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Willi
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inentllled. Nearly all or the dead wore "? I,OOK wmptciaoi moiuers- win ueroaii.
nrnmlnant In Porta snef.tv ,,.! omnnD. t9."re?V!t' ' .n7 1 containing v.J.
, -- - uftuio lniormanon anu voluntary testimonials.
mem me iimuyueiuilBlIlK lo ine lltieu
aristocracy.
The list Includes the Duohess d'Alen
con, Baronne Elizabeth 8t. Martin,
Over the Terrible Pnto or irer l'nvor
lto SIstof, the DttoliofM d'Alencon.
l'refeot of roltcoltlnmert Tor Not Ito
qttlrhtir Sforo Careful Preparation.
Paris, May 6. The police officials an
nounce that 111 were killed in the ter
rible charity baiaar fire on Tuesday
afternoon, and of these 91 have been
Tie Bridfltld Btgnlitor Co., Itlinlt, Ot.
OLD DV ALL ORUaaiSTB.
I U-aerie, Otrlfiui . f t'litllna.
In nil ennvm, nt ml rr limk Triilh,
mttv M ii.' 1 in lit Pill IidiiL t!ii,iltu' Oiriicttit
S3
1m
"THEY DO THE WORK"
BRON.CIIO
HOMCEOPATHIC -t
PEMBD1ES IOC
VIcomtesse Marie Bonneval, Comtesse
St. Pierre, Baronne St. Dialer, Mme.
Florez, wife of the Spanish consul;
Comtesse Mlrlmel, Comtease Broder
vllle, Comtesse Humolsteln, Marquise
Dee Malaon, Ducherae E. St. Dledero,
Baron Carul St. Martin, Baron De
Laumont, Baron De Mackau, Comtesse
De Mun, Comtesse De Surrler, Com
tesse De deffulhe, Comtesse De La
Bletterle, Comtesse De Vallln, Com
tesse De Subersac, Comtesse Carayon
Latour, VIcomtesse De Maleflleux,
Comtesse d'Hora and Mile. Therese
Donen, daughter of the Baroness de
St, Dldlar,
There are 19 bodies still unidentified,
among which must be those of the
Comtesse de Lune and Mme. NItot
second daushter, both of whom are
missing. M. Gosse, the notary, on
learning that his wife and two daugh
ters were among the victims, was so
prostrated that his life Is despaired of.
M. Glrard, director of the Municipal
laboratory, reports that the ether for
the lamps used in the klnematograph
set fire to the film, tho flames then
Igniting the apparatus.
Terrible scenes continue to be en
acted at the Palais de Ii'Industrles,
Yesterday afternoon the mother of the
year-old child, Alfred David, one of
the victims, arrived for the purpose of
taking the body away with her. It
was decided, however, that It was ln
advisable to show her the ghastly re-
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mother in paroxysm or grjef she triefl
to force her way Into the mortuary
hall, screaming! "I will see my chlldl"
It was found necessary to forcibly re
move the poor woman, whose case Is
one of the most distressing. Mme,
David lost her husband a month ago,
and her only other child died n, fort
night ago.
Further particulars regarding the
finding of the remains of Duchess d'Al
encon show that the secretary of the
prefecture, accompanied by the maid
of the duchess and a footman belong
ing to the household of the duke, ex
amined the rows of bodies. The two
fKiryants stopped before a blackened
and mutilated corpse, whose abdomen
was torn open, They declared that it
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same people.
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pom, CHARhltS A. DANA.Jfdltor.
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DAVID FAUST, SfSfflRSfi
Also I.I lo apd Accidental Oompanl eat
before 4 o'clock. He adds: "Arou.
me was a group of blind children. Sev
eral of these must have perished. My
heart Is bleeding to think of all those
poor creatures. It Is too horrible to
speak of. My nerves are In a terrible
state."
The Vleomte Damas Identified hlu
wife's body by a piece of haircloth,
which she wore next her skin as a
member of the Order of St. Francis.
M. Jean Itaffeelll, the painter, says:
-niy aaucnter Has the mark of n
heel stamped Into her back. She was
trampled In the heap at the door near
the main entrance. Her mother tried
to pull her from the blazlne fire, hut
she said: 'It Is useless; Bave yourself,
aB I shall die In any case." Her mother
replied: 'I shall not leave you. I will
take- you, or stay and die with you.'
Both escaped, though severely In
jured."
The Abbe Marbot says that the Com
tesse Vllleneuve returned to search
for her two daughters, failed to find
them, and pferlshed herself.
Dr. Nachtel, who has directed the
ambulance work, says that the num
ber of bodies found glyes a very in.
nuequuie laea oi tne number or vic
tims, as dozens were burned com
pletely to ashes. It is estimated now
that there were about 1,200 persons In
the building when the fire was dis
covered, about one-half of whom es
BEDRIDDEN.
FIFTEEN YEAR) Or BUFFEI11N0.
The Doetors Wanted Seven Hundred Dol
lars to Attenpt The Case.
Tho following is A liter we received short
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MlMtatppl St., Indlampolis, Ind.
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used two boxes of tliel'lle Cure and one of
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have been a sufferer from piles for fifteen
years and have lieen confined to my bed
about one-half of the time, expecting and
wishing for death for tie pain was so great.
I r-ent to the college here and the doctors
said my case was a new oue to them, the
great pain having brought ou a - targe rup
ture, which they wanted seven hundred dol
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death wfHtltl result from the blood-poisoning
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work without pain and is tho safest nnd
host. Kemoraber also that the Pyramid Pills
arc a certain cure for comtlpatlon acting
without griping and restoring natural action
to the bowels.
The Pyramid Pile Cure 1 sold .by drug
gists at 00 cents and $1.00, and the Pyiamid
Pills at 25 cents, or by mall from Pyramid Co.
Albion, Mich.
BIG
Turks and GreekB Stand Faoe to
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lflE CONFLICT AT VELESTIN0.
SCIENTIST SAV
President Barnaby, of Hartsville College, Survives a Serious Illness
Through the Aid of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
still higher figure,
Michael Heine, the manacer of the
bazaar, admitted last evening that the
arrangement wob evidontly ill made,
auumg:
"We ought to have foreseen that
such a disaster as this was possible,
but the stalls have been Increasing
every year, and we were very anxious
not to lose an Inch of ground."
The unidentified bodies, as well as
the Jewels recovered from the debris.
have been photographed by the Ber-
tlllon method, and the funeral service
of the victims has been fixed for the
cathedral of Notre Dame. M. Faure
will attend, and Pero Richard will
probably officiate.
A somber feeling pervades every
rn tho ror,mtn f fhoi,- mi.tr... anrt olass ot society. The newspapers, wlth-
also sent for the dentist nt the duch- .ut exceptIont describe the disaster at
Tim lnttor. nftor ovntninlmr the 'he Grand Bazaar do Charite In the
corpse for half an hour, declared It was sober and simple terms befitting so
that of the duchess. He claimed there i'i"""B ovem. irie. caiasiropne
was a tooth too many in the bead, but W,H always be remembered as one of
the servants insisted, wbereunon tho the most fearful that ever befell a Eu-
dentlst and two doctors operated upon ropean city. Nothing comparable in
the upper Jaw, and then the dentist usa i "- "as ever ocourreu here, ex
was enabled to formally Identify the cept the fire which destroyed the
remains ns being those of the Duchess Opera Comique In 1887. Singularly
d'Alencon. enougn, tnat disaster happened In the
The Duchess d'Alencon was the sis- same month of the same year, and 80
ter of tho empress of Austria and the persons were burned to death, wlille
wife of Prince Ferdinand of Orleans. were omcially registered as missing.
She was a duchesse of Bavaria, and In aristocratic circles the number-
was born In 1847 and married In 1858,
Her daughter, Princess Louise, is mar
ried to Prince Alphonse of Bavaria,
nnd her son. Prince Phllllppe, is the
husband of Princess Henrlette of Bet
glum. The former queen of Naples is
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l.ess dinner parties and other functions
of a gaily opening season have been
suddenly abandoned,
The amount of administrative negli
gence surrounding the catastrophe is
almost Inconceivable. The structure
one of her sisters. The duohesse was a was so combustible that many of the
woman of great wealth, and one of the
most prominent ladles of France,
Among the last to escape from the
burning building was the Baronne de
Ileuter, formerly Miss Beatrice Potter,
qf Philadelphia,'
ii . . i t i a -n r
V u I JUKI iuiiaui ueueiui o. iut jiuibc
said to the representative of the Assq?
elated Press this afternoon; "It Wftf)
victims, if not most of them, must
have been burned alive, without suffo
cation. No sort of Inspection seems to
have been mode In advance by the
municipal, or police authorities.
M. Lepine, the prefect of police, who
13 severely censured for lack of proper
supervision of the preparatory ar
rangements, says In excuse that the
singularly fortunate that there was patrons and patronesses of the bazaar
were lieuciioiusis, anu ne learea u ne
meddled with their p.ogram that they
would say he was trying to suppress
a Roman Catholic enterprise,
only one American victim. This was
indeed remarkable, because Just now
there la an unusually large number of
Americans in Paris. They are gener
ous supporters of such fetes as the
Grand Bazaar de Qharite, and, more
over, it gave them a favorable oppor-
Tho Austrian Empress' Gflof.
Vienna, May G. Not until yesterday
tunlty of getting into close cmarters had the emperor and empress of Aus-
wlth the aristocracy and many of the tria heard that the Duchess d'Alencon
celebrities of Paris." was among the victims of the Paris
Mrs. Porges was the only American Are. The empress was devotedly at-
vlctlm. She was a Miss Weisweiller,
Her daughter accompanied her to the
bazaar, but escaped uninjured. The
Porges family reside in Vienna.
A newspaper correspondent had an
Interview with William L. Hogan,
tached to her sister, and is completely
I overcome by the bereavement. Tho
dinner whloh' was to be given to the
queen regent and the queen of Holland
at tho Chateau Lalnz, Where the em
peror and empress are staying, has
whose sister, Margaret Hogan, was been cancelled. The empress has been
one of the four ladles assisting at tho weeping all day over the loss of her
stall of the Duchess d'Alencon, and the favorite sister, and declines to receive
only one who escaped. Miss Hogan food or nourishment. Yesterday none
Is a niece of Mayor Strong, of New of the attendants dared to place a
York. Her brother sayss newspaper at her majesty's breakfast
"My sister is now in bed, completely table. When she did not find It In Its
prostrated. At the time of the cry of usual place she called for it and open,"
Are was raised she was about to ac- ed it, trembling with anxiety. She
company the Duchess d'Alencon to could not believe that her sister was
take tea at the further end of the room, more than Injured. In the afternoon
As yet she can recall nothing after she received a telegram from her sis-
the rush, except being dragged by the ter, the Comtesse Tranl, who is In
hair from beneath a pile of women Paris, confirming the news of the
and children near the front of the nevs of the death of the duchesse. The
building. My mother had driven to empress burst Into sobs, returned to
the bazaar a few minutes before the the castle, and with her two daughters
disaster, but the crush wasso great went to her boudoir, which she has
that sne naa not Deen aoie to enter." not left since,
The Ducness a'uzes saiu to a corre
spondent: It should be made a matter ot nubll
"The first gleam of fire came from a knowledge that DeWitt's WIteh llaile Salve
spot but a short distance from where Will speedily euro plies of the longest stand-
waa standing. I was dazzled, so "', 11 "'0 "yu""u mvoruo lor uurun,
awlftlv did the flames 8 n read. I can "" , "i" "
compare it only to the bursting of a.
rocket. There was no such thing In llnkorx to lun:::iicl s'lorier Ilouru.
lay case as reaching the main entrance, Cleveland, May C The Baker' In
but near ma was a small door lead- ternatlonal union has resolved to make
ing to a waste piece of ground behind a stand for an eight hour day. Reao-
the bazaar structure, i ruaneu through lutlons were offered at the session y
this and was soon in the open air, torday to make the demand uniform
though atlll in the Incloaure, I had throughout the country, and met with
passed, as it was, under an archway enthusiastic approval befoie their ret-
of flames, but was only sllglitly burned, crence to a committee.
The hair above mv lert temple waa
,?. t, on , xt., -trv Uurdoek Blood Bitter is nature's true rem
T, w BVr"Jedylbr.D.UIUon.naWnadllta. It act.
.n,l to net as a saleswoman at the directly ou the bowels, the liver, the skin
stall of Mme. Costa Beauregard. She and while cleanalng the blood lmparltreugtl
left the Hotel Terminus, where she waa to the digestive orgaug
ataulni, nhniit 13n nnpnmnanvlni the
vinnnitLuu. Mnvtonv Tim snln was do- Coming Kronts
ir,. wit .han omidontv hr maid May 30. Ice cream and strawberry festival
cried: "Madame, save yourself. There's In Wobljina' ormJio unde. M aunjea
n flre.. of the societies of Trinity Ileformed fcJiurBh,
Mra. dilmour, with wonderful pres- May 18 Entertainment by the bunuay
ence of mind, rushed toward the main school of the Welsh Cougregatioual ehiireh,
entrance, but seeing the danger ot be- or bourn wt sweet.
inn trampled to death, she ran quietly June 8. Qraud ooneertby the P.M. ohureli
liuck in the riur nt tha hnllilliiL-. where nbnlr. In Itoliblns' onara houea.
she saw a window that opened In the June 18. Ice cream festival under the
wall, through which she soon reached auspices of the Famous Itese Ball Club, in
the street. , ltebbios' opera iiotite.
Mgr. Clarl, the papal nuncio, who
had attended to pronounce Ida btJaaa- Buy Keystone Hour. Besnrothat the name
ng upon the bastaar, eaya he woe taut- Russia & Baku, Ashlaud, Pa., Is printed on
ng to me Duciiasa q'Aianoon snoruv oyM M
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PHILA & READING RY
IN EFFECT JlAIlCir 27. 1867.
Trains leave Shenrtndoati as follows:
For New York vi a Phlladelpbla, week day-
10. 525. 710 n. 111.. 1233. 303 and5 58 o. it
Sundays, 2 10 a. m.
For now Yoric via Ainucii utitink, week uar
25, 7 10 a. 111., 12 33 and 3 03 p. in.
For Reading and Philadelphia, week dar.
10. 5 25. 7 10 a.m.. 12 33. 3 03 and 5 53 n. ill. Bun
davfl. 2 10 n. m.
ror i-ousviiio, weeK unya, a 10; 7 10 a. in., anf
16 oo, o iaj uuu a uo p. m. aunuaya, z iu a. m.
For Tamaqua and Mahanoy City, week day?
2 10,5 25, 7 10 a. m., 12 38, 3 08 and 5 58 p. m
Sundays, 2 10 a. ra.
ror wiiuamaport, simbury and I,ewlsbur?
weeKiiays, ao, liuo a. m., and 7 25 p.
Sundays. 3 35 a. m.
ForMahauo) tlane, weckdaya, 2 10. 3 25, 6 25
7 10, 11 30 u. m., .2 33, 3 03, 6 58, 7 25 and 9 V
p. in. Buniiayg, i lo, a as a. m.
For Aahlnnd ond Slinmokln. week iIava. rs
710, 1130 u. in., 725 and 9 55 p. m. Ban
uays, 3 3 a. m.
For Baltimore. Wasldnftton and tbe Wi vi.
n x, e i t, 11. ....... i. . t i j .
Y" "." ,i,iib JOT" , IVUIHllUf
Avriuuiiti, j iiimuuipiiiu, l , CL it. Jj K.J at a JE
7 55, 11 28 n. in., a 10 and 7.27 p. i. Sundayt
3 20, 7 00, 11 2 a. in., 3 40 and 7 27 p. in. Add!
tiuuui irmna irom i wemy-iourin ana t.neai
nut Btreets Btatlon, week days, 10 30 a. m. 12 20
izjoeiup.m. sunuaya, i bo, s 23 p. m.
TRAINS FOH SIIENANDOAn.
Leave New York via Phlladelnhln. nul
days, 4 80, 800 a.m., 130, 4 30, OOU p. ni. r
niKOh oiinuuyH, dlvi. HI.
Leave New York via Mnuch Chunk, nuij
days, 4 30, 9 10 a. m.. 1 30 and 4 15 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, wol
days, 4 20, 8 35, 10 05 a. in. and 4 05, 6 30, 1)
p. in. nniiuiiys, it uu p. m.
Leave Koodlui;, week days, 185, 7 10, 10 08
11 55 a. m., 6 00 and 8 20 p. in. Sundays, 1 35 a. ra
jjwive x-oiiHvuie, weeic uays, i no, 7 40 a.m.
12 80 and 012 p.m. Sundays, 2 35 a. m.
m.j 1 27, 7 20 and 9 43 p. m. Sundays, 3 18 a. in
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11 47 a. in., 2 03, 7 41 and 10 08 p. m. Sundays, 8 it
a. in
Lcavo Mahanoy Plane, week days. 2 40. t 00
61)0, 9 37. 11 69 a. m 1 12, 2 19, 5 20, 6 28, 7 57 p in
nuiiuu a, iv, w , ui.
ijcnve wiiuamspori, weeK uays, 7 42, 10 la a
iu., a iJ mm u 11 p. ui. ounuays, 11 10 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Phlladelnbla Chestnut street wart iul
South street wlmrf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Kipreas, 9 00 a. m., 2 00, (Satur
days only, 3 00), 4 00. 5 0(1 p. in. Accommoda
tion, BUI A, 111., O JJI, 1H) p. 111.
Sundays Kxprosa, 900, 10 00 a. in. Accom
modation. 8 00 a. in.. 4 45 n. m.
Returning leave Atlaniia City depot, oornei
Atlantic and Arkansaa avenues.
Weekday Kipreaa, 7 85, 9 00 a. m 3 30. 5 80
p. in. Avwuiiiiuouutiuu, xu, o to a. III., , iu p, ra,
Sundays Rznrees. 4 00. 5 80. 8 00 11. 111. Aftimin,
uiuuaiiuu, I id n. 111., 4 10 p. m.
i-anor o;ara on an express trains.
I'tirfcs Claim That They WWre Not Ile-
jitilivd. but Were Meroljr Iteonnntil-'
torliiB lnlinbttittitH or Inrlam De
nounce the Ui'oek C'oiiiitinudei'.
Athens, May 8. A dispatch from the
front says that the Turkish forces, at
noon yesterday, were drawn up in bat
tle array on the plain of Pharsalos. fac
ing the Greek army, numbering 23,000
men. It Is expected here that a gen
eral engagement between the opposing
forces lias commenced.
The Greek fleet has captured at the.
entrance of the Gulf of Salonlea a
schooner In which Sir Ellis Ashmead
Bartlett, the Anglo-American member
parliament, recently vlalted the
Turks. The vessel will be taken to the
'Iraeua for examination. It la reported
that documents ot a seriously com
promising character weftr-found on the
schooner. These will be turned over
to the government.
Dispatches from Larlssa say that
two batteries of howltsera arrived
there Monday evening from TCfasnona,
and 14 battalions of infantry, four
squadrons of cavalry and four bat
teries of artillery have been sent to
reinforce the Turkish troops fighting
at Velosttno. The Victory of the Turks
seems assured. The prisoners taken
report that the population, Including
that of Volo, Is disposed to submit, and
from various sources it is learned that
the Greeks are badly demoralised and
discontented with the crown prince
and his officers.
The soldiers who vtere wounded In
the first engagement at Velestlno are
now cotnjng in to the hospitals of
Larlssa. The latter are well organized!
With the materials which the Oreek
abandoned.
The Inhabitants of Larhwa denounce
the commander oi the Greek troops,
and even accuse him ot treason. They
hope for an early Intervention on the
part of the powers In order to prevent
the complete ruin of Jhe country.
It Is stated at LArlssa that the crown
prince of Greece ordered Larlssa to be
burned previous to evacuating the
place, but It Is said there was no time
to carry out his Instructions.
The Turks claim that the fighting
which has taken place at Velestlno,
and In which they are said to have
been repulsed, was merely a recon-
nolsance In forces, and its object, that
or finding out the strength of the
enemy, being achieved the officers had
the utmost difficulty In Inducing the
meu to retire. They were obliged, it
Is claimed, to threaten them, and even
then they could not prevent the Turka.
In defiance, from Blnging during the
withdrawal, the men declaring they
were challenging the Greeks and per
sisting in singing in order to secure,
if possible, a renewal of the fighting.
There was a striking feature in last
Friday's cavalry charge. Colonel Mah-
moud Bey was fired upon by a Greek
officer, who sent four bullets from his
revolver in the direction of the Turkish
Officer, Mahmoud Bey then galloped
ahead of his men, and with one fierce
blow with his sword completely sev
ered the Greek officer's head from his
body.
The heat at Larlssa is tremendouB.
but the troops are suffering without
any complaint, and the doctors are
greatly Impressed with the wonderful
vitality of the wounded Turks. One
Turkish soldier who was shot In tho
Stomach remained in the ranks and
afterward walked ten miles. Another
Turkish soldier who waa wounded
twice In the legs nnd once In the
shoulder continued attending to his
duties for 24 hours, until an officer no
ticed his condition and ordered him to
tho hospital.
The ITaHaTllle College, situated at Harts,
ville, Indiana, was founded years ago in the
Interest of the United Brethren Church,
when the state was mostly a wildernew, ami
colleges were scarce. The college is well
known tlironyliout the country, former stu
dents having gone into all parts of the world.
Prom the Republican, Cbfumiui. Dul.
County, Mich. Being of an ambitious na
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TBOF. ALVIN r. DARNADY.
A reporter recently called at this famous
scat of learning nnd was shown into the room
of the President, Prof. Alviti P. Barnaby.
VI. en last seen by the reporter Prof, ltarn
aby was in delicate health. To-day lie was
apparently in tbe best of health. la re
sponse to an inquiry the professor said :
"Oh, yes, I am much better than for some
time. 1 am now in perfect health ; but my
recovery was brought about iu rather a
peculiar way,"
"Tell me about It," satd the reporter.
"Well, to lie mil at the beginning," said
the professor, "I studied too hard, when at
aohool, endeavoring to educate myself for
the professions. After completing the com
mon course I came here, and graduated from
the theological course. I entered the min
istry, and accepted the charge of a United
Brethren Church at a small place in Kent
tire, I applied mrsrlf dlllirently to my work
nnd aliiillcf. In time 1 noticed that my
health was failing. My trouble was Indl
Kent ion, nnd this with oilier troubles brought
on nervousness.
" My physician prescribed for me for some
time, and advised me to take a change oi
climate. I did as he requested mid was some
impioicd. Boon after, I came here as pro
fessor in physics and chemistry, and later
wiii financial agent of this college. The
chiuitje nirreid with me, and fur awhile my
health was better, hut mydtitic. Here heavy,
nnd nirnin I found my trouble returning.
Thm lime it was more severe and in tbs
winter I became completely prostrated. I
tried viirlntu medicine and different physl
ciS'is. finally, I was aide to return to my
duliep. Last sprint- I was chefed president
of the college. Airain I hail considerable
work, and the trouble, which had not been
entirely cured began to aflect me, and last
fall I collapsed. I hod different doctors, but
none did me any good Profewr Ilowmm,
who is professor of natural science, told me
of his experience with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale Tcople and urs;iil me to give
them a trial, because they had benefited him
in a similar cose, and I concluded to try
them.
" The first box helped me, and the second
gave great relief, such as I had never ex
perienced from the treatment of any physi
cian. After using six boxes of the medicine
I was entirely eared. To-day I am perfectly
well. I feel better and stranger than for
yean I certainly reoommend this medi
cine. "
To allay all doubt Prof. Barnaby cheer
fully made an affidavit before
LYMAN J. Scupdeb, Notary Public.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pole People are
sold by all dealers, or will be sent postpaid on
receipt of price, SO cents a box, or six boxes
for I2.50 (they are never sold in bnlk or bv
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pf a Joke at Markle, near here, two
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is op the verge of death. The young
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They went Into a drug store. While
the clerk had hla back turned they
took a bottle labeled alcohol, but which
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and secreting the bottle beneath their
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Chicago, May 0. Judge Adams, In the
circuit court yesterday, took up the
case of the Manhattan Cement com
pany, against the city of Chicago. This
is the first of a set-lee of damage suits
begun by railroads and other corpora
tions to recover money for damages
done to their property during the riot
Incident to the Debs strike In the sum
mer of 1891. In Itself the Manhattan
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when It Is settled a precedent will be
established, and In all probability
aulta of several railroads with termi
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