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Railroads..
PROVIDENCE 4 WORCFsTFp !

pROYIDENCE Il WORCESTER PAN
\ ROAD -Arrangementof trains Is72 -
Express Train stopping only al Noonsnct., o., ~,
AIS p - No. Ai"Nineiirs ~
4, Aeconlnodaion Trans will leave Worcester 1,r Y
pm --''V n u f-tu and 80
III - a m, and 05 m '5 ''-''o'is' NJ ~ ana
P M ..d" a. ~ Cma'D and 2l5 m (expressl trr from
1,n,I t tiie " ID a. m. (eS press and 400 ~
Y n. s',s rom Worcester, connect a. Va ~
p"'istd s mltn tIiiis To ana iron Clinton firii,--
hatlahI Slratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell
ToV Mn, ti ne " hite Mountains Springfield AIapy
NJ ~ ans, and points North or West I
points. A'"sb@se checked TO all important
oI, = g ~ trains except express and $40 ~
$500 a. uyn5Dcket Junction with trains 10 a,5
Hartford and Erie railroad ~ 'iilis oI the Boston,
SPECIAL TRAINs
Leave Providence tor Wsterfor1 % AZ . -
Norwich - ''li'Olage' Putnam ale
Lesve p poUn5oeHet ior yidence at 225pm
dseANe lNbridge for Worcester al : IL q ~
l'alhs ieAVe Milford Tor Worcester and p j..
~ tli9 iUV a. m and ~ woonsa,ta, ieiGe ~
lord al sih g. M, and l.50 and , 30 D. m Ae' iot NIL
W, ID.
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NORWICH AND wORCEsTEE n1vI.

~ SION. H., II. and h. Rk. 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER ~
d-Db N. Way Passenger Train Connects Al We.
ster Win train from Southbriige, and or I,os
ton: at flahhed with trains aid from lilrt
lord, and Providence; at Norwich with train 10,
New london from West Side station
10 co nj. Way Passenger Train. Connects at NVof
ecater with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fito h
burg Lowell re. at Worcester junction WITT
weBem and Providence trains; 1T Putnam with
train from Boston; Plainleid or Providence.
At S@rwich with trsisH for New London, Myaus
S.1S m. way Passenger Train Connects IT y,.or
eester with trains from Nashua, Fttchbu,g Love
ell, &c; at Worcester Junction with ~ press
TRAN from Boston and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads: At Putnam witt
train from Boston; at Plainneld Junction, trains
nom Providence and Hartford arrive in season iol
this train. Passengers from way stations (cNcrpi
Nebster, Pntnam and DanlelsonNlle) for New
train to Norwich '
T.DO p IN. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects al Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
EltchpHrg, ;se. a. Putnam from Boston, Wal
for New London at 0.I5 pm.
1RAIEe CONG NORM LEAVE NORwIoH Az
e.bO I'M Steamboat Express train for Boston, dam
except hohday) connecting at Putnam for Fns
ton Blackstone, Franklin and WapOe; al Rnf
eesler for Boston, birmingham, Lowell NashuE
Concord, F,tehblrg Sc. This train leaves SeS
London at 1.15 . N, dependent on arrival Of
GEO NJ Way Passenger Train Connecting
flaniled Junction for Providence; at Putnam
fer ROstUn, arriving at D. 20 am; al Worcester
function for Springfield, and way stations Albany
B0ston, Nashua, &c.
II 40 Way Passenger Tram Connecting hi
flaiGheld with train nom and for Providence;
to Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany!
al Worcester Tor trains to Boston, Nashua &c
O.46 H. Way Passenger Train Connects al Nor
ned JUNCTION with train 10 Proyidencei ut Wor
cester with train for Boston
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at G.OOAm.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at 0.:BI pm
az L 81 ~ ANDREWS Snp't.,
~ norwich " Worcester Division
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss.
VALUABLE LETTERS

should invariably be taken to Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry lee TO ali parts the United States
is Is cents: Canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents.
OFFICE HoUIiS-From Gas a m to pm, except
Sundays. on sundays, from 9,45 TO 1890 m.
Money Order business closes Saturday at nm
ial9 dtf J. PEE, E'rT7 Iostrno.tar
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THE SECRET MEDICAL OOT7NSEL0I

NHE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR
n $50 Pages and u Illustrative Englavings
, A new medical work. written by DR.. F. Hallock who
mas mad greater success in the treatment OF diseases
winch are described in this work than perhaps ever tel
70 NE lot OF mortal man. Il treats Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness and
All diseases OF the Generavc Organs in both sexes
sent tree on ecept ofstamp. Address HALLocK MED
ICAL INSTITUTE, l43 Court st Boston. Mass
\. B.-DR. HALLoCK. who is the Chief Consulting
Physician OF the Institute, can lie consulted per- onalv
or by mail. dEw3m f ,nii15
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PEII OENT.
GOLD BOMBS
CT THE
CHICAGO, DANvILLE & VlNCENNES
RAILROAD.

This road Is now completed and in successful opera
tion and lis earnings already much than suft-
cent TO pay The interest upon its mortgage debt he
following statement by the officers of this road shows
the unusually favorable character the enterpri e and
the business success already assured TO it, No idr0er
net earnings made HpOa a ne,C line
the following tlie earnings ana expenses
Gross Earnings December, 1911 46t 90
Operating Expenses 1850 81
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woRcNsrER AND spRINGrrrIn nlulun.

Leave worcester Tor Albany way stations taceon
pm ~ ''"' anu 81
FOR Albany (exprcss) 9.5j, for New York and ,,,,,
NNl) lu2j a m, and l@ and 1875 D m. New Ycrt
sunday mali leaves al 1905 p. Nj. Sleeping cars viii
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting win
1870 p train. VI"
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. ~ .U3Oa,p
IJ3 exp 25 exp, 100, $40 exp. m. Ai0Anq SUNDAY
express 630 m. Sunday mail II % a mt N 0n.i9y)
RtiLhoAD CoENEGrIoEs.-At A'oar! w Sc New
Railroads. AT Chatham with the IarIan, and InisoI
ana boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al State
Line WIN tle iiolsatonc Railroad Al P:ltsdrd win
the hitsfeld am North Adams ana lIusaonic railroads.
Al Westfeld with the New Haven ard Northampton ER
A. Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Sprng.
Held and Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer " ii
the New London Northern RR AT W orcesIrr JUNCTION
Wlth the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads /
south Ffamn%him with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury and Milford Railroads w "
g o. RuSAFLL Snn.t Snrinrfnlh
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WORCEsTER AND NAsH1T1 D,,T

WUKUESTER AND NASHUA RAiI
~, hoA1IIon and alter Monday Sept l. ISII Passen
VirotOn Passenger, D III. '' 'i'U oS
Leave GrolOn junction for Worcester at 5am
Leave Nashua at l.ig a m, 1900 m, and 40 n m
me e5O IRAN connects at Fchburg with trains fr f
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland M
BuIngtQn Railroads, at GrOton Junction with trans ~
the Ftch6arg (down) Peterboro and Shirley Sfo, .,
nIo3h, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and Y
Nas3ua WIN trains OF the Wilton Concord Mancbes,
Silu Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and montreal
roads. $50 Os"~''"'u'S ha'l
The lll5 a m train connects Mt Fitebnr,o, ,,, m,
Hr., ahl hiiand and Burlington Freight and naassn
Esr !" i.utandl trains; at Groton Junction with Min
ouiB stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains. -
81 Nashua with Wilton Concord Manchester and Law
Aontreal Ito Plymouth) trains ' '''iu any
he ~ m tram connects at Fitchbnre AT HIM,
WIN cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts ana Piii
ai9 hufihston Night Express rains at troaI lug
WIN flehbufg, PeterborO and Shirley and St1nv RE-
Trains; ana at Nashua with Concord Manchester sOd
hIASence Northern Vermont Central Night TX nrns s
oRdehsburg and Montreal and Champ Train. "a P''"
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ROsTON, BAKRE q GARDINER P !.

On ana after Monday, March 1, Trains wall leave Gov,
ntI i2r orcester and intermediate stations nj az ~
ahH y ~ ~ and at 43G p NJ making connec', in
through Worcester ''"s III of passing
t 2 ~ hNlNG-Leaye Worcester at 45 AM 10 20 *
N 20 T, NJ CONNECTING at Gardner will ali ram ~
a I"sdI inhe5 Greenheld ana Intermediate stations
and south from those points WIN 'i"''s horth
Worcester March l. 1872 - " " ~ I'M sup
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nor SALE

nor SALE-Two very nice Second hand
H. PIANO FORrES--hoh In good 0rfer-at very
low price. Inquire at Elizabeth st., Worcester.
NIL dlwt
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The gross earnings for The first two weeks in Anil
We're S411 10, or al tie rate of S50Ut0 per month
We commenced hauling coal To Chicago Vi The week
ehdilg january 18th and coal traffic the ensuing
Twelve weeks amounted to 8 1874 tons Tor which we no.
ccvcd S6l 1854 ~. We consider this but small hcgin-
ns, and only AN indication Of what business iii be
in the future.
We believe that such earnings during the first four
months Of operation have never been equalled m The
history of any new road running into Chicago although
their present earnings are generally double, and Ia some
treble that rate
The interest upon the mortgage debt OF the road from
Chicago TO Danville whose earnings given above is
SlI5WV per annunl, and, as We have shown, the net
earnings Of part Of our id for four months amounted
TO Si5,55l g. Even II we thOuid more per
month in the future the yearly net revenue at ihe
the gold. ~
Tie purity ana cleanliness of the Indiana block coal
aiiu ~ feedoh nom sulphur, render II almost nvaua-
De lnt Misunderstanding purposes. and tile CHICAso,
pa WILLIE a NIEcENSEs RAILROAD furnishes The most
direct line lOr transportation of this coal 10 Ghicaeo he
alnount Of It's coal traffic is certain 90 be very great
ihee = pfac ideally no limit to the quantity the coal
IL would be dcut 10 Improve upon locations Of te
nne opening on the o. accessibility BIS the branch
roads we are building, and the quality of the very hest
me demand iof MS coal and the from H. will
steadily increase. IL is notable fact in this conn
non, ,hAt the Reading Railroad transported in 1860
lds5ib tons. and III 1869 TO- i633 j04 tons al an M
CREASE OF three hundred per since s6O-6l IN The
same period the necessary increase their eauipmen OF
con- cars was iron 6s to 1920 and the earnings from
cog, transportation ~ ls69-7O. were 81, 1911 Is
we nave SVEN the above merely 10 show Thai
rom Tue Jay OF Its opening the oai Is able 70 provide lar
ANTS liabilities, and know that It's earninos viii
taWdly Increase, until they reach maximum egual ia
the average Of the Older Chicago roads.
| W u. JUDSON, President.
| N..v, ITO. AMOS TENNEI, Treasurer
rase TOR the present, DO aud accrued interest from
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N b r WN DICK -
MERRILL STOCK,
viii stand my Stable in West Upton the present sea
son Tor
IS / So ,

payable the first time OF service For further parc-
uIais address the subscriber.
nyg deoplms d. w BATCUEIER.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HAIR.
NEssEs FOR sALEi

Prince Albert Carriage
Family Carriage, tneary newJ with shalls ana pole
for one or two horses;
| Set Double iarnessesi
Heavy Truck Wagon, (nearly newD
Horses suitable to he driven span, or to work In
single harness, aged about band years;
Light Buggy;
Sci Heavy Harnesses;
2Set Light Harnesses,
The above will be sold at private sale May be seen at
mrs. THOMAS HOPKINS,
MIL DIFF l6 Vernon 1T,
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DR., H. S. FLINT & CO., Proprietors,

For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH Il CO. Agents
for Worcester Mass. d3m 1nI5
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THE TRoTTING STALLIoN
"CLIFFORD."

"ClifOrd" and "0range Boy" will make the Season
from April LIST to September Isl AT the Stable Of the
Proprietor 81 Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass
On Tuesday OF each they will be at the Stable Of
Horace Bacon Southhfdge, Mass.
aI9t dnnnI,n MOSES DoTIEN
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II l S T M o r 4 G A G f
z PER CENT.
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Stations.
ACK SHEPP ARD
M BY RYsDYK's HAMILTON.
TERMS, $50.

so payable at time of service $50 PAYABLE January
ls,5 unless it is evident The mare is not with ioal For
PLilcuiAlS apply Tor circular TO H. }. McllUGH,
ap3 i9m ~
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New York, Al ri ~, 1872.
Ise Tor the present, 30, aud accrued interest fra,
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EOR SALE-TO BE REMOVED-The
4 Dwelling lo.lse owned by plymouth Congrcsa-
IN 3s IT,, with Ell rs 81 H. Isl stories ~ II ID
stories ~ IT, umbers all sound and house in good con
ditiOn; can lie dlY1ed for removal without ,dnicultv
Also the cce, pear trees grape vines eurrant bushes
and the loan upon said premises 10 be sold al once 10
prepare Tor building. Inquire OF
J. T. SPAULDING, 40 West st,
OF w. +. EAMES, n West 81.
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MiSSOula County Affairs.

On Monday last Gen J. A. Garfield, NJ. G
Special Commissioner TO supcrintcnd tho
removal Of the Flathcads. Governor b. F.
Potts, Col, J. 4. Wall. Superintendent OF
Indian affairs, Major Swain, U. S. A.. sta.
toned a, Fort Lcaycnwor,h. rs member of
the Department of Justice, Col w. r. San.
dcrs and Jimmie" arrived en- route to
Nj ssoua, 10 examine into and determine
upon the question Of the Indian removal
Hon. VIM. II. Clagctt. Delegate. accompan-
icd them on Tuesday.
Whatever action is decided upon in the
matter will be after full consideration of
all questions involved Ivy these gentlemen.
They will also consider the much agita,ed
question Of a Military post at Missoula
and report in accordance with their views
OF its advisabiliiy and necessity. for it is
not 80 much q question of the general id.
visibility of post there. a. If the impera.
tive necessity. in the present scarcity Of
soldiers Of force there to protect life and
property. Satisfied tina: there are no pc nts
involved in the removal or protection that
will escape the careful attention Of the
gentlemen. we anticipate u satisfactory So
luton of all the questions in their action.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.
Sportsmen get plenty of game now.

Sportsmen get plenty of game now.
s. $. Huntley, Esq arrived last evening
en- route n Missoula.
Col L. b. Church dropped in for few
hours cali, Monday evening.
A .'Grant and Wilson" streamer surmounts
the NEW NORTH WEST building.
d. 4. McCranor Of Sheridan, contem.
plates trip to the railroad next week.
Judge Hiram Knowles returned from
Supreme Court tern on Wednesday.
Tllos. f. r .unds. P. NJ, has received the
key and the Postof'icc is running on Car.
pcn!cr's Bar.
Mrs. and Miss Mcfarland, of Helena,
who have been visiting Missoula for the
past week, were expected to return last
evening by coach.
Mr. Dan A. Steele, one of our best
citizens. is about to remove to Diamond
City for . while. If lie must so,
We will have to send our
"Lovc to Steele, awhile, away"
Bishop Tu,tic returned from Missoula on
Monday and proceeded on his round of up.
pointmcnts. Reverend Prout who accom-.
panied the Bishop and Reverend Stoy in
Missoula county is detained by illness.
Lost Creek Canyon affords q delightful
variety Of amusemcnts. A party of ladies
and gentlemen who went up few days
since, gathered several gallons of berries,
caught bear cub, lassOcd Rocky Noun.
tain lbex, ard got home inside forty .cight
hours.
A friend tells this US one of the after
election humors: Stopping over night at II
wayside station, ALEX" who is fond of
the juveniles, had picked up tho youngest
and was rocking i. delightfully."- to slumber
with - basso profundo musical accompan'
iment when another of the Olive Branches
tumblcd off chair and set Zip shrill so.
prano interruption. 'Hallo,' says Alex,
''anothcr county heard from, +" aud on went
the rocking and The basso- pro fundo,
Flush by baby, on the tree top"
with a mechanical precision undisturbed
by even the possibility that dawson" was
in and Fort Peck had gone for Clagett.
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WARRINGTON, August 18.-The President
addressed the following letter to J. J. Bry.
an, Mayor of Chattanooga:
''At the hands of Governor Sam. Bard,
received the kind invitation of the Mayor,
Board Of Aldermen, and Board of Trade, of
Chattanooga, for myself and Cabinet to
visit your city and Lookout Mountain some.
time during the present summer. have
delayed final answer in order to consult
with the Cabinet on the subject, and an
reluctantly compelled, after this consulta.
ton, to inform you thai 1t is not practicable
for Us TO accept the invitation. Iassure you,
however, and. through you the gentlemen to
whom We are indebted for tho invitation,
highly appreciate the compliment, because
it is Independent of political party, and at .
time, too, when party feeling runs high. l
should enjoy visit to Chattanooga under
any ordinary circumstances. particularly 50
as the guest of the citizens without respect
to party. My desire is 10 sec harmony, con.
cord. and prosperity exist everywhere In our
common country.
with renewed assurances of my apprc.
citation of the invitation, and my best wishes
for our coun,ry's future prosperity, sub
scribe myself,
Every Respectfully,
"Your obedicnt servant,
~. s. GRANT"
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Myseezy.

Memphis, Aug. 17.-Early this morning
fisherman discovered the steamer Helen
Brooks floating down near the head of
Cheeks chute, some ten miles above here,
apparently abandoned. Rowing out to her
be made the line fast to the skiff and started
her to land. Before landing, however, he
discovered negro sitting asleep on the
lower deck with shot gun on bis lap.
When the boat struck the bank the negro
started up, jumped ashore, and ran into the
woods The fisherman, on boarding the
boat, found traces of a desperate struggle
and the decks were wet with blood. He
came TO the city and reported what he had
done and seen. Subsequently the Grand
Tower, from St. Louis, arrived here, the
Office ~ bringing . message from the magis.
trate at Bradley's Landing, IS miles above
here, that the crew of the Helen Brooks
and the proprietor and family Of trading
boat which the Brooks had towed up had
been murdered and the boat plundered.
Assistance was At once dispatched. The re-
port is that Captain VIM. Pratt and his
brother, the two proprietors of the trading
boat, their wives and two daughters, were
all murdered and thrown into the river.
Memphis, Aug. 10.-Captain Pratt and
wife, Of the steamer Helen Brooks, arrived
here last night, and report that no trace can
he found Of the children, one woman and
man on board the Brooks at the time she
WAS boarded.
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III ED

In Virginia, Aug. II, 6:l5 y. IN. 1871. Eddie r.,
youngest sou Of william W. and Ada ". Norris.
aged year months 5 days.
lRvIxE-In Deer Lodge, Wednesday, August 81. 1879,
Of hemmOrrhage Of the lungs, Judge David L.
Irvine, aged 81 years.
Judge Irvine WAS born near Richmond, Kc1tucS y,
September II. 1885, WAS educated Al Bethenay College
Virginia. and studied the profession OF Law. He came
to Montana with his father, Thos H. Irvine ESQ.,. in
1854. was elected and served as Probate Judge Of
Deer Lodge county. subsequently elected Super.
ntcnGcnt Of Public instruction, and during the past
two years las been Secretary and Superintendent Of
the Rock Creek Ditch Company. Some months ago
he contracted pulmonary dseasc resulting in severe
LsmmoIIka.;c few days aga, and subsequently anOth
cr which in few minutes exhausted lie. The funeral
services Of the Episcopal Church conducted by
Rev. VIM. IL. stoy, at the Court Hou-c and m 10
deceased. Business was suspended, stores closed,
flags placed ut half mast, and the largest funeral pro
cs-on that ever wended its way through our streets
u the silent city the hills beyond the river testified
the appreciation In which he was held by his towns
men. 4 good .nan has gone from among us-au
upright. exemplary Christian gentleman, who in oil
the relations Of life citizen. husband, father and
ron, was honored, esteemed and loved. Ills death
brought deep to his kindred sad indeed to hil
devoted wife, and the entire community felt sincerely
there had been taken from II Of the noblcs pures
and hest Of men. The Master has taken him home
Rest In Peace. sa.s 4M....
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At TIE BANK EXCHANGE.


G,,rlnmr.ii trms. McSsrs. w. u. liar
Ian aud l., u. Kelley who last week went
I" Virginia Guy to present the petition for
gnns 10 arm III" companies of troops being
"ryauit'l ia Misspu!A County. procured
ii"m Governor Potts three hun'lrch stand
"t hrrd,r Guns and sufficient ammunition tn
Il" 'npph"i the organizations. The arms
Wei" shipped Immediately and are 10y this
Time well rn their way 10 Missoula.
\ I"" stand Of arms wrr" als" shipped ioi
anh ordered 10 Mr.. Com. Kohrs for use al
sun River. The citizens uf Nevada creek
Jefferson and vicinity. In the Northern part
"i nce' Lodge county have also requested
aud VII! he supplied with arms. They
occupy an ".r"ses: position, and are on the
IN" ii trail through which NIL the raids
have been made IN this direction, md which
w"i" nm infrrqucn, uni,i within the pas
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LONDON, August ia correspondent
telegraphs from Belfast this morning that
the fighting continued last night, and stones
fell In the streets like hail.
Dispatches just received from Dublin con.
vey later news from Belfast. The rioting
still goes on and four persons were killed in
the streets this morning The peacably dis.
posed citizens of Belfast ore greatly dissat.
isded with the want of vigor cvinced by the
authorities in suppressing the riots. Ruhlans
with pistols in hand walk through tho
streets of the city, and whole sections arc
given up to tho rioters.
In the hospitals are many of the victims
OF the riots, quite large number of whom
bear sword cuts and bullet wounds.
LONDON, 5p. ma later telegram from
Belfast says report Is current there that
the city Is about to be placed under martial
law. The same telegram states that the
military are now charging on the rioters in
the centre of the town.
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Jrsr RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ia NIX E\CHANG T."
Direct from Edinburg,
Robert Curry's Celebrated Ale, In 0sttlcs
Wm. Youager'c Or saln Alo. In Beetles,
10 VIM WILSON,

inr@la".- Our odd friend Uncle Bradley"
has 'nrtr''lri Johu O'Ncill, 404. in the iuIn.
arg "nsinrss. and -,Iisis patronage. lie has
"n' '"r'y years experience IN the business.
's"" rxcelicr, workman and is deserving Of
"a" h"., ,arc,ss. We hope "Unclc Bradley"
vii im remembered when work In his line
= i'siuirl