MEL KIND 1
THAT CURES
n n..ii-r in u i
UN brUIU BS U UIS! an
Ieating sores that S
WOULD NOT UAh m
Dana SAiiHirAMiLA ;o g
lot DANA'S SARSAI' MUM. . ,. S3
r or several year I tiiu I," ".SS
IbiKl Hlonil IM.oi .l. ';y tlllTerent6
a name, by Iho sereral l'lij Fifl"' lo attended mj,!Hi
i but which l.iilllcd l' V0,l.,.oilJ1.tm."'i'.,li!.,:l2
Stacked my nice, JjM, IN" A WA V H
I THIS I'LI'SII, ,d vinf a tTniBtctitnz
ar. mutate sore, f ''IMK Si
lllao broke out on i limb as a rat liHg
BsilC12 tor ox"1 ' wtl" coitttiitMl I nHKt
iniv Ill-Il and hal''" MMHltlo to IVIlIkB
gwiUraut rriltrhM (," J,"' IPtljeilp. g
l4MlllUIiurrlF11l'nlK)'fl0' RS
VA TVT A ' H
53 . T-V ft -W-K TTTT IT A 22
E.I Dnvla Bro bellied Inc Irom the, l t.H
Si took It fa"'". I ran aovr nltenil toH
MinylMMiar'I'l duties and wnlk al ivi'HIM
hat mr ease Is aa near a itilrnclc asrsa
Naovthhiir e't happens at the present day. KM
Si Tn vrry shieertlv vnu-s, &3
S HalonN-Y. MM. nUVKIt CIinmiER. jgj
rra flsKEMENt We -":Joif testimonial of Mrs.
nim which is a strong; endorsement of yoilr2!3
psTamiK compound. We belle her statement to By
gjj filone,. x. Hlioltmo 5: Jtetau urugpni.
jgana Sarsaparllla Co., Belfast, Maine. Ell
Hok Eeadacho and relievo all tho ironblis 12CI
dent to .billoua state of tho system auc,n atl
Ciindness, Hsusea, Drowsfaoao, Dlstroai aftel
f"H03,P"lr. n tho BiCe, io. Walla tkoir moat
rmJ:obio bdccoss lute been rftown la curing
SICK
HMfiaijlic. r.-j' -tor's liitlj Llvw rnifl ara
atjuftilyvalualloi 'ot ',-n.Uon(curingn- 4 pro
fen ting tb'st' - laiat.wliilo tlu'yals3
- HEAD
(A(alheywoniatftlmotprleelaalotbos0!r7tia
Hufoc from titodiotrossliigcunnilalnt; hut fortu
Iiatel7thelreocdQOBsdc'.dnotondborataudthoiza
vrho once try them will Had thesoltltlo pills valu
fiblelntomi'Dy wayotbitthoy will not bo wll
"iisB to do without '.bun. But after oUulek hoad
lis tho taoo of so many Uvea tbat liora la wliera
'TTsmalseourgiiutboaat. OntiiUacutoitwhilo
Gibers do not. . .
Cartcrt Llttlo Ltosr TOis m j very email and
VPry easy to take. Ono or two rilla make a doso,
Tl'oy are strictly Tfcgotablo aiid do not grlpo or
tiarge, but by Utelr gentle action please all who
uaethera Invialsat2Scenia: litoforSl. SalO
by druKictaev-rjBlitrc, or sent by maU.
CARTER CO., New York
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT I
Hospoctfully Informs his old friend3 and tho
Itubllc generally that he has taken charco of the
otdatand lacely oocupled by Felix Adriclts,
where he will keep on band a fresh stock of
Porter, Ale and Lagor Beer. Finest brands of
Liquors and Cigars.
Paul Summa. oorf Nafn andUl'oplar Sts
m. H. Downs' Elixir!
WILL CURB THAT
AND STOP THAT
Xtaa stood the tei t for STXTY YEUIIS
(ana has proved Itself tho beet remedy
F """" " 'It.
&.nn,n trf ttm fit f7llllll fU19.
iCoti al", Colds, Whooping Cough, anaa
tall lAtng IHseattt in young or old,
l'rife 2io BOo., and S 1.00 per uottlo,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
I ES1T27, JSB1TS3SJ ft 10EB, Pnjs., BuUnztct, 7t
'JftTCHEDJER HQNTK:
A troVut'Some s'vtr. iiiseit.se cause,
if to srratrh t'.T months, a:'d i"j
lured by a lew das' use ox liJVJft
M. H. Wou'i , BiESE&fc
L'pp-'. Marlboro, in
I vraiOTtd aaaw years ."Hi" ot T bite rivrelll'i
1 1 my ttVtjrvtsbigaBnRlB and have find
i v uintotM 1 raKBsXEBi ,ru of tMe !i
.mo. JMny rrouiueal lihvsiians attcnuj
i. Manv HMSk7
bid ana aoM. but s. u. . ma tne wow.
lAOt. W, KtlUCFATnittC J .hnaoa City. Tcbj.
TnaWie Went mt oll- mallert frot,
Us&t
Atlsau,
rja 1 Viatel Pwm( us
si' ' p'
3 una. oi.ivkk citi'.itiiirat, gjf
CURE
WITH SIMPLE SERVIGES
Ex-President Hayes Interred at
Fremont To-Day.
IMmr.BRIVU MII.ITAUY DISI'LAT.
Tliiinaunili of Visitors In Attenduttre, In
cliidlne Many of lie lllglti at (Ulli luU la
the l.tilid Ilusllless btispendml in th
Clty-Iso Kulocy Of ef thu llmly.
Khemo.nt, O., Jan. 20. The citizens of
this llttlo city feel that the funeral to
tiny reprftents their porsomil Ion as well
ns the sorrow of the nation, and have
prepared to do honor to tho dead patriot
nnd statesman whose remains are lying
In tato In hU own chambor in his home
stead at Splegol Grove.
. There Is no ostentation anywhere, but
tokens of mourning are seen on every
hand, simple and touching, us bellts the
memory of tho departed.
The services this afternoon will be ni
dimple ub the life lived by the dead states
man. No words will be spoken altove the
bier save those of scripture nttd ot prayer
and simple hymns will complete the ser
vice. Gen. Ilayes' wish was that no
euloxy should be pronounced at either
the house or cemetery, and it will be
respected.
Tito principal display to-day will be by
tho military. The first city cavalry troop
of Cleveland, ot which Gen. Hayes' son,
Webb, is a member, will be the guard of
honor. It is considered the finest cav
alry organization in the West and will
make an impressive showing.
The Toledo Cadets, the crack infnntry
company ot tho Ohio National Guard,
and the sixteenth regiment with battory
I)., ot Toledo, will add to the tpiiet
majesty of the funeral procession.
Gen. Huyes' old regiment, tho 2I5d
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, will not only
be represented by Gov. McICinlcy, who en
listed as a private in it, but Ben Killnm,
ot Cleveland, the secretary of the llegi
meutal Association, and a, delegation of
the grizzled old veterans who loved Gen.
Hayes like a fnthcr nro here to-day to
pay tho tribute of their presence to his
worth.
Tito finest decorations In tho city are
those upon the Birchard library, the gift
of Gen. Hayes' uncle, Sardis Hi rc hard, to
tho city of Fromont.
It is a beautiful brick and. stone struc
ture, and the crepe and bunting with
which the citizens' committee bus decor
ated it is a fine effect.
Houses, halls and public places have
been placed at the disposal of the differ
ent committees. Preparations are also
being made by which assignments to the
different places can be made as desired.
The emu-rent lodges una the secret
societies of the city will also be open all
day to the visiting brothers and members
of the same.
The Thompson Houston Carbon Com
pany will t.ike care of tho Cleveland
Cavalry troops and arrangements have
been made providiug for thu other mili
tary organizations.
At the funeral hour tho business part
of the city will practically be dead, all
of the business houses will bo closed,
and also the Post Ollico.
Secretaries Foster of the Treasury.
Noble ot the Iuterior, Kusk of Agricul
ture and Postmaster General Wanama
ker, representing tho President nntl Cabi
net, arrived shortly utter 10 o'clock.
President-elect Ulevelaud arrived early
in the morning.
Action on Hayes Death
Concoud, N. H., Jan. yO. The Legisla
ture has adopted resolutions deploring the
death of President Hayes. Sympathy
mill condolence with the family are ex
pressed and flags on public buildings are
ordered nt imlf-mast for thirty days.
Albany, N. Y., Jan. 20. The New
York Legislature has taken uctiou upon
the death of ex-President, Hayes by passiug
appropriate resolutions to be sent to the
family ot the deceased, and also to be en
tered upon the House Journal.
Jefferson Citv, Mo., Jan. 20. At noon
the House adjourned until to-morrow at
10 o'clock out of respect to ex-President
Hayes.
l'ugtuiuitor Kuin hint inns.
Wasihnoto.v, Jan. 20. Tho President
has sent to the Senato among others the
following postmaster nominations:
Massachusetts Mrs. Ida A. Biauchard,
Millvillo.
New York Marvin R. Donnlson, Wash
ingtonvillej Burt Graves, Middleport;
Hawley E. Webster, Iirockport; Wm. V.
Molloy, New llochelle
New Jer.oy John L. Uerby, Cranford.
Pennsylvania Jacob Alvord, Lykeus.
Confesses that He Shot Ilevlln.
Woodbkidoe, N. J., Jan. 20. John
Petto, who was arrested last Saturday
night on suspicion of having murdered
Thomas Devlin that day, has confessed
that he fired tho live shots from which
Devlin died, but says that ho fired In solf
lefenso, as Devlin and his two compan
ions. Hoar nnd Moore, attacked and at
tempted to rob him.
Itrlgg Case to be Appealed.
New York, Jan. 20. Tho Briggs case
rvlll bo appealed direct to the General
Assembly. In furtherance of this action,
ho prosecuting committee filed last
light with the Ilov. Saul D. Alexauder,
,he stated clerk of the presbytery, their
totlce ot appeal.
Four Month for illegal Voting.
Albany, Jun. 20.' In the United States
3oui t here Thomas Kerins, who was iu
licted for Illegal voting at Horseheuds,
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to four
nonths in the Chemung county jail.
Congreasmuu Lilly Does Not Improve.
Maucii Chunk, Pa., Jan. 20. There is
10 Improvement in the health of General
iVillium Lilly, of Mauch Chunk, one of
;he Congrei,men-ut-Large of this State.
Charged tilth Infanticide.
New Yckk, Jan. 20. Frank Stempfler,
l tailor, 21 years old, and Lizzie Claebor,
18 years old, are under arrest in Wil
iumsburg on the charge of infanticide.
llulford Apiioiuted Paymaster.
Wabhikoton, Jau. 90. The President
ins suiir. to the Senate the nomination of
Slijah W. Httlford, of Indiana, to be pay
lmster, with the rank of Major.
Vnrth Dakota e'uuturlul Deadlock.
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 80. The Legis
lature in joint ixt4on took eight ballots
!or Unitwl Stte SenHior yuattwduy with-
)ut electing any omulldute..
DEFIES TH SUPREME COURT.
Olrnatin AVUI Ileslst by 1'orco Attempts t
l'hlir the Stnyor's Olllee.
Lo.Nd Island City, Jan. 20. Patrick
Glcasou defies the Supreme Court, and
Justice Bttrtlutt'ri decislou, ho saya, is not
worth the pnp'-rthat it Is written on.
Ho rvlll, under tho Hdvlce of United
fcttites District Attorney Jesse Johnson,
of Brooklyn, resist by force, If necessary,
any attempt to obtain possession of the
ollice by banford or Cluven.
Yesterday morning Justice Bartlett
In the Supremo Court, Brooklyn, handed
down a decision In which he denied tho
application ot Horatio S. Salt ford for a
writ of mandamus to compel Patriok J.
Gleason to turn over toSanford the booka
nud papers and tho ofllco of Mayor of
Long Island City.
In his decision Justice Barlett says that
Mr. G'eason is not the Mayor of Long
Island City by reason of holding over
after the expiration of his term, nor can
ho be regarded as Mayor by reason of tho
certlllcate issued to him by City Clerk
Burke, upon election returns which wero
manifestly Incorrect as proven in the case
of the people ex rel Sanford against
Burke.
"On tho other hand," tho Justice snys,
"I am not satisfied that Mr. Sanford has
become legally qualified to att as Mayor.
The charter of tills municipality is
very explicit In regard to tho method in
which the vote should be ascertained nnd
declared.
"The law requires that the City Clerk
shall canvass the vote and isue it certifi
cate to the candidate, having the largest
number of votes."
As City Clerk Burko has auscondod
nnd as there is a question as to the legal
ity of Mr. Gleason holding tho ofllce,
Michael F. Clavcn, President ot the Board
of Alderman, Is designated by Justice
Bartlett to act ns Mayor pending the final
settlement of the dispute.
The riilludclphlit toMurt Sunday.
NiW Youk, Jan. 20. Tho cruiser
Philadelphia, will sail early Sunday
morning for Port Koyal, S. C. There, it is
Mild, tho captain will ilnd orders from
tte Secretary of the Navy directing him
to proceetl with all duspatch to Port-au-Princu,
and there take command of thu
licet of American wurships.
Delaware Judges lletlred.
DoVKit, Jan. 20. Tho General Assem
bly ha.- paused a joint resolution retiring
Chief Justice Comcgys and Associate
Jutigo Houston within a few days. This
action is thu outcome of a general de
mand from the legal fraternity. Tho
judges have become inllrin through many
years of honorable service.
No Chitngo In 31r. Dlnilie's Condition.
Wasoumjton, Jan. 20. Mr. Blaine's
phjhician, who visited him this morning,
leported no material change in Mr.
Blaine's condition. Ho was then, the
doctor bald, lesting easily, und said that
lie had pusf-ed a comparatively comforta
ble and ustful night, sleeping peacefully
the greater part ot the time.
Stuart Itulsoii III.
Sr. Paul, Minn., Jan. 20. It is an
nounced that Stuart I'obson, the come
dian, is dangerously ill, and that many
ol his future engagements must bo can
celled. 1'llltt Glut l'uctorloA to Itesuine.
PmsjBuna, Jan. 20. Tho Hint glnss
factories, which have been closed down
all over the country since befoiotlio holi
days, will lesume operations Monday,
giving employment to over 7,000 men.
Cm-lisle Has Sci.t Ills licsigimtioii.
Louihvu.LE, Ky., Jan. 20. A special
from 'W itshiiigton to the Evening Times
says: John G. Carlisle mailed his resig
m.tion hist night us United States Senator
from Kentucky.
Pure Norwegian
Oil is the kind used
in the production
of Scott's Emul
sion Hypophos
phitesof Lime and
Soda are added
for their vital ef
fect upon nerve
and brain. No
mystery surrounds this formula
the only mystery is how quickly
it builds up flesh and brings back
strengtli to the weak of all ages.
will check Consumption and is
indispensable in all wasting dis
eases. Prepared by Kcott & Itawne. N. Y. Alldrttcelata.
lpilLs
OrlxliiHl btid Only titnulnfi.
Arc, al Hurt i-flUb!), la Die a, nk
Dmflit ftf Chick ttttr$ Engllth Via-.
mtnJJlranct la ltt'4 oJ Gold metilUo
boiei, teftlej with kluo ribbon. Take
no other. Rttutt danavrout tutitifie
tiani and initafioni. At DrugsjUn, r lend 4a.
la iUnipi for inrtteulari, tfittmoalrUs ini
MlllUf Tup iJiille," Ml,rr, tj return
Chic lifter ChctaluU CtKjAJ. JUon tquar
b All Lm.U DriUf UU,
Cures Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Sore
Throat. Sold by all Drt.agi : . on a Ginrantee,
For a Lame Side, Back or Cni .t Shiloh'a Porous
Plaster will give are it sctifaaioa, 35 cents.
SHILOH'S VITALIZE!?.
Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, rimttnnnoira.Tenn., says:
".SoJi'Vitala,r.s.iVjL'l MY LIFE. I
c-onklerittlt4ltJilrtmei)iiforuikliUitatttmteri
I ever used.'' For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
trouble It exoels. Pric e 75 cts.
CATARRH
REMEDY.
Hflvnvou Catarrh ? Trv this Remedy. Itwlll
relievo and Cu -e you. Prion BO ets. This In
jector for Itssueoeaaf ul treatment is furuitliod
free. Shlloh's Remedies are sold by ua on a
guuranteo to give satisfaotlon.
For sulci by C. H. Hugenbuoh.
JTB dilehrater,. EncU.h I
rENNYROYA
Snnvenlr Coins and Sunday Openlnc
Wasiiinoton, Jan. 20. Senator Pettl
grow has Introduced a bill Into tho Senate
instructing the Secretary of the Treasury
not to deliver any tit tho World's Fair
coins until the World's Columbian Expo
sition shall deliver a good and stillicient
bond not to open thu Fair on Sunday, and
if tho promise is broken to demand of
them thu return of the sum of money
they shall have received from the sale ot
tho coins, not less than $2,500,000.
llordnr Troulilu Citusud Ily Smugglers.
Cniaxoo, Jnn, 20 Senor Michael An
gelo Citrmlchelo, of the City of Mexico is
at the Auditorium Hotel. He s.tys that
all tho trouble near the tho boundary has
been caused by an organized gang of
smugglers who wore successful In engag
ing the troops in ono quarter whilo they
practiced their smuggling in anotho r.
Derelict Itnrkl'assed nt Son.
BALTiuorut, Md., Jan. 20. Tho Dutch
stenmer La Hosbaye, just arrived here,
reports that on January 2, in latitude
40.02 north longitude 17.42 west, passed
n derelict, white-painted port bark, ap
parently not long abandoned; ptutsed
close, but saw no name or anything liv
ing on board.
A AVvddlng oriiiteriiiitlouni Note.
New Youk, Jan. 20. A weddlim ot in
ternational note was celebrated at noon
at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Archbishop
Corrigau officiating. The contracting
parties were Miss Maria del Valle, ot this
city, anil the Marquis de Cusa Argudiu
of Spain.
Accident on the I.. 1 Itosd.
Flushing, L. I., Jan. 20. A passenger
train locomotive on the Long Island Rail
road jumped the track near Flushing, and
rolled down the embankment. The fire
man was badly hurt, but the passengers
escaped with only a shaking up.
Doh ling's ?ioiiiliiattoii Nut Confirmed.
Albany, Jan. V0. The nomination ot
Thomas J. bowling to be Libor Commis
sioner in place of Chas. F. Peck, was sen
to thu Senate by Gov. Flower, but on ob
jection by Senator McOlellau waB not
confirmed, hut laid over.
Leo's Dlrthdny Itcmonihored.
Baltimoue, Jau. 20. Tho Society of
tho Army and Navy of the Confederate
States in the State of Maryland celebrated
last night In the Currollton hotel by the
most successful banquet given by the
society for ten years past, the anniversary
of the birthday of Gon. Itobert E. Lee.
Sunday lEaschitll for tho Valr.
Chicago, Jnn. 20. A representative of
a Philadelphia syndicate is In this city for
the purpoo of buying up tho City Baseball
League, Intending to furnish Sunday ball
during the Fair.
i star fact.
Sixteen Per Cint. of Life Insurhnqe
Applicants R' t- co on ooount of
UIEEA6ED Ku-NCYS.
The Tronlik Gomes From Lack of Care.
Dr. Lambert th general medical direc
tor of tho Equitable Hie Insurance Com
pany, N. Y., said :
" We n ject Blxtcen per cent, of the appl'ca
tlons made bo s for insurance, and 1 havosuu ed
tuu eiitlro exiieuso of this medical d. iiart.
mutt, by the re lection uloue of applicant wbo
had diseased kidneys, and who died witbiu two
yearj after I rejected them."
This appalling stntcnipnt comlnjr ns it
does, from such Meli medical nulhority,
should have the ntteulion of our citizens.
Thciois no reason today, why peoj.le
should allow kidney dUease to got sucli
a hold on them.
Nature t-ends her warning In Ibo slipht
pain in the bi.dk, poor circulation of the
blood, sedimont in the urine. When nny
of theso symptoms appear. Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorito Kcmedy should 1)0
taken in small doses at once, und thus
drivo the poison out of tho blood nud
restore tho kidneys to healthy action.
To our knowledge this is the only mcdi
ciuo that surely and effectually cures this
almost univcrsnl complaint.
Wo note tho happy recovery of Mr.
Oscar Lambert, or Jorico, JIo., whose
caso lias been talked of iu tho papers the
world over.
iji,,
Oscar Lambert.
Quoting from bis letter.
"Ineglected the first symptoms until I found
myself In bed with a complicated disease of the
kidneys. No mortal ever suffered more and
lived. My physician failed to help tne. I then
used Dr. David Kennedy's Fuvorite Remedy,
made at tor.dout, N. Y. It relieved iiiylldDeys
almost Immediately, and In a few weeks I was
clear of a'l pain, and entirely cured, 1 owe my
present leaseoC iilo to Favorito Remedy."
It is used and recommeuded for what
it accomplishes. Writes Mrs. A. J. P.
Manchester, Irom Providence, R. I.
"I began using Dr. Kennedy's Favorito Ttrrn
edy for kidney 'lipase, when Doctors failed to
relieve me. It drove a bad humor out of my
Mood, cured hit kidney trouble, and I am truth
ful when I say It saved my life."
Win. Huston the popular West Shore
U. II. engineer, carno out in an qpen
letter statin"; how lie had suffered with
kidney disease Physicians treatment,
nnd tho use of various preparations
tailed to benefit him. Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Hemoily, was procured
and' it made him welU
Favorite Remedy has had more freead
vertUing In the columns of the tnrily
papeis, than ouj thing we know of, fiotn
the fact that it does as is promised.
" cureal disease."
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
possesses marvelous strength giving
qualities, that render it especialy, valuable
to the) aged or iutli m. For a general all
around tonic, and to cure any disease
arising from an impure condition of the
blood, it has no equal. Druggists are
tolling more of it than all other comhuwd.
AGENT JUNE'S BLUNDER
It Will Result in the Death ol
Two More People.
Till'. tVUltCK ON Tlllt PHNNSVl.VANfA.
That (Inly Ou Was Killed Outright la
Ctmnlduri-d Almost M)nuuloita 'our
tenu Are Hurt fleneral Alarm Scut Ottl
Tor the Signal Agent.
Jersey City, Jan. 20. By tho doublf
collision on tho Pennsylvania railroad,
west of tho Hackonsack Iliver, near this
city, last oveuliig, ono man was killed
and 14 people injured, two fatally. j
When the Newark local train which
left the depot nt 0 o'clook reached the
coal chutes, home portion of tho machin
ery broke, and Henry Marllndale, tho
engineer, stopped to ascertain the
ttouble. j
Closely following his train came the '
Chesapeake ami Ohio express. Owing to
some mhmuderstuhdluK George June, tho
signal aiieut, signaled the express that
the road was clear. A moment later the 1
express struck the rear car of the Newark
local, the engine running into it line a
wedga.
The second car was broken In the mid
dle and forced up In the shape of a "V,"
while the third car was partly wreoked.
'1 ne second car was derailed and thrown
almost on to the opposite track.
Although the Newark local train was
crowded only one passenger was killed,
lie 'was John Blewett of 135 Bowery
street, Newark. He was standlugVm the
front platform of the rear air and
whs thrown between the bumpers and
cruhhed.
Tho injured nro:
Ilunry Mtirtindale, engineer, Jersey
City, leg broken and Internally injured,
will die.
Mrs. A. Decker, 100 Mechanic 'street,
Newark, collar bone and two ribs broken,
will probably die.
Mrs. Washington Stansbury, Newark,
compound fracture, of right log.
Guorgu B. Estey, 0J Fiellnghuyson
street, Newark, leg broken.
Patrick J. McLean, (JO Condlt street,
Newark, aukle brouen.
Moses Gluiuger, i'i Beaver street, New-
nrk, head cut.
Charles P. Swain, 481 Mulberry street,
Newark, cut on head and arm.
Leonard II. liequa, 21)1 W. 20th street,
New York, head cut.
F. K. Oaborn, 4o.l Sumner street, New
ark, leg broken.
William Philips, 21 New street, New
ark, spine injuied.
Wool! Sonildkinut, 229 Broome street,
New York, leg hurt.
Miss Henrietta Berber, 137 Prince
btreet, Nowark, arm broKeu.
Mrs. Itosu Uestler, 71) Livingston street,
Newark, head cut.
Tho injuied were brought to this city,
where ambulances and pnysiuiaus hod
lioeu summoned by the ranroad oldcails.
Their wounds wero dressed ttt tho iL-pot,
und, with the exception of Mrs. Stans
bury ami Engineer Martindale, all wero
bent to their homes.
Signal Agent J 11110 can not be found.
The Jersey City police have sent out a
general alarm for,tus arrest.
Just as the collision occurred another
tium arrived on tne tcane, bound from
Newark to New York. It was ruuuiug
nt full, speed, ami smashed iuto the
wreckage. By n miracle this third train
was not also wrecked.
Only SI, 00(1, OOO Can be Shipped.
New Youk, Jan. 20. On instructions
from Washington tho Custom House, the
Appraiser's stureB, the Assay ollice, ami
the Sub-Trea-ury are closed to-day
on account of Gen. If. B. Hayes' funeral.
Considerable interest is felt in Wall
street iu the order closing tho Sub-Tre.is-tiry
because of prospective shipments of
58,000,000 gold to-monow by La Cham
pagne, which is booued to sail nt 1 o'clock
iu the afternoon. Sub Treasurer Uoberts
says that his force of clerks can not pos
sibly gut out mure than $1.000,OOJ ot the
gold to-morrow morning.
Telephone 31en 3Iuy Strike.
New Havi:n, Jan. 20. It is rumored
here that troubles are likely to arise
within a day or two which may cause a
geue.'al strike among tho linemen em
ployed by tho Southern New England
Telephone company. The rumor has it
that because the men joined the Brother
hood of Electric Wire Workers, Uen.
Supt. Baker gave them the choice of
dropping membership in the organization
or leaving tho company's employ.
l'nuv Thought tollnxi Ptrishcd.
CnisFiiiLD, Md., Jan. 20. Captain
Thomas, of the oyster navy, reports that
on Thursday of last week he saw a signal
cf distress raised on Brier Island, but the
heuvy ico made it impossible for him to
get to shore to give assistance. Thomas
Abbott, wife, aud two children have been
living on tliisi barren, marshy tract of
laud. It is believed tliut they have all
periohtd for want of food and fuel.
The New Chinese Minister.
Washington, Jan. 20. The Post has
information that ubout six weeks ago thu
Chinese Foreign Office wired Mr. Yang
Yu to report iu person ut once. Upon
his arrival liu was offered the position of
Minister to the United States and he ac
cepted it. It Is expected that he will
reach this country aud relieve the present
Minister ubout tho early part ot May.
Shot Herself While Insane.
Ntack, N. Jun. 20, Katie Mahnr
of Grassy Point, Kocklaud county, shot
berelf dead with u revolver during the
eveuing whilo visiting a friend in Haver
straw. Shu is supposed to have beeu
temporarily insane. She was unmarried
aud 24 years old.
Dehring Sen Arbitration Date.
OrrAWA, Jan. 20. Unless the date of
the meeting of the Behriug Sea arbitra
tion in Paris, Feb. 2G, is ohmi'ed, it is
dillioitlt to mis how Sir John Thompson
can act a arbitrator while Ptu-liamaut
is sitting here.
Cronln Case nevereal.
ChiOaoo, Jau. SO. A reversal has been
granted' by ths Illinois Supreme Court
in the C'rouiu case. Tutt Inference U that
Daniel CougUliu, the detective, will
thereby secure the benefit of a new trial.
lyphn. T ever In City uf Meat leu.
Ctrr or Mnuoo, Jan. H0- Forty deaths
front tyithus are reported in this city this
week,
STARTLING FACTS!
Tho American pooplo nro rapidly beoomlnR a
mco of nervous wreeka, and Iho fipllowlniiauEittsta
ttiobrstrcmedri Alphonsollompfltncof Bnllor,
Ia., swears that when hi- snn wi.ti ntoecli!cas from
ft. Vitus Dance. Or. Mllaa' Croat Rsatoratlvo
Horvlno cured him. Mrs. J. II. Mtllor.or Valpor
nisodnd ,J. I. Taylor, of Iottitusi ,rt, lad., anch
cslncd2il poundsfrom tiktnr It. Mrs. II. A. (lard
uer.of Vistula, Ind.. wan enrcdof 4t)loA0 convut
s1onsadaT,andrtnicK hou'tv ho, dtr.tlncs, boek
richo. and nervous prostration, by one bottle.
Daniel Myers, Ilrtxiklyn, Mich., r iys Ids tlansbter
uascureil of Insanity of - en M'ar tt aiding. Trial
bottles and One boost -: urn...!' 1- , to, IMlUJi
at drugKleta ThlerenicilycMntalnsnooplatea.
Dr.IV.Iles' ModlcRi C-i.,Eiikhart, ind.
ifie Dutch Process
No Alkalies
OK
Oilier Cliemicsils
aio ufled In tho
preparation of
W. lUKEIt & CO.'S
BreakMCocoa
trhtrh in nbiolutelu
pure and soluble.
lthnmorcthttnthrcctlme
theitrength of Cocoa mixed
1 Willi Starch. Arrowroot or
Stnrar. nnd Is far tnoro eco
nomical, cnatlny less than one cent ct cup.
It is dclli'loiM, nourishing, aud easu.t
Diqestku.
Kohl byflrorcrs CTcrjnhers.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mat
gloeers
There's no such quick remover of coal and
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KIRK'S
DUSKY DIAMOND
TAR SOAP
because of its high percentage of tar.
ASK YOUR CIROCER FOR IT.
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13 IB11H ItMdtflWIJ WetSff AOJ
2 Adulteration.
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Act oa a rjw principle-.
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speedily airs biliousness,
torpid jive? sad constlps
Hob. Smallest, mildest,
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SEWIS' 93 LYE
(PATENT EU)
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la a fan wtlb rriuorabla ltd, tn eootDta mrs
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fuqiM H&T4 Snap In V0fnlDUts withtmiboWtA
IT O, THE Bfc.ST fvr cl, auslsc sxla t'rita,
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gwithouttho aid or publicity oa
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iiruarantecd not to stricture.
1 ins universal American Curt.
Manufactured by 1
t The Evina Chemical Co.
CINCINNATI, O.
so x
Peucate Women
Or Debilitated VVomon, should use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic
properties and exerts a wonderful influ
ence in toning up and strengthening her
system, by diwing through the proper
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geUins vt'eII.',
3 M. Johnson, Malvern, Alt
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Bold by Druggists at $1.00 per IwUte.
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OtUa Bsajael't BoUdln riiilliawMliU . Pl
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