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uI;. ., \, UPTON,
REV. HENIy.MoRGAs,

Tho Evangelist of Boston, was cured Of Con-
sum ton oysr 20 years ago lie Is stu IN good
health and urea hing Ia bis CONGREGATION NJ no
onapcl, No ~ ShRwmut avenue. Bosom u you
eau a il ON him there his was n severe Gaze;
aud he has ,iucc recommended tic medicines
u many hers with great benefit.
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Mr.. NORMAN BLANCHARD

Resides ia Flo ida, Yorkshire cousty, Mass.
In the fall OF 1871 he cas- very lov witt con-
eestion o. the lungs. and as the cold vsather
csms on his disea.e rapidly developed into
veli-marked Gaze Of Pulmonary Cons um ptlon.
NE phy.ician, as 10 too oftsn The case when
this disease becomes firmly seated. tod him
ira. there was no beneht 10 be derived from
any nceica I estmcnt. and 20 discontinued his
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Mexican Female Remedy

Which all ladies should know. Bee our
Circular at your druegist.
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he sure to send for nr. schenck's book on c n
sum- ton. you will nnd it Of great value wheth'
or you conclude 30 use his Remedies or no;. 1t
4, sent Tree, post paid. Addres, j. II. seh'nck
4 soa, corner 9th aud Arch streets. Philatel
phis. Pa. DR.. schenck's Modi,iles, Pulmonic
syrup, sea Weed T ME and Mandrake Pills
are sold by all druEglsts.
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CONNECTICUH.

NJ. T. Il Sal isoury, OF south Kiliiug'y, was
cured OF Colsumpi, n. In lsss, by ,ns use OF Dr.
Sch mex. medicines.
&. w. EMERSON,
OF NATICK.
Mr. Emer on 10 msu OF facts, AND he wishes
A. undsrss cd that he has given only plain facts
IA hi. letter 30 Dr. Schesc.. He srys, whom
no. IA ,akius your msdioi c l oftsn cough.d up
clea. blood, AID was 20 weak that had 10 leAs
shen ha,f way No airs My fes and ankles
we're swollen 30 that IL was uifficull for nv to
walk. / had steady diarrhtsA watch nothing
would stop, end light sweats Every night
IL AussTt, kr rnAT HAD COssuNftNN
He concludes, II want 10 impress on ali who are
ALI ted that thore 10 no use Ia taking your med
icines wiilost Per.eveiing. have sin.e my
recovery recommended them 20 two others
both OF whom u cured.
ar Rrlsrson IL n gentleman well known In
the county In which he resides His letter
chou be read Ia Iul. You will hnf II In br.
sehsnek's book On Consumption. which Is sent
free. post iaid
DR.. schenck was first known TO
MIR. GEORGE G. REDDEN,
OF ALBANY, N. ",
In the year 1873. At the solicitation of many Of
his patients. tao doctor had consented 10 visit
Albany ior two days, and whie making exami-
nations aud giving advice 70 his patients In
snnwix Han he was ca led uLon BY Mr.. Rcd
den his stosy Wa a sac one. dis l. tile daugh-
yer hal been sick for long time, And wes so
low kutt u Whs iulpo-siuio nlul W Ditek
her TO the hotel; fact. she was eonined to her
bed. Mr.. Ridden had ga ploysd several oi Al .
bsn,'s bssipnyslcishs, and they All pronounced
her iscurs ole. y veal OF her pothsrs rca-
tiv.s bad al. q OF Consumption and the olly
thin z ap afenilv 10 be huped Tor was sOms'hii
to rsothe and comfort he. tor he little umbshV
had ~ live
After his ofifc hour, Dr. SCI. 81 - ed VI
R,ddsn's resides 60 IA Ess, s,sess. --d sith "a
careful cram naiiJu Of HE parsnt. :, ID The pa
rents that he believed che touis - outri. de
was right for sitsr ing his resedies tor 40 IS
sre he ssn u isp'o'e rscidiy. rnd Ia sao,.
q 90 va. sn'lfc!y Gu I'd lti. fass i w,l'
ksovni A sn., Al la .n- 4 t-rsted can
cal on Mr. Reddtn VII ssotfi e is at G, orn.r
| Oangva 4 .s,er q 'eee. Mr.. kedde !. the
ssr.tof he whito Liae Cestrsl Transit CO. a.
A!basy
Mr.. NORMAN BLANCHARD
Resides IA Flo ida. BERKSHIRE county. Mass.
10 the fall OF 1871 he sm very lov witt con-
gestion o. the lungs. apd as the cold vsa,hei
csms on his disease RAPIDLY developed into I
vell-marked case Of Pulmonary Consumptio
| Ms physician, ~ 10 too orssn che case wher
this Jisease becomes firmly seated. tod hiu
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MIR. A. Il. GRIFFIN,

or Ravennn. Ohio, was cured ofseyere bleeding
OF the lungs by the use OF Dr. schcnck's Fu.'
monte symp.
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evernl Good Things.
liyou wan, good digestion,
Ifyou want good health,
II you want good baking,
lfyou want the best stove.
Ifyou want the cheapest stove.
II you want a good square meal
Buy a Charter Oak Stove.
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A SHORT RECORD OF
SOME OF THE
CASES THAT
DIR. u. II. SCEENCK,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
HAS CURED OF
CONS UNI p ION
OTHER SERIOUS
DIS EASES OF THE
LUNGS.
MRS SARAH LAWSON,
or NEW YORK CITY,

Was attacked with Con 'umpton IN 1864, She
suifer d with tho disease or several years, dur.
Ing which time she used many cough remedies,
aud was utteaded by physicians, hut gradually
grew worse In 1851 was exam ned by DR..
sohonck, aud ,oOu after began using his medi'
clues, she used them for u little over two
months and was entirely cured. She has en-
] y,d good health ever since
Go aud see her.
a full account OF her case is Riven IN Or
schonck's book on COnsump lon, which Is sent
Tree % all applicants.
wM. n. BLAKE,
Captain OF the steamer John II, Maude,' II
me Memphis and t. Louis Packet Line, has
4 sell Dr. schemes remedies In hi. family tor
years with great benefit In the fall oi ISL he
Tccumm, ndct them TO SIR. Porter Leonard, VINO
kcc, the arge livery stables at corner ~ Ninth
4 4 Pine strtuls, ST. Louis. Mr. tor trs s.n
vas suffering with Consumption a. the time. Re
he'd lrlcd many remedies. ~ well as a rgtidcn-e
100 toe Sullh. without benefit By the use
20 Dr. Schen1k's mad cines hs was restored b
. etitCt health,
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MRS. John ESGLEsBURaHER.

tllFNh ~ AfillhNAAlNi'A ~ a." sHiN'f $500
We mention,
MRS. JOHN ENGLEsBURGHER.
Her husband says MY doctor told mo tina
was NO hone fer ntr recovery she was cure,
by DR., soh,n, IA Pulmono syrup ahd a5s"ee'
Tonic. ,,,y
OF LA FORTE, IND,
Wa, 40 low with Consumption In 1872 tina, he
had no hone OF recovery Ho says; IN hls etsl
death To put an end 10 my suiisrlngs. ] wS'
disgu ted with medicines; had tried so many
without benefit and when some one aivised ~,
" take yours AMY SAID Una, aiu nov w., Wtsh
10 be experimental on any more Mr. IulgA
wa, persuaded, however, lo use Dt' schenrk :
medicines, aud ais tondiion improved rapid
from their use. Ito was entirely enrd aud
says that he owes his life To me use OF VT
schoncks medicines ~, II.
Mr. Itiiok - well known 10 La Porte, being
one OF Inc original German settlers OF La Psrio
county lid
b. W. SEBELTiAr,
Another old citizen o. iaPoftc, Ind , and ex'
rfustar Of IN Cpu ny, vas dgngcrOusly ill I'm
lug f,ver la isng. lie u I'd br. Sch mex =
med Inc. , aud vas cnt ic.l en-. d.
There Is hardly IL town or ely IN the STATE ~
Indiana where DE- SCltuCks utdirluss have
not n.ads cues ia serious lung diseases.
MIR. A. SHELLY.
or the nrm OF smith & shelly dry goods inor'
cha {, nj Grass Lake. Mlyh, was cou,ielcl an
iucutablc Go asumptiyo He was SO sick mat no
gave up all businsss H. wa, Induced TO vs.
Dr. Sohrncks mclliiuo by 'Hdil Dr. -chcrrEs
o, Ok snow IN ac,iSe busi css ani IN p,rlo
health. IL has rocunmcndsi 1he medicines 10
others aud says he can tell OF Aum. wonderful
cures made by them, 60 aud see MIN
MRS. !. u. MILLER.
or New Castle, lad .. II another who was saved
from COnsumPtivi grave By pr. schtusk
medicines . fer she had bocn attended by New
Castle ana HHgcfstown phi A.cians Without ben
cit. Call on her or write 10 the above address.
By the advice OF -
MI;. >. \. UPTON,
OF he firm Of U pton y Browne, machinis's %,
Bsile G. eek Mich, Mr. Cyru, Layerty, oi tnAr
lOie. Mich, used pr. schencks medicines
They cured MIN OF a sewers Btouphia att elton,
wi h VIII ch ne had suffered tor II long Time This
wa. 10 1874. aud hr Layerty mas hal no return
OF the disease.
Nj Up on wa, also cured OF n serious. disease
by Dr. schel Cs's modicinss.
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Her husband says MY doctor told mo that
ho could do nothing for hrr aud ihhl there
was NO hone fer hsr recovery She was cured
by DR.. sch,n, Ma Pulmouio syrup aud a3sweod
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NJ, Il. Il Sal isbury, OF south Kiliiug'y, was
eur 81 OF Colsumpd, n. In lsss by .ns US. OF Dr.
Sch mex. medicines.
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d. W. SEBI:ITIiAI,
MIR. A. SHELLY.
MRS, .. IL. MILLER,

or New Castle, Ind. Is another who was saved
from , Consumpiiyi gave by Or schcugEs
mcdl siups . fer she had bo.n attended hy New
Gaelic ana HHgotstown phj s.clan. Without ben
GIFT Call on her or write 10 the above address.
a.. .l,.4..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-29
AlcxanI|rl1l Da4ette.
&
nuBIlsHE., f.aILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
At tho Gazette 3uilding Nos. 70 & 70 Prince st.
rE2ME

DAILY. ifsi-" fsffNLi.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYgUf for chill
dren teethinS, is the prescription OF one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, aud has been used for forty years with
never. failing success by millions of mothers for
their children During the process of tcething
its value is incalculable. It relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhGa gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother Price % cents a
hottie. mY5-1yrM, YVES
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AGRICULTURAL.
INARMERS' GOODS.

UNARMERS GUUDS
SHEEP DIP, a highly concentrated fluid for
washing Sheep and Lambs. One gallon Is snilI-
cient for about one hundred Sheep; also used for
washing Cattle, Horses and other domestic animals.
SULPHITE OF CALCIUM for preserving cider
by arrestng fermentation.
MACHINE OIL of various grades from Sperm
and Lard to the dark Lubrcating Petroleum.
READY MINED PAINTS of all shades ana OF
various qualities; also new Paint Oil to be used
alone with earth paints for roofs barns fences. &c
Improved and Perfected Butter Coot. Window
Glass, Putty, &c.
angie E. LEADBEArER 6 EIO.
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FERTILIZERS.

BRUNNER'S FINE GROUND RAW BONE
guaranteed pure
BELLE HAVEN PHOSPHATE, 81 iirst-class
Ammoniatcd Phosphate.
DISSOLVED SOUTH CAROLINA PHOS-
PHATE, guaranteed equal to any IN the market
We confidently offer the shove goods to the
Farmer being assured that no better Fertilizers
are offered For sale low by
JAMESON s COCHRAN,
aup2o-dtf 90 Cameron street.
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S z E c l A L q!

AS we have all of these Blankets in quantities,
we will make a special price to Hotels and Board
ing Houses in lots of 10 to 20 pairs.
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Herbert Bryant,
NO. 25 KING STREET,

NO. 25 KING STREET,
Offers the CHAMPION BINDERS, SINGLE
REAPERs, COMBINED DRoPPERS and SIN
GLE MOWERS.
THOMAS HAY RAKES.
MUDGETT HAY TEDDERS.
full stock of REPAIRS, BINDER TW1NE,
SC, &c.
GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES, &C., &c.
MALTA DOUBLE and SINGLE SHOVEL
PLOWS, MALTA WALKING CULTIYATORS,
IRON AGE CULTIVATORS the GILF1N
SULKY PLOW.
WEBSTER FARM WAGONS, for one, two,
three and four horses. my9
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
BLANKET SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
EN Il hNOhD DI n = II I.
The entire production of the

! The entire production of the
FALLS OF SCHYULkILL BLANKET MILLS
| We're sold at auction in New York early in Au-
gust through Wimerding, Hognet & Co., Auction
GERS.
These Blankets are the celebrated manufacture
of John Dobson, and arc the most popular line of
Blankets for fine retail trade manufactured 1.-THE
country.
As the prices obtained at auction were from %
to 53l: per cent less than last years prices, we
confidently believe We arc in position to offer to
our customers superior make Of Blankets at the
LOWEST PRICE EVER NAMED for iirst.class
grades. Below We quote few prices
1OI WHITE BLANKETS, fair quality, only
81 80 per pair.
1o-4 WHITE BLANKETS good quality, only
81 rs per pair
III WHITE BLANKETS, fair quality, only
50 per pair.
Ill WHITE BLANKETS, good quality, only
81 % per pair.
1O-4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS extra quail
ty, only - per pair.
Ill WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, extra quail
+ ity, 81 per pair .,a
1O.4 WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS, extra
quality, So so per pair.
Ill WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS extra
quality, only 81 so per pair
1O.4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, superior
quality, only Sd per pair.
Ill WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, superior
quality, only So per pair.
11-4 SCARLET BLANKETS, good quality,
only SO 80 per pair.
1o-4 SILVER GREY BLANKETS, good quail
ty, only 81 SO per pair.
la NOTIFIED GREY BLANKETS, extra
quality, only 81 per pair.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

IhMES F. CARLIN & SONS,
-
NO. So KING STREETS
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
:;uildcrs' Hardware, Locks, Hinges Screws
DoorBolts, Latchcs, &c, Saddlery, Hardware,
Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings, Hames, &C., &C.,
Whcolwrights' Hardware, Axles, Rims, Hubs,
s"okcs, Sawed Fellows, Trio Iron, &C., Pocket,
Table, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &C., Guns.
r=tols &c full and complete stock of first
lass goods away in store and sold at lowest cash
.y.ccs. aug15
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-08-31

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 2o.-Thurs-
dav night. the II O'Clock freight train on
the Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling rail
road, north bound, with engine No. 4,
when near Saltwater, jumped the track,
turning almost completely over. and
wreclxing fourteen cars. John ExtOn, en-
gineer, and James Bullger, brakeman,
were killed. The engineer was found
seated on his cushion, bent forward, with
his arms held over the top of his head.
He was held firmly to the ground by the
top of the cab. One leg was cut off and
the other driven into the soft ground. He
moved twice after the crew had reached
the engine and then died. A brakeman
who was riding on the engine at the time
Of the accident, was found back Of the
engine, held tight by the weight of the
cab. He begged piteously to be released
and told the two men who were working
to release him from his burning prison to
kiss his babies for him and tell his wife
that his last breath went out in prayer for
her and the little ones. 1t took an hour
to get him out. He was carried to the
station and died at o'clock. The bodies
were brought to Bridgeport to-day.
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yashington Caossip

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o-Acting secre-
tary of the treasury issued the following
circular: .Notce is hereby given that the
unloading of old rags arriving at the
ports of the United States from foreign
ports, on and after the Ist prox., IS pro-
hibited for three months from that date"
A cablegram received at the postoffice
department announces the postponement
until February next Of the International
postal congress, which was to have as
sembled at Lisbon. Oct Ist. The post
ponement is probably made on occount
of the existence of cholera.
The estimated decrease in the public
debt during August is S9,ooo,ooo.
Acting commissioner of patents has
rendered an exhaustive decision upon the
subject of trade marks. He holds that
the trade mark is distinct from invention
from copyright matter and from matter
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-08-31

The balmy breath of summer fans your
tired brow with such delicious softness,
that you are apt to forget the chill of night,
the sudden fall of temperature and the
fatal draft which brings on death and dis
aster. Itis then, that Ponds Extract plays
an important part. 1t subdues at once all
kinds Contamination, cures aching pain,
conects the nervous system, and controls
all sorts of hemorrhages, whether from
lungs, nose or stomach. 1t is vegetable
and harmless. 1t is used internally and
externally with the same good results, and
at home or travelling, its prompt true ac-
ton will make yon its friend.
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until the government erects permanent
ones
"You have had sopG experience in
that direction
Il should tb.nk had. l have done.
nsthing else for two years past. found
school when came here that would
accommodate fifty, and last year we had
100 enrolled
Our. scribe was deeply interested In the
conversation, but the professor was so
enthusiastic on the subject and SO full of
it. that there was danger Of crowding out
Of sur columns the religious notices, and
so the pencil pusher tore himself away
and went to dinner,
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The Rear skin.

A rather peculiar case was commenced
Yesterday before Judge Sullivan, and it
was so out of the usual run that the
ssauirev invited his brother Burke to sit
with him. 1t seems that Phelan, Sanders
aud crocker have been exhibiting bear
skin about the city as trophy Of one OF
their hunts. and that Sanders and Phelan
have laid claim to the killing. Early
Yesterday morning a Mexican residing
near Jemez Springs arrived in the city,
and without consulting the "a. < 2"
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Nominations.

AB1NGToN, Va, Aug. 3o.-The repub-
lican congressional convention here nom
mated d. H. Bailey for congress
STUANToN, Va, Aug. 3o.-J. Yost
was nominated for congress from the new
Tenth district.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 3o.-The
Commercial -Gazette's Plymouth, Ind,
special says: The democrats of the Thir-
teenth district nominated George Ford tor
congress.
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THE PIEGAN
The Noble Son OF
frem ST
A SAD TALE OF WANT AND HUNG
A Shocking Accident TO q Freight
Train Engineer and Brakeman
Begging PiEeOusIy to be Re-
leased from their Burn
ing Prison.
The Starving Indians.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o.-In regard to
the reports of the distressed condition of
the Piegan Indians. Indian Commissioner
Stevens to-day stated that the Indian
office is in no wise to blame for the condi-
ton of affairs. At the last session of con-
gress the commissioner had requested an
appropriation of $4,000 for the mainten-
ance of these Indians. This amount was,
in his opinion, the smallest sum that
would suffice for the purpose, but the
house cut the estimate down to $4,000.
The senate increased the appropriation to
$4,000, and this money, although used
to the best advantage, is not enough to
feed the Indians during one year.
On August 18th Agent Allen made the
following report upon the subject: "Under
date June 4th, 1884, wrote your Office
reviewing the estimates for supplies made
by my predecessor, John Young, for the,
year ending June 50, 1885, and showed
that the amount ofmeat estimated for, was
only one-feurth quantity required. He
asked for 100000 pounds Of beef gross and
only 100000 pounds had been purchased,
less than ene-ffth ration or less than five
ounces per day for each person. Flour
purchased for the current fiscal year gives
less than six ounces for a day to each per-
son. On such allowance, having nothing
else, how could they avoid starving?
telegraghed you l have supplies for the
present needs. If were to divide 4oo,-
900 pounds of beef by fifty-two, the num-
Der Of weeks in a year, and issue only
that amount, the needs would not be met;
but I am issuing more than that and will
continue to do so while have it on hand,
for they shall not die of starvation while
have anything to give them. If the sup
ply runs out the responsibility may rest
where it belongs. At the present there is
a great abundance of berries and these
help to prevent starvation, forIndians gath
er and eat them in great quantities.
The berries will soon be gone and then
| there will be nothing but meat and flour.
Z SHOuiQ DC OOt4C III liltHQ lldN al AAO'
time since I assumed charge of this
agency has there been a single pound of
rice, beans, hominy, oatmeal or anything
of that kind to give the Indians. Do you
wonder 1t is reported that they are starv-
ing? In May and June there we're times
when they stripped trees and ate the bark
to keep souls and bodies together, and all
the time they were begging for food. |,
at one time, issued over 100000 pounds OF
bacon thatI had not receipted for, and
had been condemned by the board as
survey. would never have done SO had
they not been in starving condition
lust now, they are not suffering, but in a
very short time the berries will be gone
and supplies will run low, and the carPen-
ter will again be kept busy making burial
boxes unless something can be done In
the way of getting them additional food
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Big Thing for Jo.
Ration Register.

Antonio Joseph stands one hundred
per cent better show for election as dele
gate on the Democratic ticket this fall
than he did before the Republican con-
vention met and split up. Both of the
Republican candidates have faithful
following in their party ranks, and if a
compromise of some satisfactory SORT is
not soon reached, and the Republican
vote goes to the polls divided in the
middle, the Democrats are pretty sure to
come through away ahead. But there is
time for any number of new deals before
election day.
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An Incendiary At work.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Aug. 3o-An incen-
diary fire swept away an entire block Of
buildings in Muscatach, this county,
early this morning. The post office,
shoemaker shop, hardware store and
dwelling, and dwelling houses of DIR.
Riggs and Daniel Reisener, were de-
strnved. Loss $4,000.
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rlY Onened.

IND oLIs, Aug. 3o.-Th
paign OF this state was formally opel-
both parties to-day and hundreds
speeches were delivered in towns anN
cities in all parts OF Indiana. In this city
the republicans did not hold meeting
The democrats had large street demon
stration, consisting of uniformed clubs,
carrying torches and transparencies. 1t
took place from the standeon circle,
where Ex-Governor Hendricks addressed
the audience, numbering several thou
sands.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-08-31
hRMNRR IS THE TIME M
TO CURE
SKIN HUMORS,

Tr ia At this seaSBn when the pores open freely
land the precipitation is abundant tnat dlSng-
uring htunoiS, 6unltafing Eruptions, itching
tOrtureS. salt rheuIu or eczema, psoriasis. tet-
ter. fingWOrm. 0ahy bumOrs. scIOfula. serOfu-
lOus sores abscesScs aud diseharging wounds,
and every species Of itching, scaiy and pimply
disc sses OF the skin and scalp are most speedily
aud economically enred by the Cuticura Reme-