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FRIDAY, - - FEB. 1, 1$S) . ' hrtr.jjii.jj over l'.irope would burst.
; m i ' "LrjDcinK tl e Geioa ani mot homble
Gkkk.ii.vi. BocLANarn, waa t-Vcie i w kno0-" Tl-e wiike prepa
iVputy in tt.e iMi.ttuent or the Slne. ! rations, lie aaiil, throughout Europe in
rr:.ce, 011 :wuj ,m by a majoriiy ! lictl with onaideraMe c nam y tbt
or nearly ei itv-one thouaatid. j ;ir is approachitic. Siraeo the Es-
' l:sh papers say that his declaration are
Tiik colorrj voter la a very lrcpor- ';
:mt Htljuncl to Uie Ii-ptitilicaa party 1
auot eiectim times. tui- la ms an b- ;
fl')!u:e iu r-8S;ty ut the inaunuial ba.!.
The condition of Ilia lVpe who h.n
litely been seriously ill whs e. much
unproved on Monday as to warrant the
antiouitcetrriit tv his physicians that
there was no 'i:.nion for u tie a.-) i -it a at
prtsent.
At the season of the S ate Hoard of
Ajricnitm it' Ilarnshnrji on Tntus-l y '
of Udt wek, tie Hoard dec'an-d itRvlf ,
ei!ij h itivully in favor of the payment of '
m.itl tax ir cash, mid not by workius Jfi
Ih ro.ifls, ut is now done.
Tiik House (.'omrtjittt-e on the j;idici
rv hU epecuil meeting at Wwnliir
tm oq M ul.iv, to neir addresses from
ineojbf rs cf the Woman's Su!Trnj;e A1-
sofiation in support cf the aoit-ndoieci ;
to the cons' itnlion of the United S.ates j
Krritiny the fc.ective fmr.chiso to no
....u:i Item-no. tie rit,9tur2
.ret- t:. win' on a technical point of i
w.in unni cuutv last week ry a
ft M.-rcer c'li-i.'.r jury for stnditiz l.quor t
into ih co-itiry (.'. (. I)., w.s released j
o?i S !,!() t;y n a;ieci-i! allocatur granted
on an tipp-al to the Supreme Court,
pending tli. ir fuin! decision.
Ax t'ie peyvj,.tj in Harrisburif of de!e
ft:ts frou tl various county agricul
tural Ho:;r ti-a u permanent or:n-zition
xviiM fi r.vi-il tii-d.T the tltie of the "I'enn
sylvatiiu I.Hvtl r.i:r Association." The
otject of the Associatiou will be to
pe c:D.(- IKa interests of agricultural, i
: ... . . i
horiictiltur jI and pomoloical eocietiss
of the Commonwealth.
t
!;it.'t'K In. a ni h.13 ti prohibitory
liq'iur li'. yet the rrovidvnre .xrn d
bI.ows there re 2') grogertf t in that
ci:y ?. !: re liquor is Fold in defiance of
t!. l.iw. The prohibitory law has done
away with this licenced houses who
so';i iu d eformity with the !aw and
plucr d the-lSp.-ir fciuuieps Id the hand
of itioMo who sell rrstrd'ess of all law.
Is;
H'KAM K Al-KNT JOEr A.
yi '.-: of tlio Counectlcul Insurance
Ci i.v i i", .it Ir.di iropolis. Ind.. his
gnn" w:ot.K' to lha amount of over a
L-.v-i a pjill:;)'! dollars, but it is said that
his siioiUKt will net atl'Ct the financial
etHi.dioat of the company. Moore has
fcliiponl to t.'inad i and is. no doubr, op
poti J to the a!)nx ?ion of th;it country
to t'.it 1'jiton S-te3-
In tl:a S.-t:a!e, at Washington, last
Hiind-.v. in motiou of Mr. B air, the
nrmy nurs; i' pension Lill was taken up,
aa:eudid an-J passed. It ulloffi a pen
sion of a mnth to all womep nurses
diiri: g th late war. The S-na'e then
yri.ceded to the consideration of the
dipkmiiic and consular appropriation
till. Among the araeudmen's made
win an appropriation of S3.0UO for a
Cumul trtreral af iStmoa.
In his s:rmotu tltilicatlng S Paul's
Church nt Baltimore, ou Sunday Car
dinal G'Mions sa'd in regard to the '.nil
d?l sch ? 1 ia that city : "Several mia
is'ers .".''i.-Hled to the mnnicipal author
i'Ji s to suppress the a tool. Foir mv
part I would be sorry to see the arm of
C.e Civil law used toward the suppres
sion';! Hi is school. Coercion ia not
conversion. Our divine Savior nevrr
li ml i-comae to the arm of the law or
tLe jtimJ In teaching bis doctrtn.
The only tvearons we ought to us are
th weapons of argument and per
Miaaion in dealing with this school.
Th only sword I would draw against
the ei)rny of ChrUt ia the sword of the
fptiit."
On Tuesday mornlt.g. between five
m.d a x thousend m-o, employeea of the
Ni Y ik street car Hues, quit woik,
and appealed to that last resort of tbe
worklrgman a etrik. With two ex
cepu.ui, every line cf s reet cars in
X w Yotk City aie tied up. After
trying r-peatedly 13 affect an amicable
S.'ttb'Bn ut, the emp'oyee.i of the various
lint s ni t or Monday night and resolved
upon a strike as the only way cf aettling
the i! "Iculties between them and the
enqunies. S rikes are a bad meana
for i.tlllrj disputes between capital and
IaVt uad, after the recent vicmry for
11 iU ro ection to Amer can workmen
it.mdd, if the Republican theory Is cor
net, a seldom beard of in this coun
try. Tub Republican le .dera says th New
Yolk World appear to be settling down
into the coiiviciiot. that an extra session
of Cot.Rresa is inevitable.
All hopes of rev.-nue legislation at
this Bfdsion are practically abandoned,
acd a aurp'ut the existence of wnich
wa denied dutitg th canvass looms
up mm icipgly before them. A Demo.
...... ! . TT . . . . . : - v ,
viaiiu u. moa ano a av.-mocraiic i
President stand In the way of 1
epeoding tbls eurplu9 dow. Tha buy
ing of bocda progrt-sses but sloly. A
combination to put np the price of
tlit-ae aecucitlee. In case tha Govern
meat mm: have them as tbe outy al
ternative sgaios. an accumulation of
idle money that would caua fiuancial
'i '.stress, ia already hicted at and could
La easily formed.
Confronted thus at tbe ontset both
with u strioui "conditian" crea'ea by
aaurp'ua and a "theory" of taxalou
ttat crtateu the condition, what could
the new Treat 't-nt do except to summon
Cor.!isa tcgelbcr ? The sooner Ihe
Letter. Let us aew if a Republican
iTotirie, fresh from the people, will dare
to i, tbe Seuate bill increasing" tha
laxea at a meana of reducing revenue.
If it should do so tb?rj would be a reck
oalcg day for tbe moucpolista acd their
lejtslaUve agent tu .b Ormgrtasiooal
eitctioui ot aval Jai.
Tiik llrituh S-crtary cl Vt. 31 r.
pn ron(jBy jjg. BilyB tfe Pittsburg
Pci', bo his parlimemarv constituents,
in which be- rilicid that soootr or
1 ltr rnli.Hv .-vi.nr." th war cloud
uiiwiBaud mischievous, but do uot as
sail his es'imtte cf the probabilities.
, Miice the IiuuUofjer triuoiph in l'aris
there has been no. ircras of uneasiness
throughout Europe, a there ii no dia
' guise Hou'Hr.i-r rerresents the ' on to
'. the Shine" pAS3icn of the uja.'S of the
, Frt-uch people ; and If he is to play the
I role of (."mar war will be necessary,
to hi? p'aus. If there is a genera) elec
liou in France in March r April, the
: ll.ui.argeriats will probably secure a
t Kri-al ajj.ii'y in ihechamler, force the
reoieniitiou of I'lrsid'-nt Carnot, as
MacMahon aud t;r vy wre :ropllt-.l
to rt-i,;n, aud then instal their lino as
Trestidrnt. A!ter this the deluge ; hut
in the meantime it must be determined
whether the hero of the music bal:s is a
.itrnni or the genuine article. The
weight of or -iuion is '.hit he will go to
pieces when the crisis comes tha
involves C;: i;r3 cr Napoleons.
There iu certainly v?ry little !n Ucu-
j lander's at-tecedtn'a to ehow be poasea
j es the qualities Riest heroes are made
i of. He hu3 the tuck of a ormnjroKuism,
and ur quetiopabiT undorfctarde that
queer cotu'inutJ. the French people.
lrd i3iiS(D0f HWfaI( ,d fcnJ
-r- . . ,,
Is tiny two vi ars of aee. His military
seivices include campaigns in Italy and
iu the Frai.c. I'mssiao war, but are
not marked by anyihirg beyond the
range of the average subaltern. He
snoweJ great capacity, Dowever, as an
organizer when minister of war.
It is a su,p s.ble esse that the young
emperor of (iermany would like nolh
lue letter tha a war with France, if
the French can be harassed into the
position of aggressors. They hate and
distruar. I'ach rtther & nil nnlv nnir1ra
. , , , .
tions of prudence restrain thee from
hostile acts that would be the prelude
of a bpeedy war as the English tnioiss
ter s3, "the fiercest and most borri
i ble ever kmwt)." It would involve
Ilu3jia. acd Italy, and very likely some
of the sma ler powers. Eng'aun's in
terest will be to kep out of it, and
i trade wi'h the coinbattants. The same
a to the I'nifed S atea.
Since the election of Washington
as l'resiIrnt down to the present time,
there h8 never te-n such a scramble
among office seekers s here has been
aiuce the election of Harrison. There
has not been a day since the election
that there has not been a delegation of
anxious statesmen from some part of the
country, at Indianapolis, visiting Hal- !
, ,- . . .
r.aon and demanding, importuning and
augzesting recognition ior some cfllcial
place, from tbe cabinet down to a
fourth cIhss posw file at some cross
road. Harrison's grtndfa' her was wor
id to death in one month after his
inauguration by the same means, but if
his grand-eon lives to be inaugurated
st all, it will be because he cannot be
kitlel in that wy. Trie Indianapolis
Juitrnal. Harrison's home organ, y :
If (ieneral Harrison Is not roken down j
in tii-aith betore hia term of i ffli-e beuins It
will tie due to Inn cni.Mltul hi viitnr and !
emturnnr. and no" to th- corlVri'io t i.f 1
hi conntrk m-n The prrsimre on him it
rery great on is constantly increasing It j
taken III ll'lal lorn- ut all jUHIirlisr in Ml I ani
a t'liiintant lreHtu of vtMUua.
From anv fe.tiM iolnt of new it i dii ;
Itunting. Tlio averas ofn seeer '
la utterly Inronxideiate and luiplaeai l- No :
intereNt. puhiic or privat. ro at all com- i
pare. In l.'.a entiniation i h the Importance '
of Ms calm for an i ffi ' heii it brouutit io '
in oeriMinal a Lent ion of tti Pfesi.Tenuiect
11 tl the least pOf.nl leOelaV. either hy let
ter or In person Thus tli never- niing j
ami C'iiiMtiiiittylncr8iiit armv of ofce j
heekera comliiiie to nmk the pressure lucena I
ant, liihirtant and in'olerabie. and the lime
ami ntieiiitth of the i'rrsideul-elect are cou
tioually nl.auft.rt.
Kr.C KKTA R Y IlAYAKU'S exp'anat iou
of the S-nma situtMon aas the Pljt'a-
de'phU Jltcord. is so clear that he who '
runs ma, read, tl- shows that the Ad '
, , ,
miois ration ha alwas had a well de-'
fined policy with reference to Simoan
affairs a policy of friendly Interest so
far as the other Powers Interested In
. . . . , . "
tfcat group of is'ar ds have been con-
cerred. Toe treaty between the I'nw
i
ted S ntes and Simon contain-d nothing
on th siit j-ct of the establishment of
a protectoiate over tbe islands. a that
l any auetupi on our pr. to proclaim
uch a pro'ectora'e aonlj have been
cleariy utiaut hoiit-d and a source of
off -i s to Great Britain arid Germany, i
The gord fflo-a of the United K'atea i
have been ued again and again iu be- J
Hair or a rra oratioc of order, but with
out .ff-ct ; and. now that the rtaonrces
or diplomacy have been exhausted, the
question simply Is : Shall the United
S ates d -clare themselves teady to flht,
if need be. In order to secure independ
ence to th Samoans ? This is for Coo
gtess to decide, aince with that body
resides the constitutional power of de
termining the question of peace or war.
There ia no obsurity about aucti a
statement as this, and all
the cheap
J.ngo.srulu the country cannot upset
the logic of Ihe Indisputable fads.
"Tne Sena. tariff bill." s.tys tbe
New Yoik Tina, -will put the R
pub'ican parly lu a position entirely
diS-reut from anv it bas ever b tore
occupied, and will compel it to go be
before the country aa the avowed
champion, not of protection aa it baa
been herelefore know a, not of protec- .
tlon to American labor or American '
industries aa a whole, but of unlimited ,
special privileges to a select class of '
tte.tUhy men forming combinatlona in j
the nature of monopoly, and at one .
rupportlng and conlro.ing tbe parly by
virtue of what is, lu tff-ct. a corrupt
al'Unce. Th.it fa the sicnp e fact tbat
gives to the voieot y-sterday in the
b-natu x raoidinary sigcincanceand
importance."
It is now pretty wil a-ttled tbat
four of t be n t::b-ra of II trrisou's cab
lift bate te-u sr-'ri-ti mi d are as lol-
I ws : S-cr-tary of S'ate- Jaujcs C.
II alu. f M.tine ; S Cietnl of llio
Trr sur. Wi-'iatu It. i I 'son. I low ;
h-i-re ivot War Ivii.--li A. Aler. f
IMxhi
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J,;l0""U- " " UtUtlil. Iltt
i jxaktr, ot rtna?y:T4t.la.
Blaine as Premier.
If may now be accepted that Mr.
H'atn will be the Premier of the new
administration, unless the present pur
pose of th I'resident-elect sbal! be
changed by Republican murmurs before
the 4 b of Mrch The confidence with
which Mr. B aine'a immediate friends
asit th certainty of his selection and
tbe public declarations and explanations
which have com from such leaders as
IlVs'ead. wb speak as much for Har
rison as for B'aine. leave no room to
itoubt that Mr. Blaine ia slated for
S-cretsry of i;ate.
It is well known that Harrison nom
ination was Canity decided at Chicago
by the f jien3 of B aine, and It is an
open secret :ht. immediately after the
nomination, Harrison wrote to Blaine
in Eu'pe, acknowledging bis obliga
tion and urging Biaine to return and
learl the campaifn. Thus recognized
Harrison himself as the author of
Harrison's candidacy, Blaine returned
and devoted all bis time and bia best
fTortsin tie forefront of tbe battle.
1 1 did so with the assurance from liar
rison thai he was the acknowledged
source of Harrison's nomination, and
he led tbe tight in tireless energy with
the arsurauce that be cou'd command
any honor within tbe gift of the new
IVehiden'. He could go to England es
Minis er, but he doesn't want it and
won't have I. He could put either of
the Mine S-na'ors in ihe Cabinet and
retorn to tbe S-nate with practically a
life tenture. but ne won't have divided
S-'iiaforial honors with such nusympt
tbetic partners a E-lmucds. Sherman
and others ; and there is nothing left
but the Premiership. It is that or
rio'hing. and as it must be something.
B nine will be Premier.
That the nelrctlon of Blaine will be a
8 ire disappointment to a very laree
proportion of the more conservative Re
publicans who voted for Harrison, is
obvious from tbe empha'ic protes's
which have reached the surface in every
section of the country. While mary of
th conservative Republicans who
vo'ed a?aitiSt B ain in 1SS4 were more
or less disappointed in Cievt-land. none
of (hem have become eupportors or ad
mirers of B'aine, and even amoog the
scores of thousands who voted for
Blaine with reluc'ance in 14. none of
tbem
are more friendlv to him now
han they were theo. Especially will
h!a pj,oin'ment chill confidence in th
i new administration among business and
; financial circles, and wiib those circles.
halting in their tius'at the ou-set of
Harrison's ru'e, countless embarass
ments are likely to follow.
B'aine Is the Clay of Republicanism.
II can't be President and he won't be
the friend of a Republican administra
tion that is not. in the closest sympathy
with himself and friends. Clay drove
Tv'er out of tbe party and divided tbe
Whiss by leading th opposition to
Taylor, and B aine hedged Haves and
Arthur around with bitterness and rent
'h-ptrtyin twain in three months as
Pr-mier of Garfield. "Bat Harrison
won't lie dominated" ia th ready an-
ewer of ail who desire B'aine as Pre
mier or excuse his appointment. Well,
if II rtinn can't be d iroiuated, he will
speedily dominate IValn out of tbe
Cabinet, and wht then? limine has a
hundr-d friends to reward for every one
that Harrison has ; he has a hundred
enemies to punish for every one that
Hariison has, and his friends have
twirne the hnt of the cor.flict for years,
while his enemies have been tireless and
roa'ignan'. With presumed power to
ttI friends and to puoish foes, and
wrh the President free of either, how
to dptD,0(ifed ,,y .,, ?
The appoin'ment of H'aln will pre
cipitafe a lively and bitter war of fac-
i"ns In Pennsylvania. Smith of the
I'risa M-igee of the Putabnrg Jmta ;
Ciperof th M-dia .lfrican, with
Cochran, Loch acd their following,
will speedily un'url the B aine flig and
sound the long roll all along the tin for
battl- ngainst Quay. X-ither Blaine
nor Q 1HS w,1l seek or desire Buch a
cor fl r ; but the 1. eic of events is
often stronger than the irclinaf ions of
men ; ar.d the pres'ige of Blaine's name
s'reng'hened by ever growing disp
poin'ments wi'l force a Blaine orran
'Ztion against Cj:iay with tbe Guber
netoriat nomination of next year as the
oljeciive point. t2l,-'8 io'iraate con
nection with Delatuater precludes hie
sufport of C'op-r for Governor, and
that will fore- OxpT into the Baine
whirl ; and Suii'h of th Prenj and
Migee of th Pi't-sburg Tituta. are
p-ntit g for Quay's scalp as a aedative
t- real r Imtginary wrongs of he pas
ANanamakrr Wl l be in the C'binet aud
will s'ar' in sj mpa hy with Q lay. but.
b will logically s ek o avoid such a
maelstrom of faction. Th new and
progressive party j urnal that ia (o
string from Mi loins of the Inquirer
ndr th master political hi.d of
Eimberr, will come to the front wrn
timely to give Out a helping band.
M times may b expected with
nZnln r, 'OM S
e I. B aine would pro; ably smash th
p4ry windows f:oru the outside if
pushed out of the Cabinet ; he can't do
m,lch njr amaahing from the inside.
n" ,r,,wn h decided to let the
smash com under Lis own eje. There
won't b any monotony or stnoiditv nn
der B'aine hs Premier, and let the band
play. l'hila. Timei.
The MIIli nalre' Club.
The most important of the recent
millionaire acci-esi.ms to the United
S aie ana'e are McMiilig-n. of Michi
gan, and Washburn, of Minnesota.
The eiectloo of the latter ia somewhat
c'oud-d by distinct accusations of bnb
ery, tut they won't count.
Tbe two '
senators are said lo staod for Ave or
six millions apiece, and tbe money re
preaented In the senate by gentlemen of
shrewd money getting capacity ia now
put at M-venty or eighty millions of do!
lars. Wt'hotily oneor two exceptions
th- are lt-publicans, and their money
has been gained Id corporation sp-cula-tmn.
Or course, they are all extreme
protect ion is' a, and have the aid. id moat
things, of the two D-mocratic million
aires Brown of Georgia, and Payne, of
Ohio. The really efficient service, bow-
! ever, to tbe cause of irust and monopo-
j w"' .r7," Dr'nl na
1 cniinls rnrmrslinn atrnrnea iii rs.
tbeseuate; such men aa bpooner. of
such men aa S poorer
Wiscimsin ; Inga-la. of Knaa : Wol
cott. of Colorado ; Dtvis of Minnfsota ;
A'drlrh. of ilh.xle Is'and ; Hiscock
and Eereta. ot 2fw Yoik, not forget
ting Edmonds, of Vermont. Tbeir
brains la ven a more important factor
than the millions of tbe millionaires,
in motdng tbe policy of ibe govern
ment, so far aa tbe aena'e can mold it.
They are of ihe class like II on est John
Sherman and io all probability Colonel
Mai Quay, as it will turn oat who ea
ter tbe ei-nate poor men and come out
after a few year' service full-fl-dged
millionaires. Elect snatora by tbe
peop'e and his business will be broken
op. PitttlurQ Pott.
Flee trie Blttars.
This remedy is beoomloa so well known and te
popular as to seed no special mention. AU who
. bare oseii Electric Bitters sina- tbe tame aocg of
I praise. A purer mad lei ne does not eilrt and it la
; (tnaraoteej to do all that la elalmal. Electric
Hitters will ear all dlseajea ol tbe Liver and
Kidneys, will restore Pimpler, Bolls. Salt Rbentn
and ether a9ctlone eaased by Impure blood.
i win arire Miiatia from tbe sjstem ard prevent
' aa well at cure all Malarial fevers. i"or ears of
1ls-he. Constipation and Iodi(rtI)a try
Electris ttitters Entire fat : fad ion gnaranteed.
ormcney rrlanJcd. Prtca 40 cu. ana ll.CO pwr
M,l,l(l,,ln,l,.( TVr-W
1 aa w. sieAttsr.XBtttr.. '
Tbe Senate Tariff mil In the Hon.
Having accomplished th politic! '
purpose cf its author, tbe S-nate Tariff '
bill has gone to tbe House and repoaes I
in th Commitlao on Ways and Means, i
Farther than to present iu a concrete J
and authoritative form aha ihe R pub- :
Mean leaders and taititicians mean by '
"tariff revision" the bill has no ol jct.
In its proposed increase of existing high
ratea of duty on wool and w oolens, tio- -plate,
and many other articles of ueces-
sity the bill ia a aham'ful coi. cession to 1
the extremest demands of monopoly.
In such a shape the passage of ihe t-WI
could not have been expected by its
promoters ; and it, is exceedingly doubt
ful whether any such measure could
command a majority in ther.rxi House.
The bill is tha defiance which arrogant
Monopo!y and its servile attorneys iu
the S-na'e hurl against tbe programme j
of Tariff Reform. From this potn. oft
view its appearance is welcome. In re
vealing to the country in tbe fullest
light th aims and tendencies of mon
opoly tbe bill has materially aided the
rnture work of the friends of Tariff
Reform. li shows to the American
people that th first essential step in
this work is to drive monopoly oat of its
intrenebmenta in the United States
Senate.
In the Hoose a fein was made on
Saturday to throw the Senate bill into a
committee of conference without refer
ence tJ the Committee on Wajs and
Means. This was in violation of tbe I
spirit of ihe Constitution, wbicb sr!e '
Clares that all measures of revenue 6htll
originate in the House. But the pro
fessed object of the movers might be i
attained In an other way. Ietthe Com-
mitteeon Ways and Means rep-irt tbe j
S?nVe bill, wuh its provisions reoueing
tbe internal taxes on tobacco, acd with ,
Its reductions of doty, except in the j
Sugar schedule. The reduction of dnty :
on sugar is confessed by its aut ors to j
be too great as witness the S-nate
schme to compensate producers with a i
nonnty ou of th public Treasury. '
But the Substantial reduction of tte
sugr dm ie proposed in tbe Mi ls bill
would afford a fair ground of agree- ;
ment. j
By reporting the Senate bill s'rirppd j
of its monopolistic features aud con-
laining such reductions of duty and ad-
ditinnsto tbe fre- list as are in the
Mills bill an agreement between the ,
two Houses might be reached, if tbe
Republican leaders in Congress sincere
desire to a bat- the Treasury surp n and
avert an extra esston. These tariff re
ductions In the Senate bill are extreme
ly small, but considerable as they are,
they would afford some relief to manu
facturers and trade. Th most import
ant of these reductions is the trans ei
of jute, jute butts, ma'ir.a and other . profit, of -250.000. j Z?::rtZ::;nVZ?TK&
grasses Tor tex'l e fabrics to the free i i,-w Mavnard and Mlaa Jinnle Rnrreaa ! K,,r "Ileal purple there li no better, purer.
IIS'. But reductions Of internal taX'8 ! J"k M-Br n1 Ml8fc ,et,n,e BurreSS ,.,. Mf...d.r anywhere than the pure
nm.ft tnhnr.-n and in th rnrT arhodnlM ' of Todd County, Ky., were united In mar- , eie-ht-yaar old (iorkenbelmer Wblfkey I am cll-
upon looacco ana in inn rartn Scneauies u,.m .., K,i . vtt,, l or full quart bottle, or atx bottlra lor
in Which the tWO bills SubsranlUUy . r,,Ke tne home of U,e brl,le near E'kton. j The only wlSe. that should he u.ei tor med-ao-ree
would amour t to unward of f X) ' fter having been engagi d a quarter Of a i Jeal purposes are the pure California Hort. 8' erry
J JU a am0Jl-1 10 UPward or U, . ., I Muscatel. Anaellca. and Sweet and Dr, Catawba
(XK) 000. I
There Is no financial nor economic '
reason why the two Houses sh'.uld not J
come to an agreement, on these redec
lions. Each House has giveo its aep- j
isic imui iu lurui, aiiii iv is urtrmsij
only that they should be embraced in a
bill and passed, not as a compromise,
but as a measure concerning which
there Is no disagreement between par
ties. N-5rher the n us nor the S-nate
can afford to repudate its own work,
so far as an agre-meat has oeeo
reached. Phila litcord
To Minimize Ballot-Dox Pollution.
During this w'nter the legislatures
of New York. Indiana, Connecticut
and other States wi. I be occupied with
the consideration of radical measures i
for purging the elec' ions of bribery and ' ,. . ' '
corruptiocf These measures have been ! rni ana Poltoa, where they .re spe
modeled after the svatem that bas been I cl" rre1 fwr lDl9 PurP- They are
in operation for some years in Australia ' n,,t oaX ealen M delicacy, bat aiso oo ae
and other British colonies. I s main l cuot of their highly nutritious qualities,
features cons st io relieving the candl- During a Crunken row in a boarding
dales and parties of all expensa for bouse orcuo ed by Hungarian workers at
printing election tickets and Impos
ing It on the State, and in absolutely
protecting the voter from ota-rvMiou
and surveillance while casting his 11 lot.
Und-i this system Ihe ballots printed at
public expense are placed in th- keepipg
of inspectors and distributed by tbem to
the qualified voters on the day of elec
tion. Ths plan for securing the enmp't's
aecrec; of tbe ballot ia as perfect as
may tie. At every polling place there
are compartments in which the voter
prepar-a his bailor, and not more than
one person is allowed io a compartment
at a time. The voter receives from the
ffli-ial inspectors only the ballot which
be wishes to deposit, and he is not al
lowed to tell any one in the pollirg
place for whom he in'ends to vote. If
he spoil a ballot in prep-iring it he can
get a new one. but all billots not voted ,
must be returned to Ihe inspec'ors on
the Snot. n hsrsnn mnv ahnw hia hal I
lot after preparing it, nor place upon it
any mark by which it may be identified
as tbe one voted by him.
There are other provisions for sec or-
ing tbe secrecy of tbe ballot and tbe
purity of elections ; but no reform of
the election laws would be of much
value unless all campaign committees I
trd individuals intrusted with the col
lection of political fuuds should be re-
quired to submit their accounts to effl i
clal inspection and andir. Io co other
way cao ihe crrnpt use of money in
elections be eff-c'nally checkod. The j
laws should define strictly tbe necessary
expenditnrep. rs well as the receipts. '
ahould be duly audited and
open for
pub'ic inspectiou.
S Icng. of course, as voters can be
parchaaed some means will be found for
I a . - .
'aing tne most p rrect syst ea or elec
tion laws; but the dnty of lawmakers is
to reduce to ihe minimum opportunities
and temptations to corrupt tbe ballot
Cider as aa Intoxicant.
Te Supreme Curt of this S'ate left
the weighty cider question to the local j
couria to determine whether apple ;
Juice s "yinous or spirituous." This '
is the sola question ; not whe'.her cider
Is intoxiet Ing. Tbe Lancaster county
courr tried several cases last week in
volving the question. The parties were
ind:cted for selling cider aa ao intoxica
ting l.quor. and it was made clear tbat
persons did get intoxicated by its too
free, nse ; but tbe court and the jury
be;d tbe Indicted ones were cot gui"y.
I' was not vinous, alnce tbe apple does
not grow on a vine ; and the jury found
tbat It waa not spirit uoos.no' withstand
ing it waa "bard" and tbe witnesses
said tbat they felt it in ibeir beads. No
expert testimony was presented to ahow
the qnaoM'Y of alcohal in cider. "Oder
drunkards" are a marked feature in tbe
prohibitory S ates of New England.
I' a xcpaKlv oaeia attended with aa bad
result a aa the exceaaive use of tbe gen-
erallj recognized intoxicanta.
Va awaiawaaptlaai Iwrwrabla T
Head the lollowtns; : Mr. C H. Morris. New
ark. Ark., says : M Was toi with Attseeaa el
Lanes, and Irlenda and pbyslHans pronounced
as an Incurable OvosamptlTe. Becan taklnf
lsr. Klntf New DlaooTer lor Consumption, am
bow ea my third bottle, and able te OTeraee the
work oa my I arm. It la I a Boost medicine erer
m-de."
Jesae MtdJUwart. Decatur. Ohio, aaya : "Had
It not Hren for Dr. King's New TtseoTerr lor
Consamptloa I wnld baTe died of Luac Treaw
ble. Was s;lTen up try doetrrs. Am bow la beat
ot heolth." Try U bamnle bottle free at tbe
drua atore of E, James, Ebcasburx. and W. V
SleAtcert liorette.
rnoarSTTTOroTnOtw!in)it!oD.;b.ich
io jZ-z traat ?
urn Ann otiieb wonsc-si.
As trany aa seventy-five persona die In
the city of New York daring a single day.
The winter in Central Kansas has been
ao opd that mobt of the feprlr.g plowiog is
already done.
Tbe "' of each fifteen-inch shell to be
used In tbe Zallnikt rat s on fie United
States ember Vesuvius la f'.KX).
Tbe ekelrton of a mastodon bas been
uneariu-i in California. It la 50 feet loi.
and has tusks betweeu six and seven feet In
length.
A few days aro Dr. John W. Underfill',
of Cincinnati, began expeiiroei t hi with
ci-coaiL-e and ou Tuesday be died from the
efT.-cts of the drug.
Contracts wer algned on Tuesday un
der which 3.000 tons of Alabama coal will
leave IVnc.ita. Fl., each month for the
Yet India Islands.
A St. L.ooia coal company recently
mined at Danville, ill., a lump of coal that
weighed 37 000 pounds. It waa shipped to
Chicago, and the timbers In tbe mine bad to
be taken down for Its removal.
At B assets, an elephant attached to a
circus becoming enraged at an attendant,
ae.zed him by the leg and dashed him
aitainst a wall. Death waa Instantaneous.
The unfortunate man had been teasing the
animal.
VI rs. lltDcah Burrows, who stabbed
and killed btr basband In August last,
white be waa lying In bed. and last week
pleadeJ guilty of the crime, was on Monday
sentenced by Judue Hare, of Philadelphia,
to be hanged.
-V nrnle owned In Jersey City pn
fomed tue reroatkaMe feat, recently, of
walkiog across a railroad bridge whicn
spans tbe Hackeneack river. The bridge la
tre&tie-work with a space of about four
inches between each tie.
A wolf bunt near Carthage. Id., partic
ipated in by five bandied men and boys,
took i lace oo Friday. An exciting day's
sport was liad and three woives were cap
tured. Several dogs were severely Injured
in the fljtbla with tbe wolves.
Two Swede, named Anderson aid!
B-naon. wer drowned In the Mississippi !
river, near Fountain City, Wisconslr, n
Monday. Tney were riding on an ice boat
when a stiff guet ot wind carried tberu Into
an open channel oo tbe river.
Ia a recent legal action it transpln d in
evidence that the inventor of tbe metal
plates ustd to rrotcct aolra and heels of
boou from wear 6old np ward of 12.000,000
I i.i.iai In 1-Q ind in 1RH7 tha no rit.r i
plates in 1K79, and lo 18, me naor
reached
143 ooo ooo, producing
realized
century. During 22 years of this time tbe
gentleman never once missed calling to see
bis bii.le-e:ect on Sunday.
Tbo boiler in
Ilatvey'a ai.k mill In
scrantou expioted at
an early 1 our Mon-
j day mornir.g, killing tne Eo-toeer, Nicho
las Cbisiet, and badly tnjurlog a workman
named Anderson. The damages amount to
f 3 000 Two hundred and fifty employes
are thrown out ot work.
Joseph Demmj, a colored dwarf, aged
thirty tears, was oo Saturday, at Pittsburg,
found guilty of murder Iu tha first degree for
tbe killing of Sp. cial-Offlor Miller on Sep
tember 4th last. Of thirty-four murders
committed io that count) the past two yeara
this U tbe only verdict of first degree.
Paris eats a vast quantity of snails.
Every day 90 000 pounds are sent to tbe city
, ., . ... l, ... ...
Scutulata on Saturday night, Jano-s lirad
Ing was shot through the lungs and Gfoun
Lesso bad bis rkull badly crushed. It Is re
portea that Bradlng Is dead and Lt a-o dy
ing. Four of tbe patticipauts aie uuili r ar
rest. John Wilson, Hying near A-tor. Fa ,
cut a big c press tree in tie swau p north of
town aud luuua tber-io a live aliistaiur
seven feet long. As tbe opening In f e tree
was nut bait larye eauugn for the 'aator to
get througb, the preeumptloD Is that It
crawled io when quite jeun and lived oo
other aidmala and repillcs that bought
refuge io tbe saire tree.
A floating Island is said to exist oo
Henry's l"ke, Idaho. It is about 300 feet
la diameter, and is erratic in ita travels, fre
queutly, though, going witb tbe wiud, which
catches In tbe treea and thereby carries It
along. It is said tbat the curiosity mUht
I remain near shore for days, and thm Cur-.
Ing the eight sneak away, and In tbe inoru
ing be many miles distant.
Jacob Tome, the millionaire banker of
Falttmore, Md., bas Increased bis gift of
1 500.000 tor the founding of a manual train
ing school to f 2.500,000. Half a million is
to be expended ia tbe erection of suitable
buildings, aod witb 12,000.000 the abooi U
to te endowed. It will be located In Poit
Deposit, Cecil county, and, if Mr. Touie's
ldras are carried out. will be tbe mnt com
plete institution of Its kind In the world.
At a school-boose near Williamsburg,
Ohio, Saturday night, while a crowd tf
people who bad attended a debating society
were passing out from ttve building, a mis
chievous boy pulled tne bellrope, and by
some means tbe bell was thrown from the
frame-woik lu tbe capola and fell lu front
ot tbe booee oo to lb crowd below, killing
William Wacker by crushing his skail and
seriously injuring G. W. Mount aid Sparr
Kidd.
Richard West, of Kingston. X- C. was
out ibe other day with bia sweetheart horse
back riding, when her borse became fright
ened and ran at great speed. Tbe young
man spurred bis borse and soon oveitosk
ber. aod calling oat for ber to lo.ise ber
foot from tbe stirrup. In an Instant, white
both horses were running at breakneck
speed, be caugbt ber about tbe wait and
snatched ber from Imminent danger. Wbn
be bad stopped his horse the young lady
waa completely overcome with fright.
A great aea monster has appeared near
Mantaozae, Cuba. One of tbe papers of
tbat place referring to it says : "Intelll
gent persona who saw him calculate that
the monster msa-urea ISO it-et long by 40
feet wide. It laof drra gray color, with
wbit spots the size of dinner plates all oyer
tbe back. Its Immense bead, fins and tail
are identical witb those of a share. It was'
roaming around tbe entrance of Mantanxaa
J Bay for three daja and war. tbt terror of
fUbennen, who declared tbat they had neter
aeeo anytDinc to compare witb It. Ihia
monster la supposed to be tbe great tiger
abark aeen several yeara ago in tits Indian
ocean.
i CLarlea Blackman. eoloreJ, was hanged
at EUavllle, Ga oo latt Friday In the pres
ence of an iramenae crowd for the murder of
Utonewall Tondee. white, In 1S83. Biaeic-
i man la snppcd to have killed Tondee be
eaoae the latter waa too lollmate with hla
wife. Blackman bad been convicted of the
murder three times, and each time Ma law
yer aecured a new trial. Tbe people of
Schley eonnly were ao afraid Ooveroor Gor
don would Interfeie and etay Biackman'a
ex cation tbat tba teletrrapb wires were cut
' 10 crd"to prevent tbe tracsnjlBslon of a,
I ttXtta frla A'-laaU, Ik? State carnal.
GO TO GEIS, F0STE1 & QXTXKFS,
No. 113 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.,
FOR BRUSSELS, VELVET, WOOL AND RAG
CARPET, LINOLEUM, LACE CURTAINS,
RUGS AND STAIR PADS. HEADQUARTERS
FOR DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
Persona who go through tbe streets of
Alexandria, Va., singing or whistling after
10 o'clock at night can be arrested for disor
derly conduct.
WbliktT Kill.
now often are we yet to be - told that
whiskey kills ? Arseoie kill ; opium kills,
and so do hundreds of other good remedies
kill If a"ioW instead of toed. But ask the
question. 'Will whiskey cure V "Yes I"' la
the positive reply of the most eminent phy
sicians of all the land. Disease steals Into
your syatem like a sneak tbief into your
house, and often by neglecting a bad cold,
we end our days la lingering, and wishing
for health when. Indeed, one Dottle of Pur
Whiskey or Brandy would hae Cared Hie
cold. Sacb goods may be scarce, but they
can bt found at Max Kleins. 82 "federal
street, Allegheny. His "Silyer Age" Is the
only whisky endorsed by the doctors. Yoa
can get the pure Guckenheimer. Finch or
Gibson Rye at ?l.no per quart or six quarts
for f o 00 Send for price list.
THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE
IN PITTSBURGH.
JOS. FLEMING,
No. 84 MARKET ST'
Havioa had lor a number of year a fatrshara
of the putmnaee of the (rood people ol Pltt'barfh
and vicinity. I lake this opportunity to ear. with
Increased laellirlea and atoek. 1 am better pre
pared than ever to solicit their ordcra. either
wholesale nr retail, in any way relation to the
dm if trade, and hy aocnraey, neatoeta and
aroiniitne. and prices lower than erer. I hone to
merit their continued favors. I have constantly
,n auek a full lloe ol llkl'in. Tbckhm. Snar-.Dtl
LT
Stkimubs. Hair. Nail and To.th Krchmbs. All
that I am now selling.
Send lor price list of Wines and Liquors, mail
ed free lo any addresi. Tbe mone must aeeum.
pany all ordrr for wlnei or liquors, as wedo not
seoj any a-oods U. (I D.
JOSEPH FLEMING k SON,
WHOLESALE ANI KETAIL
DRCGISTS.
PITTSBURG, PA.
413 M A R at ITT BT. ( er.ef tbe Dlamaad.
Jan. 25. !. 1T.
$1,000
REWARD
to any one who win oontradiot
"J I
Acme Blacking
WILL NOT
INJURE LEATHER.
Wouf RaKDOLra.
To make aa intcnicot tret of thia, try the fnllow
lns Bac-th'-d : ii-uia a Mnp of ltber in a bottla of
ArtiM liltu-kiitte. and taate it tberv fr a day or a
m-nt ll. Tak it out and haric it op to dry and x
anira ita ooaditifmcreflllT. W'e rooomiuend Udlws
to make a lunii.ar ti-t with Pn-nch In-f mni and
rrnl wiro anr bonid eolntMa of FatMe Black
ing, or witu baid blacktnir that comes in stuae jugs.
Wolff'sAOMEBIacking
Makes any kind of leather
WATERPROOF, SOFT,
AND DURABLE.
Iu beautiful, rich. KLO-HHV POLISH! la a
equaled. Snm labor mmd ewaewra,
A PoUwh f .aete a Mowta for Women, aod
A V -rk for Mcn.andoc Harweee Lcalker
ewaa Fatanr MeatTka witAoat leuiiestlna-.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
Bold by Saoo Buaea. Oroeara. aod Joalsis gaoerafl.
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
SCOTT'S EMULSION
of COD IsIVER. Oils
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
It is used and, endorsed by Phy
sicians because it is the bent.
Zt is Palatable as 131k.
Zt is three tines as e&cacisns as
plain Cod Liver Oil.
Zt is far superior to all ether so
called Zmn.siors.
Zt is a perfect Erralsicn, dees ret
separate cr change.
Zt is wcrderfal as a flesh producer.
Zt is the best rerzecly for Corsump
ticn Scrofula. Bronchitis, Wast
ing Diseases, Chronic Ccngh and
Colds.
Sold by all Jrttggists.
SCOTT A BOWNE. Chcmists. N. V.
sOrangis college,
LORETTO. PA,
m charge or
FRANCISCAN BROTHERS.
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March 39th. 1SSS. tf.
STEEL WIRE FENCE
The ebeapeat and Beateet Fence for around
Lawn. Srlioel Lot Poultry Yards. Oardens,
Farms. Park and Cemeterr Fences and Dates
Perlect Autumallo t. te. Also, all kinds et Wire
Work. Write lur Prices. State a Ind and quali
ty et fence wanted . TAYLOK A DEAN
iWS a aut Market btreet, Pltu'jurg. Pa.
Ike. It. 18ia 4m.
ESSEtlTIAI OILS.
THTESflBEEI, PKPPBU IT.NI
SIT BOTAMrEARSIHTi .
et prime quality, bouaht la any quantity ior easb
on ucureriy. tree oi Druaeraae, cobdiuUs, Slur
ass, Ac, by
OjOGI2 & OLCOTT,
m ! L
I ---rJ. I SS
GV RL RIVXNTTJS,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER $ 4EWELEH,
AND DEALER IN
i t ' . v .'.
II I I II I I I l ill I J ,
jilSlSlaSl
i
tk
JAMES & lVEAYER BUGGY CO.
-3Iriniifiietixio THE "Vehicle lor the
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USE.
The most Stylieh, Best finished and Host durabla medium
juiced YEHICUES ever offered in America,
fiend for full Illustrated Catalogue,
57, 59 and 61 Elm Street,
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
Our
W
r:1 B'eerh
will rail
T7. Claflin
DONALD E HUFTtiN,
ATTOKN tY-AT-LAW,
KBKHBBCkO. PlUl'l
W OfBea In C-oIonnada Huw.
H.
II. MY EH.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
EsBFSBcaa, Va
aWOffle Is Collonada Row. oo Centre strawt.
GEO. M. BEADE,
ATTUKJIET-aT-LAW.
Eaaasaraa, Pa.
WUHe on Centra street, ii . ...
M. D. KITTELL,
-A. ttorney-o t-ia -v .
EBENSBUKO, PA.
OOes Armory BaUdlng", opp. Conrt House.
TW. DICK. ATTORNKT-AT-L.AW.
Kbensborg;, Pa. Office In banding ot 1
J. Lloyd, dee d. (flri floor,) Centre street. Al
manner of legal business attended te sansfactcj
ril and ealleauons a aiaclaltT. Hi-i.-tf.
34 GRANT STREET.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
L L JOHr.O-. I. J. Brcs. 1. . Bl Ck.
ESTABLISHED IS72. ESTABLISHED 1S&
Johnston. Bnck& Co.
Carrolltovfl Bant
........ L, .. . T A SHARBAUGH,
A. W. BUCK, Cashier, j Cathler.
General Banting Bnsiness Transacted.
The lollowlnic are tbe principal features ot a
general baLKing buslntts;
nrroKiTs
Kecelred payable on demand, and Interest bear
lot; eertlflcatea Issued te time depositors.
LOAXS
Extended to customer en laTorshle tetmt and
approved paper dlsovunted at all times.
(OLLrrriosa
Made In the locality ana npon all tbebsnklnv
towns lo the Cnlted States- Charges moderate.
DRAFTS)
Issued sea-fltlahle la all part nf the United
Hlnts. and lore I a a tirhtnit Issued on all natts.
of Kuroj e.
Acrorsts
Ol merchants, farmers and ether sollcltA. e
whom rraooatle accomodation will be extendeO.
Patrons are sured tbat all tranaactlons a)l
be bold aa etrletly prtTale and etofldentlal. aad
thatth.y will bo treated as liberally aa feud
banking ra.es will peralt.
Kereetinlly .
JOHNSTON. Bi t la. Jt CO.
Wl. MURRAY & SON,
1315 1315
UTH ., UTOOU, Pi.
for tho larsreKt assortment of
Ladies', Misses and Children's
wraps, coats and jackets, and
at the lowest possible cash prices
go to Vm. Murray & Son's.
Sept. lSth, 18SS.
Wi
E want At.P-SMI.-N event where. 1nc
,nl fa 'ea-. to fell our areola. Wll
pay good talery aod allax. eatea. Writ
i.m truj at -ui-. artil vlate B. v
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY,
SflYeiwe, Musical Instraments
AND
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
FOK THE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHES.
Colombia and Fredoaia Watches..
In Key and Stem Winders.
uA!t6E SELKCTION of ALL KIXD
or JEWELRY always on hand.
1-iT" Mv line of Jewelrv is nnsurpasaed.
Cr.oie and see for yooraelf before purebas--Di
elwhere.
tALL WOKK erJARANTBSD
CARL RIVINIUS-
bensburg. Nov. 11, 1885 tf.
Set Comllnatlcn Sict Gee rlEk
bar thai bT ih-sa terl combination arnn m a
loader f"r flin. SO vul t flue 01. e of t fWO
anr a mplo rre. -v' a. iitut va av nj
it nain iaei1 m'i thm bet VilMl ttia vnmrk t 1 f want mf
zr:",:::::: uui man on the noiu
on Jan. B4 tfS rt. f T Ona M MaCaVrtrldffrj 71 stla.
& Qz-. 54 & 5S Duans St.. NeYcrL
lli f ri'.-it miTit of irr.i y llir. LisnJs
Of Tniwf i-tuiimi: v:ikii--;-.s auil
iiilnti iiu i j i u. i- I .'imm:.-h. ut th'j
iivnluib
Hoi.'l and iirn:ii Itj-'ki;!', Unlinlo.
N.
lias uuTi'liJi 'l li .-l o-.ri.-; !-.-n:e itt lm-i
Irijr and ilmr-xitiiy t't-'iuir r:wi''ilus fur Um
cum .:f v iiiii:i V i iculiar utaiituiffi.
Ir. llcre,; lavorile lrrar! pflon
is tbe iunrrolli. or i -uli. tin .r.-ut ni:l
VltillHMc I Vpi'ln lU'f. 'rilKUSnJHlK 'l tifllHO-
muls. roocivcd from pfitn-nt irfid from jilivtii
ciiins uii Iihv.- ti"lcl li in the Dior.- t.ni:rm-VHU-d
ami otwliimi'" cii n inch tm-i l uilli-d
tliilr 6kiil. ir.i o li tr lie thu tiioM wouOcrlul
n-mi'ily cvr-r iU- iM-l for the telu-t ntij oiireof
sutti-i inc oiii.mi. It Is imt K-ov.uiMii n.io1 a.
"ciir'-'l." I.ut us a iiiikI prrlact t-.i-itic for
yroiiimra wi'ult;ir :i i J in -ti ts..
Aa a ot 'rtul, I it t lt?erat I its; tonlr,
it mi'Miils at r. utri li to iiic wlum- f -l-in.
anil lo tlio iriiuili anil tl npn ii l.ipif. in.
piirliciilnr. l"or ivcrtrfirt-1. " ivm i - lit,"
ru-l:iwn," lioliililaiid tonuliiTH. !imIIii4s.
dr.-H.iiii:ikrR. ai-aint i ess. t"tiiu -u u K." In idik
Iktk'ih, n;:in:rtr iiiotli.TK, find IitIim- u iiiu-u
jrriii'r.illy. Dr. PiiTci-'t- b'uoril' 1'i om 1 1 .r k k
ia tlio Ki-oal-sr t-jirtliiy l.'on, In'in uiioui.lcd
US ut U'H'tl.MHr oolilial nl r Moral :. . lollx1.
Aa n hi us aud alri-HK t li fill ii(
nrrvlur, " t-uwiriw ln.itvi-ttil1oii ' une
uuuii'tl :ni'l fa in iiluu!ih 1:1 ulluviiiir uml suU
(luinir uiTVOiia cxc:t:il:lil y, irtitiil -'lit J", fl
bHUMioii. rostrati.-D. liNKt. ria. fpriud and
otlior uwrroKini, n.riiMii ij'inl.mi enm
tiioniy a! roinlunt uiion 1 um I ionul ui.tl ortrnnic-3i--us
of th uomb. It iiiiliit'1 rt-f rcwliin-aJo-p
ai.l lelicvts cioiiuil anno'j and de--SP'Hi'lonoy.
Ir. Picrrr's FatTorlte I,r(erJplloi
la a Ire i t i mule noi Ir i if., cu ot miv
rorupUTidc'd ly nn exM-rieii-eil and skilitu:
plijfijc-uin. und aiutpu-d t-i nnnnn s d li.ni'
urtrnniZHiinn. It m purolr ct'jiiablo In H
ciii".isuian nnj) itcrlvetl jr liajinlcsa in '
effwts in any oviaition of the Mitiri. lit
muriiinir u wm . or nnunrn. av.in wliutttii'
caii-11 nriftinir, wilt ptomiich, ls.lipt -Ptmn.
peifiaHnd kiinlr.-.J (yinptom. us u1, lo 1
diw-o. will pnivi very l nefk 11.
"Intorll I'rcacri PI 1 vii " lis I-
tle euro for the niit CH,uinlcftt.-d nia) "I'-
atinute eiumiif lou.xirrh.ia, -loorire t'wir)K'.
paiuiui iiK'iwirimiion. unnutural euppreakorj,
proiapaua. car falUna of the womb, wout back,
fotiiHlc Tukiie'sa, anU-vnni jn. rctrorotKion,
ocarinif-(lin n wnaitiona. eiironlc coaretlon,
inOainmnsKu) and ulo ia-on of Ibe woonb, 10
CammalH.n. pain and tt-mlrrricaa ta ovaiire,
"nDH(t witb " internal li-ut."
Aa a rriulalor ud Promoter cf rnnv
tional artiuu, at that c mlouj pcriu4 of rhang-e
irom Kiruiooa 10 vonsiDunod. t avonie rre
acrlptiou" ia a perfectly anfe ixanedial affecit.
ua an proauoe only pood n-eiili. it '
eqimKy cTicauioua and vuluuble In Ita tfot
wtu'Q t-Hai-n for tbuee dlaortivr and dcrnntre-
nienia incidt-nt K mat Inter aaxl mot or'.ucai
perioil, known aa Tbe t'linnpeof Ijfo."
" a arorite -recriuilou.'i wln-n tatsn
In tjonuwtlon with tbe uae of lr. I'icr.
Golden Mdiiail Diseorory. and emnll laiaJie
aeee or ur. ruroc n rurcarlvc t'cilcta iun
l.iver Pllk. wirea Livr. Kidney and Ilavodar
diaeoaes. Their oombined ue also n-ajove
blood uitnta, and nbobauee cam-eroua aad
orofulnua bumnm from the aymonx,
" Favorite I'reat-rl it Ion " l ihe r.nlj
mediclno for womeii. ld liy dnirtrilta, u nder
1 poaltlTC K iiaruiitee. from fio manu
facturers. th;,t it will kivo an". iKfuctimi in t vi-ry
case, or money will le rwfunO'-il. 1 Ms (riiaran
tee baa txen prlniiil on tliw bctiiu-u rappvi.
and laltlifullr carried out Jvr minr c:ltj..
I.arao loitle aoo dusewi I.OO, or l
boilloa tor i.Uii. .
For largu, lUu-trni.:.l Ticnti-e o?i Iliii'n'e or
Women (lia) ) agos, p:it',r-TiTJ'. fvtuU Ca
cenia In clampa. AUr
Wodi't Dispsnsary Medical JUsoclatloi,
OG3 Main m. an nus x
Fit it aai.C ri:AM tiMt. claT -a1
re Pan. Holler and sbeet-lron Wurk--rseconj-haud
enloeaand eollersoa bead.
tn euirinrs ud macblaenr a ajeelaliy.--Tal,;ii-A
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