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Agonizing Pain.

Agonizing Pain.
I suffered pain and torture for forty-eight
hours with pain aud soreness all through my
back and chest. DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil re-
licved and curedme.
Mrs. L. SYKES, so hestnut ST.
Springfield, Ohio.
For three years I suffered with q pain in my
chest and side which over a dozen skillful doc
tors failed to remedy. DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil has made me a we'll man.
G. G. PARKER, Ashley, Luzerne, Pa.
GEORGE H. DART, sas City, Iowa.
ED. s. TowLEY, Davenport, Iowa.
VICTOR A. Lo1TER, Danville, Pa.
The above gentlemen state DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil cured them of catarrh. In fact it is
almost infallible for catarrh-has cured thous-
ands-and with deafness the following is truly
wonderful:
Buffalo, N. Y, Apr. 12,1Ss4.
For twenty years l was SO hard Of hearing,
people considered 1t hard work to talk TO me.
l tried all the cures advertised-anl ear doc
tors-and my case was finally pronounced in
durable. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil was rec
ommended-I used it three times (by dropping
in the ears) and not over a tablespoonful al
together. 1t cured me, and 80 thoroughly, I
can now hear as well as any one; also used it
for cataIrh with immediate relief.
JNo. j. FORD, 1913 Folsom ST.,
Ruffalo N. Y.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

II. P. Robinson & Bro, general store and
bankers at Ocala, Flo, have made all assign
ment. Liabilities 5000, 600.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Gen. Mcclellan is now president of a Now
Mexican ranch company which W lG, 0Ul
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Tho saw mill of Reeves & Hoskin, at Eden
Lake, was burned by an i%ncendiary recently.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Perfect Remedy for all abrasions of the skin
and all diseases of the feet Of Horses and cattle. Invnl-
liable Ia to sto cG men Coles r Veterinary n. 6, l, IN
Cole & Co., Props, Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Capt Perrins had anindccisivo fight with In
dians in Arizona on the 18th, and had to leave
them in their Entertainments.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all kidney and
urinarycomplaints, cured by''Buchu- Paiba. "$1.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
Two young men attending the military acad

Two young men attending the military acad-
envy eloped with two young seminary girls
some timo ago, and were married by a justice
of the peace at Rochelle, N. Y. The young
ladies' are said to be Lydia and Mary Wills,
daughters of a wealthy paper manufacturer,
now deceased, and arc quite wealthy. Tho
yonngmen are Frederick M. McNally Of De-
troit and Henry G. Wallings of Chicago. They
are mere boys, neither being of age. The
boys. Tho girls say they only married for fun.
An effort is to be made in the courts to annul.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
rrem Head t,o Foot.

The postmaster at North Buffalo, Pa, Mr.. Nj.
J. Green, says st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-con-
queror, curcdhim of pains in the head, and also
of frosted feet.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
Stranger than Fiction.

Lizzie Bradley, a Pittsburg missing girl, was
robbed and maltreatcdin a Monongahela fish
ing CAMP.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
Cured Thoroughly and Absolutely.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual De.
bility, cured by ''Wells' Health Renewcr." 81.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Blanchard's shoe factory IN Boston was dam
aged $4,000 by fire.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

CROUCH on Pain. Quick cure for Collie, Cramps
DiarrhGa, Aches, Pains, Sprains, Headache.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

A little child of Brent johnson of Tracy
Mimi, was trampled to death by a horse.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
Young Menl-Road This.

.Bed-bugs, flies, reaches, ants, rats, mice,
cleared out by CROUCH on Rats" 15c.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

The Atlantic bank of Brooklyn has paid o
dividend of 40 per cent to its depositors.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
est. Paul Chemical OIL"
"A Wonderful Discovery.

Elegant Prices for small collection of Empty
Durham Tobacco Hags. Particulars free.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

The Minnesotas lost tho senior four at St
Clair by q foul and q bad position.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

'My baby six months old broke out with some kindof
skin humor, and after being treated five months by my
family physician, was given up to die. The druggist
gratifying as it was miraculous. My child soon got
well, alltraces Of the disease is gone. and he Is as lat as
apig." ID. SHETLAND,
Minden, 1usk County, Texas.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
FRAZER Il! E: Az dkzlsE,
BEST IN TIE WORLD, WaBkAOEi
GI Get tho Genuine. Sold Everywhere.
PAIN!

Pain is supposed to be tho lot of us poor mortals,
as inevitable as death, and liable at any time to come
upon us. Therefore it is important that remedial
when We are made to feel the excruciating agonies
of pain, or the depressing influence of disease.
Such q remedial agent exists in that old Reliable
Family Remedy,
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02
Dr.. BQlC3'S Il6rmarY

EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNGS, CATAnRu, ASTHMA,
and ATlsM treated with great success. All dis
eases of n private nature treated with dclicacy, with q
rooms md board ut reasonable rates furnished patients
ut the Intirmary. Patients treated at q distance. Cor
respondencc solicited. Send stamp for reply. 1nfrm-
ary sos Second Avenue South. Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

Gro aueuunllcd tn ExAcI1NG sERYIci
III is NOT

AZURE ALL, but Us a tonic and health remover,
and for Blood and Skin Diseases, and troubles depend
ent OF impure or impoverished blood, Swift.s Specific
is without q rival.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-02

fused Swift's Specific on mylittlc daughter, who was
afflicted with some Blood Poison which had resisted all
sorts of treatment. The Specific relieved her perma-
ncntly, and [ shall use it in my practice"
W. BRONIE, N. d., Cypress Ridge, Ark.
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ter<eants ~tsra,nsf.t and Long and Private
(nsneii. - the t.rr~iy Party. Have sheis
Leasc ~ Ab~sner isvnked aud are
Or~iere<i - butS fof i.khihitinx Them
selves - = Cleveland Museum.
Ctr>tANn. q. September 4
The rcccntpubiication IN The pap r., 81
the story u 4 division n the Grcc.y
party At Cape Sabine, and the attcnt. on
thereby drawn 20 The TACT that three 81
thr survivors, including the lead r Il
the alleged factions. were On exhibition
a ! museum IN this cry. resulted Sasur.
day n an order from the War Depart
ment for their return 10 duty. A dis
patch was sent - Captain Van Horne.
local recruiting u~tlicer. inquiring II SER
Erant> Era!nard aud Long ana Private
Cornell were here Upon the receipt of
an affirmative reply, the department asked
for explicit details. as 10 their employ
merit. Captain Van Horne reported that
Erainard was delivering lectures NJ 4
dime museum. wntle Long aud Cornell
occupied seats on the stage. In csponSe
70 this report the SECRETARY OF War >ent
. ~peremptory order. directing the imme-
date return Of the party To Portsmouth.
\. ~, where they VIII be assigned e
duty.
Brainard saws that his supcrlors seem
20 consider that he aud his comrades are
degrading themselves b. giving exhibI-
lions. and have therefore cancelled their
leave u . The trio left
lor the East yesterday morning.
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JAMES P4rrrrx IAN ernir.,t 49, ~y1.~
del II pb.I.I.r,h;. =.
NrHr1ISrx 49, s~;.- $500 III ".
War~.w 10y =
To- So Me-, c-
-. h4lf Y, as - on''
II r ,m~.r,- ~I
Fsance Uni sn.r ass,.~ 'na.
rh,n. 'TS1.io ~af AGAINST
tn 80, sr-.,~
was ~ .1snD h.,sh.,s. ~rrn ss,r ..' -
~. 49,, ~;.,-s, ".
bv a d---.ru.s,x- .;,d .,s ~..an~ ~
~ " $500 -.N
dent or the c,n~sn..,, E.a.~~ - cs
merre ~ ~ ~ ~
THE people ~ Sew R~up.r;rr =
continue 10 Iook ~i.tfn,Ix n ~. o., n.
tional bank. but cannot 49, thai mn,s~
WV. HILL. IN olt farmer " ~. ra.rn
kee Nation. ~ "a .~ina-ei y, IN arh
by IT, ~on-in-la~. WIN. phi,l;nu ,.,.n a.s
IHE stove moIderx, .itn.+fo. ~ r.,r,,,-
natl i growing m.re ~-r,.r, r,.r.-
men 4. work ~ x-ir.p.,lx ;r,r,.o,..t
Cox<rLs 81 ~ various rn,..r~ nro,...
araia~t n. cbi,.~. ,.i-,. 4,
trance % the river at Shanghai.
The AUTHORITIES or P~biI.d.,,h;. ,o.ss.,
telegraph. telephone ANA electric l;,ht
companies on the 9ta tia, Iii polex mu.f
D. removed before January /.
BArkNAx. who confessed Tia h. mnr-
derrd the Mclaughlin children ~ Andr.w
County. Ma. Va removed from Saxann.h
u the 81 Jo<.nh ;.n y, ~. I'M x---~
Keeping
THE ob~equi-s 81 the late sccr.,arv
FolSer took place AZ Geneva. n. = \,
the 9th. Among those present were Pr.s,-
dent Arthur. Coxcrnor cl.x.,.nI -, ~
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49, .. r.S = 1oi'~n FANNY
- - sssnts ~ the Hare
80 - -e"s~n~or'"' knn-
-
M srp'em'er N
$3.50 A eseui>PstsnSs gave
- .ocoun q tnr death u = Polish Lady
nai1ed Broissw, ~ 4 result Of starva-
ton. As stated. The family MAJ arrival
here pennie 90 ma bu,grx h..,,. ..,a
Ill ,he,~ ,n...., ,- .- -
t.n-.... ''o'e i4'e' anu
o,on Va uhkhown Until n was
Diousht ~ light BY the death u the wife
and mother.
The death IL Mrs. Hrolsavx 49, ri.
lowed ~ tue sic.ne- Y, 49, NJ. !. WI
due ID his lyny pr.yat,ous. nna nfhnn,h
be was assisted Ana ki.dlv haua- IN
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ihe National Prison Association met
ntrr yesterday. Ex-President HAYES. pre.
sid =. Rev. Lyman ID. Abbott dc ivercd
nc initial address. Last evening Dr..
Prime, Rev. A. \ Waite, Of Philadelphia.
ma others discussed "Christianty aud
the Criminal" To-day papers Mil IL
read On Inter State E~xtradiiion- by Pm.
IA Brown, IL Albany, ana On ..The
Iardon'ug Power" Ut Professor Francis
,Wayiaud, ~ Yale College, u be ri owed
drDatr. Many persons who are prom
inently identified with Prison Infringement
~ every section u the county, ire
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j
Italy. out ~ mortality vas only thirID
Pr "a. et those attaekri- a SNeic,
who ~iihnoi1s his NAME offered s'.vol
iirr ~ Az - the Victims The Minister q
Agriculture AMI Commerce requested the
nank "a Naples % atsance the municipal
W. -''s'v' hre ior iri'cf q tne poor.
ApsieEs Ten Tin state that six
Mrnoe1s 11 ,ne en'nssr Foreign oii,e who
advised ~ sspsernmrnt 20 make peace
Win rrAnre hAve been dismissed. The
peF<ons wao advise the payment of The in-
ieinnity iemanie ~ France are threat
enr' ~"n punishment
~en-,,~- .'o'' s'o.s'" ~efs reported
u 1-'A'S ne vent hours
~ y .se"."s N 'ne '.n- ~ Navel.
VI -i,''', 1870 ~r's - iFesn eases and
~ ~ same pefiod' nnd =,
49, p-.'. . 1855 ali ~ 'en'nS'
a. I, cs;,--- --.. s's.'s .''' ny
-.~s 80 NJ ~.'sns'n-
"a s-n.~- - Poss'o.r- Aaf'1nsSs
r 49, SOME severe
-n'ou prs.
~ssn.' rom 'he
$50 s--n~- ny rfenen uivcrce law
rlo--l III ~ ~ c.,-- Ns"
tn m;n.~~ ~ 80 r~.~n-as~,.
DECIDED ~ tn ~ \, r,rt;.,s III. .~ss
4 prrrrsr 49,. -c.,~~.i h~~,."~
~ a.. Vatican -nd ~. R..,,h,.a ~ r's.r
Rica-
TnE rrops 81 wheat n Franc. .ra 49,
land ars larger than last ve,r. nj i.
quality of the grain \ x.rx a.
THE Russian Imprri.l n,rtx .~x,v.a !.
Warsaw On the S.h ana w.re at w.,.s,.5
They reviewed 5000 tro,ps.
Fon ~ week enaea s.n,...h.~ - n.
issue OF silver dollars was >s4S. sa-: CORE
spending period last year. s5.1. EOS.
RrcrxrIy IN Austrian m.r.,.. -
- grounded near s.x.rn.h c. I'M
was gotten ~ by theU niteI S.are' 80.
enue steamer Boutwell, Tne ces.,- !,
~ ~ rhe ,.,t.r $500 S.-srma@.
salvage. ana IL being refu.e.i $500 ~
merchan. ve-<-r " s,xan,ab .ra hs,a ~
COMPLIANT 49, mada - NV r~...r-- ~.
r~artn,ent bv the Austria, renrr~sn,.,,v.
- S-x,r,,s .ra
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topics OF TIE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


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LONDON, September 4.
Captain Dudley Of the Yacht Mignon.
ette,and The two seamrn who, survived the
wreck Of that veSse! in The Indian ocean,
were arrested Saturday cvcnin. aud viii
bc charged ID court this morning with
the murder OF the cabin boy Parker, who
persisted on the RAFT on which they fioat-
81 until picked up By the bark Monte
zuma. From statements made rs to the
nature Of the testimony 70 be given, the
case seems likely ID Be one Of The great
est sensations Of the season. one
Of the survivors states thar when The
desperation " hunger hal brought them
20 the pass Of fastening Parkrr's death.
each man stiAl drew back aud ~ignulled to
another 70 do the terrible iced. Parser
ia hl> weakness was meanwhile ob~liyiuus
y the scene around him. Finally the
captain knreied aud paved forgiveness
for the act which he was about To per-
form. lie then approached; the boy aud
said.
"Now. Parker, the time has come.v
Tue lat reused b. these words. aud
seeing the knife in Duiley's hand, real
lied The dread fate Ia store for him.
WHAT me- sir!' he cried, appeal-
Ingy.
''lrs, my boy" replied the Captain.
will BE- only one staD, Md al viii b.
over"
With these words he plunged the knife
|nto the boys trembli p firm, and almost
before life was extinct the crazrJ men
we're q~uenching their thirst with tlc
lowing blood. larker's flesh wa alter
Nard eaten, Captain Dudley dollng II out
N bis fellow u-nlortuuates.
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1U-XXH~ MI a.
VA, ~ u.~-- ~--,-r. ~--,--.s~- \,
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A Party % Csstawny- on the Verge Of Death
BY starvation, with PRAYER for Forgive
ness FOR the Deed, Sacrifice One "a TAe.r
Number 20 Aiiay the Pang~ ~ Hunger
The Rescued survivors Arrested for Muir.
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TIE Anarchists in Austria are Iii Ia
- - nnw in Jail
AFLxr i-ninl i made 81 the reporr ~.
- German deet = Cnin-ss waters i 10
- Increased.
TIE s~cpni Ns-onal Bank i. X mia. d.
h.s been - ho I'D q resume.
TIE Nil j. sid % - again falling INA
there J. prDsp>c< u troubIe for the Kn.r-
toun reI.ef expediticn-
IuE tnrse Emp~rors viii put thar
crowned heais together and discuss ~
eommcn ensmy ~ Austria, Ras<ia ma
Germany the Anarchist
a FEkxcH force has seix "A P-a<<audnv.
Bay. Madagascar, without resistance
Tx ecnmanier of : German eunb,.s
- taken possession 81 : large portion u
country o. a. wess coast q Africa
a Kxcxrr Investigation w TIE pr,r.ic.
% Unifed Stat-< N.rShals. District A.tor-
1eys sni Dis-ricr Court Clerks IN collect.
ing Li~znl fees promises 10 result In some
startling revelations when the reports .r-
publir-
a p-sPArcH from the American henrrh
cf1cer ~ Lcndou says thai fhe shipment
"a ra<s from That cry 10 tie Uni,ei $500
= n1n<hr wi-h danger. - there Is : rrea.
isal ~ snaaIl-psx in London
~ authorities * New Sourh " aies have
the importation * dynamite
nitrn-<iycarine CIV * months.
~ - 80 a. immsnse DEMONSTRATION TX |
'1vcr a TIE tranchis. I'LL toll ~. Y.
sla<Er~. Scotland The proce<sioa -.
mil@s IN lenx-h-
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starvation and De4sh IN q Land % Plenty
me fnthss'c story of . Polish Family
Who Died for the Wants or the Hare
Sece-sar.e< q Life IN Lenv~nworth. Kan.
The Portland daily press., 1884-08-28
THE OAR AT sEKAGO.

Buckley and Casey-GOokins the Victors,
Between five and six hundred people atten-
ded the x L. G. RS picnic and regatta at
Sebago Lake yesterday, although much
larger crowd was anticipated, it being expected
that certainly fifteen hundred or two thousand
people would be in attendance. With dane
ing and other amusements and Bostons cham
pion boxer, John L. Sullivan, to gaze upon,
the audience killed time until shortly before
four o'clock whom the single-scull race was
started. The contestants in this race were
Buckley, Weber, Casey of Boston, and
O'Connell, they drawing positions in the order
named. At the word "go'' the four went away
well together, Buckley slightly leading, closely
followed by O'Connell with Casey and Web
Der fighting for third position, Buckley in the
meantime rowing a splendid course for the
stake-boat, while O'Connell steered directly
for large rock about one hundred yards from
the turning point, he mistaking it for the
judges boat, being closely followed by Web
Der and Casey, the two latter still making a
hard race for third place. O'Connell's poor
steering lost him all chance for first position.
he being some distance behind Buckley at the
turn, while Weber traied several lengths be-
hind O'Connell, he having out-rowed the man
from Boston, who stopped pulling entirely
after rounding for home. These positions re-
manned unchanged, Buckley finishing first,
OConnell second and Weber third. Time
1872, the distance being something over two
miles. The four-oared race was next called.
there being four crews to compete for the $3.50
given, the O'Brion-Keenan crew of this CITY
being No. 1, Enterprise of Salem No. Q, BAY
Views of Marblehead No. 3, and Casey-Gookin
crew No. 4, the Casey brothers of Boston row.
ing bow and stroke, while the Gookins rowed
in the waist. The start was little bad the
Casey. Gooklns having about half length the
worst of it, with the Enterprise leading the
Portland four and the Bay Views pushing the
leading crew for first place. This state Of af-
fairs remained unchanged until within half q
mile of the turning stake when the uniform
stroke of the Casey Gookin four began to make
itself felt they gradually forging ahead of the
other three crews, the Bay Views having out.
rowed the Enterprise men and pressing the
Boston crew closely for the lead. In this they
were unsuccessful, as the Casey and Gookin
boys appeared to have the race well in hand
from the turn, they crossing the finishing line
two lengths ahead of the Bay Views, the En-
terprise third and the Portlands last. John L.
Sullivan acted as referee and starter, while j.
Conwell ofhciated as Judge at the finish, and
T. Twigg and J. Cady acted in the same
capacity at the turn. The foot race was won
by ]. McGovern of this city. Mr.. M. Downey
of Boston, great admirer of aquatics, and
several other prominent sporting men from
New York and Boston were in attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1884-08-28
Burglars Ca.,uyes.

About midnight Tuesday, Officers Merrill
and Heath found that the front door Of Chat
fms fruit store, on Congress, between Park
and State streets, had been forced open and
the burglars had taken $50 worth of cigars
and $40 in money About a. m. Wednesday
Officers Merrill and Hussey discovered that
Chaffin's fruit store opposite the head of Green
street, had been entered by false key and
Mr.. Kimball the clerk was summond and as
certained that $40 worth of cigars and one
hundred cents were gone. The officers also
remembered seeing Frank Stowell in his little
cigar store, corner of Oak and Congress streets
the same night at midnight, with companion
evidently hiding something. The officers re-
ported to Capt. Black and that gentleman,
with the officers named above went to Stowell's
store and found two peach baskets filled with
loose cigars. Then they went to No. Oak
street and arrested Stowell and Oren c. Lom-
bard who had just come in and had their
clothes on. The two men confessed and were
bound over in $500 each in the Municipal
Court yesterday morning.