The Neenah Daily Times from Neenah, Wisconsin • 1

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4,023. NEENAH AND MENASHA, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1893, 4 O'CLOCK EDITION. Highest of ail in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report MARSEILLES CHOLERA 8TRICK.ES.

ILatest Mews; Bulletin. mm vOULD LIKE Daniel Colladon, who has just died in Switzerland, was the first man to apply compressed air to the transmission of force. In 1841 he first applied the results of his observations upon the properties of liquids, in carrying luminous waves projected at their source, and at the Paris exposition of 1889 the idea was carried out on a grand scale. Colladon first lit Geneva with gas In 1843, and in 18C2 he was asked to TOLIVEIHTHEHTOH M1 ADSOUU1ELY FUSE can make your house a WWII MtJSS if you scrub it with SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. MADE ONLY BY N'KTairbank mm pin Mid-Summer Us Co Chicagu Cut Prices on 1 JV A.T THE I nilH AJwaja Rava a Leader," Th msrohant who woold atenreaad hold a larg enstom should nakatta point to always bava iom "Uader" SMnethinc ha can noonunand aa wav soally good valiia for (he mooay, ar anQsually dudnbla for aoma nwai Omtotuen may come to buy the "leader, oa which the margin of profit is apt to ba quito oarrow, but a good talesman can tuiaally aoooaed In "broad aolnj tlia horison" of the averasa tmrchaaw.

If ha ouea gt him In hand, and has honest good aud plenty of than in snfflctont variety. Lrava aoina Bdvertfadnft to ba dot after the cmttomer enter tna tore The largest stock in the city now on exhibition at store Consisting of all the latest styles and colorings. We have a full line of Ingrain Papers, Gilt Papers, Plain and Embossed, With Friezes Ceilings To match. We would ask the pleasure of showing our line to those interested or wishing to purchase papers. 6wJmfi Maah Hidacht Wahrt win positively cure all headache ia 30 minute, prescribed druggists everywhere.

Guaranteed to oure Of money re funded by Kixbzhlt Elwxbs, Druggistft, ITCHLD'SH" Ht PULLMAN HOTEL 1 SSta St. aad Waataiartoa AM iTfcrae block fraa aula ealtaaea. FUR, Beat of R.R. tnc car arrrwa. VlraWclaaaeafa.

RMaJIoSUpar CHICAGO WrlM tot urcaiar. 3T BW XjXFE. UK. j. .191 TKKATMKNT.

a apeetSe for Hrstcna, Iluipe flu. Keuralfla. proatmloa h. aUhol or tobaeeo, WkfalBk. Meatal SeortHon.

Boiienln( of the boat, eaa- an i nun I it. anaerr. oeeaj. awo, ri oMttte, Barreonea. Loaaof aoavr la either an lmpoteDor.

Leoeborrbra an4 all femal wrak-aeam, Inrolunlary loeaaa. Stiermatorrbea ea-wi by orer exertion of bral. Mt -awaie, ladalKoee: mootti'i treatmeot 1 br vail. WurDteboieteur, Kaeb efder lor boiea with will aeei wrttf roa- i L. mmI flMIMtWa aoel aoiy by wl'lbe Oleaioa.

oe loeal act aef- For sale oy Wildii 4 IjUasoii Dnunttl. Wax JOHlTSOirS HlflGHETIG OIL! UL. ail ra ar atta wall Taper t- iVi 1 WOW IS THE TirJIE TO SECURE GOOD BARGAINS Hundreds of Deaths Have Occurred hut the authorltes Hare Withheld the Farts. London, Aug. 4.

According to The Lancet, the well-known English medical weekly, cholera has been epidemic in Marseilles for the last three months. The local offl cials, it is asserted, have carried their policy of deception to such length that even the government had been led astray in regard to the real state of affairs. The prefect ure now admits that there have been 601 deaths from cholera in Marseilles since the middle of May On several days twenty deaths were recorded, and on last Saturday the mortality went up to fifty-two, During the last four weeks there have been 826 deaths from cholera throughout France. Dr. Edward Everett Hale has not much patience with the idea that a clergyman must work six days over a sermon.

He says: "A sermon consists of 2,500 words. I take a cup of coffee before break fast, and write about six pages that is 650 words. In the morning I dictate to my amanuensis 1,500 words. I am intensely Interested in the subject, and this takes only a quarter of an hour. In the after noon I look it over and add 5(10 to 600 words, and the sermon is done, In all, I haven't put my hand for over two hours to paper.

The fourth daughter of the Sultan of Turkey, who has been selected as the bride of the Khedive of Egypt, is named Nasle, an om inous name in Egyptian ears. The daughter of the Aral khedive, Mehemet Ali, also bore that name. She occupied a palace at Cairo, where no less than sixteen foreign ers, some of them of distinguished rank, are known to have met their death. Finally the outcry made by the foreign ministers and envoys became so strong that the khedive was obliged to exile from Egypt this oriental personification of Mar guerite de Bourbon. She is now dead.

New York is converting its fa mous old Battery into a great aquarium. The legislature appro priated 1 150, 000 for the purpose. This old site was flint a fortification, then a place of amusement with the name of Castle Garden, and then an immigrant depot. -At the London university exam inations for the degree of master of arts last week women candidates obtained first place in three of the four departments of knowledge for excellence in which the degree is granted, ami in the fourth another was bracketed second. Skin Garnsnts.

FUR CAPES. MEN'S FVR OVERCOATS. an Ml FsthlessMe LOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS arseed for raaatoa Book aelbrs. BiHil.lt tsWaitartrt 191 till tut L.Caleag Spring Medicine Th popularity which flood's Bareapartna has attained a a Spring Medicine I simply wonderful. It I recognized arerywher as the leadluf preperatloa for IM eeaeon, mad otbe article In ttie anrket begin to reed) th sale whles Cila nasdlclne ba gained.

Any statement Hood's aaraaparttta ka reached Oil poslttoaef (fa people's farorlta spring Baedlrlne, baeaaa It does AH that Is ciaUaed for It It eonlaln S)0propertlew1tfcaarBJKrwBton aclases a powerful ta tesaevtng aoiaoaoa bwptn-Ule from tb blood, sod by thevtoei feet to rettor waste ajaaa aad drlr sway wwaraass aad debility. Iaashartnt a good trad oa Hood's Ra. aapartna sow, aad tboa was It Sdak It the tart blood sn4 toed reeeady as) CU sasrtrt- t. f. Brra, Owsaaboro, Ks, f) a -Weather Fair; Warmer.

Suit brought against the United States Book company. Stocks and wheat a setback, but provisions advance. Citisen George Francis Train arrives to save the Fain New being issued The circulation Increasing. Doors of Silverman's private bank Chicago closed. Hulda wins the fastest trotting race on record at Buffalo.

Chicago beaten at Cleveland by-costly errors and erratic batting. Secretary Carlisle goes to Gray Gables to plead for tariff in the President's Mrs. Anna Bronson (Alcott) Pratt, eldest daughter of Bronson Alcott, died in Concord on July 17 of heart failure, at the age of 62. She was the last of the four "Little Women" made famous by the pen of her sister, Louisa Alcott, and the mother of "Little Men," of whom Miss Alcott also worte so agreeably. Anna Alcott was born at German-town, early 'in 1831, and was the first child of her parents, who were married In Boston, May 23, 1830.

She was herself married to John R. Pratt, of Concord, at the Orchard house, thirty years to a day after her mother's wedding, the ceremony being performed in the old house, surrounded by the blos soming trees of the orchard, by her maternal uncle, Rev. S. J. May, of Syracuse, N.

Y. Soon after her marriage Mrs. Pratt left Concord, but returned there as a widow in 1877, to occupy the Thoreau house on Main street, in which her mother died that year, and where Henry Thoreau had died fifteen yean before. Mrs. Pratt's own death did not take place there, but In a house near by, she having given the Thoreau house to her son, Frederick Alcott Pratt, the elder of the only two grandsons of Bronson Edlswa On the Edison has shut down his Phono graph works and publishes a state ment in which he says: "The proprietor, seeing that the country has resolved itself into a national lunatic asylum, has decided tb wait until the wave subsides somewhat." Civil and Sanitary Engineering H.

L. LUD WIG, (Formerly "eaenut and Water Works KiiKlne-r, Cincinnati. Ohio.) ftv and Sueclflcntlons furnished for Water Works. Pewersge Sysfuns, Htre- ts and Bridges. Special attention to private aureers, drangtitlng and blue prlute.

Dot Ills NKKNAU. Wis. HUMPHREYS' Be. SpeetSea areentaeitaeeur aad eareruur prouarad Kmwdm, awl Urn rears la private praoube aad fur ever thirtr yaars bjr I he pMMrte Wlia eaur room, avarr aiu iiarta! ear f- ihm (111 mil aaawo. Tbvr imam wltauet at dreuiln.

punrln ar IB fart aad deed tb Harld. tae iy.Ua and are II Keedlee of lb Several fmvm -Pevera, Cnaraaioe. V-Weraia, Wovat revar. Warn OoUa. txiUa, Cplaa, Wskaralaaai 4-Ularrkaa, mi CbtnlM cAuiM Mi T-Teaab.

CuMa, SroacaHa ti ff-Rearalla, Tontbaeba, Paeaaeba. a-tieedaebe, Meb Headarba. Mi ie-Prepeaela. Bllitaaanai. CoaaUpaltua.

1 l-aperaaeed ar Palafal Perl ode I -W bit. Tuo Prof oas Parluda. .119 IS-Cr, Laryaaitle. Haannana Mi 1 4 VbI kbeaaa, talpi4aa. Ml 15- Bbeaaiaileas, SSaaamU rale ti le-Malarta.

CaiUa, pever aad Aa Mi 1 -4 alarrb, laSaraaa. CoM kt tb. Bead Ml e-tVbeavlBS Uy-Kidaer lilaeeae -Servae Iteblllir t.mm Se-t)riaary Weabaeae, Wanbw hi srimr win iiaxkl oil. Tb Pile Trial Ww, SSI mmi i kmw, mm mmm mm awrl ml ar Pa. Snmifr Nina t.

rum rarsairr ra i a i is SPEC. FICS 1 nanuis uLAkii I I Hat a-KvJ test tm trar sod Uas provjd uw rtroedy tuown tm turn curs 01 ett.4m VUhvknlrtfl' Cnui'h 3 artcJ ail l.jn Disease etl nt So.Jcvnr7W::re. 4V. gi oti DOWNS' CLIXi 'i'f TJAVALJSSpBlTTlEJi, at sftfMI sj wdftsMsW ifci mvmA Ta BILLSTEIN. illuminate Naples in the same way iTiiUMiai in Ms.KtixmLMM-,yt Mr.

Sarah Ulutr Of Minneapolis. For Women Hood's Sarsaparllla Is Especially Adapted to Cure Difficulties Peculiar to the $es The re-tortng and luvlgomUii( pro)ertl of Hood'i Saniiparllla, eumbliied wlUi lit powe." to TltalUa and enrich (lie blood, render It peculiarly adapted fur all troubles peculiar women that tired feelhiy. or debility euaed by ehanra of aeaaon, elliiutte or 111. Hnort'a BanapArTlla haa axmompllahed very rntlfylng mult In many cium. Head tli following: I waa for a long tint a tufferer from Female Weakness and tried many remedies and physicians, to do (oodpupose.

On day I read on of the Hood's Sarsaparllla books, and Uiouglit I would try bottl of the medlelne. It made so great a dlt-ferano Inmyoondltlon tliat I took three bottle Mr and found myself prfallr wall. I bars sua grten Hood's Sarsaparllla to the children, and And that It keeps Uiara In good health. I ain willing that tills shall ba used for the benefit of Mm. Sabasi Mum, SOS 16th So.

Minneapolis, Minn. HOOD'S FILLS rare all Liver BIHoae. aaa. Jaaadtaa, ladlsatlae. atek Maadaobe, ALL OMFOHTS GF HOME include the great temperance drink Hires'SS Lit give New Life to the Old Folks, t'leaaure to ma rarenia, Health to the Children.

far AU-waat AU the Tla. A it eaat eackat aufcaa a.llnaa D.HW.aaa- saa Haaaat taada, darable, aad worthy af pref raaa anr all ataar. Zadoraed by sraettea paistars. It Is ta faoi advaBtag try as eorr a oo- cioao. -JAPANESE CURB A mA r.MncJata Tna leant.

eaaaiatlBa of BavpontnnM. Uinta-at la Cepaalaa and Two Iloaaeof OmUarat.a I'uaitireCarafvrKiteraal, limiaal Blind or Bl-din l'rliin. Oironia, KaaaaSa Heradltanr riMa, treaaaie neaa end mot m)m ia alwara a na baoefct to baaJta. TBearatdia. munmn of a re retasannf aa opentiaa i pa.

aaraaftar. Tbi aedr baa ae. uaan kaowa to rail. 1 par for Vn Mat if auaiL by eefler frnfa tblt terrible diaaaae wnm a wrrttaa jraaranta poa. itiaelr ira with bcrua, la refoad saoaaT I ao earad.

Hand ebuap I' free aaoipl. Oaar. tae taaaad by tvar Aaama. Moat ft Iba aboae PI aaaaaa ere usual il a aWaad eeaditioa of th and unp-u fW-itl tkf JAP am etc iivcn SFearfa mm. at' peawasi.

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mmm. ec ami mm mm tmmm mmm-mm r'f MwMM mrnrm-mnj lniiiiiii tiai bii.taw Aa-ranr mmmmrt tm 1 led dm nnXIATadl rmasetv dfteil-KI L'lTavV am if dia a HQGIS5E. ratats. fVX; mil ADDITIONAL LOCAL NOTES. Mrs.

Smith and daughter Miss Jennie, of Menominee, are visiting Neenah relatives. -The M. K. Y. P.

S. C. E. excur sion was a successful one. The attendance was -very large, a good time enjoyed and over $100 netted The members of H.

J. Lewis Post and the W. R. C. will hold a reception at the hall on Saturday evening in honor of Dr.

and Mrs. K.W.Clark. A large number of horses in Neenah and Menasha are sick, with a disease which requires prompt treatment from veterinarians or serious 'results are sure to happen. A peculiar pollen existing in the new hay is said to be the cause. Mr.

Schoeraaker, the new manager of the Street Railway it is reported will take full charge of the same. Mr. tfuie has managed the road long and well. -Miss Ida K. Himdf, of New York, city, will give a musical and elocutionary entertainment at Congregational church, Menasha, Aug.

7, at 8 p. m. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jape, first ward, died last night, from summer complaint.

The funeral is to-morrow. California Peaches; also Watermelons on ice, at NEU-DECK'S Ufi.Wild Cherry Phosphate Free on draught Fridays and Saturdays at NEUDECK'S. I BROILED BY FLAME. Forest Fires Raging All Arwund Ashland. Ashland, Aug.

4. -This city is entirely surrounded by forest fires tolay and from all directions smoke rolling over the city jn dense clouds. On the east and west ends It has burned very close and unless heavy rains come soon it may get into property on the edge of the city. Fires are also burning brightly across the bay. Dulutn, Aug.

3. Severe bush fires on the hill back of the city seriously threaten the outlaying suburbs of Highland that engines have been sent there. Highland is very thickly built and if the fire gets into the settlement it will do very great damage. A strong wind is blowing directly towards the buildings and the wood and ground are very dry. To parity your blood, Realore ywur ttrenclk, BmewyiHir appetite, Cur aerufula, aalt rbetna, Irprpla.

tick headache. Catarrh, rbeumaUam or nalarla Tak Hood! Sanaparllla. e4 rill, act eipeelally npo tti Brar, roauutf It from torpidity to It natural autte. rare eutiiUpaUcn mod axalat dlgatOoa Cbleaara aV Kerth-V rotera Wallwar. aa aa.ai.An aaa ata pa 'i torn Iim) Ka.

7 5 I 5 aai 4o pa a At 'iarawala Oairal 4'awaaar. fAtoi-SCUlIKAlNiGOlhO MtUJH laav Jimamh Ho far Cakaa aW kUwaalM. A Na. -Far Bi. a aai Ha.

a tm An.ipai rASStXCEB TKAIS GOING KORTH, Lara Naraar. Na. i tm 9l real aad Aafctead A N. h. Cava aa Uaam be.

a- 'aai aad AeM.ad An ba Cera aa all itwaaga irwac fmtxM- Auar: a LiaavaacaOTsaMa. at. aaplya. ribH. iUcat.

MUaaaba at faal Sly. Lam "aaaaa. Mi da Mawaaaaa aad Cbajaa aa) TaAiplaia Sijaa) Ma r-ftm rat pat T.Raat.. lewaai iaad.aHtawaaU.larM raaf ad paaaa mmm aad eattaa'aa l.xt Hlill(iU. 0.1 a4 Tckil, Caasaa.

t. M. VAtOUM.LanJ AL I IP! A NOTCH! On and after May 8th, we will sell for CASH only, delivered in Neenah or Menasha. at wholesale nrices. in any quantity.

We have Becured the agency for Jnlisourys Best, the leading spring wheat flour in the world: also the "Diamond Me dal," second to none made; both Minneapolis flours. While we consider our own brands eoual in every respect, we are determined to give toe public an assortment ana cnoice at followinjr prices-Pillsbury's Best per barrel $4.30 Diamond Medal 4-30 Gilt EoVe 4.20 Snow White 4.20 Home Comfort 3.90 Island City 3.90 Straight 3.50 Camelia W. W. 3.60 Rye flour, pure 3.50 W.W.Graham 3.30 Rye Graham 3 00 Corn Meal, fancy 2.50 Buckwheat, fancy .5.00 Corn per bushel 47c Oats 37c Wheat 50 to 60c Bran, western, per ton 12 00 Bran, own make 13 00 Midds, western 13 00 Midds, own make 14 00 Ground corn and oats 18 00 Coarse corn meal 17 00 Oil meal 26 00 No. I Timothy hay .7: i J0 RImI straw 8 00 Upland hay 8 00 Special prices for car lots.

Highest prices paid for corn, oats, Ac. All orders promptly filled and delivered anywhere in Neenah or Menasha C. O. D. Order by mail or telephone.

Wulff, Clausen Co. Tel. 129 Krueger Lachmann. Tel. 67 LOUIS WEBER, Contractor ani Builder.

ITeenah. Wis. or AD ante ay anil ar la aanaa will my araaat MMadaa. aaS la'l aatlataallna I9nmu4. CrBlCaalaa4l4TiaBU.) HAVING re6ttl refnn ihd tba nayulir aa4 aril kaoaa Ualoa Hnaw hi Hnaaak.

I maanfally term la P'V- WM KORNSHINE. On of the most successful tn the world is John Wanamaker, the great Philadelphia merchant. Everybody knows of his wonderful Ktabluhment He declares his success is chiefly due to judicious ad Tsrtiaing; that i to say, newepapet advertising exclusively. Here ia what he says: "1 never in my life ue-id such a thing as a poster, a dodger or a nandbilL My plan for fifteen Tears has been to buy so much space a newspaper and fill it up with what I wanted. 1 would not give an advertisement in a newspaper area but 400 circulation for 5,000 dodg.

an. If I wanted to sell cheap jewelry or ran a lottery scheme I might posters, but I never insult a de-esnt reading public with handbills; caviars. TtAoa mask. MSIOS) PATHTa, copvanNT, mratKi and trm HenStao writ JKL'SM CU, BWOADWAT, KrW Yc bapeauekTaaouce lrltfea Mir eaioaltBe vipv tn Sb ond. Spaaadidir Ulntrt io tDtauwea aa eboal be vrtthoe It tHl7.

i. a fwt tu.au mobUu. A dorses att'WafA CQ millBtaa Tfc-w7. Tort rota, aad eneabtaaa tb bn fill of Canal andYa. Tae FAVORITE C.C.C.

WAIST nmwch tun by II 5 hear) evr-e ttmaa, beaatl-ii arraalfn. Tonal loarTtlJiw" Couaa "blt. Drab, VM, Fa Black. ahMBavtedOOC. mil R.

weenine Coronet Cored TESS IS CI Fill II Chicago cew York at th omen or ADVERTISING lsTWI PPKK. -a 1 Sotatifi. AsHrteU i- cw js lata) Him. HSIAlfaiuu ur rain. Internal Ertaraai.

War If aa ar Beast. t-CHf Iraralsla. Wraat Irav. Laa Baok, Kxiaer Cara Jfarwwa. raaeaa a4ar-ha Si tZaehee aixl paiaa tfce Haaaa Faautrar ffilad wii.

Kilyahia taentb ea. ttswtf 4 XaratCalta Baialrbaa. lad tn. Hamaa SoCTrglaJ-S -i mmd For sale by Witnw A Ouuo Drufpata. KWHAH.

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