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The Chicago AricklaJ srs.

CHICAGO, April l0.-No further disturb
ance was created today by the striking brick
men at work on the new Board Of Trade building
have been Withdrawn. A lot of tools. stolen from
a building in course OF erection last night, al o
charged as the work of the strikers to delay opera
tions One OF the men on the Board of Trade
building had trowel stolen, ard began using q
trowel owned by one of the strikers when he was
arrested on the charge Of theft. .
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"MRs PARTISGToN what DO you u-e for
very bad colc?" asked Mrs. Dull. "H and
ktrculefs, ma'am," answered The aged dame,
looking over hee spect scies. HaudSerchieis
are desidtratum IN the event Of cold, but
i bottle Of Dr. Balls Cough Syrup is a
necessity, because it not only relieves, but
cn,ei the worst cod or cough.
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KING RuMBERT's VISIT.

PARIS, April 10.-Tne Repubsiqus Franoaise
says that negotis;ions are p-nding between
/ aly and Germany with regard TO the pro
posed visit of King Humbert, TO be made at
au early Gay. Tue same paper says that
Bismarck strongly urges that the visit be
m ade
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WINTER GRAIN CROPS.
THE AVERAGE VERY MUCH BELOW THAT Ol

LAST YEAR.
WASHINGTON, April 10-The Department
Of Agriculture reports that the condition of
the winter grain crop on the lst of April,
over its entire breadth in Michigan and
other Northern territory, was still covered
with snow. Ia the Ohio Valley winter pro.
lsc ion had been partial for a term locally
varying from three TO ten weeks, after which
the loss from freezing WAS quite general.
The average deprecia ion is greater in the
upper part of the Ohio Valley and in Kan
sac ian elsewhere. East OF the Alleghenies
the condition is good in the northern por
tions, declining slightly in the lower lati-
tudes 1t is not up to average in any psrt
of the South. The average for the crop is
80; last April it was l04; in 1881, S5. The
most observing reporters have examined the
roots, snd in many cases found them healthy,
while the plants are brown. There is good
reason for believing that the real
condition, is. therefore, less uapromi-
of the coldiiion in States of large
production is ss follows: New York, 100;
Pennsylvania, 90; Ohio, 20; Kentucky, so;
Indiana, rs; Michigan, SO; Illinois, so; Mis-
souri,, S3; Kansas, 20; California, 81. The
average Of winter wheat varies little from
la.t year in breadth. The returns indicate
an increase of one per cent. Illinois returns
two per cent. Increase, Ohio, Mlchigao, In
diana and Missouri one per cent. decrease;
California ten per cent increase, and slight
decrease appears 10 the Gull States. The
returns of the quantity OF seed used per acre
indicate tendency 10 thin seeding Ten
years ago about six pecks per acre were
used. Now lees than FIVE and half in the
winter wheat region. Tue increasing use Of
the drill admits of this economy. The aver
age OF winter rye is 99psr cent. OF last years
breadth; average condition, "a.
R.turns received by the Department Of
Agriculture from the spring wheat region
show seed pg 10 progress on The lat of April
| but not anywhere fuished. In Dikota and
| parts of Minnesota it had hardly comm need
large aress being stili covered with snow
The department therefore does not attempt
to anticipate the probable yield Of spring
wheat
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BULLION WITHDRAWN.
THE SLAVE TRADE IN TAxGIER.

Amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of Eoglsnd on balance to day, el07,-
nnn
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E FRANCE.


DOCK LABoRERs STRIKE AT MARsEILLEs.
MARsEILLEs, April l0.-Sevsn thousand
dock lsborers struck work here this morn
ing. Up to 2 o'clock this afternoon the
strikers had committed no unlawful acts.
The authorities have nevertheless taken
measures for the prompt suppression OF die
orders. The streets frequented by the men
are being patroled bv mounted policemen.
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HAVE NOT DISAGREED.

GOVERNMENT STAR ROUTE COUNSEL A UNIT
AS TO THE CONDUCT OF THE CASE.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Merrick, Bliss
aud Ker, government counsel in the S; ar
route case, emph aIically deny the published
report that they have disagreed in regard TO
the conduct of that case. Referring 10 the
story that he would sson sever his connec-
lion with the case, Merriok said he intended
to perform the duty he owed the government
at any cost. He would not leave this case
until it had been prosecuted 10 a conclusion.
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Great Offerings this Week!
Greatest of All!

AIneh all-wool Camsps Hair veilings, worth 75c
we sell at 45c
Gros de Zurich, in all new shadings, at Csc;
worth 81.
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WILL CONFESS HIS GUILT.
PRECAUTIONS AT DUBLIN.

1t is stated that one of the Ph9niI Park
murderers will confess his guilt. Ii is sup
posed that the man referred 10 is Patrick
DelanEY
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INSTANCES with9u! pu nber are on record
In which the poison of scarlet fever, long
dormant in dirty house, mas been reused
into activity by som' probably imperfect or
bad atte mpts at cleansing.
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LAWRENCE, MASS, April l0.-This fore.
noon sheriff Brisgs. acting as the messenger for
Di HSa h the % poSseson o,
also the books of the banking Institution. The
Rev. ID. D. Reagan was authorized to act cnsto-
pointed
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St LsuIs Saloon Il ecpeIs Preparing 20

ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-The saloon-keepers
Of this city are taking steps to contest the
hieh-license dram-shop law passed at the
recent session sf the Legislature The la"
goes into effect in Ju'y, and IN agreed case
will probably b. II sds ard taken directly 10
the Supreme Court
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DIED.

FoR tremulousness, wakefuiness, dizziness
and lack Of energy, most valuable remedy
is Browns Iron Bitters.
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EST a ABLISHED 1910.

TIE long continued experiments Of Lawes
and Gilbert certainly show that nitrogen is
ne constituent Of soils which first fails
when cropping ia continued without apply
ing MEASURES.
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THE WAGE-WORKERS.
Twelve Hundred CigRr.Makers on q
Strike In Cincinnalt,

CINCINNATI, April l0.-rwelve hundred
cigar-makers a strike. demanding in
crease of 81 per l000 in consequence of the taking
off of the tax of IS per 1000. At meeting this
morning it was reported that several manuiactur-
ers had agreed to give the increase.
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The iron aud Steel trades are slowly right
ing themselves and being sdIped to the
changed conditions There have been no
Southern failures, aud but two of any ccpse-
quence in the North.
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ERIaHrFuL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY

FRIeHTFUL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
BERLIN, April l0.-The account OF
dreadful domestic tragedy has been received
from Cham, Bavaria. A rope-maker killed
his wife, mother.in-lsw and two sons, and
then poisoned himself
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MONTGOMERY, April 10.-Heavy rains
throughout all parts Of Alabama. The water
COURSES are up, but loo soon to do much
damage. Some corn will have TO be re.
planted
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IT WOULDN'T DO.
Through q Habit of Keeping His Eyes
open q Gentleman fs Protected from
aSmall Bwindle.

Thanks, my nttle oaugnter, you did the errand
very 4ulcAiy ana nicely, saio tne neao Oh Ger
.aih nome IN IhitiS-ionsin slfest, 9psn,
ing uih .ne u 80, - '.ss .s',l 49,,
iu ms hAnu s 80 nr.,so,,,s 80
VIVA. seu1 you .oi .nas - Ao'
CINE Pokous PLAY iEh At put some cneaP
imitation OF it. 1t is not as neat as the genuine,
"a :. h..,,. not tho xvord r.. pcINF ont In the
anu II nosH eO' sAe "OtN "a :. :,
nldd e. You must nave maoe mistake, earning
mo 1 didn't papa; no didn't" answered the
hriab, u,tls si,bt old eager,v defending her.
~, - - -. -, ~.
self II asked the drug man down here on the
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RUSSIA.
EXTENSIVE FLOODS.

VIENNA, April l0.-A large section Of
country in the southern part OF Russia is
covered with water, owing to floods in the
rivers Traffic on the railways Is suspended
temnnrarilv
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FREE THINKERS ON TRIAl

Charles Bradlaugh, W. J. Ramsay, pro-
prietor Of the Freethi1keT, and G. w. Foote,
editor, charged with publishing a sketch Of
deity and blssphemons libels,were srraigned
before Lord Chief. Justice Coleridge and
Special jury. Bradlaugh, denying being re-
sponsIble for the publication, applied for
and was granted a separate trial. 1t was
given in the evidence that the Freethinker
was published by the Freethought Publish.
ing Company, under which style Bradlaugh
and another traded.
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xou,nerv pcs. Association.

CHATTANOOGA, April l0.-The Southern
Press Association meeis here On the 18Th
instant. An enjoy able programme has been
srranged for the visitors.
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why GOV. RIackburu Exercised HIS
PrerOgatIye In C-rtsia ases

LOUISVILLE, April 1O.-Several nrwspa-
pers have recently published statement
that an alleged pardon broker had agreed,
for the sum Of 500 each, to procure from
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The Bankrupt Auxustiniap,,

NEW YORK, April 10.-1he importing
irm of Ives, Beecher & Co. filed q schedule LA
1ilties. 1856 0Oo nominal assets, $3.50 O00 actual
issets, $I90, 900. x.s,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


MIDDLETowN, N. Y, April 10.-Babcock
q Watrous, manufacturers of wool and straw hats,
have assigned. Liabilities not known.
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LONDON, ONT April TO- A rapid rise in
the river flooded The lower part of the city,
confning many people to their houses. The
water is subsiding
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As tlV3 551ss Of Dr. Beas1n's Celery and
Chamomiie Pils cured a fisnd Of neuralgia,
ulon the Drs couidaf hep, III send tJr some
for mayseE" Clifford Shand, Windsor, Nova
Scotia.
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SMUGGLsD DIAMONDS.

ME-. CUENDETT, OF ST. LOUlS, LlhkLh ~ DE
INDICTED FOR HIS oFrENsE.
WAsHINGToN, April lO-Fhe 5 Sllicitor OF
ths Treasury has made an adverse report
upon the case of Mr.. Cusndett, prominsnt
i.weler Of St.. Louis, arrested for smuggling
s4SO0 worth of diamonds iuto this country
from Parir. Cuendett admitted rns chgrse1
and agreed to pay the duty value OF the
goods and fifty per cent. in addition, which
ii seems was exacted from him. District
Attorney Bliss, OF ST, Louis, reported the
case to the solicitor, and said as the govern
ment had suffered no loss by the transaction,
and also there were other mitigating circum-
stances, he did not think CueDdett should
be indicted. The solititor does not agree
with the district attorney. He holds that it
is a proper case for indictment, and criticises
the action of the authorities in exactiDg an
additional City per cent. on the value OF the
diamonds while ,hp offender was in duress.
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Mr.. Cable. ,ns Nsxell.,. a. a y

Mr.. Cable, The Novelist. as Reader.
Mark Twin wrote TO the Hartford Cou-
rant, calling special attention to q lecture
AID reading which George w. Cable was 10
deliver in that city recently. He said;
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ITAlY.
ENROLLING NEW TROOP

ROME, April 10.-The King has signed 3
decree ordering the formation, as quickly ss
possible, of seventy-two new companies OF
territorial and Alpine troops.
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The Savannah River Rising Rapidly.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 10.-The Savannah
river is rising rapidly. At o'clock last
evening it registered ten feet; to-day at
noon twenty.six feet, and rising at the rate
of three inches an hour.
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IN THE COMMONS.

In the House of Commons, O'Connor
Power, member from Mayo, moved a resolu
tion for the relief of the di-tressed in Ire
land. The scheme proposes the expenditure
of G5,O00,00O 10 promoting home colonizs-
tiop, the sum to, be advanced by the treasury
and the charged rtpIyment to fall prim arily
on the land settled under the scheme, and
then, by way of security, on the sssessable
properly of Irelsnd in snch way that the
treasury shall lose nothing. A provision is
also made for optional emigration.
Trevelysn, Chief Secretary fJr ireland,
said The dIstrsss Eas moi hiDg, like that in
1S47. He declared Powers plan impraUti-
cable. Many persons we're taking advantage
If the facilities now afforded for emigration.
II the motion was adopted serious blow
will be dealt 10 the work the government is
carrying on.
PoWers's motion Has reisc,ed.
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IRELAND.
JOE BRADY's TRIAL POSTPONED.

JOE BRADY'B TRIAL POSTPONED.
DUBLIN, April 10.-The trial OF Joe
Brady, indicted yesterday for tins murder of
Lord Cavendish and Burke, which was to
have begun to-day, has been postponed until
tomorrow, owing to DR.. Webb Adams, who
counsel for Brady, declining to conduct the
defense of the prisoner. Adams gave as a
reason that he vas not prepared. The court
house is strongly guarded again to-day.
Judge O'Brien intimated to Sullivan that
he would be called on 10 CO operate with DR..
Webb Adams in defending Brady. The
Judge also expressed his belief that both gen.
llsmen were unbiased. The Judge insisted
strongly that counsel should be ready TO de-
fend Brady despite their protests. d. B.
Sullivan is counsel, not A. NJ. Sullivan.
WILL CONFESS HIS GUILT.
1t is stated that one of the Ph9niI Park
murderers will confess his guilt. 1t is sup.
posed that the man referred TO is Patrick
Delaney.
PRECAUTIONS AT DUBLIN.
There is no relaxation on the part OF The
authorities here iu their endeavors to detect
and arrest suspicious persons. They have
also just come into possession OF information
that a man has arrived in Dublin who is sup
posed to he an emi.sary of the dynamite
party, duu WuOec tnc dcblIuCNiOh
| OF property. All the hotels are being watched
with the hope Of arresting him. The Cold.
| stream Guards have been pl lacsd In the build
ing adjacent to the Green street courthouse,
where The trials of the Phoenix Park assas
sins are TO take place. The object is 10 Sc
cure the protection of the officers Of court
and inform.rs who are 10 testify against the
accused men.
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.
LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch from Dub
lin states that ons OF The men actually par
ticipating in the murder OF Csvendish anc
Burke has declined TO be defended, declaring
his intention to plead gEilty. He has nc
hope of escaping conviction. The name 0
the man is withheld. His statement regard
ing his participation in the crime will b
made iu The dock, where he previously an
swered for the murderous offense. The mai
referred TO obviously is Patrick Delany.
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Gibraltar Dispatch says four slaves were
sold on the public street OF Tangier near the
British legation. Europeans there are very
indignant over it.
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Germau.American B. and l.. Association.
TyHE monthly loan meeting of this Ass ociation
Il taxes plare ON THURSDAY. April 18th at
O'Clock pm. Members are requested to cay their
dues promptly. othe wise fines will be strictly en-
forced New stock for sale o. which loans can be
made at once. JOHN SCHEIBLER, President.
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IN KsoTo LODGE, No 2ee, F. and AN.
u will hold a special communica: ~ -
ton this (wEONE5DAY) evening. April~ ~
iith at 7:so O'Clock, for work in the Eel NJ
iow-CraIt Degree. All F.C.'s in good/ "
standing lie fTaternally invited.
By order. BUN F. PRICE, VIM
Attest: r c. WILMAMsON. Secretary.
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CT. ELMO OCOMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT.
> Win meet in special conclave this "a
(WEDNEsDAY) evening. in the Asylum,~ -
Masonic Temple. at O'Clock. for work M
in the order OF the Temple. Full UNIFORM "
Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited.
By order r. W. GALLOWAY, &c.
join D. HuHs Recorder.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that wss this day
IN ouadded administrator OF B W. Williamson
deceased. by the Probate Court Of Shelby county,
wed B. " WILLIAMSON.
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MONTREAL, April 10.-The liabilities of
:. C. Snowden & Co.. iron mongers, amount to
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sSignment OF 4. ID Barnum, JeWeIer,
LpaiSvfIIe.

LOUISVILLE, April 1O.-F. d. Bsrnun,, a
dny trs1sie6S bis stock to csp nrW,n 6
gau for the benefit of his creditors. Liabilities,
estimated, nearly $40 600. The assets cannot be
known until an inventory is made tomorrow.
The assignment was hssteued by threatened suits
by Eastern firms, who hold most OF the liabilities.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

fsArHARINB BURKHART and 6eorgs Burk..
" hart, her husband, and Jacob A. Wsrlsy,
whose postofios address 10 Belleville, wood
county. Wsst Virginia. will take notice that
on the 2eth day Of March, 1893, Edward
oksy, as Administrator Of Z tas estate Or
James Worley, deceased, flsd his certain
petition against them and others In the Pre-
bate Court Of Monroe county. 0his, the object
and prayer Of which Is to obtain an order TO-
sell the premises Of which James worlsy
died seized and apply the proceeds to the pay
ment Of the debts Of said deoedcnt. Eaia
real estate is situate IN said Monroe county.
Ollie, and is described As follows, to wiz:
The southeaat quarter Of the southwsst
quarter Of section twenty i've. township ave,
Of range six.
Alss, the south hals Of the nsrthesse
quarter Of the. southwest quarter. Of same
section township and range, except two and
half acres Of OF the vest side Of said last
mentioned tract sold BY said James worley
10 Buphrouius Pryor.
Also, the following dsferibed tract, to Wit:
Commencing for the same at the southwest
corner Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty Ave. township nvs Of range six. run.
ming tAszcs east With the 'sectisn line sixty
two rods; thence north one hundred and
twenty rods; thenos west sixty two rods:
thence south with the quarter section line 70
the place Of bssinniag,in oil enc handrsd and
three and seventy ave hundrsd,h ao,ss,
You are required to answar on or before
the 18th day N Nay, 1888. -
EDWARD .oKlY,
Admr Of the estate Of James Wsslsy, dsc'a
mche7, ,'SSw7. .s
sfRrees 4 DEIses, Att'ys.
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WISE NORDS.

Study to he what you wish to seem
Woman IS most perfect when mos
wonanlY. ,.
The man hiss not lived in vain whit
plahts gool tree in the right place.
Hard workers are usually honest; in
dustry lifts them above temp alton.
He Is happiest, he he king OF peas
ant, who finds peace in bis own home.
Men usnsllv follow their wishes Ill
suffering cumpels them to follow thei
judgment.
The sleep OF memory is not death
forgotten studies are certain aptitude.
gone to sleep.
We never know the true value o
friends, While they live We are tN
sensitive to their faults; when we have
lost them we only see their virtues.
The hest rules to form q mans char.
aetsr are To talk little and hear much, to
ref ct alone on what has passed in com.
panv, to distrust ones own opinion, and
value others that deserve it.
Itis easy to i've In this worlds opin-
ion. il is easy in solitude to live after
vour own; but the great man is he who,
in .he midst OF the crowd. keeps with
perfect sweetness the independence O.
solitude
II there Is anything which even very
clever Young man ought to congratulate
himself on. 1t Ia the knowledge, early
acquired. that he ia not a genius For
u he thinks otherwise, the chances are
that the mistake may spoil him; while
II he proves to he genius. the world
will find il out before, be does.
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HEALTH HINTS.

: Apples before break fsst, we'll masii
Gated, are an aid 10 the digestive organs
It is reported. says DR.. Foote's HeaIlt
Monthly. that q club Of business mtr
has heen formed in New York. pledged
20 slow eating at lunch. A good move
ment.
Torelieye the swolIowen joins OF tbs
feet, paint the joints with iodine morn
irg and night: wear shoes big enough
for The feet, even Il they are large shoe,
require to he long as well as broad, and
nsve low heels; new shoes will not hurt
il they are large enough.
In a paper read before. the Inperia
German Congress Of Surgery the case
is described OF woman who. having
lost the whole OF the biceps with ih,
exception OF thin strip Of fish, wal
grated With piece Of muscle tsker
from . dog. Complete healing tool
plac.,. and subsequent treatment viii
elec rici,v restored motion TO the limb
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Precious Hope--Peruna.

One morning while he cher husband
was holding her ur in order that she
could breathe more easilv, after having
s,ruegled with had spell of coughing.
he male the remark that he dld not he
)ieyp size would tver gel well. when she,
In her weakness, ssid: Yes. l will, il
vnu will hiirg Dr.. HARTMAN" Tn
doctor Was hroneht. He prescribed
/. aspoonful OF Peruna every hour. She
began to improve from the first dos'
she toek She told me to-day she hss
never felt better in her lie than she
does now. and that she cannot saV toe
mucb tor Ferxna A J MILLER.
Her husband writts: "South Chicago
III Dec. l9, 1881: ! have living wit
nes, of the vir;u OF PerEnd IN nv
wife who rss ssved from death nv It
! certify that everv word on page 80 in
In B4pTEAN's hook on the "lils o
Ii :" ia true IN everv particular.
T.S. EBERLINE.
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FACTS.


Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con-
sult the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars On fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change sf
sars tc Chicago. where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
vest, northwest and southwest, making
hut q. single change of cars to Iowa
K,ssss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota
s.e. Ne other line can offer such advan.
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-I's
oosts but, very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to tie saving of much of both as well 81
money. Above all things do net pur
chase tickets before having talk or re
ceiving a letter from one Of the B. 4 o
Agents. A letter addressed to W. e
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J T. Lane
Wheeling. w. Va, to j A. Webb, Eos
toria, Ohio; to IA. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen
tlemen will lead to Thorough informa
ZION as to all necessary details Of TIM
esnnsctions. fares, baggage, etc.. etc.