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No Fear OF Death in the DYING

A striking fact in connection with the
dying is that they are not afraid of death.
You notice this even in executions. The
majority Of men who are hanged are re-
ported to die "game" Death following
disease or injury is seldom accompanied
with fear Disease dulls the intelligence 50
that the situation may not be fully COM
pretended or there may be pain, and death
is looked upon as n relief. Nature. by
kindly provision, seems to prepare for the
fight Of the spirit as the hold upon life
grows weaker, so does the desire for life
grow less; and in scarcely single instance
within my experience. or within that of my
professional brethren, with whom l have
conversed upon this point, has not the
dying man relinquished life at the lust
without seemingly reluctance or fear.
The several physical phenomena which
accompany the act of dying. vary consider
ably in the early stages with the causes
which produce death there is much SINH
iarity in the latter steps. Death offers.
then. q physiognomy which once witnessed.
is not hard to recognize again.
Among the more constant signs are the
failing pulse, which gradually becomes i'm
perceptible. first at the wrist, and lastly at
the breast ITSELF the extremities grow cold !;
the countenance changes as the venous
blood courses the arteries the skin grows
clammy as the vessels relax the eye
glazes the jaw drops; the fluids accumu-
late in the windpipe, causing the " death
rattle" SO called, as the air passes through;
the breath comes short and finally ceases.
As the red blood leaves the brain the
Judgment becomes obscured, and the senses
deficient. Speech is incoherent. Many
times "last words" are imagined by atfec-
ton to mean more than intended if there
was any intention ut all. II grows dark,
or "more light" are common sayings as
the optic nerve loses its stimulus; or strange
sights may be seen and sounds heard, as
occur sometimes in the still twilight. The
hanucinations of the dying may be often
explained upon natural causes.
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Puritan Surnames.

The following are given in II recently
published work on English surnames. as
specimens Of the old Purisans in England,
about the year 1868. They are taken from
n jury list in Sussex county, and cannot fail
to cause smile in our day Faint-not
Hewet, Seek-wisdom Wood. Redeemed
Compton, Accepted Trevor. God-reward
Smart. Make-peace Heaton, Bc-courteous
Cole, Repentance Airs, Return Spelman,
Kill-sin Pimple, Fly-debate Roberts. Be.
faithful Sinner, Hope-for Rending, Weep.
not Billings, Elected Mitchell. Hght-the.
good-fght-of-faith White, Stand-fast-on
high Stringer, Search-the-scriptures Nor.
ton. The Peaee-of-God Knight.
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walnut Leaf HAIR Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all others
1t is as clear as water, and, as its name
indicates, is perfect Vegetable Hair
Restorer. 1t will Immediately free the
head from all dandruff, restore gray hair
to its natural color, and produce new
growth where it has fallen off. 1t does
not iu any manner affect the health,
which SULPHUR Sugar Of Lead, and Nj
trate of Silver preparations have done. 1t
will change light or faded hair in few
days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask
your druggist for it. Each bottle is war
ranted. SMITH, KLINE & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Philadelphia, and C. N. CRIT-
TENToN, New York.
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quick trial and speedy justice for the Of
tenders. II there be little fear Of the law,
because Of its widespread net through
which murderers escape, the meshes may be
drawn closer by prompt measures for pun
ishment before the crimes be forgotten
and teehnicalities devised TO stay prompt
insliee.
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Frost Stone
GREAT COLLEEN MENAGERIE
THE MONSTER CIRCUS !

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nd daandi ant f
do o a
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CARROLL, lie
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whordn the mett ao tnh
ArlQ queen
w. Repi Wde
mree fmeras by Mons Mmaa
n
& Cmp horizontal efomrs
her
Wonders
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Champion d
LIS Comic
and
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p AM Heavy ngandCh eCr1ker
Testers sand CnV
kW tina utanm
1ecalan nd general f Up in ymp
On d he many
KE WAKEES IROQUOIs AND COMANCHE INDIAN TROUPE
greatest 0 The @ s
% O
A CHASE FOR A WIFE
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"Do they ring two bells for school P"
asked a gentleman of his n-year-old daugh.
ter, who attends ga select institution for
young ladies.' !" No, pa, she replied they
sing one bell twice.
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A London doctor has discovered that
you may cure the toothache by dissoly-
ing half drachm of bicarbonate of soda
in an ounce Of water and holding the
solution in your mouth.
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'TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO TIE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

WASHINGTON News aud Gcssip-The Senate
H"o"rns Vill Iuesday-ilerr Most Belly.
ofs an Extraordinary Commuaist.c speech
'"'h'eaRe-h Panic-stricken CONGREGATION
IN New York-Se0o, 900 Fire Of Lodi. y
'.-iwo Children Confess to an Attempt 70
wreck Train-A Weeks Rusincss Fail.
"es--Man Lynohcd Tor Attempting 10 XII
Ano'her-sn Enbszzlips Manager and a
dishonest BooI-Kccper-an AGED Cou,,c
'oh'i" Dead In Bed Threatened Uprising
o. BLACKS in an hIkarsa sTown-Gnu,b,,,,
NO be''er-Damnse Done bJ Inprdaiicrs
IN InFopc-othsr interfering rorcir,
Events.
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rule will be expected TO go. In neither
division Of the country ere Europeans to
be allowed 10 hold farms. There will be q
British resident in each territory.
RESIGNATION or DEPUTY.
LoyDos, December GA Paris dispatch
70 the Standard says: NJ. Ribot, reporter
OF the Budget Committee in tic Chamber
Of Deputies. has rendered his resignation
in consequence Of the vote OF the commit
tee that the opening Of credits is the ex-
elusive prerogative OF the Chamber.
eANBETrA's CONDITION.
PARIS, December 20--j i. N-The con-
dition 81 Gambetta il unimproved. His
Ihysicians hold a consultation tonight.
FRENCH DUEL AvERTED.
PARIS. December 2o.-Thc duel regarded
~ imminent yesterday between Mcssrs.
Grllard and Thomson. members OF the
Chambers Of Deputies, growing out OF
charge Of the former that the Repuj!iGge
FRANCHISE had conducted q "stock-job-
ling" campaign in favor Of the Tunisian
loan. has been aycrted. both parties with
drawing the offensive language.
FArlL BoILER EXPLOSION.
HrCgsELq. December a0.-Thc boiler OF
a iactoIyat Olson exploded yesterday while
The building was full oi work people. 4
numher 81 persons were killed. Three
bodies have 50 lar been extri,a;cd from the
ruins.
TIE FRENCH DYNAUTisTs.
PARIS. December 29.-The Gazette de
L0isGpae SAYS the French Minister 10
switzerland has Informed biz Government
tina; a considerable quantity Of dynamite
has lols switzerland fof Iranco. There
have been several fresh arrests Of supposed
dynamite con,piratcrs ia The Department OF
tie Ehone.
AJACK gFTcIf WHO WANTS ASSISTANCE.
LoXDoN. Decuaber 21.-Marwood. the
cxecutioncr, has applied Tor assistance at
the execution CT the murdcrers Of the two
Huddys. owing 20 the bungle at the hang
Ing OF the murderer- OF the Joyccs.
FOREIGN NOTES.
PANlNA. December -. Uiq GALyTSTOY.-
The epidemic which has prevailed ai Sa!inl
Cruz and Tchuanicpec for The last fort
night and which Is supposed to be choicro.
Is now so bad that sllina i nearly deserted.
The deaths ,lo1c acreage three dag, and
~ TcIi;aricpcc twcnty-6ve daily. Rail-
way laborcIs have deserted, and work il ai
q s,andsiil. 4 Gordon has been established
between the two towns and SaXaca. The
disease has been caused probably by 4
scarcity and imrurily OF the water.
LONDON. December ga sugar-relincry
# Grccnock. consisting OF nine ilOors. has
been burned. The damage is estimated al
$4,000.
PANS, December 29.-The medical At
tondanis OF Gambettl believe that his viii
be long illness. lie passed good night,
except for short periods oi rcstlcssness.
LONpON. December 29.-Thc extensive
Ilour-mills at Belfast have been burned.
one fireman wa, Killed and three injured.
The damage amoults 90 cl0.q00.
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Foreign News.
THE FLOODS ~ EUROPE.


RrnI1N. December 29.-The Govern
ment OF Baden announces that the hoods
have reached higher point than IN No No
vcmber. The river Ncckar Is now at the
hi~best point known in this century. The
Rhine dam expected TO bcsweptaway. The
WoNelle river steamers at Treves have ceased
running. The bridge Of boats at C 9,a.lai
n an the railway from Paris 70 Vienna
- interrupted. The railway between
Kebl and Kor& is submerged i Tor a
Iis,snce OF two miles Trains from Mann
helm 10 Neckarhafen have stopped run
NM ,f Pania prevails at Neuweid owing
70 The floods. A train attempted TO pas
over the line from Appenweier j., TO On nO ,,ar
Inf The engine lett the rails, and one per-
con WINS killed and several others injured
" WrRys. December 29.-The Hammel-
dixie on the Rhine burst last evening, Hood
Ing the lower part OF the town; +, ha WA:
trs9vel from Frankfort-on-thc-M Main TO Wies-
laden is interrupted owing TO the inunda-
t,on Of Ca.sel depot.
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q .us,tcr and Four Children s'''Fi'c"
"a noatis iu VVcs1 virginia.

sne.,al to tie dispatch from " heeei-
iny ". Va. tonight glfes Inc particular
at = sickening holocaust which occuf:oH III
RondoiDh county, that State, on Christmas
niuh.. Adam Currence, IN laHu 'Itou'
and est,malle citizen, resided WIN Ms !ail-
liz. consisting OF hiNsclI, Wue' anu IN
children. twenty miles south 81 befefiy'
ON the western slope OF theat lhohi'ai''
air. Channel. Il near neichbor 90 CtIituc';
mad cen very low with some cch.Iicd'vv
disease. which required the altenuahcc Va
some one day and night. III. Cuilehc.
had been very attentive 10 him, goihS O',I
n night and sitting up WITH !iih' Tvs
OF slsep compelled him 10 remain III "o'i'0
ON Christmas night. Ills vie TOOK tnc
f,yo smallest children and went 10 set UP
with Channel. Late in the night person
a. CHANNELS discovered that Cbrcnce :
horse was on fire. Those who cou'd 40 80
len Immediately Tor the scene oi Inc ire
including Mrs. Currcnce. bI 'hV ''','1 80,
reached the house the buhuiDS n~u sn,,r
in. and was consuming Curiehce "i'1 ~
al his children. The sichening slsnt IL, y,
Eve human beings roasting beioIV MI
was more than the stoutest near 80 80
stand. bot it was impossible 10 'on M,
assistance. firs. CmTence, lINi.'V W." tor
ariei. rushed into the flames 10 saw .n no
husband and children, but was io'0"N'
after receiving fatal burns. .,.;,o,od
II is not known how the iire oIIs ~, w.
but il Is supposed that after SuiIon ~, ~
tired. being nearly worn out rom IoHs I'd
sjeep. he fen into "A heavy siuiiDvi' .
that " hile in that condition ioS loi' i1''"
The ire and rolled on 20 The noof.
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Hanging I'm North caro,,na.
IvisoN sLADE, THE cAswEIr MURDERER. Ex-
Plates HIS CRIME OK TIE scArFoLD.

NoLApS, lHh CASWEi.L MURDERER, Ex-
PfATEs MS CRIME on TIE scArFoLD.
Especial telegram to the Dspstchl
fANcEYyILLE, n. c., December 90
iVison Sladc (colcred) was executed here
to-day for the murder OF colorcd wo,aail
named Dora White, In Caswell county. on
June 9TH. The drop fell at O'Clock, end
II Is supposed the neck was broken. Two
strands Of The rope broke, but The sheriff
caught them and kept the rope from un-
twisting.
The crime FOR which slaic Suffered the
supreme penalty 81 The la,y WIS the muir
der OF Dora White, The si.tey u his wife,
about The 9Th ~ June tsi. "a the farm Of
MI. Henry Z. Hodges. a Cesvcl county.
slade had been so rude aud threatening TO
bis vie That she hsi ruD 90 from him md
taken shelter wi'l p7rL sladc went 10
Dome house scyIG. iMi,. 10 look Tor his
vile. ON or 4 0,s thc sla ~ June he
egain went % para' house, and on That
o''n,i1n .h, iad uao ,Gsar. after
a"h.lo Co., aniuoW D... or- aiis. icay-
Dog Sad. ena nUf Dds ~fas.N ino.
mrnie fiewlf', ihe ri"-i ~ Ti-tol
n0 lb Hf NOu s0, 'a.l oH Tho
l''r aff'Hl condition s.s'.c escaped
lWH o. Nt1 Us o. iouse. but
rVris f4f nd,rnd .e,i 10 some
.''gmH 10 ..r crime. After
fd Ia ti g-ic coni'c,lnc
n .. .... . ..ff...,...,.,l. 80,
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Nr. lnIa, Neeclhes2i.--Atthc Christ
-lf cc.f.raiion 90 Trinity church.
f"UHf Vernon. isst ui-hf. instead OF a
NIiNH1.troc "JaCo5', ladder" bad hccn
HIH.ed ia tln church. u Wa imply IN
..Iay ln. ladder, trimmed with pines
.ui ,riar. & lighted taper falling among
iir .itag Cd evergreen on the ladder. At
0nrn ,au.cd lisEe, and some one shouted
d" Fire. 80 = stampede immcailicly fol-
lowed ior the doors. which opened IN
w1rd. and IN q few seconds the weight OF
hundred, # hnl'-crazc1 people were
thrown against them. and 10 power could
have swung them opan. The children
nrcd thc worst. Men and women tramplcd
them under foot without mercy. FOrtu-
catcly q lev cOcl-hegdcd men succeeded in
cNiinguishing the flames and restoring or
der. II ia believed that no one was seri-
ously injured. About one thousand men,
women, and children were in The church
~ tie time
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CHICAGO, December 2g.-C. NJ. Silliman.
manager OF the Freight and Transportation
Department OF the Iur-t & Bradley Mln'i-
facturirg Company, has been missing sew
cral days. The firm claims that he has ab-
-coudcd, and that a partial examination Of
his books shows the embczZlcment OF $500,
With The probabilities that il will amount 20
thousands Of dollars. Il i, said tc have
been accomplished by pockcting small
amounts in the way 81 rebates by over
charges Of railway companies.
John Parry. book-keepor icr Beveridgc
Il Dewey, private bankers, was arrested
hst night and held in 5000 bail on the
charge OF forgery 70 the extent OF $500
by a system OF fraudulent checks in collu-
son with a bartender in large saloon.
The bartender is not yet arrested. The
senior member o. tie Grm i, an cX-Goyer-
nor OF Illinois
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CmCtGc, December 29.-iIerr Johann
Most delivered most ouispokcn socialstic
speech in the northwestern portion Of the
city las! night. lie SAID that when the CO.
pie got the upper hand they stopped Lill-
Ing. The only thing TO De done 'v.. TO
keep on killing. The people here must
Kilt: must open banks and store, and help
themselves 10 Whatever they wanted. and
bankers and capitalists must be set to work
on The streets. His talk vas received with
uproarious applause.
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SfcNi,lcr tilus,.

NEW ORLEANS, December 29.--The
steamer Welcome, owned by The Phoenix
Oil Mills. Of jefferson, TcXhs, struck n
snlS Wednesday evening a. She was leay-
ing Rush Point. forty miles above here,
and sank. No lives were lost. Ter cargo
consisted OF 12O bales OF cotton and 1900
sacks OF cotton-,ccd. The cotton will he
saved in damaged condition. The boat
Was valued ut $4,000; insured in Gin
cinnati company for SG,0o0; cargo fully
Insured in New Orleans companies.
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,,o..a,aner Consolidation.

C,yc1NyATI. December @J'-A VI -
,lNOi ~ been completed for the con .ii
mems ,ihs,i mr' 81 fine Commercial and 0axeue
soi,u, aDer - and the publication Of new Pew
neT new, i,,np5er the name OF Commercial, Ga
daiiy u Tpc new paper will be issued rs rs
zelle' as =" certain mechanical psepn;s.iion D,
soon H. ~ made Both Mr. Richard smith, ,S Ca
can p Gc ii, and Murat Hasiead' OF 'h nc
me oC a-c;CI viii be in the management %, Oh
Co".n nSy nener and they win be assisted py
tne ht ,'Icnt from the two papers as Is ng Trc
s;,cn u 'iepc the enterprise successful. Inc
ca 10 r MI he Republican in politics.
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COMMERCIAL!
8y TcleG-oi'D.
KEW Yol}k.

sew YORk.
NV YOHS. pccomler 2J.-t iioH 'nes' ~ ~.
ar laics: unlini-. les 49,; Orleans ~ 1900
weekly me- recei.,s ll,i'i . .. I3.I - ha.e,:
10 Frrl!ce lgi bale; 10 tc rchiiiie! "it ~" ~,
.t,es .7O4 bales stock 40 .al s'a-.,, ,,
-four Gull and uncl"neri. " ~ ns. ,siad.d
YGkc. higher: No. ,plhg' c!.u, N''i ~.
,.n3. sq,.HelIiI: SO. rcd bectui' .-i' IT,.
January, sl.O99-l.o9 '.i,ii-'- r. 4
li ti,s va. as ID 67r.: jauuirt. % ~ e.'.''
oats IA C. higher ana active. ~ o. ...-,,.,i'
Ucrs Very dali: price. nn-,tl.eh ana H''..ia.''.
% ~ ..r ,.lv: refined tTmer: c0Hfrcigneia
\. &c. Molasses quiet atd -'etH ~ ~ IN
400 zoe. Rice steady COM, - ~
Soot, ,,nc Wv flrtn m 51c Iile, dun ana
r1lher weak. Wool dulI and nn etii.I' "a 80
and rather easier: sac, ~ o9u So, .io0ol
sieo5 N.idilcs duh and nominal. LatV-' ~
io,. duh and weak; options, 40 POM hE n,,s,
closing easier: prime IAN, ~ i''''
rrv. sfO.0se slO.7@. treights hfh'
baltimore.
m r-tonF. December 20.-tiour quo, Ana
s,i,Sc: uoward-Siroct ard Hes,ern s'iffnn,s'
s3I5G $3.50 extra. sj.9Oa s'.1v !, Sir'sf !.
81 5Oaf5.75; Ciiy Mus .ulethns', r-oo'',st ~
49, enufiiclu quiet; western hriner anu IN
scfi,r: southern red. - .u3tssi.,o Ani.'i' & y
T.il4: No. / Maryland, sl.Vsa SiY' 80 ~,
,os,orn winter red. spOi. sl.O7tmsl .uf, 'urn-
southern steady and qu.ei VIC tern SEQ. -,
,,,a,rI when l. easier: southern white, 3otl
az Yellow. 5SGpSc. oats dull; southern =. e.
~. v..tern white. $50 lSc.: mixed fietot. /;
ir,el,,,n,sviy,nla, i3asec. Provisions steady sha
i. -, NJ. marx. 1925. Buls-ments--io1iders
ssuI clear-rib sIdos, packed. aud lo-c bacon
Shoulders. gi,c: cieir-rb sidcs sc'' ram, i1,'
IL. Lard-icfnci. 1lAc. Coate ,asi'i INV ni'
d''tc,. Mo carsoes, ordinary D. fair. 1ege.c;
yns., mi. - ~ IN. ~. WHISKY quiet and
s,eady al glleesl .lsS. frc'slls dull
CINCINNATI.
ctyclyyArI. December 2s.-Fiour duil am,
nnnI,ei. Wheat dull aad nominal; No. re-,
MN ,.,,i,,r o5s, e6c. spot Corn dull, weak anu
,,mer. ssIfs4pc. apo,, 47a9i7,c. Decemher
as,'eal sic. January. oats dull and lower 3o,.ss
s9r' soni' Pork steady 4 Sl7.25. Lard irony,
| At $1,000 $1,000. Buik-mca's IN tsif ae'''""'
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SEIyE THREAD.

GENE THREADING e-asfsFFy-s
y would call the attention Of all
Ia ,eeI,c seine Thread 10 the superior qnaiiiy OF
our o,,ds of ms seasons importation. LUIS sup
fN has received the personal attention 81 our Sc
Nor in the manufacture of tncn dnTihE nis ss,:i
Viz, IN lilo flctorics IN Europe, ana we can sate!
y,,rr,nt our Ihreads 10 give entire slii,iaetion'
kl.o complete stock Of seine L"ine., III lit
Yawking. Corks. and Cork-N 92a; LoE ~" viiilne
guaranteed. Gili netting ana ha"i-Ho'"e -'N''Nr
In stock and made 20 orcer: ~,,>, A cows
corner Seventeenth ana sTI .I tn, S,le SeI,e
Thread. and importers OF other brands. dc -
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.,ay,c4.mcss and Eirc In Arkansas.

LIrur ROCK. Arg., December 20.-Ihe
Gaxdie'S Hope special say, that considers
HE alarm prevailed oyer The reported up
rising OF The blacks. WHO threaten TO burn
tie town Tonight. The streets ore pairoiied
by sheri'- posse.
The loss by fire ut Prescott to-day was
500, 900. Nearly two Hooks OF frame
stores were destroyed.
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PATERSON, y. j., December :".-Byrnc
6 SMITHS extensive blcacheTy st Lodi.
Bcrccn county, caueh! fire at , o'clock this
morning and by O'Clock every thing was
DESTROYED. The mills were erected City
wears AGO hv the late Robert Rennic, and
had been operated by Byrne Il Smith since
1873. The loss is about 100000; partly
insured. Two hundred bands are thrown
ont 81 cmployncni.
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vous,,c,, Trnjn.yvrcc.Scrs.

MErIDEN, COM, December 29.-EdWard
Knowlton and Charles stiles, aged respecs
lively eleven ard eight years. OF Nalling-
ford. confessed. on being arrested this NJ
tornoon, that il was they who attempted to
wreck passenger train Tuesday. being
prompted to do 50 because an employe OF
The road had driven them on the track.
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.iaess lfaiiures.

NEW YonS DccemOer 9th. dari d Su rapori.
failures ior O., o. Qua q CO.'S Mercantile ,iSi
ed to Il. ,, -. 1913, as against i9l last
Agency, rh ho' Eastern States had %; Wesi.
week: t G"nt h as; Middle, 2s; pacl dG
e 'o on and Territories, Ii; Canada To- anu
pt''' - cftv o.
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nnrns. naEng.IxlA. 40.

DLAIR's CHLoRAL TIYMOL PRO
AND DlsINFEcTANr has been
med in Ills city successfully 70 prevent the
sprcad Of diphhcrla and scalei-ierer, ana also
10 mitigate the severity Of those disease. IL
mode Of uso l. simple. and the odor agreeable.
For sale ny druggis,s. Price. 80 cents bottle
p~coa-ea only y J.DLAlE, Druggist,
d. a corner Broad and Sinih street.
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A New Haven, Conn, telegram "a. =
large bloodhound in ;. l.. M erMlh , n,ight
ine-house, in this city, rhurSaa! h n,oh
spraug upon Charles II: Nichols hos, " l, yy
Keeper. selling him by the mo a,tery IN
TIM Lin terribly and severlng an ale. d3o's
hi le;t arm. james Farrell split the 6og s,s
right fore leg before he would let 90; hee ne
dog had been treacherous, ana ,i ila" water
su6ducd by the watchman win , nGe Wa Was
from kettle on the stove. Nle i V.e Gog
filing the kettle with wafer W. WI hon
sprang at him. The brute i'ii'''''' w."
twenty severe wounds. on ~
any wife has found -. J '.'a,iSno. with
exceeding great benefit IN rheuniatis,n' , nee"
which she suffered much until sn she us1r
this remedy says cx-Lieuten"csssii 'o"Is.
nor Norman J. Coleman, OF tue ~. ,n
Mo-, Rural World, in recent co'''
ton.
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5T0YSl ToYsl ToYsl
.rOHv DOES

has received from tie Importer anh A'a,,'a.c,-
fur,r- the l1Igcst s-0cg ~ lDl : aNn tAN'
froDs be- c,er exhibited b, fJre. lie ennm.rtles
y, "a. 1850 DDf.lS az every cescrlpll ~, ii}D-
Cu iiR-HOCkEEN WIKI nj
zssKs,NE LOClPLDtS' EiCf'Li ~ h.iI lNeif-
pItny l. y.r c,.u fh'nil Of in feguiIr tQy-7t0r'
mo ltdi..- ale delighted 10 the DciIufui tv'H--
Ticy sgv /, IS charning g. iOok a. them.
n., N,fn stras. Jc 9-eDdtDc3D
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TO ~ CLOSED.

Hfcif>l)SD, FREDERICKSBURG AID PO1oMAct
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, December u, 1877
V'UE FREIGHT DEPOTS Or THIS
/ COMPANY at Richmond and lre0e.ichs-
brr- ,.ill he closed on CliEIsT3lAs- and NEW
Local freight trains viii be suspended on those
ene,ial local freight train viii run on sATUR-
ntX - IN Instant 4. 4. TAYLOR,
a. % '53oqE3O-tt General Freight Agent.
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GALvE-T0N, TEXAs. Deccm0cr 29.-A
.nrcjgl 70 tie Ne;rS from Houston states
that n Columbus. Wednesday, sen Of
Cautain Stafford was shot. but not killed,
and that some Of the friends OF young
stafford hanged Tie would-be assassin.
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non.,, Of Aged Couple.

LrwIsrowY, Pa, December 29.-Jamos
rncban and Margaret, his wife, an aged
couple living about mite from town. were
Scund dead IN bed nj their residence last
nycninr. THE coroner found that both died
from natural causes.
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ALApY crnEp og nnErMArl..r.

HALIiNOHr. M. Nav :, 1850.
Hy health wa, much shgiteFcd by hh rmatism
when / commenced ia'.ing BROWNS HON But
TIERS. and scarcely hld strength enough tOut.eud
10 NY daily household duties. am row using tie
tiird bottle. aud am regaiGing Strength daily,
and 7 chccriuily rCc0mbic end u % al.
cannot ssy loo much ~ praise at ".
Mrs. MARY J.. BRAsHEAR.
l73 Freshman street.
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ra,,ure In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, December Io9 9n.ci a"d gro,
Keller 49, 1o' have assigned to 7: D. oo Mea-
Gerry Sar ASSETS Assets, $1,000; liabilities sii'0V'