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why She Loved Him.


st. Louis Post Dispatch.
"Irmal" he called. She turned her head,
Tossing Its gold,
Like sun-wave rolled
Down the back OF her neck, aud said:
"what is II, Mike2"
He pulled his mousache, brlstllng and red,
While his underlip hung like lump OF lead;
Then he spake, "Pray, Irma, why do you Ike
your Mlkef"
She turned upon him her lustrous eyes,
From face an angel himself would prize;
Then hid In the folds of her golden hair,
And artfully veiled her beauty there,
For Irma O'Shaughnessy's manner was rare.
sIs it," cried Michael MacGregor McCann, fsl4
"Because I'm considered handsome manT
''No," she sobbed,
While Mixes heart tnrobbed.
SIS it." he asked, "because fortune has smiled
Upon Mike as her own dear, darling childY"
''No," she replied,
While Michael sighed.
'Is It BECAUSE" said this lover true,
~ supply you with plenty OF gum to chew"
"No,' she gasped,
AS her hand he clasped.
"Then Why" he shrlekod, ''oh, why do you
Your Mike, and call him your turtle doye3'
UP from the depths of her golden hair
Irma raised her face so fair;
The light OF her soul filled the skies of her
eyes, t
And, drawing Mike near,
To chew his ear,
She uttered these words between her sIghs;
"oh, Mikey. dear, love you not
Because both beauty and wealth you've got;
Nor yet because whenever you come
You bring me dimes worth OF chewing gum.
My love for you
Has nothing to do
With the tafIled realms of Nyum -l.Nyuin;
l love you simply for your du-
plox 6lIiDtic. DrOk0uIl-tWO.
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washinglon wins the Main.

The three days cooking main in Ports
mouth, between chickens from Washington
and Long Island, for 5000 fight aud 81 900
on the main, closed yesterday by Washing
ton winning the main. The contest was
regarded as one of the heaviest ever fought
in that section, sporting men being there
from all parts of the country, and great
deal of money changed hands. Pat Carroll,
of Phiadelphia, the Eslins, of Washington,
Web Maddux, of Virginia, and Kearney,
of New York, managed both the main and
the hack fights,
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RAiL80sDS.
117-7-F7Fe7-7s ~
BALTIMORE & OMlD RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY


SCdEDULE 10 TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, \
MAY i8, lss3.
Leave Washington, from station corner of New
jersey avenue and street
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
daily at &Oj A. M, ,l0l5 am, 1910 y. with through
coaches and Palace Sleeping cars to above points,
without change; 1915 a. M. daily to Chicago. ex.
For Pltisburg, Cleveland and Detroit at s:3o a.
m ana S:iO p ln, daily $40 p M is solid train
TO rass 5SsqTg m Sa SSlIepng Gars Stt9ehed
daily, vi with Parlor and Sleeping Cars attached.
land 1905 n 1910, 22O, 2:35 2, $3.50, i:3o, 40
5'ge z, $40; 9:iO. ll;SO p. m.
For IT, Bsidmors on sundays, $3.50, 7i5. 0, 1905 n.
NJ. l:25 2.35 3, 4:iO $3.50, Z. $40, g:i0 p. M,
For Annapolis, 6iO a. m. 1910 and $40: on Sun
day, 8 q. M. 4i0 p. m.
timore d G:io ga M, 1910 p. M, $3.50, 4i0, Z. aud
1850 p. m. For Stations on Metropolitan Branch,
7:l5 dbily except Sunday; $50 q. M, 4i5 and 5i5
Sunday: tor Frederick, $50 and 10:i5 a. m, and
4;45 p. m. daily except sunday.
For Hagerstown lO:l5 q. III. daily, except Sun
Trains arrive from the West daily. 6:2O, 1886 a. m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2:55. $3.50 a.
NJ. daily $50 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis, $50 II. M, l:50, 6:37 p. MI sun
From Stanton 2l5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
From Frederick. and intermediate points, s25
and lC:CO u. M; 2:l5, 40 p. m. and 500 p. IN.
from Point OF Rocks.
Trains Leave Baltimore for Washington at 200,
S 4oS 40 @ 5o &c., d s 7S. @ H 9oo iG2D and so g. D. No.
On Sundays, 300 40 7i5, 73O 9:OO $40 a. m 1880
4is SI9 S} ,G 5o and a0S p s,c M
tion. except $3.50 y. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. ceiner Of FourteentS nth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and Tecsiyed at II any point In the city
w NJ. LEMENTS, III. OF II T.Baltimore, and @. K.
LORD, q. =. A.
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PORT BYRON, N. Y, Feb. /, 1881.
II. II. WARNER 4 Co.: Siys-For years suf
fered unspeakably from kidney and bladder
diseases. The doctors could do me no good.
Your Safo Kidney and Liver Cure not only
removed all bodily pain, but banished the
agonies of mind also. REUBEN MADDEN.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
..a. ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1865.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the signal
ONCE to-day says.
Local rains are indicated for the lake re.
gion, the Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys
on Saturday, with lower temperature in the
lake region Slightly cooler weather is indi-
Gated for New England and New York on Sat-
urday.
Temperature.
The following special temperatures wero re-
ported at Z a. m. to-day, Eastport, 5io; Mon
treal, 62o; Quebec, co.; Cleveland, 63': St.
Paul, 57e; Denver, so; Mackinaw City, $50;
Duluth. GD.o
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ONE BOTTLE.

From b, F. Lieps.
ner, A. NJ, Red
Bank, N. j.: 1 have
been troubled with
Catarrh so badly
for several years
that II seriously at
fscted my voice. L
tried DIR. IS REM
edy, without the
slightest relief. One
bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm did
the work. My voice
Is fully restored
and my head feels
better than for
years.
B. +. LIEPsSER.
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A POSITIVE CURE
FOR
.AY.FEVER

APPLY by the little finger Into the
nostrils. BY ABSORPTION 1t effectually cieanses
the nasal passages Of catarrhal virus, causing
nation, protects the membranal Innings
OF the head from additional colds, COM
petely heals the sores and restores the sense
OF tasie and smell. Beneficial results realized
by few applications A thorough treatment will
cure. Uneaualed for colds in the head. Agreeable
to use. Send for circular. Sold by Druggists BY
mail, 50c. q paclSage-stamps.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Owego NY.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered In y ID "Ward" prints. 40c.
per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk
and sweet milk, &c per at. Dream 15c, per pint.
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Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the Ne.
York Stock Exchange for i-s commission.
carried on margin when desired.
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TAKE oAREor THE POOR.

The cold season Is upon us, and with oil
Its trials and all It's risors to even the best
olrcumstansed In this worlds bless
inss. To them, however, to whom
want is q stranger and plenty
smiles In their household, all possible com
forts can be procured to alleviate. Not 50
with the very poor, Aud there are to-day
In this city OF Dallas many OF this latter
class, more In number than suspected by
the community. There is many man
and woman and child who Is
suffering Tor want Of sufficient shelter
against the biting winds, for lack OF cloth
ing to keep the body NJ the proper tenn
perature, for an adequacy Of food to KEEP
the blood In healthy glow. There ar,
gloom and anguish torturing many par
ent's heart rs he or che notes the little on'
shiyering In It's needs. There is not enough
wood or coal to keep thereon duly.warmed
nor even enough TO cook the humble meal
There Is not enough ped clothing to ware
oil the frosty air that PUSHES In through
the broken panes, or the several crevloe'
Perhaps sickness has visited the househol
and medical attendance, nursing and drug
h I've TO be provided out Of the scant
means barely sufficient for even the health
, physique able and willing to work. W
, know OF Just such cases OF destitutior
, Some Of these are with people who hay
, seen better, brighter days, but disease hi
/ disabled and circumstance have 30 col
, spirei 10 lose TO them the facilities OF viii
! amply able brains, willing hsn'
i and yearning hearts would delight
0 have presented. This GLASS Is vsl
eth to make their sad conditic
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a,nrh. nn,I nnnha.

Nrw YoBG, Nov. l0,-'Deuyer < RIO
c,s,de. % u.s. Houston Il Texas Central, |
As, kapsns 4 Texas, % ~, Missouri Pacific, |
gSl.S, Texas 4 Pacific. % IL.
Governments strong, railroads firm and |
higher; states quiet. The past week shows |
am increase of confidence In railway secu-
r,ties. the advance In Ia!lroad bonds has
heen general AVID each day shows an adj
vance on the figures. Stocks have been
subject to more fluctuations, but the net
result of the week is an advance Of l-2 to 3.
In the general list Vanderbilts show the
most strength and the largest advances;
Gould stocks were comparatively very dull
until to-day, when they have been
more active and show considerable
advances over the closing prices OF the
day. Missouri Pacific, 1873 Wabash COM
mon, 10; preferred, -; Western Union,
,. Texas & Pacific, . "a: dividend payers at-
traeted more than usual attention, aud
there has apparently been = good deal OF
buy,ng by investors, who think that they
ale low enough to buy for permanent hold
ing. The Burlington \ Quincy shows an
advance Of 3 Ia; Rock Island, 2S'S; Union
Pacific 1885 Northern PaciAo has been the
dullest on the list; Oregon franscontinen'
tai. however, is exceptionally active
AID advanced SIS; Canadian Pa
lUHo, advanced Ia; Lackawann'
lSi.i Reading. ala; Jersey Central, lis
Erie, ll.2; to-day the highest prices OF th'
. week we're made; just before the close, thu
. advance In the hour was IL TO l, the latte
, on u ion Pacific In the lasI hour the Chat
, Ianooga advanced :, to 80 The chief inuu
ence was At the work OF the decision OF tn
Chicago pool. on refusing the business O
: the Lackawanna after November, If tina
4 company did rot live up to rates agree
\ upon by the Trunk lines. The approx
a mate earnings OF TIE Denver ana ~
4 Grnnde railroad, for lhe fret week In N,
yember, Sl5l, 900; an increase OF $500
q over the corresponding week q year ago,
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u lblic, they repel the thought OF begging,
md thew dislike to suggest the charitable
contribution. Extreme poverty disorgSn'
ICES the reason and demoralzes the who'e
b,ing. 1t is easy enough Tor the well'to-
do citizen sitting by his blazing hreside OF
at the bounteous board to-day,let the Needy
=, out and seek for employment we nave
Hpsn the poor man with the shabby -genteel
dress, to enter the store with Just such
idea himself, and seeking to sell MS
hooks or other merchandise, repealed as
though he were an unlawful intruder into
the wsll.,tocked store or the gorgeous OIL |
fee. We have seen the poor woman Win
p her little BARNS at home eager for her re-
turn with banquet OF rude brown bread
Q dining the hest she could TO dispose OF tse
/ li,tle trinkets she was Offering for sale on
y ANAL commission, 50 rudely treated as
n Though her efforts were disgrace that
e sceldlng tears came, when even Few
D. cheering wordsinan amiaole refusal would
N hive made the heart feel lighter aud bless
le tho humanity that merely sympathized
IN with her restitution and despair. The poor
I'd hsvo their trials and their troubles cares that
re they never reveal ard Il sensitiyenesS that
10 tbavc,nnot overcome. We can all do a littlt
cir something Ia that greatest OF all causes
re- that graudest of all religions, charity il
ell the shadow Of poverty we can be sunbeam
no NJ 10Y; and we can, when the peculiar occa
sion requires, do II sodelicately that we vii
zen shock no pride and hurt no feelings In
the bolt nf domestic there may be sermon
,vl- comfort in sack Of -four there Is a son
On that can Iull hungerng child to sleep an
cry In n bushel of coal there is a ray OF ligl
be more precious to the poor than the hoh
'eo' moor to tho Khedve. II there by any OF
ing thing that should induce the re ordh
anu angel to blot from the book the errors oil mi
WIN It would seem to be the
the same jewel he tenders IN
Ilish redemption of "a brother, IN the ms
iBa- ing happy fellou-being. This great
ries To duty rises superior to even that OF all
rl'a ton for cathedrals and chimes, rosarles a
be- relies and robes, censor and chalice'
cause II is all-embraciuR in its scope
rink Immediately practical in its beneVolen
the aud benefcence, We may not be endoN
evils with the financial abilities OF HoWA
the but we can each be at least infused with
even spirit and lie-work and the instrucli'
faro of One greater than he.
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liz the New England and eastern states
they evidently leap before they look In the
matter OF marriage, aud ass result show
the most disreputable records Of divorces
that any section ofany country exhibits.
During last year 6s7 divorces were granted
Ia Maine--an increase Of nearly 5operceb
in twenty years. New Hampshire divorces
have Increased from io' In 1890 to slt 10
1889; Massachusetts, divorces from 2iS to
600 In the same length OF time; Connecticut
divorces from IA In 1910 TO as In 1880
Rhode Island divorces from ie2 in 1880 to
ssi In 1882. The New York courts granted
2ls divorces In 1880. ,5s 10 1881, SIC In 1884
and this year ths-number prom'ses Il
well 10 400.
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II dosn't look like the interchangeable old
DIR. Lesseps cared much about the Monroe
doctrine or what the United States
thought Of his Panama canal scheme
Some eight thousand men are kept busily
at work ON the canal, and after LIST Deoem.
Der SIX thousand moro laborers will be put
TO work. by the time this government has
made up its mind az to what II intends do
ing as to the canal, the ditch will be cut
and In the possession Of France aud Great
Britain.
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Homo Turf

BptouroS BEACH, Nov. TO- seyen.eighth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hrsi; Granite,
second Miss Brewster, third. Time
1854 ~.
Mlo-,hie year.o' ds-Bonaretta, first;
Charley Fiske, second; Harry Mann, tbird.
Time-l;Ao "a.
one and one.elghlh mile-Brunswick ,drst
Little Fed, second; III Uanitan, third
Tme-2:O2 Ia. Dizzy Blonde, first; Mark
anrnnh, Haledon, thirh. Nme-2l0 10.
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respectively president and treasurer report
in substance, "A deficiency of $40 900 cash ana ~
that stock was over issued for $3.50 600, siV,
600 market value and that during the SIN
teen years there we're dlsoursenentss
amounting to upwards OF S3o 600, iCr "pl n5
no proper voucher caA be ioun9. ~ I
inculpating the onicers..
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CalxF BUsuYuEAD ofthe oheroKee ""
ton, knows now now sharper than a SER
nants tooth II is to occupy an executive
chair and have the legislature against MN
Roth branches of the Cherokee council
have majority opposed to the chief ana
propose making official life red-hot ior
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MISS MARY CHuRgHLL's stage dream
ended as such dreams OF the sentimental
lasses generally do-at the wash'tno' I"
81 30 per week. II "our girls" do not b'-
Iieys IL, little sight OF life ION their own
hook, will soon convince them that there Is
no place like home, let it be ever go
A-aI.aw
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Mr.. MosEs, the entorprising young man
who married the fat woman some little
time since for her SIS per week income, has
got four weeks salary out of her that the
lady didn't work for, She disappointed
the golden aspirations Of the youth by dy-
ing in few weeks after the marriage, but
he has. sold her body to Baltimore doctor
for 500. Ifthat young man can strike q
sufficient number OF fat ouriosities no will
soon be in easy circumstances for he un
derstands utilizing thOm.
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MAprlS LUTHER II he was permitted TO
hear the things that were said In his praise
and see the things that were done In his
honor yesterday. must have concluded
that to dles martyr~as not to have lived
in vain altar all. Istakes IA great period
often for the world 10 learn that man has
bettered Il by living In 1t, but the recos'
milton comes at last.
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Mm~eAnLlsLE should not "halt betwi1t
twon too long. If he would rather be soma
tor than speaker of the house he ought 70
begin active operations against old OERRo
Como, and II rather speaker than senator
he ought to have innumerable energies AZ
work for him. He ought to remember the
sad story OF the animal that tell between
.,raua and water.
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sonrRskr. KY, N,v,iO,-James Truxtill
charged with a hru'd outrage on Mrs.
Coomes. n married Nomau, near Clio, was
arrested several days ago and privately
taken TO DO identified by the victim. This
was done yesterday. This morning Tfnx-
tllrs body was found hanging irm the
Cincinnati southern railroad bridge over
he Cum berland river. He had been taken
nom the ofisers and thus disposed Thy .
mob.
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sr. PAUL. Nov l0-Daniel r. Vermlly
has aied an affidavit In the municipal
court charging General William Myers
with orlminal conduct with Nermilye's
wife. We milye's attorney requests Gov
amor Hubbard to issue requisinon on the
royernor OF Illinois, for General Myers
fhc governor awaits the report of the at.
,orney general In the case before signing
tho reouisition papers TO have Myers
Trough, here. The report will be made on
Al
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IrCnmr Ju, tue Unframed Apache with
a cats lives could only reach the lecture
platform after returning to lie from one OF
his accidental aud horrible deaths, he
would forever thereafter be able to get
drunk as of,en as he Pleased and have three
or four policemen to take care of him. 1t
would be much the safer plan to get drank
In the midst of civilization. His many
lives will give out some day aud when hi
falls oyor nreoInice he will stay There.
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OTHER TELEGRAMS.
Burning of the Stock Yard Build
ings at
pitisburg, Pennsylvania, Entaillng an
Enormous Loss.
Other Interesting General kilograms


DIX TIIHHVs
PlrrsBURa, Nov, l0.-The tannery OF
james ,Colliery & Co., on Rover avenue
Allegheny, and row of brick dwelling
houses that belonged TO the
same firm were destroyed by fire this even
ing. The fire was discovered shortly before
ii O'Clock. IL broke out IN
the center Of the tannery building
and spread so rapidly that number
Of men in the picking department escaped an.e.
with difficulty. Oh the dweilng mouse,
s,sbt were totally destroyed and eigh
bsdly damaged. Lose, 1925 600.
InSurauce S75 coo, in home and foregl
cam ,aui.g. The ouiidng was heated W
steam, and The origin OF the fire is mystery
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CUTlCURA RBMBDIES

Are the greatest medicines on earth
J W. ADAMS, Newark, q.
The half has not bacu told rs to their curative
powers, \. Williams itoNluehte'
They cure In every case.
"A W RROUKW AN. " ~, FraSklln, \ II.
XIV 0Icuds know how / suffered from salt
Rh,um until cured by them
Mrs A. X BROWN, Maiden.
Cured mo of scrofulous Aumor of thirteen
yeart' duration.
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IvMR. JonN l.. SULLIVAN doesn't quit
trying to play base bail he will lose 'ne 10,
soeo, of a large proportion of the sporting
world in whose opinion man cannot DO
much Of mau after ali If he is not hhe
hase.ballist. He can knock out better than
ha Yuta ont.
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TnE nght this year in Massachusetts
Virginia and the city.oi BrooElin, was CON
cpded to be the blttefest political struggle
witnessed in this country for many years
The democrats wonin Virginia ana brook'
lyn and only Butler, lost in Massnchs
sets, a pretty fair showing after all Tor Tho
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CmoAoo is 40 Jealous of St, Louis thai
every traing circumstance in the every
day l'is of the two cities is matched ana
compared The former city is conEratula-
ting itself that during August 1t sent 10 go
more passengers to New York than ST.
Louis sent. 1.-THE return from below were
all Ia Chicago would doubtless congratulate
itself upon having sent more passengers
there than any two cities in the country,
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Tur annual autumnal yield OF rumors Of
: ,h,nst changes has commenced to come
a 40 The market. They are not Sel'ins
high, however, at this time as the presl
dsnt seems TO be on the best OF terms
with and perfectly satisfied with his corps
of adyigerP.
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Cnttcnra.
ITCHING HUMORS,

Makers. BARRIERS Grocers aud Wesherwoman
Itch Itching PILES md Delicate Itching uumors,
neculiar tn bnth sexes, which are particularly
Distressing At this season, arc instantly relieved
and speedily and permanently tu'eu py tne
aboye treatment Now Is the time, when the
pores are open and the porspttaton abundant
/, clean q the blood uf impurities aud the ska
,f t,rlurIur mud dl.NrurirT hum
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FnoM the election returns from ohicaeo
for Two or tAree years past, especially III
,nnricipal matters, 1t looks rs il the IT.
publicans had quit turning out altoge'nel'
The conclusion is suggested and empha-
,lzcd by the result Of last Tuesdays eleo'
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uo.,on ps,.. club

B,ston. Nov i0.-At the animal meeting
of the Boston Press club this evening, there
we're among the guests visiting newspaper
men nom Philadelphia. Stephen O'Meara
Of the 10 lrnal, was elected president, ana
Il NJ. Gdlman, OF the ADVERTISER secre-
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Brr BUTLER celebrated his 6)th oirthuay
tho aov before his recent defeat. lie mas
the consolation OF knowing that II LOOK 'u'
Massachusetts, blue.boods sixty hVe Sea''
IN down him
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SUNDAY. NovEnBER II, 1883
INDICATIONS.

the gulf states, r'ia followed py :, oU >, 'n
weather, partly cloudy. generally hisner 0'''"
,,to, variable wiuds.
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B.srox, Nov. i0.-The commissioner ep'
po,n,sd 20 investigate the official oenneci
ION Of John II Page and Joel Ham win hu,.
l,na durIn THE sixteen years that they vvr'
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SCRATCHED The BLOOD,

certify that only used them about six
weeks until was entirely we'll but before |
commenced ustug them my face breast and back
we're almost sold soab, and often scratched
the blood from my body ! am now entirely
well. and thiuk your CUTlCURA REMEDIES
are the best for skin diseases that ever was
brought beto the ~ b 10,
4. ~. FOX, CAddo, Indian Ter.
Sold by all druggist Cuucura, 40 cents; Ro
solvent d soap IS cents POTTER DRUG
and CHEMlC VI CO., Boston, sass,
send f,G "lIow ~ Cure Skin Diseases.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT, s..

For the relief aud prevention.
he instant II Is applied, Of
RI sumAtism, Neuralgia, Srla,i,
u. coughs Colds, Weak Back.
stomach and Bowels. sh citing
Palms, Numbrest Hys,enaFe.
male Pains, palpitadon, Dys.
pepsia, llverComplaint Billions
Fever, Malaria and Epiden.ics
use Collins Plasters aud
Electrlc Battery combined with
a Porous PlAstarl and laugh Al
pain. nc. everywhere.
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TO ADVERTISERS,

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