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DEADAND DONE FOE.
The Noted BandIs Jesse James Killed at
st, JOSentt. Mo.

The Noted RandIt Jesse James Killed at
st. Joseph, Mo.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April ga great sensa-
ton was created in this city this morning
by the announcement that Jesse james,
the notorious bandit and truin robber, had
been shot and killed here in St. Joe. The
news spread with great rapidity, but most
peoplereceivcd it with doubt until investi.
CATION proved the fact beyond question.
Then theexcitement became more and more
intense, End crowds Of people rushed 10
that quarter Of the city, where the shooting
took place, anxious to view the body Of the
dead outlaw and learn the particulars. In
q small irame shanty, in the southeast part
OF the city, on the hill not far from the
World Hotel, Jesse James has lived with
his vile since some time in November last.
Robert and Charles Ford, two of his
gang, have made their headquarters at his
house and Charles, It is said, has lived
with him in that shanty since November
Robert arrived about ten days ago, and the
three have been making preparations for a
raiding expedition, on which they were to
start tonight. James and the two ForIls
being in the front room together this morn.
ing, the former took or his belt and laid
his pistols on the bed, preparing to wash
himself, when Robert Ford sprang IN be-
hind him and shot a bullet through his
brain. The ball entered the back Of his
head, ut the base. OF the right brain, COM
ing out overthe eye,
The Ford brothers at once made known
what they had done and gave themselves
up. They are now under guard at the
court house, The body Of Jesse James
was conveyed to an undertakers where 4
was prepared for burial, and where a pho
togrlph was taken. James wife has tele
graphed to his mother the news Of hi
death. Anumber Of men have identified
| the body and there Is no question abou
1t being Jesse James.
A Herald reporter viewed the hnfIv NJ IN,
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PrTTsBuRGn, April Railroad coal op-
orators of the Pittsburgh district, accord
ing to resolution passed two weeks ago,
reduced the price on mining on Saturday
from 4 to 5! cents per bHshel, and
to-day 5000 miners on the Panhan-
die mines struck against the reduction.
A number Of pits are still in operation at
four cents per bushel, with the understand.
ing that the miners will accept a
lower price when the strikers resume ut a
reduction. The operators claim that they
can pay no more than q cents for mining
and compete with the other districts.
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The GoIIcn CIlr nI,n.,n,.

MeNrHIs, April 3.-Attorney General G.
T. NJ. Turner. OF the Criminal Court. has
submitted to Judge Harrigan his report Of
the causes which led to the disaster on The
Golden City. The report, which is lengthy,
concludes with charging gross and crimin.
al Negligence and caresSness OH The part Of
the mate and the captain Of the watch.
Judge Harrigan at once ordered the Attor.
ney General to prepare bills Of indictment
against all who are accused. Bills 0i in.
dictment will probably be drawn charging
the Mate, Dav. Bondurant, and the Can,
tain OF the Watch, Wash. Smith, with in
voluntary mnnsluughtpr.
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..,,,,.,, and added brother Of W.
:. y, l,.,'J,,I,it killed himself in New York
b ,i, ,. aud tie fact isgiven as a reason
q - -l,,.ae in the stock market yestGr-
p "a. MA, ,lcnderthreads hang ever
as .i,,m II ,hctrue aud only Van.
> a,a1. ID. SJ \ ,tlle1 himself, then what? And
= asg- 4. ,li,;a tiyaIl should kill himself,
100
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ST, LOUIS, April 3.-Baron Frederick Won
Bechtelsheim, eS.Austrian Consul in This
city, who WAS charged with embezzlc,nent
in the Criminal Court, was to-day dis.
charged on g plea raised By his couusel
that the court had no jurisdiction, and that
the ottense was only crime within the
scope OF the authority Of United States
court. Bechtelshein, it is alleged, had de-
irRaded several Austrian subjects OF money
they had entrusted to him,
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,,huv trib4bje that the President
=, r.,o Ar Chinese bill. The Democrats
s,5 N d, ppspyc,oi big political lit for
49,, =, m s,y paciIil coast. There is no
i,,n I,,il b,, iba, veto will stir up a great
,jd je,,Igs on that coast, and indeed
s,,o,bop, the whole country. However,
:, viIl val. and see u whether veto is
,r,rv to come, and 2yon what grounds it
n,y be bas,l,
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WALL STREET.
The Cause for the Unsettled Condition
of the StOeh Market Yesterday.

OF tue St0eh Market Yesterday.
New York, April 3.-The Post in ex-
PLANTATION Of the decline in the stock market
says The death by his own hand Of
Cornelius ]. Vanderbilt, a brother OF Wm.
II. Vanderbilt, had much to do with the
decline, although logically it is not seen
why it should, as he had nothing to do
with the management of the Vanderbilt
properties, nor was he large holder Of
Vanderbilt securities. It's said, however,
that it was last evening telCgraphed all
over the country that SIr. Vanderbilt had
been shot, and that this brought orders
mere from every part Of the country to sell
stocks at the opening this morning, the u.s.
sumption being that II was one Of the in.
tluentlal Nanderbilts whose life had been
taken. Il is known that Wm. H, Wander.
bilt out OF consideration for his brother re-
fused to see his brokers this morning or do
any new business, and that accordingly be
gave no orders to buy any Of his stock,
particularly Lake Shore, which orders he
has been in the habit !. OF giving for
many days. These Two facts, first
the dispatches Of last evening, and second,
the withdrawal Of orders to buy, known
to the street as "peg" orders, account for
tue early break. The brokers and traders
in the market were not slow in seeing the
situation and they jumped on the whole
list; This forced selling by timid holders
and caused stampede, which was wit.
messed in the first 'hOnr and II half Rafore
II o'clock another influence and lesiti.
mate bear influence was developed. This
was a rise in rates for foreign exchange 10
the gold exporting point, but notwith.
standing this the stock market, about len.
became comparatively steady and soon an
improving tendency was shown and has
since continued, although tue market IS
still feverish and is likely to be for some
time as a resalt Of the shock which it re.
ceiyed early in the dav.
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A FINANCIAL SCuEME
That will Have an Important Effect
VpOu the Commercial World.

Upou the Commercial World.
BoSToS, April a.-The transcripts finan-
cial column las the following: II the
scheme now being quietly agitated in the
influential banking aud political circles in
New York obtains even fair prospect Of
ultimate success it will bavea most impor.
tant elect upon business and speculation OF
this country. 1t is proposed to replace
the outstanding Government three
and q half per cent bonds, which are
now payable at the option OF the Govern.
ment, with the issue Of 100000 900 Of legal
tender notes. bearing two pct cent per an
mum interest, which the national banks
may count among their assets us legal
tender reserve. This is but m outline of
the plan. Webaye reason 10 believe that
this plan is not only being worked up in
New York and Boston, but is before the
Cabinet circles at Washington.
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FIRE RECORD.

DnaoIE, MlcH., April 3 "A fire atOtter
ind dpsf h sRGnE mGn ySSsday e o 9Sp dfiqysd BED
longing to j.. Murphy and Others, and burn
ed some twenty buildings, fourteen fami-
lies being rendered homeless. Loss SO, 600.
Later intelligence from Otter Lake states
that 5000, 600 feet Of lumber was burned.
Mr.. Murphy's loss is Sl5,O 600, insured for
5000; Otter Lake Lumber Company, loss
5000: no insurance; c. D. Benson, loss
$1,000, insured for half. Ten dwellings
were burned, loss s., 600; insured for $500.
The fire is supposed to have been started
BY tramps.
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Throueh q Rrldge.

CAIRO, ILL.,, April IA south.bound
freight on the Wabash Railroad Saturday
night ran through a bridge Just south Of
Vienna, throwing nine loaded cas into
the creek, destroying sixty feet Of the
bridge, and killing a brakeman named John
Massey. All trains on this end Of the road
were delayed twenty-ieur hours.
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DETsoIr, April s.-The Jubilee Singers,
at present in this city, giving concerts, were
refused udmittance TO the Kirkwood Hotel.
though offering to pay the full rates. The
only reason given Tor the refusal was that
their color was "a little Off" They then
went TO the Brunswick, where they obtain.
cd good Quarters.
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wAsH1xGroS, April S.-Secretary Hunt
has received n cable message from Lieut..
Harber, at lrkaska, as follows Subject to
your approval and my inspection, have
offered 0OO0 rubles for paddle steamer
for the entire summer. Guarantee If lost
10000 paper roubles. II tho owner &C.
cepts may closer II not, how much may
offer and guarantee? Season advanced.
uaCth nhCaRaaPv
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Tlre I.erIrIailte GrIat.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelllEeneer.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-There have been
introduced in the House this session nearly
5000 bills of various natures. OF these
but 70 have passed both the House and Sem
ate and become laws. This inclues sppro-
priation bills tof which one has become a
law, and bills Of private nature.
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Albany, n. Y, April Billy, the kid
was sentenced for five years. Imprisonment
tor grand larceny and one year for escap.
ing fom prison, James Maxwell, of Peo.
ria, Ill, Charles Peters, OF Columbus,
Ohio, and +. w, Fisher, Of Milwaukee, dia.
mond robbers, each sentenced for five
years imprisonment.
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.,,l.,, factory up at Beaver Falls,
iaE '1,, IN neatly reduced in working
r. a. : ,ao.,1rynce .,, Of theglnt Of foreign
t'r' n, IN Nj, country. About one
n''t ,,,n boyc been thrown out Of
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Archbl.l,op Pnrcell,, t,re,lI,h-,

C.ScrNNATr, April3.-The celebrated case
OF the creditors ni Archbishop Purcell was
called in the Hamilton County District
Court to-day, but the parties not all being
ready, was put over until to.morrow.
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yt,<y fte Has, Of Brooklyn, N.
RE', ,,i,.t to friends in this vicinity.
y, 500 % ',,,. -,, ,l,e Clark farm above Mar
He Ep ,,, YIN I'M, /. in the market to sell.
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CNctNxHrt, April 3.-After very long
session the Typographical Union, No. s,
late last night, voted 10 admit to member.
ship all printers working in the Commercial
office, thus ending the controversy between
the Union printers and the C0mmerciaL.
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CLEARING HOUSE REroEr.
The Showing OF the Exchanges mt the
Prominent Cities OF the Country.

Bosroy, Mass, April S.-From the Pot
The following table shows the total gross
exchanges at twenty.three leading Clear
ing Houses in the United States, twenty
two being for the week ending April lst
and one, Louisville, for the week ending
March 30kh:
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FnII RenclI.

Special Dispatch to the IutelHgenCer
WASHINGTON, April 3-The oath ofolEice
was administered TO Judge Blatchford to-
day, and for the frst time since 1878 there
WAS full bench in the Supreme Court.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelligcncer.
WASHINGTON, April IA new postoffice
has been established at Bergoo, Webster
county, W. Va, and Benjamin Hammock
appointed postmaster.
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win Not Mediate.

PAxAN4A, April 3.-Mr. Trescott in cor.
published in Chill formally
wlthdraws any offer Of good offices BY the
United States in the conclusion Of peace
between Perm and Chill.
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=, SS.AsrHs<'rox, ". April S.-The Department
Il X sIaIe received dispatch confrmatory
T,te II he report OF the death OF Hurlbui.
0E1Ve0 States Minister.
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NOW HE DON'T DEFER.
A VETO ON THE CHINESE BILL
Expected to b. FotthssuIAs. IA Few Days, ant
tAsPssas PsralI.sI Will Be AllSNsd to ROAn
Free aSa UsnOlsat.d Matters Of Gen.
.rI Intsr,st at the Capital.


special Dispatch 10 the Inteulgencef.
WASHINGTON, April IA Cabinet meet.
ing this afternoon practically settles The
question OF veto Of the Chinese bill, and
message to that effect will go to Congress
in day or two, A member Of the Cabi.
nent said to the IxrrLLlaEScER cor.
respondent to-day that the President
would have signed a bill limiting
the restrictive measure to ten years, and
would signify that in his message. The
past day or two large number Of tele.
grams and letters have been sent to the
President urging veto, and have rather
offset the effects Of the storm OF communi.
cations nom the Pacific coast, urging its
signing. The cabinet seem to have been
generally in favor Of the signing of the bill
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nefnrm an md Lantl ofIlee.

WARRINGTON, April S.-As one result Of
inquiries into alleged Irregularities in the
offices Of Surveyor General ot the Land Ot,
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DIEIl.

,DoBBs-on Tuesday, Ap1l 4, at l O'Clock A. X.
MAGGIE BESSIE, youngest daughter al Fillmore Rai
and Maggie Do6bs, aged yeaFs aud 8 mOnths.
Funeral notice hereafter
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NV YoRk, April S.--James Gordon
Bennett has given SO, 90 to the actors fund,
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After the reading OF the letter was
finished many addresses were made, which
kept the company together until late
hour.
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Cb GntelIigEnTr
-, Is and 81 Fourteenth street.

=, bearings Of Pittsburgh show
iIlUA 4, bo.iness over last year.
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INV ynBK, April 8.-Cotton, At 70 1.l6ai2 S.iec::
iuturefs firm. Flour hrm; receipts 1900 barrels
s. G1a4 80 common to gcod si 7Ss5 25: good Is
choice s. seas So white wheat extra S5VOaS rs:
extra Oht9 81 7jSS oS 81, Louis 81 T5as IS; Mime,
,St ,SS, ptsst OG 5GSs x S o. Whe1s hshe
2 spriAS - 90 uRgfaded red 81 I9al "; No 2 red
InErnded white S. 3sal 401t: Eo2 DO 81 s.; No i
Old; % 2red April sales lllCO0 bushels at 81 Ig5z
Al l7{ closing Rt 81 i5 May sales CO. 0 bushels
a$l!4!ss%l WI, Go ing At 81 SEX June, aleS IS 8,
1sale higher and strong; nceiptI 800 brshelS ex,
fE'Fts St,S0 bU.heiE pRFEadsd SllaSSe; No. 2 Sla
s25.sc new; sSs.A&SS old: No. 4AprIl slasl5{c
Juuc T5IESiI.c, closing at w; July
'!y43sll5c, closing at ig54r. Oats ODenCd ~
lc higheFs afterwards weak and la2Isc lower, clos.
ns htmef receipts ~ 700 bushels. exports 40 buShs
etS western mixed 6Safttc; white western 6CaGSc,
Hay firm at Csc. Coffee fairly active sug4F Strong
snd higher. tatf to gGod refining S.i6H71se. No.
iNrly aclIyc; Ra1goon 2IT in bond, TfirosnIn
dull and nOmiLEl: United we crude GSSnISlC:
refined &c. 1Gllow lrmCE; city 154RSc, ROsin hfm
~ n. e. T.. 4Ua. ~ rs western irGth, lower and
%aG0sgc PorEstT6nger new mes S1T 6Cat7 OK,
Reef dull. Cut meat quiet and stronger; lGng
clseF $40 co. shoE: clear $40 a5at6 s3s Lard drms:
4!c Cheese quiet and G'ln At Sal2he.
ToLKDo, April 9.-Whent QUIET; no. Q rtd Frot
end April 81 %: May 81 SlI{ June d So July si Il:
Angus! q lOAl II: year 81 1gII. Corn in light -.
quest high mixed Sc No 2 spot 7istc; Ap5il, MSy,
June and July Ii1r; year 5GISC. oAS quit I, Ne. Z,
Soc Clover lGCd, No, g. 10. prime SIaf bliH,,
mammoth 81 %. tlGsel-N heat weaker; No. red
spot held ut 81 IS; April he'd Rt 81 81 May 81 a5lS:
June sl2yal NJ; July 81 laA1 155f; August 81 Ogs
september held at 81 Us; year ST OK bid Com
quiet and We k: high mixed 7fAT5c: M SPOT bed
~ lhc; April held VI 7ic; May I3A7J<c June held
at 'S55Ee: Jaly held al &c; year held at 5Gke
NV YoRE, April a.-1he week opens with
quiet market, although for tome spccftitieS there
has been good request ith oden ioFEcneral AIs0F.
mems 81 very HUOd PFpPOEiIoH A isataEe Of ihe
market % day VISA reduction In the prices Of fancy
and staple ginghSIn Us follows: Lancaster hncieE
md staples &c; white staples Be- Bates fAucieS and
staples Nc GnsVoW fGucitss Glasgow loyal dfess
styles VI ch nged, at l0kr. These figures Nc Wiih-
out iniinence upon choitb tlrels ylya Prints ar
In fair delivery for choice W0k and SpeCiBitiss bU
IygulAr tHnCies are In light demand FOnlandS and
lawns lawn! y iRoderste request; Woaieas, aside ff0n
deliveries, have beVn In light request.
TfrusvtttE, Pa, Aprii 3-oli opened At 500:
hghsSi sOHc lowest 7S1sc; GiCAgd Il 7sSie. Runs
9o,H0 barrels
CMCLNSATI April 9-IIoVs caSIer; common ana
lshl % 59R7 90: '8eIlhg RBa butchers Is ega7 70.
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loSnoN, April 3.-sir Henry Wrixon
Beecher, baronet, Of Creagh, County Cork.
Ireland, and Lady Beecher, were saved
from the steamship Douro, sunk in u col.
Iiston oil Cape Finisterre, Il. T.; with the
Iruracbat. The names OF twentv.iour
passengers saved are published, but in.
clnde no Americans. The third and fourth
engineers Of the Douro were also saved.
The Douro had on board GJS,000 OF spe-
Gle, The crew numbered 81. 1t is known
that OF those on the Douro the officers,
first and second engineers and five passep.
gers are among the drowned. Thirty.two
persons are missing from the Douro and 10
from the Yrumcbat.
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NEW YoRK, April 3.-Followiag are ex.
tracts from London cable letters to the
New York papers.
Although week has elapsed sincethe
news Of Longsellow's death, expressions OF
public sympathy coutinue to be manifested
IN quiet but sincere fashion, which proves
II proof were needed, how deep hold the
poet had on the English race on this side Oi
the ocean. His loss was referred to in the
pnlplts at Westminster Abbey, Saint Pauls
aud numerous other churches. Next week
at Glasgow Barnett's cantata' "The Build.
ing OF the Ship" composed for the Leeds
Festival in 1850, will be given, and in the
inst part will be introduced the following
ode, com nnsnl hv Dr. Ennru Eiln..
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MEDICAL,
The Bad and worthless

The Bad and Worthless
are never INITIATED or COUSTERFKITED This Is espe-
cally true of family medicine and 1t positive proof
that the remedy INITIATED is of the highest value AS
1t had been tested proved by world
that Hop Btters the purest and vauabla fam
lily medicine on earth many limitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices In which the press
and people OF the country had expressed merits of
H. B., and in every trying induce suffering inya
lids TO use their stun instead expecting TO make money
on the credit and good name of II. b. Many others
started nOstrums put up similar style to H. b. with
yariously devised names in which the word Hop" or
Hops" were used In way to Induce people to believe
they the Hop Bitters All such pretended
remedies or cures matter what their style or name
Is and especially those with the word Hop or "Hops'
In their name or In any way connected with them or
their name. are limitations cOunerfeIts Beware Of
them. Touch none Of them. Use nothing but genuine
Hop Btters with bunch cluster Of green Hops on
the white label Trust nothing else. Druggists and
dealers are warned against dealing In limitations or
counterfets. ny
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, headache, or any disease Of bill
iOus nature, by all means procure a bot
tie of Electric Bitters. You will be sur
prised to see the rapid improvement that
new w life Strength @ and an % activity T will Ti rs-
turn; pain and misery will cease, and
hencefOrth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by P. H. Barr.
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snatched from the crave.

Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 331 Dayton
St., Chicago, ILL.,, is now in her sixty
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physicians,
all of them prOnOuneing her case hope
less. She had given up all hopes of ever
recovering. Seven bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption COM
pletely cured her. Doubling ones, please
drop her postal and satisfy yourselves.
Trial bottles free at Barr's drug store.
Large size $1.00.
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A World Wants Proof,

"The proof of the pudding e the eat
ing thereof" and not in chewing the
string which tied the bag. Therefore,
take DR.. Jones' Red Glover Tonic. 1t
cures all blood disorders, torpid liver,
eases of the urinary organs. The best
appetizer and tonic known. Sold by
Horace Somers. soc per bottle.
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What 10 Cents wn1,Do,

By calling at Durbin, Wright s. Co.'S
drug store, you can get a sample bottle
Of DR.. BOsanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what the
regular so cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry,
Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest, and
try sample bottle Of this medicine.
iune1RY
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GENTLEMEN-YOur Hop Bitters have
been of great value to me. 1 was laid
up with typhoid fever for over two
months and could get no relief until l
tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffer
ing with debility or ally one in feeble
health, cordially recommend them.
j. j. SToETzEL,
sep28-o 6S3 Fulton St., Chicogo, Ill.
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1t was their first night aboard the
steamer. "At last" he said tenderly,
eve are all alone, out upon the deep
blue sea, and your heart will always
beat for me as 1t has In the past" "MY
hearts all right, she answered lsnguid-
ly, "but my stomach feels awful"
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do not mean to expose my ideas to
ingenious ridicule by maintaining that
everything happens to every man for
the best; but will contend that he who
makes the best use Of it fulflls the part
of wise and good man.
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AN exchange says Jay Hubbell has
furnished fifty thousand dollars to aid
the Republican cause in Ohio. OF course
McKinley's district gets
good share.
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An English servant-girl who had re-
turned from the United States to visit
her friends at home, was told that she
"loOked really aristOcratic." To which
she responded, Yes, in America all of
us dOmestics belongs to the hire class"