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pennsylvania MINERS.
A Prospect that the End is abproac hing
Eyerythfnr Quiet.

A Prospect that the End is aLproac hing
Everything Quiet.
Coal GENTLE, Pa, September Sit is
thought by many that the trouble on the
river Is fast drawing to an end, and unless
there is a general movement among the
operators 10 introduce Hungarian miners,
matters will have assumed such shape be-
fore another week that the services Of Sher
if Chambers and deputies will no longer be
required. The strikers have not intertered
with the non.union workmen since Satur,
day, and more men are at work to-day than
for two weeks. Efforts to establish camps
at Courtney and Coal Bluff failed. So far
there are not over halfa dozen men at the
former and about twenty at the latter
About twenty Hsagarians are at work in
Neel's mine in the third pool Their pres
ence caused great indignation, and should
any more put in appearance the miners are
liable 10 revolt
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HALF AND HALF.

Democrats Gain a County Ticket and Lose
Three Representatives
ST. ALBASs, September 3.-The bolt in
this county resulted in the election Of the
Democratic ticket by majorities ranging
from l52 to 639. This county on the State
ticket gives Pingree, Republican, 1888;
Redington, Democrat, 1882, and Soule
l42, showing Republican gains Of 254
over all as compared with 1880;
Stewart, for Congress, has a majority over
Simmons aud Kidder of 1868; only two
Democratic representatives were elected in
the county, loss Of three. The result has
no political significance whatever, being
simply the outcome of a feeling growing out
OF the financial troubles Of this town.
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A FALSE" ALARM.
Raising n Cry to Induce the Operators and
Guards to Rush Into Fight

Raising Cry to Induce the Operators and
Guards TO Rush Into Fight
JACKSONVILLE, o., Reptember 3.-Gover.
nor Hoadly's speech here on Monday had a
good outward effect, but the town sleeps
over magazine Monday night word came
TO W. n. Brooks, Vice President Of the
Columbus Coal exchange, that false alarm
would be turned in during the night and
the men about the building were warned
not to follow i, up. Ten minutes later a
man rushed around the corner near Brooks
office crying fire. There was rush of
villagers, but operators and employees re-
mained housed. Shortly after word was
passed il was false alarm. 1t turns out,
however, that the house of John Morefeld
caught FIRE in the basement which was ex-
tinguished by the neighbors Morefeid is
weighmaster at Johnson Bros. mine and is
obnoxious to the miners. The fire is
alleged to have been started to get out the
operators and "do then up" Three more
companies Of militia arrived Tuesday night.
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ST. clAIRsvlllE.
Further Particulars OF Tuesdays Murder
The Causes that Led to Il.

Further Particulars OF Tuesdays Murder
The Causes that Led to Il.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, September Sex.
clusivel-Ouren community was thrown
into fever Of excitement last night over
the murder Of Chas. Griffith, by Emmitt
Mitchell, of near Il,ydsville, brief outline
ofwhich was telegaphed the REGrsrER last
evening. The particulars so far as CLEANED
are about as follows: 1t seems that 4
grudge has existed between the parties for
some two years, and during the last year,
Grifiths life has been almost one Of terror,
as Mitchell has repeatedly threatened to kill
Griffith, and on TIE eve Of the murder,
Mitchell, armed with q revolver, which,
however, was nothing unusual, as he was
always armed, proceeded to the house Of
Griffith, whom he called out and after q
very few words were interchanged, Griffith
being about three rods from his own gate
on the public highway, Mitchell discharged
the weapon, taking only too good an
effect in the brain, death resulting almost
instantly. As soon as the villain had com
mitted the deed he returned to his own
home, where he informed his aged parents
Of what he hsd done and made hasty re-
treat, going in a southerly direction TO the
house Of Malon Hatcher, where he succeed
ed in borrowing some money. he then
proceeded to the house Of Jas. Bentley and
then to Thomas Medley's, where he was lost
track OF by those in pursuit Mr.. Gid
Mcfarland, who furnished these par
ticulars, believes that he was concealed in
the house OF Thomas Medley, but being in.
formed to the contrary by Mrs Medley, and
on account of Mr. Medley illness, he gave
up the search Of the house and hastily drove
to St. Clairsville. Deputy Sheriff Frank
Sedwick and Masrhals Burlington aud
Boston started in pursuit Sedwick
returned this morning. having obtained
no definite clue as to his whereabouts. An
other search has been inaugurated today
The Cause.
Griffith was a man about 62 years Of age and
was always quiet, inohensive citizen and
one Of the most honorable and upright men
of this county. While on the other hand
Mitchell has always been considered q
dangerous man, especially when under the
influence of liquor. 1t is not known
whether this was the case in this instance
or not, but it is presumed that it WAS
Mitchell is about 25 years Of age and lived
with his parents on farm adjoining that
Of Griffith, situated about one mile south Of
Lloydsville. 1t is doubly sad and quite q
shock to his two brothers, Alfred and VIII
son; the former is prosecuting attorney for
thiicounty and the latter one of our leading
lawyers, both highly esteemed and
respected by all who know them,
Both gentlemen were almost 'heart-broken
when the news of the sad event Was made
known to them last evening, The desPer.
ado would have been treated to course OF
lynch law By the citizens Of the vicinity Of
LloydsviIle could he have been caught last
night. At this hour there is nothing
further concerning the fugitive, but oil
heartily wish that he may be speedily brought
to justice. A diligent search is being
,..Jo
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WHEELING. vA.THURsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER l. 1884

bsr would be only half support Think
we viii win anyway, but would be more
certain If i knew that all Cleveland Repub-
hcans would take the trouble to go to the
polls in November They should see that
one vote for Newman in October is worth
two for Cleveland in NoveHber. As to
other Western States hear good things all
round, especially from Wisconsin and Illi-
nois, and il half what hear from Wiscon-
sin be true Cleveland viii carry it Let me
add that the very great success Of the
Cleveland meeting at the Academy Of
Music last Thursday and the total failure Of
the Butler demonstration on Saturday will
have great effect in strengthening the
Democratic candidate in the West"
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A FuR POLICEMAN
May Succeed in setting Himself Inso seri.
a...s TrnnhlA.

May Succeed In setting Himself IDso seri.
~. eas Trouble.
PlTTsBrRG, September 3.-The action Of
Chief of Police Braun in the Austrian flag
matter is likely to cause trouble yet.
Braun returned from Washington this
evening, where he said be had learned
a point or txa He was stiH OF the
opinion hat he was in the right and would
win. ! = efused to say what course he
would pursue, but il is said by ssme Of the
chiefs friends that he has declared positive
ly he will nOs apologize to Consul Scham
berg, as he does not think he wa'
in the wrong. In case he
adheres to this refusal. there may be music
later on, as it is rumered that unless there
is an apology and explanation there viii
be immediate proceedings against Braun
by United States District Attorney Stone Al
Baron Shaefee win ask that the case be
pushed
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Knights of Labor,

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-The ses-
sion of the convention of the Knights of
Labor assembled at 10 clock this morn
ing for the transaction of routine business.
Nothing of general importance will be
transacted until Friday, when the election
of officers will take place The only con.
tests appear to be over the positions Of
master.workman and grand secretary.s 1t
is expected that Hon. T. v Powderly will
retire from the former, although this is said
10 be optional with him, and that Mr. Fred
Turner will be elected.
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MUST coME TO TRIAL.

IN. Bissss LsAsi Salt VIII Ss~ gpss, Dss
Elswfy.
IspnsAporIs, septembsr 3.-ln bs
United States District Cosrt soAay Julgs
Woods over rslsl the dsmusss, Sled b. the
defense In tie BlsineSentinsl ssk TSs
attorneys tor the dsfenss sPpsArsd aad A.
pounced that The Sentinsrs snsssg vosh
be ready to-sonow. ana BlsinSs ooaassl
waived the fosmaIiy Of vulisg . dsseass =
the snswes. The Sentiaefs cosessl ~ 4
viii no. be possible 70 b ssady ios ~ b.
fore November for the rsasoa TIA mcN q
tbs uitnesses live ~ distance ben y
diasspolis and . great deal Of wofk N -
required taking depositioas.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
The Outlook Steadily Growing Better For
Cleveland.

The Outlook Steadily Growing Better For
Cleveland.
New YoRS September 3.-Representa
tive Olson, of the Fourteenth Congressional
district, was at headquarters to-day. In the
course ofan interview he said:
"My district including the counties of
Sullivan, Orange and Rocklandy is Ordinar-
lily a debatable one. My majority over
Low was $50. While it is little early to
estimate results, l believe that this year
Rockland county will be good for 1000 ma
jority, and that Orange cuunty, which is
usually Republican, will do as well as in
1876, when Tlden carried it. The canvas
this year seems more steady than in 1880,
when the enthusiasm was so great at the
start, but not we'll maintained Now the
feeling in favor of the ticket IS growing
stronger daily. In my district Cleveland
was not faverite for the nomination, and
there was some disafection based upon mis-
understanding and false representations
which is efaeed as facts become known.
The Butler fzzle is so ludicrous that those
who were inclined to support HIM are drop
ping him like hot potato. In my opinion
The strongest element in the canvass is the
feeling that a change of parties in execu-
tive control Of the Government is necessary
and that even the personality Of candidates
is secondary to this sentiment. A similar
feeling was very powerful against the Dem.
ocratie party in favor Of Lincoln in 1860,
when the Democracy had had the PreSiden-
.cy for long time.
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STABBED Ris ToRMENToR.

After Months of Insult n Shoemaker Turns
on His Psrsesutor The Victim WIZ Pro-
badly Die.
NV YoRx. September Among the
iourneymen shoeuaksrs employed BY W.
II. Hoburg, at No. I32 West Twenty-ffth
street, are Robert MeGrego,, Of Spuyten
Duyvil, and James Cassidy, Of No l23 West
Twepty-fossth street, McGregor tormeatsd
Cassidy continually, using the most ofien-
sive language without the least provocation-
Cassidy bore all the insults OF his fellow
workman patiently. Even whe2 his only
child died Cassidy did not resent McGre-
gor's sneering remark that It's better for
the boy to die than grow up With . crank
for fathrr." Cassidy changed his bench
in the shop for one further from McGregor.
Who, however, continued his persecutions.
Stabbed Him.
All day Yesterday McGsegor uas Hnus-
ually annoying. and TO one Of his brutal
tests Cassidy made hot reply. The next
instant McGreger assaulted him. Cassidy
held his sharp knife in his hand and made
lunge at his opponent The blade was
buried in kcGreggots back He was
taken TO the New York HOSPITAL, and, il is
believed, is mortslly wounded he made
an an,e-mortem statement TO Coroner Levy
last night, saying:
Cassidy came into the shop and began
10 abuse me. I told him to 81, doEn and
nc. bother me. He then began TO quarrel
With a workman named Piunket. and
threatened to have him pat out when he
went for me with shoemakers knife. he
drove the knife into my left breast. rsr
into the middle Of the room and he stsbosd
me IN the back. ran out Of the shop an
into drug store. where / reuained Ill
the ambulance arrived" Cassidy, sas 81
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II you are troubled with sores, aches
Mains and general weakness fthe various
bodily functions. don't be deceived BY the
Advertisements of bitters, kidney medicines,
etc, whose certificates Of pretended cures,
are often paid for. Put your trust in that
simple remedy called DR. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarssparills. 1t viii cure you by
purifying the blood and STRENGTHENING the
weak portions Of your b0dy. You will also
end il very refreshing to the BRAIN and neg,
Yous system. The proprietors receiEe hun,
dreds cflettsrs bestOwing upou It the high
est praise. 8 ss
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wbv wealthy Cir, suicided.

BKDroRD, IA, September 3.-The daugh-
ter of John Il. Gyiffth, wealthy cattle
dealer. living near Shenandoah shot herself
in the head with revolver Monday. She
left letter on the table, explaining her
motive for suicide She had some difficulty
with her father in regard to attending nor
NAL school. ard she preferred shooting her
self to going there. She died in half an
bnpp
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Heruism Rewarded.

LoSpOE, September 3-Capt Amicer. OF
the British steamer Mentmore, has received
8 rreseut of handsome gold chronomete'
&. chain from President Arthur as rec
ignition Of his gallant conductin in the rescue
OF the crew Of the American bark jacob
Keinzie, which was recently lost at sea.
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Tn. ARMY of West Virginia.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, September 3.-The
addresses before the society Of the army OF
West Virginia to-day were BY ex-Gov. Pier
pont Of West Virginia aud others. The
meeting next year will be August 25, 26
and 2T at Portsmouth, o,
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OHIO WOOL GROWERS.
They Meet in State Convention al
Columbus.
THE MINING DISTURBANCES,
Believed That the Worst is Over and That
Peace and Work will Soon
Abound.
A PITTSBURG POLICEMAN

CoLuNBUs, September "A largely at
tended meeting of the State wool growers
was held at the State fair grounds to-day,
Speeches were made By Congressman Con-
verse and Robinson, Senator Sherman
Columbus Delano, J. c. Ste
vens and others. Resolutions were
adopted, pledging political support only to
tariff men and for a committee of one from
each party in each Congressional district to
ascertain and publish whether each candi'
date flvors the restoration of the tariff o'
1867.
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Fatal Row Among U. s. Soldiers.

SAULr SAISTE MARiK, MICH, September
3.-A desperate fight occurred here last
night among several soldiers from the fort,
IN which one named Hurd, stabbed Private
Brown and Drummer McAulife. Browns
injuries are dangerous. and it is thought
he cannot pOsSibly recover. I
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VERY little has been heard OF Mr.. VII
Iw Malone these times. His umbrs-
geous whiskers seem to have passed alto
ge,her out of the public eye since the fair
ba. wanton Widow BUTLER flashed upon
the scene as the political belle Of the sea-
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Logan In wisconsin.

MAprsoS, Wis, September a.-At three
o clock an open air mass meeting was held
on the park front Of the capitol building:
Fully FIVE thousand people received General
Logan with prolonged cheering. The great
Republican was introduced BY Gea. Fair
child and spoke for about thirty minutes.
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asoli,nrr Hirhuarman.

AUSTIN. Tx, September 3.-The mail
agent on the Austin and Northwestern road
reports the robbery Of the stage besxeen
Burnett and Button or Monday evening
by one man. The mail sacks -ere crtoeen
ana riBed Of their eOhtents Tue s'n3an'
secured Is not knoyn,
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paosASee Ma1Dm

Ystsi nss II . scAAsassesa oAsssA -.
sse1as.
cnAnLEsrox v. Va. Bsysenb0 2-lus'
elsSysL--Absst 3 s'olpsE - q DaA .
quarrel occurred ID Nsa negS ta'sss =
DE nossh ed bslvsss ~ sense -
ssd ElSe Lee, lssss vsasA - ssasse
. chair ssA stsssk Aia L. - - -,
inAicisg frisiasl voasd ses vAiss -
usy de. He thss - - - - dsss
been hsard d. sishoegh IL ssshosifiShsss
msde aiResst ssarcA
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Will a pair beat a full hsud' Is that
what you are anxious to know JACOB?
Well, We don't know that pair has ever
done it, but we think it's going to happen
IN November. Mr.. BLAINE has q full hand;
but we think we know pair that will beat
him -puck
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THERE is a silver ore excitement in
Richie county West Virginia, which bids
fair eventually to make everybody there
imagine there is a gold mine in every acre
OF the State. There is a loud call for de-
veloPment Let it proceed.-Richmond
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CHOLERA appears to have boom in
Narseilles. Cholera is bad enough, but
the Marseillese should be thankful they
have no Presidential election with oceans
Of wind convenient.
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Rasa Ball.

Boston-Bostons I, Clevelands o.
Bsltimore-Baltim0res 5, Athletics Il,
Providenee-Providence 10. Buffalo ].
Philadelphia-Detroits4 4, Philadelphias s.
ColumbGs-Louisville 2, Columbus 2.
New YOrk-New York 3, Chicagos 9.
St. Louis-IndiAnapolis lS st. Louis 3,
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GES. LOGAN has found it necessary to
take the stump in behalf of the TattoOed
Knight and himself He has gone into the
doubtful State Of Wisconsin to "whoop up
the bOEs.
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Gnnrainr Against Danger.

WAr<,w, September 2.-The police have
orders 10 advise the public to close their
doors and windows during the passage OF
the Car through the streets of the city.
Police agents viii take the place Of Tram
wav conductors during the Gar S visit.
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THE Cincinnati Exposition opened yes
terday with great success. A novel feature
was the exhibition Of GREELY expedition
relics, which attracted the greatest atten-
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Tuy able aud popular Gov. WALLER, o.
Connecticut, has decided to accept a re-
nomination. Gov. WALLER is prospect
i've member Of President CLEyELASD's Cab,
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TUE attempt to make political capital
out of the dismal situation in the Hooking
Valley is the lowest specimen Of demagOgy
Witnessed thisRear.
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Tux columns OF the REGISTER are open
to the Republican committee to issue a
call for a iolE6cation meeting over the Yer
mont election
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ACCORDING to a Fairmont special it is
probable that the Republicans Of Marion
county will hear something drop at an
early day.
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BUrLER's war record is being raked up.
Ben is only too glad to have something
startling said about him. He always re-
oices when he is roundly abused.
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Mr. Rlaine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, September 2-Mr. Blaine
LETT for Manchester to attend the New Eng
land fair, at 1890 q. m. He will attend a
political meeting at Topsham to-day. He Is
IN GOOD health. . $50.
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WISCONSIN Republicans yesterdayre nomi-
pated the present incumbent for Governor.
They are willing 10 Rusk it with him once
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Handr,cks a4 Fair,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September Sex.
Gov. Hendricks addressed an audience OF
1000 persons for-an hour and half at
ConnellsviIle to-day, at the Fair Grounds
Hendricks reception was cordial
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DrvoCRArIC organization and enthusiasm
in this city continues 10 grow. Splendid
meetings were held in two of the wards last
III
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The action Of Tammany Hall tomorrow
night is anticipated with anxiety BY Demo
cratic politicians throughout the country.
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JUDGE BRASNOS was expected to address
q Democratic ward meeting in this city last
night, bEt he did not materialize.
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BRIEF TELEeRAMs.
DOnlestll

Domestic.
Texas Republicans in mass convention
decided not to nominate 8 State tieket OUT
to support the Independent and Gree1easS
capdidate for Governor. ~
ILeCl6siuhli InJs<tial BS BSDSsiIiOn Spen-
ed ysStsrday. -
nopgberty's s,aye factory at Cairo, H.,
burned yesterday, Loss $4,000.
70 eigB. .@.
The Car has left St. Petersburg TOR
Warsaw.
The Emperor has conferred another dec
OF, ton on Bismarck, accompanied with q
cen mplinenisry autograph letter.
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Wisconsin Republicans to Have n Big
Time.

MADISON, Wis, September 3.-The city
is full of strangers, from all parts of the
State, in attendance upon the Republican
convention, and the great State rally of to,
day. 1t is expected at least 5000 men will
be in line tonight. The convention was
called to order by Chairman Taylor, of the
the State Committee, and Hon. Ogden FL.
FeIhers was made temporary chairman.
After recess the present state officers in
cludi NO Gov. Rusk, were re-nominated.
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BIN BUrLER is in Chicago. Sailing lake
craft are reefed close to avoid sudden
,r,US
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Miss Barton Present.

Miss Bart0n Present.
GENEVA, September 3.-M. Solomons was
elected Wee President oi the Red Cross
Congress, which convened here yesterday.
Miss Clara Barton was present
French Man-of-w War Arrives
Hoxe None, September 3.-The French
iron clsd La GakSsoaiere arrived last Right
to protect French merchant vessels
American Schooner Ssi1ed.
ST. PErERssFRs September "a Rms
sian corvette has seized the American
schoOser Sophia Johnson At Behring S
Island, Behring sea.
The Spread of the Cholera
ROsE, September 3.-ln The last p hours
l20 cases Of cholera occurred in Naples,
The epidemic is spreading to adjacent dis
tricts. At la Spezia 80 fresh cases and l3
deaths are reported
stanley May Go TO Egypt
DUBLIN, September sit is reported thai
Gen. Wolseiy has offered Henry NJ STANLEY
position on his staff Stanley has asked
permission Of the King of Belgian to &C
can't
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TugRES a new Coon in the United States
,r,ssary. The rag men found it out yester-
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\ NEW whisky pool has been established
in Cincinnati. This will intuse additional
spir;t into the campaign.
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THg returns from Arkansas continue 20
arrive The Republicans have lost all in
l srrrs, in them.
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YoUR cough is growing worse Inat
sCltness and pain in the throat and lungs IS
Increasing. Better get rid Of the absurd
iGta that anything viii cure cough or
cd, aud give Dr. Wistars Balsam OF Nhd
perry q trial before !, S toe late. II never
las to check eorssmp.iou, and qaicSlI
.oIts al coughs and colds.
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PaEIs. September 3.-Adniral courbet's
uoveuents in Chinese ~sters are kept Sc
cret He is tsking ciIegi:oqs roste 70
tseieye the Chiaese,