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Tho Warning Press Associations.

M ANiNAhih ANhhhNhNh
NEW Yogs, Nov. l5.-Ncgotiations which
have been pending for several months be-.
tween the Western Associated Press aud
the New \ Srk Associated Press culminated
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Ada Emmerson, an actress at inO~ na
sons variety theatre, was fined ~ n,
costs by Justice Price yesterday Oh She
charge of assaulting Frank Cole . S
pleaded guilty TO the charge, ccnlvs'''
that She struck him blow on thcla"'
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, Nov. l5.-[spociall w. j..
Taylor money-order clerk in the post
office, and Mrs. f, Il, Williams were married
this morning, Rev. Dr. Commons official.
ing.
General W. p, Lane is prominently
spoken OF In connection with the adiutant-
generalshp. ''''''
The weather is delightful.
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Tax German government has just had
900 persons arrested MS accomplices in o
lottery. There is slight difference be-
tween Germany and Louisiana in this re-
speo!.
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ArTeR his brief dream of glory, FoLerR
has gone back to his duties in the treasury
department at Washington.
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reported that there are over . 600 cases os
fever raging, from light malarial TO malie-
nant typhoid, in the city.
NEW loRE, Nov. l5.-The board of trade
have adopted the following;
Resolved, That the result of the recent
elections is a gratifying response 10 the
work OF this board and kindred organiza-
tons IN the education of the people TO re.
sist Entertainments on their political and
commercial rights, and an earnest appeal
that they will IN future support such men
ana such parties as will restrain corporate
power and place limits TO its exact ions on
the people.
BosroN, Nov, l5-In the fourth circuit
court today in the suit of Lucas l.. Hub.
bard VS.. the New York, New England 4;
Western Investment company, to recover
S5S,o9S as commission alleged due under a
contract on account of sale OF Kansas, Burl-
ineton & Santa Fe railroad bonds to the
Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, the
jury returned verdict for defendant by
direction OF the court. 4 committee of d.
rectOrs of the bondholders of Toledo. Gin
cnnati Il st. Louis railroad company m 1t
TINS afternoon ana proposed TO raise $780,
OOO to put the road in tirSt.claSs working
order, the money to be raised on coupon
bonds. There was no opposition to the
plan and 1t is stated tnat many of the par
ties largest interested had agreed to the
project, expressing their willingness to be-
come responsible for $1,000 and upwards
each. Certificates will be given maturing
III I'VE years at very low rate of interest.
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Brave Bear,
SENT To THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS WITH
HEMPEN CRAvAT.


ST, LOUIS, Nov. ia Post. Dispatch
special from Yankton- Dakota, says Brave
Bear, the Sioux Indian, was hanged at
noon for the murder of Josh johnson, an
employee ut the Cheyenne River agency in
May, 1879. The gallows was erected in The
Jail yard, and although the law requires
That executions be private, it was witnessed
from the roots of neighboring buildings.
Brave Bear manifested no fear, but felt dis.
graced at the manner of his death.
lANEToN, OAK, Nov. 15-[Eastem As.
Soclated Press Brave Bear, Sioux In
qlan, who was convicted of the killing of
Joseph Johnston, white man, was hung
to-day at l2;5. There was very little ex,
element at his execution, which was pri.
yaIe. lie lett a request to his relatives not
to aven.ge his death and to omit the usual
mourning.
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A remarkably large Nrolite, we ais' ID
more than halt n ton, has fallen q" cssronpe,
the department of tho Hau'e "'''
France.
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Teicrruphic Miscellany.

MINOR NIT INTERESTING GLgANlNGs or
New York, Nov. IA Providence,
Rhode Island, dispatch says tho fever cpl.
demic here appears to be increasing. is
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The Western and Mutual Unions
THE BREACH CLOSING, AND BENNETT BACKING
DOWN,

NHw YORK, Nov. l5,-Kiermam's News
Letter says the relations between the West
crn Union and the Mutual Union telegraph
companies are understood to he less hostile
than is generally supposed. James G ordon
Bennett is said to have reported his will.
inguess to give up his interest in the new
cable scheme for $4,000.
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Industrial Notes
OUTLOOK FOR GENERAL STRIKE AMONG
tRoN-WoRKERs.

OUTLOOK FOR A GENERAL STRIKE AMONG
tRoN-woRKERs.
ST, Louis, Nov. l5.--rhe striking pud-
dlers of the Lacledc rolling mills say the
puddlers Mt GreenCastle and Terre lIaute,
Indiana, Be.leyille, Illinois, and Kerswicke
Missouri, will also strike at once, and stav
out rs long as they do. The demand of
these men Is for the wages received beise
the flttsburG schedule was agreed to, not
withstandlng the fact that they recently
promised to be governed by that scale OF
prices. Between 900 and GOO men are
thrown out of employment BY the action of
these puddlers. The Laclede mill will
probably not start up again until after the
holdidays, even though the men should
agree to go TO work AT the old prices.
THE HELPERS.
The helpers Of the puddlors Ia the rolling
MN IN Newport, Kentucky, have struck
Ior what lhey call "Ftttsburg' wages, and
have stopped work, Unless adjustment is
made soon, this will stop mills when the
present stock is worked of.
PRESIDENT JARRETT
has been telegraphed for his services being
needed as an arbitrator. The strike is not
against The mill owners, but is by the helm.
ers against the puddlers, who employ and
pay them. Thus far only two mills are
affected
THE BRlCHLAYERs.
CHICAGO, November l5.-The bricklayers
IN the employ OF the "bosses" association.
struck this morning against the system of
payment by the hour, aud for an increase
IN wages.
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RlvERroN, Nov. lj.-An incendiary fire
sunday morning destroyed fifteen of the
eighteen busine' houses in the town
Loss, from So gD TO $4,000; insured for
Sl1VO. A Iil named Hickman has
been bound over to answer TO the charge
Of setting the fire.
A" sHELBNVGLLE, TENN.
SHELBYyILLE, Nov. 15.-The Touring
mill at Tower HILL owned by Ross, Gear
hart II Hogett, together with 1000 bushels
OF wheat, was burned last night Loss, So
600.
AT BRO0KvILLE, ONT,
BRooEvILLE, ONT, Nov. l5.--An express
car attached to an express train going west
last evening took fire near Lancaster, and
burned to the trucks, Only two parcels
were saved.
AT sHuDUTA, MISS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l5.--Thc Picayunc's
Shubnta, Miss, special reports the destruc.
ton by fire OF nine stores in the business
centre OF that town. Loss, $4,000; insured
Tor $40 600. The following are the princi.
pal sufferers: Johnson Hudson, drugs; j. ..
ID. Collins Il Co., general merchants; G. NJ.
Hodges, saloon; Gonzales, shoe store; s, II,
Floyd, coniectioner; John J. Chalpepers,
saloon and Building; W. c. McNIahan,
store; i. o, Finn, saloon; q. S. Worrilt &
Bro, building; J. w. Collins, store; Mrs,
A. Il. Boone, building; q. NJ. Hodges, sa
loon and building
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to day by unanimous agreement for joint
management. The proposition came IRON
the New York Associated Press and was
accepted by the board of directors Of the
Western Associated Press. The manage
ment is placed in the hands of a joint COIN
mittee, Richard Smith and Walter ID.
lloldeman representing the Western AssC-
ciated Press. and Whitelaw Reid, of the
Tribune, and Thomas b. Connery, OF the
Herald, representing the New York Asso-
ciatei Press. Mr.. Dana, of the sun, was
elected chairman. The committee rested
upon their duties this morning. 4 further
meeting will be held tomorrow, when a
plan OF service will be adopted. The West.
orn Associated Press has since the termi-
nation OF the contract between the assoCia-
tons perfected a cable service which has
proven to be superior in many respects to
that of the New York association and also
organized new service in the east. The
work of readiusting will so on till all differ
cnces are disposed of and there will be but
one general service. A new contract will
be made with the Western Union telegraph
company.
DUPED.
NEW YORK, Nov. l5,-A fraud was perpe-
trated or the Associated Press agent at Al
bany, Monday night, as a result of which
the statement was furnished to the press of
the country and generally published that
an application was 10 be made for a re-
celver for the New York Life insurance
company. Attorney General Russell tele-
graphs today from Albany that there is
absolutely no foundation for the assertion
that he was about to apply for receiver
Tor that company. That company is in ox-
cellent condition, and, as shown by its last
report, the largest i'll the country.
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Arab Pssha says: ~Thc fellahrcn IRE to
lnod. but tot b. me o. my party. rcairrar
con WY they ere in : ccniiticn of pcnury
b that they have never yet been ahie % rxt 10
Of thc losd Of deht under whlgh they were
crushed bv the regime ~ I-mafL. This nas corn
PEELED them 20 borrow md rrborro~, and mr1e
them slaves ftne Jewish enI syrian and Greek
moneylend =. with whom tney have always
% rcrcw their honvls a ever eusumentinx
rates II interest They have neyer been able
% escape fr0m their ruInops OBLIGATIONS -
tht-e hico4i<nckinr insurers mi the high
rainricio6sciais III TIE Control n course newer
dcirncd b rive q thought % th- in<c.cratie
misery whIcn inc tIlcrs q the scii had thus q
endure. On me contrary. tncy toid Eurup<
that under their improved aiminissr.tipn
these rrrtchcd pcupie were happy and even
rsch. Idcclnrc this 10 b false
~ TINT On To- contrary. thc ftilahcer
I n Fxypt owe to-day over several millions n
pounds sterling % the monfylender< which
fhcrn rc 100 poor % ray. and 4 h1s 1rcn ~
principal part u my poiicy - dcaI wnth 80
fact. ana ID put . srop % the Odica< trade N
ths entire tr5be Or nsrrrr~ Crpfk<- SyriAns
Jews and Others. Ins:cai ~ their enziasinf
system. 4 INTENDED q inanxuratck scheme ~
aNaticnsl I;ank. which would have tn4oltd ~
fclleheca - get over their nnancial difAcsiis<'
equitally and easily For tnis have drAsr'
down On ~ head the bitter eumlfy ~ 60
ururcz and thc'r hangers-cn end aivoc-ie'
Their lie are believed ~ Xalrt- Culsin. rn'
he Official European clique. uho 80 tie In
riish 10 believe thcm nIso. Thc Intrixucs ~ ~
moneyienderr rsmify Al over Europe. eni a
result a that ne present position - k<ypt
desperate. because Europe wiIi mo- open A
enrs % he truth about It~
uut there n another sIIc 10 this Et1frucuf Q
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THE tax reduction bill was further
considered 10 The Senate on the 18th IN the
House the reports Or the COMMITTEES n the
Virginia and Maine contests were read ana
resolutions declaring Cabell and Reed enti-
tied their seats were adopted
ExLrAxo DANIEL and Aleyo zespo-
da. win my followers. surprised the ~
o. TomaIa. La= ChIzpxs. on The 18th, .
after ! stubborn fight released ~ The pris-
oner- IN the jail, who we're armed and
pressed into the ranks. Captain Guxman,
with eighty Mexican soldiers, charged the
revclutioni-is and put them 70 flight
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has decided 20
spend his approaching vacation = Coney
Island, n. n.
IT seems that Oscar Goodwin, cashier
of the Loxansport (Ind-) Rank, who disap-
peared some time ago. taking with him he
bond. and tearing from the records Al ref
erence 70 Il, \ : defAniter 70 the amount q
81, 900. the whole sum being IN account q
The Merchants National Bank q Chicago.
KrDxArERs carried OF the two-year-
old chill or Melvin Smith. : wealthy resi-
dent 81 Montreal, Cana, on the 1sth. =
note on ! pillow demanded Eio,0oo = > ran-
som. and threatened % murder the child 4
refused.
AT In Fayette, Ind. the other night,
Harry stoy. > years old, Who bas LED :
checkerel life. told biz sweetheart ne Wa
tired Of life. gave her bis coat 70 hold, placed
himself across The track. and WAS cut q
pieces BY an engine.
nrRrxa 1 sudden squat on Lake
Chautanqua. y. &. o. the 18th, : rowboAt
containing DR.. A. r. King and wife, "a
London, o.: Prof. Leland, ~ -. Louis, ant
I younx lady from London, Was capsi<ed'
Prof. Leland and the young lady reached
shore. bnt Dr. and Mr.. King. WIN had been
married les than : year, were drowned
.JosEru CunxASE, aged 20, . dca
mute who has been trying % st>rvc himsel
~ death II the county indrmary, Wspsko'
meta. ohio. FOR ZONE weeks, succeeded q
the 18th.
|, d. ]. NORWOOD attempted 70 cane 4
!. POLK II the Court -hou<c q Floyd. n.
JuIv N. Polk resisted the attack end bot
men pulled out pistols q the same ne
. ment. Several shots were exchanxeo Z
: auick succession. Polk was fatally shos
dysnx in . few minutes. Norwood w>s =
riousIy II nos fatally wounded. There -
. bccn I'D blood between the men for som
dime. growing out 81 : lawsuit.
WHILE confirmation services we're
progress III the Kentucky P~enisentiary "a
z osher dav : number of couvicis = the hem
houss were ~ecretine hammer, saw<, ME-
!. -~ t~.x~nrn~nfe likrIv u bo Of HeI
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In the star-roufe trials e Washing
Ton. The other day. - attachment Va issued
Tor ex-senator spencer. a letter 49, pro-
duced from one Of TIE officers o. the Over
land Mall transportation Company, aIleg-
ing that 80 hsd been paid 70 Postmaster
Abbott, Or AlvorId, Oregon. 70 prevent him
from making complaints 70 The Po>t-oface
Department.
TIM President has issued % order
disseminating ihe military department q
West Point, placing the academy in charge
Of the General or the Army, and appointing
General wesley Merritt superintendent.
General Howard = assigned 70 The depart
ment % the Platte and General Crook % The
department o. Arixona.
ALFRED h. PEAsE, The pianist, 4
dead.
Jom BRrGHr has retired from the
English Cabinet. His resignation was on
cially announced IN the House Or Commons
On The 18th. Mr. Brieht says be has moth.
Ing u explain or defend. The sole reasor
Of b. retirement wa- that Ne could not con-
cur n the Governments Egyptian policy
He he'd for forty years held and taught III
doctrine be stIli believed, and be could 10
consistently approve Or the proceedings y
Alexandria. He believed moral law appliet
20 nations = well y individuals, and tia
the proceedings he di.spprosed were IN "
olation thereof and of international law. I
he had not sooner retired II was because o
his high regard for Gladstone and BIZ othe
colleagues. n = disagreement 20 funda
mental ~ would either have Mad 10 eubmI
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.



I'M river asd hsrbor BIN passed che Sem
ote On che 12eh-ss % =. The amendment
opproprafing non Cor surveys % che Della
ware ship canal was ooncnrred n. - vere
!he Other amsndment, e ne committee:
unfinished bu<inc>a- .....In che Honse dis
SS'i 'ss% N q q ss.;es % iet pubic PRINTING
s9ssss d sssa's s:s sea Y ,soa yfi g ,nss Re a. q
&c P.ssI,s !p ,1stalas once ana s''d = 'en Pc
TIM BIN % establish : bureau % animal
industry was reported n tho senate on the
lSfh- A resolution 20 inquire into the expe-
6iency d Publishing certain papers Of An
SEsv Jssssen ". sdepssd; el.o rrsoln.
IN ne Rspa6iicsn leaders moved .
% take up the tax reduction bin.
s s1s.d Ps = %s1ss.,,s o. . oP PspSsss'ss ne u , ssss ss.
matter. Win some farif talk thrown in........
a the I!oa<c che .nndTy civil eiII yss taken
contestants for seats wranxle arose over
In item % $4,000 for civil service. reform
measures, NJ. Horn declaring coppetitlye *.
aminations : humbug. p btn passed-l&
Nh. BAYAKD criticised The tax BIN II The
Senate on the 18th. AFTER which n was read
Tor amendments ana went over. II the
House most Of the Senate amendments "a
Che general dedclency bill were reflected. The
amendments 20 establish . board Of audit "a
determine elaine for services 20 Presfoen'
6iScfburn. Taylor, springer, Hifchcock. Dun
eoncar-'s q 4 NJ. taylor was then liver
Sn ~ asrcs's e so "a g pay g.! ne ns, S1 ssm % q
znirnf session ior pension bins was held.
SENATOR ANTHONY introduced : bill Il
repeal % much Of the army bnl = relates q
the retirement Of Gems. Sherman and sherf-
dan. July IS. Arcsolntion was adopted call
lnG for declarations OF Bulwer md Clayton On
The CLAYTON Bulwcr treaty. The resolution
Cen. ' Y. Y bdS e ". a dIs sSss's ri Ra' s / IL Z
spproprssion 6iii 1ss then taken %. n;
": Beck moved an amendment enc
b published IN one newspaper IN ever!
county. After some discussion the amend
nent was ruled ONT on : point Of order AM
sas nj sssa 70 i sss s Ssnssr s sii... I'm Z" e. y
appropriation BIZ reported 4 disarreemen
re 4 sns ss@ q . siRlfsss e senate ssss F~s saY mo1s
employees was referred 70 the civil service
reform committec. The resolution was adopt
ed calling for niormation - 20 the privilege
amendments 70 ther river and harbor Otl
we're non concufred in
- Is conference committee on The legis
Dativc appropriation bin was appointed IN d
Senate on the 18th. Consideration Of the An
tcrnAl revenuc bill was resumed Mr.. Fec
advocated \ reduction Of the tobacco tax 3
ten cents and criticised he provisions a q
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Abraham L|nooln Noyenbsr I. iste. snd
from fhaf lime until ~ a>sasslnaiion 80
shared ~ sud6lpses md fortunes q her o.
tineuI>hed husband.
a prsr o. Garfield. from The photo
craph ussd o. ~ Gve-osnt postage stamp
ha~ been completed ~ Preston Powers, q
FLORENCE. Italy. and n pronounced ~ ne
widow and mother Of The President beyond
crlficisn.
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~ urDpgo - ur~- sewers SO l11rfa1>n.
Vn1rr ~ 6~tc ~ July u : Wmh.nG1pn
xe,ocl.f>6 rrces telegram says,
re- rcnorfo ~ Drs Sewers ana Har.r.n uDon
~ Quite. autopsy 4 completed. lane pref
49, to TIE n por< TIE physic.ans ~:
~, much contention haz grown cue ~ maxi
inr lh<s autopsy. and ~rcccn<ly thcrc No. been
- much cuniroxcrsy made public through ~
prcss concerning HI thnt wc arc consirzin>i
- rire a hr.ef nl.fury ~ fhe carc-"
ORA sewers and IIartiranN tkcn EN- eeeir
story and Il differs little fr,,n he -tory ALREADY
told for them IN tnr newspapers fr,m M IN
p,rt u tnc autopsy he follow Inx . fakcu:
mn
~Thc dnn mater was quite strongly athc
rent IN PLACES q ne inner surface a me skull
viz. near TIE trunks ~ lhc middle mcn
seal artcric-: also near NE longitudinal sinus
ii front. bus could 10 stripped clcanly from ~
.-- D. ~ 49,. -.I-4.-. -.4-.&--.-4 - 41-r.
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fS~~'~tc,s ttr rrvrsi ,n< fcnrhr in + Tain ~
with more determination til1n tn1 t<tn X
D.sssi: several g 30 p,.',1
mere heals a sand
Ths second nay.
orr ArExx xpErs July T. ; . m.
Ats o'c'cc< q N fhe Admiral summoned
me C1pta.nz Of ne feet % ccr-uitztipn TIE
result of fhr Oct berxtion VS. = d~.is On that
me - was too heavy for serious operns on<
Thc rolling u thc :rcn-ciais ~onil unse<t.e
fhcir aim. ana me town might suffer severely
from shot fying too high Admiral Seymour
therefore deftrrrd me Intended sitack On the
Msrah,out forts. hut directed ~ Tem.rsire
and in<.e ltic 20 watch t1e k4<-c.-Iin MI 80
fct1s. ~ h.II-psst IN &c Iemess..e
Il thc - p,tHl battery near fert ADJ Inr
rwo irSncl<is opened frc- Only SIX Icunt-
~ <se< and <hrrne. we're nrpt Al trsk
~ rr< err~trd urcn 10 ror< = cne-
niAn toned IL and firing coa<cd- a white NE
MS nov hn;<ted q tho uxhi-hon@e l1e hIt-
lcntons ~ he Government Aftfr <h>
steamed On. the Ieurr1ire made the l.oxIn<
signal The holy - men 49, saw NIX ~ The
.er!p-ei ss' 1rsa. Isey ok rrfirc u ne
r-A<fmFntscl ~ by We saw 4iour ~ men.
armed win rlres runn n '1rs,t rne i's.t-
e1..r0r1t~l ~ Ii <r4r
Al three o'clock The Intern wns <~n steam
m ouf n the hrr,or. a. she cane nut she
ernalNd: Negotiations n.v fs.Iet have
rccorlfnr'y i~nforncf fhe arthorifps On shore
that . VII cnzsge me batteries q nalf-pazs
F-on ~. IL seemed - II thc o1zccr sni
star observed In the hn<p I'll bstt.rr. nnlin<
themselses II /, 1:nssrses sssn enc IN
truce N oder % &c cut ~ tht 1rn Insr1
was rrenr lnls<nArcn exPrcss.-1 TIL uxc
hours thouif have 1ctn 1870, NJ 1917 !. 80
increased - much rha< ne tre trpu n. 10
ecis. IA host.ltic< we're r<un<A Nnutt ~ ~
effective
A h.lf past three nc Bitter s.rsf 1870
evident on & q a. rze IN truce - =: r..n
timc- when the B tern w.nt ~ A.t. 1870 -a
me forf<. gong out IN fun m4r.nin< o<1er-
Ihe Ministers bad no proposals w nsks
Lieutenant Lambtpn informed tim g 80
proposals. ne informed th1sn we iih nnt ccr-
e.arr ourselves = ser 18th k4ytL n..t .nAt y,
Mex fort must b ccr ri ~ cur e - W.
inrt N.rstcut = 1sstras-1 49, sl.r,r
= a. ~ wss M. F1ra'nz ~ err su.r.
Likely. and . n INV. Linz !. 49, uIfa~r
tine. IitrfrrHnt IA.n1son ls1t tn Il.
Grycrnrr cnnficfN r. &c rnn'e.~ $500
.as ~ cou4A .n...t y 49, .sr~r~i
he admitted me- tn< rreir ~. $500
fcax{ lo--.< iie.trnHn, :. I'M. ~ae ~
sno9 IN; ssa,i &c 4 & o.ssi, s%srsas.r - n.
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rws DAY. Or>r.sien>-I 1s<< ~ Iru~~ AMI
rnnr 1l~<.ult<-Ihe Daes< WreurAt N,
~ Cnns 80 fhr Observation-Disclosures
uurrin< ana l.xli<ssiy I:rinS ilila <ei-
xks lz<xinAin< ~ th~ f'n1-
on Aixx<<nAi,. In.r IT, o. "a.
A Rrti. d naval officer he< ~ n tnf, wr > n
lhe f1Ils~inr nee uni ~ raN daX n raIiNik.
ne bnnDarIu Cit IA A ~ ssa tti*
momirr. 1nr frnn-r,a.i~ ~HfN b. sultan snl
Aiexnn lria engaged md ,u|HIT N ~,rNy a
PIT Ihnros 1.I1 tn A<tttu1@t D~tter.t>.
which are 4: thf tti, ranee ~ fh- INV
rort and we're inten.;<i % to.a'nAse tne
approach H. tn new tar ~. I1e fax-
s1ip Iuxlncin-.-. ne HHnkNn AM tnr IT.
rhc sc1f-. AMI. assisted from '.nt.|ir W ~
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Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense of weight in the back Joins
and lower part of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose he
has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times,
symptoms Of Indigestion are pres
ent, as tlatuency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like
perspiration, producing a very
disagreeable itching, particularly
at night after getting warm ia
bed, is a very common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching
Piles yield at once to the applica-
ton Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Rene
dy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tu-
mors, alIayiDg the intense itching,
and effecting a permanent cure
where all other remedies have
failed. DO not delay I'LL the drain
on the system produces perma-
nent disability, but try IL and be
cured. Price % cents. ASK your
druggist for it, and when you can
not obtain it Of him, we will send
it postpaid on receipt of price.
Address the DIR. BosankO Medi-
cine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by ..
w BOWMAN, Druggist, Laug 3 ly