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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-10-16

We have noticed recently number
"f items in the papers reporting attacks
made by vicious bulls. The latest one
is from the Slayton G"z-ttr as foil, ws:
Tie wife and daughter Of Capt Bak-
er, Il we'll known farmer living rear
Avoca. were attacked by Il vicious buIl
last week. aud Mrs. Baker was so hor-
ri,ly injured rs t" cause her death last
Friday. She WAS buried last Sunday,
the funeral being largely attended.
MIR. Baker and his sorrOw-stricken fam
lily have the deepest sympathy Of their
many friends. W. are informed that
the girl is gradually improving.
The Dakota >ihings, published at
Min"ewaukan. Dak.. hy J. W. Shepard.
formerly of the ls""k Rapids Review. is
received and hooked for an exchange.
Shepard made ~, editor after oar own
heart while 1T Rock Rapids and we ar.
glad to see swcI, a!",ni ant evidence of
prosperity j" the Siftings.
Ex- Gov. Yale. OF Wi,'u''a, came 10
L"vrrn- F. ihay evening and went out
The day following to his ~t"ck farm in
Vi-mna township. He brought with
him several carpenters who are now en-
gagged IN pntting up the new depot at
Magnolia, the new town on the Omaha
road near Drake Stati"m. The building
will b. u tw"-story structure and will
pr, bal'ly be c"mprte,l, so far us the
carpenter work is concerned, next Sat-
urtlay. II is probable that Il store will
br erected there and that the post office
ut " pstsi1e will bp moved to the new
statiOn.-Luvrrne Herald.
NOT THATKIND
TIE 1tpcOrd does mt knuW what it is
| taiki' e ahomt when it. asserts that Mr..
, Peterson is Il Pr"h,bitionist. lie has
always been good and true repnbl lean,
is = man If good. practical SENSE, and
sucl, heing the case. lie could not we'll
be i rr"hihitionist. Nor is lie an office
seeker, ~ d the fact that he has lpen
called upon to serve the people in vari-
Oms position IF public trust. and that
lie filed them faithfully aud well, is cer-
tainly not to Mr.. Petcrson's discredit.
-Slayton Gazette.
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Mr.. Beecher thinks Joy lied and Mr..
Joy thinks B~echer lied-rhe Republic
ans wish Mr.. Beecher much Joy.
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 80 insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none go triAed with by the majority of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cougl, or cold, resulting
perhaps from tritling or unconscious ex-
posure, is often but the beginning Of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL has
we'll proven its efficacy in q forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, aud should be
taken in all cases without delay.
"A Terrible Cough Cured.
"1n 1851 l took severe cold which affected
my lungs. had n terrible cough, and passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. l tried AYERS CHERRY Pee
YoRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery of my strength. by tho
continued use of tho PICTORIAL perma-
mont cure was effected. am now 62 years
GID, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
HORACE FAlRBRoTHER."
Rockingham, VT, July Is, 1852.
Group. Mothers Tribute.
while in the country last winter my little
it seemed as if hc would die from strangu.
laton. One Of the family suggested the use
OF AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, 4 bottle of
which was always kept in the house. This
"'%s eAISu -. S'h~lA aHtt AASVucAC Nooce, anu
TO our delight i'll less than half an hour tho
little patient was breathing easily. The doc
tor said that tho CllEEIN PEcroRAt had
saved my darling's life. Can you wonder ut
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMMA GEDNEY.'
159 West 126th St., New York, May 1G, 1852.
IL have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
in my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce it the most etfectual
remedy for coughs and colds we have ever
tried. A. j. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13, 1ss2.
"1sutfered for eight years from Bronchitis,
and after trying many remedies with 10 sue
cess, was cured by the use of AYERS CHER
RY PEcToRAL. JOSEPH WALDEx.'
Eyhalia, Miss, April 5, 1882.
~ cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL, believing as ] do that
but for its use should long since have died
from lung troubles. f. BnAGDoN."
Palestine, Texas, April q, 1852.
No case of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL,
md it will al'cays cure when the disease il
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED BY
.J.C.Ayer&C Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Cl'attel Mortgage, Chattel Mortgage
Sale and Satisfaction of Chattel Mort
gage blanks for sale at the ADVANCE
Office III any quantity.
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AN ANSWER WANrED.

Can amy one b,lng us Il case Of Kid
nry or Liver complaint that Electric
Bittrrs will MT speedily cu E? Wtsay
they can rot. rs thousands of cases al
really permanently cured and who are
recommending Ei-rtric Bittt,S. will
prove. Bright'S Disease. Dmbeles,
Weak Back. or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood.
regulate the bowels. and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
antted. For sale 1T 50 cents Il bottle by
&. W. Smith. !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-25

DUCK CREEK.

Duck CRKrK, April 23.-[Correspopd-
ence J-Sncs the heavy rains and tn,
norther that began blowing Saturday nigh,
the weather has been extremely cool anc
disagreeabie. Water is vet standing In some
fields, which will delay work for some time
Farmers looked quite blue yesterday ex
pecting to have a killing frost last night
but are agfeeably disappointed this morn
ing, as the frost is very light and II II
thought there ia no damage done. II ha.
cleared off nicely and 1t is to bs hoped that
we may have fair weather for the next five
weeks.
The railroad meetings OF Dallas are
watched vi much interest by the peopls
of this conm unity, Tor If a road ia built be.
tween Dallas or Grecnville or Paris IL would
necessarily pass through this neighbor.
hood.
A new mail route has been established
between Duck Greek and Morris, which
will be great convenience to the people of
Morris, as they have been getting their
mail very irregularly.
DR.. HARRISON, who LIS bsen in bad h8alih
and confined to bis room for several month
Is improving. Having .praet!ced ia TINS
portion OF the county for great many
years, his many friends would be glad 10
see him out again.
Itisvery encouraging to note the flourish
ing cordition OF our schools. Heretofore,
as spring opened. most OF the children
we're stopped and made hands on the farm,
but tho people seem 10 be aroused to the
importance OF education, end are going 10
keep up the schools most Of tho year. The
Duck Creek high school, with Professor J.
T. Terry no principal, with two able assst-
ants. has 100 names on the roll aud 80 in
regular attendance. Professor ]. s. Strother
also has n large and fourishing school
with about % scholsrs in regular attend.
snce. Miss Lizzie Boaz, an accomplished
Young lady who came out from Kentucky,
some tine ago, has quite alarge and prom.
isipg m usiC class.
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Tnx Chicago Times utters the following

Tnx Chicago Times utters the following
plant. Gladly would .hs Times have laid
before its readers choice selections from
GKIDEL's Bruuhild or from his Gedichte
uDd Gedsnkenbletter IL any Large
number Of It's subscribers cared for
them in tho original German. Gladly,
too, would the Times have given them a
GErBEL anthology in English on the morn
ing Of the 7th instant were it not that the
search for Times laureate translator po oct
from the German and other languages has
been fruitless. When the Times linda this
latter rara avis every singer, no matter
from what land {. will receive more attention"
Chicago 10 not a literary center II that be
the case. The Galveston News has on ito
staff writer who finds nothing impossibls
in the task suggested. He hes frequently
rendered French and German poetry in
graceful English; with numbers and
rhymes safely preserved, and In . manner
acceptable. entirely 80, even to such dis
tinguished poet ~ GEIBRL. 1t iss pity II
Texas Newspaper has the monopoly OF
translator poets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-25

6enssor Barnett Gishs is in the city. md
has honored the Capital sanctum with his
presence. He, too. has been knocked
down and subjected 10 the torlurss OF a
boring process. He talked plsinlY 20 the
News' einisssry, end some good reading is
the result. The senator Is still in different
about the candidacy for the lieutenant gov
ernoJchip, and has never authorized any
one TO say that he will or will not accept, II
nominstse. His own district wants him in
the senate, and he wants to etsy st home
and practice law. The people, however,
want HIM for lieutenant.governor, and he Is
at this moment, just as good as nominated.
South and southwest Texse will give him
solid vats Tho senator 10 for Ireland on
principle, and sgninst free grass and herd
lave --fAust,n CAN'T y
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uAsgtyynY wAs USED

The sorsrnor oil West Virginia, with NE.
Barbour, u the Old Dominion, and the
chief M aisircto OF Ohio, Mr., Hoadly, and
Mr. Tildsu, aud ahost OF conhervatiye demo,
raticleadsrs must CO." They are tout Of
place" In tho democratic organizstion, and
ought to bo eliminsted, according 70 the
views OF some pondorous "insellects" that
control the columns OF certain big and little
free trade newspapers, Pity for these old.
fashioned democrats is sentiment thrown
away. Whist BUSINESS have they to GU
terrain an opinion against the policy Of
those whose idea Of democracy Is done up
in single parcel and labeled free trade"
the word free" being a relative term, and
defined according to locality and interest
by not few OF the most voci erous demo-
Gratis who are taken with the term free
trade" like 9 .houghtess child with lie
rattle. The noise will be hushed by ard
by, md il 10 10 be hopes reason will once
assert its supremacy over prejudice and
impulse [sln Antonio Express.
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4 Colossal Scheme.

presenting railroad men interested In the
project, has petitioned the state senate to
authorize the governor to sell to him the
Troy 4 GreeAfeh Hoosac tunnel, the
Southern Vermont d Boston Hoo.sc tun.
mel, Of the Vermont railways. and 200 acres
OF the Sorth Boston flats for the Gum OF
5000 900. The petitioner ssys: The
acceptance OF the tender made at this time
will rssult in the building up OF . strong
and effective railroad system under one
and the same management, and the Boo
ton system, extending from Bottom to
Buffalo and very probably to Chicago,
there TO meet railroads controlled BY Bos-
ton capitalists, which by two separate liner
will reach the Pacific ocean, the City Of
Mexico and several western territories.
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April 2olh TO form o league. The call says;
Tho present enormous surplus la na-
tlonL revenues 10 90 demoralixlng and
dangerous that II should be
delay. not by increasing public expente,
but by leskenipg the bur
don OF taxation, tina. this burden
should be removed from the necessaiies
OF llfs aud not fron whiskev and tobacco
aud that the policy OF taxing imports IL not
for tho purpose Of rhisine revenue but OBJ,
STRUGGLING trade " unlound aud mus. ulli-
n atAly bo abandoned.
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PIrrsBURs, April A.-Tho Allegheny
county ereenhack labor convention to-day
elected four delegstes to the Indianapolis
national c,nvepti and adopted resolu-
tions endorsing Bspismin +. Butler for
president. Morrison Foster was nomipa.
ted for congress from the Twonty's'oond
district.
yoRKHEAD, MINI, April A.-The repub-
lin.ns ot the NTH district elected ex. Lieu.
tenants oyerno Barto and Ii. q. Page dele
gates to Chicago. Barto prefers Edmunde,
but will vote for Blaine in accordance with
he wishes OF his constituents. Page is for
Blaine.
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GAYs the Times.D Democrat: Free trade
= ~ empty cry Of dsmagogues and fsnat-
~. ana lhoss who ere using IL may count
upen the cordial and enthusiastic opposition
q oho Tines Democrat. We arc glad to
1mov. that 10 this fight for what II sensible.
olvilissd and patriotic, We have such pow
mi sIlIss - the world. the Enq the
-. ths Oonstltution. and the American.
H middle path seems to BE- the one
vnloh The leading democratic Journals OF
- oountry are walking.
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Marine.

GALvrsS, April 24-Arrlved: steam.
ship Lone Star, Now York, with general
cargo 80 Charles Fowler; 81, Mary, Frolini
Morgan City; steamship City Of Norfolk
Hopkins Indinnols; schooner Ann i.
Ebsner, Newport News. Cleared: Steamship
81. Mary, Frolim, Corpus Christi; steamship
City OF Norfolk. Hopkins, indlsnnola;
schooner Carrie A. Buchanan, Gray, New
York: schooner Lizzie, Chadwick New
Yors Sailed: Btenmship st. Mary,
Frolim Corpus Christi; steamship City OF
Norfolk, Hopkins, Indisnola; bark Regina,
Pensanola, schooner Carrie A. Buoknan,
Nsv York
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6 IN Lads National Silk Culture associs
~ e PhiIadelphis. began its annual SEES
11n. nfaonHed with . SILK exposition, on
80 ~ LIST, and will oontinus until Nay
Efocosntlons on grand scale are now
"a rrnupo1D - make the bsst showing since
1850 hno beon n sxistsncs. Reels Of
- uonu1notors. win many improve
90 $50, Win - IN motion. and .
@ a ~ lo1ieo - TIE ssooeistion Will
- cn11l boeh Day and evening.
&moo6oon Gag evsr manufactured
go na6e s'Ik. vil be . s2eci
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Tnr COMMITTEES Of agrsugsm ats TO pre-.
pare for the reception Of the Press OF the
state are regretted 10 mco; bis morning
at the HERALD Office. The following gen.
tlemen compose the committee: II. G.
JoYRl, W. L. HALL. 4. d. ALDRiDaE, II O.
STzvgNsos. W. g. STEaEsTr, and MAYOR
w. l.. CADsLL.
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AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

II not a new claimant for popular conf
dsnce, but . medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have como into being since II was
first offered TO the public.
There Is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where ifs use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not . person
who has ever given II q proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tblc OF cure, who has mot been made
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has.
IN pumberless instances, cured obstinate
eases of chronic Bronchitis, LarnyGftis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
81 Pulmonary Consumption. II Is
medicine that only requires to be taken In
email doses, Is pleasant TO the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, ne there Is nothing 30 good as
AYERS CHERRY YECTOHAL for treat
ment Of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plsii fscis, which can be
verified BY anybody. and should De TO
membcrcd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
PREPARED ny
Or. J. o. Aver . Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY al druggsss.
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Msxrco 10 awakening to the fact that
great possibilities are In store for her ct the
New Orleans exposition. PRHerDIEr DrAE
has addressed an earnest message 10 con.
gress on the subject. The governors Of the
several states are urged TO prepare tx.
hibits and have them ready ct the earliest
moment. Congress 10 asked 10 make liberal
appropriations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-25

TzB Guion steamer Oregon recently
crossed the Atlantic in six days and ten
minutes, beating the record OF the Alaska,
~ greyhound OF the Atlantic. by half .
day. Just fancy one Of our new steel
oruisers attempting to chase the Orsgonl
he Thought would make even JoHs Roach
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CHICAGO, April 2i.--The eight eastern
trunk liuev amour CO they will sell eIcur'
sion tickets 20 Chicago DARING
the ss:a!ln of the republican
nationsl convention NJ one fare for the
rouud trip. The southwestern, western and
north westsril roads out OF Caicsgo will sell
round-trip tickets for one and one.third
-
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HoYf, author Of Bunch Of Keys and Z. Y.
e., both OF which plays Dallas people have
Witnessed, has written . new comedy emit
tied The Rag Baby, which many fear will
be produced In the south next season. A
farce Of that name had q run here some
years ago, with Wash Jones In the leading
role, and 1t did not take very we'll. although
the Houston Post urged IL with the best
eort OF criticisms written 10 puff.
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viii pass

THE presidential siate-msking fiend in
his frantic search after raw material seems
to have forgotten the existence Of soauY.
xxs CoLyAx. Indiana Is doubtful state
and SCHUYLER 10 doubtful statesman.
Tfnt him ont.
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Tho Amount OF His steal.

Bosron, april "a The amount Of the
ateahngs OF Abbott. the deiaulting cashier
OF tho Wstertown bank, at last accounts
wan S57 900, ana he had borrowed $4,000
moro from the bank on doubtful securities,
making tho total loss 20 the bank $4,000.
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a New RAILWAY.

Df. PAUL, April A.-Artioles Of isoorpor-
alton Of the Iowa 3 Minnesota Northern
railway company wsrs 1led to-day with
the secretary Of state. 70 con-
struct railway from .
point on She southern boundary
lire within The state; capital stock. $780,
600. Work will commence Nay "a. II 10
believed It will form part Of The Rock To-
land system.
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Mn. Pox. in tho April Harper, tells about
frosen Gag land COLONEL Inc ERsoLL says,
IAN eagle is too proud bird for frost to
chain" Tie colonel evidently considers
pride covvereth to prevent Ills Of either ex.
frama-hot or cold.
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Two Texas girls, according to New
York exchange, cold their lands that hey
might receive education at the Harvard
annex. This lie another illustration OF how
our 'tohool lAnds" are passing into the
hands Of outside parties.
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A. Al indication Of the vide spread in
tsrsss manifested In the New Orleans expo.
sition, attention 10 directed to the proceed
ings of The senate yesterday. wherein II
Will BE- seen that the entire people Of
Maine are fully alive to the importance Of
The project. M. FRYB's presentation OF
their memorial was graceful in the sx-
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ACCORDING TO the Chicago News SUSAN
B. ANTHONY is the best looking woman in
the female suffrage party. This is The hard
est blow at womsn's rights that has ever
been delivered
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Obituary.

CHICAGO, April "a. Isaec N. Arnold
died st bis re.ideEoe in this city
this evening. He WAS a promi-
nent membsr of tho Illinois bar;
represented the second Illinois district IN
congress in 1861 and was for many years
an intimate friend OF Abraham Lincoln.
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RAILWAY ITEMS.

SUPERINTENDENT HoLLrsrKB and General
Manager Conant Offer, through the Pal
stka Herald, an excursion ira on the
Florida Southern railway for the benefit Of
the @ confederate home fund.
The Mississippi Valley railroad is coming
in for censuro from tho st. Joseph Journal
for having increased the tolls over It's tele-
graph line between NatcheE and that point.
The Journal thinks u what 10 called the
dead head" system was abolished by the
company IL could trausmit messages more
chsaply and make more money.
Work has been resumed on the grading
OF the 81. Johns 4 Lake Eustls railway sx-
tension from Fort Mason to Leesburg, Flori-
de. The grading 10 almost finished TO the
prairie, and work on the trestling will begin
Oas hundred and thirty convicis have ar.
rived ct Warrington, Louisiana, aod
been Transferred 10 Borrell 6ta-
ton. They ere to- be put TO
work on the branch road from Cypremort
to Baldwin.
The following statement has been made
up Allowing the total mileage Of railroads
in the United States and their capitali-
sation. The depreciation IN stocks, for
which quotation can BE- obtained. from the
highest In 1882 TO the highest In March 1884,
IN the enormous sum Of 81 .1S5. 81, ISL.
Total mileage In United etates...... ilGels
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EXPERIENCES vt draw poker threatens to
form part Of the examination OF future can
didatss for West Point and Annapolis.
This would result In the material improve
nent of the service.
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The Fire Record,


CINCINNATI, April 2s.-rhe American
Oak Leather tassery, occupying square
bounded by Kenner street, Mclean avenue,
Dsllon and Elorsnce streets, burned at an
arly hour this morning, excepting the
department, which was saved by the des-
perate work OF the ire department. There
we're $4,000 hides in tho factory. The loss
will reach $4,000; insurance, $500, 900.
Portions OF tanuery wers burned q few days
OF employment. The insurance IL mainly
placed in local companies and in COM
In .hs drying. room above tho
| boiler, aud was discovered by
watch man shiio lighting IRE under the
| boiler asolt 4 O'Clock this moyning. The
speed OF the oames was rapid, and the
| spectacle one OF remarkable brilliaucy, as
the great building seemed 30 be all shame
at once. Many narrow capes from falling
| walls, but TO injuries srs reported. The
| establishment is the largest OF tho kin d in
| tho world; capital stock, 81 100000. There
10 no question Of ne ability OF the company
t, repair Ito loss and proceed with its BUSH
ness.
A more careful estimate of lossss makes
material reduction In the loss. Members
OF the firm tonight ssy they have insurance
In ninety companies, amounting to $l4S,-
900, covering portions OF the factory burn
ed, and that this 10 sufficient to meet the
loss.
CLhvKLAHD, o., April 24.-A Wooster
special reports twelve business pisces and
two dwellings IN West Salem destroyed at 4
o'clock this morning by fire, supposed to be
Of incsndiary origin, as ten days ago
TWO saloon keepers In the neighborhood re- :.
csived anonymous lstterl telling them
their places would be burned before long.
New ORLEANS, April "a Fire tonight
destroyed the upper story OF Coke, Sloo &
Co., wholes ssddlery and harnes es
tabli3hmsnt. No. Q Magazine and "a Canal
streets. Loss, estimated ut 500. 600; in
sured.
FALr RIVER, Apri! 2i.-shoIllv after C
O'Clock tonight Sycamore Mill No. ], in
the northern part OF the city caught fire;
In the basement. The help had just left
In very few minutes the flames entered
the tower in the center Of
the mill and the entire tower
was soon mass OF flames. The mill Is total
loss, which will amount to about 5000, 900;
insurance. $500 600. The corporation had
q capital OF $4,000 and ran two mills.
y "oo one Destroyed 900 ran abou.
furnished employment 70 about
roll rolls of S. 600. Sycamore was s1 one of fSs
spinnsrs twelve weeks ago, and
was the one against which the efforts Of the
strikers were mainly directed Eotwith.
standing the strike, the mill has been kept
steadily in operation, and to-day nearly the
full complement OF machinery was run
ming. The fire IL believed to be inoendi.
aYy.
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THE latest fashionable cloak has dog
sleevss. These are for he protection OF the
darliog poodle. little hydrophobis now
and then, would be relished by the best of