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A Nohleman Dies in Poverty.

MONTREAL, Feb 6. - Charles Du Tao De
Narochelle a French emigre of noble fam
lily, his brother being general in the French
army, died to-day, in absolute want
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Mr.. Albert Kingsbnry Keene N. H. troubled
with bad humor hands and neck, caused by
lead poisoning. Hes painterJ At times it
would break out, crack open. and the skin sepa-
from the flesh In large pieces suffering great
continual itching and singing. Purchased your
remedies: used Cuticura Resovent informally,
and. Cnticura and Cuticnra Soap externally, and
tp less shan -tlai,ea.,peuths effrcted a complete
cnre, and has not been treRbied since. Corro-
borate by Billiard IL Foster, Druggists, Keene.
N H.
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A MINISTER in Lowell, Mass, has been obliged
to give un preaching on account OF trouble in hf
throat. I! this reverend gentleman had gakeI
DR.. Bulls Ctugh Syrup he would have still been
a useful member OF his profession.
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Psoriasis.

D
a. E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson. N Y, cured
of Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years stand
ing, by the Cuticura Resolvent internally, and
Cuteura and Cutieura Soap externally. The
most wonderful case on record. Cure certified
to before Justice of the peace and prominent
citizens. All afflicted with itching and scaly dis
eases should send to us for this Testimonial in
fin
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Steanship News.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-Arrived Furnessia,
State of Florida, from New York.
New YoEK, Feb. 6.--Arrived: General Wor-
der, from Bremen.
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Cuticupa

CutlcUpa
And Cuticnra Soap externally and Cuticura Re
solvent internally will positively every
species of Humor from a common pimple to
Serofula. Price of Cuticura, small boxes, SOC;
large boxes, 81. Cutcura Kcsolvent 81 per bot
tie. Cuiicura Soar 25c. Cnticura Shaving
Soap, Sc. Sold by all druggists.
Depot. WEEKS q POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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Salt Rheunn
Those who have experienced the torments of
Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony endured
FOR years, until cu ed by the Cuticura Resolvent
internally, aud Cutieura and Cuticura Soap
ternally.
Mrs VIM. PELLINGToN, sharon, WIS.
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LATEST 0LD-WORLD NEWS.
Manifesto from the Gar Announcing
the Coronation Ceremony.
The @fth of May Appointed as the Time,
and All Officials of High Grade Or
dered to Attend.
Mr.. Healy 1ntimates that He Will
Resign His Seat in Parliament.

Probability that Another Political Crisis
Win Occur In France, and New Min
istry Be Organized by Jules Ferry, .
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Mother Died from It.


j. W. Adams, Newark Ohio, says "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth
Had the case salt rheum In this county.
My mother had it twenty years, and. in fact,
died from it. / believe Curicura would have
saved her life. My arms breast and head were
covered for three yesrs which nothing relieved
or cured until / used the Cutonra Resolyent
(blood puriier) internally, aud Cuticura and
Cutioura Soap externally.
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And Oppose Any Tariff Legislation Original
ted by the Senate-.Mr. Calkins Out
lines the Programme.
Six Millions for Rivers and Harbors,
Exclusive of the Mississippi.
The Republican Senators Decide to Push the
Tariff Bill TO Vote--- Gold and Silver
Coinage for the Past Four Years.
A QUESTION OF rRERoeArrvE.

The House Will Stand on Its Dignity, and
Reject the Senate Tariff Bill.
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erre Hante. Dec. 3O. 1ss2.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY rELEonApH.

LIVERPOOL Oct 25.-123o D. m-cotsan- There Is s0sd
demand which Il freely met at peyaoIs priess Mddane
LOO for specHIaon and export: reeipfs 2s5bsias si
American PrturcsUpiands Law hidd,ng clause OCTOBER
delivery 69-e4: also el64d DO October and Novenn
December delivery 5S64d also 578<d; do January and
February delivery, 6eG4d.; do February and March de-
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LIVERPOOL Oci. 25 Zoo D. m-cottoi-Fhe sales OF the
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1924 bales recei ~. 1882 os sas o0O haas
last evening i,500 bales stock, l9J,70O bsies.
EURoPEAN Markets
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fr7er J5TdPtIe Western duil at 500. Cd Com
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LlvERfoO, Oct. 25 -4:00p fupentine-sDrts dull at
3Os
XsTwERr oct 25.-wicox's Lard closed at lOl francs
II WEE. oct 25-wicox's Lard closed 80 frames g5
ccntlies per 30 kilos.
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with grace and force. His touch was sure MS
fancy was rich, his sense of the humorous and the
pathetic acute his love of nature and has feil0"-
men unaffected and generous. There Is nothing
mo rbid nor forced in his verse its simplicity con
stituting one of its chief merits. With Chatterton
in his thoughts Gerald Massey sang:
lie went down like rich argOsy at Sea,
With rare freightngS from diyiner cliines,
Just glimmering into sight OF land
The personality revealed in Mr.. FredericKs pre-
face and Professor Norths tribute is so essentially
poetic and withal earnest and genuine, while the
poems themselves warrant such high expectations
that they Tresistibly suggest to the reader These
regretful lines.
THE VOYAGE OF THE wANDERER, from the Jour
nails and Letters OF c. and s. LAMBERT Editeo ny
GERALD f'UNG. Syo, PIP Xxx, 800 Macniii"H ~ W.
The extraordinary development of the luxury Oh
yachting IN our tunes has an illustration IN tins
sumptuous record Of family trip around the
world. 1t makes no literary prctensions, but 1t
has the great literary merit of simplicity OF s'ye'
aud ii is characterized by an engaging frankness
and chcerfulness Prepared apparently for the
special qualification of the owner of the yacht and
his friends il has been put to press at lavish cost
elegantly printed and cOpiOusly illustrated with
wood-cuts and colored plates. The NandcTer ~ n
large three-nasted steam yacht she left the Isle
of Wight in August, 1850, having on board her
owner. Mr.. Lambert, with his wife and family,
and two or three friends; eight officers, thirty
five in the crew; ; and stewards and servants rails
ing the total to siXty-three persons; aud she
returned to England in July, 1852, having sailed
or steamed nearly $4,000 geographical miles.
Her course was down the west coast Of
Africa to the Culf of Guinea thence across the At
lantic to Brazil down the east coast of South
America, through the Strait Of Magellan, up the
west coast 10 Coquimbo, across the Pacific by the
way of the MarqucSas. FIJI and Sandwich Islands
to Japan and China, and home by Ceylon and the
Suez Canal. More than half the two years occupied
in the trip was spent in harbOrs, and the party made
numerous land excursions to places of interest
They seem TO nave been sensible and obseryant
travellers, taking discoEforts with good hnmor'
looking at whatever was best worth seeing, ana
making friends everywhere. The journal IS not
overloaded with guide-6ook information aud
although it is barren of exciting adventures 1t Is
never dull
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NyTANTED.-On long lease from 1850,
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Proposals.

NOTICE.-PropOsals for dredging at the foot
- 46thst aud at the foot of West 4Iths Nort
River will by the Department Of Docks III and
iI0 Dunne.st untn THURSDAY, November y 1888 at IL
For full Information see the Cly hocofu copi7
for salo No. , city Hall.
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GelGl Notices.

- or NEWYORK. DANIEL GOLDSCHMIDT, plain
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Ma ne and Manly formerly known Lima Godschmdt
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Dated New.YOrk, July 20, 1883.
MARSH, WILSON X WALLIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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TO Lima Manly formerly known Lima GOldschmidt: The
foregoing served upon by publication pisu
ant To an of Hon George e. Barrett Justice of the
supreme the state Of York. dated the tenth day
October 1898 and died with the complaint in The Office OK
city and County Uf at the county
Court House the said city Of New.York.
Dated New York, october IL, 1888.
MARSH WILSON q WALLIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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OCtl2 law6wkn
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- be e,presses as 10 his novels, give some -uc!'
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Ne of Johnson" Carried onward rressby troH Gasp
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hearted Ill London Times.
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mutual consent -. ...,.
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sYANnYCK-N -NROWH

VIA predatory words BY iitR Id FRED RICK and a
tiihui" 10 the HnthOr by Professor EDWARD NOFrH.
Edited BY his wife I2Iuo. pp 225. Lee \ shepard.
Mare Cook dying at the age of twenty-ninc had
achieved crcdtHble place among the younger
American poets And while Il is doubtful if there
is anything IN this voinme which has the enduring
quality, anything winch the world will not let die
;he saees full Of promise lie stru 4 many acys
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-16

who assembled to hear them, did
unlawfully disturb them, did un-
lawfully assault them, did unlaw-
fully break up their meeting, and
did bruta ly chase them with dogs,
bloodhounds supposedly. All this
IN diametrlcal opposition to the law
and the Constitution and TO the
elementary principles of civil and
religious liberty. So far as the ac-
count goes, the Mormon preachers
were peaceabIe, laW-abidmg, and
wholly in the right in the affair,
while the mob, who unprovokedly
assaulted and pursued them, did
break the peace and violate the law
and the Constitution, and this VIC
lently and with malice afore-
thought. Yet the diabolical T'Ti-
bune, the boosted organ of "Ameri-
canism" and "Americans," the "lib-
eral" champion, styles those perSe-
cuted preachers FMormOn tram ps, :"
but speaks of the lawless mob, that
assaulted and drove them, sensible
GeOrgians!' Further comment is
unnecessary. SALT LAKER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-16
DiabOliSIn .
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. Is, 'S3.
Editor RernLd.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. Is, 'S3.
Editor Herald:
The diabolicaI Tribune advocates
the adjustment of self-government
in Utah, what little there is left
the establishment of an oligarchal
legislative commission therein, the
disfranchisement Of the women and
of all who believe in Mormonism,
and the establishment of martial law
and also in the approver Of moboc>
racy whenever the victims are Nor
mons. Yet with matchless inso-
lence that unprlncipled journal
arrogates to itself the credit of be-
ing thoroughly "loyal, distinctiYely
American"
Last week, when the news came
of the mobbing of some Mormons
who were engaged in holding reli-
giOus services in GeOre ia, the afore-
said disreputable paper approved OF
the mobbing and entitled the tele-
graphic account thus: mormon
tramps egged and chased by sensi .
bic Georgians."
Now, what were those Mormons
doing, what heinous crime were
they committing, according to the
Geographic account? They were
engaged in holding meeting for
religious worship, peaceably,
quietly, orderly, wishing neither to
to disturb nor be disturbed, and
this substantially but distinctly
they told their audience. They
were not breaking the law, they
were not disturbing the peace, they
were neither drunk nor disorderly;;
They had constitutional and legal
right to worship God according to
the dictates of their consciences,
and that they were proceeding to
do, an act they ought to have been
sustained in by the civil power of the
State and of the United States, and
by the sentiment of the people.
Were they so sustained? No.
According to the dispatch, the moo,