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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-22

IT docs seem that this child is . long
timo in learning TO talk sail lady to
her husband, Gaming their little girl.
'Ah. well, said the cynical gentle
man. don't you worry yourself about
her beginning. She'll doubtless know
how to talk many years before she know
how 10 STOP Traveller.
Father, said a bright young lad. Il
think I'll he minister when grow up
why. what puts that idea in your head.
my boy asked the as.onished parent.
Because. Dad. l no.ioe that Ma always
Kills chicken whenever the minister
cats here
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-22

With woman trade dollar is like n
dry-goods show w''dow- they canno,
pass IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-22

CERTAIN TO CUnE Ir.--sThere is a
certain kind OF fever, doctor, that 1 think
you should be very successful in curing
said gentleman 70 quacl pbysiciaD.
Yes was the pleasant reply, 4 have
been quite uniformly successful in my
treatment Of all classes OF fever
but there is one branch OF the die
case that ! think you are peculiarly
qualified to cure above all Others
what branch o: fever IS it that YOU
tel!eve excel my brother physicians
In my method OF treating pleasantly
asked the quack.
Lilies fitful fever
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COUNTRY'o CAPITAL.
0vtrstrides Of tbs Cattle Commission
Danvlile Iuvsssigasioss
10 Recem mend InjIau National Eanks--
Senator Coke.
An Opportunity for ClsrkshIps In Ma
tionai Departments.
Text OF tho Procef dlngs OF the National
Congress.
Miscellaneous Warrington News Items.
THE CATTLE con- MISSION.

WAsHrnoros, Muron %. -f6peciol -
In 1888 thsstfensury department created =
cattle osmmissipn crp no,ed OF j. Law, Il.
II. Thsyer and J, II Saunders, 10 inyesii-
gate the question ofquarsntining impor 81
m, a, cattle. The commission wont further
and touched rather stronger Of exoortatl0n
Of American cattle than on the snhj ''t
for which they were appointed. They
on ont Of their way to
saw thal-the conditions pre.requ site 10 =
perfect quarantine OF health Ia our catile
exported r.:
For Lung p aaue--rhst tho Rovsrno.n q
the states N which this injection oxats
shall pnt IN forca such measures as shall
pr, vent the removal % n1v bovine rnimsl
ont of tina ooniami" s,ed aror, ard Hoove nj.
Il. Introduction into sny pnnlio lt1ck-yard
through which sIpnr cattle ore drawn.
For Tex = f-vnr That the Sa,ionnl gov
eminent shnil proven the snipment north
ward GU, Of the area inie0'ed with l'x,e
fever OF all calila whatsneycr eTcapting
from tho hpPinninR Of November % tho be.
ginning Of March
Under the action ofsuch lava rigidly adj
ministered. u would b. snir TO give q cer-
tificate Of aouniness, rs regard these two
plaques, 10 export est L.. ard enoh a docn.
ment should secure and maintain the csnii'
cenos OF all. ard ought 70 bring relaxa-
ton OF the Enrli.h restrictions II anything
plague In onr midst will.
The paragraph AZ 10 time Of shipment
rorthvsrd (vhich means Texas cattle, M
Kansas and Colorado cattle nfe shippers
esstward) is n direct thrust AZ the Teras
cattle industry. That state shins ard
drives her cattle between May and NnveN-
Der. Hence she would be. virtually
barred out oi the general mar
kets OF iha country. Our members ri
congress are sw-ko ~ every ely attack on
the cattle trade Of Texas. aud tho above 10
not the Only proposition TO create Oh en-.
barge On Texas cattle ship
ments. The pleuro-puenmoniA bill. was
q dangerous measure ~ introduced, md
might have psned in that shape hut for
the persist ent Efforts OF the Texas delegs-
ton. particularly The representatives oi the
cattle regions. The report Oft commits
sion has bsen referred 10 the appropriate
committees OF each house.
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ru1, ,.nA o. N1lDnAArFs.

Tho time IL NJ hand when the aoom ma
tiOna Of annual nni,ances are about to
bloom forth IN fail flower. Tn. ODDS to
spring, the strawberry tesiival aud the
ia sath.school picnic are joining In solo
ph.lsnx TO msrch upon She reporter Nno
add 20 his vsst stors Of melancholy, whist
she hand organ nan aud the petition 'oier
are lurking 10 .Ae shady corners pr0psrpg
FOR spring upon tina uASary srssder
OF the avenues. Every man running Tor a.
dsrman slll he a,ssilsd by .hs bloody ~.
plicant fer the few Offices the cliy council
has In It's power Co bestow, and qaire upon
qsirs OF petitions recommending posilion
seekers viii be thrust IN the face OF svsry
mas who can wrl,e his name. Everybody
signs every thing aud the petition dodge Is
a dead failure. but still the nuisance m'ker
It's bow H. the distressed public IS though
IFS inuiility stood unrebsked. Vive Ia bag
atelle
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS
ST, LOUIS NARHIT.


sr. Louis March Is Flour unchan ged.
Wheat opened lower ana siill further de.
rlirei, then reacted and rose above yesier.
ja,'s prices, broke again. ard after various
Il ictns ions closed 3Stp rs under yester-
..y; No. 2 REQ, el2 cash:
4 si09I4: Nsy, 81 OS 70 81 o63s;
s'osing &ic5 Ia yn-s. % IS to 96 IA,
o. ,sirs 81 SIS July, Q. IS 10 % rs DOSING
024s, year. u m sc'ivs and unsettled and
u snrf. a So To- Il 50, cash; ~ 10 a. 4.
Aprii; 20 8 8 IN 80, cics'ng 80 80 TO 10 5s
W-,: 50 So TO 81 rs, cos'nv
81 IA June. ~ IL To So 4: closing, 50 S 8
, Juiv. Oats dull . 4 inner; 8. $50
"a. c..h; sal q Ap.it 70 3.st 50 So. May.
~r,.ky steady; eil6 Cornnssi s,esd, (;
1855 Provi.ions very quiet IN, h-m-r.
Pais, SIS Bi'k mes' ,.ionE clear, DIST 9.25.
.-n-: RIB o 25 % . IS: sho clear, 93j ~
96n R,con-Long cissr, ~: shcr, rio 10
lois; short clear. 10 IL 80 l03s b.id
nomina. Cattle Rece PIE @ o; supply and
.. maud ct: nyport SO ~ 10 t66b. Eood
en- ic-, S. go e. t6i0: c,mmon u M.
r' Ss. 8, - IS IS. Hcs~|R ceipis, 22"
e i've spa t-m-r: lisht soa5 - 40 ~
packing. 90 a. ~ -; hssvs SO 81 81
Sse.-R-,ein's. 3n firnsr; c,mmrn ~
s. az % q ~: m-i,na ., got "a 25
e d rho &c ~ " * So $3.50
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The finest music In the world 10 be heard
q, Mayors garden tonight.
7fur,lerous Passsnger.

Sr LOUIS. M.rcn Is Shortly before IL
O'Clock last night ~ tina Chicago Il Alton
rsst-hound train from IA sss C'y was ap-
prosohinR lillian Missouri, Conductor Il.
q Dunsmoro had some UNPLEASANT words
with n passenger named Powell about the
COLLECTION OF fare. Powell wanted to get of
Il GILLIAN, but the conductor
told HIM the train never stopped there.
Alter the conductor had gone into the next
car Powell overlook him garrolt!ng him
tom behind and attempting 10 out his
throat with a p0cket.kniie. He succeeded
w cutting deep lit IN each Of Dnnsmore'e
oheeks b., fore the latter could break away.
Dupsmnre, VINO hes use OF but ono baud,
then struck Powell two CLOVIS, after which
they were separated. 49,
Laier.- Duusmnre borrowed revolver
sud going ia whore Powell was sitting
competed him b. sure uder bic knife gud
throw ~ his hands When tina train reach
ed Glasgow Powell Yves turned over 20 the
Authorities and tue examination took place
today
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Number Of Petitions Read, Ed

City council mot IN Adjourned mseting
last syoning NJ the city hell. Mayor Osboi
presiding, with a full board present..
The report OF tre COMMITTEE appointed &c
hssess tho dsmngo OF kfvay street rom Eln
to Bryan street was adopted.
A number OF petitions wora read and re-
fsrred 10 the different committees.
There was much ado about notninR whet
the petition from tho Waters Plrree on
company, asking that II ho permliteed "a
establish depot o. tbs loot OF Main and
Broadway s.rosts. was resd. A good space
81 precious time was wasted Ia the deoa.o
which resulted IN the petition being deleA'
ed by gunan nous vote.
Various axes were brought forward 70 be
ground aus referred 10 20 speak to the
proper grlnde,ones
The pttiiion OF tho Texas elevator and
comuress com pRny asking that IL ba grant
ed the privilege o extend water plpeu into
building has read. A fourth OF Jnly dis
custion eusu d and Ito main
point appeared 10 b. rs g.
how much water tbs 3omps y would con.
sumo. H. appeared o. ho toe srnrv OF tte
caunoil that wa'er meter should be est'b-
iishod to determine how much oithe huii
NHs used
A. this iunoluro some vae remarked
that oil the members OF the
council should have gauge
put on themselves IN order 20 determine
how much water hey consumed.
On motion Of Alderman M0ronoy the pc
tition was granted with tho amendment OF
Alderman Loeb that the company be- re-
quired 10 place a wafer meier within tie
bulldog, and that he company be charged
with water used outside OF txins uishing
fires.
The petition OF ]. 3. Hereford asking re-
duction OF taxes on his soap fac DRY WAS re-
ierred 10 the tax committee.
The account OF the Time8 amounting 10
sl59 was read and referred to the commit
tes on claims.
The case of Nellie Black who was arrested
on the charge OF keeping disor-
derry house and fined SlOO in
the city court was hrough,
up. His honor the mayor read several
communications between himsrlt ana the
city health officer, and recommended that
inasmuch es the unfortunate woman was
Fick that her fine be RENTED. and on A.
dermsn Loeb's seconding tho motion ihs
same was RENTED. City Maiehal Arnold
released the unfortunate woman at once
from prison.
There are those who sport the nxnicipnl
girb who are sndeavorins ~ n late hour in
thu day b. make capital nut otthe T. humane
incs rcerstioa of Nellie Back the psu1er
prostitute, but IT. /, too late, u won't work.
4 was Alderman Aorcney who raised toe
cry OF mercy.
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FoRTY.EIGuTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-tpreSs Mr.
Palmer from the comm ttp on wom ms
Suffrage, reported isvDra u 'tnt r-soiu-
tion proposing an amendmsut 10 the con
siitution to extend the rigit OF sugc@g' to
women.
NJ. Cook,eli said this was an action Of
The majori,y % the coa mice luN m
nority would hereafter present their view.
rho Joint res)lutlon was placed ON the cal
sndr.
Mr. Miller, OF California. called up and
tho senate passed the bill authorizing the
secretary Of the navy % issn- proclaim =,
ton I, IT ring "A reward of $50 900 t. be "a q
to private parties who shall discover, rescue
or SIT sfsctoriiy ascertain the fats OF the
Greely exposition $50, d,
the senate took no the educ,tion bill and
Mr.. Lamar addressed the senate In i's
support. H. had no douot OF iis
consti'u.ion.li'y; this educs,,Insi
the first sep tskfn by congress
in regard 10 the race Qu'.tion IN the Urii' d
Stntes, and would have a more decisive a.
fsct upon that question than the thit-
l. eptb, fourteen h aud fi'serth amend
msnts, unleas this measure was 10
he CONSIDERED as he thought
II should he considered 49, the logical re-
measure frsught with almost nnspeskshle
con ,ansnce to The people OF the
south; sssrt from the question OF
monsy Involved, II would give 10
the common school educst On Of th,t ses'
ton M impetus " hal never before know I;
1t would stimulate the people graple
with a difficulty In the presence OF
w w.,cn had e' ovsrsSrown Il pre-
existing conditions and schools aud col
lepes suffered With the res'; this msgnali-
nous measure would tniure Des hopa
into the pscplo of the son'b;
It would he manifestation
Of rsspso, and al ction for them and would
djspei whs ever impression past events NAV
hsv. pro ucsd, tsndipg 10 snow sshss tnis
government stood 10 an atiituds OF auster
severity toward them. The idea that
the Mount vas toe large to he prob ably
applied, Mr. Lamar said, ives . ms'aken
one: the south he'd scs.ol-hou-es ana
teachers enough and ample material for
m.k,ng seschsrs, bscsuse tie eouth
con q did the north. all that wss wanted
vas money With which TO employ n. M; he
vou q very much regret Il sny
Of the sueess'sd amendments should he
sdopt-d, namely, the which provides that
the money shnsll b administered ~
sg ants Of the fedsrsi s"sernms mt; wouit
ave 10 the measure bsshnsss
IN worthy Of tie great pnrp,se and would
change IL vhols Aspsc, ann character
Tor Il would In . cerfs,n sense be an
acting the color line, thu sdop.
ton ~ snch an smendme't
a. he deferred ~ ~orli introduce as sIs-
ment Of dscord into the cp ration a the
act. tor there would be CO. f'ci'ns sn hrri-
H.. The agencies selscet ~ tns b -
n 80 =. W-rs ~ c'es Raw x
he c,rA5ence Of the pecpl-. whereas any
~ hsr areucv would PLACE tho sdm'ni> rs.
ton =, tns act In the hand Of strangers, ~.
so,n,ibe 10 M restraints OF 'oc.
a. prblc sentiment; men Who could
. ~ V b, moved By political consissss-
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asked.
q vrrnments Rtrnng.

eAsked.
u v.rnments strong.
Railways generally firm for round
,mouuts. Nav Orleans, Chicago aud ST.
louis l,ts sold q 100. q slight ddvirce.
Speculation at the stock exchange duil
ana without special feature. The msrsei
closed Irregular, compared win
last nigAt. The closing prices
are Is t, rs per ceut higher.
inr Northwest, st. Paul, r ok Island,
Lack awanns, Missouri Pacific, Michigan
O.utral Kansas & Texas. E'ie, Northern
Pacific .eon TRANSFORMATION, R'adiur,
r.x.sS Poetic and Wabash prr'erret, and
lS to IL per cent. lover for
IN raj Petite Canada Southern,
T. lui-yl'. h N ishvll,. Jersey Uantral
P.c'iic Mail IL Western U 1ion. Amer csp
cable rose IL sud United
St.tes Ex ress. Oregon Nsvi.
cation declined 10 81 Cleveland &
P,ttshnrg cold 10 snd FlFt Wayne l27.
Specie g4gtm ms TOR o agnn, for Europe,
tom prrow amount % 1913 900 In gold bars
and ciin. rhe transer nOoss Of tho Gich
c,n Central rsiroa1 company will be
/ ,ssd on April 3 fnr the purpose OF the
anuul meeting and v'li IN re opened May
Oh Transactions 2S ton ah sras.
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Personal.

W. A. Martin. oflbe Tex,s & Pacific rail-
W4,, 10 al the Windsor.
A ! Arlington, stockmau, 0ainesv lie,
10 booked st the Windsor.
Cl.W.E HUGHES returned yesterday
from weeks sojpurn IL 81. Louis.
Mrs NJ. W. Mexican, ~ Mobile, Alabama
g. visiting her ton, L. G. Mcksen.
DIP Adams, agent ~ the Texas Trunk
road at Kemp statlon, is In tn CITY.
d.. James Or ani wife, of Terrell were
In he city yesterday, guests OF the Win,'
sor.
Mr.. +. NJ. Reynolds, real estate agent
has b ca quite III sircs last Satuvdsv, and
street.
Oar friend s. w. 8 Duncan, TO- The fret
time ,irce his marriage, one year tgo IL
keepiug house. Residence on ea,t Swiss
avenue M. $50
ID n. Moran leaves this morning TO-
VI -mphis to ne his wife who has b,e
sp4nding The past few months 1t her former
home IL Nashvi IL.
Rev. DR. Barrows. OF New York CITY,
secretary oi the American Home Missionary
society, and wsl-known divine abc
p-sscher, arrived IN the city last hight, ans
will preach 20 moTrog at the Congre-
kAl1ttl thhTCn SOihtA Dry III ahh n
wo ,d streets.
Mrs. r. W. Cram and son, Mr. Cram,
OF New York. ore visiting the ianils ui
Colonel q B Stephenson. MIS-. Cram is
tre widow If Major Gram, msj,r In the
U niied Stst-s army. formerly rtstiobsr at
Jscksboro. and 10 q cultured elegant lady
Who comes 10 rexss for the health OF her
son.
At the st. George: r vckery: wsxa.
hschie; X N Cav Wsxsnscni.. J N Al
lsrdyos. Chcsgo; r II Galley, Oor,ic,os;
n CLAYTON. Chs'asid; Amos H.rrs g..
T. ,uir: T n Tsbar. Pu'nar; w n D.y.
New Orl-sn.: w y Fireman. II n Coffrr,
pl,'c: " F.vris, Wsxanschie; = o Lynn
Pa o ri ,tr; r II All Ter, Hoo: y 9 Pierce.
N.~ York John o Will ans M-x,or W II
Cnsuoisr. " n Bss'v, Piano: e p Cham
,.rs, Forpey; A 9oldsm,'h q Lsuis; 1 II
Bl ssns m Win ola; ED Ei.srss, Dncs
Creek M,i..: Ell Williams, Duck 'r..s
Mills; @ Il Bsnior n ID aud vie. w'sep,r'
Conn; S-mul g Nm isrp. H,u m: X
Rr,sn. Che. W McGill. HF H-rb MAJ
.,.ll; A - SIN pso. /. Y "qn-n er LG " y
Porter, X u msr. Il Y : ste-. F,n-.; A
II M.rc.bsnk-, Enais p w l<-rs,n. n
sns-. Cl-,urp.: Ti"s Uhl. Dsii.s c,up',
vR An-r, Gsiz.: re indr W. Cooper;
Al rempl-'"-. ar Mt p"
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PITnURG, Pa, Aaron ga nicros-
cop examination Of q piece OF Mrs. Mary
Scnui'ie'i leg, Who died from symptoms Of
tichii N, N Wesimoreland ooanty this
week shows IL inll OF parasites Worms
under tho micrnfcnpe, we're found IN al
stagts Of development, Lgdwis SChuiues
sud the Gsllea family Of ak, who ute PORK
st the same tina. are all ia very serious
condition and It / probable the Sohulties
aud four 81 tho Gallsa family wi uio The
former 10 In q comatose sists. Hsis unable
swallow Slid food, and cannot open his
mou,h or move his arms from his side.
Louis Fog ,ble aud Sylvester SchultIes,
VINO also partook OF. the diseased meat, axe
couys lpsccut
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ar Hlc1ny g. pATTERSON'

civil and military arc waiting snxlously
for news ffsm Gordon.
An UT nARdrkT.
BxRLiH, March 28.--Ssysral newspapers
hore sssert that Mr.. Sargent hes declined to
.ccept tho appointment OF minister at 81.
PEI or, ,urg. They say he intends % retire
irop diplomatic service aud return TO the
United sis,es with the intention OF re-entsr-
ing tine senate.
SoE UohE.
BuArfu, March 2S - The Tenth Hnssar.
Of the York and Lancaster rsgitnant and
Irish Fusilosrs have embarked tor home
5heikhs Of ssusrs, Dsnslite aud Hoornh
tribsa. sho represent 80, 600 people lying
bet wesn suskim aud Kxsssli, hsye come
Osman Diana. whose prestige has beer
dsatroyod
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posrnAsrEas CoMsrssIOsRD.

wAsnIssroE, huch 8, special J.
Fred Bohasfor, at Anthem, 8 Stswsrt, ~
Oathroes stsrs; r J Swain, at Lseshurg; n
+ Hutche,on. et Trinity; Mink. 81
Wtitohouss; A Y Blocker, Mt Blocker; L O
Etlss, az Harris Ferrv; Lu,6sr @ Tompkins.
At Hemp,tead; N W 5,sedmsp, at Collins.
Vile, Texas; J Wsincots, Denver, and ] Il
Davis, at Montgomery.
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CLgRKsIIIPs.

WAsHIHGroN Marcn q -rSOeolal.
Judge Thprn'n. member OF civil service
comTuisssSn, r,qu.s's vour reporter IN an
noun6o ihst ha will be IN Dtlss April 22f
to examine applicants tor clerkships 10 the
dep artments hero. Under the law he does
not appoint nor hunt up clafks 10 I'll vs.
canoiss but Offers facilities Tor psrsons VINO
dss.re to flo applications for any such VA
cancies that may occur in tuture among the
mum bsr Of clsrkships to which Texas IL en-.
titled under ths law,
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rRoM FOItT UELKNAP,

Warrington. March 23.-TPfess. J. TIE
commissioner Of Indian affirs received he
ioliowipg disea'ch from indian Agent Lila.
o,iu. a, Fort r. khan:
Indian Reservation, Montana. March 81 b.
Fort Is lknsn Is partly under Wat We
Are campsd on the hill near by. There Ia
nat very muo, d,ngar ve', hut fair pros
ppct OF the .parcv buildings being swept
awav, o, the r yer 10 cuiurg thsnn-l clos.
TO The Fort. Give m. pprmiisiou to pur-
chase t3nts
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GREAT BRITAIN AND PORTUGAL
TREATY.

WAsnIsoros. March % -tPfess 1.-The
department Of state has received
copy OF the proposed treaty between Great
Britain and Portugal by which Americ n
INTEREST on tie Congo IL eff'c,ed. IL IL I'M
des-tood the terns OF tue treaty sra not VA
accord with TIM views Of the president on
the subjtct, ss oxp'essid in his last annual
message. The treaty will ba reNerred TO The
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To ne DISCONTINUED.

WAsHIxGr,N March % -fSpecisl. 10
Monday The sperisl mail sarvica from Lie
bon 10 X d., Dallas county, will be dis
continued
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EniInrn.

Nav YORK, March 2S The failure OF Il,
". Miufird q Co., brokers In coi-es ana
teas, has been announced. The failur6 ~
due the TACT that their custom ~ who Pere
ong Of the market did not respond 70 calls
for margin. Lisbil. ties unknown. Tea has
declined 4 Ger t. OF account OF the failure.
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INDIAN BANKS.

WAsHrKeroK, March 2s.-rSpsclel.I-
Congressman MILLER. msnr Der OF she hou,s
banking cnmmittso, says that thsv will
recon- mend that lay be pafssd enabling
the tribss Of the Indian territory to organ
ize national bsnks
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pREYAKING EnK EASIER.

The hens ST. busy Ia their pre- separation f0r
Easter. and seem uousutl prompt IN the
discharge OF their sggs AMI duties. A is,
mrmntrs they are oecided success. rhev
have on the rise of two weeks to CON 81.
their duties. ~hsn they prop0s 10 adj urn
for three wee ks more and will re-spptar "a
ma ronlv dignity clucki Z FOR the brood.
which SUSAN in his pastoral lsborJ the
pori pa etc preacher.
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lnstrnctod for Knntlnll

GRErgspUR1 PA, March 2S.-rhe demo
cratic Grunty convention in session to-day
elected delegates ~ the state convention
aud instructed for ReDnnl.
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SENAIllilaOlkE,

WAsHrHGT March 20. lSpecisl. To-
dav 6enat re h. took ne floor ~ the SEN
ate to oppos, lie educational bill,
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Flies and Bugs
Fias, roanhes. ante, bed-bugs, rats, mice
20 .ber,. chipmnuk.. cleared out by
Rough OIL Rats" l5r.
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FENOBS OFFICE RAILING, RTJ
CARBoLIC ACID.

Mrs Payne, wing a, the corner o. john
son street and Rose avenue. net With Sc
rlous accident ve,tefdsy. She desired 10
pu' glycsrino or her tscs TO relieve chops or
something OF tho kind, bat
by mistake used csrbois acid.
TIE result was that her face
was terribly burned. and sho suffered such
intense psin TIM. her scrsams alarmed her
nelghbors, who rushed 10 ,he scene and did
all they could for her relief BY rec APP
plicatiou OF lard the evil sfiocts Of the ter
rible scid varc IN SONS measure ovsre me,
but ths lsdy's face isvery badly burned
and may De deeply scsrrhd.
The fnsst music IN the world 30 Be heard
NJ Mayors garden tonight.
S.
Lsdiss' opera slippers at the Hurstable
shoe stOra.
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Pc pie have been,humbugged much that Il Is nearly
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out we hav asked 70 and buy SPECIAL
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MIR H. Mtenthal has just returned from Southern
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate In Const pa
ton.
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wATEissON,s BILL,

WAsnIxo-1s. March % -[Press.l-The
house JUDICIARY 0,mmiitee Today heard
Henry Wa,erson In exclamation and aivo'
cacy Of the propos d e'gnt-hour news copy
right bill. There was n full attendance aud
the mem,es OF the c)m-
mi,tee manifrstsd mnsh interest In
the topic. Ws'erson's Irssen'stion " the
M after Va. suNsssnsia'ly 1 ientlcsl with his
argument before tine int iiora y o,mmit-
tee on th- IAN ina ans. win some additions
in the shap- - A c,noressr-lvs statement
Of tbs principles ia adjusted cases on the
nubiact.
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ITEMS or INTEREST .

Tbs finest music in the world to be heard
at nsyer's garden tonight.
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The finsst alternative and zntl.bi llous
medicine on earth, 10 Samaritan Neryine.
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