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CUKsyENY'S CANVASS.


is He Carrying Water ON both Shoulders
In card printed ia tho Ncu Era, Geo.
W. C"rneny, the Republican candidate
fcr Assembly from this city denies that he
made AN affirmative answer to the inter-
rogaiions made him by the executive COM
mitIse @! the county temperance assOcia
tion, and adds that he is unp!edgod on
th;sor any other question.
In reply to Mr.. Cormeuy, L. s. Good
man, secretary of the executive committee
Of the cnunty temperance association,
,aakcs affidavit that MIR. Corlncny utters
deliberate fslsehood; that after
having received tho temperance Cir
cular, he said to Mr. Goodman,
eff elected will vote for this
measure, as it throws tho responsibility on
the people themselves !" that Mr.. Cor.
mcuy only last week called at Mr.. Good
mans house for a package Of tho temper
ance circulars, and that they were sent to
him. Mr.. Goodman closes his sworn
statement by saying-tha Mr.. Cormeny
"regards not conscience, self.rcspect or
truth, aud yields an implicit obedience to
the mandates of the bosses.'
Evidently Mr.. Cormeny has been carry.
ing water on both shoulders. and one of
the buckets has fallen off. To avoid de-
ceptiOn and betrayal vOto for honest Elm
G. Snyder. .
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THE DOCTOKS.
Meeting of the Lancasrer County Medical
association.

Meeting of the Lancaster County Medical
Association.
A stated meeting of the Lancaste r
county medical society was held yesterday
afternoon in the G. 4. r. hall, this city.
Tho following named members were
present
DR.. >! II. Musser Lampeter, president; 1;
DGs. ktlee. Albright, B!ackwood. Comp
ton, Cox, A. ]. Herr, NJ. L. Herr, F. NJ .
Musser, Shirk, S.ehman and WelchanS
Of Lancaster Drs. Black. and Ke-
ncagy, Of Strasburg BrysOn, Of
Marticville Cotterell. Of Columbia {;
J. II. Davis. ci Soudersburg L. F. Herr;
Of Millersville &; Hershey of Paradise Liv-
ingston. olsMountville Newpher, Of Mt.
Joy Treichler Of Elizabeshtown Wilmer
Of NetfsviIIe Ringwalt, of Rohrerstown !;
Mayer, of Willow street Brobst, Of Lititz,
Miller, Of Bird-in- iiand Beam Of Baiu
bridge.
Several interesting Cases were pre- sehted
and discussed. The subject for general
discussion at the present meeting was
g Brisht's disease Of tho kidueys." Tie
discussion was ably opened by DR.. Steh-
man, of this city, and discussed by several
other members.
The subject chosen for discussion at neat
meeting is Whooping cough and its com
p!ications.' DR.. Newpher, of Mount Joy,
was appointed to opon tho discussion.
Adjourned.
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THE DENTlSTS.

aeasing Of the Harris dental Association
The quarterly meeting Of the Harri'
dental association was h III in this city to-
day with DR.. D. Rine Hertz, president, il
the chair.
The following named members wert
present
Drs. VIM. Amer, J. 5. Smith and Alfred
D. Clark, of Lancaster DIR. A. w. Rog
ers, Columbia Dr. John McCalla, Millers'
vile ; DIR. J. A. Martin, Strasburg DIR. J.
A. dunlap, Mannheim.
DIR. J. S. Smith presented before the
society an interesting case Of necrosis Of
the superior maxillary bone, exhibiting
the patient to the members present.
An interesting discussion followed,
participated in by several members.
Drs. Hertz, McCalla and Rogers were
appointed Il committee tOdraft resolutions
expressive Of the sense of tho association
on tho death of DIR. Geo. A. HOrtiDg and
presented a preamble and resolutions COM
plimentary to the deceased and sympsthiz'
Ing with the afflicted family.
Adjourned to meet Feb. 3. 1883.
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TIE LUrHEEANs

i'rOceedings Of tho Harrisburg COnferenCe
IN Session AT MillersvIHe.,
The Harrisburg conference Of the Lnth-
eran church, in session at MillersvilIe Oh
Tuesday afternoon, after spending an hon,
On business matters, took up the sui ject,
THE Reformation aud its personal Strus-
gles," October 81, being the anniversary
Of the Reformation.
On this subject a short but excellent
essay was read by Rev. G. Reimensnyder,
followed by forcitls address by Rev. w.
p. Evans, of Columbia, and remarks by
others.
In the evening large children's meet
ing was held, presided over by Henry
Bowman, esq, of Miliersville, the capable
anC efficient superintendent Of Bethany
Lutheran Sunday school. Addresses wele
delivered by Revs. Reimensnyder, Cook,
Henry and Finkbiner. The latter speaker
made tender reference to the death Of
Rev. A. D. Rowe, the general synod's
children's missionary in India, which re-
Gently occurred.
The Wednesday morning session was
taken up discussing the import ant question
The significance Of intaut BAPTISM
The discussion was opened with an able
essay by Rev. George e. Henry, OF
Milicrsburg. He was followed by remarks
by Heys. Eckert, Evans, Reimeusnyder
aud Meister. The subject. rs developed
by the speakers, left the impress
sioL that the children Of Christian
parents. in virtue of the covenant relation
by birth, and their confding and reliant
faith, and incapability of damning unbe-
lief, ought to he baptized according to the
word of God and the nature Of Christian
ity and organization of the church. The
baptism is an ordinance of grace and
blessing to the subject, and guarantee
and promise Of ChristiUn education and
training in the nurture and admOnitiOn Of
the Lord.
In tho ;itternn,;' t!le subject Of Pas
toraI Experience AS discussed in very
profitable mann. ',y Itevs. Eckert, Writ,
Evans aud Stall.
Preparatory services to communion were
also held, when Rev. W. p. Evans preached
a very eloquent and searching sermon.
The Lords Supper was celebrated in the
evening. The Rev. John Writ, of LykeDs,
president Of conference, preached q ser
mon full of carnes:ress and energy. This
was perhaps the largest communion ever
held in the church, and the members of
conference and many Of the members Of
other churches surrounded the table OF tic
Lord.
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Tie 1OIIOWIng Is The report OF JameS
street higher grade secondary school for
October, 1882:
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91cO REWARD.
CheckmailDG An Attempted fraud ON
ballot.

hecknlaiiDG An Attempted fraud ON the
ballot.
County Chairman Roland, Of the Demo-
cratic committee, elsewhere offers a re-
ward Of 500 for the arrest and conviction
of any person .!e.cc.e.l in votin. upon any
of the tax receips stolen irom the office Of
Collector Vondersmith. ThE should
stimulate Democrats in every part of
the city to keep q sharp watch as
it is known some of the fraudulent
receipts havo been placed in tho hands Of
persons not entitled to vote, and as the
desperate machine henchmen have not
hesitated in the dirty work of stealing and
distributing them, neither will they he
deferred from attempting to stuff the bal.
lot::box with illegal votes except by special
vigilance on the part of the Democrats.
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\ Cough. COlu o. core Inrcat snOuA De
stop;e't. Neglect frequently results IN an In.
curabie Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troches ,iO not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud baisa,ns,
but act directly on the In nflamed parts, ailaying
irritatiOn, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physf.
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested BY wide AMI constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned wei .ncrited rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age. Sold at - cents EOx
everywhere mY-lvdTTh&F&lvw
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fRILADILlHlA, Nov. a-Flour quiet, but
firm !; Superfne, - 0O0S 50; Extra, &. 5O0
1 %; Penna. Family, % S765 %.
kye Hour at - 3504 81.
Wheat firmer and more active: Dol. and
Pa. Red. u O60l09; LOngberry Red and Am.
Der scarce Mt 81 13.
Corn firmer and in good local demand.
Oats steady with moderate demand No.
White, 4Sc No. 2 do ESQ; No. 3 tIO, 4ic {;
No. Mixed, 4Oc.
Rye nominal at sc.
Provisions steady for jObbtng sales.
Lard quiet: City kettle l3013kc; loose butch
ers. Ice prime steam, Sl2 371ls 81.
Butter dull. but firmly held Penn'a and
Western Creamery Extra. SIC do firsts, SO
&c.
Eggs quiet; Pcnn'a 2993Jc: Western, sc.
Cheese firm, with moderate suppltcs.l
Petroleum quiet Hcdned, 71<c.
whisky a u q
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WAIT MORE WAGES.

COlOred Coal Miners go ON u Strike.
DENVER, Col, Nov. AT tho Erie &
Louisville coal mines near here four hun
dred miners went out on strike yesterday.
The men of the Erie mines, who have been
getting 30 cents per ton. now demand 81 25,
while those at the Louisville mines, who
have hitherto received s. cents, want 81.
Besides the men who work in the mines
tho yard, and all outside hands have joined
in the strike. The proprietors have re
fused to concede the demand of the strik
ers. The price of coal has increased to 81
Per ton IN consequences, and from present
Indications the strike promises t. bo u
long one.
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The CusreEt OF Pubiic Opinion.

Emerson says: "lf you do not know you,
way, hoist 4 sail, and drift the current know:
the way. II you don't" Many u man with pains
in his back, with .lrOpsical Ifmbs or other all
troubled about 1t, but doesn't know ~ II II tn
do. Let him wisely follow the current OF Pub
lie opinion, which Is SO OStrnngly settling in 10.
wards Hunts Remedy, IA tire best ',s.".ii. iue
ever known for kidney amt l.v.r. ,',-s.,--s.
That current sets in the right direction. amt
Is increasing in volume every day. AMI Il
bearing out ON its bene ficent bosom ihOns ,n.is
ct bottles Of this wonderful Remedy tOat-
nicted homes all over the land. This current
OF public opinion IS sweeping the physiciaHs
among their most valued prescriptions in
cases of disorders OF the bladder. liver or kid
neyS.
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respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. GA North Queen
street, on Saturday morning at sO'Clock, to
proceed to Bergstrssse Meeting House for In
tcrment. n22td
ROBINsOS.-On Thursday morning, Nov. 9,
Capt Frederick HObinson. Fifth u. s. ,Artil-
lery. -
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his brOthef-in-law. H. c. Hopkins.
No. 507 East King street, on Saturday, Nov. 4,
mt half past two O'Clock. na2tds
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UEATKS.

GIBKRsoN.-In this city, on November 1, 1882,
Harry son of George and Salinda GibersOn, in
the llth year OF his age. 60"
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of his parents, No. 100
Middle street, oD Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. nl-ctd*
HoRrING.-In this city, on the 1st inst, DR.
Geo. A. Horting, i'll the A5th year OF his age.
Ths relatives and friends Of the family are
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DUBLlC SALE OF HORSES.
i On SATURDAY. NOV. 4. 1882. Will be sold
at Daniel LOgan's stables, Market street, rear
of McGrann House,
TWENTY HEAD OF KENTUCKY HORSES,
and ONE PAIR OF FINE MULES. There are
sOms good saddle and fine trOlting horses
among them.
Sale to commence at O'Clock.
NJ 2tl HOWARD BAILEY.
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A Voice from tho ress.

akc this opportunity to bear testimony to
the efficacy of your "ROp Bitte1s." Expect
ing to find them nauscOuS and bitter ami com
pO tl OF bad whisky, We were ~, ceably sur
priscd at their mild taste, just like a cup of
tea. A Mrs. Crcsswcll and Il Mrs. COnnOr,
friends. have likewise trietI. and pronounce
them the best medicine they have ever taken
tor building up strength and tOning up the
system. l was troubled with cOstivcness,
hca'laclic and want OF appetite. My ailments
are now all gone. l have u yearly contract
with Il doctor to look after tho health OF my
self AMI family. but need him not now.
S. GILLILAND,
Peoples Iddrocatc, Pittsburgh, ia.
July -, lS7S OI6.2wI&w
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. a., g..
GUARDING THE BALLOT.
Ward Assessors, United States Supervisors
and Election Ofilcers Accused Of
Falsely swelling tho Regis
frAtiOu Lists.

Ward Assessors, United States Supervisor,
and Election Ofacsrs Accused Of
Falsely swelling tho Regis
tration Lists.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-AttOrney Gen
eral Brewster has telegraphed United
States Marshall Kerns, in view of discovery
of extensive irregularities in registration
Of voters, to mako thorough investigation
where fraud is suspected, and to eau
tho arrest not only Of supervisors and as
SCISSORS but election officers.
Lewis Ryan was arrested this morning
for making false returns Of voters in the
First division of the Fourth ward. He
was the assessor aud furnished tho names
which were duplicated by Frank Johnston
and Edward Lonergan, the supervisors
who were arrested in September for falsi-
flying the returns. In one house, No. 6O4
Penn street, it was shown that but three
of the thirty six persons registered were
legal voters.
Three other warrants were issued this
morning and two arrests made. The
assessor, and John Mooney, United
States supervisor, who aro accused of
making fraudulent registration in tho
Eighth division of the Fourth ward. Tie
other supervisor, Samuel Weisepthal, has
not vet been arrested. An examination of
lists prepared by these men shows that 40
persons have been returned as voters from
houses on Alaska street between Fifth and
Sixth streets. An effort was made to sub
pena these people, and of fifty names
taken from the list only four were found.
Twenty. five letters were sent through the
post Office, and twenty of them were re-
turned.
Ryan waived a hearing and entered bail
for appearance at court. The others were
held for hearing to morrow before
United States Commissioner Gibbons.
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Editors Accused of iibc;

WnKEsBARRE, Nov. 2.-Joseph X.
Bogeft, editor of tue Union-Leader, and
E. 4. Nebir, associate editor, were al
rested this morning for circulating, as al,
legged, private circular containing il gross
libel On Ziba VanlOon, Democratic candl-
date for prothonotary. Warrants were
also issued for tho arrest of Hon. Harry
Hakes, whose signature appeared upon the
circular.
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lN0E.sSULL'S STRUCTURES.

What Governor Wells anu Counss ilOr Key
Say.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2.-Gover-
nor Wells said to-day, speaking Of the
latest publication Of Col. IDgersOll that il
was only an argument in which tho latter
endeavOrol unsuccessfully to Overturn the
facts set out in his Gov. Well's) re
port. 1t is evident, he said, that
the whole scheme was simply an
attempt to fOrcstall this investigation.
They have begun this business and now,
believe, they arc heartily sorry they did
it and wish themselves out Of it. Ii you
have watched the proceedings in the police
cour. you noticed that $1,000 trans
action. That is likely to develop into a
matter of great interest.
Counsellor ker said hc did not .cs any
necessity for reply on his part to Ingcr.
soils structures upon him. His whole
argument is unsubstantial, he said, "and
il distortion Of the facts"
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NEA.. AND CxeFr IN JAIL.
The Efforts of tho Mob to Sccnre Them u
frD

The Efforts Of tho Mob to Sccnre Them Un-
successful.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.---Thc steamboat
Granite State, which yesterday carried The
prisoners Neal and Croft from Cal
lettsburg to Maysville, reached here
this morning. Her officers state
that the boat was taken into the state ser.
vice by Major Allen and reached Maysvile
at a. IN. where tho prisoners were trans.
ferred to the Jail. The officers say the
pilot house shows number OF bullet
marks but that only two soldiers and :,
roustabout were injured by tho fro Of the
men on the ferry boaj and that their
wounds arc net severe.
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Extracts from Minutes of " ashtnG ton o. mi
No. ~, +. q. .. OF A., tn kev. y. Max Hark.

Extracts from Minutes of Washington O. lnp
No. ~, +. q. .. OF A., tn Kev. y. Max Hsrk.
WHEREAS, Washington Camp. No. -, +. o.
:. of A., attended divine service ON Sunday
evening, Oct. !. 1881. in the MOrayian church.
and Rev. j. Max IIark, pastor, preached n
special sermon on the occasion for the benefit
OF the members OF our camp. therefore
ReSOtred, That the thanks of Washington
camp be hereby tenaicre(l to the Rev. j. Max
ilark for the able and impreSsi sermon de-
livered tor the benefit OF said camp
RcSOLrcd, That "a members We will endeavOr
to profit by the advice and adimOnitiOns given
ls on that occasion also that the prescn tatiOn
OF said sermon be justly appreciated and ever
held in grateful remembrance.
AMOS Nj. ALBRIGHT,
CLAYTON MUCKLE,
II. W. RUDY.
CF. WOLpEHT, Pres.
Att, st: Ii. KlLI, Rec. Sec.
IL
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New Fire Apparatus.

Chief Of the Fire Department Howell has
been empowered by the Pennsylvania rail.
road company, to purchase at tho expense
and for tho use Of the company a new
hose cart and full line of hose. Tho new
apparatus will be placed in the company's
freight depot, North Queen above Chest.
nut street.
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Surety OF tho Peace.

James McGrorey made complaint against
Daniel Breneman, Of Dillerville, charging
him with surety Of the peace. From the
testimony offered before Alderman Nc.
Conomy it appeared that McGrorey owed
Breneman money for board, and that
Breneman brought suit for its recovery.
Meeting McGrorey on the street he insi.t
cd that he should accompany him to the
alderman's Office. On McGrorey refusing
to 20 along Breneman threatened to shoot
him. Hence tho suit for surety. Tho al
derman held Brenemsn in bail to answer
at court. q.
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Ip,fSITlvE PUBLiC SALE.-ON sArUR-
1 DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1885,. mt the Fountain
Inn, on South Queen street, will b.. sold that
twc-stOry BRICK DIV EI.LlNG, with twOs
Brick Back Building and Bake Oven attached
situated o., the nOrthwes: corner of Prince
and Andrew streets; Hall. Z Rooms, , Gar
r"ts, excellent cellar, front and back stairs,
etc. ; paperc,i thrc ughnut. Lot % by - feet.
hydrant, well and fruit. This property Will
make an excellent business stand.
Also. u building lot adjoining above ON
north, y feet, inches by Is feet, with fruit
thereon.
Also BUILDING lots adjoining, above on the
west. fronting $40 feet On Wainu: street and IS
feet Andrew street,
Sale 20 commence NJ O'Clock y. m.
PETER DELZElT, Or
ALLEN A. HERR 4 co,
No. lO6 East King Street
Samuel. Hess, Auct. novl 4tGi
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Thousuu.,s of People Drowned.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 17.-There have been
heavy floods in tho central provinces with
great loss Of life and property. Small
villages were entirely swept away. Thou
sands of persons arc reported to be
drowned. .-
A cattle plague is alarmingly prevalent
in southwestern provinces.
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a,mo, Meexo-, Sentence.

MONTPELIER, W.. Nov. "A majority
Of tho House committee on tho bill to
commute the death sentence of Almon l..
Meeker, the Waterbury child murderer,
reports against the communication. Tie
minority is to present report favOring
the bill
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ID FRANK SAYIOE
HAS REMOVED Ills
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
NOS. AZ AND ~ WEST KING ST.,
80 Exactly opposite the Old Stand.
Octll -6mI&wIs

DUBLlC SALE.-ON SATURDAY EVEN
ING, NOVEMBER ii, 1882, at tile Key
stone House, North Queen street, will be sold
tho BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. situated No.
Is East Frederick street, having rooms and
hail. lot Is 21 by 69-lO feet. side alley entrance,
balcony. Ali in excellent order.
Sale to begin Mt O'Clock, when terms anll
conditions will be made known by
JACOB J.. DORWART,
Or BAUSMAN & BUkNS,
ShM'L HES & Son, Auct's. n2-tsd
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That great Dcrmotologist, DR.. g. W. Benson
OF Baltimore has prepared his 1avOrite pre-
scriptfon for general use and now any person,
howcver poor, can get the benefit Ot his best
treatment Tor skin diseases. 1t consists OF
both external and internal treatment.
O3Qlwtl&w
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MIR. Arthur Will Visit Washington.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Secretary Chand-
ler and Senator Hale called on President
Arthur this morning. The president it is
said will leave for Washington this after
noon on the $40 train. He will be accom-
panied by Col. J. G. Reed and possibly
Secretaries Frelinghuysen and Chandler.
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Lie Out OF the Whole Cloth.

KeiNtiES NEWS. = = :.
The story abouta Democratic mauufac-
turer Of this city, employing three hun
dred, who will vote for Beaver, is a lie out
of the whole cloth, and every man, woman
and child in this city knows it's a lie. But
that is the kind of campaigning the
Cameron party are engaged in.
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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE WRONG.


Tho Deia:catIOn OF tt usted Official.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Willlam G..
Russell, paying teller Of tho Pennsylvania
company for insurance Oh lives and grant
apd k n;s acconnts IT. show s ;s, To IL
amount of $4,000. He had been connected
with the company for thirteen years. He
has wife and children, but it is reported
that for some time he has been criminally
intimate with another woman here. He
departed October 18th for i vacation. and
during his absence the defalcatiou was
discovered. His leave Of absence ended
on Saturday last, but he failed to
return, and his whereabouts cannot be
discovered. lie is 4S years Of age.
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INDlcATIoNs of consumption arc ;liIaycl by
Halc's Honey OF IiOrchound and Tar. Pike $
Tootllachc Drops cure in one minute.
nl-lwG!cOI&w
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WEATHER INDIOATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-For tie Middle
Atlantic states, colder, cloudy weather,
local rains, northerly winds, higher pres-
sure. ..
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which ran directly towards Mr.. Hess. Not
noticing Mr.. Hess, the doctor pulled
trigger, killed the rabbit, and put a few
scattering shot into one Of Mr. Hess legs.
The wounds are not dangerous.
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ALI SOul's Day,

To-day the Catholic churches through
out the whole world offer up prayers for
the eternal welfare of the faithful depart
cd. at St. Mary's church a solemn re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated at o'clock,
and large numbers received holy commu-
niOn.
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The organization of the chemistry class
of the YIN. C. A., will be effected Thurs
day evening Of this week: All persons
men) will please be in the hall at 8 o'cloc!.
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CHILIs. fever, ague' and weakness are cured
by COldcn's Liebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic
lnvi;;cralor. Ask for COtGcnS. Of druggists.
EI-;WtlGOd&w