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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-13

A Tri-County Fair,
To be held under the auspices of board of
managers, representing Franklin county, Pa,
and Carroll and Washington counties, Mary
land.
A Great Exhibition.
Enough is known at this early date for the
managers to publicly assure the people that
this Fair will be greater in Exhibits, Attrac-
tions, Amusements and Entertainments than
any the Association has yet held.
Combination Exhibition and Sale.
Nearly one hundred prominent live stock
breeders and manufacturers of farm machi-
merry have already advised the Association of
their intention to exhibit and sell their pro-
ducts at this Fair.
Entertainment for ALI.
This Fair is for Recreation, Amusement and
Instruction. Music, Steeple Chasing, Hurdle
Riding, Running and Trotting every day of
the Fair.
Arrangements have been made with the five
railroads to run special trains at low excur-
sion rates with tickets of admission to the
Fair.
Articles for exhibition at our Fair will be
transported by all the railroads, and freight
will be charged on the same but one way, and
returned free of charge on the presentation
of the Secretary's certificate that the goods
have been on exhibition.
Every lady who exhibits not less than five
articles of merit will be entitled to q coupon
ticket admitting the exhibitor to the grounds
every day of the Fair, but not transferable.
Ticket System.
Single Ticket so cents; children under ~
years % cents; Coupon Tickets, good for one
admission each day of the Fair, 81.
Entries.
Persons living in Westminster can make
their entries with Orlando Reese, Secretary,
up to Saturday, October Is, 1888.
For space for the exhibiting of articles, and
privileges, address H. A. McComas, Superin-
tendent For entries and other information,
address P. A. Wilmer, Secretary.
C. W. HUMRICHOUSE,
sep 25-3t President.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
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CORNER OF MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS.

TERMs-s2 per year in advance. Single copies 8
cents Nosubscription discontinued until al arrears
ADVERTISING RATES-One square q linesJ VIII
be inserted times less forS. and cents for each
months SIS: u months IS. Business Cards. not ex-
ceedinp lines SIS per year. When the number OF
Insertions Is not marked advertisements viii be con
tnued until forbid and charged accordingly Yearly
advertisers must conne advertisements TO theirown
business. Rule and Figure Work double price;
Deaths inserted free Obituaries and personal com
munications cents per line.
RS-AII correspondence with this once shonlo pc
addressed 10 THE ADVOCATE
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The one hundred and thirty seventh annual
session of the Synod of the Reformed Church
in the United States convened at Reading, Pa,
on Wednesday to continue one week. Rev.
DR.. Thos. C. Porter, of Lafayette College,
Easton, was elected president for the ensuing
year.
An earthquake shock was felt at San Fran
cisco. California, at one o'clock Tuesday
morning. TWAS the most severe feltin several
wears, and was the third shock during the
night The two previous shocks were felt
early in the evening.
The Free-W Baptist General Conference
at Minneapolis, Mimi, on Tuesday, adopted
report on temperance, indorsing the action
of President Hayes, and setting forth that they
see with growing alarm the use of intoxicants
by President Arthur.
information has been received at Harris
burg, Pa, that pleuro-pneumonia has broken
out among the cattle in Lehigh county.
The growth of Texas stands as miracle
The increase in her taxable property last year
was S13O. OOO, 900.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

NO. 2196.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sit.
ting in Equi...
Nicholas G. Clary, executor, VS.. Samuel Bra
shears and others.
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Political Notes.

Secretary of War Lincoln is to take the
stump in Massachusetts against Butler Sen
ators Frye and Hale, of Maine, and Hawley,
of Connecticut, are also announced to take
part in the Massachusetts canvass. With all
this Butler is serene, and expresses himself
confident of reelection.
Forgetting and deposing the simple honesty
of Abraham Lincoln, the Republican party
has rioted in the corruption of Grantism, con-
doned the star-route robberies and petty lar
cenies of Hayesism and yawned over the in
souciance of Arthurism.
Hon. W. S. Holman, of Indiana, thinks the
old presidential ticket, Tilden and Hendricks,
would be renominated if they would consent
to run, and that the ticket would sweep the
country. Mr.. Holman attributes the present
boom of the New York Sun in his favor to
Mr.. Danas ''amiability." He says he has no
such political ambition.
]. r. Stringfellow and j. M. NJ. Allen, late
members of the coalition county convention
of Culpeper county, Va, have published cards
severing their connection with that party.
Mr.. Stringfellow returns to the Democratic
fold. Mr.. Allen, who has been a Republican
for twenty years, says the administration wing
of his party ''has completely sold out to that
headed faction of the democracy called
liberals and coalitionists," and declares that
he has ''too much self-respect to claim fellow
ship any longer with miserable faction which
has no strength of conviction, no union OF
principle and no courage of action"
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AT BOTTOM FIGURES:
A large line of homemade Kerseys, Cloths,
and cheap Cassimeres for every day wear.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS A SPE-
CIALTY.
Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, Over
alls, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear. Always re-
ceiving the latest styles of Neckwear. Do
not fail to call before purchasing the prices
will be guaranteed at all times.
J. T. ANDERS,
sep 29-3m Westminster, Md.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1883.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

There will be DEMOCRATIC MASS
MEETING at the COURT HOUSE, West
minister, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, oC-
ToBER 8lst, 1885, The following Speakers
viii be present and address the meeting:
HON. ROBERT NJ. McLANE,
HON. CHAS. B. ROBERTS,
HON. ]. FRANK TURNER,
GEN. BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON,
HON. DANIEL NJ. HENRY.
HON. JAMES A. BUCHANAN.
Music by the Westminster Band.
Turn out, Democrats, and hear the issues
discussed. oct l9-tm
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T It. ANDERS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET,
NEAR DEPOT, WESTMINSTER, MD.

Just received splendid line of Suitings,
Overcoatings, both foreign and domestic, and
of the most beautiful styles. First-class Suits
put up in the latest styles. Fits guaranteed
or no sale
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-13
DOTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
OF THE
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION
OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
TO BE HELD AT
HAGERSTOWN,
A Tri-CountY Fair,

October 18th, 18th, 18th g. 10th, 1888
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-13

The trial of ex-senator Sessions, charged
with attempting to bride ex-Assemblyman
Bradley in the Conkling- Plat senatorial con-
test in 1881, commenced at Albany, n. T.,
on Tuesday.
The negro who murdered policeman Street,
of Huntsville, Ala, on Monday by splitting
his head open with an axe, was taken from
jail Tuesday night by fifty masked men and
hanged.
Mrs. Shaw, of Gainesville, Texas, being de-
prived of her grandchild by her son-in- law,
saturated her clothing with coal oil, tied her
self to a fence and burned herself to death.
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A Great Exhibition.

To be held under the auspices of board Of
managers, representing Franklin county, Pa.
and Carroll and Washington counties, Mary
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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PoAD NOTICE.

sep29-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-10
Death of Mr. John HI. TucRcr

Ihe Old residents OF Washington are fast disap-
pearlng; another one has been taken from our
midst In the person OF Mr. John H. Tucker, who
mas resided for the last hfty-tnree years at No.
1904 street southwest, who died last night, after
long Illness OF kidney disease Mr.. Tucker built
his residence when South Washington contained
not more than twelve houses, and has resided con-
uhuou,ly IN IL ever since He entered the Post
Office depart rnent in the year 1922 and served as
lettcr carrier. or what was termed then penny
POST, !or wv nty-nine years, his route lylrg N the
nrsJ ana second wards, and all the deDartmentS
ami often Us lar as Alexandra. After retiring
HON The Post Oilce he entered the grocery bust
hes 1t the corner or Maryland avenue and IL Il
street southwest where he was, in 1859 succeeded
Dy Walker q Co He was upright man
and generous TO a fault, beloved by ali with whom
ne had dealings. He raised large family among
whom are his daughters, Mrs. W. S. Thomp son,
MS 1. H. Walker, Ms. john T. Braxton, Mrs.
SE.rA burgess His Iun raj will take place TO-
nOrow afternoon at z o'clock.
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Condemned Locals.

One hundred and thtrtY-fiya stu Tents have on
tered the srencerian Business College FOR a fun
coQfse OF training during thr Present year.
The Police Court wis occupied This morning
again trying To settle the feud between the Hechts
and GOldbersS, the rival secondhand dealer, OF
street. This morning Hecht charged tina; Gold
berg threw a cigar stump in his UIcchts) face
TIE case was dismissed
Yesterday afternoon q horse attached tn n
buggy, the property OF John GATHER ran away
from In front o. Abner'S Saloon on K street he
tween 9Th and 9Th streets northwest AMI in cross
ing the rallrO d track corner 9Th and E stree Is
slipped and fell, breaking his collar bone The
buggy was also damaged.
1eSteridy morning Mir. John Kelly, living on
Bunker Hill road. near Fort Totem took to the
second precinct station-house a cOlorrd no an, ey-
IDENTITY insane. named VIM Il Key, IS years old,
found Wandering about his farm, entirely naked
terIOwn, Md.
John Bell was In the dock at the Police Court
Ihls morning, on complaint OF his Wife, Amanda
Bell, Tor asSauiting her last June. The court i'm
posrd a fine or IS or IS days.
street lamps W II be lighted at Gas n m and ex.
tinguiShed at 3: Is a IN
Chief Justice ColerIlge. of England. has hem
Invited by The Bar ASSOCIATION TO visit the ma
tional capital While In this country
At meeting OF the TailOrs' union Saturday
nisnS tIeorSe o. WOOD was elected delegate TO
The National Assembly, in PHILADELPHIA
The Union Veteran Cadet Cor2s has eIecte, off,
GERS as follows: q. F. Hammer, captain; j. Jaw
ms, hrst lieutenant; H. t. Miller, quartermaster;
secretary.
John Stevens, white, and Arthur Frazier, COL
Sieu, 'Ht TWO men whose boxing match some
Gnle age was broken up at the COmique, engaged
u another bout at the same place Sailr tay Mint
AItrr three rounds Stevens threw 10 the sponge
handsome monument, composed OF a block
HTahlte smart ana cross on a base of Richmond
granite. suitably inscribed, has been erected by
New Father Walter over the grave of the late
fdlher Matthew, at Mt Olivet cemetery.
A frame stable in the alley between LIST and FL
ana East Capitol and A streets, owned by Mercer
Scott and occupied by Tyson & Singleton was
oeStroyed by IRE about 10 O'clock yesterday MORN
ing. some Oh the adjoining sheds were also dam
aged.
muscular young coored man named James
Sdspr, mas Jackson, was In the dock at the PO-
Ece Court this morning for assauIting Sergeant OF
Police Boyle, and also with trpspassing on the
ArnOry square. He was fined $40 or 60 days for
Charge.
August Beckman, baker. was before the Police
COurt today on charge by Mrs A. l. Barber, of
Sac y T. Z. A., for cruelty to animals in working
morse that was unit for labor. fine Of 81 was
imposed.
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FUNKRAIy YRsFIKDAY.-The funeral Of II. L
StrasburKef took place yesterday afternoon from
HIS late home, No 61a louisiana avenue. The at
tendance, which was very large, included delega-
lions from Potomac Lodge. No. 8, +. A. A. NJ, and
Capitol Lodge, No. 147, o. K g. b. The lnterment
was made in the Hebrew cemetery. ...T The fune-
raj OF William C. Bamberger took place yesterday
from his late h0lie. No. ga Maryland avenue
southwest. Rev. DR.. Bitttnger and Rev. +. Evans
0mcfating The remains were inferred at the
Congressional cemetery.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmUseMsenss. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER-MiSs Ada Gray In EAST
Lynn
FORD's OPERA HOUsE-Thatcher, Primrose and
Vests consolidated MINISTRIES.
ABNER's GARDEN. - Instrumental and Vocal
Concert.
DRIVERS GARDEN-VaTfatieS
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrnInce.
Masonic TEMPLE.-Seml- Center nal Anniversary
o. Washington Lodge, No. 6, l. o. U. L.
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Fon FAIL.
Medium Weight Undershirts and Drawers.
w. s. TEL.
sep1 935 Pennsylvania avenue
MED1cArED RID Tw1lLED Flame,

N1EDICATED ND i WILLED TLANNEI
80 CENTS.
All wool Red Flannel 30 cts, Is cts 80 cts, 81 cts
AL Woo! White Flannel. Is cts, 80 Cts, 81 cts,
3 eker flannel, 10 cts, 81 Cts, so cts.
Blue Flannel for boys suits. 81 Cts, SO cts,
Blue BLACK CASHMERES,
81 cts. so cts. 50 cts. rs ctr. etc.
Coored all wool Cashnleres, ST. 80, 80, IS cents
Ladies' IlanncI uiting, all coors, 25 cents
Lakes Jersey Jackets ali colors $3.50.
CANTON FLANNELS,
cts. 10 Cts. 12K cts, sets.
heeting Cotton, full width, - c's 30 cts, 81 cts.
Turbey Red Table Linen, 81 cts 62 cts, Is cts.
rochet Bed Spreads. 81. IL. 25, 81. 30.
Marseiles 81 reads, 81 80. S. - so, 50.
BLACK SILKS,
81. 81 %. 1.5O. 81. rs, 20.
Coorcd Silks, 10 cents. 81 yard.
Colo ed and Black k VsIvets
NOTTINGHAM Curtain Lace, 25. 80. 81. 50 cts.
Bed Comforts, 81. 81. IS, S1.50 Il rs.
Blankets per pair, 81 81, So, So So "a, etc.
C. NJ. TOWSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side, 7ti,. seps
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PROPOSALS.
\ PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
REFoRN school,. or THE
DIETRICH OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToE. Sept. 3, 1897
Sealed Proposals will be received by me up TO NOON
of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRT ENTH 1874
for the delivery at the Reform School Of
200 tons OF white ash Furnace Coal more or less.
SO tons Of white ash Range. more or less.
All TO be free from slate and other impuritiea
To be delivered IN quantities and at such times a
may be direct by the superintendent the echoni
70 weigh 24o pounds T. the ton. and fee 20 cent?
tor Proposals must Be endorsed ''Proposale Tor Cos
Right 70 reject bids or waive defects n reserved
JAMES f. FITCH
sepoH President Board Of Trustees
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CITY ITEMS.
From the Baltimore Sun. September sth.
acknowledgements Treatment

OF DISEASE
ANOTHER CURE OF sCIATICA AGoNT IN Two
MONTHS AND A.lIALF IN A BALTIMORE LADY.
HER HUSBAND tuREp OF GENERAL DEBILITY,
NERVE PAINS, KIDNEY TRoUBLE, AND, GREAT
EST OF ALL Restored POwERs OF VISION. TRULY
THE BLIND ARE MADE TO SEE, TIE DEAF TO
HEAR, THE LANE TO WALK.
191 WEST TOWNSEND STREET, BALTIMORE,
September Z, 1859
II within reach of those who read your daily
wonderful cures there are sufferers from that
| them know that your Treatment will give aoso.
lutte and permanent relief. For two years had
under june
and a-half have past and write this voluntary
testimony, that Galyano-Aagnetism has, under
for me.
should and DO feel specially grateful for the
% nv HUSBAND
was grievously af1icted with general debility,
coming home after business hours exhausted and
with difficulty getting warmth. He suffered great
ly from Neuralsa or nerve pains, ana WAS afflicted
with that insdious and alarming trouble, kidney
not read the numbers and signs Of houses With
glasses Wonderful to state. my husband has re-
covered his power Of vision under your treatment.
of his Kidney trouble, but is WELL and his general
debility and physical prostration no longer exist.
health and ana s n I1e yonrs IN MS
HRS. j. 8. APPLEaARTH
To MEssRs. E. A. PARSONS & Co.,
N b. cor. Lexington and Liberty Streets and
s22h street northwest, Washington, D. G.
. Johnson,s Oyster Saloons,
9th, near E. Quality and quantity immense.
steamed and other styles now ready. Ladies' sa-
loon, first moor.
The Following Immense Bargains
Will be sold tomorrow only at NJ. Augensteln's s17
7th St n Decorated lunch sets. 20 pieces, s175;
lnch &C. states and pencils 3. 4, s. Z, SC. each,
worth 5, 9, 10, H. Is and 20c. each bronze stand
lamp. complete, 34c. majOlica cuspadOres, 39c
ma]Glica bowls, 16c complete chamber sets with
sd0nc CHINA Stop jar, $3.50; diShpans, 10, 12 Is,
19c piece; school bags and lunch baskets in large
variety at reduced prices.
Foundry and Machine Shop.
Here IS hard work, intense heat in summer, and
Closely congregated hands. Summer complaints are
common under such conditions. The men Can't
AFFORD TO lose strength by diarrh9ls, nor time by
Davis Pain Killer, to fortly their help against
these diseases. Where it is not thus furnished the
men themselves keep supply on hand, and thus
save themselves from pain and depicting disease.
An Investment OF few dimes saves them from
protracted doctor bills and loss Of wages by loss
Of time.
Enrich
and revitalize the blood by using Browns Iron
Bltters.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.-Mr. c. II. Hartman, Presi-
dent OF the Peoples Bank test es TO the value OF
BroWn's Iron Buffers for relieving indigestion.
MARIANA, FLA.-Dr. Theo. West, says: 81 con-
slider Browns Iron Bitters the best tonic that is
Sold"
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YER'S AGUE CURE. WHEN USED ACCORDING
IA to directions warranted to eradicate from the
system all forms Of maaria disease such Fever and
Ague. Chill Fever Intermittant Remittant aud Bill
GUS Fevers and disorders Of the liver. Try it. The
experiment is safe one. and viii cost you nothing
cure is not effected.
TVHE GLOOMY FEARS, THE DESPONDIEG
views, the WEAKNESS of soul that many plain Of
would often disappear the blood made pure aud
healthy before reaching the deli ate of the BRAIN
Ayers srsaparlla puries and valizes the blood and
thus conduces health Of body and sanity Of mind.
sep6
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To rue ORIDLE VIA BALTIMORE AND P6roMAC r.
N-Fnr tie accommodation OF the citizens OF
Washington WHO d -stre TO visit Baltimore during
the oroie the following trains will leave tho Bal
tlmors- and Potomac railroad station: 80 1886,
AZ, 4ao 600 tspeeiaH and 6:29 p. m Returning,
special train VII leave Calvert station, Batti-
more, at IL 80 r. N
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j. III. CLICK and c. X Unnan, executors OF j. j.
joachim, today, by Mr. Lem To primer. entered
suit against the Northern Liberty Market Com
pany, On note for 81 $780, dated Ell. uary It, 1888
payaDle IN six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-10

How Is THIs7 Misses lis to Goat, spring-hee!
button. warranted, $l.25. Hahn'S, Sl6 7th and 1872
Pa. ave.
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CellulOfd and chrystal eyeglasses, $1.50 Prigg's.
Great Revolution In Single Number
LOtterieS-Nev and Striking Feature
In Single Number Dr8NinyN

On the last Thursday of every month the Henry
Hoiiege Lottery Co, OF Kentucky, will have pub
Tic drawing in Masonic Hall, Masonic Building,
Louisville, Ky:, to be under the sole charge OF
KY. Past Supreme dictator Knights of Honor. and
W. H. Meffert. Esq, Past Grand Master OF Grand
Lodge OF Masons OF KY, who Will allow every
Der ON his ticket. just before the drawing takes
place, and see the tag with the number on 1t cor
responding to the number on his ticket placed in
the wheel in his presence, thus absolutely guar
anteeing fair draw ng. This company has
given bond for 100000 to the Henry County
sell. The Charter has twice been declared legal
by the highest Court in Kentucky. First Grand,
Fair and Public Drawing takes place Thursday,
Sept. 9th, 1888 / capital prize of $50 900: OF
$4,000; OF 5000; 2 OF $4,000 each; 8 OF $1,000
encn; 20 or 500 each; 1857 prizes, amounting to
$1,000. Tickets only 81 each; halves. 81: %
for tickets or circulars to j. j. Douglas, Louisville,
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For RASaRs, LATROBsS AID FURNACES so to
GartrelPS, S15 9TH street. Ranges, latrObes and
furnaces repaired.
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GHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- ''MYSTERY" SHIFT
is the best Shirt 70 cents ever of I'm this or snS
other country. being elegantly made Of the very bsst
This Shirt been sold in this market for ten years
and thousands of best citizens testify its
periority. both as to quality and nt
Only IS cents for the
''MNSTERYn SHIRT.
the best fitting and most Uniform In quality Of any
shirt In the market.
Sold only at
MEGINNTSS,
aul5 1902 + street northwest.
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School Books ami s-hool supplies at j. c. Par
ker's ola ND 6i9 ii q street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
. September 10, iNS3.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGIOS, ID. C., Sept 10, 1889, 9:3) am.
For the m!idle Atlantic states, generally fair
Nedther, followed by r.dn In southern Virginia,
wind from Dofth TO east, lower barometer, sta.
tIoa"ry or slight rise In temperature.
SPECIAL BCLLETIN-THE COLD sNAP-THE COMING
STo.N.
The following special temperatures were re-
p'fted at a m ElstGOrt, 40: Montreal l6c;
Qlecec, 49,; Nj. NdShinZton. go C:eycia I'd i3o !;
arena, ~; Duluth. So: 81. iaHI, 51o; Denver,
90; washington, 49,. The Indications are that
M severe STERN winch Is central OF IN coast OF
ftorid1 VIII move northeast ward during Monday
and TUESDAY, causing dangerous gales Cf the
sSut! Atlantic, middle Atlantic and southern New
England coasts Shipm tsters are warnci that IL
ls not safe Ter vessels TO leaya port The tenper&-
turc win rise slightly in New EDalaud and the
Fiddle states on Tues lay, with partly cloudy
weather.
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out o
town.
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltac Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility. lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B-NC
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed wsm