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Washington Post
1t Is a noteworthy fact that an American
citizen who is fortunate enough to acquire
anything like notoriety Is certain to be mum
dated with floods Of letters Out of the en-
dire number received there Is hardly ever one
that has the slightest interest or value. Col.
Ingersoll receives every day enough letters
In the way Of advice, suggestion and argu-
ment TO make the fortune OF a junlshop. I
was In his Office not long ago when he re-
eeived a brief note from an Ohio man cover
ing ninety closely written pages Of foolscap,
pasted end to end, 90 as TO mak a long roll.
Tho writer desired to hRve = little friendly
argument with the colonel and his letter was
tina first installment
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

pr. z. Q. wFsT's NERVE and BRAIN
a guaranteed specific for
nsuralgia, headache. men vous prostration,
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wax efrlness. mental deprsssion, softenine
Of the brain, resulting In insanity and lead
Ing To misery, decay and death, prem AZURE
old age, loss Of power in either
caused by over-sxertion OF the brain, self.
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ofprice.
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Will send the purchaser a written guarantee
to refund the money 1. the treatment does
not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by
George W Hort. druggist. Cheyenne. Wyo,
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the cure OF nervous and physical debility, vi.
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loss OF vigor. seminal weakness, end all the
youthful ioliies and abuse, or excuses OF ma
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1t permanently prevents all unnatural loss
rom the system, as thousands can attest who
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lie. pup
It is indeed a wonderful ~remedy-tonine
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/ WONDERED.
Philadelphia CALL

! wondered II Bell would have me-
Her beauty was past expressing.
I wondered Il she would dout ms
At my true loves contesxing.
I wondered II ! would stutter
Just at the proposing TINA,
Or would words like summer buttor,
Run freely, 30 ! could rhyma
Iwondsrod II she would tal, fainttng-
Her senses gone amisslng-
Right into my arms, in raptures,
Or some state at for kissing.
Then ] wondered would she spurn me
With Der grand styls of frowning;
! wondered. II such should happen,
WHARF ! would do my drowning.
1 wondered what gave me courage
For deeds so supsrhumRn;
Anyhow, I popped the questiou-
6ho answered nke-a woman
Since then I've had cause 10 wonder
Though all the while I've hid 10,
And ! wonder at this moment
Why the dickens ! did IT,
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Lord Salisbury, writing in Tn Ninoteenth
Century, say that the condition Of the lower
Glasses In England to-day Is almost exactly
parallel with that Of the French democracy
previous to the revolution This Is the utter
ance Of a Tory leader, and, taksu In eonjuno-
mayors day, looks somewhat luminous rs TO
CARDS the political stability Of Great Britain.
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tCor. Augusta Constitudonalist
People In New England eat cold food much
more than WI do south. The cold pie Is a
universal diet Housewives bake a weeks
pies ut a time and use them every meal.
Cold sweet doughnuts and coffee are a gen.
eral breakfast dish. Less hot biscuits are
used than with us, cold bread being eaten in
stead. The staple dishss for dinner are roast
beef, boiled potatoes and squash. Very little
warm food Is eaten at supper.
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Bakers Mining Horse Power

The most eflicient and practical machine ever
Invented for the service OF Prospectors and
others requiring the use of Horse Power. Pos
sessiug an the requir ments Of a first class hoist,
and Attending means for the continuous opera
ton OF a pump or blower, without interfering
with a hoisting apparatus.
It'll made entirely OF iron no piece weighs
over 80 pounds. AT the ordinary speed OF a
horse, a I6O-pound bucket OF ore may be raised
100 feet per minute The holstlng drum is under
the complete control OF the man at the shaft,
and is capable Of carrying 800 feet OF hvs-
elghths steel rope. The cost OF erection Is
slight, as two men In half a day can easily put
1t In place ready for work.
While the power Is more particularly Tor
mining purposes, It Is equally adapted to all
other ~, Q where animal power Is required.
t5-Send for circular. Address
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
BANKIN, BRAYTON Il CO.,
GENERAL FFTCE AND WORKS,
san Francisco, California
Chicago once and Works, 100 Clinton street,
WILLIS @. DODD Superintendent,
New York once, IS Broadway,
HENRY B MURRAY Y. Manager.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cath
artic; for feverishness. restlessness,
worms, constipation. 25c.
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,'
loo. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns. warts, bunions-
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hA1A - sICuIAN
Hair Remover.

Seldom does L popular remedy win suoh a
strong hold upon tho public confidence as hss
Halls HAIR REVIEWER. The cases In which
It has accomplished q complete restoration Of
color 20 tne hair, aud vigorous health TO ths
Bcalp, arc innumerable.
Old people like 1t for Its wonderful po7sr TO
restore to thoir whitening locks their original
color and beauty. Mlddlo-Gged people like It
because It prevents them from getting bald,
keeps dsndrun away, and makes the hair
grow thick sad strong. Young ladies like IL
as 4 dressing because it gives tho hair = beau
tiful glossy ~lustro, and enables them TO dress
it in whatever form they wish. Thus 1t is the
favoFite OF all, and It has beeoms 50 simply
because It d~lsappoints no one.
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sBuchupaiba-"

Quick, complete cure, sl annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
81. Druggists
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A0REHOUND&1Ak
@ Invariably Cures Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Threats,
Asthma, Group, and all Aztec
lions of the Breathing Organs.

70 BEL
ITS soothing iniusnoe upon the Initiated
air passages is due to the fact that Its ingredients
are the most efacaoious pulmonics known,
tho basis of the article being the honey Of the
plant, chemically united with the
Abies BslssInes, or Balm of 0ilsad. Thar
are besides i've other botanic ~sis-asnta whie,
give additional efficacy.
Those h have used 1t say that Haie's
Honey OF and Tar u Wonder
fully remediaI1n all cases whsre the organs Of
respiration are affected, and that its action Is
unusually rapid. 1t contains nothing that
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agreeable flavor, and Is sold at a figure which
enables those of the most limited means TO svall
themselves Of its virtues
Children derive great bsneht from its
soothing properties when suffering with Group
and whooping Cough. an.
Prscss-S0c. and 81 per bottle; largest, cheapest
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
C. N. CRITTEEToN, Sole Prop'r, MY.
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i veriising In 30 good sent
free. Address GEO. p. HOWELL d CO., 10
Spruce Street, New York.
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Middle-Aged Men.

There are many men of the age OF 30 TO 90
who are troubled with too frequent evacua-
ton OF the bladder, often accompanied by a
slight smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening OF the system in q manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits a ropy sediment wiz
often be found, and sometimes small parti.
Giles OF albumen will appear, or the color Will
be ofakin or milkish hue, again to
a dark and torpid Appearance. There are
many men who die of this difhculty, fgnor-
ant ofthe cause. which is the second stage of
seminal DR. Wagner will guar
antee a perfect cure in all such cases and a
healthy restoration OF the genito-urinary
organs. Consultation free. Thorough exam
ination and advice, $500.
All communications SHOULD be addressed
to Dr.. Henry Wagner. postofiee box 2sse.
Denver, Colorado. luL N
The Young Mans Pocket Companion, by
DR.. II. Wagner. is worth Its weight in gold 10
young men. Price. si25 sei1 by mail 10
any address.
Dr. Wagner has had entire. charge of
the medical and surgical Institute for
the past year heretofore known as DR..
Splnney & Co.. S43 Larimer street. Denver.
Colorado, now known rs
DR.. G & 60.
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DR.. WAGNER
81 Co.'s
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


843 Lnrimer Street. Denver.
Chronic diseases of men and women sue
cessfully treated. Surgical operations of all
kindsperformed. piles, Fistula, Varicocele,
and Hernia, cured without knife or caustic.
Diseases ofEye and Ear a speciality. by one
member of this firm
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful follles or indfscretions, Will do well
to avalthemselves OF this the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DIR. WAGNER will guarantee TO forfeit i've
hundred dollars for every case OF seminal
ess or private disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes 10 and fails
to cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

The new Arch Street Opera House, Phila-
dephia was opened night with kice's comedy Conn
paDy, In the comic opera OF Virginia" Inc lessee Is
Mr. Ira f. Bride the mandger, Mr. Joun +. German.
Mr.. Edward E. Kidder has accepted the office
Of business manager of Peoples THEATRE thln-
er'sj in tue Bowery " Fun the Bristol was pro-
duced there last night Kidder's energy, taste
experience and popularity make INN an excellent officer
Tor tue difficult post 10 wnicd he has Deem caiied'
MIR. Barrett has entered on the fourth week
Of his engagement at Theatre where his ac Ing
rs LaneiOo IN Mr.. Boxers tragedy OF Francesca da
Rimln" continues to draw fuli houses Tho actor is
Recalled upOn the scene several Times edch hiSh WIN
remarkable enthusiastic
Mr.. Augustus Walters, the well-known
slocuonst, has recently been giving entertainments at
Saratoga and has elected much commentator there
Colonel Richie refers hun one OF tae most DELI
cate and correct contemporary inter Ireers o prose
anu pOetry veteran observer SCHUYLER Skeets
prOnOances his reaung OF Grays Eesy the periectlo
OF clOcuton."
NJ IS Gerard popular London actress, who
comes TO America under engagement of MI Johh Stet>
Son, lately arrived In Boston, aboard tue Partma MI
Charles COghan passenger by the same SHIP
Both these performers will appear at the Fih Avenue
Theatre in this city. Mr.. COghlau an Old tavorte Is
likely To well received Miss Gerard, "a wcIi-cOm-
mended stranger WILL OF course DC seen anu nedo Win
interest aud sympathy
Miss Rose Eytinge, who comes to the PeO-
PIES Theatre week, will appear as Rose Michel Mr.
J. B. studey-an excellent tue part-has been
specially engaged to play Pierre Michel
MIR. WyInan and Miss Wilson appeared at
the strakOsc Theatre, in Tweniythirust last ught IN
aplay entitled "Yakle" wBica has been seen In the
country theatres. but comes mere Tor the nfst time
The performance dire failure, aud deserved u De
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RAILWAY IhTERESTS.

GOV. EVANS on 1HE COLORADO FIGHT.
In speaking of the injunction suits brought
10 prevent the sale OF securities OF the Denverand New
orleans Railroad Company, in which Justice Donohue
yesterda rene Ecdy the njunctOns Ex-Governor Evans
OF Colorado president the road said last night: In
the course OF the trial OF these suits IL became manifest
That the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad was at the
bottom OF the proceedings from the fact that Mr.
Friend the plaintiff, assistant in the office Of the
Rio Grande Companys attorney in this city and that the
latter had trying to purchase other claims against
the Denver aud New-Orleans Construction Company"
There has active rivalry between the Denver
and Rio Grnnde an the Denver and New Orleans since
the latter road opened between Denver aud Pueblo
Col Passenger rates have been at 70 cents between
These two pOnts--A distance OF 40 mes-slnce last
autumn and freight rates at 3 cents per hundred
pounds. Governor Evans said IAe fght against our
rnn has been the most disastrous in the whole history
nj railroad warfare the Denver and Rio Grande, the
Httackug party When it began the Rio Grandcs stock
and bonds were above par The stock Is now ranging
Secen 20 and 80 and the bonds between 70 ANA
as Az decline OF 70 per cent on $4,000 boo OF stock
tne loss IA S24 900 and decline OF 20 per cent on
3 900 900 bonds 250 OO0a total loss to the stock
and nondholdcrs OF 1885, BOO 000 This has been lered
during the contest. The Rio Grande people say that
thr de probation not all be owing 10 the contest
Hut the throwing of the earnings OF the best part
Of their rOad-namcy that between Denver and Pueblo
for n wear aud hat has reduced the earnings that
their loss constitute the largest part OF the cause OI
the decline"
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
I1nEr. suITIN CINCINNATI.

LIBEL SUIT IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI Sept 1.-THE Ne,cs JOurnd! NJ
served with notice this evening that Seneral Anar3
$780, 900 damages for libel in printing the DE camp scs
September l6 Warrants have been sworn out ior ~ ~
fest OF AE Underwood the Editor and Two reporters
PARDoNED BY GOVERNOR CLEV ELANn
ALBANY, Sept. 1.-THE Governor mas paruono0
SONS March 1877 the fifteen years. on Tires
convictions for the crime Of bigamy.
THE RETENTION OF WAGES FOR STORE Bills
ALLENTOWN, Penn. Sept. 17-FOrty-three OF the
suits brought against the Bethlehem Company py oSE
which decided by alderman In favor OIL the
this afternoon appealed to court by the company
CONVENTION OF NEW ERSEY PREACHEf.S.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1.-The twenty-thlro
annual convention Of the local preachers OF New1ersez
following officers elected: President r. Mills u
Trenton; yicepresdent. w. II. Carly secretary T. ~.
johnson: treasurer j. HOPKINS NIneland was seieo'e"
the place for next meeting.
THE MAssA cHUsETTs COTTON MILLS
LAWRENCE Mass, Sept 1.-The water In tne
Company's pond has risen four ieee shcS
and sunday An the mills are In dS % rs css
padty Two hundred hands are also out Oh empo5 n' "
the Everett mills.
STRIKER, RETURN TO WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-Of the thirty-six
went on strike for an about five weeks ago.
all except returned 10 work to-day Iher te.ni1
the outcome Of CONCESSIONS made by the nrm whc "S
increased the for weaving from Al 10 va cents
THE voLKsFEsT IN Will MNGTOM
WuNINGTON. Del, Sept. 1.-THE NolksfeSt
three days for the benefit OF the
can school, this morning with street iian
Manufacturers and business men Reneraly nt1
Of militia councmen police and local and visiting oanas "
workingmen and Gle rman societies.
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NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
JOHN HILL A STRONG CANDIDATE--wILIAM WAL
TER PHELPS FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBuNKI

TER PHELPS FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI
TRENTON, Sept. 17.-An unusually large pro-
portion Of tho delegates to the Convention tomorrow
who have been prominent in the councils of the
party and the leading Republicans Of New-Jersey are
here IN full force tonight The only candidate who has
strong friends pressing his Is John Hill.
The delegates from Bergen Passaic and Morris counties,
which form his Congressional district, are prac Ideally
unanimous for him. He will have votes also IN Sussex
which in his old district during his early Congress
sonal history II looks II South Jersey would
give large vote Judge Shpman has some strength In
the northern counties. Stone. OF Union, and
Amos Clark OF the county. are spoken OF as posi-
bic candidates Senator Appegate Il the fayOre OF the
MOI mouth deieg his victory In that Democratic
stronghold has gwen hE prestige throughout the
state. Senator Taylor has positively declined and
so has CO.onel Toney. IL surmised early IN the
evening that g. A. HoDart had consented to run. but
the facts ara that he has again been earnestly
solicited TO allow his name to be presented.
He has never seriously entertained the ques-
ton. and. like many other prominent men OF both
parties absolutely declines.
During the afternoon 1t was said that Judge Jonathan
Dixon Of the Supreme COlrt, would take the nomna-
lion II offered TO him. This changed tho SITUATION a 1
once Iudge Dx,p:ln character and attainment would
be the ideal Governor. ue stands among the fore
Wny of the delegates are Convinced that he IL last the
Kind OF man called for by the occasion. There Is one
here however who Is prepared 10 assure the cOnyeu
ton that no would accept tue nomination.
Tue state Committee has been In session dur
ing the evening and the reports OF the condition
OF the party In the various counties are most
encouraging. The committee nls selected VIII
tam Walter Phelps temporary chairman
convention with John Y. Foster for secretary,
william A. McCrelllsh OF Mercer; ]. Boyd Nixon. Of
Cumberland, and William II. Pohl. OF Essex, Vice.
secretaries. At midnight the qu ston OF clndidai es
seems DE narrowed To JOIN iIill and Judge Dixon
judge Dxons rcnds are urging special consldora'
ton ia favor his strength In Hudso County, the
home of Mr. Albeit The best OF feeling IL e7ed
and every do the best thing for he
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LOCKED IN THEIR WORKROOM.

A BUILDING on WHICH FIRE ESCAPES ARE NEED Ed
\ notice has been sent from the Bureau of
Buildugs TO Marx Herzog owner OF tue yest0red build
Ing No. G5G Broadway, directing him to erect line OF
fre-eseapes on the rear wall OF the building 1t WAS
stated also In the nOce that gate at the head OF the
stairway on the ourta floor OF the building must be kept
unlocked at all hours OF the day. Inspector Ester
brooks attention called TO the building by two let
ter one OF which Bs addresse 10 the Inspector and the
other to FIRE COmpssoner Purroy 1t was asserted In
both letters that about 800 and girls were locked
In ROOMS on fourth ana NTH floors OF the building
during worklng 2 hOurs that there no means Of
escae Tor .hem In case of fire. and that In case OF
pa nc there would he great loss OF life.
Lxamincr Mcnamara went TO the building and found
that tue upper portion occupied Dy Fisk. Clark
Fagg manufacturers of mems furnishing goods In the
workroonS On the fourth and nfth nOOrS aD0ul 800
woueu and girls were employed Many OF item hdd
been at nrm several years ANA they IA no
couuluuis To make about their treatment The rooms
were well ventilated aud well lighted and the sanitary
arrangements appeared To be perfect There were TWO
hts sIarS leading FROM front and rear entrances 10
the tO floor the doors TO the sthlrwdysOn me BIOau
way cnd OF the building were locked on the TWO upper
f,o. At the head the stairway ON the iOufth
floor wns IA low wooden gate provided with u locE.
Members the firm sad that the gale was KEPT lOckcu
for AN hour every afternoon 10 prevent employees IRON
leaving The building before u O'Clock. Tbcy declared
thai IA case Of panic lire the gate could he broken
down easily, and that keys 10 the hall doors on the
krplwsy end OF buidIng Kept always within
reach oI the employees. Mr. Mcnamara however report
ed that he considered the OF exit In case OF hc 10
Ia, uicrnt ANA he Thought also mat the gate ought
not TO kept locked Inspector EscrbroOk decided to
bave Microscopes placed the building as precauIon-
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DIED..

BEDLEIn Jersey CITY Monday %Ornng dRs ss
FaHsrs from M her &
friends are invited without further notice.
InteInent at Freehold, n. j.
BowNE--At PaO Pinto Texas saturday mOrnng, sep
a 6 Soa No. r. aSa anfEa mma BOVINE Of aged -
years
ambaat Fraaee FredercS Sttereid this clfy
and friends OF the family are 70 lena Y M,
late residence No Il 18h.s Tuesday lSTh ias'
cAMPBELL-suddenly Richheld Springs, on Saturday.
september 10, 1883. Alex inder Campbell ~
T wsdas. sssyS September TO- a. oSocs
MonSny .e%Sss y, isss Mary Anna Ser
ren, invited % attend me ner, az d hSs
Please DO send flowers.
OF the late William Ferrel in tue Odd year o. ler ago
Relatives anu irie t re Of DE- r. Fran sn smith,
So 81 I28th-st. thus (ruesday) evening at 8 O'Clock
HINEsAt tho United states Hotel september L. captain
OF fuuerll hereafter
salem papers please copy.
PAGE-on Sunday 10th inst, at 9pm Colonel Augustus
FascTs fassdy the 18TH at from his late residence
ISIS q Of f Rs s S'" so
Of the HoilsatOnc Rl.
sToNEsuddeny on MONDAY september IL %, h snI b.
aylled to attend the funeral SERVICES al W. dn ss
dence hts parents No AL safest, brooAyn "eoheS-
day the 18th ins- at IL O'Clock a. w.
sTRYKER-At his late residence, Lamberyille n j. sep
tember II, James D. stry ker IN The ssh year OF ny
Church. at 2:30 y III.
sTRyKER--At West Philadelphia. Monday, September
10 Malcolm sccond samuel D. and Grace NJ StryAef
age 2 years aud months.
his late residence No SIS West l9ths on sep.
tember BENJAMIN Titus, In the l4h year Oi ms age
Funeral Eighteenth street NJ h Chuch iuesusT
morning AT ~ o'clock
WHEELER-In New Haven, Coma. on Friday evening sep;
tember TheOdOsa Davenport widow Oh tle Late nscii
q N heeer esq TIT, city IN the 13d year OF her ago.
Funeral services her late residence 30 IS PIospec|sI'
New.Hayen on tuesday. september Is, al ~ a. in
tntermept in Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday afternoon