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RUNNING AMUCK WITH 4 REVOLVER.
A MADMAN AT CHICAGO SHOOTS HIS BFDFFIIOw
AND THEN DAsIiES INTO THE STREET, FIRING
Al EVERYBODY HE ENCoUNTERs-suoT AND

A MADMAN AT CHICAGO SHOOTS HIS BEDFELLow
AND THEN DAsIiEs INTO THE STREET FIRING
Al EVERYBODY HE ENCoUNTERs-suor AND
ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Thomas c. Neal. who
was sleeping with David Fagin cheap lodginghouse
in South Clark ST., woke about l o'clock this morning
and reused bis companion by appeals for lip his
wife and children. The bewildered Faen replied yes
yes III come" but before he could move Neal placed
revolver against his left cheek and fred Neal then ran
out Of the room aud when the head of the stairway
leading to Carkst he met William sprngcord the night
Waterman and clerk Placing the muzzle OF the pistol
S Na MS Bach directly between the
mailman fairly flew down to the below lie turned
party of coored men talking together. lie rushed UP
TO William johnson, and placing the pistol his LETT
With yeii Neal turned and asd down clarkst 70
" o y areco as lar as the Roe Island
Flynn, n fagman, and WOif night clerk Neal rushed
men refused to admit him and he fired three shots The
last IN ms Weapon both of the men being hit Tic then
turned TO run hut was confronted by officer BooIc who
commanded him to stop Neal presented his empty rcvol
one of which took effect In his neck Neal made a fierce
resistance, but WAS finally landed In cell at the
Armory.
Neal is abou twenty-five years of age and OF dark COM
pleNlon He is little above the medium height lie
was so badly mixed" that no una lie give intel
IRON the wound IN his head. The wound Is not serious
however The police say that Neal has been town
Tor long time and has always been known crank'
but ne was never violent before.
dangerousy injured FaSn's is a severe one but
Ia not likely TO prove fatal Sprngcords wound is very
serious ana IL s Thought he cannot recover Iohusons
wound Is directly over the heart, and may cause his
death Flynn was shot in the groin, Wolf WINS shot
IN the lett breast and right The stories of both of
dhe laer men as To the manner of the shooting agree
they heard loud cries aud started 10 ont When tbcv
reached the door they saw coming toward them
AT rapid pace, crying Save me! save me /" Leading
TO the door or the Office Is stairway FLYNN eDdca Cord
10 prevent the man from ascending but he whipped out
areyolver and aiming ~ Flynn, fired, the ban striking
Wolf second shot struck WolG in tho arm, and
thrd lodged in Flynns groin IL Ii supposed that
al
are painfully disabled. ' 'e" 'o'i
Inc man who did the shooting pitabe sight as
ne paced the noor OF his cell In the Armory He sSccI
ignorant or the great injury he had manage to infct
and his talk was beyond cOnprehe % ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
CoNEY ISL4ND JOCKEY CLUE RACES

In the Autumn Stakes on the Gravesend
course to-day OF the best OF the two-yearo,ds
wiilmeet Rica, Hawassc, Wyoming, Mcmento and Vap-
guard Will be among the starters The weights are 80
ranged that the contest liz be very cose R,c,
ana Hawasse have not yet measIred strides With }n
hymede ana Mr.. Wthcrss Stonelenge Juetta coli thr
are e very best OF the woyeaolds there is creat
eagcrness to nave 1T settled which is faster OF the
TWO meet lilies. This will be chief att,actn, ~
the day Parole Is 10 run against Dan X, Mary Andsr
son anu Ella Marhcld at mile heats giving them M nnc
weight Inc FIRST race OF ple has field of HfIcen In
cGadinS almost all tho best known selling-platers
Mafneld, Knight Tenplar Kosalie Crldge Fair Connt
Nehtiiloqms Lilly r. Warehouses and others Monitor
Is TO nave walk over in the handicap of q, n,c.
Which IL was hoped would beng out Il good field AM
tns laiure IL not surprising. The Club ia very liberal
win us purses and added money il has MOI coYrc
tent handicapped The handicappng ths year has been
Detef AT saratoga than where else Long Rronch
IL was very poor the president the Associatio
himself admitted Until handcappcrs can get over tb
superstition that IL Is necessary TO give two ha
caps out OF three throughout the season to c. H. Inr
hus STABLE they cannot expect to get many starters
An extra race Will be given TO make up for line fni,rs
put Tue entries are not yet made pubic N'
Inc list OF horses expected to in the sevcro acas
Win Their ages and weights, is as follows ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
ANXIOUS ONLY FOR HIS PUNISHMENT

jacob IIauck, who was arrested ON THURSDAY night
ON charge OF bigamy, had an examination before
Justice Peloubet yesterday. His first WIFE, who is
the compa nant, testified that she was married to
him in Baden, Germany, November z, 1873
he left her eighteen months after and came to this
countrysa little more than year ago. She said she
came to his country for the sole purpose of having
him punished, and she would not live with him again
II the opportunity were offered her. Mrs. Kate
Weber, who is alleged to be Hauck's second wife
was formerly the wife of Ludwig Weber n German
tailor in Grove-st., but she eloped with another
man about three years ago, and went to Germany
IT was there that she and Hauck first met and it is
believed that she persuaded Hauck to abandon
his wife, and follow her to this country. Mrs
WebeTS husband secured divorce from her I'm
living with Hauck, for whom she purchased a horse
and wagon and procured peddler's license. AS the
PROOF OF Hauck s second marriage not ready
the examination was postponed until Tuesday
next. Mrs Weber was arrested on q charge of per
jury yesteI y. When she made the application for
license fof Hauck, she signed herself Kate Hauck.
and made an affidavit that Hauck was citizen of
country year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF PHYSICIANS

A sneak Thief for some weeks ha, been robbine
physicians in the Ninth Police Precinct in Brook vn
Police Captain Mclaughlin secured n descrntlon Of
the man and sent it to each physician of the VI
entity, IN the hope of securing the man. The thiePs
and then call to see him. aud. in his absence wait in
the Office If left alone, he would carry OFF what he
could. thursday afternoon, man called AT the
office of Dr. Jewett, in Bedford-ave near Gates-aye
AS the doctor was absent, the man was shown into
the parlor, Shortly afterward, the servant heard
him moving about the room. She went out OF the
house for a policeman, ana the sneak thief seeing
her, endeavored to escape. He was followed by q
mounted policeman and arrested. He gave the
name of William +. Johnson. Yesterday he was
identified as the man who carried off clothing and
lewelry, worth $24 from the Office of DIR. Newman
NO 10 Madison-st. and watch, from the office of
Dr. Spooner, III d. Kalb-ave. In the Second Dis
Court OF Sessions
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scrap iron. No person was hurt by the explosion
which scatter ed the contents of the furnace.
NAvIGATORs IN A THICK MIST.

The thick mist which prevailed on the rivers and
Sound Thursday night made navigation dangerous
pilots in the management of their vessels. The
Sound steamers were more or less delayed in their
arrival at this city yesterday morning, and the
ing their destination behind time. The Drew. in
coming down from Albany. grounded about
O'Clock yesterday morning and was unable to back
off again. When the st. John passed her. going up
the river. signals were made that the Drew was
aground, and when she reached Albany two tugs
remained aground until q. m, when she was
hauled off and proceeded, reaching her pier In this
city at p. m. The boat suffered no damage and
there was no alarm among the passengers.
=, Inc steamboat City of Troy also ran aground
Off at daylight without receiving any damage and
proceeded up the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
MORE TRoUBLE For x.sEcRETARY STUART

Application is to be made to the Acknowledgement
OF the state by Controller Senior aud Corporation
Counsel Dewitt for permission TO bring a civil suit
in his name against ex-Sccretary Stuart to recover
the money he is alleged TO have cmbezzled from the
Board of Education, which he served as secretary
for twenty-three years. Mr.. Dewitt said Yesterday
that on the proofs laid before him by the expert
who had examined into the matter there was the
clearest possible of stealing against Mr. Stuart
The warrants drawn to mythical names extended
over long period of years and these arrants IN
stead of being paid to anyone deposited by Mr.
Stuart much actual cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
PREPARED FOR THE POLICE.

POLICEMAN Moss, of the Fifth Street Police Station.
Thursday night Randolph Kennel eighteen
years of age, of No. 90 ST. Marks Place endeavor to
throw an Intoxicated into the street in Avenue
A. near Sixth-st He arrested him. Kennel sud-
denly drew from his pocket five-barrced revolver
cooked and ready to he discharged. A struggle en-
was compelled to club Kennel before he succeeded
in getting, the revolver. At the station large
knife, with the blade open, found concealed in
the prisoners coat-pocket He was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Murray in tho Essex Market
Police Court, fined $40 fot dsorderly conduct, and
$l0 for carrying pistol without permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
THE BUTTERMILK HILLS MURDER

young colored man, said to be an ex-convct
whose name was not learned, was arrested at Sing
Sing on Thursday and sent to the Albany Peniten
tiary as a tramp 1t is thought that he was one of
the negroes alleged 10 be concerned in the murder
OF Joseph Baldwin on ButteTmik Hills on Wednes-
day morning Mr. Coleman, while on his way to
the County jail on Thursday evening in the Gus
tody OF Deputy Sheriff Duffy, reasseTted his story
about the two young negroes committing the muir
der lie further stated that Mr. Hoyt, real estate
agent, saw two young negroes Buttermilk Hills
on the day of the murder. Coroner schirmer care
fully examined Coleman's clothing for spots of
blood, but found none. 1t is urged by others that
Coleman had plenty of time to remove any spots of
blood before he informed anyOne OF the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
ARRIVAL OF A NEW IRON STEAMSHIP

The new iron steamship Amin, of The Atlas Line,
reached this port from Greenock, Scotland, yester
day, having been fourteen days and twenty hours
making the trip She will run between this port and
Porto Rico and Maracaibo She was built in Pars-
ley Scotland s POS feet in length 81 feet beam rs
feet depth of hold and 1913 tons capacity. She is
water-balast vessel built with three water-tigbt
compartments. and has all the latest improvements
in marine shpbuding. She left GreenOcll August
II, and from the 24th to the 27th encountered a
strong west southwest gale aud n heavy head sea.
The seas broke over the decks in immense volumes
sweeping the vessel fore and aft but did ~ damage
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TRYING TO PROVIDE FOR SETTLEMENT

OHara held yesterday afternoon, with Mr.
Nudge presiding and Walter Stanton act
ing as secretary. The assignees state
to be $3G,715 O6, the preferred claims
for borrowed money, 1921 so, and the assets
after deducting 80 1-3 per cent for expenses and
losses $10.22O A. 1t also appeared that ne of the
creditors had replevined yesterday for $511. Mr.
UHora, one OF the m-mbers of the firm sad that he
dollar in three, six and nine months. Mr.. Nudge,
OF Nudge, Sawyer a. Co., Mr.. Scott, of Scott Bros,
and Mr.. Adams, OF H. b. Clailn o. Co.. were APP
pointed q committee to advise with Mr.. OIara and
aid him in securing fair and reasonable settlement
with his creditors
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USING A KNIFE IN sELF-DEFENCE.

John Smith. of No. SAT First-avc was stabbed
late Thursday night in the shoulder by Michael Sui
livan of No 81 East Forty-seventh-st. Smith was
sent to Bellevue Hospital, and Sullivan was ar
rested In the Yorkvile Police Court Yesterday the
prisoner stated that he ami Smith were returning
from picuic on Second Avenue car In the ride
they had "A quarrel. When the arrived at L fly
foulth-st., they got off. AS they were walking to-
ward the sidewalk, Smith picked up large stone
and struck him with it, He then stabbed Smith
lie was held TO await the result
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PASSENGERS ARRLYED.
SHIPPING NEU,s.

PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Apn SPAN Glasgow 10 days. in ballast to PIN,
Steamer Wan Lawrence March. Baltimore, with mdse and
steamer Cherubno tB Lundberg Philadelphia in ballast
SHIN Aesssndra (Ausn Dmitri Cape Town. cGH July ?
snip New MSrlei Mshener Antwerp % days iron
sehr D5xter CLARK Thea st Jo6H Ns um,or
10 F. , IA smith smith y CO. vessel 10 Seanmen Bros.
ETC. TO Rartnm Bros; vessel 70 Isaac staples. '
A. @ st sandy Aoos light SCI very foggy
CLEARED
:, Steamer city OF Limerick obj. spencer London William
stSa@sr nsIyetia nr Rogers Liverpool Hurst
seagcr Bros. N''''''0"'n England
steamer Saler GER wiogand Bremen oelricss = Co
steamer Chateau laflte tFr) Ballard bordeaux Fanon
Steamer Caracas Hess Laguayr Porto cabeo etc pou,
,aIs George Peabody OBJ Richie Rouen France Dovs 9
Ears Ears hadoga Pierce Bristol Eng Metealt Co.
Bark Betsy Guido Nor) Olsen, Hull, Eng Boc,aann Der
Bark Jonathan Bourne, Doane Yokohama Japan s,l,or
Brig Fsvorc, Haman, st Pierre Mart, II Trowb5do,,.
Brig I " & p Armstrong Alexander, surtnaln, r.wNp
Brig Charles Hoard lakewood Frolerickstadt errrar,
Brig - CNor), Danelsan, rahia c Tobias & Co.
schr Maggie Abbott MeIetos, Portau- Prince Brett SON
sehr Nellie Floyd Johnson, Georgetown ETC. Il d uurn
sohr Mediator, Mackey Providence Racket & Bro.
sehr ba i WaEelee Dar,y Conn' Robctts
sioop Chief Dolan New-HaVcn RacSettS Bro
THE MOVEMENTS oF srEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, Sent 2-stcamer Columbia from pos,o- o., 49,,
port has passed the Lizard DoS''a Tor this
orb and Texas Ill from Montreal and BIZ from
opodi for 9s hence ESQ l'"'r oernanio from
MoEiLs egs s 5.s stsS sor Fod6o from
oAaDIrF sept ARRIVED, steamer Rheoa Br, from, NJ,
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR CHARITY.

The Board OF Estimate and ApportIonment vester-
day appropriated from the excise moneys the follow
ing sums to various charitable institutions: For
the months of April, Nav aud June. IsSI-Asylnm
OF st. Vincent de Paul, 81 ,54S %; Missionary Sis
tiers of ST. Francis, 1880 81; Mission of the In
Inaculate Virgin, So, 004 American Female Guar
dian Society and Home for the Fnendiess.
$l,314 2S For the months of May and June-St
James Home for Children, 81, 10 Ii Asylum Sis
tiers OF st. Dominic SO 079 43 Institution of Mercy.
$l6,65s 81 Ladies Deborah Nursery and ChiIds
Protectory $2,07S SO Hebrew Shelterng Omar.
Sian Society, $l957 Ia. For the three months end
Ing June 80 the sum OF $104 was given TO the Asy-
iuIn Tor Beiriending Children and Young Girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

Every ship surgeon Isces good supply OF medicine IN his
chest before Noyl rst "a me- ~ rnrchases
Is gross or two o. fRRlY DAYIss PAIN erT
taught him Uf4rfaa
Cholgia Morous end Cramps tesspooniu I'm sweefsui
water rs dose iog adult, and three "a ~
stomach trouble ever known Twenty drufsis doe
lYr child under two OF The main IL sevrre
the fAN KILLER may De used innent mo stomach "a
bowels ocins hathod with H. your druggist for PEY
DAVISs PAIN KILLER ee' ~ 1855
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delusion that she was Mrs Garfield, and must go
and nurse the President. One of the women was of
Irish birth, and the other a German. At the
request of Judge McCue, their names were not made
public. short time ago a Brooklyn woman, whie
insane, went TO Washington, and sought adm1ttance
to the White House. She is now in the Kings
County Insane Asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
THROWING A SHELL INTO A FURNACE

III a foundry IN DoughGy-st.. Brook n and caused
much alarm IN the Immediate neghborhood In
yeslgatlon showed no serious damage and it was
found that loaded shell, inches long and five
inches In diameter such are used in riied cannon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
4 LIENS BRAN noon nositiyei,

4 LIENS BRAIN rood positively cures ner-
Fons debility and an weakness Of Gencrative Organs
An,dluggists - package Tor -. CRIrrEN TON II5
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weak
o. TIE lienerstlon speedily
caly cured by WINCWESTER'S SPECIFIC pill. TwSt1
tx boxes are usually suHiceut Price 81
~ Send for cirC alar Prepared by WINCIEsr q CO.
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Announcements

y stitch in time saves nine.r Wear Dr.
oans Fad 70 prevent malaria and yourself eroe
slNe dosing macn money aud deal suffering -oN
ny Az drggiss br Holman in attendance daily from III
a ~ at The Coulanys oliccs,
uon and advice free. Reception rOouls for ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunscick-Marquis dc Sandoval, of Spain
.Astor House-General w B. Hazen. Chief Signal Officer
% E. tIh Arenns HotetIJudge Georse r. pa n,'
and L. p. Walker of Alabama sey HouseGeneral John
M of Chicago Albcmdrle Hotel. Judge George
sharswood of Philadelphia and General A. c. McClurg Of
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
snn rises. 529 sun G2o Clock fast On ga
Moon SETS. Moons ACE 49,
HiGd WATER TO-DAf--A
Sandy Hook. 235 Gov Island. 25i Hell ,ia.e aA8
lIsd WATER TO-DAY -. N.
Sandy HOOK. $40 island oil Gate nh
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PREFERRING THE RIVER no rHr po1 1cr

young man entered John Tierney's liquor store Mt
charlton and West sts ON ThurSday night and stole
seven SILVER dollars from the money drawer He Wa
seen anu pursued with shouts OF stop thief toward
the North River. Policeman Mccormick Joined in
the pursuit and reached the bullIhead iusf ia tna
70 see the thief plunge headlong into the Syater
Lanterns We're procured and search was made bnt
The man did not come to the surface again co f,r a
saw him in the liquor store '" 'A'o'' mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
DIR. Railways SarSapariEian ReSoIvent.

Every drop of the Sarapariian Resolvent communicates
through the Blood Sweat, Urine and
a The system the vipr lie IL repairs he Easies
the body wh and sound material Scrosula Consume
ton Gsnd9ar sease Ulcers in the Throat. Molih rumor
Nodes IN the Glands ami other
Eyes, strenuous discharges from the cara
OF skin Diseases, EvuItions Fever
Worm SAT- Rhciu krfsipelas Ache. Black Spots
in the Flesh, run0rs Cancers IN the Womb anu an
ing and P9nful DISCHARGES Night and
az wastes Of the Lie Principle within the curative rangs
o TINS wonder 81 modern cacmis WI
prove 10 any using or either f0rs % DIS
ease It's iotonU g. them. daily be-
reSnced by the
cont nually progressing arrestng wst
and The with healthy
blood and this the sarsaparian viii cure
ascertain; Tor Mnon once this remedy wOSOt
nuhcaton AMI naeceeisi Ia diminishing the loss al wastes
It's repairs Will he rapid and every the pauont will 4
himself growing b tier ana stronger tle tigesng oet
ter appetite improving and aosh and weisat Increasing
Price ~ per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

The best wine in tn country that took tie highest premium
~ the Nentcnuia, Is specs Port which
come mo most celebrated loduct NewJcgcg Ths Wa,
ano ms T. J. futy are bow being used by phy every
Mhere Who rely upon them - being The pufct had a
druggists IL - unSdfas e fCg weakly females
Pile headquarters 10 Marrvn-sL, NeW-YOrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
SHIP PHYSICIANS CarTroN

RoUGH on RATS" Ask druggists for il.
u clears cut rats miee, roaoles beabuss. l5 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
INSANE ABOUT PRESIDENT GARrIr1n

In the. City Court Brooklyn, yesterday
Judge McCue signed the papers commit
ting two to the County Insane
Asylum. Both were insane on the subject of
the Presidents illness, and each labored under the
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HENRY 4. DANIELS. NJ d
nTGHrsr PRIzr Pom w..

LA LeNing ,9l-tfe aeir e3th-s. Honrs,
Attention 10 GentleDen.
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EURoPEAy STEAMSHIP PASSENGERS

The following ere the lists of cabin passeo.
gers VINO viii sail for Europe today:
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HEALTH---EEAUTY,

STRONG, PURE AND RICH BLOOD. INCREASE OF
FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. SECURED
A A
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-12
RESCup FROM DEATH.

The following statement Of William j,
Coughlin, OF Summerville, Mass. is so remark
able that We beg to ask for 1t the attention of
eur readers. He says: ''In the fall OF 1876 1
was taken with a violent bleeding of the lungs
followed BY a severe cough. 1 soon began to lose
my appetite and flesh. l was so weak at one
time that / could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer of ISL 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there. the doctors said mad a hole in nv
left lung As big as . half dollar. expended
over = hundred dollars in doctors and medi-
clnes. / was SO far gone at one time a rerort
went around that l was dead. gave sp hone
but a friend told me Of DR.. William HalI,s
Balsan for the Lungs. laughed at my friend.
thinking that my case was incurabie, but I got
y bottle to satisfy them, when to nv surpri.s
and eradication, 1 commenced to feel better
Ny hope, once dead, began to revive, and TO.
day l feel in better spirits than l have the past
three yenrs.
81 write this hoping you will publish 1t, 80
that every one afflicted with diseased Lupra
will be induced to take DR.. VIM. Hall's Balsan
Tor the Lung, and he convinced tina. Consume
ton can be cured. l have taken two bottles and
can positively say that it has done more pood
than all tho other medicines l have taken s,nce
my sickness. Ny cough has almost ept:yeIy
disappeared and L shall soou be able to no to
work. Sold by druggists spr9yI-lSe.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-12

Dressed hogs are selling on the street a
from 9 TO Z cents per pound according tt
| weight. manner of cleaning, &c.
A good iron work black is prepared IS TO-
lows: Put forty-eight pounds asphaltun
Into . capacious iron pot, and heat to boiling
for our hours during the first two hours
introduce seven pounds OF red lead, seven
pounds Of Iitharge, three pounds OF drieti
copperss, and ten gallons of boiled linseed
oil ; add o%ne-eighth pound run of dark gum,
with two gallons of boiled oil. After pour
ing the gum and oil continue the boiling two
hours, or until a sample of varnish will roll
up into hard pills when chilled. When cool
ed some r. hat take it out of doors and thin
down With about thirty gallons OF oil OF
turpentine.
The Reason Why.-When you go to POUR
druggist to buy a bottle or package Of the
genuine Simmons Liver Regulator, and be
presents you with some counterfeit with a
similar sounding name anu says ''it is the
same thing" or Just As good" ask him his
motive for not giving you the genuine pre-
paration In White Wrapper. with red z on
wrapper, and prepared by j. Il. Zsilin &
Co. He will probably seek to evads a direct
answer, but bear In mind that the only OBJ
jeot such dealers can have Is the fact that he
makes , few pennies extra profit by selling
tho spurious. Be suspicious OF dealers who
recommend any other article as '.just as
good'' or ':just the same" Will you risk
your hssIth and endanger life by taking
me licine of no reputation, made by some
advsnturer, that your druggist may mako a
few cents more by selling a counterfeit ar
ticle! nl2t1