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CATARRH


OfOnly too many of the fairest and best of
both sexes. Old and young. suffering alike
from the poisonous dripping in the throat,
the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid
breath and general weakness. debility and
languor aside from the acute sufferings OF
this disease, which if not checked can only
end In loss of palate, hoarseness. weakened
sight, loss ormemory. deafness and premature
death If not checked before it is too late
Labor. study and research in America. Europe
and Eastern lands have resulted in WheeLe7's
No. SO Instant Relief and Sure Cure for CS,tarrh,
2 remedy which contains no harmful ingre-
dients and that Is guaranteed to cure every
case of acute or chronic catarrh or money re-
funded. Whe"ter's No. 96 Instant Relief and
Sure Cure for Cutdrrh will cure every case of
catarfh hay fever or asthma price 81. 90 per
package. from druggists or sent by mail post
paid on receipt price.
Wheeter'S No. 96 Sure Cure for RidneU and
Liver Troubles cures all weakness and sore
ness of kidneys, Inflammation of kidneys or
liver, price Sl00.
Wheeler's Vegetable Pills are the only RENE
dy that cure constipation, giving natural ac-
ton ofthe bowels without physicing, purging,
gripping or pain. Price % cents, OF druggists
or by mail
Wheeler's Ner'uinc Tonic for mental depres-
sion. loss Ofm manhood, languor, weakness or
over taxation of the brain is invaluable, price
25 cents.
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We GUARANTEE S" Tii i lef sNsGy % ssse
ey paid; We place our price for these reme-
dies az less than one-twentieth of the price
asked by Others for remedies upon which you
take all the chances, and we specially invite
the patronage ofthe many persons who have
tried other remedies without effect or de
pleted their purses by paying doctor bills that
benefited them not
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has separate cause or origin, and that each
needs a different method of treatment in or
der to effect a cure, and a moments reflection
must convince that any of the quick nostrums
foisted upon the public claiming to cure all OF
a number of diametricly different diseases
them hmm hnps
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nv a.e n, shall sdd n Inc eompleief,ss'
6f nv eumnendAtiWfl' $3.50.
ifage y6u ever a0elyted W. DOCTOR
1--WE always anhlgte before ~ ~ any
t,e0afalloha df which We DO hot hnpW tue
constituents. Hat analysis you KNOW,
onlv elves llie eiomenis, N dOesnOt giye we
ali Impof ant proportions, The remarkable
mower III Waraef'a Safe Cure undoubtedly
rcnslsta In the proportions according 70
robioh ia elemenis are mixed. While theto
NAV be A thousand remedies made OF !he
| same elements, unless they are put toRether
| In proper proportions they are worthless NJ
kidney aud liver preparations. ,,
III hope some day 10 meet MT. warner
personally and extend iulltr Congratulations
10 him on the excellence OF his prepara-
tlons, | have heard much oil him MS tue
founder of the Warner observatory, ana hs
a man of large benevolence. The reputeu
htgh character OF the man himself gave as
surance to me in the hrst place tnhe w
would not put Il remedy upon the marie
That was not trustworthy; ana ~ was
source of good deal OF Gratlhcatlon 70
me 10 find out by actual experiment tha'
the remedy itself sustained my impress
The conclusion reached by DR.. Foster II
precisely he same found by DR.. Do Lewis
DIR. Robert A. Gum, Elk Surgeon'ueneTa
Gallagher and others, and proves DeVonu
doubt tho great efficacy oil the remedy
which has awakened 30 much attention III
tho land and rescued so many men, "oIleI
and children from disease and DEATH
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
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GRAPEVINE.

GRAPEVINE, Nov. 13.-[Correspondence.l j
Our community is farming community.
populous and thrifty. We have nice town
of about 600 inhabitants good school. pre-
sided over by Professor Vaughan, aided by
three assistants. churches of various de-
nomination g, smiths. merchants and doc
tors uuantum sufficit, but unfortunately
or fortunately no lawyers.
Most all are through gatheri g cotton and
corn for the season. Some fe - ave little
cotton TO gather vet, though the amount
still in the field is very small. We have
had an excellent yield-from one-half bale
in the timber to three-fourths on the prsi-
ris. Corn is generally very gocd-plenty
for home consumption and some to spare.
A II are about through sowing wheat. and
this is remarkably early, considering the
extent ofcrops to be gathered end the much
greater amount OF small grain put in.
There will b. perhaps third more grain
sown down this year than usual. Some
rmers will plant no cotton at all If they
can get all their land e. eded this fall.
Stock are looking fine. Grass is good and
water plentiful.
This is the garden spot Of Texas, or, not
TO be egotisticsl, it is one of the garden
spots. Thatll do.
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HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION CURED.

DR sCnEHcK:
Desr sir-In the autumn ofls77 had a severe
cough. with terrible pain In my ides ana pc
twue1 my shoulders / had very little appe,
lite, and what little c0u CIT only distressed
me | consulted physicians who sald my con.
diudn was very Uad one hnd gave me nVe
different cough syIurs and tonnes from which
| received no benefit bug seemed 70 grow worse.
aud kept lo.ing ile'h ana strength. had
night SWEETS, aud sw' at most OF the nm, du,
ring the day conghed and iaised ei3oh ,s an6
Il salt, foamy PHI, gun; my hroAt was hlled Win
ulcers, | could hardly swallow; sometimes
G I'd t sp ak oud worl for weeks; ny
lungs grew more painfnl every day WIN di az
most stop my breath l had collie pains sour
stomach and venting up everything, | a'e;
My who body was filed with pain. l could
not 10 down. hut had u Iecline In sitting pos
i gave up and did not think OF ever getting
up again. sit was hard mo-ing myself my ieet
aud ankles began to swell baily, and my hips
had given on long before. .
In this sinking condition l thought would
try your remedy for consumpuon' ~ might 90
me some gond it could do ms no harm, Tor
was certain could not live month longer the
a. At that line. May, 1873. procured your Pull;
monte Syrup, s. Weed Tonic and Pills, and
took them as directed In q weeS was better
and began to throw off from the Jugs Il green
ish yellow matter strcaked with oio!d.
could cat little without throwing !. up;
the pains IT. my sides were not SO severe. couia'
| sleep an nour yer, sOuudly, and that was Wnat,
| / had not done for turee mouths
took your medicines steadily six months my
cough got better l did not sweat 50 bad ~
nights, kept gaining slowly, and in year sI,et
| / be gan your medicines could say felt well.
began to gain flesh. and last september
weighed one undred and thirty-hve pounds,
| fifteen pounds more than ever weighed before
Your medicines know, saved my life: and
would saw from my owl experience. to all cor
sumptives take DR.. Schencks medicines, fot
they will certainly cure you.
had consum lion, Ii Is hereditary in our fam
tly, my father and two brothers having dies
Of it.
for ten years previous.
MRS. SARAH A CARTER.
Carlisle, Mass, April 9th, 1880.
ur-n,,, Goriufield. M0aR
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DIR. SCHENCKS'
Mandrake Pills

DO not produce sickness a. the stomach, nausea
or eriping On the contrary, they are 80 milo
aEd agreeabl. in their ACT on that a person sui
fering with sick head che. sour stomach or pain
IN the bowels is sp, elily relieved OF these ois-
tressing kymptoms. They act directly on me
liver the organ which. when in healthy con-
dition, purifes the bio d for the whole BODY.
They are q perfect preparation OF that great
ans well-known remedy MaDd axe OF POdophy-
lin q remedy that has dis placed the use OF mer-
curry as vel as many othe poisonous drugs In
the practice Of ev ~ intelligent phy stcisn.
Professor John King. Of the College Of hedi.
cine, of Cincinnau, says: In constipation
scts upon the towels without dispostng thtmt0
AZ, bsr aren't 9 ,stiveness In chrome liver com.
plant ere IL not its equal in the who.e rnngs
Of medicines. being vastly more useful msn
mercurial agents, arOusing toe liver 70 neelthy
action increasing the nOv Of bile and Keeping
up these actions longer than any other agent
with which We are acquainied.7 l5eet e Amen
can DispsnsatOry. pare ~.
In al cases Of Liver Complaint OF DytpepnA
when there Ia great weakness or debility, DIX.
eCHENCKs BEAWEED MIC should BE ssee
In connection with these pills
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Dr. H. scHESCK, Philadelphia.
Dear sir-Some years ago l was takeh
with inflammation OF tue lungs, and although
treated by two of the best physicians OF tnls
rity, / gradually grew worse, until had mem
orrh ages quite frequently. They usually occur:
red in toe morning, and averaged fully pm
of clear blood at a time ] had night sweats
every night, and my weight, which was log lDs.
when was first taken sick. gradually ran down
to 1928 lbs. My nights were almost sleepiessSi
owing to severe pain In my breast, BACK siaa
shoulders and continual cough was SO SICK
that my physicians gave up al, hope OF ny re-
coyery then began 10 try medicines that i
saw advertised, but without any lasting benefit;
AT last, by the advice Of friend. l concluded
I began by using all your medicines as you
direct and in very short Tina all my worst
SYMPTOMS left me and began TO gain IN every
way. AS my appetite Came back gained hes Isl
yery fas,. From June to November the IN
crease was over fifty pounds. My present
weight is ia pounds, and has been about tns I
since nv recovery several years since. l was
told by my physicians thatI had Consumption
and / believe myself had and that your
nadicjnes cured me. Yours Very Truly,
]. G. ELLIOTT.
Oc, Doth. 1881. Binghampton, N. Y.
p, o. Box 1912, care Barretfs Music store
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sent 10 10 fho d6c'0f m hia nefi giflt n hos
Ton, Vhifh Wfs One fnGhlh ml4f me hffi ume
fag n. ard ~ N z, "Vn y eohunne, W.T.
did ~ and kept IN ldnf W eYefy Wy anu
1 eAg perfectly we'll aud able N wOfk ~ nsnal
pnce nv fat0g w hay bot lOat dhy'a tine,
except when have made friendly visits 70 NE
NJ appetite IA good, I have 10 headache ~
paln my tl1e, I sleep better than ever dlo
w NY lie, aud ny lungs afe apparently healed
These afc ihe roasons Why believe In and
foc0mmet Dr. \ II. Hchenck ana bis inedl
clues. lie did Ju,t what he said no would ior
me, and I believe that owe my life 10 his
medicines and his care. ,., =, .,.,,,,
Hudson, Massachusetts. May -, 1881. -
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lsnportant Legal Intelligence.

PrTcsBURG, Nov. 13.-ln the supreme
curt the judgment of the lower court was
affirmed In the SUIT of Gardner VS.. Pull
man Palace Car company. This case has
attracted widespread attention. Gardner
secured a verdict for $500, having been
robbed of valuables while sleeping. in a
Pullman car. The supreme court opinion
held that the Company, while not liable I'D
the action as an inn-keeper or common
carrier, yet reasonable and proper degree
of care is imposed on them. The main OBJ
ject in taking passage in such a car is TO
permit passengers To sleep. While In
that helpless condition the duty rests
on the company to provide care
and caution against the valuables OF the
passengers being stolen from bis oed. or
from clothes on his person.. This is not
case OF robbery by force and violence, but
by stealthy larceny. The fact that another
OK ssenger IN the ssr"e car was robbed the
same night was admissible as bearing on
the absence OF proper 1are by the company.
In the case OF the Pennsylvania compa-
nv vs. the Pittsburg, Youngstown d.
Chicago railroad company, specia
certiroari was allowed as prayed for, return
able the first Monday in December. A new
stay of proceedings in the lower court was
also ordered until the final hearing.
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DR.. SGHENCK'S MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
sRAwEgD TONIC
u PULMoKIC SYRUP.

Ar. .osa sysn pruFris,s, ana f,l el-s..i'n, 70.
iheir uss are printed On ne vrNppers q every
package
M. scsEEcK WILL SEE PlTIETTs AZ
TIE sEaED CEHTRGB H0TEL. BRoADEAT,
rEr TOEK. on TIE FIKsI vEDEBsDAT
AID THURsDET or EAOz E0ETE AED Az
TEEarEETotr HOUsE,EAB0VEs sIEU1
soz1or0r THE sBoJED pEDEEsDlTEFD
THUEsDGT OF Etos HoFIs. OofsOhff-
TOY EEE
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CONSUMPTION CAN BET E
ED.
New York, NOV. sth, 1881.

DR. SCH7NCK,
Dear Sir-In looking over one of your books
in wi ich find so many lie tiers recommending
vour medicines have thought to myself how
negligent have been in not making my case
nublic that others might take warning. In
whiting friends in New Jersey short time since
NV attention was drawn to the many advertise:
ments In large letters on d fferent buildings AND
fences: DIT Scht ncks Pdlmonic Syrup, seaWeed
Tonic and Mandrake lis. AS looked at hese
tears of gratitude fell from nay eyes, and
thought what BILE. sing that such man as Or.
Schenck should be sent among us. Iwenty-
seven wears ago contracted heavy cold, when
settled on my lungs. took many things that
were recommended for colds. but nothing
seemed O reli We me. / made gallons o. syrups
with many different kinds Of herbs: still l got
no better. Ny husband would consult doctors.
but tIey gave him no ENCOURAGEMENT, Only
said must die. had then been afflicted over
seven years. One Of my sons came IN one Gay
and said to me: Mother, have heard OF Dr.
SUMPTION will you see himY / he'd given up
iii hone of recovery, but he insisted upon 1t.
Copsea uently was taken over to DIR. Schenck,
then in Bond street. He examined my lungs
and gave me encouragement ] took the Pull
monte Syrnp, aweed Tonic and Mandrake
pills about two months and ielt as well as ever
/ did. Ihave enj Iyed good health ever since,
and il any OF my family take cold 1t is our only
medicine am this day 67 years OF age and
G IN wa aud attend tn business as well as many
at 40 II there are any that wish TO know the
particulars of nay case they are at liberty to cal
vi iH'' MRS. SARAH LAWSON.
33i Westl5,h Street, New York City.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. l2-lnspector Byrne
learned two months ago that William. Il.
Brockway, Nathaniel b. Foster and Lewis
Martin, the most noted counterieiters IN
he country, we're preparing counteric.
securities of some kind. IL was learned tina
Brockwav, under the name OF ) spencer, was
living as o clearinghouse, NO, 40 West
Eleventh street kept by Mrs, Gilbert, re-
norted 20 be his wife. Martin occupied
rooms at the ST., James hotel. Foster liyed
At a boardiug-houee, No. - Lexington
avenue. The men were watched And IL was
'ound they met dsily at the St. james hotel
and the house on LeXiugton avenue
AID remained together Tor hours.
BrcckWgy also daily visited the oihcs oil
bankers, photographers and Printers. Last
week they were seen carrying several
packaces into the house on Lexington
avenue. Yesterday morning. search war
! rants were obtained, the services OF y. =
secret service officers secured ana IL was a.
! term ined to make q simultaneous rad on
| the places named. EIockway was followed,
after leaving Lexington avenue house, ana
arrested. The dt tectives subsequently OBJ
tanned entrance to the Lexington avenue
house and arrested Martin and Foster. AT
tie sane hour another detective
raided Martins rooms at the
So. James hotel and Brockway's
room on 10th street. At each place were
found counterfeit implements. In Lexing'
| ton avenue were found die stamps, plates
| type and batteries The counterfelters had
alresdp struck off spurious 81 00e Z the
cent construction bonds, due in 1901 of terri
Morris and Essex division ct cent
Delaware, Lackawana d WesCen
company, and $1,000 per the
gold bearing bonds, series B, Of the OF
raj Pacific railroad company. Evenond
| United States internal revenue stsmpt.
the bonds were also counterfeited.
oe iieyed that some of the spurious bpee
nave been already placed on the markehrs
| REMAyDED.
William Z. Brock way. Nathaniel b. Eos
scr and Lewis Martin, the counterieiter
At the request OF INSPECTOR Byrne wer
ramanded until Wednpsdsy.
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CONANCHE.

sCoxANcKE, Nov. 12.-[Special.l-Last night
between 10 and II o'clock the Jail was sur
rounded by an armed mob of 4e or so men
and took the two Bailey brothers about one
chile north of town and hanged them to q
erect near the southeaSt corner OF the grave
yard. The guards made hard struggle,
but were soon overpowered. Only one
shot YVES fired, and that with no effect.
The mob entered the inside OF the jail by
by way of a narrow passage
at the foot of flight OF stairs, where two
of the guards were on duty. The door wac
bursted down by means of q heavy pole,
when the guards were made to go immedi-
ately forward to the top of the steps, when
the jail was unlocked, the parties having
their own keys. The sheriff, Mr.. Cox, was
away at the time, having gone to his farm
few miles in the csuntry,. but never LETT
till late in the evening, having left double
guard since their trial in antic patton OF
4 release and not of such fearful tragedy
Us tool: place last night. There is great in
dignation manifested by the entire COM
rnunitV.
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Blood and Precipitation and thus removes Ine
cause. CnticurA, the great Ssn Cure, instan "
aJlaYs Itching and Inflammation, clears the
skin and scalp, heals Ulcers ana sores, re-
stores the CompeXiOO. tutlCura SOAP hu e&.
ouIslto skin Beauhlier and Toilet Requisite, Us
indispensable IN treating skin diseases, a9n Ior
rough, chapppd or greasy sSn, Mknehis
blotcnes and ba y humDrs Cuueura IL meule
ar the on y infallible blood purifiers. ana skl'
CHNRLFs HoUGHToN. ESQ.,, lawyer % state
street Boston, reports case OF SAT- hheuln ull-
der his observation for ten years, when cover
ed the patien's body and limbs ana 10 whlch
nil known methods OF trea ment had been hp-
piled without benefit which was completely
cured solely oy the Cuticura Remedies ieaV!hs
c'ean and healthy SIX n, ,,,,,,,,,s po,o,or
Mr.. and Mrs EVERE 7 STEBBlNs, BeIcner-
town, Mass write: our little boy was terrlpIy
affiis'ed with Scrofula, Salt Rheum ana Erysip
elias ever since he was born, and mourning We
could rive him helped him until we triea Cu.i'
cura Remed es, which gradually cureu HILL uh
| til he is now as fair as any child.
He CARPENTER Henderson. n. T. cu.eu
| of Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years stan
| Ing nv Cuticura Remedies. The most wonoer-
mi cure on record dustpan full! OF scales
| fell from him daily Physicians and his fr'ends
| Thought he must die. Cure sworn to before q
| Justice of tle peace and Hendeison's most prom
Hon VIM. TAYLOR, health commissioner,
Boston. says: Alter three months use OF the
| Cuticura Rem sdies, and twelve years OF AZ cou
slant suffering from Scrofuious HUI or OF Tue
| face neck and sc zip as was ever enuureu, lcnu
| say that am cured and pronounce my caSe ING
actr ayka h q record.
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standard Time.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 cad ng jewellers ofthe
city have followed the lead Of the railroads
and will adopt a new standard OF time.
Whether the city will adopt it depends on
the action of the council.
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Perfertinr PrrpernfIons.

VIcKsrURs, HIss. Nov. 15.-The CITIZENS
com rnIttee on the reception and entertair-
rnent Of the EatiOnsi CottOn-pisniers' cgn-
vsufion bsve crmpleted arrangements Tor
secou modsting so delegates IL YES re
solved Togfve q Grand bsDqusf during TIE
meetibE. Nary ererv rsilroa1 IN ne
coftou ststes hss made reduced rntes, -
have The stesmboafs TIE convention gill
BE- called % order Weosesdsy. November
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NV HsvEs. NOv. Is.-rbs c1nvent.on
a. fbs Ns-onaI Acsdemy q 6ceDct fD-csy
hrrsn 4 -hree dars session re = ~
asrsb rus1s the so6r-ss q velcon,- -
81 rsrsr nd 80 rpnr he f0Tmatfn q
rbs o-af vnr1sfy d n tuman rnce.
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rrYcss,. Nor IA s-c-tt nestirE q
r-.-stt nssrts 81 81 foscs rrurlrr ~
r.as r. uas helt - crT- / - unctrs -
pr rurposs = - i,rrl 80 = - - 80
-. - srrr-r rrIifrrrrIftT On trs rrstrors 81
s--lfHrr f-sirr-. frinE sEitctirr cts1rss.
-
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supplementary Foreign News.
10 ADVANCE IMMEDIATELY.

Hone Rose. Nov. l3.-Ihree thousand
French reinforcements arrived IN Annsm
and will be sent 70 Hanoi i'm me disiely
II il expected that an advance Will be
made on sontag within q fortniRht.
WILL acc 1HPaNr BIN.
BERLdE, Nov l5-lt r. stsied that .
depu alton from King AlfOnsO's Uhlsn
regiment will accompany the crown prince
10 pain,
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TITS SENT FREE
Post Paid, TO All Applicants.

Address DR.. J. II. sCHENCK & son, 5a7
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DUBLIr, Nov. "A troop OF lancers has
49,, s.nt 40 gsrrtstoun 70 enforce the or
Der probtblting Nstionalisis end OrsoEe-
men meetings Thnrdsy. The OrrAngemen
Fermsuisgh have issued the following.
The government having resumed the
junction Of keeping order BY stoDpine
rebel meetings. We hereby summon ne
O-sngpmeu 20 obey the Law and remain 81
home
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why \ Have the Utmost Confidence In DIT
4 M sohenek and HIS Medicine.

Durinr the past two yesrs my mother and
fro-her have died Of consumption vas my
80 ouire unwtn rnOrt Of this time, and wbea,
sk-rt ' eftef tbel. death. was eftackeo vi b
c01sh I'd severe hemffr ages ] naturally con-
firf 4 hat vas destined q 20 vitn he same
"a e lmnedistely coutul - q physic an
Who made a fpelisltf 81 lung oisceref Aiter
ereruirife ~ he said that be th0uRht my
/ inns were sound and thstI would so0n ~
rr~er In les than a week amer this ha1
/ enrfher severe hernDrrhaga 1ni1fiDg That ny
rhysi ian had made q N. tAke In ny case,
erI-.r-If1e1 sn1fher rocf0r He thOughtmy lun ~
sf-c,rd and pr rcribed for me for long tine
I 70 10 tttter under The treatrnert but gener-
efr wrrse. NJ oUugh vas vtry bed, my agpe-
fIfe entirely a0ns. had severe pein IN ny rlFht
80 arf ~ months ga not sleep more thsn
to ~ tirse hour IN n night. NJ tonaue vss
fearllr cnated and ha1 bad TASTE ~ NJ
rnoulh. ] had he hssdache alnosi Al ne
Fssiinr fhat sousthinr must b done. Ct
Las rrrrirdff % cnnrulf Win d.. nctencf
- r'frrirfar uho i fhfuk. have rod rea-
- + rs1ttrs a. - ne besl IN n tre1iInsrt ~
1r~r flarass werI % his ~ l1 bosun.
- II sas srnrIlrst He fDunc ny 81 lurr
u-.Irr f'.siT risenasf auf ~ lver errlouslJ -
f-~trt Re 80 ne ] odd , fur y Eocle
fl1-r - directors o c1u-re c-nreu,.d
= So ant 80 srCr sHu ttet NJ c1,t 80
flr atiig 49, 81 r.ac-c 80 - 49, = -
r-.ff 2 - -erw-s1 I1rt - - - = ~. ~
~ 81 90 AZ. 80 flrrctef ~ AR - y =
- uIrrik ~ 49, sTDTtoU9 Eer- 80.
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Election,

TRENTON, Nov. 10.-0dicisl returns from
all but two counties give Abbott 6,67S ma.
iori,y over Dixon. Parsons, the temper
ance candidate, polled about 9, 200 votes;
Urner, the national candidate, about 80, 600
PHIL.pELPHIA, Nov. 10.--The official
msiorities for auditor general and treasurer,
tho on Y officers batloted tor are; Niles,
I6. 1875; Livesey, 1855, Both are republi.
cans.
The official count OF the vote OF Phila-
delphia shows the following republican
M aiorities: Niles, auditor.
general. 2O,667; Livesey. state treasurer.
u SOL: Graham district attorney, no Oppo-
sition, 1925; Littleton, clerk
of the court OF quarter sessions,
20 425; Jeffries, city comptroller, ,opposi-
ton py committee Of one hundred, LIP;
Powers, coroner, IS 81.