labored for his the next Fri- inher last days she did not weigh over 3- ' "^^TrW^" SUSPEHSOSf. tions and other breeders of trot- fashion. When harnessed for pampered day evening, in•. honor of their pastor X). seventy-live Oet 2J-^ uiid 31' and trill week. The horse that is Key. ,J. When years of age she SDjCPIjfl!rriDß&tlby Saturday Matinee, enre wlthont medleine a!l W«altnMi resnitinu frji ters are very willingto learn a race the Maid would tremble like a M.Bull, Capt. I Illb overtaxation ofbrain, force?, or iQdt];r>(ti3 from him kept for pleasure alone is left out of the at the home of A. began to knit tidies, to while away the ccxual serr« tueltttt now to raise and train their horses. Budd got 1. Jenks, on Pine ka exbaustioa.draim, leaf until Noble into the question. He needs a Sunday's spin to street. time more than anything else, and it le«sne.-*», languor, rbeumltlam, kMntif,k!ln'r«actmJ bladder «lj The American trotter, as exemplified sulk?; but once she was iieaded tor the keep him down as much as his owner •_ A special term of the district court was longbefore she iiad over 100 as tho NORTHERN PACIFIC plaiut», lame baci, lumbago, iciaUii,goflsfal ill-bsaltk.*!* by Senator Stanford's horses, is the- was gone, THE mXIXG CAR L.IKE This eleotric belt contains >Vcnilarfiil foinr«4m«ntg 01^*3 track allher nervousness and needs it to tone himself up. But the willbe held to-day at the court house. result of her work. ethers, and gireia tbat li tho weiirtti very perfection ToFarjro, Buttc currentanj lmtantlt fultbr of his race. she began figuring how to beat her op- ordinary work hors? as worn The regular fall term court not especially • tVlniiljies,Hclona, orwo forfeit $5,000.00, willcar« allof thi abo7c A word is tired and of convenes She did knit the tidies i Hiidtlio I'acllic rVortiiwejtt. •tsornopar. Thousonili Jj!lt» beso eoJeilby tß!i dIT*U as to the Kite track: Meas- ponents. She was very cunning about out on Ssturday night as is average Nov. 17. market, one day tier wflviiHi uHnSiL ~~ aianrsUfl urements of nior,t the for the but son lnreation after all other femedlea falle.l,and ins giv«hit the exacting kind this, especially In the ingttei of scoring, workiiigmau. He is entitled, under the Several changes have been in took a few samples to Boston, where he Presenting the Successful American Comedy, St. Haul. cftestimonlala In thiaanleverT other stata. • , ,\u25a0-£-.. have made those Independence, 10.. declining come to wire she ordinance, made sale, Dining Cars on Winnipeg and Our powerful impro7«4 ELSCTBIC SrsfrNSO.";? t»Ji»< "Stockton, at to the unless Divine to one day's rest in the warden's office at the prison. The ound a ready for them at Whit- . jrestest boon oheied weali m«e; ami Cal., absolutely beyond was on with the r Pacific Coast Trains. Lv. Ar. ever FHKS '."• ITHALIi as even-terms other seven as much as his master." The owner office part has been separated from the ney's store, on the corner of Tremont Ileaiib and Vigorous Etreiiclti ftURISIEEa ta 00 14.il cavil to distance. How much the horses, and many a false score was is the trustee that horse, waiting a Pacific Express (daily), for Fargo. BiltS. Send for large llieitnted— ' pejptWoU, •oaUJ, liti of the horse of room by very neat hardwood and Wintet' streets. The tidies seemed Jamestown, bj mall. Addreai .-.»^-*i. shape should detract from the value of caused by her holding back because authority partition. Livingston, Butte, a on she and invested with to use the Hereafter tickets will be to strike Mr. Whitney's customers very Helena, Missoula,. Seat- 0:03 12:40 S-a-ÜB-I>EIl«" KIiECTHIOCO.- record the is a mere matter of thought she was getting the worst of animal with fairness and issued to visitors, favorably, was obliged to stubborn adhesion to moderation and the old method of and he liud tie. Taeoma and Portland a.m. p.m. S., old methods. the send-off. six days in the week, resting on the registering the names will be dispensed the old woman in Holbrook and secure Pacific Mail (daily), for Fargo, Cor. 3dst. aud 2d ay. Minneapolis, Minn. seventh. with. \u25a0-.•...• for his store all the tidies she had. Not Bismarck, Livingston, Bozeman, PREHISTORIC me," arranged Helena, Buite. Mlssouln, Spo- EQUINE EDUCATION. « ANIMALS. '\u25a0It seems to says a writer on -. William-M.Barrett, of form- only this, but he withher to Seattle, trotting matters, evidently Duluth. at good kane, Tacoma and Port- 4:15 6:0."» horse who erly a resident ofthis city,is the guest take all she could make a figure. land... , p.m. p.m. Noble Qualities Which Can Be Discoverers Found No Trace of has some notable recent strainings after of HalRobertson and other Stillvvater She soon found, however, that she could Fargo and Winuipeg Express Keadily Developed. the Horse. great records in mind, "that the start- friends. not begin to till the ordpr, for a certain (daily), forFergus Fails, Wahpe- "' VETEM, The plastic nature horse, Sportsman. ing of horses under such circumstances, ;L. C. Parkhurst, of St.- Paul, class of customers at the "Hub.had a ton, Grand Forks, Oratton,Win- . of the the with not an hour's previous notice to was a regular nipeg. Moorhead, Fargo and S:00 7:03 .noblest creature subject man, Itis well known that on the discov- guest of friends yesterday. craze for them. Jamestown w§V^ Stevens' to can the public, is a wretched business." It — —— did Mrs. Holbrook do p.m. a.m. *^V/J Wj Poln\J'fpr So what but en- 3., well be ery ofAmerica by Europeans no traces and, .;*,J."..V'l" «£»— Brainerd Express, daily (except /^^ 4*^^s*3\ euffored : seen by the close observer is; though done usually witha gage several old ladles in the neighbor- Sunday) *f* 25 years of Ner«"J were found of the existence of the hors seriousness, "•, , Mr.Crane willbe accompanied by the same for Anoka, St. Cloud, 5:30 10:10 / tJ/vmZ- *£\. almost any day. Obedient,' submissive, seeming it is the counter- :To Denver, Col. hood to do the coarser part of the work, company that appeared with him Little Falls and p.m. vm. /. DR. MILES 01 ProstratlQp; this continent. Nor was there part admirable Brainerd. I J^^^PynioreMilll^V tongtjo docile, intelligent, on any of quackery. Itis one of many and The Chicago, tilling the parts with own Via* , \u0084 than ail the latent powers among St. Paul Kansas in finer her I'ullQian .-sleepers dallybetween St. i'aul mi! n can Phyalcl- of tradition the natives pointing to fast multiplying illustrations to the Ry. and connections make - better hands. "Inthis way," says the writer Ornaon, Grand Forks, Winnipeg, Ferjui nesiorative s^^^^^T tell. instinct developed to'almost eloquent time 3QO Nights at the Star Theater, Helena FalU C^urniMup V>^gS^) ans availed noth-: qualities a former knowledge of such a quad- effect that the record least liable to be and afford better train service to Den- of Mrs. Holbrook's obUuary, "from her and Butte. Pullmnn First-Class and Tour- > ing, one bottI* reason. These often lay dor- by conupt ver, Col., — ist Sleepers and Free Colonist Sleeper* ar§ra;»on NERVINE. \^^^^( of | mant, and require but the patience, in- ruped, and when Cortez first landed on obtained methods is that than any of its competitors. seventy-fifth to her ninetieth year fif- through Pacific Const i'rnins. C. E. STO\E, City DR- Mexico, regularly obtained in a race. City ticket office, ior> Ease teen years— sh« netted $0,000 from the •\u25a0New York. Ticket Airent, 162 East Third Street, St. Paul. O. MILES'i genuity and skillof man to discover the coast of the centaur-iike ap- Third street. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 §1.50. M'NKtLL, Hoiuj the a There is much less talk than , ;-\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0 *B> ale of her tidies, upon which fullyone- Prices. and F. CityTicket Aseiit. 19 Kicollet V^—^na"***j^'Tß!ll.i^^^S' RESTOBATIVC diamonds in the roueh, and bring them pearance of man on horseback struck now \u0084'..\u25a0. sale of reserved Block.Jllnneapolis. K^^^^^ to a hisrn finish. wonder and awe into formerly on the subject ot quitters seats opens at the box ' As truly as there is a the astounded HIS office this mornlug. T Ti»t Mufy^jl forest concealed in lowly acorn, just Aztecs. Nevertheless, geology has re- among trotters, whole families then FATHER'S WHISKY. rsLriViiiCi the coming brought him rost, sleep and made him feel likea .'' so sure are there a thousand and one in- vealed the fact that in this country in for such characterization. GREAT NORTHERN BY LINE. Julian C. Underwood, .Memphis, teresting horses exactly Among those thus blackened were the ItWas Five Cents a Half new man. Dr. qualities in the horse thatneed like the European ani- Mediums, Tumbler IIGKR..A.Isro ! Term., suffpred from periodical norvons attacks, but to brought mal roamed the plains in Happy but when they come With Bitters- Willie Is Dead. if I"sEastThir.l St.. St. Paul; but found effect after ueing ono bottle ol Mervi&e. be out. They are there countless : TIOI/CTC 33(i Av.,.Miuneapolij t number, along'and step Hanks, Damaged. win, a Nicollet bottle and book FliES at hidden away and their liKe Nancy the New York IiluiVlli i*J Trial elegant druggistß. like the petals wrapped in utter extinction in a Sun. and Union depots inboth ciiies ) the folds of the rosebud. land in which the environments so talk ceases on the subject aud the need Willie Bednarik Abig,laughing hit. A ">R. MIIiESMEDICAL.Co.,ISlkhart, are . is dead at 337 East vyiD- ; l;v.-. ladi should favorable to a vigorous continuation for quittine is ereatly lessened, though OT J - great success from start &t.l'nul L'niun Ueiioi. ! aukivs VVhy we not utilize all these ot Thirty-eighth street, from what the at- qualities? Itwill repay, their race is a subject of surprise itshould not be forgotten that the dead ; ' TJ7TT) i,: to finish. üß:, Clenrwaler &St. Cloud a.ra will flow slothfully down and gestion has yet been made in any at- Faustino's three heats in 2:18 1^, 2:17 The was tour and inferior flavoringextract rßyul 6AS." march, below, tempted explanation disap- and 2:lß}£ are the ever years old and the son of "NATIRAI l^::;ur>.ra.|Anoka, St. Cloud i. Wlllmar b13:55a.w Manhood Restored! form a' perhaps, and be of the totnl three fastest Michael Bed- L4:Sop.iu. I..Excelsior and Hutchinsoo,. b11:&3.t m jtSHZS&k* j>t32F£>*. With our wonderful rem- i of no use to any one. Ifconducted, pearance of on aliiirral which at some won by a three-year-old trotter. Ax- .narik,: a Bohemian cigarmaker. and it proves unsatisfactory , \u25a0\Villniar, i6loux City,l @jfr%fCß\— /fr^&F^ edy "KEUVESF.EDS"! period must, only ' Willie ISioux Falls, bWatertown, raid «£>. fji3 1 which are sold with however, in mains, it may a great from its very numbers, tell's 2:14 is the heat ever trotted was the prettiest child in neighbor- PEOPLE'S CHURCH, I \ >— c. serve the blluron AVahpeton.bAb- tgr ££t »k J written guarantee(rnarantce tow profit have been a conspicuous by a three-year-old in a race that to his customers, the blame erdecn, Bja iSCB SMfe'Ts «ffi curt- dlg- source of to the village in the class in the was hood. ? He had thick black hair and R6:'lop.m.j-i bEUendale, tFar- a":13 £uta *#*w\ b» cure all nervous tlls- valley, fauna of this country. that can faster, and, as his othei heats were ]fo, bCasselton, r«" ..1 en>en. ±uvh as Weak and be the means of running All be dark blue eyes that were fringed by To-morrow night, Gra'ton. Jlemorv, Br&iA, said on the matter is that the horse slow, and he had nothing to drive him lone, comes on him and his trade IWinnipes and I'acidc =^i4, About G o'clock Sunday voring Extract Company Falls, Fork?. drains and lOMof powej! morning the THURSBY IGreat Helena, 1 of the Generative ineither Fex caused byove* EMMA• or^'aii^ have oeen discovered Lady Maud, mankind when directed inproper chan- in the Western dam 2:18^, is the fastest :boy's father went to the saloon of Wili- . \u25a0 •.; .' America's Greatest Soprano. I.butte nnd Pacific Co.-.s:, J exertion, youthfulerrors, or excessive use of tdb-iipcp! nels, whether of pleasure regions of the United States different new two ever has the largest and most SI, Eastern Mlmiejot.-i.-— orstimulants which toInfirmity, draft or driv- at year old bred east of Cali- iam Masin, across the street, and com- Tickets. 75c. 50c. ,W. opium soon load ing, speed, trick or show qualities.' times. fornia. He is the fastest two-year-old plained feeling Duluth Superior, El!c\ jumptlonand Insanity. Put convenient tocarry Id' of ill. Masln suggested complete laboratory in the bl.oßp.in. >y mail; 0forIS. With A colt can usually be taught whose dam has a record better than 2:30. whisky and bitters, put t Prii.ceton.Anoka,* ) every X order we give a writtenguarantee to curis or to lead Rough-Gaited Trotters. and five cents' retund money. Address in three lessons of about fifteen and is the fastest two-year-old out by a of half-pint ; DE GARMO'S . »,daily; b. except Sundays. «Bu"et parlor tho CirculnrFKEIi.- minutes worth the mixture into a world for the manufacture of MERVE SEED COMPANY, Chicago. 111. | eiich.- Two persons are necessary to The natural paired trotter that goes developed sire and out of a developed bottle. The stuff nearly filled the ontrains to Duluth nn.1 west Superior.' tßu 'c: giye mare. bot- CLASSES INDANCING. sleeper?. iDiningcarj. palace tleeperi and rres For suit; byli.I*fn—ntto~i corner Vt| the lirst one or two lessons. without an armful of boots and a box of tle. Bednarik took a drink, and so did Dr. Price's Delicious Flavor- coloiiislalpc-i'ingcfiri*.- ba»lia;iii., St. I'mil. Put a soft halter on the colt and move weights always has his speed, says a A California paper says: "That Arion one of his friends.. Then he gave the \u25a0\u25a0: t*n lIAL.L, yard. Willie, Extracts. DThese flavors , Opera Building, St. " him into the One takes the halter writer on turf matters. He trots as a can give Monbars cards and spades and bottle to who was playing in the ing Grand House Sixth and Peter. and goes in sucker, street, \u25a0 Afternoons— Tuesdays at 4; Saturdays, o'clock. front: the other as a on about as easy a beating Kebir, and tola him. \u25a0 — takes a yearling and up until as he did to take it to his reputa- and GALIFORNIA straight buggy whip a an actual can not have secured a great Kveninps Fridays, s'o'clock. • New• York's Hew Wonder ofthe World!. and follows few he arrives at maturity. While in race, be doubted by mother. .'"Private Lessons special appointment. RPHHBTOThe most comfort x ii«». *n.r. a.»03,00n.-— |v* he may by |rl^U£xJ||r I «w e«i«-* »R Dm t v.r w steps behind. So long 1 ;-.P. O. residence, as the colt fol- not always be fast when called upon, those who witnessed the baby colt trot Willie started up the stairs. On the tion for their perfect purity, _ address and 74S Dayton avenue HOTELOverlbokiag C3atrt. a. ra. 7:15 somewhat. A mere touch or a sharp going trotters dazed. His brother never spoiled by their use. following described land Dubuquc &\u25a0 Rock Island, B,7:35 a. in.:C, 7:15 p. in. to transmit. just now, it does seem that and sister put him bydraining or tilling, both, Aberdeen, Mitchell, A, Calm«r, cut are neither desirable. As the colt Arion's to bed. When Mrs. or to-wit: Com- G:ls p. m. Daven- on, 2:14f0 should long remain the highest Bednarik got back mencing at a point 157 feet west ofthe north- port, 8,9:15 a. m. Austin Wny, A,9:15a. m.:A, moves the whip drops back and does Russian Horses. age. she sent for Dr. H. Rich}'. The phys- : east corner of the of 4:28 p. m.; C, 7;15p. m. Milbank.t Way, B,8:00 3 mark for one of his west V2 the northeast >4 Rochester, B, 3A THEGEMTLEMMSFRiENQ/ not move up again except as it is ician,; who :arrived :at o'clock, of the southwest 14 of section 28, town 29, m.:lied Wing & i:4op. m. Russia is the largest horse breeding The fastest new 2:30 trotter year, *10:30 ; ; A means daily; B,ex. Sunday; 0, ex. needed. last found the boy in state of range 22s thence running south 100 feet, . Sattirdi/ Our Perfection Syringe freo with eTery bottle. country in the world. Ulit the great as well as this, was a pacer' : a collapse. ;whichis point beginning: J'cr:urtherin:ormation Company's UnQ3tabl21. ma- converted His breathing was scarcely perceptible. the of thence run- Ticket Offices. 181 East Third Sr. nn-1 t'ni-m Dept? 1 Does not Stain. PREVENTS STRICTURE. jority of its horses are worthless Homestake, 2:1434, headed the list last about 6 o'clock the ningwest 107. feet ;thence Irunning south 60 _ Cures Gocorrkosa and Gleet in 1to 4 days. A FAMOUS BID. season, and Tat Downing, 2:l3>£, At child's face com- feet: thence running east 107 feet; thence DruKgists. any address for SI.OO, brutes— worse than our Texas ponies. is menced to twitch horribly, and his eye- running Ask Sent to " now ahead. Both paced naturally, north 50 feet to pointof beginning- MALYOOR MANUFG CO.. LANCASTER. 0. : How, St. *• The government maintains twenty- "and balls, the_pupiU iof which had con- : being a lot 50 feet by 107 feet on Blaise Was Earth- the fastest pacer is a converted • Kussell PROPOSALS FOR quaked" eight breeding establishments, which —Direct, trotter tracted to a mere point, rolled and street, 100 feet .south of Case street, In said to.Tennessee. three 2:06. city,according plaus ,'- are classed in categories— stables turned about inhis head:- The r:mnsca- . to and specifications on Spirit of the Times. for the improvement of the draft arid Horses boarded at Cloverdale Stock lar convulsions extended slowly filein the office of said Board. . Snfferlng from \ down Abond at least (2) sureties, Plumbing Fitting. *3"IR MJf¥ S 8/ R^l fAI As Mr. Kaston asked for a bid, working breeds; Farm, Lake Elmo. Good feed, care = with two Ina and Gas hh the effects oC the re- those destined for sad- and the rightside ol the bod and then the ; twenty (20) IwJ &?4sU bSIirra sponse camo rapidity horses; finallytne steppes attendance, and paddocks for exercise died.;- sum of at least per cent, or a IV IIknit BWlklV youthful errora witha - which was dle and sta- left. Atla.m. the child WONDERFUL ;certified check on a Dank ofSt. Paul ina sum early decay, wastinic weakness, lost manhood, etc, positively electrifying. bles, which supply mounts for the Stock left at 965 East Seventh street, "The whisky that of,at ;least ten s (10) r per cent of Iwillsend a valuable treatise iseaWli containing "Twenty-five cav- Fauquior, he drank was the . the gross City Clerk's Office, particulars alry. These corner of will bo called all," amount bid, must accompany each • i tall for home cure. FHCE of charge. thousand," "Fiftythousand," establishments contain in for cause of it said Dr. Richy, yester- bid. s^aid [St.Paul, 23,1891. A s[ileniliolc" before New . . \u25a0 mailed fre on silence could be restored. .Then,-. Six furlongs, selling—KittyT,104; St John, York, Cents, Leaves :for Chicago and St. Loui3i 7;JJ a." THOS.A. PRENDEKOAST, Secretary. Uioii, an- around ench box. Price 50 But Julia took them all. arrives, 7.39 a, m., dally. plic willaid distant purchasers lv m.; ._..-.--\u25a0 -' '- ' - POND'S EXTRACT ..... •."\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 OCt23-10t -making selections,