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SPRINGFIELD, MO.
A woman's Throat Cut by Her Brutal
HnAhaIrH-

-
Husband.
Special to the Appeal
SpRINGnEID, November l9.-This morn
ing about 10 o'clock James Cook fatally
wounded his wife, on WiFienberg prairie,
about eighteen miles northwest OF this
city, Cook and his wife had been sepa-
rated year sad suit for divorce had
been brought by Cook. Yesterday morn
ing he went 10 the house Of Henry Ste
pheiis, where has vito was stopping, and
after few words struck her with a poker,
then taking her head between his legs he
held her and cut her throat and stabbed
her IN the side, us thsp went 10 Cave
Spring, about three miles distant, and
gave himself up to the officers. He made
full confession of the crime, and only
regrets that he did not succeed in killing
her former husband, James Easton, who
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THURSDAYS APPEAL.


Its Special Advantages as an Adyer-
tising Medium.
The ''Kansas City Excursion" edition
of the APPEAL, on Thursday next, will
consist of six pages, and will, in addition
to the regular edition, issue several thou
sand additional copies. Circulating as it
does, extensively throughout Mississippi,
Alabama, Arkansas and Tennessee, it of
fers special advantages as an advertising
medium. Business men desiring space in
the mammoth Thursday edition are re,
quested to send in their orders for adver.
tising, as well as papers, as early rs posi-
BILE, that they may receive proper atten
tion
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Mercury has produced more misery and made
more cripples than war, pestilence and famine
combined. If you have any blood disease or skin
humor it is your duty to yourself and posterity to
take the only vegetable cure, which is Swift's
Specific.
Swift's Specific has relieved me of Malorial
Blood Poison after had been confined TO the
house for five months and had been dosed with
blue mass, calomel and other poisonous druesun-
M was IN despair. Swift's Specific is the rem
edy for this kind of blood poison.
c;.M. CLARK,
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Agent Southern Life Ins. Go 3
For T,ufIias

L have been using for a month or two in NV
household Swifts Specific Is. $. s., the greater
portion OF it having been consumed by the female
portion oil my family, and with the haupiest re-
SUITS. IL acted ike charm on my wife. who had
9een IN pad health for long time, and for whom
lhaye paid hundreds of dollars for doctors and
medicines, 1t began to build her up from the first
dose: Another female member Of nv family took
ts;pI %th equally satisfactory results, It is Ger;
have ever used, and l have tried them ali. Ihavs
no doubt that want Of exercise. close confinement
IN poorly ventilated houses, sewer-gas poison and
maIarlai poison often produce sickness among our
wives daughters and sisters, and believe swift.
Speclhc Is the remedy for all this sort of blood
poisoning. +. J.. JONES, J. P, Ouitman Ga
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Calendar for to-day: No. 1879, on trial /:
1892, c. w. Frazer VS. Charles Goebeis.
A non-jury calendar has been set for
Thursday and Friday, November 22a and
2srd. and posted on the bulletin board in
,l,a c-,,rf ,,~o,,,
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Mr.. Fayette Pomberton, of Henderson, XIV.
had a little girl whose leg was drawn nearly
double, and did not walk for four years DR.
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the courtroom

THREE handed people are becoming
quite numerous; they have right hand,
left hand, and are always behind hand
in taking DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup when
they catch cold.
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CITIZENS COMMITTEE
To Meet the Guests from Kansas CITY


The following-named gentlemen from
the general committees will meet promptly
at the Peabody Hotel at $50 o'clock am.
Wednesday, to go out on the Kansas City
railroad train, for the purpose of meeting
the incoming train conveying the eXcur-
sionists from the line of that railroad.
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WE rcpubish this morning the urgent
appeal of the Citizens Committee for the
cooperation Of all classes of the people of
Memphis in their effort TO make the cele-
bration of the formal opening of the Kan
sas City, Springfield and Memphis rail
road a great popular success, OF course
this request will be promptly acceded to-.
There is not man, woman or child within
the corporate limits of Memphis who is
not directly and Immediately interested in
the future of the city, and nsthips thrt
has been accomplished q q 4rst
named by o.-- ~ S5ScEson has had
50 "A WSiE an effect upon its
fortunes rs the completion of highway
tha. cuts in two all the railroads that feed
st. Iouis,the greatest of all our rivals, and
the one that has worked us most injury
while doing The most good for herself
Iowa, Kansas and Missouri have by it
deem Drought 10 our NvDIo diiu NiN biS"'
and ever-growing granaries and meat de
pots Of the Northwest have been brought
within our reach without the inter
ference of Intermediates or go-be-
tweens. This has already been made ap-
parent to us in new enterprises and the
enlargement and quickening of old ones.
Ii will he made more SO as the
years 20 by. To celebrate an event
so auspicious the enthusiasm of the peo-
pie must be thoroughly aroused by an
adequate presentation of the blessings
placed within our grasp. To this end
business men should take the lead in dec
Grating their stores and business houses,
and Thursday be rs much as possible
made holiday, SO that everybody may
have an opportunity TO unite in making
the reception OF our guests from the North
west rs hearty and generous as the gifts
they bring MS are large and comprehensive.
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l4RpASEILE, ARK.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Groom,
says. 'Brown's Iron Filters IS the hest
medicine in the world and Is efieoting
miraculous cures"
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Circuit Ceurf-Pieree. Inare

Calendar for Tuesday: Nos. 1913,
DougheFty VS. nougherty; 3S05, Patterson
VS. Patterson. Thursday; 4l0a, Patterson
VS. Apperson.
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ce,u -, D

''Dr. Beasop,'s Celery and Chdmoiaile Pills
cured ssg ss5s igss,eiiatsly Of lcsiralsid." H.
NJ. Cocklin, Shephernforn, Pa. 5Oc. at
druggists.
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seriously. Maj. Burke, of the New Or
leans 1tmes-Ilsaocrdt, and wife were pas
sengers. Mrs Burke WIS only slightly in
jured.
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Ny wlte's three years nervous affiic-
tion, says the Rev. J. a. Edie, of Beaver,
Pa, was cured by Samaritan Nerriae. >
81 90 at druggists.
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TreatnEaE., urs.,,cnr

tef .wsnty years have suffered from cancer
on the side of my neck, near the shoulder and
@ e@Nnausted the WHOLE catalogue OF remedies with
out any relief; The cancer growing worse ali the
ume, the whole upper part of my body became
sun ana full OF pain. had virtually lost the use
ana ! saw |, was only question OF time when life
Itself Nouid pc destroyed. In this condition
nottle relieved me Of the stiffness in the neck,
tne me second gave me perfect use of my arms, and
man, but i would not take 5000 for - III
have experienced with Swif' noc;sc he .,io,n sJie
it will tgGce ont 81. Inc poison ape ir oeiie'e
W. Z. ROBINSON, Davisboro, Ga.
Our treatise on Blood en5 Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co
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GALvANIc SHIELDS.

SHOULD You be sufferer from dyspep-
sia, indigestion, malaria, or weakness, YOU
can be cured bv Browns Iron Bitters.
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wells Rough ON Rats aimanac at drug
gists, OF mailed for &c stamp. +. :. Wrlls
jersey City. ~
saLgNATsH, ALA.-Dr. James Il. Mills,
says: Several OF my patients have used
Browns Iron Bitters FOR chronic indiges-
ton with beneiit.R
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SUNDAY NIGHTS ROBBERIES.
A Number ef Houses Entered. and
Watches and Moiacy stolen.
Indications Pointing to a Regularly
Organized Gang of Thieves.

A number OF robberies were committed
Sunday night, which possess some rather
unusual features. There seemed to be
coincidence about them all, in the fact
that no doors were broken, and that the
belief is that skeleton keys were not used
cARRINGToN MASON.
Sometime during the night thieves en-
tered the bedroom of Mr. Darlington
Mason at the head of Adams street and
took away two double-case watches, one a
small and the other q large one. Mr..
Mason states that the front door was not
latched, and thinks it was left unlocked.
MRS. ANDERSON.
Three medical students, ID. G. Walt, B.
L. Stoval and NJ. Il. Capshaw, who board
with Mrs. A 1erson, beyond the CITY Hos
pital, were ssleep in their room, which
was entered and pillaged of three watches,
tvs of gold aad the other of silver, and $50
in money. rhey heard no noise during
the night anc no doors were found broken.
J. H. BUcKALEw.
The house 263 Madison, which has re-
Gently been rented by Mr. j. H. Bucka-
lew, was also robbed. The thieves took a
silver watch, S2S in money, a pair OF
pants, vest and a pair of shoes. Mr.
Buckalew states that the front door was
not securely fastened and that the key
was lost. He was unaware of any unusual
noise during the night.
W. L. CAMERON.
Mr.. Cameron, who lives on Poplar street
near Orleans, was robbed OF mutilated
nickel. Several times in the night he
heard peculiar noise, but laid it ON the
cat and finally fell asleep. When he got
up yesterday morning he discovered that
his clothing had been moved from the
chair on which it was placed and that his
pockets had been rified of all they con-
tanned. The amount taken was five cents.
Mr.. Cameron is secretary of the Water
Company.
TILMAN BETTIs.
While the family OF Tilman Belts, who
lives on Looney street, were at supper
Sunday night some one entered the hall
and cabbaged an overcoat belonging to the
Rev. Mr.. Walker, and several other ar
ticles.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Cour,-Greer. Judge.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 80, 9S, lS9,
Charles Harris ;97, Lea White; l9l Reuben
BradeH.
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Mrs. b. Houlihan, of Lexington, Ky., had n
cancer on her nose for over two years DR.. Viii
bur drew It entirely out, with four roots all at
hched, and she made rapid recovery
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Consultation L. Examination Free.
The Doctor can be consulted from
10 am. 10 - pm.

Mr.; .; ConnelR who keeps the largest tailoring
establishment lnN Henderson, Ky, was cured OF
in four months. He had been to many phvsi'
clans, and spent over Sl0O0 during his Illness hut
is now well man.
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DIR. WILBUR.
SPECIALIST.

Treats successfully Chronic and Long STANDING
Diseases, such as Diseases of the Head, Throat
and Lungs, Liver. Kidney and Heart Complaint.
lnyeterate Diseases of the Stomach Chat have de-
fed all other methods, those fearful diseases of
the Nervous System larising from whatever cause)
Scrofula, Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits, Fevers, Sores,
Contracted Cords, Enlarged and Stiff Joints,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatiea, Diseased Bone
Detormities, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Scald Head,
lll-conditoned Ulcers, Syphilis, Nasal Polypus.
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter Coughs,
Chronic Diarrhea and Diabetes. All may be
cured by this Wonderful System. If not too far
advanced. Bone Diseases cured when all other
methods have failed.
LADIES who are suffering with complaints Pc
culiar to their sex, can consult the Doctor with
every assurance of speedy relief and permanent
cure.
The Doctor particularly invites all eases that
have been given up by other physicians. If you
are doing well under the care Of your own physi-
elan do not call on me, our province is To- treat
those who cannot hnd relief elsewhere.
The Doctor will remove one Tape Worm free of
charge; also, straighten the first ease of Gross Eve
that presents itself at the hotel Free.
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e. Il. SMITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT

Nos.2 and Stone ST., New York.
L LIBERAL advances made on eonsirnments n
II Cotton. Naval stores. etc Orders for
the purchase and sale of contracts for future de-
livery, both in the New York Cotton and Produce
Exchanges, promptly executed, 1 import direct
genuine Peruvian Gunno ~
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Mrs. g. NJ; Oehlschlaeger, of Paducah, Ky,
has been sick for ten years and unable to work
Her husband spent great many hundred dollars
on her, all to no avail. She has taken DR. Wil-
burs treatment but short time, and feels like a
new woman and can work
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MARRIED.

BRUCE-GRIDER-At Waco, Texas, Novem-
Der Is, 1883, Mr.. CLIFFORD BRUCE and Miss MAY
A. GRIDER, of Waco, Texas. VI
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Mr. C. J.. Benson, of Lexington Ky, was deaf
for fourteen years. His father was n physician,
and took him to see some very eminent NJ u. s.
but did him good. DIR. Wilbur made him All
right in a short time ~ "
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Mr.. Frank Wagner, of Paducah, Ey had ca
tarrh, which got into his throat and prevented
him lrom speaking above a whisper for over three
ycars. DIR. Wilbur cured him in A few weeks sn
he can now talk aloud '
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Ninth District.

At CHARLES HAMILTON'S. wAvEELY.
Ts..fny. N.Jf.mL.r tn:
AT THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE DORSEY.
IIAMPDEN. on ROLAND AVENUE.
We'i"esioy, N.g'ep'b,r sri
AT SAML }. RoBINSON'>. TOwSoNTOwN,
Ti"r.i"y. N.p''nter ",i
AT THE OFFICE OF DEiTCH BROS. IN
THE REAR Of No. IN SECOND STREET.
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Frii"y. N.yf.n'L'r III
AT ". cOOPER'S. FALLS ROAD AND LAKE
AVENUE.
.Sa'Hriay. September Sh.
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AT JOSEPH lIELLMAN'>. IT. DENNIS.
THe'day aud WsiHs.iay. >.J.fsmL,r itL aud 5fL :
AT MRS. REITZ'S. WASHINGTON ROAD,
U"s.iay. S.Pf,,sLer 6m:
At wALTEMYERS, WASHINGTON ROAD.
Friiay and Saturday. S,pfeaLsr 7fL aud Sh.
Any person who may have removed from his
last place Of registration. and acquired legal res
idence elsewhere required &C. apply TO the officer
for the precinct in Which such person was last
registered for certificate II transfer: otherwise,
upon proof of such acquisition 81 a new legal rec
icnce, the name Il such per.On will be stricken
from the lists.
Any citizen having information Of the deceAse
Of any registered voter Is respectfully urged TO fur
nish such information g. the proper officer Of reg
isiration. in order that the # ,uch deceased
voter may be stricken from the lsts.
Jos. 7. STEiNACKER.
Ecg.icr LIT District.
CHARLES +. RODGERS.
Register 81 district.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Register "a District.
WILLIAM l.. SlIRIvER.
Register ith district.
FRANK T.. BOSOM.
Register 9Th District.
MELCHOIR HOSIIALL,
Register 9th District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY.
Register 9Th District.
ZEPHANlAH POTEET.
Register 9Th District.
CHARLES u. MANN, SR.,
Register 9Th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. GORSUCH.
Register 18th District.
THOMAS u. TODD.
Register 18th District.
T. u. HALL,
Aug. 2J.-td. Register 18th District.
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Bill OF Complaint Fiied..-Aibert I. Love.
through his attorney. has flied bill of complaint
In the Circuit Court Of this county against John
u. Todd. alleging that the parties entered into
a great deal Of money, and Todd ~ 500. The
business proved q failure, and the bill says the
firm IL nov heavily indebted. Mr.. Love asks for
the appointment Of . receiver. &c. The injune.
ton was granted with leave to the defendant 10
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Twelfth District.
At MICHAEL ADAMS. CANTON.

Mt MIIIIAEL MAINS, tANION,
Tae.ins. y. ti. nL.r ia
At MRS. WALTERS. BACH RIVER.
H.'in>.day. S.j.isn,l.r j'h:
At JAMES SMITHS. rUTTY HILL.
Tk"r.iny. N,I'sAi.r Gk
At DRESSELLS. GARDENVILLE.
Fri'iay, S.pf~mi.r ~
At AUGUST GLUE'S. SCnONE'S hill.
.S"iHr'iay. &p'..aLer Sih.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Third District.

AT BARTON's STORE. wooDBERRY,
THssday. NJi.sLsr III
AT MRS. GODMAN's STORE. CLIFTON,
Wcd"s'doy and TLar'iay. SspisaLer ;,h aud Ga
At ARLINGTON HOTEL, REIsTIRsT0wN
ROAD.
Friday. Sspi.uJer III:
ATS! MILE HOUSE. REIsTERSTowN ROAD,
SaiHrday, SspismJcr sih.
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Tho Good Appearance of Things.-IIow

Tho Good Appearance OF Things.-lIow
few people realize how much the value Of mar.
kciablc commodity isrnchaneed By it, appearance.
yet fortunes have been realized by those who 10.
II i. especially true Of ediblcs fruit grower. have
discn,cre that their wares. IL packed in tasty
boxes or baskets, command FAR higher price
than when they are sent unailel hy such appli.
ances The man who first made plinih boxes for
blackbcrries and raspbcrric. reapcd rich reward.
and any farmers wife who will take the trouble o.
make her butter up into pats. instead # sending
1t in long rolls To- be seoopel nut in quarters. halt
pounds and pounds. discovers that she adds very
considerably 60 it, marke; price. There Is an
immense deal in pleasing the eye.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.


A Valuable Property. situated in the 18th dis
,rici. abou, I miles from the city by way # the
Belar road. being about ! mile from the said
road. Il contains l2e ACRES, with a NEW
HOUSE and several outbaiidings. About so acres
Of this property Is cleared. the balance In heavy
timber. This IL n rare opportunity 90 obtain n
good bargain.
Apply to ALEXANDER MCCORMICK. ia,
adjoining the premises. Gardenville T.. o.. Balti-
more county. or ENocH PRATT.
% South Charles Street. baltimore.
June s3.--3u,
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Bee Culture. Though regarded n rcsentfui
in nature. bees are not aggressive, and they can
be cared for easily by ladies and the younger
members of the family. for. like animals. they are
conquered by kindness. Many families in the
cities rarely see honey. and arc willing to Pur-
chase II whenever IL comes 10 market but the
supply does not equal the demand. Considering
the ease Of production. 80 far n the farmer IL
concerned, IL l. profitable at any price. The
profit Il greatly increased on farms where clover,
peas, fruit aud bucSwheat are cultivated.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Eleventh District.

At ". o. u. WEIGHTS. HARTFORD PIKE.
Ta..iay aSd W,'in..i"y. September ib md jb ::
AT JACOB wOLFE'S. EGpGELY : FORCES,
Tw'iny. Frii"y and Saturday. !>.p''a,L,r
6fL IA .,Yd >,L
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Sixth District.

AT +. L.. MERRIREN'S STORE. MIDDLE.
TOWN.
Tns'iiy. Wef"..fay. Tl"r.fay. Fri.ipy and Sii-
Hcfuy. Sp'snL., Ill., i'h. Gh. "a and Sh.
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seventh District.

AT Eli :. SIMPSONS.
T''.fiy aHd Hsia'.'iry. .>.p'.mb,r TT and 5,h 4.
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS. wISEBrRG.
Th"r.i"y. F'id,y AMI .>"'"s'i,y. .>.g'.ml.- G,6.
IN uad ~fi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Tenth, District.

At SAMUEL MOoRE'S. ST. JAMES.
Ta'.fay and Wrdne.dry. .S,Pte~Lsr ith aud jh ::
AT HARRISON CURTIS. SUNNYBRooK.
Ti"r.f"y. Friioy md Saturday. .S.pt.aaL., G,A.
1h dai SfL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

S. cLEAvELASp. Of the firm of +. II. Clcave.
land, ljT Gay 81. having sold out would be pleas
ed % his old friends aud customers at the store
81 VI. Licblich 4 Co. rs Lexington street. near
Howard, where he will be able {, show them u
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer bes,
inducements.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
How to Get Rid OF Red Ants.-In an.w

How to Get Rid OF Red Ants.--In answer
to the question what will Kill. remove. destroy
the small red ants correspondent says for
years have used water treatment, and have not
seen aut since the fret year Of using water
II the ants come in at the pantry window. wet
several foids 81 old cotton cloth. aud lay II the
whole length Of the outside window sill. OCCASION
ally pouring water over the cloth. and this will
cAcctually prevent the ants from entering. As
certain where they come in, aud treat them with
the vet cloths. They cannot crawl over anything
wet.
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Lu,herv,lle Mission church.-Thc

Lutherville Mission Church.-Thc ladies
connected with the Protestant Episcopal Mission
church Of Luthcrvile. held fair and supper on
Tuesday evening last. proceeds for benefit Of
Mission. II was very literally PairopiIel, and
no doubt. handsome sum was realized. Much
Of the success of this entertainment l. duo To Miss
Hattie Ridgely, Miss Elizabeth Talbot, Miss
Susie Appod, Miss Dosiey and Mrs. Nelson.
Rev. ". II. II. Powers. Of Trinity =. y. church,
Towsontown. conducts services at this Mission
every Sunday afternoon,
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Death of a woii.Known Man.-colJo

Donth OF WoIl.Known Man.-COl John
y. bcnnine, for u long time a resident of Goyans
town, died In Baltimore on Wednesday, aged
20 years. lie was born in Chester,own, Kent
county. anl about forty five years ago was
engaged In business in Baltimore. For many
years he has not been engaged in active business.
lie adhered strongly to the Democratic faith. and
n short time ago announced his intention Of be
coming candidate for State Comptroller. lie
leaves one daughter. three granddaughter and
four great grandchildren. Col. Dennings many
friends In this county will be panied To learn OF
his death.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

AT CockEYSVII.LE HOTEL.

AT CoCkEYSNILLE HOTEL.
T"esf"y. Wedas.'iay "nd Ttnr.iay. N.p,.mL.r
lh. ,h ",d 6h
AT BELFAST.
F,id"g. N.jt'.sL.r III:
AT CIIAS. o. cock Y'S. Io.MILE HOUSE.
YORK ROAD.
Nttny,iry. N.J.',mL.r sri.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

DE. FAHESEY's lIgALTH REsToHEr. the great
Natural Blood Purifier and Liver lnvigoFgtor. has
shown its wonderful curative powers in Scrofula.
White Swelling, Ulcers. Fry sipelas. Swclcd Neck.
serofulous Inaammations. Old Sores. Eruptions
Of the Skin, Sore Eyes and Scalp Affections. TT.
IL. All druggists sell it,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

To Remove windgalls.-As Nindealis are
Of frequent occurrence and often seem a buebear
Ia the eyes of some horsemen. We give the follow
Ing n a remedy "Windgalls may be removed by
n strong dccociion Of white oak bark and alum.
They may be reduced by blisterins from sabse.
qucnt contraction Of the skin" On several occa.
sions the writer has applied liquid blister with
good effect, and II not entirely removing them,
reducing the size very much. Good rubbing and
bandaging We would also recommend % keep
them from cniarging Their presence very rarely
causes iAmeness. the principal objection being
their unsightliness.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
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