The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, November 29, 1893, Image 7

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    Itewitr of Olntmtnt tnt Catarrh That
lu mi i in Mermrv.
M mnrrur? wl 1 nnrl 1iitrnjr th nn ff
ftim-II nntl ritntilt'tf ly ilt'rnniffi h whole nvtt in
when enleritiK -t llinni'h flu mnrMHmrfiirw(.
Rim b nrliclej tlnmlil never b inert rteei-l cn
SiM-ripttnim Horn reinilnh'e I 1ivirlnn, of tlio
it tit lire tltef w til tin U leh folil to theirrwul yen
run tnlh!y ilerivt from theni. llnlt'n 1'nlurrh
I tire nmnnfnf't nrrt by F. J. (lii'tiT ft Co.,
Tolr lo, O,, i nnirttti no tneretiry, And I Inken
Intrrtmlly, . tlt-ic il rvrlly iixn the Hln'l nn I
Siiiienus nirfHi'e of t lift nvtem. In Vurtnir
IhII'm nttirrli Cnre tm mire Intact ti e (reniiin.
t In tnkeTi tnti riml iy, nntl i trifl-le tn Toledo,
O'tto, hY r .1. i heitev A 'o. T- ttmnninl fre.
t?"Hk)iil by UrufKiatis price .fc. per butt;.
Vrltioi? lirntrirff in nbl tu !ny the most
lifti.ult iiiuic in fliultt.
The furhnln fulgenB li a Meikm 1 lant,
A Child Rnny
The lrnnnt Pnvor, irentle ait Ion And nothing
rffertRof p of Fit, when In newl of ft Us
fttlve, And If the rut her or mother he voMlve of
bllloiift, the mott grfitifyinK rtwuUs follow lu
Din; to thftt It If the Wnl family remedy kuoa
kud every family nhouM hnve a bot'le.
The I'renrh cpn.n plmwi a total vt
3!U,0U0 lurei?i work inple.
DaflRavio C ii rtntiMCR. Tlif-e (wnnart ,
wH.rh Nit r ed'y deerfe- tin entire mnflilrm
of the eiiinm'i'itly n Mmowm'b Hhhrcnmi
Tho: IK. Tlrne Mi.Teritip fiom Athnir c
mi l nroiM'huil DifvcMfi, (Joii-flm ami C i.iIh,
till mi Id try thtm. I'r.ee .-1 r.MiM.
Tne voting Kml of Tn W$' ta!unte lift
is insured r ?1,ih),K0.
IlMoV tnlvi'rnl t'miKh & fir. mr,
pio hpt, pleiifl'int i n I effe;tiHl. l nuut.
Harlow knife irrnde in 1710 in Mill nV.t
lling in t eiilerviiii Mi.
InijiAUed dlUftMlnn eured by IVftthtTn'ti
IMin. Ik-vtlniiu' iin rthtei. X'j ceuie a boi.
A child of 4 year old it half the LeigM
thnt it will e er reach.
Jfnfflcted with erreyenM lr. If Thnmn
on'fthye-wuter. Oruuitifttmieli HtJ-c perlxitna
Kteel !rei r nrc used in loO iniltB t f thi
Mexicmi ruilWtiy,
IN MISERY WITH DYSPEP8IA
' I wbk In mleiy with dyi'l Mb. Home
Kmelhii-1 no up) etlie, Hi:d Vhni I did ent t
hearty meal I fell much dtsinhn for h mpnf
ter. 1 did not wem to have nny ntnblt Ion; wai
re-tle Ht nilit, mid in the morning tired turn
ne'vnii. Mv dic- ion wi irretulnr uiid nn
AntiNlH( tnrv. My wife urLed mo to tiike Mood'
Harj.Hiiil i, ii nd the re-titt ih tliut 1 Imv
ueverfflt better In all my U: thuu Dow. J
Hood's54 Cures
bnveKninod nine imiinl., nnd ftm rw from nil
iiirIU' ym)!mn. I ( Hti mt n hrar y ipohI
with n tfim.l rt llh." i i H. Kmi.tz, KIN
Anitttf rilftTii Aveniif, New Vitrk.
Ilood'ft I'lllft ure iroiiul nuii enieleul.
'3
"German
Syrup
99
My acquaintance with Boschee's
German Syrup was tnade about four
teen years ago. I contracted a cold
which resulted in n hoarseness r.nd
cough v.-hich disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for a number cf Sab
baths. After try ing a physician,
without obtaining relief I saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained a bottle. I received quick
and permanent help. I never hesi
tate to tell my experience. Rev. W.
U. llaggerty, Martiasville, N.J.
THE JUDGES
Of
tii
WORLD'S COLUMBIAN .POSITION
Have mule ttio
HIGHEST AWARDS
OIoIhU arl Iitlaniu) tu
WALTER BAKER & CO.
On each of the loUowing named iirticlc-t:
UKE.VKFAST COCOA, ....
rremliim No. 1, Choeolate, . .
Vanilla Cliocolato,
Vorniau Swwt Chocolate,
Cocoa Butter.
For "purity of luatcrUtl." Mxifrl1nt ritvor,1
find "uniform even cutiiiHitiUou."
WALTER BAKER tC0T DORCHESTER, MASS.
Vv
WE CANNOT
SPARE
htalthy flesh nature never
burdens the body with too
much sourfd flesh. Loss of
flesh usually indicates poor as
similation, which causes the
loss of the best that's in food,
the fut-forming element.
Scott's Emulsion
of pure cod liver oil with hypo
phosphites contains the very
essence of all foods. In no oth
er form can so much nutrition
be taken and assimilated. Jit
rangi of usrfulntif hat no limita
tion wnert wtaitun txiftt.
mmm I er- mm t$ am iruifiiu
TICKINGS OFTHE TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
What In Trunnplrinit the World Over.
Important Eventa Briefly Told.
rim hk4 Pennlilr.
W. C. I'nrlli, wtnliliy nml lufliifnllal
cillien of I'nlln tvt .. recently Rrtented,
ctinrted nitli being utie f tlit munleri nt
y. M. l.angdnn, lilt art tier In tlie whole
tele lurahtr tu.lnrM, committed tulnile in
bit ceil, tevering tilt ar'criei with a piece ol
broken pint ditli.
I'oiiceman Meder ofPt. Iiiit eri
outly it tint fatallr tluit by Cliarlet Bmitli,
colureil, wlioiu lie itai iitleiiinting to nrrett.
At be fell, the oftk'er fired at Smith, inflict
lug a fatal wound.
1'rof . W. O. Keith, ex-rrincirial of one of
the public nlinolt nl Hot Spring., Ark., It
under nrreit charged Willi tiring a tchool
building
El Chief Weieber Henry S. Coihran of
the 1'biladelphla Mint wri found guilty In
I'bi!ailel hln of larceny and enibe;zlement
for Healing ti;o.i(M worth cf gold tan
from a vau.t In the Mint.
f nitinl. I nhnr antl tnittt.irttt.
The United States tlla.. onit auy ho of
fered to nil lit Wheeling V, Va., fcti.rict
to cititrti.
After a i II liionthi' ,lmt.!owu the Juliet
III., rolling mill ha. started.
Alter a long Idleticw the Cleveland Holl
ing Mill Company t old rail mill ttnrteil up
on nu order fur struct iral iron.
The Illinois Steel Company'i I'nyvlew
Iron plant at Milwaukee hat storied all -partineiiti
nt a result of the icductioti in the
price of puddling to lT'i.
In the crnernl assembly of the Knights
ofl.ahnr, nt rhllwle'phi.1, Terence V.
I'owdi riy was rc-elicled tieneral Master
Work nmu by a vote of liO to W
f'tnnnrtnl and Commerrlnl.
The Joseph Turner A i-'ont Worsted
Manufacturing Company of t'ieveland, one
of the largest concerns of the class, hai
assigned. About WW tople are employeil.
The assets are .VK),fn); liabilities belweni
13.-iO,000 and HW.OU').
A tpecial meeting of the stockholders of
the Kdison Klectric Illu.iiimiting Company,
was held at New York and authorized the
ieue of ll.".W,KW additional bondt for
buildings and developing the underground
sytteni.
I-1 res
A fne burned the Ozark and Glrard hotels
Hot Springs. Ark , the residence of Thnu.at
Shannon and several cott-ges, and badly
scorched the Irnm and i'uttiuan hotels.
Lost about t.Vt.OOO.
1 he drnnd 1 Pink repair and blacksmith
shops, nt Chicngo, were burned. Lost i(i2,
WO. fit. asters. Arrlttenis anil ratnlliles
Mrs. Albert I'll bolt and two children
were smothered le death In a leucine. .t
house fire at I.ewitton, Me.
Dora 1. Kim ir.lcu leaped out of a fourth
ttory window In New York to wave good-
by to her husband at he went to work, but
lost her buiance, fell out and wat initnntly
killed.
A f relnht train ran Into nn open twitch
at Yon liuren, Ark., Wednesday and killed
J. W. Drown. Henry 8, Will and William
Spoon, cur thovera.
Wnshtngtua tiews.
Secretary Carlisle hat ordered the releae
of the Russian convicts arretted at San
Krunciaco. 'Hie conticts il was found. were
political prisoners and under our laws could
not be detuiued.
Mlscellnnenas.
Estimates at Minneapolis make tho ag
gregate Nortbwettern ttock of wheat 21
025,000 bushels; an increuse of 2,003.000
bushels over week ago.
Michael Heinti of Walden, 111,, who wat
injured in the Mock Island wreck at Chi
cago the night of November 8, died Wed
nesday night. This makes the thirteenth
death resulting Iroru the collision.
BEYOND OTJR BORDERS.
Kighty ttitdentt and persons engaged in
literary pursuit! have been arretted and
lodged in the citadel, Warsaw, on suspicion
of being engaged in a nihilist plot.
The town of Flensburg, PchBw!g Hol.
stein, lias been inundated by theses being
driven over the lowiaudt by the terrilio
galea.
The Brussels committee appointed to or
gnnizt an international exhibition for Ib'.tS
hut decided to postpone the exhibition un
til 1KKJ.
Stories of shipwreck and lots of life con
tinue to arrive in London. It it impossible
to approximately estimate the number ot
persona drowned in the great storm, but it
u very lurgt .
CONSTABLES MOBBED.
Beaufort, B.C., People Object to a Belt
ure of Bmugf led Whisky.
State Constab et Kt sn and Stroeuel were
mobbed by a large crowd at Beaufor, 8.
C, while in inn to seize tome whisky. Brick
butt, egna and curtei are said to have been
heaped upon the constables. The Govern:!
held a long lontultution witii the Attorney
General and telegrams have been tent to
the sheriM at BeauTort und tbe captain ot
the local military company, but their pur
port is not kuowr.
riwuu und fctroei! went tn Beaufort to
see aootil liquor that lia I been siiiui-gled
into (tie Hlair. 1 liey g, t a'toard simmer
wiui a Warrant, but I In, JuiUiu declined tu
recognize it. The coiixtabltw got hold ol a
barrel of beer, but were met bv a niub as
they lell me l.oat. rimaii tayt lhat there
were 3'JU to 400 persons in the crowd.
Drnynien and everybody else refuse to
t tittlhein, totuey began to roll the bar
rel. The crowd followed and pelted ihem
with brickbats and other luiMuia. Hwau s
iiom, wat broken au.l hit eye terribly cut.
During tbe transportation of the barrel it
wut siuuaiied and in contents rolled out,
When it reached the Jail ouly an buttler
were left.
A Bad Prairie Fire.
' A terrible prairie fire bat been rsglag
east of Guthrie, Ok., in Unonln county, 1
vatiatlug many farms and destroying tiro
her, tropaand biiikdinet. Mrs. John Hal,
sgi A6. was burned to ties lb and otbeit
bud y injured.
latxr mwi WAira.
ronrtox.
The great cotten mills at I'ottentlorf, 20
miles south of Vienna, wat burned to the
ground The mill wut the largest of lit
kind In Austria and gave employment to
1,000 Of trail vet.
An anarchltt'i bomb wat exploded lnlhe
machinery of s factory In the village ' of
l iefenbacli near tiablonz.Her. Considerable
damage was done to the machinery but no
body wat Injured.
Terrific enow storms prevail in the
Highlands of Scotland and a number ot
railroad trains are imbedded In great
units.
rAriTAL Afrn l.Asrm.
The I farl ford llty Glast Company has
signed the tcale ami w resume nimedl
alely. The I'nlte l Gluts Company hat alto
signed in the northern district and will
ttart two furuacet at Cleveland, N. Y.
Hit armor plate shipment! for last
month from the Carnegie tteel works nt
Homestead amounted to over 27 ,t tons.
rniMti viii ntisAt.Tim.
At Kankakee, HI., Jesse 1). fimlih, aged
in, shot dead hit divorced wife and Mtt.
Graybill with whom she was living and
then killed himself,
U A. llillinrd, who embcrzied 111,000
from 'he Chicago "Tribune" whlie cnhler,
w.it tenle iced to four years in the 1 1 nltetit
i try.
riiirt.
Six four-story brick Koret at Pt. f.enls,
occupied by the I'addock Hawley Iron
( 't'iii nny, dealers in Itoti and farm imple
ments. l.o.on buildings and contents
about l2.Vj.0iJO; insurance one half.
NKAKCIAL AMI lOMVKIU AU
I!o cmlorfl Jt Soot, of New York dealers
Indiy I'oodr, have assigned.
... - -.
r, i urn.
A mil! wnvestr-.i -It H irlingtoti, la., the
iiicnurj- gjingdowii to 2" above zero
LATEST BRAZILIAN WAR NEWS
The New York "ilerahl'' has reclvedthe
following dipntclies from the lirtz llini
Miuitier of l oroicn Allu rt at l!io: "The
ironclad Javarnv, rebel ship, carrying their
heaviexi artillery, was sunk in ihe tort by
Loyal Kurt Son Joan iSt. John.) The north
ern column ol the army which operates in
Santa ( murine under command of (Jen.
Argola, destroyed the rebel forces, which
lost guns, carriages, munitions and horses,
liaviiie manv dead and wounded."
Iiraziliau Mmi-ier Meudunca said con
corning the sinking of the Javarnv: "Its
impnriauce lies in ihe fact that the Javaray
was the aecoud liest vessel in the poseion
of Mello. lie f litis eotild carry n lie miles.
She bus been doing iiiol of the destruutlon
In the City of N ctlieroy, near lllo. she
hail dot-eilamae tothe extent nt mil'lons "
Word tomes from Itiit thai the situation
there is ciiucal. l'eixoto has again berii
iiioiintiug g'liis on the hills n it Inn the i ity
liuiiis contiiiry to his undemanding with
the Imeifll iliplomats.
liem-tul boiiiburdiiient of the capital
actio Inevitable, and the lighting with
siiiinl nrina is uliiio-t incessant. '1 lie dip
lomatic corps has removed to i'etropolis.
He'ii-y nrtillery tire continues daily. Kort
Yiiii-iguKhoti and Lege have hen 'greatly
batleied. A heavy gun at fort San Joan
w..h struck by a rcoei shot ami dismounted
Durinir Hie boiiilmrdiug on Snliirdav, a
shell luirst lit I'ort l.eise. killing en olHcer
anil seventeen men, Parts of the city.owing
totlie fusillade of nlles and machine guns,
are in peril. There liaveabeeu many cans
allies in Ihe streets.
I he foreivii diinoiiuls consider it Impos
sible totnle fiinher steps lor the protedinu
ot life end properly, and the naval com
manders concur in ilia general opinion
which lavors letling but li sides proceed
wi'hout any further uiterlenMice. Admiral
Mellu is inclined to bombard the city ufter
forty eight hours not cu.
It has became known to Peixoto't admln
ixtration that Mello lute i.ds to make an ef
fort to get mil ol the harbor of Itio Willi his
flagship Aiiiilabaii in oroi r io meet I'v'xo
to s nurships. wnieti ure coming down from
New York, and gie tin in battle on the
open sea. 1'icpurntioiii to g,ve him a lint
reception as he tries to run Hie famitlet ol
the ions nt the harbor's cm ranee ure being
acjoriiiiiLly uiude with all huMe. (imerai
liombaniineiit ol the cu Ital teenia the evit
able and ihe lighting witli aiua.l arms it
almost incessant.
QUEEN LIL'H VERSION.
She Writes Blount of Uer Woes in lit.
v wail.
The correspondence of (Jueen Liliuoka.
Inni with Comn Issloner Hlount wat given
out by Ihe Siale department and forms the
fourth volume of papers on the eied Ha
waiian question. The queen detnils all of
the events of her reign. She claims she
wat warned on December 17, 1NUJ that the
American representatives were preparing
foranne ation. She advised with thellrit
iih iniiiiftur on the subject and he told her
to lay the matter before the diplomatic
corps.
Sheclalmatho people had demanded the
newcoiiijiuuion and tliev had elected a
new legislature for that iiumose. Earlv in
January Uih queen told her household
guards ehe Wat going In promulgate ihe new
constitution and asked tuem t be reudv lo
queil any uprising, r-ho clainn t'hey
pledged tier their obedience. She says her
cabinet, olticert promised tn support her.
She cairns Mr. Culburn acted the part of a
iruilor by consulting a lawyer, Mr.Hartwell,
on Jaiiuury U ami telling him her In
tuitions. She informs Blount that Colbtirn's "Irea
sou" set Ihe cabinet against her and gave
Ihe revolutionists the cnance they were
alter. The story of the revolution it much
the tame as thai given by Blount.
TO HUMILIATE POWDER LY,
Hia Betigr.tticn Will Not Be Accepted
But Hia Office Deolared Vacant.
On account of the refusal of the Hayet
faction in the General Assembly or ihe
Knights of Labor to vote for General Mut
ter Workman I'owderly't nonii nations fot
members of the Executive Bjard tbe latter
tendered hit resignation Suturday.
The Hayet peop e held a caucus and de
cided ol In accept Ma-ler Workman l'ow
derlv resignation. Ti.ey claim a majority
ol Ilia unciiib y an I tay they will dec'hire.
Mr rowderiy't office vacuni to humilia'e
Intn, Then they will elect J. K. Sovereign
of DesMoinet. la, general master workman,
Mr. Sovereign it at home and says he will
accept the orHe. He will telegraph the
names ol eight men as tin candidates fur
the Kxacutive Hoard. From these Hit Hayet
ieople will elect lour.
Caught in Wrecked Care.
A southbound freight tram on Ihe 81,
Louis and ban Francisco hail war ran inui
au open switch at Long Bell lumber niiile,
near Van tluren. Ark. The Ireigbl collided
wlin a switch engine and a siring of cars,
demolishing both engines and teieral of
Inn cart. Four uien wnre caught in the
wrei and ba lly uiang ed. two of theui
meeting instant death. The dead are J. W,
Brown and W. T Hwirn. Tbe mjuitd tie
W. . bpoou uud W . it. Beimel i.
STRIKERS GROW RIOTOUS.
They Stone a Lehigh Station and New
Train Handt.
The strike on the Lehigh Valley railroad
Is still far from settlement. At Hugar Notch,
three tnilee from Wl.kesbarre, there was
more or less excitement Sunday. A mot
ley gang of men and linyt gathered and
made all torts of threats ngnlnst tbe men
who were at work. The most unruly of the
srowd threw stones through the window
of the station and compelled the operator
to flee tor hi. life. As Sugar Notch it an
Important Junction of the road I lilt epl
lodede ayed tut ruutiing or trains for quite
a while.
The striken held a large and enthusiastic
meeting in the nliernoon. N? desertions
were r poneil, hut luur non-union men
olned iu ranks, ihe Hrottien.ood men
realize that this It a battle lu Ihe death. If
tin y cannot win this con e-t with all the
brotherhoods nulled, it wl.l be usele-t lo
loliliinie I lie various ingnn Zilioiis. I '.rot li -erhnoil
men troiu ail over, tne country nre
pouring In money to tne local tie isury, and
the strikers w ill be weil piondid lor lor
three months.
An aitemp: wjs be made by an nnrn'y
crowd lo drive a sliiftine i rear fiom their
engine on one of the Lehigh Valley branch
es, near I lie llillinan lent breaker. Ihe
excitement ran high lor s time and stones
and ci'iM were thrown nl hcj until a
posse of deputy she rifin nrriec I, '
'J here Is a blockade 1 1 lour freight traint
at South Wilkesbarre and all the crews
have atiomlon.d llieir engines, lli.e t ain
coiitaininv coal car, leaving South
Wilkesbarre lor liiirvlew was uncoupled by
8' mi ni fcreuiit and pari of Ihe tram pulled
onl, leaving lour cars i.ml two-brn emcn
behiniL 'Ihe titl) Infer threw their II igt
a suv nml jot i eu the sirise't.
Tint 7. ir o'clock pastengcr liain due here
from the West was stou it nortU of I hue ty
I lie sunie evening. Hie depot hai been
closed lor fear ot violence; new men are
coining in and others are leaving, ihe out
look at present il anything but encourag
ing lo one side or the other.
the l eiiusylVBiiln maiket fre:ght from
Jersey Citr bound South on the Central
railroad collided with a Lehigh com train at
the Washington street crossing in Perth
Am boy, N. J., nml engineer Mallory, nt Ihe
Lehigh, w ho had taken the place ol a strik
er nml who wan making lilt first trip wat
killed
A number of the deserting crews who
were si en at Wilkesbarre tai l they had
been suhjected lo au almosi continuous In
a. lade of Moms uud coal Irom Sugar Notch
to Wilke-barre and mot' of them were to
thoroughly fiightened Unit they were glad
to quit on the spot.
DESTITUTION IN CAN ADA.
400 Indiana iPerish t iom Hunger and
More Will Die.
The greatest destitution prevails among
Ihe Indians all over Canada, and from La
brador to Drltlth Columbia comes tales of
suffering, l'rlestt and missionaries are
vainly endeavoring in n small way to re
lieve the misery nml siifTering which has
only commenced w ith Ihe urrival of the
cold weather and the government hut been
appealed to. line of tne Indian towns in
the northern part of the province of Quebec
has bieu wiied out by reason of the famine.
II it already known that more than 4ou In
dians have perished because of hunger. II
is expected Hint thousands more must in
evitably starve before the winter it over.
YOUNO STEVENSON WEDS.
Hon of tho Vice President Wedt a Re
publican's Daughter.
The marriage of Lew-it Stevenson, only
eon nml secretary of the Vice President, oml
Miss Helen Davis, both of lllooiniugtoii,
HI., was solemnized at the Second Presby
terian church that city, Thursday evening.
The bride it the daughter of the editor and
owner of a ltepub lean newspaper which
has ulw-ava iiiiitfieed Mr hin,-u..,.n
., , - -ir. -.....-.,,1 iuiiuu'
ally. li,e wedding ceremony was perform-
a,. ,r-ciiic in i,o.sj iie'iii.', , re
ception followed. .Mr and Mit. Stevenson
will tail for France December ii and on
their lettirn iti inlirii.rif will ..... t . I
Hotel Normandie, Washington. A t.ong tlie
gnesta were Secretary ol the Navy Herbert
Hlld Miss llerhert
T WO CAUI nIT'I'S HESION.
Tim French and Servian MlniatersDecido
to Step Down.
Owing to Ihe rejection of ihe proposed
income tax plan the Dupity Ciihinei, at
Puns, retign.it. At I're-iilent Crtiot re
qtt'tt. M. Cliatluinel Leco ir, l'reiiient of
Hie Piemile, called upon loii uv and tried
u iiorimn. inni in niriii anotner e ubluet.
Diiimiv relu-ed uncoinlitioii.i.ly. It la be
lieved that the crisis will c ml. line through
out Ihe wee.
Owing lo the tarlll conflict with Austria
Hiingiiry, the Seiviun ubinet huve a, so r
sitned. (2,000,000 Conflagration.
The mott tleStrilRtlvA llm bnnwn In
Springfield, Mast., for yean started In the
n i. i . .... .
uioi; uwneu oy j. n, jiexter and Henry 8.
Dickinson, nt M WorthlniMnn urui Th.
flames when discovered had gained consid
erable headway freni Ihe fact thai the lire
seemed lo haveHiurted in the center of the
building some lime before it appeared on
'"-1 uitit-a. uuu ine names
soon tpread beyond Ihe control of tne llre-
niin.
John Doolen't building, next to the Dick
Inson b.ock, went next uud then the Mayor
--- " v, ineii auucteo
and toon the Hotel Glenuower wot com
pletely iiirroumled by tire and tpeedhy
C-'ooow probl,b:e '" ' ''Uttied at
The Fair May Be Saved.
There it a possibility that the principal
World't F'air buildiuut will be retained an
other year. At u meeting between the offi
cial! of the Exposition uud member! of the
South Talk Bourd of Con mitsioiieri repre
sentatives ut lue Exposition promised to
prepaie a scheuu.e ol buildiuus at Jackson
i'aik which ttiey have the auuioriiy loturu
o erioiue I ura tomuiisaioiiert. i tie latter
promised In decide what sum. of money
liiey would accept Iron the Exposition in
reinrii for a relea-e from all ordiiiuucia.
lounactaor bonds, which relate to the res
toration ol Jutkiuii l ark to in orgiuul ton-
dit.on.
Queen Lilon the Throne.
Oueen Liliuokalanl wat ra.estahil.h.
ed Wedn.tdiiy upon the Ha
waiian throne If the plans of
Minister Willis carried. That was Hie duy
hxed. uceordina to tbe lasteai loformmion
Int el ved by Hicieiury liresliiim. According
lo a high otticial. the administration baa
nol uie least iloubt that the queen hat been
lettered. Mini-t.r Willii lui-l re, on-received
in Washiugloii did not have Ihe 1 ast
iloubt regard! igthe restoration of the queen
on toe aitUoimed duv
Horrible Self-Mutilation.
Fred White, living at Otsego, Wright
county, Minn., who, while insane iwoor three
roonlbtago, gouged out bit eye and wat
committed to the asylum at SI. Peter.eut off
hit right leg above the ankle snd with Ihe
left hand cut off bit right hand at the writ,
using sn at. It It a case of religious insani
ty. Ht will probaby die.
Salter Will Ott Salted.
Cleveland I. Baiter, under arrest In Cin
clunaii for selling tpurlous Ht, Loula. Chi
cago 61. Paul railway tirkets, will be
taken care or In St. Lniva. an o Miner
bating none tu that city lo bnnj bill)
back.
Portuguese Cliarat'terlntlca.
The men of Portugal are at fond of
ahow at are thu wonico. Their An
ger ate nnurly alwayt loaded with
rltign, and about their Loillet hantt
chains as thick nt rnpot, from which
are su'apenUpd liunt'hes of trinket.
The I'ortuguotc dandy Is fond of
anythlntf that draws attention to his
mticli-ctucniftl perton. Above bis
showy vest he wcurs a era tat of rich
colors, and In his buttonhole a full
blown rose. 1 know I am safe lo say
Inn thnt most of the promenaders
whom 1 have seen on Sundays In the
chief thoromhfaict with rldlug
whips In their hands and handsome
spurs on their hce's have never set
foot In a stirrup The spur Is to
them a sort of sign of nohlilty which
they arrogate to themselves, a relic
of tho privileges of the old chivalry.
Whore le Hip J'orttiK'iitfC, be he?
muleteer or calkor, whose ancestors
did not wear golden splits Ht the
Lot tic of Otirlque or of Aljntiurrotu?
I have noticed Unit a g'fM many off),
clhls work In spurs ns t shout to go
IF you wish the lightest, sweet
est, finest cake, biscuit, bread
and rolls, Royal Baking Powder is
indispensable in their making.
In a Wor d Where "Cleanliness is Hex! lo Godiinsss" n
Praise is Too Great for
SAPOLIO
DR. KILnril'R
SWAMP-ROOT
CURED ME.
Gravel or Slone
IN THE BLADDER
LARGE AS A GOOSE EGG.
Dr. Kilmer k Co., Illnphamfon, K. T.
Ilontlenicn:-" was undei the naif of different
physicians for nearly two vears: triisi . v, rv
UiK-ior in our to-ii;)()iiiliiiis to sudor uuU
decline uritiil Was a Dhvali-al wrrrk.
J be moat harried physic
ians pronounced niy rose
GRAVEL or STONE
In the Bluddrr, and tuld
tout I would never tie at.y
better until it was removed
by a turglcul ofcratioii.
Old I thought what next
Every one felt sad; I myself,
gave tip, nt an owrnlioii
eemed tout nil cert n In death. I shall never
toriri'i how tiniclv the good news of yom
KH AITIF-ltOO-fr Twichisl me. I solid you by
ttils saiiii' mail eHinpleof the stone or gmvcl
th il v.iis rilssolied and ejs-lli d bv tlie iim ol
SWAMP-ROOT, Tho Crtsl gltntr Bltdrlcr Cure.
It must have l.(s-n ns iiirge nan giaal slcd esj
eirir. 1 am fislina as well to-ilav asevcr I did.
I kept right on usimr SWA .VI -HOOT, and
It aavisl my pre. II nuy ono doubta my tUito
UK'iit I will furnish proof."
Lahobm BowaittuiTii, Slnrysvllle, Ohio.
A I Isrnirglata SO rents and SI. OO l.e.
' lbfhllii.' Ouiat- to lluttltl. " f ree-CortsulUUui trM.
Dr. Kilmer & Co . Bingbaxulou, N. Y.
STHE KIND
I THAT CURES
WESI.FV PTFHRY,
Kidney Trouble for 12 Ycars,B
Completely Cured. M
tjDs Sauai aui 1.4 Co , f2
Wmlik"1 I'.f'" "'MPe." -t.tl Mtled irjgj
mylMtk. AI 1. in., it w..l..r.i w.. ......... . .M
.rouisl. ha I , i,. h, ai.ol.r k o l!,, ff
ni'elpM," hl,h l.ii bj couIuLm
rrio.i Uly rt urrnH (he r.iis. Out.,,. If
U,suliMlv.Kaua,tryaU.tt;sbf
' nivtiu II
1 SARSAPAIULLA 1
sasixiiiiia eoui'i.KTri.v ci Ri n
MMilroulilr wltk Kldneist labau-k
Fx .rh.i mm.it .. .. .... iii ...II- ....
in.
tor In my nu. tT.j nj .ublib liaa , mu'w.i'
J '" '"-7 .MI
UttW. u i.m. I.
E2 ... lour. mils. !
n MorrieUJWD, X. V. WfckLET STEIiRY.
E OtSTti Wi- .rft.nly,a.;rUU sritli JL I
BrS mrT7 I.". L.. it. I, ni.i. i. rc !-.- j
if Jtuaui, A.J.Ct'. M, M.IIJ. j
ii Otna Sarsaptrilla Co.. Beltatt, Maine, j
Scrofula
MiM Delia Stevent.
of Boston, Mas.,
- tniivai (V lltBVta I
ways suffered from hereditary Scrofula,
for which I tried various remedies, and
many reliable phyticians,but none relieved
me. After taking tix bottlec of jjsnaraj
I am now well Taraverygrate-ESJEZ
ful to you at I feel that it saved trie from
a life of untold agony, and M I
thi.ll take pleasure in Ijllf Pfl
speaking only woidt of ItUIUII
praise for the wonderful medicine, sxd
in recommending it to all.
TnullH is Blood ind Ski. Dluiai atsUsa ext.
SWIFT SriiClFIO CO., Aixanti, Ga-
PIERRE
Offfnwoit4wfiU mt c?ae for tUMUl tavMtiMMibs.
iiUU iavejattMi wn fjMiw will grttw u uwuaaa Hi
fkst i sl (Mi ywan. Vor rt 9Ulr, maua wkI ivi4
uuoUtei aJit va C II A . I M If I B. 1 1 V fcfT
Hi EST AWHfc.k, ilrro. mlk fht
HINTS WANTED ON tAUIt
or eoiusalsafcNi to kst la I'es Sew PatstM O
m eai luk IVaalu feavll. Aeeaas awtiat f Mr
week. !1aueSi'Msais;Ue.,Xiill.UCtMta.Wia.
' i ia. 'A .v tv
c .-. , ...w. i ifjsw it m.jL r
tn battle, and when tlictn knights ot
the quill peacefully reader tip their
One, bureaucratic sou It to (tott, 1
have no doubt that their spurs will
be laid on their tombs.
Hut have we any right to dwell so
lotia In a half mocking spirit oo
people of such numerous: and trust,
worthy moral qualities, and who, but
for their unfortunate ludolenre sod
their exaggerated egotism, mlibt la
hold up as a model to other nations?
Tor tho Portuguese aro naturally
good, hocpltab.e, honest In thslr
dealing, generous and brsvo, and we
are very certain that In the event of
nuy threatening of tbe liidom-ndenoi)
of their country we should once mora
fee this heroic nation, In whom
slumbers a powerful nstlooal spirit, '
rise as one mnn ngaltist the Invader,
as In 1388 and 1800.
DrPEt.mon I irnvo myvif awsy
the other night. 1'enclope Well
lon't worry over It You aren't out
itiytfiiiig.
nui ne ueceivea vassaatttttiatttaawe
r.nV!?."' nl p'" which sl.lo tbe
oaij'ls. inture trie iron anil Inim ,n.i
I,", f"lltl Is B-llll.nl, Odor
less, tuiranle. sua Ihe enr.sumer bass (, ,
"r Klmm a,c.t with r,p,, jqll " "
a
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