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BIshop simns-n suoa.

PHILADELPHIA March 20.-Suit was entered
yesterday against the venerable Bishop Simp-
son, OF the Methodist church, on a note of
$500, by William Nichols, for many years q
manufacturer In Remington The note ls
nearly FIVE years old. At the time Il was
N ade Methodist church In Kensingt0n, Of
which Mr.. Nichols vas a member, was on the
point Of being sold by the sheriff under fore.
closure of a mortgage. The Bishop was de.
sirous Of saving the church, and, IL is said
borrowed $500 for that purpose from Mr..
Nichols, giving his note at three months for
the amount. Mr.. Nichols, who was 10 receipt
Of large income, made no demand upon the
note until recently, when, having met with
reverses, he became anxious TO obtain the
money. His counsel wrote 70 tho reverend
gentleman, but receiving no reply he began
the gutf
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ne result Of Irlsh outrages.

BfRKENHEAD, Mach "a large employer
has discharged all Of bis Irish workmen de-
claring be would 10 longer disgrace himself by
paying people who foster assassins.
dynamite Depois IN ST. Petersburg.
ST. PETERsnURG, March 20.-TEo dynamite
depots have been discovered here. Forty per-
sons were arrested yesterday Tho arrests for
the week number 200, Including pupils Of mil
itary schools and railway officials.
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.r,ad and Ro,,naa 1ndiotae

PROVIDENCE, r. T., March 20.--ID tho Su-
preme Court In Newport a grand Jury found
for burglary 10 the day time and another for
grand larceny against George Rounds. The
grant jury also had these culprits before It and
began an Investigation as 20 their place and
manner Of life during the ten days Of hiding
after their escape from jail
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Rev. Lawrence Walsh. treasurer oi the
irish National Land League. to-day cabled
5000 to Ireland fof relief uf the victims Of
famine IN the West Walsh has just cAbled
Parpell that his presence at ths Philadelphia
Land League convcption on the Goth Of April
"a fnassarnffyeiv denaRuded
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A1Nas
Suicr&De aud
low grades. 3 2ss14 70
y Spring and
NN Spring. 5 25a6 25
Patent Spring
Wheais sS o07 rs
Michigan Win
ter straightsS 1896 %
10 roller 2Sa6 20
ST. Louis Win
ter straight 6 256d SO
DO roller % Soa7 90
Winter Wheat
aFa.ssa . - -
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SPORTING.
Base Rnll Matohen.

NEW HAVEN, CT, March 20. iSs3.A series
OF base ball games hos been arranged between
Yale nine and those OF Bowdoin, and Bates
College and Colby University.
Hanlan win Row Rose but Not at st.
John.
I'oHoNTo, March 20--Hanan positively de-
ellnes going 20 the maritime provinces 10 row
Ross. If Ross will agree TO row on any Of the
waters half way between Toronto and ST. John.
N. b., ho will DO accommodated Hanlan
th inks the amount stated for expenses, $780, 10
q $1,000 race out OF all proportion and In the
race be proposes expenses will not he given or
taken. The latter has 5000 on deposit with
Turf, Field a Farm and calls on Ross to cover
IL
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sr. JoHYs n. r., March 20.--The overland
mail from Notre Dame Bay brings intelligence
Of the complete destruction by fire Of the court
house and Jail at TwilliDgate where there
we're two prisoners confined at the time and
both escaped. Some furniture and nearly all
the books and documents were consumed.
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Generous Bequest

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--The will Of the
late Adam j. Gasz, merchant OF this city,
which was admitted to probate today, be-
queathes 100000 10 various Catholic charita-
bic and educational institutions OF this city.
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conrarts to hIormonism.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March GA presid-
ing elder of the Mormon church is ia this city
arranging for the emigration OF converts TO
Utah. He says that there are now ninety mis-
sionares at work throughout the South, and
that the annual number Of converts is 200. .One
hundred and iiity converts win emignte ne,I
wpak
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New YorL sock nnd Money Marke,.

10y IbItyfdpII
NEW YORK EAIch. 2O-Money On call loaned up
IL 20 49, but In the late dealings dropped 70 IL and
closed offered at 15 with IL the last loan; prime
mercantile paper at 6d712. Exchange weak and
the nominal rates were lowered " TO 4.8112 for
go days and 4.o4 for deInand actual business being
done at .8OA for long and 4.S31s for short. Gov
ernmeDts weak and "a lower for ext 5s. rs lower
for As but unchanged for 3s and 41zs. State bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds duh and irregular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1O1 900 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
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GLASGOW. Steamship Scandinavian 30 Az
bush wheat S74S sacks flour, 800 dc oatmeal, 14a1
bds spool wood 80 bbls potash $685. lbs butter 90
eases canned meats, 10 bags cloyer seed 400 head
cattle.
IIUMACoA, PR. sShr Eben Fisher--l450 phooks
and heads, 4076 hupgs, 10000 II boards.
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chareed with stealing 100000.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 20.-The case Of
William II Collier, the secretary Of the Mari
ou Trust Company, which has mysteriousy
sunk IT'S entire assets Of 100000, and who il
charged with embezzlement, is before the court
to-day on writ Of habeas corpus
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


PORTLAND, AIch. 20.
Flour h quiet and unchanged. In Provisions Beef
4 very strong with an advancing endencyswe quote
Porx firm and zoe higher. Sugar is in fair demand
and steady. The market for potatoes is strong
and &c better on all grades; J. !. Libby s Co. are
now loading the schooner Henry G. willard with
Rose potatoes for the southern market. Eggs were
scarce to-day and wanted. Cheese arm and higher
for nne lo,s. Butter shows decline Of from 70
Sc y n.
re following srs ,e-dsy's Qcotstisns OF Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &C.
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Chicago Live stock sIarle,.

(By Telegraphl
CHICAGO. Mcb. Hogs-Receipts Is, 900 head;
shipments $500 head stronger opening but closed
weak; mixed o0a7 65; heavy 65aS %; light at
lca7 10; skips o0a5 75.
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The Toledo, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
road.
TOLEDO, o., March 20 The annual meeting
II the stockholders of the Toledo, Cincinnati
& ST. Louis railroad (narrow gauge) was held
here to-day aud the following directors were
elected George William Bailou, Of New
York. John McNab, OF Gioversvilie, N. r.,
Theodore Adams, Of Philadelphia, @. q.
Moees, OF Bath, Me-, and John Felt Osgood Of
Boston. A little over S125, 900 shares Of stock
out Of total Of $4,000 shares were voted.
The board of directors viii meet in Boston
ApFii I'd for the election Of efIicers
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HARTFORD, Ct., March 21.--At o'clock
this morning Brooks johnson, colored servant
Of the Misses Jndson of East Hartford was ar
rested on suspicion Of being concerned in their
murder. He is locked up in this city.
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William Sprague was then nominated for
Governor BY a rising vote, seven voting against
Il. A committee was appointed TO confer with
a committee OF the Independent or Sprague
convention held last week, relative TO filling
the remainder OF the ticket Committees were
also appointed on resolutions and to invite Mr.
Hpraguo 70 accept the nomination.
The committee on resolutions this afternoon
reported II inexpedient TO report a platform.
Tho report was accepted and tho convention
adjourned without completing the ticket.
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THE WATERFOWL MURDER
Two Men Arrested but Discharged a
Suspected Person.

1WoIIUNUbU bIHWIIf
BosroN, March 20-Two men were arrested
today In connection with the Watertown mur-
der case but both were discharge Five thou
saud dollars reward has been offered by the
Watertown authorities. A man was seen by a
railroad employe Sunday morning walking on
the track He said no had job TO do in
Watertown tho previous Sunday, had slipped
up on it, but would fix it this time. He was
about 2S years old,G5 feetleight, light complex
ion, weight about 100, light brown moustaohe,
brown hair cut close, grey striped oyerooat,
grey Checkered under suit, pantaloons badly
worn. He said he was matchmaker.
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Winter W heat and Rye in the West.

Winter W hbhb anu fty8 N bI5 W WGHJ'
CHICAGO March 20.--keports from yarions
parts OF the State indicate that the frequent
cold spells have injured the winter wheat crop
20 TO 30 per ceut. Dispatches from oil parts ef
Kansas say that winter wheat and rye Is in bet
ter condition than for many years.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. Mch. l1.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
33 cars miscellaneous merchandise for connocffpg
roads 1l5 cars miscellaneous mer chandise.
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Fair weather, diminishing northwest winds
becoming variable, stationary or lower temper
ature and higher pressure.
Cautionary Signals continue from Key West
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MASSACHUSETTS.
small Por In Holrore.

oLAH Fox n EU43OAt
SPETHGRIELD. Mass, March 10,-Two cases
Of small pox in Holgoke. Precautions have
been taken against its spreading.
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Failure of a Banking House.

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa, March 20-R. Z. & II
Hooner. private bankers, suspended today.
liabilities probably 100000 to $4,000
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Earopenn rxarIsCi-

(By Telegraph
LONDON, ,NIch. 2O.-U. 5. bs, ext, lo6s4.
IrvRRPoo1, ,lNIch 2o-12.so P.M.-Cotton market
easier; uplands at bSsd; orleans at 11-l6d; sales
1000 bales, speculation and export lOuo bales tu-
tures barely steady.
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Mormonn Roioloa over rdmnnda, pefoa.

Mormons Rejoice over Edmunds Defeat.
SALT LAKE CITy, March 20,-,Iubilee meet
ings, for the failure Of Congress TO pass the
Edmunds bill, win be held nightly throughout
the territory for tho rest OF tue week. Special
prayers are made for Jere Black who is termed
the saviour Of spoygamy.
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RHODE ISLAND.

william sprague Nominated by tho Dem
ocrats
PROVIDENCE. March 9n.-The Democratic
State convention met today Charles III Page
OF Soitua'e was elected permanent president.
All bat four or Eve towns were represented.
The convention proceeded 10 an informal ball
lot with the following result
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PORTLAND, Mch. 20
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph TO day by Blgelow Co.. i57 Com
mercial street, Portland:
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The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by StoTer Bros. Il Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolsns and Fancy Goods, LA 10 162 Middle street
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The Exchange Bank OF Denver hos sus-
pended. The failure causes no surprise 9th
er banks arc not affected.
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LArER-

fish and has about fifty passengers. She lies
in bad position, entirely ont of water AZ low
tide.
ILArER.l
The purser Of the steamer City Point. ashore
at Pemaqaid Harbor. is here. He gives addl-
tional particulars The City Point left Ar
napolis Saturday and Digby yesterday mora
ing Last night it was very rough with heavy
sea, and thick. This morning the captain tried
to make Boothbay Harbor but coald not. He
came into Pemaquld Harbor about 10 O'clock
He says he made the harbor on account Of the
weather only. He could make no haadway,
but was not short Of coal. An instant before
tbs ship struck the pilot boarded aud told them
they were c.ose on the rocks. He tried 70 come
about aud partially succeeded, but the slera
grounded. It was nearly high water. At low
water the steamer IS entirely ont, the purser
says in a position not likely to strain her much.
Others say il Is bad position. VIII endeavor
to kedge off tonight. The passengers remaia
aboard. Surprise is expressed al tbs steamer
running into hErbor so far, as there was good
anchorass and ample protection mora than
mile ont from where she is ashore. Warning
gestures were also made from = schooner
anchored in the barber.
ship John Bertram Abandoned.
New YoRK. March 20-The Norwegian ship
John Bertrsm which sailed FROM this port for
Rotterdam Feb. 22d, with cargo OF 255 ,uT7
gallons Of petroleum, has been abandoned al
sea. The captain and crew were saved.
Gloucester Fish Receipts.
GLOUCESTER Mass, March 90 Four fishing
arrivals reported at this port the past y hours.
one from The Grand Banks and three from the
Georges. Receipts 5000 pounds of Goldfish
and 1900 pounds OF haiibaf
The Newfoundland Coast.
Sr. JoHSs, n. f., March eo.-Advscss from
CAPE Race report an immense pack Of heAxy Ice
two miles from shore and scattered pieces close
along by the rocks. Some wFeckage was re-
covered tdday from the lest hriganfine Odicgne,
but the work Is not yet resumed on the strauo.
ed steamer Hegder. Several vessels belonging
10 this port are now dne. The hrigAnEine Liz
iian has arrived from 0porto. after passage Of
ninety days. She made Cape Spear light, nine
miles from here on the dfth OF February and
then got fgozea up and remained In the Ice for
forty days The weater is remarkably fine te-
day. Virgins storm stili delays its coming.
Violent Gale on Long Island Sound,
NEW YoRK, March - "A terrific gale &C
companied BY theunder and lightning passed
over the town Of Port Jefferson, l.. L.. this
morning. A schooner Is said 20 have founder
cred la ths sound during the gale. Considera-
bic damage was done TO shipping.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, NE.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

THE MAINE STATE EkESS
: is published every THURSDAY MORNING at SO, so a
year, il paid in advance at $500 q year.
RATES OF ADVERTIsING: One Inch OF Eeaes the
length OF column, constitutes square"
S1.bO per square, daily FIRST week; as cents por
week AFTER three insertions or less, Sl0; eontnu-
Half square, three insertions or lesa SO cents;
one week, Sl.00; 90 cents per week aftSr
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENTsa and ssAUCTTos
SALES, $500 per square per week; GASRe inssr-
tions or less 1.50.
PRESS (Which has q large circulation In ovary part
OF the State for S1.00 per square for GFat inseE-
insertion.
Address all communications 70
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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MARINE NEW s.
steamer Ashore Il pemaquld.

Steamer Ashora At FemaQnId.
DAMARIscoTrA, March 20 Steamer City
Point, about 1900 tons, Capt Luther, Of tho
Hathaway line, from Annapolis to Boston, Is
ashore at Pemsquid Harbor. about two miles
north of Pemaquid Light. She pat in this
morning.on account Of the storm aud short Of
coal. The steamer is loaded with potatoes and
fish and has about fifty passengers She lies
in a bad position, entirely ont of water AZ low
fiaa
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The following quotations Of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton (mem-
bers Of the Boston Stock Exchange), OF Mid
die and Exchange streets.
Atstv
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Public Executions Abolished in Ten
nessee,
NASHVILLE, March 20.-A bill was passed by
tho Legislature today, abolishing public execu-
tions In Tennessee.
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Physicians will find
CUR stock Of Eaixirs,
Fluid Extracts, Einct-
EaPeS SIC. complete.
Making ERRost of them
iHa OuP own EabOratO-
Nv from tHae crude ma
teriaFs, using only the
best quality.
Please give Eas acalE,
and yOm can save
EaR Oney.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

rsDrcArIoSs FOR 1HE NEXT TWENTY FoUI
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFlcE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. q. J
March 2f 1 A. NJ.
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No Show for Him.

All hands had been telling long
stories of what they had done ano
would do in the event of smash W
on the road, with the exception of oO(
little man, who had listened attentive
" to the narratives, and taken then
all IN without a word.
Ever been in an accident !? asked
the patriarch of the party, noticing thu
little mans silence.
No. replied the little man. quiat'
ly.
Then you have no idea what yor
would do in the fracas 2 continued
the patriarch.
No, l don't replied the little mai
sadly. with all you big heroe
blocking up the doors and windows il
your hurry to get out, l don't cxacil.
know what show man Of my siz
would haveP
And then there was deep silence
so deep you might have heard
cough drop, aud the little man wa
troubled no moro about the possibill
ty of accidents.
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G. 90. Main Line trains run by Washington

G. & 0. Main Line trains run by Washington
time; Lexington Division by Columbus time.
No. /, daily except Sunday. Richmond to White
Sulphur; daily except Saturday, vast Of White
Sulphur.
No. 2, daily Ashland to Clifton Forge; daily ex-
cept Saturday Clifton Forge to Richmond; except
Sunday, Richmond to o Point Pullman Sleep
ing Cars White sulphur to Washington
Nos. 3 and 4, Washington, Louisville, ana On
cinnau Fast Line run daily between Louisville
Cincinnati, Washington, and Richmo nd, Va. Do
not stop for local business.
No. 8, Louisville and Cincinnati Fast Line, and
No. 4, Washington Fast Line, equipped with Pull
man New Drawing-Room, smokin9. saloon, and
Sleepin6-Cars, aud SOLID Trains between Louis
willie, Lexington and Washington d. G. Pullman
New Sleeping-Cars between Cincinnati and Rich
moud; Day Coach between Cincinnati. Richmond
Newport News, and Old Point CONTEXT Pullman
Sleeping Cars Columbus 70 white sulphur.
No. 5, daily between Clifton Forge and Ashland
Ky, daily except Sunday between Old Point, New
port News and Clifton Forge. Pullman Sleeping
Cars Washington to White sulphur andColumbu'
o. without change.
No. 6, daily except Sunday.
NOTE THAT No. is oyertaken at Clifton
Forge by No. 4, which takes through passenger
from No 6.
Nos and 6, Sleeping Cars between Hunt ngtor
and White sulphur, Day Coaches between Cincin
/ natl and Richmond.
Nos and 5, Pullman sleepers between Whit
| Sulphur, Richmond, and Old Point Comfort. Solo
| Train between Ashland and Newport News arc
| Old Point Comfort.
Old Dominion Line steamerf will leave Newpor
News on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and sat
urday, on arrival Of No. 4, Fast Line, arriving Il
| New York next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks, apply t
any Office of c. & o. R'yi or Depot or Ticket Ofic
of connecting lines
CIV SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gen'l. Manager. Genl. Pass. A
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In the Car by Express Per
mission

The Index-Appeal has the follow
ing from Capt. N. NJ. Osborne, of
the Norfolk and Western railroad, in
refelen to discharging young Boz
harmon for putting Mahone's servant
from the baggage car:
"My attention was called to the
card 10 the Ledger this morning at
Lynchburg, and this evening to the
remarks in the Mail. have nothing
to say for publication, at least now,
except that 1 put BohanDon on the
road and took him off. The matter is
one Of discipline, and for that | am
responsible to my superiors. If fault
there be, the fault is mine; and 1t IS
unfair and untrue 10 charge it upon
General Malone. [ was surprised
that Col. Lewellyn, who has known
me for SO many years, should have
chsmpioned this attack upon me,
made by an irresponsible lad just out
of his teens and propably unknown to
him; and my surprise is still greater to
find that the editors of the Mail should
have seen fit to follow suit. This
gross attack by an utter stranger is
given currency by people who know
me aud don't know him. The public
Gallon is a mass of falsehood, cooked
up to suit the public political palate;
but the the romancer who peDned the
article made one grave error-he
ought TO have had me sitting in Gen.
Mahone's Office, and not Gen. Ma
hone 10 mine. 1t was a sad mistake.
Seriously, however, we have fallen
upon evil times, indeed, when pub
lie officer, seeking 10 defend the right;
of the public, is thus wantonly assail'
ed by the press
Capt. Osborpe further stated that
BohaDnon never was in his Capt
Osbolnc's) office, either at this par"
ticular time sine. his (Bohannoh's)
appointment on the road, and th't
consequently he could have made nc
statement there in Gen. MahOnes pre-
sence or anyone ,lse's. He said, more
over, that the colored porter wen
into the Car by express permission an(
accompanied By a brakeman, and wa
kicked out by BohannOD; that tn
p rtcr lodged no complaint agains
Bohauuon, and that the latter wa
discharged up statements made by
officers Of the company.
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1t is pocr ecouomy 10 burn straw.
There are so many useful purposes
for straw that the wise farmer will
scarcely need 10 have recourse to
fire TO get rid Of it. il makes an
excellent mulch for all kinds Of
fruit trees and berry vines. Use
it for beddidg and by frequent
changing increase the compost
heap. Spread it on dry knOlls and
places in meadows and pastures
whereihe grass has burned or died
out.
An eastern farmer irrigated his
cabbage patch, situated in a small
orchard of young trees. with the
waste water from the house, convey
ing it thither though homemade
leading troughs, hewed out Of sec
ond growth saplings. The result
was an extraordinary growth Of
of cabbages and turnips and in
creased thrift OF the iurit trees,
while the Louise was rid Of stag
nant draiu and unsightly waists.
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The Highest Education.

There is a great deal that is
wrong in our modern method Of
education. 1t teaches man to be
a gentleman, but yet does not give
him the pow er of making a living
1t stuffs him with facts and mean
ingless words, phrases and theories
but does not enable him to think
for himself and become man in
the highest and best sense. Ills
education is TOO general and not
practical enough. All classes should
be taught that PERUNA the great
remedy compounded by DR.. Hart
mans the very things he needs
for the restoration OF his health and
the touing up Of the body. Being
composed OF pure vegetable sub
stances and containing no poisonous
minerals, they are just The thing
for all classes OF peopla, and all
should learn at once that 1t is to
their interest to inquire mo the
merits OF these medicines, TOR there
in lies The highest education. Ask
your druggist for PERUNA: