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TIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
How wealth ofBoOks is stored Away
Out of Reach.

Out of Reach.
The House has finally set day for the
consideration of the Congressional library
building bill and made it special order
for next Wednesday week. Anyone who
has occasion to use the library can readily
see the necessity OF some msimmediate action.
Doubtless the architects who devised the
halls to contain it supposed them sufficient
for all the books that were likely to be &C.
cU mulated, but they have long since over
lowed the shelves and alcoves from floor
TO Ceiling and many of them are now piled
up in uusrghtly heaps in the open spaces
IN the open spaces about the desks and
reading tables. The library now contains
5l&uO volumes OF valuable books, besides
l7O,uCO pamphlets 400 60 musical Publica
tons, q 700 maps and about 10000 enSraV
,rgs. About s.. OUO volumes are added to
The library annually from the copyright
lsw alone, aud as Contributions from
this source are constantly increasing
lheIe is an urgent necesSity lor
sCne provision to dispose OF Iuem
ShFr received. Two plans are proposed
one is 10 Call out such works aS ace not
considered of practical use for CouSfes
,icral purposes and sell or give them away
20 tbe small libraries OF the country. This
method followed out wsuld probably Keep
tte col lection here within Convenient lin
is in IS present apartments. The otner is
70 build y separate building east Of the
present Capitol sufficient to keep the pres
mt COLLECTION aud future accumulations
infect. The latter project appeals to the
pride Of these who believe Washington
should be made the literary and art centre
of the country as well as its polltic!L ioun'
The drawings Of the proposed new building
have been completed, aud show sn edthce
admirably adapted to the purposes CON
templstsd for tits commodious and convent
epts in its internal arrangement and grace
ful ard stately iu its exterior. The site
proposed for it will cost upwards OF half q
million. The price Of the building would
depend upon the generosity Of Congress
urNrE NC started
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TIE STATS MILITIA BILLS



WASHINGTON, March l9-Cen eneTal Cox, Of
North Carolina, and Mr. Strait, OF Mime.
sofa, in sharge OF the bills "for the special
ard uniform instruction Of Safe militia"
and Increasing the annual appropriation
for Stale militia from 500. go 10 5000 0G0,"
have prepared their respective reports and
Will submit the same 20 the House at the
inst opportunity. representative Miller.
Of NV York, chairman of the Commit
tee On Mintia, is of the opinion that
!be measures will be favorably con-
siGered by the House. General Cox,
who is thoroughly familiar with the sub.
isct, will briefly explain the necessity ex.
istiDg. for the proposed uniform instruC
tiou," and will urge the immediate passage
Of the bill in his charge. Mr. Straits report
on the latter bill takes the ground that 1T
is of manifest importance that tue arms for
the military OF the respective States Os
furnished by the general government in
order that they may be OF uniform kind
and calibre, and states that il is equally
manifest that the annual sum necessary 10
furnish arms to seventeen States as origin.
ally allowed under section l,66l OF revised
statutes enacted in lS0S, is not sufficient to
furnish them to thirty-eight States. as is
now required" This bill is very similar 10
the bill introduced by Senator SeEell, and
recently passed by the Senate.
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CINCINNATI MERCHANTS KICK
Against the Building of n Bridge
Across the KanaWha.

Across the baBAWha.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-Mr, Sherman
and Perdleton presented memorials and
resolutions in the Senate from the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Cincinnati, remonstra-
ting against the construction of bridge
across the Ksnawba river on the ground
that it would be an interference with COM
merce. Referred TO the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. Harrison, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported it inexpedient to
establish a Military Academy in West
Mississippi for the training Of Indian
youths as soldiers.
MIR. Miller, OF California, from the Con
miltee on Foreign Relations, in compi
arce with a resolution instructing the COM
mittee 10 inquire and report what legisla'
tiou, If any, is necessary to protect the III
terests of the United States against those
governments which excluded or restrained
the importation OF American meats, re-.
ported an original bill providing for the
inspection Of meats for expectation and
proL ibiiing the importation OF adulterated
articles OF food and drink, and authorizing
the President to MAKE proclamation 10
certain cases and for the other parpo3es.
Placed on the Calendar. hr. Vance pre-
serted the views of the mtnorl'y OF The
>om nlittee,
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AFRAID OF BEING BURIED ALIVE.



Lady CremaIed at WashirgtOn.
WASHINGTON. Pa, March l9.-Mr. n. E.
Tnt.n, brother OF Miss Blanche Tilton,
whose remains were cremated at LeMoyne's
crematory on Monday, was interviewed by
your correspondent Some facts in relation
to his sisters life and death are very inter.
estiDg. Miss Tilton, who was twenty-three
wears old, died OF consumption on Satur-
day afternoon at Philadelphia, leaving a
will in which she directed that her body
should be cremated. Her mother, who
died some years ago, desired that her body
should also be Cremated, but upon the
earnest objections OF some of her rela.
tions the body was buried in the usual
wsy. Miss Tilton was afraid that she
might be buried alive and return to con-
sCiOusness in the grave, and thus die Sec
ond and more horrible death. Some years
ago she visited a schoolmate at Washing
ton, with whom she went to the crematory,
aid became infatuated with the idea OF
cremation. Both girls then resolved thai
when they died their bodies should be
burned. When the cremation was com
pleted the ashes we're taken from the FUR
maze and placed in box which was in
closed in the coffin in which the body was
taken to Washington. Then the remains
were transported to Yorkville, Jefferson
county, Ohio, where they were buried be-
side those of the mother. Two OF Miss
Tlton's brothers have declared their deter.
mination TO have their bodies cremated
WREN they die,
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rAxsHAIL COuSTx's DELEGATION

~ a
Alta meeting of the Marshall County
Demo, ratie Executive Committee, helu
at the office of G. r. Oldham on the l9th
.d.vofN. p. 1884, it was decided that
twas not eoicnt to call a county
con, entio present, aud the P.esl-
dent anG getary were appointed 10
seler' fifteen delegates and fifteen aiter-
mates TO repres, n, Marshall County IN
tbe State Convention to be held at
charleston on April 10, 1854, and at any
convention that may be held by the
delegates from tue Frrst Congressional
D.s,T.c, while in attendance at the State
Convention.
Pursuant to the above tie following
were appointed:
De'egatts-Frank McJilton, J. Z.
McNahon, B. W. Price, J. A. Ewing,
Col. ID ). Thompson, J. f. MeCleary,
Josfphus Colvert, J. F. V. Kelley,
Quincy Cressp, J. w. GIllaher, l.. I.
Gruv. Adolphus Martin, George w.
Rhoades, NJ. {. Todd and J' W. Dun
lavy.
ANerRates- Edward Dorsey, NJ. Car
vey, l. : Newman, c. r. Oldham, +. K.
Harris, V. L. McCluskey, Hiram Long
John F.. Fish, William Cecil, Jacob
J,fvrron, DR.. W. 5. Howard, }. u.
Phillips, ;. H. Ewing, Isaac Cox and
y. J. Booker.
1t was further resolved that any DEM
ocrats from Marshall county in attend
ance at said convention be authorized
and entitled to act as delegates in con-
lection with those above appointed.
+. w. Brown, President.
{. Il OLDHAM, Secretary.
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"RoYAL BOB" INTERVIEWED.
x" ThinE the Next Presideat Has n ot
Been Named Vet.

st. LOUIS, March l9-Colonel Bob Inger-
sol was asked to-day: "whom do yoa
think will be the nominee Of the RepublI-
cen party in the next Presidential cam.
paign? Who has the best prospect a,
pretent?'
I'VE people" replied the Colonel, "do
not seem 10 care who the nominee will be-
There isno general interest iu the question.
There are plenty OF candidates, but they
excite 10 particular enthusiasm. No one
works except the aspirsnts- We ara wait
ing for some one who has not bssn nan.
toned Never before was there such a
wsyeless apathy in politics. All the can
didates are running abreast; no one is
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FAvoRING EDMUNDs AND LINCOLN.
The Choice before All Others In the
New England States.

EosroN, March l9.-Ind ans are stead
lily pointing to complsSb 2verwhelm'
ing Edmunds sentime!,t this State,
which will make itself felt in several CON-
ventions, for which the politicians are now
making preparations and are doing good
deal OF canvassirg in different sections.
According to The Advertiser, the f E!munds
end Lincoln sentiment has grown so rapid
" within the past few weeks that many
an bilious politicians who really prefer
other candi6s'es sre hurried along by the
current and ssy they are for Edmunds first,
with their special favorites as second choice.
Tie feeling is growing among both Stall
wars and Independents, Arthur men and
Blsine men, progressive aEd reform Re-
pubhcans, that Senator Edmunds or man
of his character is most likely TO be elected
if nominated. The argument here IN Mas
ssChusetts is that the ticket OF Eimunds
and Lincoln has special elements OF
strength possessed by no other two names.
Both men being staLch Republicans, tits
contended that they must be perfectly sat
isisCtory TO the party men, and they nave
the strong Endorsement OF nearly all the
lesding Independents.
Republican leaders here declare that IT IS
felt now that the prospect of Senator Ed
mUlds's nomination is much better than
hes heen generally thought. Republicans
from the other New England States say
that their States will choose Edmunds
delegates, and one OF the Maine Senator's in
conversation here recently expressed his
preference for Edmunls. Lincoln for the
second place is evidently as popular with
Massachusetts, Republicans, certainly with
the leaders, as is Edmunds for the first
place. Many men who early in the can
yass were for Arthur or Blaine are now ac-
knowleged that neither Of those men would
secure so united and numerous support as
the Vermont Senator. Some leading poll
ticians who have been spoken Of as work
ing for Blaine or Arthur have taken pains
to publicly deny that such is the fact, and
to declare that their first choice is Senator
Edmunds. The State delegation will be
practically unanimous for EdmuDis and
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CHARTERS TO Be REVOKED.
Insuyases CsmDaa1es which d
.b,sSd AasaaSh noella Lava

Insuvaaee C0mDaa1es which Dis
sb,ysd massachusetts, Laws.
PosTos, Mas, March 19.-Ths names Of
the insurance. companies vboss hosnsss
for doing business In this ststs are 70 b
revoked because Of their non-complisnse
With the sta stut.. which rsquirsss capital
Of Ut lets. f2Oo,ooo, sre: American Ef-
charge Of View York, Atlantic 1ifs snd
Marie Of ifpvidsrcs, Bosimsus I,fe ana
y.,in. Of Piu,bursb, Buffalo Of Bansio.
CiijzenS Of st. J.oais, Commsrcisl tifs Of
Nv Yori. Rptsrpfise fire and Nsrns Of
cir,icra'f, Exebarse Pre- Of Ssu forf:
psu's OF S.x York. Greenwich o.
vrx York. Jp.pFsncs Company o. ne
stne IL PsnpsyIysDia of fbilsdsipota'
Y.iebsnis of Providence. l.. scnssSt.
Haven, srd th. United States Iifs Of Ssv
Xgtk
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SEARCH FOR AtOsT CLERGYMAN.
The Rev John Lyon sof Heard FROM
His wife Frantic win Anxiety.

BErDcEroET. CoSs, March l9-sothins
hes been heard OF the Rev. John Lyon. Of
the Universalist Church, who disappeared
20 nysteriously yesterday. Tbs clue re-
ported TO have been found at Atlantic City.
IT,, IL not thought to be sufficiently
strong 10 base hopes upon. The belief
seems TO be growing that be hs, met with
foul play. The knosl.dge whicn bis friends
have OF tbs macy enemies he has msde by
bis recent pulpit sermons against policy
playing, etc, inspires them with fean fof
lis safety. II tesms incredible that ne
could 70 long remain hidden II slivs. HIS
wife IL distracted and IL favorable ness 10
rot toon obtained her resson may Leave
her ss.rchers are ,till active and the tsls
r,srh IL Ia constant use.
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THREE MEN PERISH
In an accident at an OIL Refaery In
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, March l9 TIE still at Mer'
RAM and MOrgan's oil refinery exPlo led
this morning, and the escaping oil sub
merged August Fisher and August Guen'
Der two cf the he employees. The oil then
took fire ard the men were burned to
death h. 4f5re t.o eyes of lho-e who stood
borriced. but l,lpIes., and looked on.
Further 7 the rushing stream Uf burning
oil overlook William : Sohlmau, another
ennlove. So he I'D, aud he, too, perished
horribly. Tn Gus. of the explosion is
MOI known, a, has not even baen coHjsc-
tursd. TIE l,>s to the firm by ths sc1i-
dent will b. !lj.yJ0 Tney bad 10 insnE-
anca. The rems,nS of The deal msn we're
carried IN the place of an undartaker as
soor as they could be released from the
burning oil.
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NnMhiNkY IheIrs.

rr.r rsirHIn. March l9.-The PhiIa0el,
Ii.a sIu"a, Conference Of the Methodist
EElsuysl Church 10 day adopted reso.1-
tions 2, Jic,ug in the FAC; that Wisconsin
and other States have so legislated as to
make public instruction in relation to
alcohol 10 tha human system part Of the
course Dt study in their pu5lic schools aud
heartily iavoring the efforts being made
10 secure such legislation for Pennsylvania.
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THEY WOULD DIE TOGETHER.
Su'cldaI Efforts Of Young C0upie
whose Couri.Eip Was Prohibited.

ISDIANAr5Lrs, March l9.-Wi!lism Dane
a yourg fuan Of BentoHville, Fayetts
county, was eDan ortd Of Ada Swift, o
thirteen year old girl. The parents OF the
girl objected to a continuance OF his atten'
ticns on account OF her tge. Saturday
night Dane purchased Two ounces
of lsudsnum, giving Miss Swift
half ard taking the remainder
himself. The poison failed 10 have fatal
eff, ct, being an overdose. Yesterday The
father Of the girl had Dane arrested for
giving the girl poison for the purpose Of
Suicide. LIS. night Dane shot himself
dyiHg in short tine. Ths girl is serious
Iy sick, but msy recover. Dane ws's
schSol teacher srI correspondent Of tAt
%.T TIrE GraT hic
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BlAINE'S BOOK AGENTS.
The PIumed EnIghrs New System OF
Political Tactics.

wAsHISGroN, March 10 Jim Blaine is
a slick one" said an lows man who was
holding up one Of the pillars in the Will
lard rotuu6a. "He can give 'em sll points
in the game of politics. Just see how he
is working his book for all il is worth in
gathering in shekels and making votes az
The same time. Forty thousand agents
are now pushing the sale Of his book in ali
the States, and | can tell You that every
man engaged IN the work has been seec ed
with especial reference to his being sn en-
thusiastic Blaine man and a smooth, plsus.
ible talker. This whole book business was
timed so that this sort of bedrock campsisn
could be worked on the other candidates
when 1000 or 1900 keen, bright fellows
are travelling all over the country finding
out who are likely to be delegates, and
working up neighhorhool sentiments TO
influence them their work is bound to tell
st Chicago"
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EsrthouakeIp newfoundland.

ST. JuH>s, v. F., March l0.-At Hearts
Content several house9' were violently
shaken by earthquake yesterday. A,
Clsrk's Beach, the ground hesved in undu-
latiCEs sud the ice in the lakes cracked ana
rent. Two woOdsmen were compelled to
fly from the woods. TGey describe tho
hills ss rocking and shskiHg. To night the
western SKY was Illuminated as vi u con-
u .nrAliL.n
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Hama for soutbPru Soldiers.

New YoEK, March 70 General John B.
Gordo1, Of Gsorg's, has invited eJ Coafed-
crate soldiers now in New York to meet
him in the 81. James Hotel tomorrow
night for a conference with GeputaEIons
from tae Grand Army OF the Republic 10
the interest OF home for disabled CUnted-
crate soldiers. This movement Is in ald
OF one inaugurated 80 Richmond.
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ANsn Well Tspped At Alma.

OIL CITY, March lg.-rne well on 10, lOI,
Aims, made - barrels the drsS 2i hours
end 80 barrels the second 2i. II looks Ike
q good =, b,rrel producer for some time.
Tie we'll is located to the southeast of pre-
viCIs ,r,a iovmruts in the South A.Ra
reg',I aIt ,Peus considerable prospective
L. trr1rt
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Extension.

SrgUrENvlLLg, O., March l9-The con-
tract for building the extension o. the
Wheeling and Lake Erie from Zoar, Tus;a-
raves county, TO BOweCstown, Harrison
county, distance sixteen miles, hiss been
awarded 10 W. +. Stanley, and is TO be
completed by the 18th OF June. Engineers
OF the Mt. Vernon, CO-hOcton and Wheel
ing ra.lrose commenced % day to run tue
lines between Mt. Vernon and Marion.
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I'm MISUNDERSTANDING. pnurhter.

NEwlchr, K l., March l9.-ln'oCmation
has been received here to-day that the
wedding Of Mr.. Ferdinand Van ZAsd', o!
Staten lslsud, to Mrs. Mulholland, daughter
Of S.r John Lubbock, Of II gh E,ms, heas,
EuplSId, Will take place N L)cfJn l.
morrow. Nr. Van Zandt is very l4rse.y
interested in mining affairs in the We,
and u Nss while IN London tranSaeIi4s
business IN tina; connection that he met
Lis cE.CP.
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TIE very best remeiy that can be com.
pounded from our present knovledge oil
drugs, for colds, coughs, astnmi. br,n'
chiiis spd Other lurg disesses, Is Df. WIS
ters Baissm II Wild Cherry. II hss cured
usuy cssss Of eonsum ptioa when ali other
r,medies lad failed A single Bpoonful
siIl cure an ordipsry cougho or cold. ana
give instsnt relief 10 ssthma il il sooth-
iny. hesHng and strengthening ~ the
throst AID ianss, AID Is very pleasant ID
take.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
The House Committee Urged to Make
Generous Appropriations.

Generous ApprOPrfatfons.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The Com nittee
appointed by he NJ ssissippi riv,r conven-
ton recently hsld in this city appeared BE-
fore the Committee on r vsrs and Fl iroors
to. day and made argument, in favor OF sp-
prcvriati ms for the improvement OF the
Mississippi and tributaries. Representa-
tive Clsrdy appeared for EX-GOVERNOR Stew
ard, president ofthe convention who vas
unable to be present. Clatdy urged the
arprc priation Of the amount recommended
by Il e Mississippi RIVER commission tor the
river below Cairo and the amount recom-
mepded by the army engineers for the
river above Cairo, especially did he urge
the appropriation o. 100000, the sum rec
on u.endtd by e.giGsers for improvement
between Cairo snd 81. Louis.
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The virginia Assembly AdiournI.

R.ruvoNp, VA, March l9.-The general
Assent ' closed an extended session and al
jourGtd sine die. H. e. Motfet vas e,ected
rsilrosd commissioner. The appropriation
bill provides for the investment OF the sur
plus furCs Of The tre27Iry not exceeding
SlUOtyu month in R'd&leberser bonds to
meet the interest on rLe wEO.s S'a,s debt
when lUnGtd.
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DORSEY REPLIES,
In His Characteristic Hsnuer. 10 some
ofMr. James Remarks.

Santa FE, n. NJ, March l9.-E1-'e9dtor
Dorsey published etter in this evenings
Review in reply to eI Postmaster General
James, as saying that ha General Garfiald
taken low view OF his duties he would
not have fallen s victim TO an sssAlsin's 8
bullet. my answer IL, IL J: is worth while
answering q creature Ike James, that
while General Garfield mag have been very
low in his views sometimes as all nel are,
he struck the lowest ehb nf low tide when
he appointed James PJ.tmsstsr General
srd McYeagh Attorney General. IL :
caught an evil f4ngsd croT IL ons case and
4 adtyi!E4L il the Olber.'
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Approving Arthur and Blaine.

CARLISLE ia, March l9.-The RepubIi.
cans OF Cumberland county met in con-
vention here to day and elected as delegates
to the State Convention Asbury' Derland,
w. J. Wiley snd I.aac Keikes. Resolu-
tions were passed indorsiDg the admins
tration of President Arthur aud instruct.
ing the delegates elected to vote for soma.
pronounced friend of Blaine as delegate to
Chicago.
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IND. nosd. IIect one ~.

NEW YoEy. March I9.-At meeting oi
the directors Of the Missouri Pacific, held
to-jsy, the { Lowing officers were elected
fo- ,Le ensuing year: President, Jay Gould |;
P,,st ytcs President z. g. Hayes; Second
Vic. Pfesidrpt. A l. Hopkiss; Third Vics
President, II " Hori-: Fourth Vice Pres
idsnt, A. a T;smage; Fifth Viee Presiden',
ID 8 X. Smith: Secretary and Tfea ursf,
A n Calef
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Iastofthe Ncu Ierssr Srnres.

TRE>IoN, March l9-The dea,b Is au-
rourC,d in Bloomsbury, Huuterion
county, o. Susan Hsgar one of the last
living New Jersey slaves. She was Pur.
chased when live years old By Colonel
RObtigs, and remained his slave ul:il he
freed her, twenty five years later.
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NarYdInsr GnII.

NEwcovEEsrowS, o., March l9.-Captain
Adam Miller, a prominent citizen, fell
under Fan Handle train while it was run
nina nearly twenty miles an hour, and be
only saved bis life by his wonderful pres
euCe Of mud. lie lay quiet while the en-
tire train passed over him. The buttons on
his coat were sCraped OF and some Of his
clo,hirg torn away. II was miraculous
escape.
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Dem Ocraiic Convention in Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE, March 19.-In the Damo.
cratic State Convention TO dav. the follow
ing nominations were made: Thomas w.
Legar, for Gov, Amasa Sprague, Lieu
tensnt Governor; John NJ. Wheeler, Secre-
tary OF State; Charles f, Gorman, Attorney
General, and George p. Leonard for Gen
ersl Treasurer. Delegates to the National
Democratic Convention were also chosen.
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Meath or Ii.atsssss-cstsssl 0s1fssy
Us1asel.
WASH ssros, March l9.-AdjuAntosn'
.rs, Drum bss received . tslsgrau sn:
nooucirg the death Of Heutensnt1co!onsl
Godfrey Weitzei, Of the engineer corp1

M.xr sbose blood bed becoms poisoned
from ysnous cause, and whose III bsslth
ste indicstsd by pimpies. sofs feelinxs
aches, pains, urinary ssdinsnts. cstAsfs.
ppd infsmnstion Of tbs mucons mem
brsps. constipation. .dyrpepsie bad dr'sns.
peYycuspsts, tIeepissspsss, efcs bsys ne.n
restorsd 10 perfect health byHhrs VI.
Gsyrcti's Y'll5w Deck and 6srstpsri.Is:
II u the only irne blood puChss end
strerg,hsasT Of mind end body. Heo'hsf
rom sdy EQUALS IL
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AYtoI,rtEarIbonaSr A Snnr,,

ST JouN's, y. B March IA violent
earthquake shock visited Trinity, Hans
Hsrbor, Bsrbor Grace, BriLas aad II ly-
road yesterday one hour after noon. Fac
disinIhance lAsled hflhan minntaa
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The Blaine Sentiment In Ohio.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March l9.-The city
Republican nominating convention was
held here tonight, A standing vo,e on
Presidential choice was taken, and all but
oGe man arose and gave three cheers for
Blaine. Lincoln, for second place, met a
similar reCeptiOn.