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rRRAsURkR POLk's DErALCAT1OM.
TIE Aasu.s Placed ne oSOo. O0o-E6sss 81
the spirit OF Repsdiasios.


CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 6.-Trustworthy infor-
nation puts tho defalcatioh 81 state treasurer
Polk at s5OO.OO0.
The Times OF this city openly charged defal-
cation when tho Treasurer refused to pay the
January interest. and much Indignation was
expressed ut the time In consequence OF the
publication. Tho same paper. In an editorial
article to- morrow, will denounce the spirit OF
Reputation abroad In the State as largely re-
sponsible for the loosoness Of the laws and
their non enforcement. and the carelessness OF
Official obligations. 1t says: Col. Polk was.
without doubt. a victim both to the wretched
looseness Of the laws and the administration
OF executive business at Nashville: but he was
also n victim Of the prevailing low tone OF pub
lie honor. fostered by the spirit OK reputation.
and by the wanton and wicked attempt to read
Just m almost generous and hoHorabe settle
NAsHviILE. Jan. GA despatch from Milan.
f Sf sns s. Van fsE sna
lean servant. reached here on. Wednesday
po:s tho S areatos northe1n Meso
where the Folks have an interest In q silver
nine Van p9ks haggaY S, was checked for
at Milan on Friday night and went to Bolivar.
their old home. this morning"
The House OF Reprcse ntntivc5 to-day adopted
a resolution for joint committee to investi-
gate the amount short in the accounts Of the
Treasurer whether the money was lost by
| speculation or WAS loaned to personal friends
| whether the dedication is q recent occurrence
| or Of long standing whether conceived by the
| Treasurer alone or with the c0nnivance ol
others and to report the result as early AZ
| practicable. -
1t has thus far been positively discovered BY
| proof that tho defalcatiOn began five years ago
| also, that one check drawn by the Treasurer
for ISL. 900 went to pay for his interest In sill
| yer mine in Mexico. 1t is believed that he also
supplied the money to pay for another interest
| OF one OF his partners In the mine. 1t Is known
| that Sl25. 900 OF public funds belonging to the
| Trcnsurer's account are on deposit In two O
the Nashville banks. and II is hoped that There
| may he other sums in other banks. Polk hat
beon interested in various speculative schooner
| in Tennessee in large amounts.
There we're many runors In Wall street yes
| terday rs to how Mr. Polk lost the none!
which he took from the State Treasury; and q
to who his brokers were. lie generally mad
the Office Of Hallgarten Co.. IS Brond street
| his headquarters. A member Of that firm sal,
yesterday that though Mr.. Polk WAS freQuentl!
In their Office when he was III town he did no
keep a speculative account with the house
Several other houses were mentioned as hay
ing made transactions for him. but the report
were denied by each.
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Fencing bouts mt scnae's.

Three boys were lunging with swords at a
last evening In an upper room Of Booths Theatre
building They reached him with their weapons when
he chose to let them hut not otherwise though they
prodded away with much vim and some skill The man
wore "A wire mask protect his face padded glove
his ord hand aud his hr.nsi WIS cushion for the
hutton.d points Of the youngsters blades To hit 40 that
the Cobu, could bc sHngunary, heart painted in
red directly over the live one, wns the point thrust at
This as the beginning OF exhibition by Prof Regis
Sruac ut his fencing school The OF foiia FUR
t.r illustrated by three hours of bouts between adults
the liz rlrs ald most sk lful being ten minute
ter between Mr., scnac mud Mr. Charlie. IL lIatchett
also expert The, danced and struddl.d
ADJ and reireatrd thrust and parted rubbed ter
fouls together, srnkle the hoor with lerspirn'ion
and made four touches apiece, AfterMard Mr. S.iac
told Tux reporter what excellent exercise frnc
wus for body brain aud what pity tn at
Anleric ans did not NOR, generally practise It,
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DIED.

DIED.
BIRD-:At North Elizabeth n, j., after lingering H.
Relative. and friends invited to attend the funeral
O'Clock 4: Trains leave Liberty street Ferry At 10
Funeral will take place Monday at2 p. from Il Ox
beth Bake: beloved vile Of Capt: %s% srO~n IN The
aa friend. of family are in
s 'I"s. ;s' AI'f
Intsrmsnt At A.nonk. westchesier county. NY.
only 80" Of W.m and Fanny W Bro@n' aged - year:
Funeral from the residence Of hi. parent: Mond.y
.Ih cr.sis 9 waiting on the arrival .na Of
dence ,so la'th IT.. jersniah Carey, aged 81 years
."s ::' sS rs; S :s's st.
'f5Hsf. Snurs" t4 "Lsn Jan Maggie. youns.. child
!. &
n,AvlS7 .u Sa,uraaS Jan o. the beloved wife Of
Friends aud relatives invited to attend her funeral
at - Es.' pToAiw4y M"nasy a, a"cIG.k n,,.,
... Ss s .%%.s "a ~ a.
at o'clock. Friends aud acquanianc are respect.
f% . acs ' %Asn:a Vile Of
Friends and relatives invited TO attend her funeral,
s Of f"I, s tn m ani o
On SnIS Il 1 h, pAs .s S
saaais Sligo iTennd ,hs 81 yenr q her aye.
yii"d attend lie funeral iron" Iat. rs.dencs, 81
Nss st, n" Fras jan. a Of M .I
Mrs fh.be sharp, Widow Of James sharp. In her Sai
Relative: and friends re,rectfuy invited to attend
the funer" on Moniay the st' inst, at y o'clock
Heights sw "s' '-' ''''"'"''' 3D. 'e'''' wy
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Sptrial Notices.
AT HIGH PRESS UKE,

WHAT CONES OF STREAMING THE MACHINERY
WRECKS ALONG THE ROAD.
We are fast people From our mosphere down to
methods OF DONG business every force in
be in the nature OF stiusnt Hence all sorts
of nervous and brain troubles which are daily driving
Amater OF course the Kites and vutures Of socAlled
medicine get fat the sale Of nosrums for these dis
Sufferers fortunes and what 10 even more
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coctons in the world attuned . set Of tangled
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How does 1t work simply enough. II reaches the
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Capcne Plaster penetrates like the electric current but
In other respect does Il resemble the advertised
electric" hunbugs II soothes the irritated nerves
and sxces the torpid organs ~ do their duty health
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In the highest medical crces Of Europe and the United
States and among the most intelligent people the
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PLAsTERs have been known and appreciated for
years Don't give up your until you have tried
these plsstsrs. Price IS cents
ssAbury 4 johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
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NOTES OF THE STAGE

"Iolanthe " continues = STANDARD attraction.
Kir ,,, The play ut the Wiamsbursh Nov
Taken from Life" will be played at the Brooklyn
Park Theatre this week.
John Steven. .rpsnr' in Unknown" Mths Mount
Clara Morri. plays in the New Aasdalsn" at the
Grand Opera House this week
Ludwig Bnrnxy appears in William Tell at the Thu
liza Theatre tomorrow evening
next week by The Black Flag"
The hrst performance OF virginia. at the Bijou Opera
House will lie given On Tuesday evening
Ut the Windsor Theatre tomorrow night.
X. Emnet will continue TO appear the ubiquitous
Fri. at iiavery's Fourteenth street Theatre.
nurlesque Of Iolants win be put on the stage of
the San Francisco Minstrels Tomorrow Aght.
diornna representing the burning Of the good ship
Commodore S to he seen at the Globe Museum.
the s s .r. ss and G@ Of n place
"Mcsorley's tnhation ut the Theatre ComiIne.
"Muidoons Picnic" will he the piece OF resistance of
the entertainment NJ Tony PASTORS Theatre this week
John Mscn'&Eh rppeS "a, a. Sy+ry sr9oaym The
The loth representation OF Young Mrs Winthrop"
will be given nj the Madison square Friday evening
While hu! seven wonders belonged to the ancient world
appear at the concert at Roster Balls music hall this
our English Friend" will he succeeded at Days
Then,s on Saturday evening by She Would and She
Nine Alhani will be the bright particular star at the
Symphony society's rehearsal and concert on Friday
and saturday,
Custom apparently cannot stale Ours" which will
accordingly he continued at wslarks Theatre for at
| least another week
The vokes family play - our Country Cousin" and
Pun in a Toy y. r,t,h, Avenue this week. They
| will be succeeded by Try Anderson
The lyre and III. ." cantatA by Camille Saint
Saen. viii he III. f.a,lr. the Ienox Hill Vocal So
| ci"ty sroncert Al Chirksrins Hall on Jan, NJ,
| HunchhAck" supported hS strong cnst, ut the Turf
| club Theatre during the week beginning Jan, %
To morrow the last night Of The RantHsus" at the
performance Of Partisan Romance " Will he given.
Of Maurice StrAkosch with Mis-. rhursby the leading
singer. will be given in Chckering Hall tomorrow
| evening.
and his orchestra, assisted by Edmund Neupert. Mrs
Amr- aud Mr. Rhodes, Will be given in Steinwuy Hall
on Wednesday.
Carrier pigeons will be daily despatched from Bun
nrs Museum during the continuance Of tn. seventh
| nuRl exhibition OF the National COLUMBIAN Society
| which commences to morrow
| The CorsicAn Brothers" with Charles r. Thorne Jr
and r e. bangs in the leading parts will be presented
at Booths Theatre tomorrow evening In manner
| the management announces that will tax all the re
| sources OF the stage.
| Mile Paona Rossn W T. Carleton and other sin era
Of note appear At this evening concert In the Casino
in addition to MI orchestra OF nifty musicians under the
direction OF Max Marrtaek and Rudolph Aronson 'Ths
| Queens Lace handkerchief" continues to form the
| week day programme.
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Arrlved-SAIuapAY, Jan. 9.

Arrlved-SATyRpAY, Jan. 9.
IS India, Jameson Mnrseilles Nov 10.
So AilsA, SAMSON. SavHnllA Dee. 10
Ss city Of Savannah. Catherine, Savannah.
SIS Rio GrHnde burrows. MatanZas
IS BreAkwater. Boaz, Leaves
SIS Virginia, CrOcker. Philadelphia
So Delaware Winnett. Charleston.
Is bermuda. WhitehurRt. Trinidad
SIS ElennOra, Bragg. Portland,
ship Argomene. Williams, Calcutta
B1rk Sea King. Forbes, Liverpool.
Bark TrevaniOn. Higgins, Montevideo.
ARRIVED OUT
s. City Of Brussels, from New York. on Brow Head.
Va Italy, from New York, on Brow Head.
Su vAndnlia from New York. Oh the Scilly Islands.
81 St Laurent from New York has passed the Lizard
IS Indiana from Philadelphia. at Queenstown.
SAILED roREIGH rORrs.
e. Canada, from Havre for New York.
s. Rugis from Havre for New York
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John Beamish Of SO Mulberry street jostlod
against un Italian that last evening but passed
along giving thought to the matter until an offensive
-phet made him turn lis head As he turned pistol
ball fired At point blank range struck him in the fore
head II WAS nred by the Italian, who attempted To
cape but tripprd up by witness OF the shooting
aud held He il Frank Sparbora, laburtr, OF ia Mul.
berry street Beamis Is not dangerously hurt lie WAS
take n to ST. viuccnt's Hospital
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LIEUT.. CHIPPS MISSING BOAT.
The Bodies Of Two Men aud Records Of the
Crew said to Have Been discovered.

Crew Said TO nave heen uncovered
Boston, Jan. Ga letter has been received
here from man in Pittsheld. who is said to be
perfectly trustworthy. transmitting o letter
from IN American in Siberia written to a
friend in that city. The Siberian letter is
signed David L. West. He says that he mar
ried in Paris Russian lady whose brother
was convicted OF Nihilism on false testimony
and sent to Siberia; that he (WesU Obta ined u
pardon and went after his brother in-law
In Siberia. While searching for h IN he became
lost and discovered u snow hut. in which was
one man dead and another who soon died. He
buried Them and on searching tho hut. found
an English Bible with the name :" A. kuehne"
in it, He also found record OF the deaths Of
began With II W. Tho names Of Walter Shnr-
veil Albert G. Kuehne. Edward Star Henry ID.
Warren. and Peter L. johnson appear in Pres
ident Arthur's message rs among the missing
boats crew Of Lieut.. Chipp's party. West also
says that he discovered tho skin bont. an axe.
a rifle and some other relies OF Chips crew.
The letter is to be sent to Senator Dawes.
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0l....aa'. Hard Road to Omee.

WASHINGTON Jan. G.-OlmStead's Ring friends
to he thoroughly frightened They recognize that
the Senate Is against confirmation II the vote lad been
taken day Olnstead would have been rejected The
editors Of two local papers were the foor Of the
Senate lobbying for ohsead and other friends button.
holed Senators in the Capitol One Senator sad today
that Olmst-ads defence to the charge was 80 weak MS to
surprise the committee that he thought Of making ANY
excuse Mt all In the iyer case his defence WAS that
rived No personal penrh from tiie transactions upon
which llyer has brought sut In tie Rtudlng case
the blame ~ put on the absent partner Lattn The Sen
that II the senate confirmed Olmstead II might
ell announce that II ready to return To the
policy that during the hrst days Of the
She pheru rule,
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Tea Merchant. Charged with Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6.-Charges OF conspiracy
and removing and secreting goods with intent to de-
fraud their creditors were preferred tins morning
against Amos A. Rrdhener and Thomas stuart formerly
trading Redener stuart deaers in toas and cofeeS
ut lts North Front street Stuart has disappeared but
Rednrti-r WAS urrAgncd for . hearing. John Wright
commission merchant Of Front street New York testi
Ned that since July last he had sold the nrn goods 70 the
Nulue of VI ss that he had given Rrdhcfer credit be
cans. he represented that lie Ind . wealthy pEri'
that In November last he received letter III rela
ton to making settlement and that the next day the
entire stock IN the hrms store was removed and he has
been unable to truce it, Itehcnrr held III VI COO
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VIVA VERDI!

which meant. Viva vittorio Emanuels Re D'Itslis.
Hence the prescription OF the of the great maestro
In the Austrian provinces.
There in Italy 2DO67 parish priests. OF these.
235 have salaries Of less than ~ francs $50 year
1910 have salaries between 4O and 500 francs 1852 be.
tween 500 and 600 francs 7s9 between 6OO and TO
francs and 1853 between 100 and 800 francs A new
law gives them 100 francs from jan. l, 1889.
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OFFICE. 81, WEST sTH ST.
RcnN VI II rEKINrENDESr

CINUINNATi o. Dec . ies2. !
= s%s
disease Known acute nspIr,,i;; an! while !. may
p piSs ','"st 's @
s sr Ss rSuO pSu When S @ stage Of q
Known GTt terrible Brias disease as the Kidneys con
s"a y" .sss p S sf: s.pssay .ssio
s prevalent with all classes and usually continues until
o.s,na,s which under my Sb:sry.'S ion
treatment The cass was diagnosed pnr.n,chy ma,9a;
"sinafS sIs"as. from sSi%osi and tia.
yer witch .Hsri willie he would rsispss mo d.
NY sSiisssas. lad sSisssd lie 20 $s.sr iSr YIN:
Oh for some time suffered pain: much
= 81. Sis'' "a s %
with THE s sS r mSt wiling fra " s'sr r II:
$ssss.: si%.ri IL I'D a.
s.sS$Sa: I:s ] :, NJ
S:tfI
WIZ s UT
:s Hs H. so S%a ssie
ney and Liver Cure the remedy which prescribed and
tn. Of as tn soy sss. %
":p1!i. Or Kidney alihs%tS and ind tSat IL mani
sS, ar mS Of it, own S Or w y.
sequel some ether disease %!may SEQUEL
from pregnancy The first symptoms frequently show
themselves in the form Of high fierce, and intense
In the lumbar region the small Of the back trouble
nicturtons and frequent changes in the color Of
the urine which dimnshes pefceptibly II tho
urine entirely suppressed the case probably VIII ter.
quence OF the suppression of urine and the severeness
OF il governed by the proportion OF retention The
| nervous system becomes prostrnted with eubse.
| auent commissions and irregular circulation OF
| the blood. which, In estimation, eventu.
ally might cause diseased heart to, TO- g,Xe
| eases-yes in Brghts disease itsef-there is no
percepb- pain In the back and these troubles often M
sert themselves in various symptoms-for instance in
Troublesome dinrrra blood poison impaired eyesight
loss OF appetite dsordered Digestion loss OF con
sciOusnesy husky voice. and many other complaints toe
numerous. to mention Indeed thousands OK people are
| and they dO not know il.
In inclusion would like to state that have since
my success. with the fireman sedy prescribed War
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and II my professional
brethren could only be brought far a. to overcome
their prejudice against proprietary medicines they
| would undoubtedly And themselves rerompensed fol-
their supposed sacrifice Of liberty well by the grea
| benefits that would accrue to the world.
| o. ANDERSON M. D.,
| Superintendent,
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A Convict. Attempted Suicide.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 6.-Rupert Spencer. a con-
Wet in the state penentiary while marching along the
NTH tier Of cells with number OF fellow prisoners in
charge Of warden this morning, suddenly rushed to
the railing and Jumped int the courtyard below dis
lance OF nearly one hundred feet When bt baldwin,
the pententiary physician, reached the Spencer
raised himself On his elbow and said Doctor for Gods
sake give me something tlut Will settle this; ] don't
want to live" The Doctor asked why he had committed
the rnsll act and Spencer replied, oh don't want to
i've 1t 10 probable that his wish will be grRtired.
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MARRIED.

ADAMs-BuTLER.In BROOKLYN. on Thursdsy. Jan;
at the Church OF the Rede-er by the Rev George VIII
Hanson Smith, * 7. d. Flora Carleton second daughter
Of Carlos A. Butler. E.I to the Rev Henry A. Adams
CLAYTON-sLOcuM.- "Wednesday. Jan. 3, on Co.
lunba Heights Brooklyn vt the residence Of the brides
sister BY the Rev. Frank L. Norton DR.. James De r.
clayton to Harot daughter Of the late Samuel Slocum
Of brooklyn.
HuGHEs-MOTT.-On Dec. ~. 1892, by the Rev. syl.
vester Malone Dr. Peter Hughes and Amelia Mott both
Of Brooklyn
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se,.ure or Mexican Railroad.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Despatches have been
receiv ed here the effect that the Mexican Government
has seized tho Mexican Central Railway A. GeT Grant
called ut the State Department this morning, 1t was
thought that his business had reference 10 the reported
seizure IL 10 learned however that Grant did not
fer Ia IT, incidentally to say that the report was
true the Mexican government probably claimed that
there had been . viol4tion Of contract
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IL the Living Skeleton BIxa.,I.ts

RocKLAND. Mass. Jan. 6.-The announcement
In TUX Sun few days ago Of the marriage in Jersey
city OF Isaac W. Sprague the living skeleton and Miss
Minnie johnson, both of Bunnes Museum IN New York,
has cRsioned much comment here where Mr. SpraKue
has wife living lie WAS here three weeks ago, and
Mrs sprague had letter from him ON Tuesday last
They have v ed together for fifteen aud have three
children, Mrs Sprague does not believe that her hus-
band 10 guilty OF bgalny.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALnANAc-rnis DAY.
Sun rises. "a Sun SETS. 40 Noon rises. ~
HIGH wArkR-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 50 Gov Island. Z ID Hell Gate. 9 %
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ALadx Wants Z. Know

The latest Partisan style OF dress and bonnet
to arrange the hair Millions expended for .rtincal
appliances which only make conspicuous the fact that
eacation nervous debility and female weakness
Dr. rierce'H "FAvorite Prescription Ia sold under
positive guarantee II used directed art can be dis
pensei with. II will overcome those diseases peculiar
females. by drugyists.-Adr.
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
Clears the head restores hearing taste and smell moist
the glands and removes polypus Absolute cure Tor
all catarrhal symptoms. 81 OF all drugYisn
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Superior to all. Cathartic Alternative specific for
disorders OF the stomach liver kidneys cessna malaria
waters native and foreign Such waters are positive
rritxpts and impair the digestive organs and Kidneys
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Scarlet wool undershirts, best value IN city, q So
gsns j. W. Johnston NV brand ~ also s7S vh sv.-Aav
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Rupture radically cured by DR.. Marsh'a
treatment Thousands have been cured and relieved u
years practical experience. Only Office. vsssy o..
Aston House
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Prosperity unnasks the vce.; adversely reveals the
virtues The virtues OF Ely's Cream Balm ~ q cAsFrh
cure ere sstabhshsd- Pyiss " ssats.-AAs.
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The use or Ang0stura Bltters will afford
immediate relief to all persons affected with dyspepsia
diarrhGa collie. and all kinds Of indigestous.
A lady writes, Couldn't keep house without
famous silver Polish ELECTRO SILICON" Get genuine.
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Too Little Nourishmeut

Ia contained In many qualities Of milk unprepared but
there il ample n MIX Food for infants aud
invAids.
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Mother SWANS Wora Syrup.
Infallible tasteless harmless csthartc for feversh
ness rsstlsssnsss, worms, constipation. 25c,-Adv,
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&peft21 &Gtieel.
CAUsr ron ArPREmENsIoN.
WHY MYSTERIOUS PHYSICAL TROUBLES AROUSE
SPECIAL DREAD-A PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE.

Few things give more pain than dread or apprehen-
sion Most people able TO face apparent danger he
but the sudden and unexpected coming Of some
indefinite calamity very naturally strikes terror to even
the bravest For this lightning and tornsdoes
considered tsrrbie their coming and going are &C
sudden. unannounced. and unknown For this same
reason an unknown disease poison In the blood
maady that 10 gradually undermining the life. 10
specially dreaded by ell thinking people. And indeed
there good for such dread for modern sci
has discovered that viruent disorders show
the least signs In their beginnngs while they have the
worst possible symptoms We know OF many persons
who have dull and uncertain pains IN various portions
Of the body who unnaturally tired one day and Az
parently well the next who have an enormous appett
at tnes aud loathing OF food soon theresfter snsh
really in dangerous condition even though
they may not realize IT, The following statement OF
most prominent plysician who has had unusual oppor
tuntirs for OF 30 striking ana important
. nature that u viii be read with interest by all:
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOSEPH AuB, NJ d. JULIUS REFS.
JULIUS BALkE Jr. II. A. SMITH, N. d.
Mrs. NJ +. FORCE. II. MILLER.
Mrs GEORGE ilUNERT. Rev. CuAS ". WENDTR.
FRED. LuNKENHEiMER. DANIEL WOLF
j. b WILSON.
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Pouuds Pure Tea, u.
Green, black, or mixed.
SsmpIs Tys Co., 28y Pearl and % Fulton sI-A1s.
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rams piooao'' ~ Wv. ,,..IS . .'o .a'..i
was q" "po'h,ois ~ .a"s n,"o .o"", ,, anu 'l'
sa''lisl wac ouu.".e0 ~ So s., ,.a
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clement w. 70 's",e ."o oi1. ~ -. o,,,. Us
anu 'aAo .ho n"o.. y. ,-,sa, aSn,. =, his ordor
soon iorH"ore 'i'e e'olitH' ,ao,' - n'S ~.
and assumed 'ha' worn ny sceu'ar piies.'' ~