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FRIDAY, APIUL 12, 1895.
The pluck of Vouezucla Is to be nd
mired, and It may create a sentiment In
her favor that will moke the job of whip
ping her ft bigger one than England an
ticipates. The big Republican victory in Chicago
is a direct and decisive condemnation ot
the Democratic incapacity which made it
necessary for Federal troops to bo sent
there during the Debs strike.
n Venezuela would be outclassed la a
3ght with England, but tho battle is not
always to the strong. Courage and a
good cause count for something, and the
little South American nation has both.
THE congregation of Rev. Mr. Cleve
land, the brother of the President, by a
Tote of 28 to 1, have asked him to resigu.
If this Republican tidal wave keeps grow
ing that will shortly be the proportion of
people In the nation who would like to see
the political brother do as the religious
one has been asked to do.
At a public meeting of Cubans in Phil
adelphia last week one of the orators
said to the Americans present : "If the
people of Cuba seem enthusiastic for lib
erty, do not blame them. The desire
co lies from watching the progress of this
country " Talk like this in the neighbor
hood of Independence Hall is not Inappro
priate.
It seems as though all the European
powers were Itching for a fight. Scarcely
1b one seeming difllculty settled than
another arises, threatening the peace of
Europe. The last inenaco in that di
rection Is a possible rupture between
Russia and Germany, in consequence of
the alleged intended Interference of the
former with the possible rupture between
Sweden and Norway. Lake the many
indications of war that have presented
themselves within a year or two, this one
is likely to pass without actual conflict,
Belgium seems to have bit upon a
much better plan to get rid of its bach
elors and make useful citizens ont of
them by wedding them to some good
woman than the schemes to tax them
which some of our American Legisla
tures have under consideration. The
Belgian law gives unmarried men only
one vote, but confers two upon every
married one. Further than that, severe
penalties are lmposjd upoa those who
don't vote. Making men vote under
heavy penalties would be to make them
ot some use in the community even if
they did not do their full duty by marry
ing some nice girl. But again, there are
a good many bachelors who are active
and ardent politicians and who on occas
Jon think more of an extra vote than
anything else you could offer them, and
who would even sacrifice their much
boasted liberty as single men to double
the power of their ballot.
Millionaires are generally presumed
to be happy, at least suoh Is the opinion
of most unthinking people, who conceive
that money, or the love of It, Instead ot
being the root of all evil, Is, it there is
abundance of it, the basis upon which all
true happiness is founded. The tribula
tions of late years of so many of the
millionaires and millionaire families
ought to convince all who entertain such
views that their belief is a delusion pure
and simple. The other day a row in the
Spreckels family was taken to court in
San Francisco It was a case of son
against father, and founded solely upon
money. The son has sued for (2,000,000,
not for the purpose of getting the money,
for those who know "Gus," as the son is
familiarly called, are aware that he is a
man paBMed of a soul above dollars,
No, money has nothing to do with the
suit. Vindication is what Is wanted
and wndlcatlon only. But it will be
ua irdlnu little to say that if "Gus"
' .os bis cose, aud the two millions are
awarded him, he will consider the ao
"cptanct: of the amount sued for neces
sary to make the vindication complete.
INCOMK TAX AKdili:
The Government Will Uphold the
Ju&tico of the Moasuro,
OEIGIN OF THE DIRECT TAX CLAUSE
Assistant Attorney Gnnoral Whitney De
clares Thnt It Wait Placed In tlio ConntU
tutton tin the Intorunt of Slavery, and
Should be Wiped Out.
WASHINGTON, April 13. In nn Inter
viow Assistant Attornoy Gonornl Edwnrd
D. Whitney spoko ns follows in connec
tion with tho rocent doolslon of the su
promo court In tho Income- tax caso. Mr.
Whltnoy participated with Attornoy Gen
eral Olney In tho argument ot tho case on
behalf of the gevorninent. He said:
"Tho govern incut was not n party to tho
Income taxes whlcn have boon decided. It
only rocolved informal permission to bo
hoard. It cannot, thorofore, movo for a
roargument. The decision, however, Is
not to be regarded as final upon tho rental
question. It can bo brought up again at
tho next term of court, in a oaso wlnjrotho
government Is less at a disadvantage.
"This rental question was not argued
with any npproach to fullness on tho part
of tho govcrumont. Merely ono or two
out of many arguments on this question
woro ovon mentioned, and thbso cursorily.
Tho number of questions ralsod was so
great, and those questions were so Intri
cate, that It was impossible in tno very
limited tlmo allowed to nrguo thorn all.
Tho government was obliged to dovoto
ltsolf almost exclusively to answorlng tho
positions taken by tho opponouts of tho
luw In their oral nrguments.
'Tho oponing argument 1b always sup
posed to cover tho points on which nppol
lants' couusol roply. Tho governmont
counsel found their tlmo insufficient ovon
to treat fairly tho question of tho validity
of tho law as a whole, and could spond but
a few moments on each of tho othor ques
tions. Tho opponents of tho law asked no
special rollef as to rentals In tholr bills of
complaint, nnd raised tho question for the
llrst tlmo In briofs filed a week bofore tho
argument. Nor did thoy bring it up in
tho oral argument until it was ralsod by
Mr. Choato in his closing address, when
tho governmont had no opportunity to
roply. This Is an unusual course, putting
tho other party at groat disadvantage
Doubtless, howevor.lt was not Mr.Choato's
Intention to take nny unfair advantago,
but tho lmportnnco of pressing this point
was an afterthought, lie made, uowover,
a very oloqueut and powerful nddross.
"Tho stories in tno nowspapors as to
plans of awaiting changes In tho porson
uel of tho court, and as to hopes of Influ
onclng Individual judges, are lnvontlons
of tho reporters or their informants. It is
believed that at tho prcsont stago of tho
litigation tho judges' minds nro opon to
conviction upon a rohenrlng. lloversnls on
a rehearing nro not common, but nro not
unknown. Tho governmont will rely on
tho belief that every justlco will carofully
listen and wolgh tho arguments which
will bo presented.
"I do not deslro to discuss tho law ot tho
decision, ovon If It would bo proper for mo
to do so. From an economlo point of viow
it npponrs peculiar. Most of tho econo
mists ngroe that an income tax, takon as
a whole, is a direct tax, as is a tax on all
tho land of a country at valuation. I be
llevo, howovor, that all or almost nil econ
omists would agrco that a tax on ronts
colloctod by landlords from their tenants
is Indirect, becauso it cun bo shifted by tho
landlord on tho shouldors of tho tenants.
Yot tho tax on routs now stands as Indi
rect. Tho present decision, thoreforo, If it
stands, cloarly impllos that oconomlo defi
nitions are o) no value In c6nstrdlng this
part of tho fpdoral constitution. To this
oxtont it ngrcos entirely with the argument
of tho government.
"If tho income tax should eventually be
doclarod void tho rumedy of tho pcoplo is
vory plain. If thoy deslro such a tax thoy
can secure tho pnssago of a constitutional
amondment wiping out tho direct tax
clauso of tho constitution. This clause,
now so Important practically, has outlived
its original reason. Its adoption was
mainly procured by porsons who dosirod
to protect tho Institution of slavery. Thoy
were afraid that the anti-slavery move
ment would take tho form of prohibitory
taxation, either by n poll tax or .by aland
tax (for slavos woro usunlly considered to
be real estate). This clauso, originally in
tonded to protect tho slavery of tho black
by tho white, now effects the oppression
of tho comparatively poor as compared
with tho rich.
"In common with tho groat majority of
my countrymen, I buliovo tho Income tax
to be a wiso, just and fair tax. Our pre
vious system of taxntlou, by Import duties
nnd Internal revenue oxolses, bora 1m
monsoly hardor on tho poor than on the
rloh, and this can bo righted by an Income
tax. Suoh a tax cannot bo advantageously
levied by separate states for many roa
sons. It must be a national tax or not bo
effeotive. I believe, thoreforo, that ultl
mutely we shall have a national income
tax law, whatever may be the final decis
ion of tho court about this law."
Americans Not Wnnted In Cuba.
TAMPA, Fin., April 12. Tho steamship
Masootte, which arrived from Havana last
night, brought many passengers, from
whom It is learned that tho customary
holy week Cathollo prooesslon in Havana
was forbidden by the government. An
Amorlonn engineer who wont to Matanzns
was prdorod away within three hours, Do
ing told ho was not wantou. a snip onnn
dlor and provision merchant there, Frank
Cabollero, was treated llkowlse, as tho
governmont claimed ho had supplied tho
insurgents With provisions, uuuan taxos
aro to be lncronsod $5,000,000 to provide
war expenses.
Itloody Murder in Alabama.
GrtRRNVlLLE, Ala., April la. A bloody
murder occurred twelvo miles from this
olty Wednesday night. Five negroes had
a dispute about olearing some laud, which
resulted In a desperate light Bob Ponglor
and his two sons attacked Frank and
Shade Brown. The Ponglers stabbed
Shade In two places, either wound bolng
sufficient to cause death. Thoy thon broke
his nook with a huge olub. Frank Brown
had un arm broken In tho souffle. Two ar
rests havo been mado.
llasehalllntii Arrcntod a Inaurecuta.
Tampa, If la., April 18. A baseball team
going to play bull in Havuua was mis
taken for a baud of Insurgents, and were
arrested Much indignation is expressed
over tho nunpu--.ilon of the Musonlo meet
lug in Cuba Humid tho formation of
It-public In- ult iijpu-d the Loii-itllutiuu
adopted April 1 1S()S), will hi- u-.ed. (lull
lomoo's forces will bo umh r tho command
f Maooo
DEPENDING LADY SOMfiHSET
Mln FrnncU Wlllnnl Jlnnminro Cruol Ao-
cuaatioiit AtraluU Iter.
LONDON, April IS. Charww made bv
Mr. Malts, of Chicago, recently that Lady
Houry Somerset runted oonsldornblo of
her property to llquordealers, and that her
tenomonts woro allowed to remain In n
disgracefully unhealthy condition, have
causod much Indignation nmong Lady
Somerset's friends. Relntlvo to tho matter
Miss Francos Willard says:
"As soon ns Lady Houry Somerset had
loft tho United States old statements con
cerning her saloons, hor slums, her parks,
oto., wero rovlvod. In England nono of
tho criticisms would bo rooolvod for a mo
mont. It is well known that whon sho
enmo Into hor property most of it was tin
dor nlnoty-nlno years loaso, with which
sho could no mora lntorforo than nn out
sider. A fow licenses of tho tow nubllo
houses on her estate havo run out, nnd In
ovory Instance- sho has declined to ronow
them.
"Lady Henry Is just now hnvlnrr'n law
suit with hor vi'Uiteos, who cl uu that for
her not to ronow tho license ot tho White
Hart, a famous hotel In tho towu ot Rel-
guto, near Loudon, where she lives, Is a
publlo Injury, and that as trustees thoy
aro In duty bound to provent tho proporty
ueoomlug loss valuable In hor dofenso
Lady Ilonry assorts tho right ot con
Bclonco, nnd that sho Is not to bo required
to do what sho considers to bo wrong,ovon
though tho property should suffer. The
question is a most interesting one, and tho
public is watching eagerly for tho deci
sion," INSANE CRIMINALS AT LARGE.
No Trace of Terry and Ills Three Fellow
Fugitives.
Fishkill Landing. N. Y.. Anrll 12.
Thoro Is still no trace of Oliver Curtis
Perry, tho noted train robbor who escaped
from tho Mnttowan criminal asylum, nor
of tho throo burglars who escaped with
him, though sixteen mon nro scouring tho
country high and low. Perry wns sorvlng
a sontenco of forty-nlno years, and was
transferred to tho insnno asylum somo
months ago. Though ns yot no ovldoncQ
has been adduced to show that Night
Watchman Carmody had any hand In the
oscapo, tho circumstances point so strongly
to negllgonco that Superintendent Allison
has rolloved Carmody from duty ponding
nn Investigation. Tho asylum authorities
aro still unable to find out how tho mon
loft tholr rooms without forcing their
doors. Tho only koys to tho doors wero In
tho possession of Koepors Boylo, Altoy
and Mo Auulty nnd Roundsman Carmody.
All those mon produced their koys except
tho roundsman, who says that his woro
takon from him aftor tho prlsouors had
ovorpowerod and tied him to Perry's bod,
whero ho was found.
Causo of Advance in Aleuts.
CniOAQO, April 13. "Thoy will hnvo It
that thoro is a combine, won't thoy?" ex
clnlmcd Colonel Favorlto, of tho Armour
company, whou asked In regard to the
statomonts of Secretary Morton that an in
vestigation would bo mado into tho causo
of high moat prices. "There is no combine.
Secretnry Morton knows ns woll as wo do
why It Is, nnd ns far as wo nro concerned
wo hope that ho will Investigate tho mat
ter thoroughly. Ho Is now shipping grain
to tho destitute fnrmors of Nebraska and
their condition Is about tho same ns all tho
cattlo feeding districts of tho coutrnl
states. Nearly 300,000 hoad less havo boon
recclvod slnco Jan. 1 than was rocolved
last year for thoso throo mouths."
Governor Marvll's ruuernl.
Laut.el, Dol., April 12. Tho funeral of
Governor Joshua H. Alarvll took pluco yos-
terday afternoon. Tho funeral was at
tended by hundreds pf pooplo. Company
I, National Guard, was a guard of honor.
Tho services wero hold in tho Methodist
Episcopal church, and the sermon wns
preached by Rev. S. N. Pilchard. Ad
(Iressos woro mado by Rovs. T. A. H.
O'Brien and T. E. Martlndalo. Govornor
Vntson, who. was 111, aroso and attended
tho funoral. Both houses of tho general
assombly woro also prosont.
Another Kesplte for murderer Kohl.
Newark. N. J . Anrll 12. Just as Slier
iff Lohlbaok, of Essex county, wns about
to placo the' death watch on Henry Kohl,
confined' hero under sontenco to bo hanged
for the murdor of his cousin, Joseph Prel
nol, he rocolved word from Govornor
Worts at Trenton that ho had granted the
oondomnod man a roprlove of four wooks
dating from April IS, in ordor to giro his
counsel tlmo to appeal for commutation to
tho board of pardons. This is tho second
reprieve tho governor has granted tho con
demned man,
Fatally Injured at 1'lay.
Siiamoicin, Pn., April 12. John Kotyk,
of Hickory Rldgo, rocoivod fatal lnjurios
whllo romping with Katlo Zala, tho 7-year-old
daughter of his boarding mistress.
Tho little girl grasped a pokor that was at
almost white heat and made a lunge at
Kotyk. Sho misjudged tho distance, and
tho rodhot pokor plorced his clothing and
ponotratod his bowols. Intornnl hemor
rhages have sot in, and ho will die.
Unable to Hat for Tiro Month.
Lynn, Mass., April 12. Miss Mary
Croughan, aged 25, dlod at tho .homo of
her paronts hero as tho rosult of nine
wooks of almost continuous ntooougniug.
Hor peculiar case attracted tho attention
of Boston specialists, as a tumor had
formed In her throat and Miss Croughan
prnctloally died ot starvation, having been
unable to take rood tor over two months
Committed for Train Itobbery.
Colokado Spkinos, Colo., April 12,
United States Commissioner Sovnry lin3
committed Robert Taylor and Jamos Gib
son, who woro tracked by a bloodhound,
in default of $10,000 ball for nllogod par
ticipation In tho rocent train robbery on
tho Florence and Crlpplo Creek railroad,
noar Victor. Tho other thrco prisoners
Were discharged.
Murder at a Dance.
Jamestown, N- Y., April 18. Jnms
Ralney, an upholstoror, stabbed nnd killed
Fred Mitchell at adsmcont thoiiotoi trior
enca at Fluvanna. Tho murder was tho
outcome of a nuarrol about a girl. The
slash from Ralney's knlfo sovered Mitch
ell's jugular vein. The murderer gave
himself up.
A Hint to Marriageable Ladles,
London, April IB. Vanity uir say
that the widowed DuoheM of Marlborough,
formerly Mrs. Louis Hummersley, of New
York, who Is onaagou to marry uwu will-
lam Beresford, has settled 0,OOJ yearly
on the brldUf'room-eliw't.
Crushed Hvr Kou's llad Willi a Ktooe.
W'ISM'HAM Ma.. ., April 1 J. -Mrs ,jol(:
Hobblov murdered h ir 17 year old son hy
crushing his hoad with a stcoe while bo
lav la bod. It Is believed shi is iusauo.
Flnre 1 invai ",, fit Sotilh Jeraor.
Run -Urb iu. V. .i , April 12. A (1 e
i'. r.- .1 fir lin-i ! Dim burning In this sec. mu
si. in- f.i "l.i y-.,r,.rday morning. It origi
nated Hbuui. two mllos from Hlwood and
has boon working Its way towards this
olty, burning Its way through the most
valuable pluos and hunting grounds of
South Jersey. Thonrm of Senator GardJ
nor Is threatened and fonrs nro entertained
for the safoty of his largo park. Tho loss
thus far Is estimated at $0,000. How tho
flro originated Is not known, but thoro Is
a theory that it was Btnrted by a gang ot
gypsies who were camping noar tho placo
whoro It started.
The Kflbrt to Save Uuclinnan.
Washington, April 12. Justlco Brown,
of the United States supremo court, yes
terday hoard tho attornoys and rocolved
tho petition of Itobort W. Buchanan, un
der sontenco of death In Now York for tho
murder of his wlfo, for n stny of proceed
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thnt tho petition bo presented to tho su
promo court on Monday. It Is assorted
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Vancouver, h c., Apr" 18. Mull nd
vloes by tbo stumner BniDrens ot Jupnti
say thnt nil Is oonfunlon ,In tbo olty of
IJokln, nnd tbo tronblo threatens to onl
mlnnto In a panic, scores of cowardly of
flcors fcnrlng to visit sick nnd nged pamnts.
Two American womon woro walking on
Lcgntlon Hfcreet, in Pokln, whon thoy woro
assaulted by tho soldiers, whllo tho natlvo
guard posted on tho stroet for pollco pro
tection looked on nnd grinned. Tho ladles
gnrmonts woro badly torn, but thov man
aged to frco tbomsolvos and ran into thu
Kusslnn legation. Tho soldlors who as
saulted thorn woro aftorwnrds almost
beaten to death by tho angry husbands of
tho women, Tho 1'ekln nuthorltlos hnvo
allowed tho two ladles to havo a guard of
Russian soldlors during tholr walks.
Particulars of nn nttaolc by plratos on
tho camp of two young Frencbmon near
Thalnguyan nro given. Messrs. Honrlo
and Sabot wero engaged In superintending
tho construction of nn English lino be
tween Choraol and Thalnguyan. There
wero thirty In tho party. Suddonly tho
pirates mado tholr appearanco, and sur
rounding tho party domamled tholr sur
render. Sabot refused and he and tho
guards flred. The flro was returned.
Honrlo wns killed by a shot In tho neck,
and nearly all of tho laborers fell wounded.
Sabot was captured and carried off.
Tho Buddhist priests havo been dis
charged from Formosa by order of tho em
peror of Japan, owing to tho number of
spies being caught posing as members of
that fraternity. Other provinces nro to
follow Formosa's lend. Tho Buddhist
church threatens to inflict punlshmont In
retaliation similar to excommunication.
Probably Fatal Flro In New York.
New Yoisk, April 13. Flro broko outnt
9 o'clock last night In tho flvo story brick
building at tho corner of Columbus avo
nue and Ninety-fourth stroot, owned by
Hyman Brothers, liquor donlers, and oc
cupied by tho Colonial bank. Elovon fam
ilies occupied rooms on tho upper floors,
nnd a number of daring rescues woro re
ported. Tho building was valued ntS12S,-
000, and tho loss Is estimated at $100,000.
It is reported tbat ono servant girl was
burned to death. Dotoctlvo Sergeant Ed
wnrd Armstrong roscued Crosar Ii. Pinto.
Ho then roturnod and succeeded in effect
ing tho roscuu of Pinto's wlfo nnd two
children. Pluto was badly burned, and
was taken to a hospital. His wlfo and
children woro only slightly scorched.
Tno More Train Robbers Killed.
Hennessy, O. T April 12. Tho Lncey
mall carrier brings tbo nows of another
desporato battle between tho Dover train
robbers and United States marshals, In
which two more outlaws havo beon killed.
Tho outlaws wero tracked to a desortod
ranch sovonty miles northwest of horo,
woro surrounded by tbo officers and chal
lenged. Tholr roply was a volley of bul
lets. Then followed 11 desporato fight.
Tho outlaws'attompted to forco tholr way
out, and after a short battlo three of them
escaped, closoly pursued by part of tho
marsbnls, tho rest taking charge of tho
two outlaws that had been killed. Tho
names of tho dead men nro not known.
Venerable Msturs Found Dead.
HAVEltlULL, Mass., April 12. Llzzio
nnd Jonulo Bryant, unmarried sisters,
about 70 years of ago, respoctod rcsldonts
of this city, wero found dead In tholr
house, 28 Kent streot, yosterdny, Tho body
of Llzzio was found burned to a crisp and
besldo it was an overturned half burned
keroseno oil lamp. Tho other body was In
n recumbent position in an adjoining
room partly on tho floor nnd partly on the
bod. Pollco investigation dccldod that
Llzzio mot hor death by tho overturning
of tho lamp, nnd thnt Jonnlo, who had
been confined In bed by heart disoaso, died
from shock.
The Murdered Good Children Avenged
COLUSIDUS, O., April 13. Charlos Hart
wns hanged in tho annex of tho Ohio pen
tontlnry at 12:00 this morning for the
murdor of llttlo Ashloy nnd Elslo Good, In
Paulding county, Nov. 4, 1891. Hart was
an lgnorurlt lad of 18 yoars, and nervy to
the last. Although he made n confosslon
after his arrest ho made tho statement on
tho gallows, "I am not guilty of this
crime." Hart, after killing Ashloy Good,
ravished llttlo Elsie and then out her
throat. Ho thon mutilated both bodies
with a corn cutter, und triod to burn them
on a pile of brush.
Tho Rogus Stamp Company.
Hamilton, Out., April 13. Airs. A. T,
M'nck, clerk of tho Canadian Novelty nnd
Supply company, was remanded in pollco
court here till April ,15 on tho ohargo-of
selling counterfeit stamps. The prosecu
tion asked for adjournment. Captain
Thomas Pottor, of tho United States se
cret service, and Postal Inspector Stowart,
of Chicago, aro bore working on tho case,
Sovoral packages of bogus stamps wore
found In tho company's office.
Serious Charge Against Trustee Duss,
PlTTfeBUltG, April 12. At tho hoaring
before v. W. Tnompson, master In tho
famous Ecouomlto caso, yesterday John
Woggol mado serious charges against
Trusteo John S. Duss, accusing tho latter
of Impropor rolatioy s with a young girl.
Duss says the slot was manufactured by
Woirgol out of revougo because he had lost
a $15,000 damngo suit against tho Kcono
mlto soolety for lnjurios received In tho
Economy sawmill.
Arrested for Child Sturder.
Huntington. V. Va., April 12. Two
months since Stella Marrs, 13 years old,
daughter of prominent parents, dlod. Yos
terdny her fathor, 11. A. Marrs, and her
stepmother woro Indicted for Jior murdor.
Cost of t.'io Lexow Investigation.
ALBANY, April 12. The Loxow commit
tee oxpenso bill, Introduced in tho sonate
yestordny afternoon, provldos for tho ap
propriation of 107,431.10, of whloh 33,600
is lor counsel tees.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Over half a foot of snow felj In different
parts of Wisconsin yesterday.
Potor Matter and Stove O'Donnolt nro
(Hatched to light at Conoy Island May 80.
A bill permitting iniscegenntlon was
vetoed by Governor Holcomb, of Cobras Jca.
A Snrnnna Lnko (N. Y.) dispatch says
that the mercury stood nt 8 degs, below
zoro at Lyon mountain yestordny.
William Jackson, who poisoned his
wlfo, wus yostordny sontenoud nt Qroonup
Ky., to nlnety-ulno yoars' Imprisonment.
At tho feed mill of Gilbert S. HUlermnn
& Hon, at Watkins, N. Y., Mr. Hillorman
wn8 so badly sualded by au exploding
boiler that In- dlod.
Thu Deiawnrn, the Susquehanna nnd
Schuylkill rivors, the rising waters of
which have caused such damage to prop
irty, are rupldly falling.
FORE1GNEI
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is to purify the blood. This
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the best preparation of that
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At this season of the year
especially, health can most
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tained by a thorough course
of the one remedy that pre
vents disease as well as
cures it.
AMtrSEBl&jNTS.
piERGUHON'S THEATRE,
P. J. FERGUSON, MANAGER.
One folld week, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 8th, 1895.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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METROPOLITAN COMEDY CO.
In the Following Repertolr:
Friday Evening "f anohon tho Cricket"
Saturday Matluee "Fancbon the Cricket"
Saturday Evening Colleen Dawn"
Prices, 10, ao, and 30 cents.
Matinee Prices : 10 cents to all
parts of the house.
Reserved Beats at Klrlln's drag store
F
ERQUSON'B THEATRE,
P. J, FERGUSON, MANAGER,
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Unique GUmazes. Brilliant Dialogue.
Appropriate Music and
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Reserved seats at Klrlln's drug store.
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