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Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Dislresa afl9?
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Venting this annoylni?complaliit,wblle they also
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Thoy aroctrlolly veijotablo and do not gripa or
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yourself a king umunu
mfiii In bodr. mind and
heart. Drains and losses
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to happy married, life re
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NEW YORK'S TREASURY.
The Stale llei.ort Will lie Presented to
the Legislature Very Soon.
Albany, Jan. 11. Stnte Treasurer
Dnnforth's report Is In the hands of the
Stnte Printer and will probahly bo pre
sented to the LeKlslature on cither Tues
day bight or Wednesday mornlm;. It Is
as voluminous as usual and details miti
utely how $10,800,000 has been expended.
Tlib Treasurer has had In his hands
duririi? the past year $32,400,030, and
of this amount, with receipts since Oct.
1, when tlio report was compiled, there
was in the treasury, Jan. 1, about t&
000,000. This is an increase over former years'
balances, and the tax rate is likely to be ,
correspondingly decreased.
Of the money received during the fis
cal year there has been about $1,100,000
Ifom Collateral inheritance tax, n slight
falling olf from last year. Tho .general
tax fund has amounted to about 7,-
.000,000, a decrease from last year because j
of the reduced tax rate of tho year.
Only very little allusion is made to the
direct war tax fund refunded to the St'nto
by thp government,. It amounted to
something over $2,!)JO,OO0 and is deposit- I
id In several lui'iiks of the State.
. Tho onnnl fuud amounts to $1,407,-
f,,,i t eJoV
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d in bmik' is
record 17 -
oiu.'ie, ami tne tree rimii it
24040.. Tho iteneral fund
ftm Rirt 1't. .tn. ......
snuiMu.iu, iiiiu miumiji ioi-oi,i fit,-
AiOM; the land horfti fund tt $iM3487l,
HUM otlfer fllilu.4 to fB.TUU.VO, making a
total of over $8,000,000 nown hand. .
Indianapolis. Hot Alter tlie Convention,
Is'riiAN'APfltts, Jan. 11. -Reports of tho
Executive, CommiUeo- in oharge .of . tho
inosuient to have this city chosen as tho
rtion sliall bo held, show that homo re
markably effective work has bSon dpno
infl'quict way,ifl tlie tntoj-est at IuiUan
npj)liB andjthe nfimbers of tliefj commit
tee ate encouraged to believe thfit if "the
(uvcutlen is held in the West, Indian
apolis will be selected us the place. Flans
diam been prepared for a convention hall
with a seating capacity of 15,000, with
the most perfect arrangements for con
vention purposes ever
offered 1nv tho
country. All parts of the hall are within
ea8 view and hearing distance of the
stage, and tho press and telegraph ar
rangements are everything that could be
desired. More than sufficient money for
the erection of tho building lias been
raised by subscription, and everything is
in.,rea(liness to begin work on it as, soon
as the;questloil ns to whero tho conven
tion shall, boilield is decided. ' ' ;
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AV1U l'rolmbly ho no Strike.
New Havts.v, Conn., Jan. 11. Tho
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
aud Firemen; held a meeting hjro yester
day at wfilch trqublq, be.Uv'eou tho
Consolidated railroad and the firemen
aud engineers on the Valley, Nangatuck
& Northampton divisions, was thorough
ly discussed. Chief Arthur and Chief
bargent were both present anil nbout IsOO
I engineers and firemen were-in the confer
ence. Ilcth Arthur and baigont declinecl
to talk on the matter further then to
Mate that there will probably he no strike
and that a proposition will bo offered to
day to the officers of the rond in tho
nature of a compromiho which wil bo
probably accepted.
Tenn Davis llody Ileeovcreil.
Boston, Jan. 11. Tho body of Miss
Tuna Davis was found in tho Mystio
Hlver yesterday near tho Middlesex
avenue bridge, Medford. Miss Davis
left her home in Everett on the night of
Deo. 24, saying to her mother that she
was going out to bo married to James A.
Trefethen, whom she accused of betray
ing her, and would bo bauk In an hour,
since which time she has.hotbeeti seen.
An autopsy will bo held to-day. Tre
fethen was arrested, butrtenietl having
any appointment with the girl or any
knowldgo of her whereabouts.
A Firo that Cannot liu Subdued.
"TamaquA, Pa., Jan. 11. Considerable
alarm is felt by tho business men of thi3
placo, a'Wll ns by the operators of tho
Wc& Lehigh Colliery mine, owing to a
flro that has been raging for some time
past. It has becomo t.0 strong that it is
not likely that the ilumos will be sub
dued very soon, there , being no water
accessible, and tho men are compelled to
fight the flro with picks and shovels, a
stream being at first turned on to cool
tho vein.
NEWS-OF THE DAY.
Simon E. Ziinmer, wholesale jewelry
dealer, New York, has assigned.
Snow is reported general all along the
coast as farsouth'as Jacksonville, Fla.
V. V. Rensselaer hag been appointed
postmaster at Staatvillo, N. Y., n fourth
class oflice.
Several deaths at Columbus, O., from
black illptheria has caused considerable
nlarnl thero.
The number of deaths in Now York
from grip recorded Sunday was 11, 8 of
them females.
New York-banks now hold $18,060,125
in excels of tlio requirements of tho 90
per cent. rule.
The sherlir has seized, the quarries and
perfconal properties of the 1'wnunylvanln
tiiunite Company at St. l'etent, Pa.
Emma Heylaud, t yeaw oW, oom
mitted suicide at the house of her par
ents. New York. No cnui known.
For erecting the public building nt
Newark, N. J., Frank Baldwin of Wash
ington, D. 0., was tho lowest bidder at
3114.6110.
Mrs. Campbell, 40 year old, and her
0-year-old daughter, perished in n lire
that dcbtroycd their dwelling at Amherst
N. 11.
The report that Hon. D. G. Or! Inn of
"Watertown. N. Y., i candidate for
appointment as State Ilnllroad Commis
blouer is contradicted by that gentleman.
Tho directors of tho California Athletlo
Club have decided to mako no overtures
for a content between ilaher aud coruett
until Mailer has been successful over
borne ilrst-class man.
Frank W. Looko, a Chicago saloon
keeper, shot and instantly killed his
stepson, Joseph Knwwee, batiueay night,
Kawaloe wa a tough character, and
looko oimum nmt tne snooting was
done in self defence.
Wuutlier IiidU-atloiu,
WAsniSOTOs, Jim. ll.-Vor New Enulanai
Qcnorully fair fuilowcU by buoh- llurrloa la
Mufcsuuhuaetts and Connecticut; warme'rf by to.
night; variable, winds.
For Kustcrn New York, Kutlcrli TcniuU
vanlu, New Jertey, Delaware andMarylanl
Bnow Hurries; tllghtly warmer) riut wlmU
Tor Western New York, Weteru fenuiyl-
TtBlai Bnow fiurriuj uortliwt wUiiU,
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
ABSOlWTEBf PURE
A PAINFUL INCIDENT.
SELECTIONS FROM. THE WRITINGS
OF THE DANBURY NEWS MAN.
A Premature Celebration In Which Mr.
O'Cliirence Was I'ujriiccd, lleiuiltln
Italliet Disastrously for All 'Concerned.
Mm. O'Claiencu'n Hljicillur Ilsritpo.
CopyrlRhted hr Lotf & TShcjiard. Boston, and
P'ibltahiduypeclalarranKemontwlththejn.
,, ,, . , u . i
'le "reinen had ti parade Saturday.
ii was u una nuair, uui tne ausencn or
Mr. O'Clarence was deeply felt.not only
I by tb department but by the public.
His lonunnd faithful services at- the
business meetings lllld festivals. Mid his
splendid bearing on parade, have given
All. O'Clahijuie nn enviublo position in
tlm ,leltrl9 his countrymen. We are
sorry he vas not present Saturday, but
an nnlooked for and very pnfuhil ncot
dent lepri-ed lilfn.' audvus of u great
pleasure. Tho night which preceded tho
last anniverMivy of. our national inde
pendence he took home tweuty-iivo dol
lars' worth of fireworks for a splurge on
tlio next night, lie calculated he had
glory enough in that package to fill with
Kratitudij apd admiration every taxpayer
uii nuiui mirei, aim ins wue, aiier mire
fully oxmuintiig the lot. "was equally
cuiifident-tlliit " tlie neighbor! woiflil.seo
something that wonhU 'make their eyes
bung out." as bliti pemively expressed it.
Tho next morning O'Clarence took ont
the bundle to look it over again and
feed on tlie anticipation. There wero
cannon crackers several packs and
Roman candles and blue firo and pin
wheols mid rockets und tho liko; it very
creditable iistsortmunt for any family.
Mr Wiokford's boy, from tho next
liouso, was in, and sat on the floor, hold
ing n pieco of lighted punk in ins hand,
and had both Ills eyes and month wido
open, enjoying the eight. O'Clarence
was sitting on bis liuunches, holding a
pinwheel in his hand, and explaining to
Mrs. O'Clarence bow cheaply they could
be made m China, and how superior in
ingenuity niul Industry wero the Chinese
to all other, races. None of them known
how it bapponed, but O'Clarence reiuem
Ders that there were two open pauks of
cannon crackers in.it uuiler mm, mid
thinks Wickrord's boy must have in some
way dropped the punk in among them,
and in the general interest forgotten that
it was uriro
At any rate, there was a sudden siss
right under Mr. O'Clarence, followed in
the next instant by a tornado of sounds
and sparks, uui) that gentleman at once
shot toward the ceiling In u blaze of
various colored lights, while tho air be
came thick with sparks, blue lights,
blazing balls, industrious piuwheels. In-
fiiiue BkyroolietBiiml screeching crackers.
Mm. O CIarence fell over a clmir that
cost eight dollars when new, nud struck
the back of her head against the stove-
dearth with a violence that added ma
terially to the display of fireworks al
ready going on Wlokford b boy was
struck in the mouth with a skyrocket,
mid had two-thirds of his hair taken olf
by a Uoiuaii caudle, nud was knocked
through a doorway by a piece of ord
nance just Introduced this season, nud
which will undoubtedly become popular
when understood better, lie was after-
wsi'd fished out of a rosebush nud tnkeu
home in a tablecloth.
OCIarence remained uiiring r;ie en
tire exhibition, looking at it from vari
ous positions, nud, when it was over
with, he v-as put in n sheet by the neigh
bors and maturated with oil, and then
covered with iiionmes and Hour. We
learn that new skin is already forming
on parts of him, and if uo unfavorably
symptoms set in he will bo out again in
a fortnight, nl though it is not likely he
will mingle much in society nutil his
hair and eyebrows commence to grow.
He thinks Wlcktord's boy is dead, and
they dare not tell him to the contrary
nlitil he gets stronger SJngulurly.
enough, Mrs. O'Clarence escaped injury
by burrm; but the blow on her head was
ho hovero that she cannot bear to have
her back hair drawn up ns high as it was
before, and missing her church privi
leges in a eore trial to her.
We ran safely ksaert that nothing equala
Ur. Hull's Dough byrup or fa 1 cafe, ol sure
throat. coiiKt!, colds, etc. l'rlco only 25
tenua boltle.
Jloj's foiibttng on Hie fclilewalha
fliinild be cur ful nf ))eiIcstrluuB.
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' PHYSICIAN ANU SUR0CQH, .
Offlser-38 West. IJoyit MtroetJ BbeoandoaL
fa.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
THE REPORT UNCONFIRMED.
China Has Not Withdrawn Her Objection)
to llx-Reiiator llltilr.
Washington, Jan. !). Inquiry among
officials who would be acquainted with
tho fact, did it exist, fails to confirm the
report, puniorting to be a cablegram,
published in a New York paper, that
China had withdrawn her objection to
ox-Kenntorlilalr as Mlnlsterof the United
States to that country.
No such information has been received
at tho Chinese-Embassy here, uud as tho
protest against Mr. Blair was transmitted
to the homo government by the .Minister
at this place, It is likely that the notillca
tlon to the United Slates of u change o(
ml ml "Qf the iiiojuf ials -would ba
nuideU'u-tiglfj Uie sJftni&hiOirjjn. ,.Ht Is
said by eirJj'oifltUiljIirJl poitreivCto 'speak
RdviscdlWthatf ler is not tWrefhotest
possibili oy11' I4iinee Opveriflnent
clianginSts dpinjftn as to tliojleslrability
of Mr Rlir as Minis er to tfiat cofintrv.
;T.ait, Ji !,
Sax AUTolfJo, Jhh 8.-A((i'orilituir to an
official iri ttn(hf rjiuuS!itMldil tierK, the
capture of "Savjllli Afttlykn,,jri'voiu
tionist, is only ' qabt foil. (M ft loKhours.
He sajs tile rp"voliitb,n!st haslKfeii dis
covered in his hiding piiice, a short ins
tance from Sail Uii-;,u, juul ,tht.. big
force of men ii
ture Iflifl. t ? j
n6w on tB til
luap-
1. '
flnys He is Clmrllu Koiw,
Columbus, O., Jan. 8. A young man
request yiety iyr, q njirrs j q -J lm tat ion
house here last uignt, cl'ims to have dis
covered bimself to be tlie long-lost i harliif
Itoss. Ho is on his way to Philadelphia,
Many -a Mother Becomes a Bunch
of Nerves. ,
In wurrying along withjut sloap, attenii
ing to a colicky bsby. Send to U. J. - Mc
Oirthy or J M.. itil'n. the drin;uts, for a
Iree sample visl of Dr. Ilund's Cdld.Curo.
It always, cures. .
Ap apple left in the box with fruit
cake-helps to preserve it.
Height of Cruelty.
NervoiH w imjn Held im rucelv the syn
p'oms th-y d-werve. V )1 eol en Hie oleluros
of li-nltri, mey aro ainatatitly iuI mh. To
ltliho!tl symnituy from I lew mi 1 r tun ite-
1s tu lieUlil or cr.ietty. Tiny have a weak
beart. euiiKinif HliortQfMs of breath, flut'trltnr.
p.ilil in sule, waak ana hungry spalls, and
fluu iv ii'ie oi RiiKiag. ounr-fttti'iu. iuiok
n siuoLiiertiiRauu uro.wy. i)r Jius'no
Heirl Cure Is Just the ihluu rorthfhi. Mor
tueranrv ua ie, hei-liiohu, wetktew, o'C
lilx Hist nilvi Neivi Ik uunuale.l. Fine
'tent s ou "llJart iuil Nervon-. iiise.i" aud
marveloua leilmon nU tree, riold uua
gu.irxntod by O. II. II geulmch.
The sidewalks are vory slippery and
muny falls are the results
Miles' Narre una t.lvor Fille
iet on a new
principle reiuHUng the
liver, slomaah and
I bowels utraiiai M nerves
V okw dltaoverir. J)r. Mllea' I'llli SDeeilllv
I'll
nrf oiuoiiKuoi), win i.mih, b-irpiq. liver, piles,
xumilpatlon. tineqaalexl lor men, women,
.'liiMren- Smallest, mlMest.suraal I 5 donee,
jsiij. Samples Preo, at u. II. llageubuch's
1rpK,tore.
Willlamspnrt ladles
parties these eveuingt.
hold pennut
jo. Myatory Bxplalnotl.
T m papers contain frequent notloea of rich,
pret'y and eduoled ijlr.s elnpluj with
titfuriis. trdmos and o uu'lnidn Tha well.
known RpBoUl'Ki, Ur. KraiiKlln Mll-, saynall
audi girls am more or 1 ss hysterical, ner.nus,
veri biii) istve, unbilinoet; usually miblxri
t beadaaha, neuralgia. moeineiHuiM, Im
rood, mlo erylnc or laughing. Tliisetliowa
iron nurvoiWHyslHin for wlneli iliere U no
reined rju.il to KHiora'lve Norvne. Trial
t.otiles nml a line boor, containing many
narvaums cures, uee a' O, II. lliigeuiipch'H
drug ilMie, wtio also Mill, and gnaranW'Ci Ur.
Milen' jelebrt'oi New Henri Dure, tlie rlrimt.
of heart lonlos. Uares tliuterlu-j, short
breath, eta. ,
The Ice men ought lo be able to
house soaie ice this month.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you lieod tho wrnlagt Tho signal per
laps of tbiaure approach of that nnre ter
,-lbledlsaaiHi. Oonaumpllon. Ask yoursulvee
If you oau utlnrd for the sake nf saving 6n
nnia, to run the rlek and do notlilng for 11.
h know fniin axperleaoe that Million's Cure
illOurt)our Oongb. It never falla. Tbla
jtlMslm why more than a Million Uottlaa
reie sold the put year. It relieve Oroup
.nd Wliopplaff Cougb at once Mother" do
not be without It. For Lame Baolt, Hide in
(.'beat, nn Hbllorv'a Porous I'laater. Bold by
V. II. Ilagcnbueh, N. K. oomer Mulu and
Uoyd etreeU.
. Xoxt mouth will be th(? tlraoor tho
immiuipttt oiectldiiB.
Shlloh'B Oousumptlou Ouro
rbls U iw"Vond qnosllon the moit sno
esrul ' Qbugh Medicine wo hive ever Wild,
i tew dotted fuva -Hbly car lbs wa t owie of
Vnigh, Oroup, nd Brouohltla, while lt wnu.
terful aueoem 1" tbe onre of Consumption lit
vlthout a parallel in the history nf mmtiolae.
mho It's artdloovry it lias been, wild on a
tuarnutee, a test which no other medlelae
hii stand. It you luvo a I'ounh we earaeitly
ink yon to try It. Prise 10 oeate, SO oetits, and
'1.00. If your Lung ore sore. (Theater Utwk
unie. uwiHblloh's Porou l'laiter. Sold lv
H. tlagenbuch. N. E. corner Mala and
'Joyrt 8trt.
There Is now skating ou some of the
ponds near tlio town.
I. 11.U,,...1 !l'.Blnl,a.,n.en XT V
To AlvaN flrnlllau Hpeclfle Co flentle
"ens Iitsprlugl w irnublod with what
the doomri to d me was lnuteular rln. mill
ilmn. I via unable to walk for neartv alx
weeaa. All this ll me 1 w,in u.lng the in edi
ct ue p eseriiKii ny ine a'lonauig aojtor, una
tioui which I got no relief.
friend nut ma a largo bottle of fiictns
111 lkhI cure, will' li I tried, and before two
thlrdsol the Cure, was used I wui able lo
walk ltlioiit lulu. It l now two month)
Blnco the lulnatalt me, aud have not a yt
lemr. ed, audi ii ol entirety lieo rrniii them.
I delayed writing to you, a 1 wa aaxtona
lo knoiv whether I was temporarily or per
inauoutly onred.
II 1 nlth pleamirc that I now state that
from my present feellugi, I would Judge that
I am cured.
It In hirdly neceatary for me to r commend
thib medicine, us 1 Bin positive that a trial
of It la ull that U neoiH.ary, and I am lully
couvinced It will reeouinieud llaelf.
Uratefullyyoum, M HOOAN,
For eaWat Klrlla'a Drug Btore, Ferguson
Ilout Ulock, ukenaudojih, Pa.
EGAN AND REFUGEES
Tho Minister's Action Gives
IJiso (o Much Talk.
COMMENTS OF CHILIAN PRESS.
Frequent Harrison's Massage on tha Bal
timore Affair to bs Presented Soon-
Tlio Xeir Utiles Tov Ilie l'lrty-ncrond Con
Kii Contort for Jtondliig Cli!rk-OIIll
Will Try forllio .S)iiiitF--Siecliil Treiisniy
A(fiftit llxdnrrHled Other Wn.liliigton
Kuus and Goilp
Wasiukoton, Jan. 11. Adlspatch from
Valparaiso mys there Is a groat deal o(
talk about the action of Minister Egan
in escorting the three Palmacedlst refu
gees, Juan and William McKenna and
Jew Current, from the American Legation
at Santiago to Valparaiso and placing
them on 'board the TJ. S-cruNer York
town, but the knowledge that he did so
with the tacit approval of the new ad
ministration has disarmed severe criti
cism. Hie prens glvoH considerable space to
the subject, but dictibses it in a calm
spirit.
While in nowise condemning Jtr.
Egan for what he has done In the matter;
It asserts that the United States Govern
ment must assume the responsibility if
its Minister loses the respect of the pub
lic in eseottiug such characters as these
refugees, for ids doing so degrades him
to the level of a policeman.
Then, recalling the well established
fact that Mr. Egan had done exactly the
same thing for many prominent Con
giesHionalists in their hour of peril, the
press goes on to say that there is no
comparison between caring for men like
Pedro Jtonft, Agustin Edwards aud oth
ers of their landing who were ou the
side o Iibertv and order, and protoctinK
these refugees, who are known, outside
of their career as Ualmaeeda's coadju
tors, to bo men utterly devoid of good
deeds.
This, it ndds, is especially the ease
with Juan MclCenun, whom it accuses of
endeavoiing to rob an Ameriean named
ChnMi of a silver mine near Iiiuiijue, and
of afterward hiring men to attack him.
The N'utv ltuluK.
WASiUN-nTON, Jan. 11. Speaker Crisp's
condition i-t o fur-improved that his as
sociates i-: r n jijoritvof the Committee
on Mules hiY !'f will be able to meet
with them t ik weik for tho preparation
ot a code of lules. Messrs. Cntchings
and McNiilllri have been Individually
studying the situation and it mav be said
that the rules of 'the Fiftieth Congress;
win term the basis ot ' the new rules.
These do not differ materially from thpse
of the Fifty-first Congress, except in the
matter of authorizing the Speaker to
count a tmoruin and to deteruilue
whether or not a motion is dilatory.
Tho Cont.4t for itenilliur Clerk.
Wasiiinqton, Jan. 11, Tests In the
contest for appointment to the very dif
ficult and trying position of Heading
Clerk have been going on ever since tlio
House organized laet month. On tlie
start there were about 40 aspirants.
That number has narrowed down to four
gentlemen, with positions waiting for
two of them. Prominent in the contest
is Mr. William J. Houghtaliiig, of Al
liany, N. Y. He was a friend of the late
Secretary Manning, and filled for a long
while the imnortnnt nosition of Exam
iner of Civil Service Examinations in the
Treasury Department.
Mllln Will lie i. Candidate.
ConsiCAKA, Texas, Jan. 11. Congress
man Itoger Q. Mills in an interview said
b would be a candidate for the Senate
should there he called a session of tite
Toxas Legislature. Free coinage of sil
ver, he did not believe would in tlio
slightest manner relieve the financial dis
tress of the country, notwithstanding
that he had advocated it in and out of
Congress aud had voted for it. He ad
vised the postponement of the further
agitation of the subject until the taiilt is
reduced. On the latter issuo the Demo
crats had wou the country and could
hold it.
Daughters of the ltevolutloii at tho I'alr.
Washington, Jan. ll.-iTlio Society of
the Daughters of the ltevolutloii has de
cided to give an exhibit at flie World's
Fair of tlie manners, customs nnd do
mestic life,ol the revolutionary or colo
nial periou. The committee uuving tlie
matter in charge U compoMMl of the re
gent of every Stato and several mem
bers of the Exeautlve Hoard of the na
tional society. On Feb. Hi, Washing
ton's Birthday, tlie society will hold a
congress heie.
Tho 8jieetul 3lessn;o.
Washington, Jan. 11. The one ques
tion now asked in diplomatic circle In
Washington is, when will President
Harrison semi his special message to
Congress? Will it he to-dayr It is
known that the State Department has
finished copies of all the correspondence
between Chili and tlie United States up
to Dec. 18, aud the copies are ready for
transmission to CongretM whenever the
President and Secretary Blaine decide to
send them.
Special Treasury Agents Hsourrated,
Washington, Jan. 11. The Treasury
Detriment has exonerated, after irtvaa
Mtfatlon, the kjieclal agent of tlio
Treasury Department from all blame hi
connection with the re-appraisement Of
Ljtioda Imported by McCreery & Co., of
New York. Seentary Foster, in lh!
connection took occasion to say that Su
pervising Special Aijeut Tingle pn aseiied
Ills entire conridence as an houeat and
trustworthy omcial.
Two l'u in oh Against 700 Jlen.
Lbipbic, Ohio, Jan. 11. The greatest
I hunt ever undertaken in the State took
plaoeuear here yefcteiday when 700 men
aud fifty hounds turned out to run down
two piiniaa which for two weeks have
been proving on livestock In' the neigh- I
borhood. The beast were encountered
early in the nfteruoon, much to the sor
row of both hunters und liouuds. The
fight was kept up until dark with tlio
result that sevru of the hunter are dan- 1
gerously Injured, at leatt two of them '
fatally and nine qf tjie hounds, are iead, j
The pumas are now- surrounded, in a .
swamp and the fight will be renewed.
l&OUGH
uow'r delav
iBJULSAtfl
ItOurM CoHs.Ooardis 8areThro,t.Cr6np,InflneAt
Vhooplng Rou,h, EronchitU Athm. A certu.
far. rf Consumption to flr-t tlmcv, nl ft. ,iir r.ll.f la
ftAvsaof cl stftgrc. t .t on. Tou will e tb x
.ll'.Bt pffot after Uklng the flrtt d. Soil by
cftlr. ...rjwture. Ltri brtlta BU od 1A3.
The price of VMtf s Acme Blacking is,
20c. a boltle, and it is ihenp nt that. It
costs more to 1111 a bottle with Acme Black
ing thnn other liquid lliescintiB cost com
plete for the market, including fancy boxes,
artistic stoppers, anil other paraphernalia.
We sell (he Mucking not the pnclcayc.
As It Is our denlre to soli Acmk Blackincj
cheaptr if pou-il U lu: i i.d iv.ielrcs un
able to do bo owiiik to Its present coet of
nuking, wo hold u prlo of
Competition
Until the 1st dny of Jpnuiiry, 1M, lo be p:ild
to (icy one who furnnhn a formulu
blln us to liuike It at poh price tbnt a
retailer can pronUtbly sell It at iOc. u I ot i U-
WOLFF Si KANUOLPII, Philadelp. a
It costs 10c. to find out wlwit PrK-Rou is
and does. A whole page of infi'rii,.nioa
could not give a eorTcrtltiWi Pil-I n
ts the name of the only i i tit which miiki
p2r.ii! white glass look like colniojl glnf"
All iclailem tell it. -
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THE BEST SHOE III THE WORtO FOR THE MONEY?
It N n Pf'anile.s fchoc, u-lih nirtiick or wnx thread
to hurt the feet; liiwlo ot the hei.t Hue calf, EtyllbU
nnd cany, and lerauhe vc uuik? nun' ahovti of thix
grade than any other man nfacfuter. It equals hand
cowed linp.i nut tutr f r, .mi 1 1 w to fi'i.tio.
SPZ 00 tli'iiniiin llanil(.evi'fl, tho finest calC
shoo ever otTeri-d fur $5.(n)i equals l-'reucu.
Imported shrws . bleu cc,,t f r, mi Srl.li to 81 i it).
OO Illitul.Sewed Weir Slioe. flnn calr.
w'T. etylliiU, eomfort.ibl.. ana durable, 'lhobcst.
Elioo ever oneied nt this pili-e j same Krudo as cm-
S,Vl-o1l?ShoeV
, P3 andLotteriMrne'
i I ariners, L.tlfroad Men
rHalMeiu-tht in, tlueealf.
Seaillleae, smooth lUHhle, h.-nvy three Boles, cxteu-
biuu I'uioj. uhh pair w unv e.ir n year.
fljO "O fl"e culfi no better rIioo over offered at
l?5a this prlcei one trial coavluco thosa
who want a ehoa for comfort nnd service.
iffire MS nnd b'J.HO Woililncnuiii's ehocj
olJut.. aro ery urong nud dm able. Thnso whi
have given them a trial will wear no other make.
RSnllc' tVw.ilO nnd .1.7-5 school thncs am
19 UI 3J worn by the liliys every w here; theytll
ou tlielr merits, ns tin, luercaaftic; sales show.
LniHISnc; feJt.oO, llnnil-Hecd shoe, best
tlwl I C O jionaola, erv st Usb; eouulsFrcncU
Un ported shoes costing from Sl.iu to ttcul.
l.ndlca' '-'.50, SM.OO nud 11.75 shoo for
jdlanes are tbe bent fine Dougolo. hli lUh autt n uralilo.
Cniillon. See that W. 1.. Iiouirlas n.imu uad
prlco aro stamped on the bottom of each shuc.
, pr-TAKE NO St'IlSTITirTK.O
1 Inslston local advurtlaed dealers stimilyliur von.
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JO T?,??Srr. BALL,
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OACTtJS BLOOD CURE.
SUP Eld TO SMUHMIU
Pusiflet) the blood by ex
pelling the impuiities through
tbe proper chum elsaivl novor
causes eruptions on tho skin,
llegulates the bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up tho system
and gives you an appetite.
Never fails o euro any con
dition policed by impure or
impoverished bloud, of a dis
ordered at tfe of utotnach, liver
or kidneys.
Wi t Kirii' Drat ft,
'Voiiifi'iv Hitr' fori. Shentiwli'ith Pn
GOLD MEDAIi, PARIS, 187a
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frofn -which the exoesa of oil
In absolutely pure and
it is soluble.
No Chem icals
urt utud ia It propftriitltiu. U
liu mora than thrte timtt th-
stvetijth ot Coco uitxeU tlh
Start')., Arrowroot ur BuKar,
and W thvitifore fur more eco-
Dotviiwtl, cottimg tt than Qn4
ctntacuj, ItUdUclou8,nour-
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