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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
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Ger Sanoelsberr Ntorrel itano In ieis
mem Nrbeitsi simmer. Sin sroBes BUD
mar DOR linn aufgeidIu9en. Sein 9lntIie
mar bleib wis Der Soot. @ieoer uro wies
Der ,dbIte er Die 3iiiern, aber itets blieb
oaS Reiultat oasielbe.
Sd bin perloren, mlrmelte er, Die Sober
weowerfenb, oas Sous Otorrel ut ruts
nirt. Seine Mta6t Der groe permag mid
mebr III rstten. 9l3, ous S9idinl bat
arg NIT mir seipieIt! 0rei S9iiie in ei.
mem Sabre 9eibeitert, mem 1T bas iemaIs
pailirt? Sa, uno nibt ein Saleu BON
ben tbsursn @aare lit s~erettet woroen!
60 iprad Der unsliidli9e Morrel in ieis
mem Sabinstte, unb i6on 9ing bur6 Die
Stabt Die 6unoe BON ieinsm bsuoritebens
Den Yantsrott. @ans Marieiue mai err
re9t. Mau bate bas Saus Morrel auf
Sslien sesrinbst sesIaubt unp u bieB es
nit einmal: SIS lit minirt!
Die @ldubigen siltsn pon alien Seiten
bcrbei, I'm 10 pisl wie mSgli6 az rstten.
6ierour6 absr wurbe Ser Suiammenbru6
nut Huup ptIUlelhtYl.
@ie srcB mar absr bas gritaunsm pom
Marieiae, ais in Der NorsenSeituns gu Ies
len mar:
Der llntersei6n,te, Der bas Ssrtrauen
AZ Der altbewGbrten Strma Worrel uno
S6bne nitt p%erloren bat, ertldrt Ii6
bereit bic S6uloforberunsen aaer @lius
bigger bieiss Sauies a%nsutaufsn, anb err
iu1t bic Snterrefenten, i'm 5otel Soi
su eri6einen, susleib aber lire Wertb>
papisrs nit CUR SteQe gu b%rinssn,
aus benen beutIi6 ibr &s9t beruors
sebt.
@iuiam Subion aus 9onbon.
Giele bislten IS fir sinen S9er,, beions
bers ais Worrsl ieIbit ertldrt bate, er
tenns ben gnsldnbsr ni9t. wiiis aud nidt
ans wsl6en @riinosn b~srisIbe 10 sroBmiis
tbis banoIe. aIs aber sinise @Idubise
einen Seriu9 semadt batten unb nit ben,
pollen @elbe abSeSansen waren, oa elite
ieoer bin, Der etwas gu foroen bate.
Der ionSerbars gnsIanSer belt binter
sinsm Glide, auf benz @olS uno S9sine
in Waiien a~uisebduft warei. Sorsiam
priifte er bic Soroerungsn uno bann sdblte
er bas @slo ab. gr ipra9 elm sebro6es
mes SransOfid unb bei9rdntte ii6 in Ser
llnterbaltuns auf einise &eoalsarten.
9arf id Sic frassn, wssbalb Sic in
10 srOmitbiser Weiie bas SanoIunsSbaus
,u retten iib bemnben?
SD babe 9ertrauen su Der Sirma, iaste
Snoion tibl, uno i1 bsnte Elm 9utes Sc;
l6dft babel ju MAIDEN.
g8snn sic ii6 nur ni6t tdui6cn, Cir,
mari Der 6raser ein. MtorrelS baben orei
Sdiiie p~erloreu uno iino %ruinirt.
glbpurten, ipra6 Der gnsIdnSsr slsids
miitbig.
Sur6 oieS Serbalten puroe in Der Chat
Der Santerptt bes 9uEolun9ebaules blns
ausgel6oben, uno leltiam, nod bate
&iuium 0uoion ni6t ben leeten @Idubrs
ger beirieoist, ais Morrel ielblt, bO9lt aui'
9ere9t b%srcintrat.
Wtein Nume lit Norrel, ipru9 sr.
Der Gnsldnoer erbob ii9 unb betra6tete
ben Saufberrn Senau.
SD tOmme Sbnen mitsutbeilen, ipra6
Morrel, paB Sic ni6t in Die Gage ssra-
then wsroen, Sbr eoelmitbises Gbun be-
reuen gu milen. SD empfns iosben bic
Nadridt, baB mein Rapidifi ni6t unters
sesansen 1T, ionbern fd MULTIPLICATION
auf Der &eiie mad bier befinbst. Ssins
eaSuns bsdt Sbre ausIaSen solfdnbis.
oebr gut, isste Der GssIdnber, bshsns
xmssa@tet psrSe ID Sbnss bas 0sIS Ssrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
Ser
$6ab auf @aprra.
Cine @%rsdbluns.
doll
SS. 6rcp.
SIS. 6rcp.
(S6luB.)

&ebcn Sic ni1t ulio, mcin Batter! rte
0antes idmsrse,iiut. Sic biirfen MIDI
fterben, Sic miiien nod einmal Die Suf
be,Srsibeit atbmen.
9ort oben weroe i'd oas, iprad 6aria
ernIt, bier untsn lit mir ioldeS midi
mebr bei6ieben. Oisiss gidlein gibi
Sbnen ben Mamen nnb bic Gage Der Sniel
an, es lit nit benz S9ate Dor beute Sbl
@iaentbum. 8, @ott, ib iiible, baB Elm
ueuer 9lnfaa fommt! Sett wiro bas GIirir
nidt mebr belien. 0us Vud, Der 80.
S9as! @ott. =. .le9ne Sic!
t6ier brad Der @reis suiummen. Sin
fur6tbarcr S9lug idien leinen 6orper &c.
~troffen Al boben. IS i6ieu Dem t~iefers
jdrotcnen 0anteS, ols Oh Die @elenfe bes
Mrmen 9etrOdt bdtten, uno Elm S6mers
%5ensrui cntQuOl lelnem Wtunoe.
&ai6 elite er nn6 benz 6ldid6en unb
t~raufelte iInf Gropfeu auf Die Yippen bes
Vepubtloicn, bod od, lie bra6ten feline
Wirtung berpor. Gr rieb Ieinen H0rper,
bod obne Grfolg; CT blicb lteif uno ltarr.
&ein Qtbem, aud uidt Der %leiieite, perrietb
Yewesuns: Der Nbbe 6oria mar toot.
0antcs na6nl trauernO pom Dem @reiie
Mbidieo uno elite III ieine ISelle Suriif, oenn
bic Stunoe oes 6ertermeilters mar getom:
men. 0tddoem er oas BUD perbor9en
bate, tebrte er in bic I0bre suriif uno
plrtete auf Die Nntunft oes Wdrters.
Oieier fam bllo, fono ben @sflnsensn i'm
Q5ttte licgeno, mterlu6te i'm uno ipro6:
Ct lit toot! Sd muB oann ben Snipettor
bolen, Oamit leiu COB amtli3 beslaubist
miro.
Wenige Minuten ipdter war Der Ser:
ter bes @citorbeucn geiIQt, uuo Der Su:
ipettor CAB ipei &nedten, bic ibm sefol9t
waren, ben Seicbl, Die 2ei6e eiuSunGben
uno lie ms Wfeer 81 idleuOe,n.
Solt ben Sod %ioiort, ipra6 sr, bod
martct nit Dem Se9,dbnlB. bis es bunfsl
gemoroen lit, onmit IS Die @eion9enen
nidt bemsrfen. Die SiuterlaNsni6ait
bes Nbbes gebort eu6!
9ics wOren bic letten @orte, wsl6e
0ontes ueritunb, er mIbte ii6 beeilen,
ba Der WGrtsr ii9 iett ieiner .3eue sus
wancte, nm sur redten 3eit in berielben
anjufommen.
Dies geluns ibm, uno fuum bate Der
Weomte Die 3bire wieoer 9eidlOIen, ais
er auiiprang.
SD wo9's! rief er. go, uno ioute i'd
babel 81 @unoe geben! SD idliipfe in
ben Sud peS rmeu 6Oriu, nebme elm DteI:
fer nit unO idneioe jenen auf, iobulo id
ins Waiisr 9%efauen bin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

Idufis gu eiusm 3inSfuB pon brei YroSsnt
lalien, bis Sic pteoer in BEN alien SLUG
9etommen limb.
@omit babe i'd bisien gSelmutb ~usroisnt,
Sir! rief MorreI aug. SD femme Sic
ni6t, aub lit tsin Saus in yonocu unter
Sbrem 9tamen iemuls betaunt sewor.
ben.
Was i9abet's, msin 6err, in9te 0ubion,
ib babe nun einmnl Sertrnuen al Sbrer
6irma uno itebe Sbnen, falls fi6 Sbnsu
wisber sinmcl Serlegenbeiteu bersltsn loQ.
ten, ouis ueue ;u @ebot.
Morrsl uerbeuste ii6, bad mnIte ii6
oui ieinem antIite elm nod srOBeres Gr:
1"tauneu aus.
Sin @ort nod, sbe mir uns ~trenneu,
ipru9 Der gn9ldnoer. Stnuo ni6t frIbcr
in SIREN 0isnit Elm iunger Mann nit Nas
men gomuno SGntes? i6 lerrte i'm in
8onitantinopel %fennen, uermutbli6 ais
eieutlant zines SSbrer Sdiffe. SIT Dem
nidt 10?
Sreili6, antrportete Worrel.
$50 bsfinost ii6 Der Wtaun.
Gr puroe als Sonopartiit eiugsiperrt
unb 1T, wie Der @oIuernsur uon ST dns
siebt, Dor stpa iebs Monnfen seitOrben,
iaste Worrsl. Wir oae Iiebtsn uno atte.
ten i'm, unb feline Yrout trauerte linn nod
nab. Wsrcsoss bsiBt lie. N6, bas armle
Mtdo6en bauert mid
$50 lebt iie2
Sci ibrsm Yater, einem armen Slider,
iaste MOrrel, i9 babe mid ibrsr an,uneb.
men usriu9t, bod mics ie ieoe 9iilfs BON
ii3.
Gs 1T gut, iprad ser gnsIdnSsr, auf
pcien @eiidt cine ieltiame &iibruns ii9
u~bipieseIte.
WorreI empiabl fi5 unb SuSion i6ritt,
ais er ii9 auein iab in tisfer grresuns aui
uno ab.
SIS uiro 3sit, murmeIte er, baB i'd ibrem
Qsio Elm gnbs made.
Dies iassno, peridIoB sr bas @sIo,
bilts fi6 in siuen Wantel unS sing.
9r ibisn in Marieiae pobl betannt gu
iein, benn er idritt ii9srsn Sdrittss isi.
mem 3iele gu.
Sin @asen tam inn ent9sssn. Cine
bIei6e, idwinoiidtise @sitalt ias in BEN:
ielben, ein yeoienter in reiber 9ipree itano
binten auf. SIS mar Der @ensralprotura.
tor louisville. Der Sob bate feline i3ise
bsrsits tief IN bas Intlis bes WanueS se:
prdst. Die 9suts, wslds Dem @asen be-
sesneten, bIidte ibm mttIeiois na9.
Der Iebt tsin SiertsIiubr msbr, bOrte
mas ie ipre6sn.
Suoion mar ebenfaIs ftsben ssblisbsn.
Seine Sdnoe batten fd sebaut, oils sr
ben Ssamten %ertannte, uno feline Qus
gen waren slei6 bsneu eines 96wens CT,
sIibt.
&aum uber bate er ben 3ufanb 9ouis.
piles wabrgeupmmen, ais bic Nusbriids
b.s 3ornss, Der i'm ersrifen ;u babsn
i6ien, ibn perlieBen.
Der Wtaun itsbt inter Dem Slude,
murmelte er, uuo mo @ott ri9tet, ba lol
Der Meui@ isweisen.
Suoion idritt wsiter. Sr bate baIc
Die Stabt binter lid. Sin biibihcS Stiit
Groe entfaltets ii9 Dor ieineu Sliden. Gr
i6ien baslelbe tOum III becba6ten. Sein
guge ma auf cine 6iiderbatte seridtet
Sin WGo3en i0B Dor oerleIben uno ipaun.
Torii6ti9 ndberte er ii6. GS mar Msr:
csbeS. SIR ionlt 10 blibenoes @sidt
bate feline Snbs perloren. glnB wie sirs
Sstenrpinoe Jap ie unb ipann. 9eiie
lang BE pas aIte Soltslieb Der YrouenSas
len:
@s trarert mein SerS,
IS trauert nit San9en!
gSer tennt meinen S6merI
g8sr fennt mein YerlanSen2
@eftor ben 1T er
Smiidm srauiisen Rauern!
Uenn bier CT NOR,
HHrte auf mptu GrouSru
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
Ggbptcn's ;tritrente S6elisieW.

0reiBis Sbelisfcn, weI6e In peri1is
oenen Yeriocen aus gSppten wssssIi6ft
limb. iteben munmsbr in europe. Bon
cenielben bsfinSen ii9 elf in Rom, pon
weldcn pier bober iinb, uls Der In Hsp
Yort. Der bOdite Ssrielben nnS susleib
Der bOite in europa miBt 100 SUP obns
leine SaliS uno 1T Dor Der 6ir6s pom es.
,NobGnn eateran aufsetsut. Der OBJ
list auf Dem Slose ct. Ystri bat cine
SObe uon 50 SUB 8 3oa. SsiSs lieben
0uf boben Siepeitalsn. Sas bss 81.
satcran:O belisten bat cine S6bs uoa A
SUB, wona6 Sbelisf unb Yieoeftal mitti
nancer $50 SUB S0be baben. Sas yte
beitaI oesienisen pom ct. Petri III so
Sub bod, wonad bas @anse cine SSbe
uon 1872 SUB 0 3oa bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

Sr,uo sapios, Uti6.. nit 8ortrdt.
10) Soiepb Raosmuder. Stiaoi pom RaTbuiu, In 7eus
neiiee MT Por,rdt.
IL Or. 6elnrid Etntnsn Rortbrop. giido pom 9bars
Teton. 2. g., nit Eor,rdt.
l2) Z. Seiurih esmte. o. s. B., nit porirdt.
l3) Solepb pubriel NdDtr, Srlucer uuo SsRRer er
Waytriben tai. Sol Run ltduitult tn Wlubeu mi. Horlrdt
uuo ab5ilouug Der Aultalt.
lD Aus alter .3sit. Gin 0iabuport an Ots gltan Don
SrauS uou Sstbur9.
15) ,Du louit ui6t falides SenguiS eeben|. Sr;a6s
lung DON ,Sraui BON Setbura. Writ s Sluitrattoren.
16) SER lstrtb-. Sine g~rjdbluus pom 6rauS Don
Ssebars; nit ID SaEitratiousu.
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einiam unb pilb. Der S6as lag buber
fiber, unS Oantss bate SeOba9tsr ni6t
gu fiirbtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

ltrtbeil clues Nmtriiaxtrs.
Der 9eutide weiB &uss, Der Gransote
fabIt &ass, Der enSldnber tbat Mlss..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLISH DYNAMfTERS.
The Comment Of the Times on the
American Police Authorities.

LONDON, April IA.
Discussing the recent arrests of suspected
dynamiters, the Times, this morning says
Expections is strong that these arrests will
lead to important disclosures which will throw
light upon the recent explosions. We be-
lieve that one or two informers will be pro-
duced who will reveal the headquarters of the
conspiracy, whether in France or America.
We are assured that the French authorities
are on our side. and that the French police
will prevent outrages.
We have, however. no such assurances
from America. We do not believe that the
American police would convive at the send
ing of Internal machines across the Atlantic,
but an open crusade is preached in America
against England, and funds are collected
therefor, and things which have been threat
ened have been done. The facts are well
known to the American police. They can
act now if they choose, bat in the present
temper of the American people we shall not
hope much from them"
Col. Majendes in his report on the
recent dynamite attempts says the
agent used was lignan dynamite made in
America. Slabs of the material have been
found, he says, wrapped in papers marked
Atlas Powder Co.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
An Attempted Fraud Before the Massa'
chusetts Courts.

BosTON, April IA.
One of the most extraordinary cases ever
tried in the courts of this State was concluded
today by verdict in favor of the defendant.
The father of Richard A. Kelly, aged nine
years. sued the Jamaica Pond lee Co. for
s20. 900, damages for injuries it is alleged
his son received from the defendants team,
caused bv the carelessness of the driver.
The defence proved that it was the fauit OF
the boy and all the witnesses for the prose-
cution had committed perjury. One Jas. >;
Gallagher and one Annie Cahom testined
that they were passing along the sidewaik 4,
and saw the accident, both declaring they did
not know the Kelly family previously, ana
had only seen them few times since Ii
was shown that Gallagher was the son IN law
of the plaintiff, and Annie Cahom was ms
daughter and the other witnesses engaged IN
the conspiracy had perjured themselves. a
man named Mcnamara swore that keily OF
fered him 800 to testify as he desired. Inc
counsel for the plaintiff disclaimed any par
tcipation in the alleged fraud, and withdre~
from the case. After the verdict Judge bar
ker said that in all his experience before the
bar and on the bench. the case was without
a parallel in the Judicial history Of the com
monwealty He then laid the matter before
the district attorney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-15

THERE kSA TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS
OF MEN, WHICH TAKEN At THE FLOOD
LEADS ON TO FORTUNE" ALSO. THERE
iSAREKEDK, POTENT AND HARMLESS,
out sure, Uhich, taken in time, TH lead TO
the speedy relief and cure of Dyspepsia,
Loss of APPETITE, BiGoasnesS. Headache.
arising from disordered stomach, and all
similar troubles of the Stomach, Bowels
or Liver.
This vaiuab!e remedy is the 1. f
Afroods kedicine or Bifteys, the formula
Of uhichis different from thdtoJ all other
Afroods Bfters.
For many years it has held its place
as household remedy, and is Arrays
rorfhy of the highest confidence.
GET THE TRUE MEDICINE, BEARING
THE REGISTERED TRADE marx LIZ
IN LARGE RED LETTERS.
TAKE NO IMITATION.
mar6t&wl
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composed wholly or in part of worsted. the
hair of the alpaca goat or other animal (ex
cept such As are composed in part of wool)
valued At not exceeding 80 cents per pound.
BY Dorsheimer of New York, authorizing
the retirement of John c. Fremont, with
rank of major general
By Mr.. Morse of Mass. providing that in
case of merchandise imported into the United
States from Canada or New Foundland. if
there is no consul or commercial agent of the
United States residing in the port from which
such merchandise is imported, all verifcation
and authorization of invoices may be made
by two respectable merchants.
By Mr.. James of New York, to admit free
of duty limited amount of baggage belong
ing to persons coming from foreign coun
tries.
By Mr.. McCold of Iowa, for the appoint
ment of commission of IS members (two
of different parties TO be selected from each
State) to propose to the several States the
propriety of the legislatures of t~o-thirds of
the States calling conventions to meet on
July 4th. 1887, for the purpose of proposing
amendments TO the constitution.
The House then went into q committee for
the consideration of the district business
When the committee rose Mr.. White of
Ohio reported the district approp ration bill,
which was ordered printed and recommitted.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-15
STEAMER RELIANCE
Wrecked off the Brazilian Coast.-The
Crew and Passengers Saved.

New YORK, April IA.
1t was reported here this noon that the
United States and Brazil mail steamship
company's steamer Reliance. running be-
tween New York and Rio De Janeiro, had
been lost off Bahia. with her cargo. which
consists among other things of 1000 bags OF
coffee.
The Reliance is new boat having been
built in 1888. She should be not far from
Rio De Jeneiro at that time. The report re-
ceIved at the coffee exchange in this city SAYS
that none of the crew or passengers were
lost.
The Reliance was valued at $3.50. 900 and
was fully insured. Her mails were saved.
The agents of the steamer Reliance, re-
ported lost at Bahia, say she was a staunch
vessel. but year old, built by John Roach
& Sons. and having burden ef 1908 tons net.
and 2600 tons gross. She is known to have
had a cargo of 1000 hides, but beyond this
nothing is known of what she contained. She
probably had few passengers, and her crew
consisted of So seamen and officers.
She was covered by the insurance to the
full value, principally in foreign offices. On
the 9th she sailed from Rio De Jenerio. and
on Saturday was due at Bahia Thence she
was to proceed to New York. stopping at
Pernambrco, Para, and St. Thomas, at all of
which ports she was destined to receive and
deposit freight and passengers. She was to
have arrived here on May Sd.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MORE DANvILLE.
White Mems Testimony Against the
Col0red People.

WASHINGTON, April IA.
The Danville investigation was resumed
BY Senator Sherman's sub committee this
morning.
DIR. W. T. Voolfolk. white, physician, of
Orange county, Va. testified that the negroes
had intimidsted voters in Orange county on
the day of the election. He narrated the
proceedings of q colored company armed
with pistols, clubs, etc which be said had
taken possession of the polls and prevented
the colored persons from voting the demo
cratic ticket The witness related q conver-
sation between himself and colored demo-
crat, in which the latter said the negroes had
threatened to drive all the colored democrats
cut of the county. On cross-examination
the witness testified that he had seen two
white persons armed on election day but was
not armed himself.
W. F. Ray, white. of Washington Centre,
Va, who testified he was present at the polls
ali day of the election, denied the statement
of Fowler, the previous witness of Washing
ton, that any violence or intimidation had
been attempted in that county on election
day. There was no violent demonstrations
there on election dav. The largest vote ever
known in the county was polled on that day
Thought it was partly due to the Danville
circular.
The witness had read telegram from the
democratic State committee, saying that Ma
hone had issued circular calling on the ne
groes to avenge at the ballot box the death of
their brethren in Danville at the hand of the
Bourbon mob. He had spoken about the tel
egram on the stump and had accepted the
color line and advised the white men to
avenge at the ballot box the death of their
white brethren at the hand of a colored mob.
On cross-examination he said it was report
ed in the county that both negroes and whites
had been killed at Danville.
A. f. Fulkerson of Washington county,
Va, member of the 47th Congress, had
aeen no violent demonstrations on either side
in his county.
c. +. Trigg, white, a canvasser for the
democrats in Russell and adjoining counties,
testified that the Danville riots had little or
no effect in these counties.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
BlDDEFORD's LATEST SENSATION.
A Young Lady Missing-Last Seen En-.
tering a Convent.

BIDDEFoRD. April IA.
Miss Emma Cole, aged 10, daughter of
Henry Cole, shipper at the Saco water power
machine shop. left her home Saturday. She
has been strongly inclined to the Catholic
faith for some time, and her father coming
into possession Of some papers Of hers SO ex-
lowed by her mother, who saw her enter.
Mrs. Cole, being informed by the party who
answered her call that her daughter was not
there, summoned her husband, and the off
GERS searched the premises, but she could
not be found. The premises were searched
again today, but with no success.
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Vital Questions,

Ask the most emiRent physician
OF any school what is the best thing in the
world for quieting and allaying all irritation
of the nerves and curing all forms of nervous
complaints, giving natural childlike sleep
always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
''Some form OF Hops"
CHAPTER 1.
Ask any OF all of the most eminent phys-
clans
''What il the best and ,hlv remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease, diabetes. retention or inability to re-
tain urine. and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar TO women
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
''What is the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia; constipa-
ton, indigestion. biliousness malarial fever.
ague, &C." and they will tell you:
Mandrake or Dandelion!
Hence. when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters. such a
wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed which is so varied in its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly
exist or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frsil woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
patients
Almost dead nearly dying"
For years and given up by physicians of
Brights and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
tion, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy.
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness.
wakefuness and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn out of shape from excruciat-
ing psngs OF Rheumatism,
Intlammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofulai
Ervsipelasi
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, and in fact almost all diseases frai
Nature Is heir to
Have been cured by Hop bitters. proof Of which
can be found in every neighborhood in the knewn
world. sprideodSwlmnr
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TRENTON. \. j., April IA.
The returns from the city election come
in very slowly. The indications are thai
Donnelly, dem., is elected mayor by abou.
$50 majority, republican gain Of $50, The
common council remains democratic.
PATERSON, n j., April IA.
In the charter election, today. the repub-
licans elected Eve aldermen, democrats two
and citizens one. The city and committee
boards viii have increased republican ma
jorisies. The democrats and republicans
probably each elect one assessor.
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More Trouble.

ST. JOINS. n. F., April Ia.
Another Cathoiic-Orange collision has oc-
Cured in Conception Bay. A dispatch from
Csrbonear SAYS: While the Protestsnts
were deploying from the Episcopal church
last night they were attacked with volleys of
stone and other missils. The extent of the
affair is not known as no detailed information
has been obtained BY wire today.
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SPORTING.


At Boston-Bostons ~, Boston Reserves
6.
At Springfeld-Amherst College 3, Spring
fields 0.
AT New ork-Metropolitanss 3, New orks
Z.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns Il, Cieveisnds
l.
At Philadelphia-Philadelp IL, Ath-
letics 0.
AT Baltimore-Baltimore 10, Detroits 3.
AZ Lancaster, Pa.-Providence IL, Lam
caster 3.
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POLITICAL.
The Republican National Convention.

CHICAGO, April IA.
Owing to the number of applications for
seats in the national republican convention.
the local secretary makes the following
statement:
The only persons who they can sup
ply will be delegates. The seats
remaining after supplying one to each
delegate and alternate. 1000 to
the local committee and reserving from 400
to 600 for the daily press will be distributed
to the several States in exact proportion to
the number of delegates.
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CAIRO, April IA.
1t is stated here that England has submit
ted proposals to the powers for settling the
financial troubles of Egypt. The proposed
scheme contemplates the disbanding of Sir
Evelyn Woods Egygtian army.
Advices from Berber make no mention of
the fall of Khsrtoum. Bishareen Arabs are
plundering in the vicinity of Berber, and the
government asked that even a small detach-
ment of English troops be sent TO the assis-
tance of the town.