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WAs,iISdros, January 81, 1915

, WAsINGToN, JanNdFy II I6IS.
II gives me pleasure 10 say that amacluaned
with the proprietor of the above medicine, and also
with anumber of gentlemen, who have tested lis eff
cacy; and have 10 doubt, from the uniinpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
-. ULYSSES MARD.
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WAsHiSuT on, january ~, 1910,
Il gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Safsaparilla prepared by DR.. Schwart2e,
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. ! be-
licve that it will achieve more for e afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sartapafilla now before the
public H. II. CONDICT, M. d.
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G. n, GRAHAM H. CHANDLEki AND J. y, TANLoR,
EDITORS.


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GER IIFICITES.

To DR.. A. ]. s;cHwARTzE, Jf.
Dear Sir; consider II duty owe to you and
to the public, TO state that my son, who had been
afflicted for great length Of time with severe Bron
chal affection and liberated sore throat which threa
tened his life--aer having been treated BY the best
medical skill withontsucceas, eilectunly restored
to health by your Ethact Of Sars1pnRkd, some Is
or Is months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since Such an Invaluable remedy should BE-
known throughout the extent Of the country and
sincerely hope before long ihhl II will be sought
after by all the afflicted. Wishing YOU abundant
success, s.B
am most respectfully yonra &c,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE
N,c,,p-cTo,J DarSpibg,. % 1917
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This IL to be contested by Daniel f. Miller wing
in consequence Of the rejection OF the poll book Of the
kanesvle precinct
Elected as Taylor men, hut democrats,
This seat il be contested by John s. Little. Ir wlig
and the district OF Penn,
This seat TO be contested by Mr. Duncan twhs> ior al
legged frauds.
Wisconsin Is now entitled TO three members
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TnE STANDARD PERTURBATION.
On. sCHWARrZE's COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARsApARfTI,As7 '1 -sss

u N (, Ms. As,. ~ y ssfr
~ HAnoaf AislLLAi
The astonishing success With which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, In the District III Co'amba and, other
places, has induced cpropetura presentiis claims
vcon that lis inyanabs and gnsrfas rsmad iS,I
!, rn o WI, rsr M uiiqIi W's' 2tcn
,hn rsad Nj ~ H. T." ,,,,,n,oa az
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Incipient stages oil Consumption, when proceeding
from scrolllous hanlti
Chronic hheumatisn bfonchltis;
dyspepsia, when proceeding from hePaue dorangc-
ment.
constitutional Syphilis General Debility;
Habituai Costumes; Cutaneons Affections, and
AL Diseases arising from deranged secreons or I'M
puIites Of The blood.
PERSONS taking this remedy should not grow I'M
patent or become too sangune in their hopes OF q
rdpn restoration to health as Its efficacy depends
neasnreaoiy upon the strength OF constitution anu
the isneh o. tme mat disease has prevailed there
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
THE TEIRTIETH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.
TILE aRNATIs.

= I q \
THE SENATE.
wings IN Italics independent In small Captais-Dsmo
Gratis Ia K0niail
GEORGE MIFFLIN DALLAS, Ef e.leio, President
Poet Office Philadelpa- ~ washington, ~ Mr
Williams, Pa Az, bstwo.hF
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Total number q SENATORS,
Senator's 10 be elected -'.
Wings, elected and 10 he elected,
Democrats, elected and 10 be elected,
Uncertain, '., '@.M.t'
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A1roR Sisr GENERAL

Isaac Toccy Attorney General, Mrs. Latimer's,
10Th street, fron,iHr Lafayette square.
J. r. Reed, Clefa Mrs. Wise's, corner 18Th and
T. strcetS
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OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
Hon George NJ. Dallas Chancellor,
Hon William w Seaton,
Professor a p, naehe, ESQ, Executive Committee
Hon Jumes a. Pearce, ,
Professor Joseph Henry, H.. D., Secretary.
Professor Charles e, Jtweli, Assistant Secretary.
RgeENrs--E r.oMcio
Hon George NJ Dallas Vice President Of the United
States, Pa.
Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice the United States,
Md, n
Hon William W sealon Mayor of the city Of wash,
mgton, = *.#r rH a#. Il
Httt .4u.sE. 3ts- SeHdfOrs s.su-.9. s.t
Hon Sidney nreeae, Carlyle, Illinois
Hon James A. reaire, Chestertown, Maryland.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Warrenion mississippi
Rspfessntdiires
Hon Henry w billiard. Montgomery Alabama
Hon George y. Marsh Burlington, Vermont.
Hon Robert MoClelland, Mnnroe, Michigan.
CnstR5 al Large.
Hon Rufus Choae. Boston, Massachusetts
Gideon H,wley, IL. D., Albany, New York.
Hon William q Preston Columbia, South Carolina,
Professor A. Dallas nache, ILL.,, D. National Institute
Washington.
i,rey,i brig General Joseph G. Totten, National Insti
tute, Washington
Y Hon Richard Rash, Parial France
Professor HrSs. residence Of and 9Th streets
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ners are IN town. and will return about Septem-
Der, when the water is down. There are many
places 10 20 to. Some 70 10 stockton and Csrson's
Creek some 10 Middle and North Forks, and
some to other plsccs-s in hopes 10 do well. /
had a conversation with friend of mine from c ar
sons Creek and Sianissus River who told me
that ne and his friend struck on place or dry
guch, seven miles from CarsJn's Creek. and took
out pounds Of the preltiest gold you ever saw,
Ia two DAYS. They had been up there seven
weeks, and had made about $4,000 between
them, and were going up again 10 September
Three OF my men hsvs gone up T. Stanissus,
while three Of us stop here until we hear from
them when a shall know how to act. Slucc We
have been here We have done well.
There Is little law or order here. and What you
have 10 do is 10 look out for yourself There are
hundreds Of Chilians, Sonorians, ksnackers, Ma
laws and, in fact. all nations on the globe here
and thousands more a-coming.
On the ped inst. we had quite iracas IN the
streets, between a party called the Hounds and
the Chilians. One Of the Hounds was shot by a
Chilian. and died in A. hours. The next day they
went 10 the Square, called meeting and adj
iourned 10 the Chiisn's tent took It down, sold
him out, and gave all the money tn deiray the ex-
penses OF the funeral OF the deceased. The CHILEAN
escaped, and has gone 20 parts unknown.
There have been but few arrivals since last
wrote you. One Of them was the schr Empire,
1879 DAYS from New-York another the British
bark Calooney, 100 days from Panama. The bark
Elvira. H. days from Boston. has arrived also.
schr. Montague. 40 days from New Haven schr.
Eclipse, Norris, l40 days from Baltimore and pi-
lot boat Auonyms. 80 days from Boston.
The schr. Sea Witch. Baker j. running up the
SACRAMENTO aud had 200 passengers at $50 each,
the irst trip up. The Empire is up for the same
place
The ship Philadelphia Weir, was discovered on
fire in the fore peak on Sunday morning, the 2ith.
and was burned to the waters edge and driited
across the bay and sunk. Bot little was saved
All Of the 4. : sloop-of-war Warreu's boats. and
hundreds Of other boats, were alongside the burn
ing wreck. which, owing To the high winds, had
an awful appearance. She IL a total loss
There are about 100 vessels here, lar1e and
small, ard most Of them for sale. they not being
able 10 get crews for them. Sailors get SIS 70
$500 per month and are scarce AZ that
You're THE INVISIBLE.
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Mining 81 900 in Seven Weeks-Justice to
ChiiiaB-Arrivais-s Philadelphia
Burnf-seamen's Wages.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SAN Francisco, June 81.

correspondence OF ne Tribune
SAN Francisco, June 81. ls49.
N,ssrs Grfslcy S McEkafA
GESrLENES Gold, silver and gambler, are as
plenty as ever and on the increase. The God
Diseings yield as much as ever, and any person
that goes to the Mines with the intention OF get.
ting gold By hard labor aud perseverance. never
comes away disappointed. From al the informs.
ton can get the Mines will be found inexhaus,-
ibie Tor years 70 come. There are many persons
who come here with the expectation OF stumbling
over pile Of gold the moment they land here
they find their mistake, Tor il lies deep in the
bowels Of the earth and only be got by hard
work in the dry sulches or bars IN the rivera vith
the sun throwing bis scorching rays down upon
the lsborer-the thermometer AZ about 100, and
sometimes more. The water Is as cold a. ice
running from snow on the mountains. IL is those
two extremes which cause sach sickness in the
Mines. Nov is the sickiy season. and the sscrs
mento and San Joaquin too high 10 work in TO
much advantage, consequently most Of tie oid MI
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The ArkansGs fatslligeacer Of Van B1ren. N
nat. gives the following particulars Of horrid
tragedy. perpetrstsi At Vsche erase. Crawford
County Y here married negro. whom his master
was carrying away % sell him. 0gtchered him.
and has since bern wounded.
From some Improperly in the conduct Of his negro
Mr. Anderson. highly respectable citizen q benton
County eft home sst week Tor the purpose Of selling
him In company with the negro, be crossed 70 lort
smith 90 sunday the negro arrived AZ Fayefte7Ale
with hs masters horse, and dressed In ms master
-iothes and remarked 70 another negro nat ~ nad
killed his master NJ Anderson was soon ognd about
80 y.rds from the road welternZ In nis gore MS s<l
fractured 10 shocking manner and nis tnrc-i c-t
from ear 70 ear II the party IN pursuit OF NJ
negro sfter having Up with and SCOT him. about
=. nile. from Fsyertevlle. near where his vile ives
returned 70 the hou.e and found the negro washing Es
wound He escape was tnen % Precipltatr that ne
les, hs uantsioons behind POCKET q which con
tsired Anderson. purse. with s5O1t eli The psrts
10 n. .bo< ball wound. which indicates that The BAL
must have lodged IN rhe np and from the appearance
Of ciot,-f blood the sgspenders. he "a no co1bt
wounded n the shoulder, i Is supposed MORALLY. IL
now knosn ire murder Of bis master ore1ne
cirsed thai b. hsd dscosed his Intentions free
negroes NJ Anderson was Mr. Nsckiins irother-ln
Ax, Principal Of the Ozark Institute
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Rksde Islnad Decentralization Of Nathan
4. Dixop-A WbiR Gain

Providence, u ccnesoHyi aug ~
From the returns brought By Express 10 the
grrnai cihce from al but one town jamestown
"a the We.tern no Congressional District ne
n.,oriiy Of NArHsE r. DMoS, the Wing csnd'-
ATE tbUsfsr, il 90 over Hon Ben amin u. Thars-
o, the late Member. the nominee Of the Hankes
nd Free Sellers.
A, the April Election there was 24i majority
.so.t Sylvester g. shesimsn, the Wing csndi-
s.te The aiti0g only polled 30 votes last
,oril N jamestown to 10 for Sbesunsn. At length
as Western District has been redeemed from Lo-
n Fooo representation in Congress, and Wing
conrressman is elected over the Coalition. The
Free Soil Wings If Rhode Island have made q
noble rally 10 defence OF their principles. which
sill inspire the Wings o. the whole country.
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Delay on the Northern Pest-Route.

MONTPELIER, Aug. y Is49.
Mr.. EDITOR; Areyou aware thsts New Yorker
IN Montpelier is necessarily from nve 70 SIX days behind
his business In Newlork IL requires that length OF
uDe 70 write from here 20 New York and receive an
Answer. This should not be when, by steam the two
places are less than "a hours apart
Can you tell where the faux Is The Postinsst
here ssys the delay Is the Boston Office There 10
certainly fault some where and IL should be recrned
snsi De detained some three four weeks longer IN
Montpelier and II IL rather trying 10 be subject 10 such
needless Inconvenience
ihope the means Of mendins the matter may be dis
covered Yours NV YokKxx
u We hope 90 too. I'D. Tr16.
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The CUBA ExTEDIri0S AGArN.-lt 10 reported
AZ the North that the projected descent upon Cubs
been abandoned We hear that party u recruits,
listed IL this city eft day two since for the render
a. New York. and that attempt 10 20 be made
10 direction--proosbly upon Cuba but possibly
upon Northern Mexico. We also hear that the pc
ditonarles from Baltimore headed By enterpns-
ing 0ftcer, late Captain In Col Huzness Mary land
and District Of Col Regiment and that the officer
second 10 command served In the Mexican War az Cap
tain OF solugeur company Bait Patriot, 18th.
sUpPOsED MrgDER-At. late hour night be
fore last the CLERK Of the steamer Pride Of the West
and deck hand named Thomas OHsrran were seen
engaged In an alteration On board the boat Tester
day morning the boat IF, for New Oflssns About
yesterday Afternoon lad fishing Ia the nver near
where the BOAT ylng before she len Tor the south
IN drawing his nook and line from the water the lst
drew the body o. man, the hook having made fast
% bis clothing. The body was recognized 40 O'Hsr
ran s. The with whom the clerk had quarreed the
night before. lI vas taken ~ his brothers.. On ex
animation. 4 Ws found that OHarrsn had been
stabbed severely under the right eye and so 10 the
body Il thought that after the alteration the clerk
murdered OHsrran. The clerk let the city IL IL said
oefore the boat id. -. Louis Daily Union, 10Th
z. ;. STEAMSHIP SCsQUsBsssA-This fine yes
SCI Is rapidly progressing 70 completion the Navy
ard, Philadelphia Tie 5usq1ehsnBa 10 thirty feet
longer than the great ship Of the Inc Pennsy.vsnia
bur breadth q beam . much le.s and her tonnage
Il only 90 Ste will carry but eight guns Of heavy
callbre--0De 81 them. which vii BE- placed upon ner
DOW, will throw hollow shot weighing ~ pounds Her
machinery vii cost nearly 600 0O0-the four boilers
alone - 900 saeh-snc the whole vessel when com.
peted soou, $40 90 Her crew Will con.i., Of about
D00 men and boys Mirror 10Th.
ISLAND ASD ArLAsTIc NAyIS.rIoS - The
New BrlnsHick 100 tons ie 81 Cs,hsrines Ilth July
.ast or Quebec With 26 barrels Of nour and 81
n o.ss Nr Merritt has regular line Of three scnoon
ers IN Nelanc, go tons the shicksupa, 30 tons
and ne New Brunswick, 800 tOns running through
the Neaznd Canal n Montreal, each performing
her TIP IN fortnight Thus vessels Of 30 And
80 tons passing frsm the upper lakes 70 Halifax
any part o. the world lThoroid Advocate.
ROBBERY - TBE POsT OFFICE At NEw Horn
500 TakeH-4rresf Of fi> INF On Monday morning
last, Oliver II. Knowes, clerk In the Post Once At
New Hop. vas lodged In our jail, charged with the
senOGs Orense Of p1rlolning letter containing money
from tie Post Office Of New Hope. In this county.
iDolestosn Pa Dem 18th
CHOLERA AT sIsS sIsG.-Owing 10 the active
Of the worthy President Of this town. Sam
ael TsyiOr Esq IN burning pitcn tar and the free
Of quick lime N the district mos: sfcted ms sp.
denie has disappeared sudderly broke cut and
exists 90 longer IN the village
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The AdeIine-The Ciimates-Bay of San
Francisco-The Tide and Harbor-Bsatins
An Accident-Another Newly orb.

Correspondence Of The Irioune.
HAPPY VALLEY White Had Landing,
san Francisco Bay June -, lcis.
hss~s Grssl>y S AcEina,A
GrsrLrsrs Since my last the bark Adeline'
us days from Boston, has srrivsd-aii well, and
reports three our four vessels outside detained by
fog aud light winds. The winds in the harbor are
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Arrival of Mrs. Mitchell.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Aug y
The ship HiberDia arrived 81 this port tiis morn
rr from Liverpool Among her passengers ia Mrs
y,cb. mother OF the Iris, Patriot she is on her way
% Washington
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The ChoIera-sa sailing of the Hibernia.
Uo.r,e ly.tr.adev Ans NJ = II

Ten deaths from Cholera have occurred since last
report 49,.
The Hibernis sailed at noon for Liverpool with y
pssscngers and 10 for Halifax. Among the former were
J. " Martin OF Tennessee, and Z simpson, Consul at
bombay and among the latter Messrs l.. fontsine and
Merritt OF Canada She has s27 900 in gold
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REr,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO rns srRAs.

REY's observation-disclosures TO rHE SrRAS-
GER-The Nor Or',ass Delta of Aug q, says
The news by the Falcon has an authentic and reliable
aspect AZ the time the report brought by the Trent
under discussion here. stated that Rey, being
. alleged in quarantine must be- under the con
troll Of tho Spanish authorities According 20 the news
by the Falcon his pretended confession WAS made In
the presence of fve Spanish soldiers There then
some reality in that duress OF Moro Castle, which the
counsel for the defense affected 81 rdcue. As proof
that the Government has been furnished with no in
formation Of Reys voluntary excup patton OF the su,ho
rites implicated here may refer 10 the fact OF the
departure OF the Rafian from Pensacola bearing the
broad pennant of Com Perry.
We that the Rsritan good ship She 10, fresh
fresh from the perils and gores OF the Mexican war
will be- accompanied by other vessels OF so that q
fleet msy be displayed before Moro Castle that will be
sufficiently powerful 70 demand and require full salts
faction tor the indgnty which hss been offered 20 our
flag.
should the strong belief We have ever entertained OF
the guilt OF the parties implicated in this abduction-s
belief confirmed by the judgment Of competent and
dignihed legal tribunsbe placed beyond all doubt or
stated there be no difference OF opinion In this
country 10 the duty of our Government. Proud ~
spain is. naughty and mperiOus her authorities uni
formly are she will In this case be required to hum.
bic herself and yield the smpest repsrston for the in
suit charged and proved against her. No greater in
dignity be offered 20 flag and our soil than the
abduction from their protection of sfrendless stran
ger who flies hither 10 enjoy the hospitality and immu
mites which freely extend 10 the persecuted OF all
nations This Republic much Of ito prosperity
and greatness the fact that the fugiives Of all
have locked here 20 escape wrong and pcrsecu-
ton. The world must know that this protection Is
real one
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ROYAL TREASURER Os ms TRAVELS The
people OF the Western District OF Upper Canada had .
Treasurer appointed for them-s Mr. J. b. Baby. Mr..
Baby wanted income without labor, 50 he named a
Deputy W. r. Wood, who collected S. 100, and, when
asked TO pay 1t for the public purposes took hint
nom the practice OF Democratic genius down South,
ssid "it's lost and cant be got back, and then ao
squstusted via Detroit. Probably Baby will have TO
pay, through his sureties.
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CITY ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY. Angus, 20 ls4e
w August seems determined 10 die Of govt in
the grest tocs last kick being decidedly the hottest
the season There 10 at present every reason for
believing that the sutry weather will condensc itself
into fortnigh,s shower. But isirwea,her people
have one consolaton-no matter how long the storm
may continue the reign Of August will cease on Friday
TT Mr.. l.. T. BROWN, of the United States lie
CATION at Bolivia has written to the Managers Of the
American Institute offering to procure alpaca vlcuna
or lsma sheep for American Agriculturists Their cost
In Bolivia from three to Ave dollars each but on
Of the difficulty OF transportation they would be
worth SIS each delivered in NewYork Mr.. Brown
thinks i, would be object introduce these animals
into th. country their wool superior that Of
the common sheep, and the Northern States seem
sdepted to their habits
II Mr.. Frederick Buel sailed for California in
the steamer Falcon as an sgen, of the American Bible
Society. He takes with him large number Of copies
Of the Bible for sraiuitous distribution.
~ The Managers OF the American Bible So
cicty have plan under contemplation Of sending
Bibles and colporieurs into Hungary.
SHIr-RUItpiSC on THE EAST RivER.-New. Nork
will be ahead Of Maine and every other state in
the Union in tunnsge built Mr. wes,ervelt is about
TO lay down the keel OF 400 or 500 tun packet ship
for Grlswolds London line Brown 10 building q
steamer for the West lDds coast trade Saturday
next IL Is expected that Wesiervelt will launch about
II steamboat of coo tIns from foot OF Houston
st. with Which 10 intended 20 navigate the Rio sscrs
mento she will probably be ready TO sail for Cslor
mia In two OF three months Brown s. English src re-
nttng steamer called the West Point 70 run between
san Francisco and such places on the Sacramento As
may De- required
PoLIcg CoVRr-Chsrles White was arrested tor mis-
demesnor In throwing upon the street and setting
trr iolt Gray arrested on charge OF attempt
ING 10 k Mary Gray Sent 10 the lid District station
house. Mseert Fare arrested charge Of last
driving through The streets aod committed Come
aus Nchens was arrested charge OF using obscene
language In The public and insulting females
Lccseo up...Jscoo Campbell arrested 90 charge
Of attempting counterfeit bl OF g. ca Christian
Bnmnci George Meyers and William Wssnsr were
both arrested charge Of sAbbing with knife with
intent 10 kn, man named jacob Anent They
both faily committed.