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tn a elaw of beer, a oup of coffee or lea, or in food,
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Mrs,' Millor Claimed to Htwa Boon Mur
dered in Her Own House.
The Ilctcctlvo Ontns nn Acfrunlntnnoo
With the Dead Woman's Sister, anil, Af
ter I'ajlng Cunslderabln Attention to
DHcr, Hncttrcs a Coufi'sslon Tho State
ment to Io Used for a New Trial.
Then-ton, N. J., Sep. 18. After M fair
and Impartial n trial ns a highly Intelli
gent court of justlco could provldo
Frauds Lingo, n negro, was somo ttmd
ago convicted of the brutal murder' of
'Mrs. Miller, and Is still locked up.
'."'Nojrlt'. appears that'ho told tho truth
when ho declared his Innoccnco of the
crime,
Henry Cnmpqell, a dotectlvo of Phil
adelphia, has mado an aflldavlt in which
he claims to have received a confession
that tho Miller murder was committed
In Mrs. Miller's own homo. That was
the theory bat Up ' by tho defence last
spring.
The evidence may ,bo' taken before
Master in Chancery Gobrgo A. Vroon on
,nn order of the court for presentation to
tho Supreme' Court, In support of tho
motion for a new trial, which is to bo
dlsp6sed of af the November term.
The trial of Lingo was scarcely over
beforo his counsel meyod their efforts
in behalf of tho negro. Dotectlvo Camp
bell was employed and his first move
was to form tho acquaintanceship of
Mary Collins' relatives In Philadelphia.
That accomplished, he was Introduced
into John Miller's housohold, of which
Miss Collins was a member.
Since the tragedy Campbell has been
much in Miss Collins' company. He has
taken, her to tho theatre and to dances
and has had her out carriage riding.
According to Campbell's "nflldnvlt.Mlssj
Collins told him tho whole story, of tho
murder'of her sister. . She said that Mrs.
Millor reached home that afternoon,
went upstairs and was followed by her
husband. Tile two qitarrellod about
something, and Miss Collins heard her
sister cry outr "Obi ohl" Miss Collins,
according to Campbell's aflldavlt, ran to
tho stairway and asked:
"What is the matter f"
John Miller answered;
"You keep away, or you'll get some,
too,"
Sometlmo afterward Miller came down
italrs, completely unnerved, and saidt
"I've killed her."
Tho affidavit goes on to say that
Miller and Mary Collins started then to
carry the body out for concealment In a
haystack, back of the barn, but that Miss
Collins's heart failed her. She sat at tho
window watching until dark, pwhen
Miller got his brother Henry to assist in
carrying tho body out. It was dressed
and tho men started for the haystack,
the intention being to let it remain there
for a few days.
Outsldo tho house, however, It 'was de
cided to take the body into tho bush lot
in a wagon. The throat was cut at tho
t suggestion of Miller's brother, who, ac
cording to the aflldavlt,' said it would
then look like a ''nigger job."
ENGLAND AITIIII HAWAII.
President Harrison Ilccomos Interested
When NotlHed or the facts.
Washington, Sop. 18. Cc'lso Calsei
Marono, a well-known Italian-American
residing hero and acting as the ngent In
this country of tho National party of
Hawaii, corresponding to tho Chilian
Congrossloualtsts, has just laid beforo
tho Prosidcnt a lettor thnt ho recently re
ceived from a correspondent In Honolulu,
asserting, in the most positive terms.
that England is now planning to take
possession of the kingdom. The writer
said that some action on tho part of tho
United states is necessary, that tho
Queen is favorable to tho British inter
ests, and ready to countenanco tho movo
when made.
Tho President was interested by tho
letter and asked Mr. .Mnreno to commu
nicate with Secretary Dlatno.
Labrador' Sea Harvest
Dostok, Sep. 18. A special from St,
John, N. H., says; The bank fishing this
year will not wind up well. Several ves
sels of late have been making poor trips
Tho shore fishing, on tho whole, has been
good, and the Labrador fishery the best
for many years. Had tho populaoe of
Labrador recovered from the opidomlo o f
grip in time to take advantage of tho
plentltudo of fish tho catch would havo
been unprecedented. The sea harvest
this year, on the whole, will be very good.
Groat llrltaln aud Out Tatr.
Wasiunqton, Sep. 18. The Depart
ment of State has been officially notified
that a Koyal Commission has been np
pointed by the British government to ob
tain and distribute full ' Information by
which products of the manufacturing
and agricultural industries, and of the
tlno arts of Great Britain and her depend encies
may bo procured and forwarded to
tho world's l air at Chicago.
lianquet to Trealdent Warfteld.
Eastow, Pa., Sep. 18. E. D. Warfleld,
the new president of Lafayette College,
was tendered a banquet and reception by
the peoplo of this city and vicinity last
ovenlng, which was attended by the lead
ing citizens. Covers were laid for 150 at
the banquet, which was presided over by
lion. Kouert K, James,
Death From the Fumes of Mur'atlo Acid,
Chicago, Sop. 18. By tho breaking of
a bottle of muriatic acid in tlto Ander
son Printing Company's establishment.
Mullins, an emoloye, died from inhaling
tho pungent fumes and five firemen who
entered the building are now in the
hospital with Inflammation of the lung.
They will recover.
Vera Al a to Kilter a Museum.
Cincinnati, O., Sop, 18. Vera Ava
has closed an engagement with u dtmo
museum to appear on exhibition in their
nans auu tell visitors about her auduc
tion.
Government Hands Itodeeiuoil.
Washington, Sop. 18. At the close of
business last ovonlug tho Treasury l)e
partment had redeemed $1,2 13,050 4 1-3
per cent, bonds autt extended $'.4,U1U,4(X).
ABSOLUTS
IlalmAcoda's Silver Safe.
London, Sep. la The Chlllnn silvei
brought from Montevideo; consigned by
ox-President Balmaceda to war materia)
manufacturing firms, has just been dc
livered at the llnnk of England. There
It must remain until the legal questions
involvod have been dlsposed'of.
M. llouvlur Married.
Tl.nTa Cu. 1D T T......t 1, 1-,-.--
oi r innnce, was married yesterday ta.
Marguerite I'omntorul, widow of Dr.
uuyet.
PM Col. II. Clar Kins Must H mi jr.
MEMrms, Sep. Id. Unless the Su
preme court shall interfere in his behalf
Uol. li. Ulay King win bo hanged here
on Nov. 0 for tho murder of David H.
Post on on March 10 last.
A Railroad Ord'lnnlioe Tabled.
PrtoviDENCE, R, I., Sop. 18. The or
dinance providing for the endorsement of
the bonds of the 1'rovldouco nnd ejrlng
ficld Railroad was tabled by the Board
of Aldermen by n vote of 4 to 8.
Kcqnomy of ttio Attorney-General.
era! Miller says his annual report would
snow a reuuciiou ul o per cent, in wit
ness iocs expenses.
Did Your Baby dry All Last Nlftht?
Pity If he did, lor it woakens him bo; then,
too, itcan be. prevented, if you will call on
J. M. Uillan nd C. J. McCarthy, the
drujjgUts, I'or a frco esmple of Dr. Hand's
Colio Cure Bdby will Instantly be re
lieved. .
TTflt Tl-nlpr flranlr hafnfn ta.l tlmn
lias sleep. wooing properties.
Miles' Korvo ana Liver Pills
Act on a new nrlnclnle reoiilnHni? (he
1 Ivor, Homach and bowels through the nervtt
A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily
cute lilllousnexs, bad taste, torpid liver, plies,
constipation. LTneoualed lor men- women.
children. Hmalltst, mlldest.surestl ovidoscs,
25cts. Samples free, at O. II. Hagenbuch's
iiru mure.
The sour Urout perfume nlieatlv
sceutg the ulr of our markets.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will von heed the warning? The tdtrnnl ner.
naps of the sure approach of that more ter
rible disease. Conbumntlou: Ask vmircalveq
If you can afford for the sake of saving 6U
cents, to run the risk and do nothing fur 11.
Wo know froin experience that Hhlloh's Cure
win uure jour uougu. xi. never laus. This
explains why more than a Million llottles
were sold the nasi year. It relieves f'ruun
and Whopplne Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame Back, Hide or
Chest, uioHlilloh'8 Porous Plaster. Hold by
O. II. llagenbncb, N, IS. corner Main and
uioyu streets.
October will Improve, the matri
monial market.
Rocky Mountain Ouro.
The druggists claim that people call
la(ly for tho now euro for constipation and
dek headache, discovered by Dr. .Silas
Lane whilo in tho Kocky Mountains. It is
aid to bo Oregon grape root;, (a great
remody in the far West for thoso com
plaints) combined with simple horbs, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling water
to draw out tho strongth. It sells at 60
:imts a package and Is called Lano's
B'amily Medicine
The healers will soon be placed in
position.
Shlloh's Consumption Ouro.
This Is beyond question the most suc
cesstul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
a lew doses Invariably cure the worst cases ol
Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its won
derful success In the cure or Consumption is
without a parallel In the history of medicine,
dlnce It's first discovery it has been sold on a
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
cau staua. xi you uave a uouen we earnestly
uk you to try It. Price 10 cents. SO cents, and
(1.10. If your Lungs are sore. Chest or Hack
lame, use Khlloh's Porous Plaster. Bold by
U. II. llagenbuch, N. K. corner Main and
Lloyd streets,
The birds tiro migrating southward.
Will Bo Given Away.
Our cnternrlslnedrueelst C. II Hneenbuch
whooitrles the finest stock of drugs, pet
turneries, tolletartlcles, brushes, sponges, eto ,
Is giving away a large number of trial bottles
of Dr. Miles' celebrated Restorative Nervine,
lie guarantees It to cure headache, dizziness,
nervous prostration, sleeplessne", Hie 111
ed'ectsof splilU, lubacco, cofloe, eto, Druf-
gists sey ii, is mo grrmcsb seuer luey evei
knew, aud Is uulvenally satisfactory. They
also guarantee Dr. Miles1 New Heart Cure In
all cases of nrvoui or organlo heart disease,
palpitation, pain In side, Etnoth"rlu7, elc.
Pine book ou "Nervous and Heart Diseases"
free.
Autumn fruits ripening.
Tho Greatest Strike.
Among the great strikes that of Dr. Miles
In discovering his New Heart Cure has
proven Hself to be one of tbe most Important.
The demand for It has become astonishing.
Already the treatment ot heart disease Is be
ing revolutionized, uod mauy uuoiptoled
cures eil"cted. It soon relieves short breath,
Ouiterlng, rains In side, arm, shoulder, weak
and hungry spells, oppression, swelling of
anales. smothering aud heart dropsy. Dr.
Miles' book ou Heart and Nervous Diseases,
free, 'f he uurqualed New Heart Cure Is sold
an guaranteed byC. H. Hasonbuch,tbedrug
glu, uleo his ltestorailve Nervine for head
ache, fl's, sprees, hot flashes, nervous ciiillv,
opium habit, elc.
The fall style of stoves carries a
large nmouutof nickel work.
Hold It to tho Light.
Tho man who tells you confidentially
st what will cure your cold Is proscribing
Kemp's Balsam this year, In tho prep
aration of this remarkable medicine for
sourIis and colds no oxponso Is spared to
uombino only tho best and purest ingredi
ents. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Balsam to
'.ho light and look through It; notice the
bright, clear look; then compare with
ithir remedies. Price 60c, and ?1
EQf PURE
PIIOTKSTANT ?IAItltIAOES I1INDINO.
Ilia Church of Home Itrfnupn Wllllntu
. Grant an Icelealuitloul Dlvoroe.
IlAliTFOHD, Conn., Sop. la Advlcci
hnvo bocn received horo of a very import
lint decision, delivered In Home, Aug. 10,
In tho famous matrimonial controversy
Which has been In tho courts of the
Roman Catholic Church for four yoars.
William Grant of Uridgoport separated
from his wife and a divorce was secured
in the courts of this Stato. The couplo
had been married by Methodist minis
ter, but, subsequently, Grant joined the
Church of Homo, to which his wlfo be
longed. Ho applied for au ecclesiastical
dlvorco, claiming that a Methodist mar
riago was not recognlied by tho Church.
In 1887, nfter a careful hearing, tho
board, prostded ovor by tho Very Rev.
James Hughes, V. Q., of this city, de
clared tho marriage valid. Grant ap
pealed to tho Archeplscopal tribunal In
Boston, and there the Hartford decision
wns reversed and it was declared no mar
riage. Tho question was then appealed
finally to Rome, and now the highest au
thority declares tho marriage binding,
and the divorce is refused.
The'caso has attracted much attention
in Roman Catholic circles. Oraut has
been for some years living with a second
wifo.
DICCISION HISVKRSIiU.
Tho Clnrk Thread Company Conies Out
Ahead In a Long I'endlnff Sult
Trenton, N. J., Sep. 18. An im
portant order has Just been signed by
Judge E. T. Green in the United States
Court, which dismisses the big suit
brought by tho Wllllmantlc Linen
Company against tho Clark thread works
for Infringements of patents on tho pro
cess ot winding thread on spools.
The suit has been pending for many
years. The late Judge Nixon, on July 20,
loot), rendered an opinion which adjudged
the Claks guilty of infringement and
ordered nn execution to tho nmount of
$169,035.21. The case was appealed to
the United States Supremo Court, whero
Judge Nixon, for tho first time in his
judicial career, sullered it reversal, iho
Supremo Court Issued a decreo dismiss
ing the bill of the Wllllmantlc Company,
and putting tho costs, $2,788.70, on
them. '
HANK PIinSIDKNTS IIKAHD.
Legislative Intefttlgntlon of the Alrulrs of
Pennsylvania's Treasury.
Philadelphia, Sop. 18. Tho Legis
lative Committee appointed to investi
gate tho affairs of tho Stato Treasurer's
office heard testimony from tho presi
dents of three banks that are Stato do- '
posltorles, to tho oflect thnt no one had
ever received any gain or profit by reason
of the deposits or had any campaign its- I
sossments ovor beon paid by the banks. ;
District-Attornoy Graham will appear
before tho commlttco in Hnrrisburg to
morrow and bring with him tho corre
spondence between Auditor-General Mo
Camant and ex-City Treasurer Bardsley.
Must Cense lluslnoss In Massachusetts.
Boston, Sep. 18. Tho No Interest
Building and Loan Company of Nnshua,
N. H, and tho United States Savings
Loan and Building Company of St. Paul,
Minn., hnve been notified by the Savings
Bank Commissioners to refrain from
transacting furthor business in Massa
chusetts until tho law Is complied with
and tho permission ot the board is
granted thom to resume. The Commis
sioners claim that thoso concerns are
conducted in violation of tho Stato law.
Crowds at the llurllugton Fair.
Mount Holly, N. J., Sep. 18. Crowds
of visitors are In attendance at the Bur
lington County Fair, and Bpecial excur
sion trains hare arrived from tho upper
part of the State and from Philadelphia.
Yesterday was visitors' day, when the
invited guests, who are usually promi
nent politicians of the State, aro enter
tained by tho managers of the fair. Gun.
E. Burd Grubb, United States Minister to
Spain, come and with him a delegation
of Camden men.
For a nig Cocking Main,
Wasiiinoton, Sep. 18. Arrangements
have been completed for an interstate
cocking main, between California and
Maryland for $8,000, and ftOO each bat
tle. The contracting parties nro An
thony Greene of Sncrnmento, Cal., and
A. B. Suit of Sitltlnnd, Mil., both promi
nent breeders of game fowl. Tho main
is to bo fought lu Now York or Now Jer
sey on Sent. 7, 1892.
Skipped Out With Horrowed Money.
Lynx, Mass., Sop. 18. It now tran
spires thnt N. E. Wright, who fled the
city on Tuesday last, has taken with him
a considerable nmount of money which
he had contrived to borrow from his
friends, on tho pretence that he Intended
to uso It in his shoe business. Some ot tho
funds ho has taken with him belonged to
the United Endowment Order.
Hie ManliiQO Annulled.
Ciiicaoo, Sep. 18. It is just learned
that the marriage of F. Lee Bust, son of
a wealthy lumberman, to Miss Gertrude
Pottor, daughter of a wealthy bank
president, last Juno, was lato yesterday
afternoon annulled by Judge llorton on
tho ground thnt Mr. Rust is under ago.
and therefore lncapablo ot contracting a
legal marriage.
Acquitted of tho Charge of Murder.
HAItwoiiD, Conu,, Sep. 18. Stova
Daley, tho instructor lu gymnastics at
Trinity College, who has been on trial
for manslaughter for killing John Mc
Carthy, one ot a gang ot roughs who hod
created a dlsturbansa in the oollego
grounds, was aoqulttod last evening,
Tho verdict wns received with opplause.
Some men sleep well because they
have good consciences und otheissltep
Just as wel) because they haven't Miy
uouetieuce at an.
It Would Take Very Little to Ealee a
Sorlous Conflict.
Trm French Leaders Very Soro Over the
Manner In Which They Have lleon
Treated lly the Kngllih 1'nrtyA How
Hetween Llcut.-Governor Anixors und
Merclcr--Tho Liberals Indignant.
Montkeal, Sep. 18. The Provlnco of
Quebec Is In the midst of one ot the most
important political crisis thnt hn9 taken
place In many years. So acute Is the po-
lltical situation that n report was re
, eelved hero this morning from Quobeo
thnt the Government may resign to-day,
' in which caso a political agitation of the
i utmost importance will be precipitated.
The crisis la tho outoomo of a conflict
of nuthorlty between LIeut.-Gov. Angors,
, the representative of the crown, and Mr.
Morcier, tho head of tho Quebec govern
ment. Mr. Merclor Is charged with bo
lng implicated In the Halo do? Chalcurs
Baandal, which was recently unearthed
at Ottawa, whore it was shown that
his chief political agent, Pacaud, had
Bwindled tho Treasury of Quoboc out of
$100,000 which whs devoted to paying
tho debts of Mr. Morcier aud other min
isters. Llout.-Gov. Angers thereupon cnlled
upon Mr. Morcier for explanations, and
insisted upon tho appointment of a royal
commission consisting of throe judges to
hold nn investigation.
Ho also transmitted tho correspondence
that passed between htm nnd tho head of
the government to the Governor-Genornlj
nnd, contrary to all precedent, this has
been laid beforo tho Dominion Parlia
ment and made public.
Publication of the correspondence has
created a great sensation. The Liberals
are Indignant and say that such a pro
ceeding Is contrary to all constitutional
usage. The French Liberals aro highly
indignant, as they say that tho action Is
direct attack on tho autonomy ot the
provinces.
The greatest excitement prevails hero
over tho situation, nnd everyone Is wait
ing nnxlously to see what the Quobec
government will do. Mr. Morcier, it is
understood, will refuso to comply with
the demands of tho Lleutennnt-Govornor,
and will forco the latter to dismiss tho
Ministry, In which caso a direct conflict
will arise between tho Crown and tbo
representatives of the people.
The conflict may have far-reaching
consequences, as tho French leaders feel
very soro over the manner in which they
are bolng treated by tho English party,
and It would take very llttlo to raise a
serious coutllct.
ni! FOOLED WITH A GUN.
One Man Hilled uud Another Wonndedlly
a Connecticut Soldier.
Willimantic, Conn, Sop. 18. Lost
ovenlng a fatal accident occurrod hero by
which Richard Babbington, aged 25, was
instantly killed nnd Win. Mnlono, 24,
was fatally shot by John Peterson. Dur
ing tho nftomoon tho members of Com
pany G, Putnam, nnd Company E,
Wllllmantlc, Third Regiment, C. N. G
held a practice shoot lu uniform ut the
range.
Shortly before 5 o'clock John Peterson
of Company G picked up a rlllo and
pointed it at dllTerent members of both
companies. He wus told to put It down
bu,t refused, saying It was not loaded.
He pointed It nt Babbington, n privatoln
his company, and pulled the trigger. A
report followed and the next instnnt
Babbington and William Malono of Com
pany E were seen to throw up their hands
nnd fall forward. A number of their
companions rushed toward them and
picked them up. Babbington wits dead,
while Malono was gasping.
Malono, It was found, was badly
wounded. The bullet, a . 18 caliber, had
passed through Babbtngton's hoart
and out at his back, and struck Malone,
who stood ten puces In the rear of him,
in the right side, making an ugly
wound, which, It Is thought, will provu
fatal. He also was shot through and
through, the bullet being found lu a
board fence thirty paces to tho rear.
Both mon wore very popular
Peterson was immediately placed un
der arrest and Is in tho lockup. Ha
claims that he did not knqw the gun
was loaded. Tho companies desisted
from target practice and marched back,
to Wlllimautio, bearing tho dead and
wound man, with uiufllcd drums and re
versed arms.
Till! ltlXliNT SPANISH FLOODS.
A Hcnewal of the Storms The List ol
Dead Increasing.
Madrid, Sep. 18. It la estimated by
tho municipal authorities of Almelra,
capital ot tho province of that name, thai
2,000,000 pcsastaswlll boneodedto repal
the buildings aud streets damaged by the
iloods. Yesterday evening thero wns a
renewal of tho storms In the province ol
Toledo nnd much damage rosultod.
The Infanta Isabella nnd Don Francis
have each contributed 15,000 peastas to
the stricken district.
Tin number of tho dead In the flood Is
rising rapidly, as fresh investigations
are made,
Footbull at Yale.
New Haven, Sep. 18. Training hoi
begun for the football season. Thomas
L. McClung, the captain of the team, l(
on tho ground and hopes to secure good
men to take the pluces of Rhodes and
Hartwell, Practice in the field will not
be taken up until. September 20, the
first Saturday nfter the college opens,
Tho first scheduled game comes off one
week later, when Ynlo will meet tin
Crescents, of Brooklyn,
Fourth-Class Postmasters.
Wasiiinoton, Sep. 18, Kourth-clasi
postmasters have just been nppolntod Id
New York Slato as follows: J. P.
Walker, at Cascule; W. H. Reynolds, at
Devereux Station, uud D. French, jr., nt
Trenton.
Sec. Itlaiue's Departure Delayed.
UAH lUnuoit, Me , .ep. 18. It was tin
intention of Secretary Blaine to loavo
for Augusta ou Monday lie has now
changed his plans an 1 uill remain a fen
longer, probabiy till Thursday.
. took at ray old chip bmket, fon't It a Iwsiutj 7
I hare foot flninlieil punt in tt with
" A 10c. BOTTLE
ttlH dd half a ilorea baskets.
WOLFF It RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
n It -It O N bosut in other tblnee bealdes Uulrta.
it makes A white elaeft Taw any color cni de
sire to match. It ohanRSH a pins table t
walDUt, a caoo rocker to mahogany.
It stains, paints, lacquers. Japans.
A. J. GALLAGHElt,
Justice of the Peace,
Deeds, Leases, MhrtpngHi nnd Ponds vjritten.
marriage, neons' moo irai riuuns
pii lnpl y attended to.
Real Estate, Colkclion aud Insurcnco Agercy.
General l-'lre Insurance Business, lleprescnts
the Northwestern l.lle insurance Co.
OFFICK Muldomi' . building, corner fViitrs,
and West His., stheuaudosh, Pa.
Cood PtppertHi. a All Kinds For Sale.
1. A Iwostniy double Irnn.o dwelling honsc
storeand restaurant, nn East Centre HL
2. A dwelitngaud restaurant on Kast Centre
street.
8. Desliablo prorertyon coiner Centre and
jaruin streets, suiiauio lor uusiness pnr-
tOseB.
1. A two story double liame dwelling, on
West I.IomI stren.
5. Two 2-story Inline dwolllngs ou West Cen
tre street.
6. Two 2 story dwelling" on the corner of
uoai ana i;uestuui streets more room in
one.
7. Two-story single houo on North ( hestnnt
street with a large waiehouso nt the rear.
8. Thr ee tivo-story double frame buildings
corner oi ijioya ana iiutieit streets.
Ask my nuciils fur I,. Dnuslns Shoes.
If not for snle lu jour plnce risk our
drnler to send for cnlnlaeni-,"- secure the
auclicy, nml art litem lor sou.
er-TAiii! no simsTiTUTC. -aj
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE HONEY?
It U a stntnlc shoe, tvlth ha tucks or wax thread
to hurt tbo reot i made ot the host tine cair, Btvlteli
nnd easy, nntl tVcmi-tri hv make vtore thoen of thi
grade than any other manufacturer, It equals Imnd
newf a aline, emtiiiit fmni to $MJU.
CC 00 (iLMiitliii tlniitl-Heu-t'ri, tho fluestcalt
Kline ever nftiTed for $VU0j euuuls 1-micU
Imported shoes hieli eoat from S1.(h to $U.W.
C5L 00 Iliiml-Sov.c.l Writ Hlinr, lino calf.
iP'Trm Btjllsl., cumfnrtaljle and durable. The best
Btioo ever onVroil tit this price t tmme Rrudo as cu
tom-mndo phot h coating from to $'J.iA
CO -ISO iIleo Hlioni farmers, llallroad Men
vwi una Letter Carrier nil -wenrthem, tlnoenlf
Reaml'xH, smooth Inside, heavy three Boloa, exten
sion e.lffo. Out. tialr will wear a j ear.
C0 '0 flint raf no better shoe ever olTeretl life
Pstfi thU price, cue trial will eouviuco thoso
who w ant n aline, for eomfort ami sfrvieo.
$rf 'J.l mul iv.i.00 VorliIiiuiiuiiin shoe-
ttmm nro very strong nnd durable. 'Ihoao wbt
have given them n trial will wear uo other make.
E9riifO t'J.OO nml school shoes nro
bJUj - worn by tbo boys everywhere; they null
on their merits, n the luereuMiif? sales nhov.
Jarlioc 'i11'1 llmnt-f-euiM, shoe, beet
C1UIC9 loiu;ola, very stylish; efiuaUFreucli
Imported shoea costlnwrfrom gl.ul to sn.l.
l.iullrB 'r30, ivJ.OO uud 81.75 shoe for
Misses aro the best fine Don got u. htyllsb iiud durable.
tJiiutlon. too that W. L. Douglas namo ami
prlco are stamped on the lKttom of each shoo.
V. L. DOUUL.VU, UrLKktou, Mas.
J ojsoipiL DSoll,
DR. THEELt
coo North Fourth at.
Duo bcL Urwn, PiiUDiwiu,
Ihr) only fBDuln Ui-ruiku Atuerlouk
PrwisUlit Iq tha United blt wb U
ftbia to sun Blood Polonr
Nervous Debility Spe
cial Dlsenoes bo -
MiIuD1s.m.i. K.tlBr-oUPi.loilDlb
boot,8oreThrontv Mouthy
Clvttfhn, Plrai'lct, KrvpUoot, Mfl r
htr.l Ulceri, Bwi-nins, Irriutlouf,
Int1umU(ini n4 Runtilnii,
Butcluiu, MTeskLti id1 Filly
MJ, lott memory. ck tnent. ssnilrtT Ullney
llUldrr OIhuoi u4 U DImuci rciultloK troui fc-o-Inllrrtion
or OT-rwork, Itveeut civmw curM In 4 to 10 dsjt;
rdief at bh. JH not law hor. "uer whit ,r
tiitnc DfMtor, Qowik, Ftmlly or Hoiplul Phylc(n h" Wle.
nr. THKKL corn poftHlvely n4 tthut drtestloo Iron
tttllOl. OLD, VfMJUa, MIDDLB 4D 4Wft TItO)t Cf HT1F tiTIK
M.min rich cr poor, ! la. wmp for hoolC
"TRUTH'' ip.lrif Qowk ntl'r Morn UUfrnnll.
llouwtUlly ft'im l Pr'i Wrt sod 31.
lr't to 10, SunJT 9 Mil l WrtU or call tnd U
Jite fthri.oa im Wda. M Bstardsy PMIs. d4lty Tlm-
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1873.
W. Baker & Co.'s
reakfast
Cocoa
from which tho excess ot
oil h.is liuon removed, is
Absolutely Pure
aud it in Soluble.
No Chemicals
nro U8cil lu lis preparation. It Isns
more than three Units the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, nnd is thoroforo far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily DiaiiSTun,
nntl admirably adapted for invalids
as well na for persons in health.
Sold by Crocors ovorywhoro.
V. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.
j . votfi. tut r
ArTORrttr-AT.LJiur
'.'ll' s building corner Mala n I usolc
WHY IJ3 THE
W. LB DOUGLAS