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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-28

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Louis Riel and seven others who were
witnesses before the United States court
at Helena arrived in the city yesterday,
the latter on their way home, in the vi
cinitv of Rocky Point. The statement
i'm the evening sheet that they did not
receive the full amount Of fees and mile
AGE that they were entitled to is utterly
without foundation. The mileage n
npr diem allowed witnesses in election
eases is not so much as in other cases,
and these witnesses got every cent the
law allowed them. They are all Well sat
isied. we are informed, except Frank
Deu,ers. thinks he should have had the
fees and mileage allowed as in ordinary
cases. when the law does not give 1t TO
him.
Ton aO'Hanlon Of Fort Belknap writes
that q buffalo was killed in that vicinity
the other day and that every Indian on
the agency had to get a peepat the hlde
and meat. 1t was a veritable curiosity.
Last wear there were thousands IN that
section. Verify, the buffalo are d!sap--
pearing! Louis Riel says that about
al the buffalo are new in the Little Mis-
souri country and will not cross the
railroad track, to come north, until the
Ground is well covered with snow.
Thev do not "savy" the railroad; or, as
it is explained, do not like the smell OF
the crease that gathers on the rails, and
hence will not approach the track until
it is covered with snow. The present
+ storm will probably give them a chance
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
Mr.. L. W. Bagley left on Monday 70,
Wake Forest commencement.
Misses Pattie and Lena Hvman. from
Palmyra. are visiting friends and relatives
in this place.
Rev. DR.. j. D. Hufbam, in company
with the editor of this paper and others,
left on Tuesday to attend Wake Forest
commencement.
We are pleased to see in town Mr.
Timberlake, of Wakefield. Wake Co,
he is visiting relatives in town, and will
remain several days.
Miss Bette Joyner returned home
from st. Mary's last Friday evening. who
Will, as usual. add much to the enioy.
ment OF the social circle in the communi.
ty.
Rev. Mr.. Byrd left last Monday for a
visit to his home in Harnett county. He
Will return in few weeks, however, and
Will meet his appointments regularly
again.
We are glad to see that our friend A.
b. Hill, Jr., has returned from Chapel
Hill. By his appearance we Judge that
ne knows all about the rigid treatment
that students generally suffer in exami-
nation room at the close of the session.
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DIED.

On Sunday last, Halle, the infant child
of Mr.. j. e. Shields. 1t was some more
than year and half old. and had been
quite delicate we learn from its birth. The
remains were entered in the Baptist
cemetery on Monday. The services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. j. D. Hufham.
Mr.. Shields is one of our best and most
influential citizens, and SO is Mrs. Shields
quite an estimable lady. We join with
all the relatives and friends of the family
in extending sympathies to them IN their
bereavement.
On Friday last the child of MIR. j. c..
Williams. 1t was buried in the Baptist
cemetery on Saturday, Rev. DIR. Hut ham
at the burial services. We
sorrow with our friends in their bereave-
ment. Mr.. Williams has the sympathies
of the church and many friends.
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This is just the weather our farm.
ers need. If farmers will just keep their
cotton clear of grass and weeds, there
need be no grumbling about sorry crops
if the season continues as at present Let
our working men work and drive their
business in busness-like way, and
there will be plenty and prosperity in the
country yet. 1t may be considered out
of our business to say so, but observation
has long since convinced US that farmers.
as rule. push their business with less
energy than any other class of business
men in the country. We know that it is
the case in every section of the country
that farmers do not work hard enough.
Get up soon and stir late and you will
make plenty and live well.
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FRIDAY EVENING.
PART SECOND.

1. Recitation ard Chorus, Doins
my Best. Primary Class.
2. Defamation, Parody On eth,
Old Oaken Bucket" E. Baird.
8. Inst. Duet, Alpine Maidens
(Norvell,) Misses NJ. Perry and A
Lawrence.
4. Defamation, Smack in School
Dunn HUFF ham.
5. Inst. Trio. Marche Triomphale
(Cobbants.) Misses Hill, F. Kitchir
and Biggs.
6. Defamation. Pleading Extra
ordinary, w. T. Currie.
Z. Dialogue, Sick Doll. Miss Daisy
Crump and D. Hut ham.
8, Dialogue, Brutus and Cassius
Messrs. Dunn and Kitchin.
8. Motion Song. The Farmer Who
Became Drum Major, Primary Class
10. Defamation, Betsy and I are
Out, Jas. A. Pittman.
IL. Inst. Duet, La File du Regi.
ment Beyer,) Misses Herring and
+. Kitchin.
IL. Defamation, Betsy and !
Make up, Jas. A Pittman.
Is. Play, Mother Goose's Party,
Primary Class.
IA. Defamation, Regulus to the
Carthaglnians, A. L. burlington.
Is. Inst. Selo, Sleepy Hollow,
(Klnkel.) MISS E. Kitchin.
16. Defamation, Surry's Dream,
p. w. burlington
II. Motion Song, When 1 was q
Little Girl, Primary Class.
Is. Defamation, Quarrel Of Mar.
mion aud Douglas, Claudp Kitchin.
10. Inst. Trio, Excelsior Polka,
(Muller,) Misses Z. Kitchin, Herring
and Hill.
20. Defamation, Stars and Stripes,
E. B. Higgs.
FL. Inst. Solo, Rigoletto, (Gob.
baerts,) Miss Herring.
p. Defamation. Spartacus to the
Gladiators. j. l.. Dunn. Jr.
,23. Sextette, Centennial Schott-
isch, (Muller,) Misses E. and F.
Kitchin. HUFF ham, Herring, NJ. Perry
and Biggs.
"a. Defamation, Chatham on the
American War, T. Hufham
rs. Inst. Quartette, Les Danes de
Seville Valses. (;chubert,) Misses E.
Kitchin, HUFF ham, Herring and Hill.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS.
rs. Chorus, Good. Night. Glover
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MIR. j. r., Walkup. Munroe, N
C., says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cured
me of palpitation of the heart, liver com.
plant and Dyspepsia
Some young men of this place
who organized themselves into . skating
club are waiting patiently for the compile
ton Of Edmondson's Hall. When it is
completed, those who do not dance can
have . good time skating.
Two hundred thousand co.ned
behring's for sale. Noah Biggs 4 Co. are
prepared to furnish cornsd behring's in
small or large quantities, either at Pal
myra or here. Special arrangements for
large quantities can be made if you will
call to see them.
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"A MAN GOES OVER THE FALLS
And disappears beneath the foaming bill
lows. This afternoon about half past 2
o'clock, fine-looking, well-dressed gen.
tleman was seen walking across the sus-
pension bridge with cigar in his mouth,
smoking quite leisurely. There was moth
ing strange in his manner, and many peo-
pie thought nothing wrong until they saw
HIM leap from the bridge over the railing,
into the mighty waters beneath. The
people On the bridge were awe-struck
and powerless to render HIM assistance.
and with feelings of deep regrets, tears
hlled their eyes. They stood silently
watching as he struggled with the rushing
tempest-tossed waters, and as he was car
ried over the roaring cataract, thew
mott ;ed ne was still putting away at one
OF those famous ''TANsILL's PUNCH"
Cigars, apparently reconciled to his fate,
enjoying such luxury, and from amid
the rushing waters the faint sound reach
the ears of the terrified observers. Call
on }. Nichols & Bro, and purchase.
Only cts.
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A New Psalm of I.fCa
WHAT THE HEART OF THE VOTING
GIRL SAID TO THE POET.)

WHAT THE HEART OF THE YOUNG
GIRL SAID TO THE POET.)
Tell me not in solemn warninp
Love IS but foolish dream.
Age Will soon succeed life's morning.
ana men are not what they seem
Love is real-Love is earnest
MM.rriage Is woman's goal:
or man made-to man returnest.
Loving HIM with all her soul.
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow.
AZ AZ woman's end and way:
ork to-day, and weep Tomorrow.
"oiAng' weeping every day.
Lie IS long. and joy is fleeing.
AZ Ano our hearts, though brave and stro,o
U1t with doubt and fear are beatinv
AS unwooed We march along.
IN the Tn worlds broad field Of action:
IN the bivouac of life,
W. snail know no satisfaction
Gave Is sweetheart, or Is wife.
lives OF women all remind rs
"e may marry without crime:
Ana departing, leave behind us
On'ioren on the sheres of Time.
daughters, whom, perhaps another
SaiIlng Ger ife's solemn main:
a torlorn and lonesome brother.
See'ng-shall take wife again.
Let us then be up and doing,
With heart for any fate
misunderstanding still pursuing,
LEARN TO COOK, and hope, and wait.
-WH. Star.
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The following is the programme
Of the closing exercises of Vine Hill
Academy:
THURSDAY EVENING.
PART FIRST.

l. Welcome, Chorus, (Millsrd.)
2. Salutatory, Master David Hof
man.
5. Recitation, Parting, Master
Willie Herring.
4. Vocal Duet. The Little Maiden
GMagruder,) Misses A. Biggs and l.
Lawrence.
:. Recitation, Master Bonnie Joy
ner.
6. Recitation. Our Ship, Maste,
John Perry.
2. Inst. Solo, Silver Stsr Waltz
(Wyman,) Miss F. Kitchin.
8. Recitation, Roman Letters, M as
ter T0mmie Bell.
9. Recitation, To-Morrow, Master
Robert Joyner.
10. Inst. Solo, Pleasure Of Youth
Galop. (Streabbog,) Miss A. Law.
renee.
II. Recitation, Burial of Sir John
Moore. Master Eugene Bishop.
IL. Defamation, Reply to Mr..
Curry. R. j Madry.
Is. Inst. Duet. Lucrezia Borgia
(Beyer,) Misses E. Kitchin and A.
HUFF ham.
IA. Defamation, Speech of James
Otis, w. T. Hancock.
Is. Callsthenic Song, The Clock,
Primary Glass.
Is. Defamation, National Glory,
Master Troupe Harrison.
IL. Defamation, Emmet's De-
Tense, R. E. Lee Gunter.
18. Inst. Solo, Bessie's Dream
Waltz, CLARA Mayer0 Miss A. Biggs.
10. Defamation, War INSANE
TONED by Christianity, Master
Brooks Peters.
20. Defamation, War Sometimes
Moral Duty, Master Willie Bishop.
II. Inst. Solo, Rosy Cheeks, kin
KEEL Miss Bette Hill.
70. Defamation, Washington
Birthday, Master Sam. Gregory.
70. Defamation, A Plea for Ire
land. H. D. Sheppard.
"a. Motion Song, Cock Robin,
Primary Class.
rs. Defamation, Regulus to the
Senators at Rome, Master John Neal.
rs. Defamation, The March of
Mind, w. T. Currie.
~. Inst. Solo, La Bell Tyrolienne,
(Muller,) Miss A. HUFF ham.
70. Defamation, Vindication of
the South. Jesse E. Hancock.
70. Dialogue, Rival Speakers, A.
L. burlington and S. Gregory.
80. Inst. Duet, Qui-Va-La? Smith,
Misses E. Kltchin and Herring.
81. Defamation, Address to the
Confederate States, JAS. L. Josey.
81. Dialogue, Prince Henry and
talstaff, (Shakespear,) Messrs. Pur.
rington. Hlggs and others.
50. Chorus, Heard ye That
Sound ?" (Smith.)
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FhSt-ClaSS Restaurant,

T KEEP A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU.
L rant at my old stand on Main St near
the Brick Mill. Lodging can also be had.
Meals at all hours. The best the market
affords will be given you served up as
well as in any sim lar house in North
Carolina, and at as reasonable rates.
Beef, Fish, Oysters, &C., always on
hand at the lowest figures. Meals may
also be had at all hours at my other
stand, first door South of K. Alsbrook's s.
l cordially invite and ask the patronage
of the people. Will guarantee satisfac-
ton. JACOB D. HILL.
Feb. 8, 23-tf.
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The large Brick Mill, owned by
Noah Biggs Il Co., is now prepared te
supply the increased demand for Mill.
Stufts. A car load of White Corn re.
ceiyed this week. and rs the mills run
daily, all who need anything in that line
can be accommodated.
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-NOTICE.-We call the attention
of our readers to the fact that we shall
soon enter upon our second volume. How
ever much we may regret to do so, neces-
sity together with our system of business
forces us to say, that we shall positively
refuse to continue sending this paper to
delinquent subscribers after the first of
August. 1T TAKES '>sPONDs" TO RUN
A NEWSPAPER.
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This is the place to get bargains.
l am closing out the entire stock of M. D.
Alisbrook's goods at cost and some less.
come IN to see me, come now. Strike
while the iron is hot, strike now.
w. H. KITCHIN. Assignee.
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TO the young men who have not
already supplied themselves with Straw
hats for the Summer, We would suggest
that you call to see Noah Biggs & Co., as
they are offering bargains both in styles
and prices.
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THE ELIZABETH CITY
NORMAL SCHOOL.

THE 3rd session Of this school will
L open June 25, 1883 and continue four
weeks.
The object of this school is to give free
instruction to teachers and those who in
tend to become teachers in the latest and
best methods of teaching, school organi-
cation aud discipline as we'll as to give
drill in such studies as are taught in the
public and high schools. Prof. w. T, R,
Bell of Kings Mountain. N. c., will have
charge of the class-work he will be as
sisted by corps of the ablest instructors
in the State Prof. Rayhill, of Illinois,
will have charge of the Department OF
klocution.
Dr.. j. L. NJ. Curry. Rev. DR.. Saunders.
of Va, Maj. R. Bingham, Gov. T. j.
Jarvis, Sup't. Scarborough and other dis
tingulshed educators are expected to lee
ture during the session. Teachers, Co.
Sup'ts. and friends of Education in
vited to attend.
For further information address any of
the undersigned.
Rev. W. w. Kennedy,
Board of Dr.. j. N. Butt,
Managers. Hon. ". F. Pool,
s S. Fowler,
w. j. Griffin,
or S. L. Sheep, Principal.
May 81, 39-1m.
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FOR SALE.-Store aud residence
on Main Street, in Scotland Neck N. G.
Apply to CIV G.v
mar1528tf
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cises OF the largest graded school in the
State, and can say with truth that the ex-
ercises Of Vine Hill Academy were far
superior to what he there witnessed.
ssOllNkS."
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PUNCH" q WHALE" with a
FIFTH AVENUE CLUB, These brands
OF Cigars to be had only of
NICHOLS BROS
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II have in store cargo of Kene.
bee Ice for sale at reasonable rates. All
orders will be filled on Sunday at Bryan
d Whitehead's Drugstore not later than
9 o'clock a. m. G. W. BRyAN
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LOTT
About month ago, Gold Bracelet.
A sufficient reward will be given to any
one who may find and return it.
j. II. ALEXANDER.
June 9th, 1883.
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"A choice lot of S. C.. .sHams. -
and New York Butter" just received At
NICHOLS BROs.
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-Beeswax wanted at
F. STERN's.

"A fine young harness Horse for
sale. Also young mule. Apply to
NOAH DIoos.
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-NoTICE--Locals will be insert
Cd at ten cents line for first insertion
Afterward 1T five cents.
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illustrated Book of Cage Birds mailed
Tor cent stamp. BIRD FOOD Co. 237
South Sth St., Philadelphia.
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PUBLISHER'H NOTICE.
Books and pariodicals.

Space will be given in this column At
at any time for noticing Books and Peri
odlcals. All books and periodicals sent
to this Office will be read and duly noticed
here.
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world, 12O large pages, pages new music,
1000 engravings each issue. so cents per
year; single copies Is cents. STRAW
BRIDGE & CLoTH1ER, 9Th Il Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
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TAX SALE.

I WILL sell to the highest bidder, for
i cash, at the Court House door in the
town of Halifax, on Monday, End of July,
1883. the following property. viz so
lands of Hardy Bryant and others, be-
longing to the estate of John Willie 1913
acres, adjoining the land of T. L. Bur
CESS, belonging to Mary E. Meadows. go
acres, adjoining the land of T. p. Harriss,
belonging to Wade Richardson, and SO
acres, belonging to Tom (''Snake'O Rich
ardson, all in Brinkleyville township.
This property is sold to pay State and
County taxes due by said parties.
j. T. DAWSON. Collector.
S. S. Norman, Dep. Collector.
Nav d. '83 If
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Bring your Hides and Sheep
Pelts to F, STERN.
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A New Invention !!

PROCURED q patent the 9th Jan.
4 Tor my Machine to measure Cotton
baggng and Carpeting, which the owners
OF gins, and retail merchants need to save
labor and do away with the trouble of
rolling the bagging off on the muddy
streets; and the carpets on the dirty
100 yards within FIVE minutes time. A
boy seven wears old can execute the work
easily. From the present prospect. mil
lions will be sold South.
Offers have been made for the patent
right, and to give enterprising men an op-
portunity to purchase, 1 Will leave the
sale open for other bidders 80 days. 100
or more testiminials can be given that
the measuring is done accurately. For
particulars, address
J. G. WILLIAMS.
Scotland Neck, N. G.
Feb. p, 1883, 26-6m.
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significant feature Of the commencement.
In the Female Academy the following
prizes and medals were awarded The
'Near' English Medal, for excellence in
Higher English, was awarded to Miss
Sadie Perry silver cup, to Miss Mary
Gotten, for excellence in Intermediate
English ; the Latin Prize, copy OF Teny-
son, to Miss Mamie Perry: q gold pen
and staff, to Miss FANNIE Kitchin, for
greatest improvement IN writing. these
medals and prizes were all presented by
DR.. HUFF ham in few very appropriate
remarks, in which he stated that this was
no matter of empty form, that the COM
petltors were subjected to severe test, a
written examination. Questions were
given them they had never seen before,
and an average made with the whole
terms stand. The one who made the
best average received the prize.
The following medals were awarded in
the Male Academys The Mathematics
Medal BY Hon. w. H. Kitchin, was
awarded to Mr.. Harper D. Sheppard. the
Latin Medal bv w. A. Dunn, to Jas. A..
Pittman, the Greek Medal by DR.. W. O..
Mcdowell, also the Declailner's Medal
by Mir. Noah Biggs were both awarded
to Claude Kitchin the Department Medal
by the principal, to p. w. burlington,
who was the fortunate one in casting lots
with Mr.. J. L. Dunn, who tied him in
the contest. All these medals, except the
last, were presented BY the Rev. Mr.. Fl.
G. Hilton, the last by MIR. billiard.
The writer had occasion, short time
ego, to sttend the commencement sxsy-
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The Condition.

Cincinnati, 2l.-Linea Are working
with q reduced force in order 20 give the
men sufficient time, snd the usual mar
ket reports from Chicago are not received
to-day,
Memphis. 2I.-The situation st tie
telegraph Office hare To day shows To-
proVement; Manager Howard nov has
seven operators Ct work; Rone Of these
came from interior points j, Teapesle
and Mississippi; they are not strictly
first class, but the manager handles the
business. The newspapers were both
aerved last night, and tbs volume OF bus-
inesS lie incrt AsinR. The strikers are Hrn,
and have initiated eleven new mem bere
into the brotherha cd, the same men who
came here to work, bu. were prevented
by tie strikers.
Chicago, 2l.-The day force OF mes
GeuRer boys in employ Of 10 Western
Union Company, left The flee in body
shortly after O'Clock ihis afternoon,
thus emulaiirg the striking operators.
Memphis. 2I.-fhrsAIs of suits sgainst
the Western Union Telegraph Company
were freely discussed, although no
definite action has yet been taken, Man
aRer Howard cane down stsirs this
morning, the first time he has lef; the
operating roOp since Thursday noon; he
Hsys he is receiving macy applications
troP operators in interior Doin'1 asking
fer work.
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IIC
THE SHOOTERS.

Wimbledon; AT the 800 ward
range contest, Americans $40, Briti.hers
$50; Americans "a ahead now. l'be
aggregate at the end Of the 800 wards
contest-Amerieans !, 424, English /, 400.
The Wimbiedon.--The weather opens
stormy and unpropitious for to-day's
shooting in the International rifs
match, and the rain is now p curing down
forming pools Of water The Americans
ssy they will make as good scores at long
ranges So the British will. The match
probably is very close one. It is rain
ing hard ard strong wind is blowing
from Coutts. The Americans first arr
rived in camp, and all well and con f.
dent. At ii q. m. the Americans pro-
ceeded to firing. Though it was still
raining hard, the sun was trying IT,
shine through the clouds. Very few
spectators were on the ground.
1l.45 s.m.-The match again opened
with friug at 800 yards range. Young,
Of the British team, Ehst first and made II
megpie. The rain ceasing, Lowe, Brit
isb, and Cssh, American, both made q
miss on the frst. The scoring OF the
Americans was level; both Eeemed 10
have got the proper elevation. The sun
is shining brightly.
1890 p.m.-At the end of the fourth
round the Americans we're twelve aheaa
on to-day's shooting. A thunder storm
was then raging.
Scores at 900 yardg-Amerieans 26},
British 297. This makes all aggregate Al
the ED of 900 yards of--Auericans /. 6s7,
British 1907.
The British missed the ninth shot The
Americans are shooting sDlen9idly.
Smith made tho first buils-eye for the
Americans, and McVettie of the British
missed his first thot. II il raining ia tor
rents.
Up. NJ. The firing q! 300 yards range
has been completed, and The result is 8
good victory Tor the American ri1emep.
They scored 348 points while the British
made but $50. The aggregate thus faT
for two days is Americans 1924, British
14C0
Later.-The British team won the
match By IS point. The grand totals
were-British 1851, Americans 1906.
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excited Thousands.

All over the !snd sre going INTO
ecstasy over D.. * ng's New Dis
luvery for Consumption. Their IN
Loked for recovery by the timely
use of this great Il fs Saving remedy,
causes them to go nearly wild in its
praise. In is guaranteed to positive
IL cure Severe Coughs, Colds,
Aethma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Loss o { Voice, or any
affection Of The Throat and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at z. @. III. I.
Drug Store Large size $1.00. 2
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Texas Fever.

Boston, 2O.-Several cases of Texas
fever exist among the Texas cattle
brought to Worcester. II is stated
that the board Of cattle commits
sioners will issue an order forbid
ding the bringing Of any more of
these cattle into the state.
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The Death Figures

London, 2l.-A Cairo correspondent
Of the Ce8tT0g Meas sGys that The actual
number Of deftbS during the lsst twen-
ty-four hours was nearly 600, aid that
the official figures are underrsted.
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ZOE 80 - rHlRTY pAYs

In all the Departments of their Mammoth Establishm