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A Puzzling Case---How
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* A few years ago my health failed me, and
I conxulted several physicians. Not one could
clearly diagnose my case and their medicine
tailed to give re.ief. After much persuasion I
commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Have
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pounds. Hood's Barsaparilla has been a great
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friends, who realize good results by its use.”
GEo. V7. Twasr, Coloma, Waushara Co., Wis.
Hood’s Pills cure liver ils, sick headache, jaun-
dice, indigestion. Try abox 25 cents.
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“German
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have used German Syrup for six
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Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Painsin
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-up of
Blood. TI have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups in my time, but let
me say to anyone wanting such a
medicine—Gerwman Syrupisthe best.
We are subject to so many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here; but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John F.Jones.®
Dr. Kilmer's
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‘sd in my kidmeys and liver, and Ohl!such
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The Physician’s medicine and other things that
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grew worse until I was a physical wreck
and given up to die. Before I had taken:
the second bottle of SwampyRoot I felt better,
and to-day am just as well and strong as ever
(nota trace of the Grippe is left) Swampe=
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he ages
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Thin
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can be arrested and dis-
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eradicated.
Scott's Emulsion
is an absolute corrective
of “ weak spots.” It is a
builder of worn out failing
tissue—unature's food that
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not read or write, :
ordered three tasesdro;
he was debarred from practice.
present.administeation came intn power a
thorough investigation was made into the
cases that Drewry had secured,and when it.
was concluded a few days since it'wag = dis-
covered that abouty8 percent of the ‘casas *
be had handled under the act of June 27,
1890. were.secured through the; filing of
false declarations. :
stood when it i8 stated that 166 cases were
granted and that everyone of them carried
arrears.
$100,000. Drewry used t
R. A. Richardson, whose office he shared.
Richardson is said to have been ignorant of
the use to which his seal had been put, and
forging the notary’s name and seal.
York for the review have left on
assigned to them.
weeks will witness the departure of most
of the other vessels, although the Russians
may stay a month. On TVednesday the
fleet of Columbus relics, the caravels, start-
ed for Chicago by way of the St. Lawrence
river.
by the American cruiser Chicago, and tka
Nina will be towed by the Bennington. The
Santa Maria will sail under her own canvas. GAT
—
LATER NEWS WAIFS,
DISAETERS, ACCIDENTS AND PATALITTES
At New Rochelle, N. Y., Matthew O’Brien
was burned to death, and William Whalen
80 severely burned that he will probably
die, in the destruction by fire of a boarding
house in which they lived. Arson is
charged.
Near Oswego, N. Y., Willis Scully and
Thomas Lavere, 3-year-old boys. entered
the barn at the former's home and locked
the door. It is supposed they started a bon-
fire, as the barn was soon afire. Both per-
ish2d before they could be released.
At Eau Claire, Wis.. Frank Shaw, aged
24 years, was drowned. He and Frederick
Newell were trying to cross the Chippewa.
They got out of the ‘track with the buggy
and it overturned and both were thrown
out. Shaw was unable toswim and was
drowned. :
A boat containing Michael Sheenan and
three children was capsized in the bay at
Boston, Mass,, and two of the children were
drowned. They were Maggie and Rosa
Sheenan, aged 4 and 6 respectively.
A Cotton Belt passenger train was wreck-
ed by spreading rails near Smithton Mo.
Engineer King and Fireman Smith were
killed.
The sloop Stormy Fetrel is reported to be
capsized off Kettle Island, near Manchester,
Mass. Five men were seen in the rigging,
but the storm was so violent that it was im-
possible to reach them,
E ii
. FINANCIAL. 1
The bank at Santa Clara, California, has
been forced to close its doors, owing tothe
discovery being made that it is short in its
funds about $200,000. This was occasioned
by the mining stock speculations of the
cashier and vice president.
At Kissinmee, Fla, the Kissinmee City
bank suspended. Assets, $100,000; liabili-
ties, $75,000. Slow collections and tight-
ness of money forced an assignment.
At Chicago, word has been received of
the suspension of the Citizens’ State bank
at Churabusco, Ind.; capital $25,000, depos-
its $30,000. Also news of the suspension
of the Citizens Bank at Kempton, Ind,
They were branches of the Columbia
National Chicago.
CRIMES AND PENALTIES,
A#¥ Chester, 8. C., John Brannon, alias
Joe Williams was hanged for the murder of
Stephen Kearney, an aged and infirm white
citizen of that city, on August 31st, Bran.
non made a full confession of his guilt and
expressed regret.
Jim Rencher, the murderer of R. H.
Haviston of Havistons station, Ala.,, was
hanged at Eataw, Ala. . :
At Wilmington, Del., Sheriff Gould
whipped eight convicts, one of whom was
colored. Almost within sight of the jail
yard, Patrick Raney was murderousiy
assaulted by unknown men. He is lying
in Delaware hospital dying with a crashed
skull, ~
Judge White at Pittsburg, Pa., sentenced
William Newton, convicted of manslaught-
er for the killing of William Cousins, to
nine years in the penitentiary.
WASHINGTON, :
A comparative statement of the total
values of the exports of breadstuffs for the
month ended April 30, $12,621,155, shows a
decrease of $6,500 from the corresponding
period of 1892. For the four months ended
April 30 $53,028,335, a decrease of $44,000,000
from the same period of last year. For the
10 months ended April 30, $157,653,913, a
decrease of $95,000,000 from the correspond-
ing period of 1892,
FOREIGN,
At Durango, Mex., during the Maximil
ian holiday celebration Mexicans were pa-
rading the streets committing depredations
of a serious character, When the police” at-
tempted to suppress the lawlessness, the
mob fired upon the officers. The police re
turned the fire, killing five. One officer
was killed. .
reg
: PERSONAL, .
- Robert T. Lincoln, ex-Minister to Eng-
land, arrived at New York Saturday. He
will again take up his residence at Chicago
and resume his practice of law.
A Sefton
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MISCELLANEGUS,
Wesley C. Rippey will be retried for as-
sault with intent to kill John W. Mackay,
of San Francisco. The jury was unable to
agree and was dischgrged. A second trial
will occur in June. i
A GIGANTIC PENSION FRAUD. -
A Norfolk Lawyer.Who Has Been Steal-
4 ing Large Sums, Arrested.
The pension department at Washington
believes it has unearthed stupendous “pen-
sion frauds. An attorney of Norfolk, Va.
W. R. Drewry, is under arrest, charged ‘with
Qaeer Chinese Customs.
In full mourning among the Chi-
nese the black strands of the queue
are replaced by white ones and in
second. mourning by light blue or
green. It is an unpardonable breach
of etiquette for an inferior to enter
the presence of a superior with his
pig-tail wound round his neck or
head, and the g1_atest insult one
man can offer another is to pull his
pig-tail. It seems very odd to see
sailors on ship or in barracks comb-
ing each other’s tresses, or coolies at
the street corners performing the
1ame friendly office. Custom forbids
L man to wear a beard and mustache
antil he becomes a gronifather.
An Old Chureca, i
The oldest church existing in the
United States is situated near Smith-
fleld, Va. It was built in the reign
of Charles I., between the years 1630
and 1635, the brick, lime and timber
being imported from England. The
timber is English oak, and was
framed in England. It is a brick
structure, erected in the most sub-
stantial manper. The mortar has
become so bardened that it will
strike fire in collision with steel.
M. L. Thompson & Co., Druggists, Couders.
port, : a., say Hall's Catarrh Cure is the best
and only sure cure for catarrh they ever sold.
Druggists sell it, 5c.
The French leads the world in the pro-
luction of pansies.
Beecham's Pills cure indigestion and constis
pation. Beecham’s—no othors. 5 cf box.
The Chinese hand is srrall, slim and with
iquare phalanges. 20
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Just a little
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Just a little
BURN
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Just a little
COST
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A PROMPT ‘AND PERMANENT CURE
Years of Comfort against Years
of Pain for
JUST A LITTLE.
« copy of the “Official Portfolio of the
World's Columbian Exposition,” descriptive
of Buildings and grounds, beautifully illas-
trated in water color effects, will be sent to
any address upon receipt of 1t in postage
Stamps by THE CHARLES A. VOGELER Co.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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sceuring fraudulent pension claims by the
wholesale, using as his instrunients in many
cases colored men and women who could
About three months ago Secretary Noble:
pped from t : png
rolls that Drewry had secured, and latér-on
When the
Theextent of the frauds can be under-
The steals will [igbably aggregate
¢ seal of a notary,
Roo™
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An agreeable TONIC,
Bold by Dru 0c.
2 $100 por mack Oy mall 250.
KO NO Zina
) QURIEIES
SRE. 15100 FATE NAN .
URES CONSTIPATION
. INDIGESTION DIZZINESS:
Eruptions ON THE SKIN.
EAUTIFIES <CoMPLEXION.
1 ¥50. Fon ASE IB WILL-NOT CURE.
Taxative and NEgvE
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rewry has already been convicted of
The Great Bhips Have Departed.
The English vessels that came to New
trips
The next two or three
1
Treated free.
Positively CURED
1 with Vegetable
L Remedies. Have
: cured many thou.
sand
hopeless. From first dose s;
pb a
of of miraculous cu ent FREE.
JER BATS TREATMENT FURKISHED FRE mai
cases pro-
s rapidly disappear,
ays at least two-thirds o symptoms are remgved.
testimonials sen
The Pinto will be towed to Quebec
MAILED at
- once to the
Golden Novelty Co., 578 Broadway, New York,
pays for the Golden Prize Stationery Pack
—8ix sheets note paper, six envelopes, one lead
pend], and one magnificent piece of Jewelry.
END Fox Tims +o AGENTS
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—AT1 Marqueite, Mich., ten girls were
healthy flesh.
Prepared by Scott & Bewne, Chemists,
New York. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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xpelled for insubordination from Mar-
uette high school. They went to a dance
05s WILL SAVE $05 IN DRS BILLS-
+ Much suffering, perhaps life. # It buys
© best prescriptions for the cure of CHOLERA
TARRBH, Wa KOMATISM, KIDNEY DIS.
PILES. Send 25c. for the five, to
Genesee Pharmacy, Rochester, N. Y. c
gainst the order of the faculty.
PUM ine HN Cain ls
Be Oo DRY TE
0 BR. J. 5TEFHENS, Lebanon Ohio
ond, wages paid all classes of
working by the ton for the period of one
year; fourth, average earnings per day of
the best 100 men in each field based on the
number of days worked during the year,
designating room men and entry men, 10
per cent of the 100 men to be entry men and
80 designated. and their earnings to be
seperately stated; fifth, average proportion
of small coal made and marketed in each
istrict,
quiry shall be the mining year from May 1,
¥
Y.
mittee
conduct its
1843, and October 1, 1893, and at the close
of the investigation shall print a full and
complete report, without recommendatson,
of the facts obtained. of which copies shall
be furnished voth operators and miners of
the state; the expense of said committee to
be borne equally by operators and miners,
vresident and W. C,
Ohio Mine-workers, and John McBride.
president of the National Iron-workers, on
the part of the miners, and by J. 8. Morton,
Thomas Johnson,
Johnson on the part of the operators.
the land side there were triple walls, guard-
ed by towers so large the basement of each
MANY SMALL BANKS GO UNDER.
re et
The Failure of the Columbia Nationa)
Bank of Chicago had a Far-Reaching
Effect. Most of the Suspended In-
stitutions in Country Towns
Where the Farmer Will Be
! the Loser.
ferme
The officials of the Capitol National Bank
{ndianapolis, Ind.. which closed its doors
Friday say they will be able to resume bus-
iness within a few days providing the
Chemical National Bank, of Chicago, is
able to open its doors.
‘The failure of the Columbian National
Bank, of Chicago caused banking institu-
‘ions throughout Indiana to close their
doors Friday. Most of them are small con-
serng, and the majority of their stock was
owned by Dwiggins & Starbuck, of the
Columbia National. Their capital stock
ranged from $20,000 to $50,000. The Colum-
bia National controlled about 27 banks in
this State and more failures are anticipated
The failures were: the Commercial State
Bank, of Russiaville; Bank at Dunkirk;
Farmers’, of Greentown; Commercial Bank
of Morristown; Comercial Bank, of Wal-
kerton; Bank of Greenwood, of Greenwood;
Farmers' and Merchants’, of Geneva. The
failure at Dunkirk was the heaviest. The
liabilities are $700,000 and the assets are
reported about two-thirds that amount.
The Indianapolis banks claim to .be not
affected by these failures. !
FAILURES IN OTIIER STATES.
CHARLEVOIX, MicH.—W. P. Brown & Co.,
bankers, doing business under the name of
the Bank of Charlevoix, have made an
assignment.
Torepo, O.—The Ottawa County Bank at
Elmore, a branch of the Chicago Columbia,
has clo-ed its doors.
NvoY, O.—The Farmers Bank of Con-
voy, O.. closed its doors, caused by its rela-
tions with the Columbia National ,Bank of
Chicago.
Pawraw, Mice —Great excitement pre-
vails at Lawton. The managers of a local
bank there did not open up the institution
Friday morning, having left town the pre-
vious night. Citizens have some $18.000
deposited in the bank and are taking legal
steps in the hope of realizing something.
ICHLAND, MicH.—The Union Bank, a
branch of the ColumbiaNational,of Chicago
is closed. The cashier says that the deposit-
ors will be paid in full.
GRAND RAPIDS, MicH.—The private bank-
ing institution of Paris & Nove, at Rock-
ford, Kent county, closed its doors. upon
order of the proprietors who live at Indian-
apolis.The bank did a lively business among
the farmers.
EpwarpsBurG, Mica—The Citizen's Bank,
of this place, closed its doors. About §25,-
000 of local deposits together with township
and school funds are affected, It was a
branch of the Chicago Columbia. A
CivciyNaTi, O.—The private banking firm
of Dwiggins, Starbuck & Co.. of Williams-
burg. O., has failed. About $8,000 is doe
the Williamsburg bank by the Columbia. of
Chicago, all of which it is thought will be
lost. The postmaster at Williamsburg or-
dered the arrest of Lawrence P. d, e
pert accountant, who had started for Cincin-
nati. Good was taken in custody on his
arrival bere. He is charged with embezzle-
ment. 3
Ortawa, Inn.—Richard J. Hornick, bank-
er, merchant and speculator. of Grand
Ridge, made an assignment, The cause is
given asa run on his bank, cansed by the
financial entanglement of his brother and
backer, John Hornick, of Sioux City, Ia.
OTHER THAN BANK FAILURFS.
TrexnTON, N. J.—Colonel A. .R. Kuser,
rincipal stockholder and creditor of the
ygerian Ice Company applied for the
appointment of a receiver for that'‘company
The total liabilities are said to be $150,000
and the assets about the same.
Mirwaukee, Wis.—The big house furnish-
ing house of Frank A. Lappen & Co., ana
the Lappen Furniture Company, are in
financial straits. Judgments were entered
by the Wisconsin National Bank for $44.-
, and by A. Landauer & Co. for $10 000:
The Piankinton Bank has filed aa attach-
ment for $219,000. The sheriff is in posses-
sion.
PARKERSBURG, W. VA.—J. 8. Sorrell, for
ears one of the largest pork packers in
West Virginia, but recently in the meat
and grocery business, made an assignment
to W. F. Atkinson. The liabilities are
several times the asssets, Cincinnatia
Pitsburg, Baltimore and Philadelphia
parties are caught. The Citizens’ National
Bank, of this city is a Jarge creditor.
LouisviLiLE, KY.—The wholesale whiskey
firm of W. H. Thomas & Sons suspended
payment, The different bankers with
which the firm has done business place the
excees of assets over liabilities at from $150.
GUO to $400,000, .
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OHIO STRIKE OVER.
Last Year’s Scale Accepted, and " Statis-
tics to be Gotten on Work and Wages.
The miners’ delegates and the operators
of Ohio, in session at Columbus, O., signed
the following agreement:
*‘This agreement, entered into this 11th
day of May. 1893, by and between the oper-
ators and miners of Ohio, is that the scale
of prices paid in all parts of the state from
May 1. 1892, to May 1, 1893, shall be paid in
the several districts of said state from May
1. 1893, to May 1, 1894, and the same condi-
tions in the several districts of said state
prevailing from May 1. 1892, to May 1, 1893,
shall continue from May 1, 1893, to May 1,
1894; that a general committee for the state
consisting of tv;o operators and two miners,
to co-operate with and be assisted by local
committees to consist of two other opera-
tors and two miners of each district, the
whole to constitute a hoard of investigation,
be appointed to inquire into the cost of
production and other matter in each district
as defined and specified in this agreement,
viz:
First, cost of placing lump coal free on
board cars, and the details of said cost; sec
day labor;
third, average earning capacity of men
That the period for examination and in-
92 to May, 93:
that the com-
herein
provided for sha)
inquiry between June 1},
The report is signed by John
Nugent,
Pearce,
secretary of
D. Turney and R. H.
~CARTHAGE was forty-five miles in cir-
amference, situated on a peninsula. On
contained stalls for 272 alsphants,
A LONG LIST OF FAILURES |
Good, ex- |
Punctnal Men.
Dr. John Hall and Dr. Howard Cros-
by are noted for their punctuality.
Crowded as they are with engagements
and meetings, they ar= never ldte, but
generally have to wait for their more
leisurely brethren in the ministry. Said
one of them the other day: “If 1 had
to attend a fuueral on Monday and was
fifteen minutes late, and on Tuesday
was ten minutes late at a wedding, to
the dismay of all the party, and on
Wednesday should be late where I was
to lecture, and keep my prayer-meeting
waiting on Thursday, and so on until
Sunday, what would my people think
of me if Ishould tell them that my
failures to keep my engagements had
been caused by a disordered watch?”
An excellent lesson was enforced by
this practical illustration.—New York
Pribune.
WHEN a man has been sick, ana
begins to look better, vou will find
that he has not been taking any med-
icine lately.
When Traveling
Whether on pleasure bent. or business take on
every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts
most pleasantly and effectively on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. Forsalein cents
and $1 bottles by all leading druggists.
Nashville, 111, has a neckless mule, which
eats lying down.
A Complete Newspaper For One Mane,
Thc Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph is sold by
all News Agents and delivered by Carriers .
everywhere, for One Cent a copy or Siz Cents a
week. It contains daily, the news of the
world, receiving as it does, the reports of both
the Arsociated Press and the United Press. No
other paper which sells for One Cent receives
both of these reports. Its Sporting, Financial,
Fashion, and Household Departments are un-
equaled. Order it from your News Agent.
The word ‘pen’ means a feather and is
from the Latin Penna, a wing.
fore throat cured atonce by Hatch’s Univers
sal Cough Syrup. 25 cents at druggists.
America has 3,000,000 bachelors,
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp~
son’s Eye-water. Druggistssell at 25¢ per bottles
have’ further demonstrated
food unwholescme.
CUTTS TAT TVS Te J TSS We ee he he se oe
TRICE IE TISTIST IS IG INTIS TT TT TT TTT Tl Tu
Housekeepers
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The Government Chemists, after having analyzed
all the principal brands of baking powder in the
market, in their reports placed the “Royal” at the
head of the list for strength, purity and wholesome-
ness; and thousands of tests all over the country
are, in every respect, unrivaled.
Avoid all baking powders sold with a gift or prize,
or at a lower price than the Royal, as they invariably
contain alum, lime cr sulphuric acid, and render the
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