m
H A MARVEL IN COHOKS !
r. .1,,.. . vi v
I Kidney and Liver Disease!
1 FOR 15 YEA.XIS,
a CTURED BY 3 BOTTLES !
"SDAHA SAimAl-AItlLLA CO.! 1
g. --IUlnKhmnstrM to eondl
gliiilillli bjrthotiMiot jr.iur Sanaparllla I (! II
mydntr to M othtrs kuow Uia (mt IkiibIK ig
W For IS j cnn I hare lm troublfd vllhl
llgsevcre pallia lithe Nlonmcli, alao Ii.lil-2
Sner ua J.lirr JHicnc, m btrflf th foal
nHwrefczatatimelhadtotUylnbKl. U
fg I Kara used three botUea of a
i DANA'S 1
SAHSAIIlRILLA I
nonand I IV el like new man. I r-eom-i
gma U to any afflicted Tfith diaeaie of the Klit-H
Youri jHctfulJx, i
Ml fJohoM.N.T. CIUIILES SDIMONg. f
SS Tfc tratlt of the abo?a Ii ccrtlfM to l.r S
58 JAillM 8. CALKINS,
BjJ DniRUtof Cohota.X Y.
m Hevor purchase of a " SUBSTITUTCH, 'J
5(a person who tries to tell you something!
fflolso when you call (or Dana'a.) Ourbot.E
pUetaro being filled with a COUNTERFEIT!
ARTICLE by "Substltuters." Buy of Ihei
gflHONEST DEALER who sells you what youjj
at!.tor, and II you receive no benefit ho
63wlll return your money. .
3 Dnna Sarcaparllla Co., Belfast, Maine, ft
Blckneudaohoand relieve all tbe troubles tat
lient to a bllloUB etato of tho system, auoh OS
SXuinens, Htiuea, Dron-slnoss, Distress after
Mting, Fata In the bide, tto. Whito tholr most
jrtaiarkable success has been shown la curing
llcicaelie, yet Carter's Llttlj Liver Fills art
equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pre
venting thiannoymRcorapUint,whlie theyalsc
correct all disorders of the stomach .stimalata the
;tver and regulate tie bowels. ISvoaU they only
nana
iLtbalhtywauld bonlmostpriiielesatoUiosewria
SruW from tblsdistrcsslni' complaint; butf orta
stately thai goodness does not end herejuia tboso
whooncofry tit will find these little plus vain.
AbjelASomairr wnyith..tlhoy will not be wit
lljg to do with jut U cm. But after alleick head
. US
1 In Uieb&ne of no many lives tha t lions is where
wemalieour great boast. Oiu-pilLscuroltwlUlo
ctliundonot.
Carter's Little liver Pills are very amsll and
T-rr easy to talis. One or two pills iat-I;o a dose,
toy are strictly vegatab'o and do not gripe or
purge, but by tholr gontlo action please all who
tisuthem. IcvlalBotSlcontsi nvofor J'.. Sold
by fragcists everywbsre, or sent by raau.
C ARTIER MED1CINH CO., New York.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT !
Respectfully Informs his old friends and tho
public 'generally that he has taken charge of the
old stand lately occupied
where he will keeD on hi
hand a fresh stock of
U.V J' Clli .VUltl M.
Adrlrke,
stock o
Porter, Ale and Lager IJeer.
Finest brands of
Liquors ana mgars.
Paul Summa. corf Mam ifndUPoplir Sts.
K H. Downs' Elixir!
WILL CURE THAT
AND STOP THAT
Has stood tho tei t for BIXXX TXAT.B ,
''una has proved Itself tho best remedy l
5 known for the euro ot fjoii-siimjiwon,
iOtniaht, Colds, Whooping CougM, ana
all lung J)lw In young or om.
Price !J4o., BOo., and 81 .00 per hottio.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
: E2HE?. nSMSOH t MM, fives., SwltaHon, vt.
dtlhratera EnaUah IMamMd Krsavi.
ntkTt. ilwiji rvlfabu. lic, uk M
Drugflrt for Chichufrr MnpUtk sPfa-jF
ribbon. TaLi XBr
I nu otlier. lltfuu dtwuroi nibilUu V
? Umu and itnitetioiiM, At Orug(liti, orMfid
la Mimps tor partioalsui, Mttnaolali aai
lTstll. 1 ll.OOi) TtstUmMiiaU. Nam iw.
''Clitvli eater ULcnilciil Co.aMit4lton Houur,
014 17 aU Lm4 Itu3tliU. i'liilatiu.,
0UR HEALTr
S May depend upon the way yo 1 treat hew
" ings whidi nature gives. A few bottlu .
o. S. S. taken at the proper time may insure a .
I k allh for a jear or two. Tberef ore act at once, lei
IS IMPORTANT
tint nature beaMUtedattherlghtt!me.
nevr (alls to relieve the system of im-i
purities, and U an excellent tonic alto.-
He Wants to Add Ills Name.
" Permit me to add my name to yor many ota
rtificatesln commendation of the freat curati
rnpeities contained In Swift's Spacibc (9. S, S.)
osrtalnly one of tha best tonics I tvr usU.
"John W. UANisi.,-Andtrion,S. 0.
Treatise o. blood and skin diseases mailed Iron
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta, Oa
iTHE kind
Si K l.i, I
-in ii
FROM THE OLD WORLD
150 Miners Killed in a Hungary
Coal Mine.
THE . IAI3ER'S 34TH BIRTHDAY.
ItrllHnnt Itutm In
Mr ArrrUs In
Ilaui Xlomunn
quevllln I' 1 11 it 1
Merlin In llli Honor
Connection With the
FraudsJudge l'ritn-
ltlll Against Verdi-
nitiul lie Lessens.
Budaiubt, Jnn. 26. Au explosion from
a cause still unascertained took place In a
coal mine at Tokad, noar Gran, yester
day. Fire broko out immediately after
tbo explosion and is still burning.
About 180 men wero in tho mtuo at the
time of the oxploslr. The shaft was
not impaired und the cage was sent down
almost at once,
Tho bodies of 10 men who hud been
killed by tho shock were found near the
bottom of the shaft uud were bought up.
l'he onge went down attain, but returned
Immediately, as tho smoke was so dcuaa
that the rescue party were unable to re
main below.
Two of the party woro unconscious be
fore they reached the top, About 130
tnau nro ntill in the mine.
It Is certain that all havo perished.
KAISER WILLIAM'S BIRTHDAY,
llrllllunt Culeliratlon in lleilln lit Honor
uf tho Kvent.
Beruw, Jan. 38. Tho 01th anniver
sary of Emperor William's birthday was
selebratcd yesterday with the customary
serenades, parados, and court reception.
Tho walks In Unter den Linden wero
orowdod when tho Emperor and tho Czar
awitch, atteadod by a brilliant suite,
drove out to visit the arsenal.
They wero greeted with exceptional en
thusiasm. The birthday dinner was glvon in the
Silver hall of tho royal palace. At the
Opera last evening tho liuiperor enter
tained bis princely visitors in tho royal
DOS.
Tho streets wero illuminated and all
tho shops wero decorated.
Arrests In the Homo Brink Swliullo.
Home, Jan. 28. Slgnor A. Monzllll,
Director of the Ilureau of Industry and
Commerce, has boon arrested for com
plicity in tho bank frauds. Summonses
havo been Limed by tho examining mil.
istrato for 30 men implicated in the
scandal.
Six Killed In un Avalanche.
Vienna, Jan. 33. An avuWuche burled
a gamekeeper's hut at Summering, in
lower Austria, last night. Six persona
wero killed ana two severoly injured.
A uui aruiiui iruruinaiiu ue J.eseps.
TAJU3, Jan. US. It is learned that M,
Fruticiueville bus found a true bill also
against Ferdinand do Lessops.
LAMAR LAID
TO REST.
Fuueral
Services Over
tho Jurist
Macon, Gu.
MAOorr, Ga., Jan. 28. The funeral ot
tho late Associate Justico L. Q. C. Lamar
took place yesterday afternoon from the
resldeuoe of W. H. Virgin, of Vineville, a
suburb of this city. The body lay in
stnto iu the front parlor of Mr. Virgin's
residence, and hundreds of mourners
have visited the house for a glanco at the
face ot the dead jurist.
A prolusion of uor.il decorations were
massed about the catafalque, and tho re
malus were enclosed in a magnillcent
casket. Chief Justice Fuller and Associate
Justices Brewer, Shlras, and Gray wero
present.
The funeral cortege left the house for
the Mulberry Street Methodist church uu
der the escort of pallbearers, including
representatives of the Bui- of Macon, the
State uiUeorgi.i, ana the bupreme Court
Bench.
The services were simple. Tho inter
ment is temporary, und the body was
placed in a receiving vault nt Riverside
cemetery.
Sirs. Wethorl.oo's Mala Sues for 830,000
New York, Jan. 2b. Mary Annie
Brown, who says she was for 25 years thu
maid ot Mrs. Catherine M. Wetherbee, a
member ot Sorosis, has brought suit
against the executors of her mistress to
recover $20,000. She says that Mrs.
Wctherbee promised to requite her
services by a provision iu her will. Mrs.
Wetherbue died intestate.
Ben All Taken to lusnne Asylum.
Newbuhgu, N. V., Jan. 23. Frenchy,
or Ben All, tho How vorlc "Jack tho rtlp'
per," who was sentenced to State prison
for life, has been taken to the insane asy
lum at Mattewau, Dutchess county. It
is said that he has become insane brood'
lug over his conviction, whieh ho has al
ways maintained was an iujustlceto him,
as he was innocent.
A New Hampshire Prohibition Bill.
ExETErt, N. H., Jan. 28.- It is reported
that ex-Qov. 1). H. Goodell und others
have drafted a bill for the prohibition of
the manufacture of intoxicating bever
ages in this State, which will be soon
presented to the Legislature. Effsotlvo
legislation against tho brewing industry
is sought.
Taterson Weavers on Strike.
Paterbon, N. J., Jan. 26. Two hun.
dred weavers employed in the mill of
Simpson & Co. struck yesterday. They
pet forth many grievances, the most im
portant of which is a reduction ot 10 per
cent, imposed upou 20 pongee weavers.
Kdward tfeoney Chosen.
Albany, Jan. 28. Gov. Flower bos
nominated Edward Feeney, of Brooklyn,
as it member ot tbe State Board ot Medi
ation and Arbitration to take the place of
Commissioner Florence F. Donovan, ot
Brooklyn.
The Kuril! Dakota Senatorshlp.
Bi$uauok, N. D., Jim. 28. Twouty
tlxth ballot for United States Senator:
Casey, 37 1 Anderson, 14; Smith, 0; Koaoh,
10; Muir, 3; Kingman, S; scattering, 10.
r.cpnhlUiHiis Olvu Up In Kansas,
TorsKA, Jan. 2i. The Republicans
have given up the light for Senator.
They admit that Martin
gain the sent.
will nr.Lilv.lur
win proauauy
TI10 MunUna Ksimt I"tt;ht,
Helbna, Mont., J411. 27. The vote for
Senutor was as futlowo:
J-Kililars. i
is, 1; pulrw,
CUrlc, 20; Uixo.i, 11; Collins
s,
INCIDENTS OFJOLAINL'8 CAREER.
KeilgnnMon from tho Ciililoct Ills Liter
ary Aspirations Tlia Coulilinc ISplaod.
Wabuinotoit, Jan. 23. Kogardtng Mr.
Dial no's rosienntloa from President Har
rison's Cabinet, concerning which there
has beou much discussion, an intimate
friend says:
"At 12 o'olock of the day Mr. Blalno'B
resignation was glvon out ho had no idea
of resigning from the Cabinet. He had
had a moctlug on that day witu the Uaua
dtan Commissioner on the WolUind
oaual question. It wot said afterwards
that Mr. Blaine had resigned because he
and John W. Foster got into n contro
versy In tho presence of tho Cnuadluns.
This is absolutely falsa
"When Mr. limine readied home he
found some one hud marked a lot of in
terview which had been telegraphed
from Minneapolis and printed in several
papers.
'They accused Air. limine with betray
ing the President and with using bis place
iu the Cabinet as n cover for u conspiracy
to defeat tbe president and secure the
nomination.
"Under the heat of Indlguntlon over
these Interviews, Mr. Blaine wrote his
resignation, and he hits since told his
friends that there Were never but two oc
casions of dlilerenoo between nimsolt and
the President, and that they had been
fully explained and satisfactorily set
tled."
Tho Cuikllns Kplsotle, '
Mr. Blaine's career in the House was
marked by many exciting episodes. Ho
first came luto prominence through an
angry altercation between himself and
Iloscoo Coukliug, then a member of tho
House from Utica, N. Y.
It was iu the war period, and lilalno
made a bitter attack upon Conkllng for
haviug charged tho (ioverument with
fees us a Juiige-advocato while drawing
pay us u meinour of Congress, rjoukliui:
repelled tbo attuck ana luuuigou in some
severe criticism of His opponent, who iu
reply spoke derisively of Conkling's
magnlilcout turkey gobbler strut."
Tiie Incident excited great publio at
tention ut the time, and helped to bring
both actors In it into that prominence
which thur e.toh enjoyed during thu re
maludur of their llvoi.
Itluiue's Utorary Aspirations.
Immediately after his resignation
from the Cabinet of the President la.H
summer Mr. Blaine went to Bar Harbor
where he might recuperate his health and
at the same time mature those plans
about which ho had talked la a general
way with his most intimate IneiuU.
ills tastes had always been of u literary
character, and his anility in that direo
hlon is evidenced by tho scholarly stylo
and polished iluisu of his "Twenty Years
of Congress. "
It was his intention to have followed
this up with a commentary on tho pollti
cal history of the country since tin
period covered by his first worit, and to
bring bis work up to date.
It had also neon arranged that he would
write the iutro lueujn or n lioo.i Father
Thomas Sherman intended to nave pub
lished on the career ut his fanuir, Uo.i.
It is very difficult
t o convince
children that
a medicine is
"nice to take"
this trouble
is not experi
enced in ad
ministering ot oa .Liver un. it is
almost as palatable as milk.
No preparation so rapidly
Duuds up good liesh,
strength and nerve force
Mothers the world over rely
upon it in all wasting diseases
that children are heir to.
Prepared by Seott ft Howno. N. Y. All dmeirtifR.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ, IloFsler's old stand.)
Mnlii aud Coal tUH,, lilienuiutonli.
IleBt beer, ale and porter on tap. Tho flnost
brands of whiskeys and cigars. Pool room at
tached. BUSINESS CHAMCE.
A very successful Corporation wants an Agent
to represent It In Shenandoah. Will pny at
least $160 per month. Business Is endorsed by
Banxsand leading commercial housos. Agent
must invest $150 which Is fully secured. No
peddling. Aclia co of a lifetime to obtain a
good paying business from tho start. Address
for particulars. 'IDENTIFICATION," V. O.
Box 1328. New York. l-3-12t-t,ts,a
Wm. Earner
Begs to announce to his friends and
patrons and the publio generally that
he has purchased the barbershop lately
occupied by B. J. Yost,
Ho. 12 West Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH FA. '
liAiJlD 1VE.A.E 1
CLAIRVOYANT,
The recognized wonder ot the Ittb centurv, Is
now at theO'Utrat House, corner Centre and
White street-, "henaudoah. "be reads the
pasi, iireavut aim iuiuiv jiwi tuiiui iu tore,
courtship and marriage, domestic troubles and
businsss difficulties. Hero for short time only.
CON8ULTATION8, W Cents.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 Bast Centre Street.
The bast beer, alee, portor, whiskies, brandleti
wines ana ncesi oigars always on ca.au.
BOBBRT LLOYD, Pror.
(t1 C PAYS font home lot at May's Land-
ifAO log, the tine suburb ot Atlantlo O
Suares f root It. It. ; commutation fare to I1
cents: has court house, hotels, sel
Oltys
tula
schools,
i cnurunssj, ootion, paper, tuovning, ranar win,
btlok( nnd lumbering mills, with ilnest water
power; nne oriving, usning, gunning, ixuumg,
seUtng; olty and country combined', 36 bouses
built last year and not one empty; a Bate ana
Sre Investment; (60 Invested will Increase
u in 0 mouths; 3 mills built this year; lots are
M faet above ocean; 10 par cent. oB for oasg;
2 iota tor rm; title tnsureu. sena tor
alrcuk
' ut
b ranwir St., rnuuatipnis.
9-9
THEY'RE ALL TALKING OF IT.
A Iteporter lmcatlrratcs several publio
recommendations, und finds
EVERY WOnP TRUE.
More Words of l'rnlao spoken than Pub.
llshod.
Tho stronir loiters of rccommendallon
rind experiences which have so frequently
appeared in tho various dully papers,
excilcd tho curiosity of tho Editor of tho
luxtnu Aram uetermineu to Know m to
tho genuineness of tho published docu
ments, plnced tho matter In tho hands of
ono of their reporters, Mr. Robert A.
JIalc, the clcran foreman of VaiSlyko&
Hotton s Tobacco Factory, on IJrosdwny,
Albany. N. Y wns first called upon, and ,
shown the following : i
"About ten years ago I had a great deal of
trouble v, ttli Btono in the bladder, unit I had to
submit to an operation. Hut the old trouble re
appeared and I feared that another operation
woiuu ne npceswv, a menu suggesieu mac
I try Dr. Knm'(ly's Favorite llemeay, of Ron
dout. N. Y after using the medicine a short
while, I found it was doing me good, I contin
ued its use and am hnpny to fay It entirely
cured me. 1 take it whenever I feel a little out
of sorts, and Itslways docs me good, tint for
kidney or urinarv trouble of any kind I am a
proof of its curative txiwers.
Mr. llalo said every word wns true and
and he would not be without that valu
able preparation.
Mr. P. C. Brink.of PoiiRlikeepsIe.N.Y.,
whoso fumoug experience published,
ns "A Scrap of Paper. " IMckiut;
ti scran of paper
up In the street one
day, found it con
tit i no tl Dr. Ken
nedy's Pa vorl to
Kcuiody advertise
ment, and as It par
ticularly hit his
cafo, bought tho
incdiclneaml found
the help ho hud
Mr. F. C. Brink. "ecu praying lor.
In answer as to the truth of the article,
Mr. Brink said ho was always pleased to
say n good word for Favorite Hemcdy,
and referred the writer to tho following
letter lately published in tho Vouyhkeep
sie Eagle.
Gentlemen : Receiving many letters from all
over the country, nsklng as to the truth of an
advertisement printed in your paper, giving my
experience with Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Itmeily, I wish to sny it was a plea.ure to
give tlmtrroommendatloii to Dr. Kennedy, und
when I sild I was cured of catarrh of tbe Mad
der and chronic kldiu y disease, I wrote Blmply
the truth.
For years before Iused this vnluablo medicine,
I suffered from urinaiy troubles, pain in my
back aud a nervous, sleepless condition, yet
before I had taken the fourth bottlo I wascured,
sound ni"l well. I have replied to ther-e letters
and am willing to do similar service to those
mulcted. But 1 make this public Ftateraent
hoping It may reach the eye oftbo FiuTerer, and
save ine tiemoiml correKpondence, for at my ago
letter writing is note i usy.
Yours truly,
21 Thompson Street. F. 0. Drumc
Mr. Peter Lawlcr, chief engineer of
Messrs. Crane & Co s Paper Mill, Dulton,
Mass., said :
"I don't look much like a dead man, butl was
pretty near one. l'or fifteen yeais t suffered
pains iu icy sine, my
urine was subject to
violent stoppages, and
ofton tinged with
blood. 1 lost fieli,
appetite, and strength.
I consulted several
physicians who raid I
was suilerlup; from
gravol and Inllain
atiou of tbe kiilneys
and that I could live
hut a short time. Mr.
John Silencer of Htts-
fleld. learning of my
condition. said"don't Mr.l'eter I.auler.
bother with tbo doctors, take Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite ltemedy and be cured." 1 nt
once sent for the same, tind bad taken only part
of the bottle, when two pieces of stone pasfed
my bladder, and nowamentliely well. (SjsiItc
ness and rbcumetlsm trouble me no more, and I
feel like a new man. 1 hanks entirely to Dr.
Kennedy '9 Favorite Itcmedy,
Mr. E. D. Parsons, head book-keeper
TVUolosalo Dry Goods Houso of S. J.
ATUOIU OJ L.O.,
liochestcr, N. Y.,
had a similar ex
perience. Seized
ono day -with pain in
his back, next carao
sioppago of urine.
Medical adviso was
sought, and prono
unced it stone m tho
bladder. In writ
ing to a friend ho
Mr,
says
"I suffered beyond words to describe. Kono
of tho means taken produced any benefit, until
I began tbe use of Dr. Kennedy's Favoi ito Item
edy which dissolved the stone, the symptoms
began to yield, the pain censed and from this
time my recovery was complete. Cnn I after
this expeHer. ' e speak too Lighly of that whloh
saved my life f "
"I can speak In higher praise than I
havo written," are the words of every per
son I talked with, which proves tho great
popularity of this remedy, possescsing
what no other mediclno has, tho
power to snvo life. It can bo used with
safety by all ages.
The worst cases of nervous prostration,
sleeplessness, headaches and digestivo
troubles, yield to iU curative power. Salt
rheum, eczema, rheumatism, scrofula, or
any dieaso arising from impure blood,
are banished by this brain, nerve and
blood tonic, Dr. David Kennedy's Favor-
uo fieineuy.
THE NEXT MORNINU FEEL BtllOHT AND
NCW AND MY COMF-LEXlON I? CICTTER.
My doctor gays It aeta ge-nly on the stomach,
ltverand kidei m. and lis in-i" .eit hisatlve. This
drink is mude fiom heron, m.a is prepared for usa
BaeasllyasieA Irlsre'led
Alldni8frtsUeintat')0r.r.ncHl aiiArktHte. If you
cannot get it, sand anil- ndaretvi for it fr w sample.
ianeH Imiullr Qleliriiie mux -
i' ii i
earh dar. In order in ! nenithv titittu neoeaiajy.
T. J. O'lIAKWX'S
COR MAIN AND OAK fcTS,
rSverythluf In toe umaortal liae Oone In first
elws
asyte.
A hne tutu routs attaoasa.
TAR. JAMp r IN,
1H tHtOlAJt 4Ii O)O0Y.
19 ti NwurarapHn
i;. i)
TO PROSECUTE VVIQQER.
Charges of Onhonsleylsm to ho Made
Against tlm Newark lilshnp,
Newa.uk, N. J., Jan. 28. Bishop Wlg
ger Is, according to a current roport, to
be tried on a charge of having done all
In his power publicly to foster Cuheuiluy
Ism In thu diocese of Newark.
He has, according to the same report,
already received n summons from Arch,
bishop Sutolll, with whom the accused
Bishop bus tiled his first answer to tho
summons.
The present charges grow out ot the
charge made against Fathor Corrlgau a
short time ago.
Father Thomas M. IvUleen, pjtor of
St. Mary's church nt Ilayonne, brings
against Bishop Wlgger, it is slated, the
eh.'irgo of having dono all in IiIh power to
foster Cahensleylsm in the dlo-ee of
Newark, aud declares that he has acted
entirely upon his own authority, without
the consent of the Council In Baltimore,
and contrary to its Instruction.
Father Kllleeu says:
"The whole trouble arose iu January,
1803, when Bishop Wlgger completely
abollidied the little Church ot St. Thomas
iu Bayomie, which I had built, after much
labor, to facilitate the means of worship
of my parishioners.
"Bishop Wlgger took the keys of the
church away from me under protest, and
compelled about 000 of my TSnicHsh
speiiking oongregaelou to attend St.
Henry's church, over which tho Bishop
had placed a Gertnau priest."
, THAT 80,000 CHECK.
llookkeeper Nesbltt Il'i tho Vorglng and
Young Sttu-gls Ti led ti Gusli It.
Nrw York, Jan. 28. The youug man
who tried in vain to work oil a forged but
certified check for $80,000 at Albany on
Wednesday ruturnod to this city Thurs
day and lauded in tho hands of tho polico
yesterday.
Hu had destroyed tho check whllo
walking from Albany to Troy over tho
frozen Hudson Wednesday night, and tho
knowledge ot this mado the olllcials ot
the Merchanta' National bank bruatho
I easier.
Having both the forger and his accom
plice in custody, the police consented to
make public their names which they havo
heretoloru withheld.
The man who has confessed to forging
tho chucks is Uuorge il. Nosbitt of West
i Thirty-eight street, an under bookkeeper
who has been iu thu employ of the Uoyal
Insurance company for 10 years. Ho is
unmarried, uu years old, and is a native
ot England.
The young man whom he sent with tho
forged check to the bank, where the cash
wns refused, but where the check was
certified, is, acoordlug to Inspector Mc
Laughlin, James Sturgls. He is only 17
years old and lives with his father, who
Is an insurance broker iu Washington
street.
DIVORCE SEEKERS SWARMING.
Biggest Influx of Applicants South Da'
Until litis liver Known.
MiTcnEi.L,' S. V)., Jan. 28. South Da
kota In the next 00 days will witness the
biggest influx of divorce applicants "the
State has ever known.
This will be due to tho recent passage
of the new amendment to the dlvoroe
law, requiring six months' residence in
stead of three, as formerly.
Under the constitution no law can take
effect until 00 days after it's passage,
unless an emergency clause shall be
added.
Telegrams are already pouring in upon
the hotels engaging rooms', and lawyers
suy thoy are nlso being eugnged by wire.
New York Uunrd of Charities Itepnrt.
Albany, Jan. 28. The annual roport
of thu New York State Board of Charities
as transmitted to the Legislature shows
that the total expenditures for charita
ble, correctional, and reformatory pur
poses in the Stato during the year ended
Oot. 1, 1892, were$18,a2a.71, n increase
of $028,05:2 over the previous year.
Funeral of Horace N. Cougs-r.
Newark, N. J., Jan. 28. The funeral
of the late Horace N. Congar, who was
Assistant Secretary ot State under Presi
dent Johnson, took place from Trinity
Church at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
It wns largely attended by muny promi
nent people
Tho Stockholm City Safe,
Boston, Jan. 28. A despatch from
Halifax announces that the steamer
Stookholm City, reported overdue at Bos
tou, has put in there short of coal.
NEWS OP THE DAY.
Tho amended Constitttutional Conven
tion bill passed the New York Senate
yesterday.
The annual boat raco between the crows
of Oxford and Cambridge Universities,
will be rowed on March 32.
The flual trial of tho Bancroft at Now-
port, R. I., provod n complete success,
and her builders will claim from the Gov
ernment $15,000.
IV Gather jTorpmiac
Wasiiirotom, D. C, Jan. 27. For Now Em
land: Fair, warmer, easterly winds.
For Baecern New York, ISattsra Pennsylva
nia, New Jersey, Delaware and Marylaudt
Bala or snow, warmer, easterly winds.
For Western New York and Western Penn
sylvanla: Fair, colder, northerly winds be-
coming variable.
i
KBIT TOKK MAKKHTS.
Nw roHK. Jan. JT. Mooay on oaH was esuy
at 1 - and X l-uet coat.
BONDS ObOStNG PMOBS.
g. 8. r U3 1-3
I title.... 118 W
mubKAcimim.
Delaware Hudson. 1M3-S
Delaware, LaoKamimia Is NVsattera.,,, 151 5-d
Brie ,
Brie preferred W . .
Lake Shore. 180 1-3
N ew Jersey Central 130 S-t
New York Central , 110 7-3
Beading... W7-S
Western Uulou..... ftij-l
attAIN MARlfltT.
Wheat No. S red winter: 70 1-1: March 80 3-3;
May 88 1-ct.
Srn Nu X mixed: 83 1-St Feb. o3 S-i: Marott
MOat-No. 3 mixed: Kl-S, Feb. 381-1; May
801-4.
rilODUOE MADKBtr.
BtrrTBB
Creaiuerj", State i Penn ,, 33 i
&eftinry, jy.astern, ftrsss... as
Ormsoery, Wssrtorn, seconds. it
gtateUIry, u. f . tub, ejetrua 27 3S
Cuaasi
PtntB fiuitorv. full oream. faaer.. 111-1 13
ttate faetory, full aream, an...., 10 M U 1-3
tat; tsvotory, oomuiou to fair.,... 011 101-2
MOOS
Piute & Yawn new taU,efaelce..,. 33 KJ
i(outirn, new laid, pair t good.,. s 81
W&itcrn, new kitu, prima 21 IS
IieadachE!
Of all !orms,A"umlalt, Hpamnn. Fits, ftrMi
icsaucsn, jtuiinebs, jjizzinct., .Lilacs, (?
Hahlt, llrunkeunesv, i( . , ki o cu. tlt-T
MILISST IlliSTUK.ITlVK
diseavaretl fjv Mm emlnti.'. Itidtm-i Baoclallst 1
Drous diseasos. It does net cenuiln optateaj
OK
aanrtnrona armrs "uavo r.ron Utiing .
miles' xcsTORAi ivjb vnxi
r.illenT. From Bcptemfc.-r to .v i -ry nsFOKH
ttinrrt
tnoAerviEMi x n-a rt jo:if.i , convulsions,
andnowafter three monte?' uv Invo no mors
n,ln,1. -Inmj ll CiittTin. ltf.rt-.oo Mlfiti
IbaTobQenustna BR. It
6. it it . z r-'xwsv
tor.viout torr months. It
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hasbroiightraoreiteti.ii'icK-u. t h ,ve t.-.ttea It
for cpllonuy. and after " ilnst 1 1 for one wnok have
naa no atuics;. jtsura s. ji.Tiei", ,aci inviiii,,
jrino book of groat cure? ami tri -li buti los
at. Drug ists nverywnere, orunu.uaa
OK. MILES MEDICAL UO.r. ri'rtnrt. Irtt.
Unlike the Dutcli Process
No Alkalies
OB
Other Chomicnlff
are used In tho
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W. UAKEIl & CO.'S
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It 14 delicious, nourishing, and rAsinr
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Sold byOrorcrs eierynhore.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mom.
There's no way to remove oil-stains,
thoroughly as a daily use of
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