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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
THE REGULaTORS,

The Citizens of IT, Geld, y, O., Take
tho Law In Thsi- owu Hespirg ard
Desl Out Justice with au UusP1 cirs
Hand.
CHARLESTON, S. O., Sept. la fad
account ia published OF tho recent do
iugs OF bands OF white regulators in
Fairfield county, showing that the
motive is n determination to sop mis-
ccgenat,ou. Last July tho reEu-
lators, composed of the best young
men ofthe county, visited farm near
k,lrewGy, where there lived white
family rRmed Boyle, one OF tho
dau"hiegs living openly with ne.
gro: NO others Eep6 y disieputab q
bouse for negroes. Too regulators
whipped Boyle, his wife and two
daughters, aud warned them TO leave
tue County in 10 days. Boyle begged
To la allowed To harvest his crop, and,
on account OF his pover.y. he was
tiue, tho original order being dis
obeyed. the regulators gave
Tho family another whipping.
The regulators. n@St VISITED
parties between RidPsway and Winns-
bcvo, aud whipped them badly
LLOYD Davis, w16 has negro mis-
tress, was no it visited. He roc away.
His furniture was badly broken
up aud his colored family warned 10
quit tina county.
Tom Davis, Lue IlcheSt melcherC Of
Ridgeway, fer 5Tted WORTH SIS, eco, was
given ton DAYS 10 outs because he had
q negl o mistress. He leithis Dus 'ues $
in the hands OF his clerks Rld puC our
Tor " isis sippl, Ross " Hams, living
on tina otner side of Ei9 eewas, with 3
mes, ess, was visited and showed fight,
but was sey { RELY whioDed, IS was bis
mist ess, and orde al 20 leave. Acout
10 families, all mised, haze felt tue
power OF the requisite. ; SO far The
excuse that The eSrisCo give is tina.
the grand jury d0ss not ts"o Cogni.
zance OF lhoss living a open
adultery. because it is so
hard 80 pYuS H.. tho osople copld not
be reached by law, ard so it was de-
tarmiped 70 iegch tnem outside oflGw.
Chief Offenders, wheeler warned or
not, sre dissolying their eSoab,'st-
ments and leaN in", and tests OF eS-
posure aud punishment prevails. The
regulators disguise themselves, while
visiting, by covering their faces with
cloths. No weapons. but hickory
switches have been used.
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SYMPATHY FOR REL.

IL Mass Meeting ut Regina to En-.
deavor to Save Him from Eexecu-
tlOn.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Daily News
special from Regina says: Over LOCO
of Riel's sympathizers, embracing
the half-breeds and the French Cana
dams for 20 miles around, held a mass.
meeting last night at st. Boniface.
Speeches were made by Riels coun-
sci and prominet French residents.
During the addresses there was in
tense excitement among the listeners,
number of whom shou .ed
that they would fight before
they would see Riel hanged
The speakers declared the name of
Riel, il he was executed, would be
handed down in history as that of a
martyr, while tho names of his accu-
sors would rot in oblivion. Tho unity
OF the French Canadian was strong,
and tns meeting demanded that such
pressure might be brought to bear at
Ottawa as would secure reprieve for
Riel. Lemieux, RiePs counsel, de-
scribed the scene at Riels cell: Two
little children and an aged mother
clinging to the prisoner ana he, by a
bali and chain, prevented from moving.
Great indignation followed. John
Carey, q lawyer, said if Riel was
hanged the confederation was at an
end. Canada wanted no moro Of it.
Other meetings will probably soon be
held,
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eaniIpuad hoave sellne III Van ier
uIiIr, Dad tuH imu' esaiD1 WNVnlfni
ffrt the bfosfi, Morgan tnd Wtg
'hnf0 w. lisl hDHn unfolding ~ soy.
nfll dHYs. tnln Hhmn ten Iu DE
in ihN uibfniur ,uuG,is 1901 100 CO.
anmu uWp Gni0u Pacific fOso iiDu.
iD's to ~ but s. e'dHd boior0 noon %
tDH. ThS market was comparatively
stpadv for limo ana became o..
trom0iy duh ns ihH closing hour Ap.
prnacnnd. a show OF strength wa
Unused iuto the nunl dealings, which
carried quotations, Rs "a role.
IN tho INCEST figures renCbGd
Now York Central aud Lake Shore
'Ogo y The afternoon per cent. zach,
ana closed with not advance or -
F0r tho former and 81 iOr tho latter
Tho chang0s this evening from final
prlces yesterday are generally for
anal fractions. Western Union ard
Nor norm Pacific proiaTod Hla -
higho., aud st. Paul y, On the other
hand, Central Pacific is down u,
Union Pacific and jersey Central are
UNCHANGED. and Lackawanna "a lower.
4 spec al d,suatch from Chicago was
circulated this afternoon stating that
grain had heRn shipped from thnt
ely 10 New York at D CENTS per 100
pounds. This cat, IL Ia understood,
VAS made by the PeunsYlvanla iai-'
road. EARNINGS continue uniavoIablei
the statemenC Of tho No western
for the first week OF Sept9mter SHOWS
a loss OF Sl69 900.
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GRIMES.
IyDcblng Ia Ol'io

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Last Satur
day q negro named Scales, who has
Just been discharged from The Cincin-
natl work houee, and who had OBJ
tanned employment on farm, in
Boone county, Kentucky, made a
brutal assault ana rape upon 5-year-
old daughter OF a poor man named
LunsTori. The negro knew tho child
Was a'cne in the house before he en-
tered IL. Having threatened 10 Kill,
Nor if she told, the hftlo ono did not
toll her mother until her pain COM
pellea disclosure. Scales was
arrested, and with difficulty
was taken to Burlington jail. There
have been rumors nightly of attempts
TO lynch him. Last night Is mob
gathered az Florence, and in wagons
and on horseback, Went TO BurliE gton,
broke into tho jail, carried the negro
70 tho woods on tho turnpike, aud
hung hin TO tree.
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spAmsH.ofRMAN rnoUBlGs.
Nuell. IIusfian Anairs - sympaiiy fpi
uiri rtrfing Storm o. Tfauro.
sptu's note to Germany The
TarlFs aud the Iiefilon,
Military uprislng.
rhr spnIn.h 0.rman TroubIe.

a MILITARY UrmsfNd EEFOGrED,
PAMs, Sept. Ito Mstin to-day
published Il special telegram fcom
Madrld via NJ thu f.ontler, s'1ylng that
u military uprising has taGOn place IN
that city.
TONE OF sPAINls NorC.
LONDON, Sent, 1.-THE Standards
! Madrid dispatch says tho Spanish nOso
20 Germany concludes with tho oxHros-
! sion OF the hope that Germany witt IGc'
ogniz5 the prior rights OF Spain oven,
IN tho Island when tho German cruis
ors have occupied. IL Germany al.
uiits tho Spanish nights, spain
win insert In the on
c!al Gazette gn apology In
the name of tho king and the govern
mont of the country for tho Insult 10
the German embassy.
THE OUTBREAK SUPPRESSED.
LONDON, Sept, ll.-Advices from
Madrid BAY that the military rising In
that city WAS limited to ono OF The
largest b'gsacks. The eoIdiors seized
their arms, aud shouted: "Doath 10
our chieisw Tho authorities, who had
feared an outbreak, were prepared for
tho uprising, and vigorously sup
pressed IL bsiorS 1t had time TO assume
formidable proportions. Evry pre-
caution has been taken 10 prevent its
rsoccurfing.
or A PEACEFUL CHARACTER.
Spanish news to-day is of peace
ful chaTEc,er. BeliiCose mauifests
have been placarded in many towns.
10 HOLD THEMSELVES IN READINESS
La hGris states IL has received ipfor-
NATION from Ru authentic source that
the German fleet has been ordered 30
be In readiness IN case OF emergency.
SPANS NOTE TO CERgASY.
LONDON, Sept. ll--A special to the
Times, from Madrid, comm ms the re-
port that he Spanish note 10 Cor
many Expressed tho hope that Cor
many viii recognize tho prior rights
OF Spain To tho CarollneS, even 10 tho
islands which German cruisers have
already occupied, aud that Spain will
insert in the GaZ5ito an ample apol
ogv in the name OF Ktog
Alfonso, tho government anu
country, for the insults 70 the German
empAssN,
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tlia mofnlnf, uHlrru forbes. iheuH.
.Ufr nl tlH Puritan, wee .Inn IIt.IuN
.I ihf Wfaihff al1p no thH coos riIi
..ItInr lfUfHlu tfHHlII. Who Wnf
t. iN0wunai the rurIlu rtsHri lIu
HUUk at luuf.trd luH UHiJ..I Nt lnlu.
ono NtuH. "a ems carving Wun 10
BOO tnn puflfHu rHs uui" Nl'uf uHr.
IuIfi uuVOvur rHs urfIfl tH1 race
h0guu Too iron '.eannr
CyguuH 6iT.us uud tb0 sl amor
Ghud Republic, with lot OF Gags, nrb
With the cOutesiing yachts
Afllilj tho puritHn, Gouo-ta aud tho
iudr. % boat reached Scotland Light
hYute. Atll.B thH si.nal wnH given,
and BOTH yachts started Ia the great
race, both On the port tack.
lao A,I.-An uutW Irt-hOund bark
cot ia tho wNy NJ both yachts, cCm,
polling them % nay OH. ihis placed
Inc Genesga ahead. At ll:i9 tho PuTi-
IAN was To tho windward. Al noon tho
wind blew ~ miles an hour, oFgt-
northeast. Al 1910 tho GeusSta was
ahead, bat 10 tho leewrrd OF the Puri-
tan.
I'D %. N,-The PmltRn IL outlolnl-
ing the GenestR, and N veil 10 wind
ward
1875 T.. M-Tho Gon0sta is ahead.
same lack; tho Puritan IL working To
wudwayd all the time; tho Gonesta Is
vol IN on tho island shore.
1912 u. M,--The Genesta has gone
nhOnt, aud ~ now sanding southeast.
1918 -. M-Tho GeneSta mas crossed
20 WiudWard ot the Puritan,
l:Uj y. m.-Th0 wind is blowing from
the cast aud ~ g0st'ug lighter. Tho
Puritan sill holds the uesG wind and
IN now oyerhRuling the { an0E.a. Both
have SGT ihoir club top-ssils.
l:Op. m,-Tho GeneSta has gone
rhou, tho Puritan 20 seconds lRlCy.
IhG Genestg IL ahead.
1875 u. M.-The GOnosta Is ahead;
wind IL dying out.
l:j2 =. M.-rho yachts have gone
abOur 10 miles, so far over the
course. The Gano9ts loads by about
tlgoO minutes. Tho wind - light from
this cast, and the Yves. her Is clear.
2P. M-Both yachts are Htandiug
southeast. The Puritan Is gaining a
little on the Genesta.
200 -, M'-pho Puritan is row
ahead.
2:l7 Z NJ. The Genesfa has run up
ovOu VITA the Puritan, hut the Puritan
BE- 10 Wiuuward.
81. M.-The Gonesta a running
ahead, but the Puritan Is well 10 wind
ward. About l5 miles Of tho outward
course has beOu COZ cred.
G:ij =. M.-rhe Geuesta and Puritan
have beon out OF sight Tor some tlme.
III thgy are not homeward bound II is
moi likely the race will bG SEIZED within
seven hOurs-the limit OF time.
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Moro noad Gilman On Found

OMAHA, Sept. 1l.-News was received
at the Union Pacific headquarters here
to-day that four moro bodies of China
mon have been recovered from the
ruins at the scsns OF last weeks dis
turbance in Rock Springs, Wyoming,
and under the protection of the mill
tary. Vigorous search is being made
for others.
General Manager Galloway said to-
day that he regretted to SEQ an at
tempt being made to justify the acts
committed Mt Rock Springs. He did
not propose making any further re-
plies 81 this time to statements regard
ing his company and tho manage
ment, moro than to say that the as
sertion that Governor Warren is or
has been in any way indebted TO the
U MON Pacific railway is entirely and
maliclously false.
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NATION AL NOTES ..
Presidential Appointments

WASH NGToN, Sept. 1.-THE presi-
dent made the following appointments
to-day:
TO be consuls--Henry A. Gitbert, of
New York, at Trieste; James NJ.
Rose, OF New York, at Three R.vels,
Canada.
Moses A. Hopkins, of North Caro-
lima, to be ninisrer-Tesident and con-
sul-general of the United States to LII
IBERIA.
Irwin Dugan, rs be supervising in
spector of steam vessels for the Sixth
district.
Captain Irwin Dugan, appointed
su perYising inspector of steam
vessels for the Sixth 6.s rict,
is well-kuOwn river man and ssam-
boat builder, living at ] )uisvjlle,
Kentucky. He was stronG ~ endorsed
for the Office by merchants and bus'~
ness men.
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plloH are frequently preceded bY q
sofine ~ weight IN tlie Laek, l0lna eBd
lover part ~ tho abdomen, rhuslnf
tho plilnni W suppose thai h0 Las
Hninn an0cilOn ~ tho kidneys or
neighhOring organs, ~ times, aynp.
t0ma ~ indigestion ara pr0aont, HATH.
lpncy, unoaslne.s Of the stomach, eto.
a moisture, like Precipitation, pro.
dnolnR q, very dinsgreoablo itching,
iondRnt, Hind, Bleeding aud Itching
Piles yiold nj once 10 tho application
OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon tho parts Affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayinR the
intonso itching, and eiiectinRa perma
nent cure. Pfico, 10 cents. Address,
tho DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by ali dTugglsts.
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NEW York, Sept. 1l.--Gove-nment
bonds quiet and strong. Railroads
quite active. Tho governing COM
mittee OF tho Stock exchange has
stricken from the LIST the old secons
mortgcge poids OF the Gulf, Colorado
e. Santa Fe railroad o2mpsny, and IN
their place hes listed 2144,OOo Of second
new ,nortga age, 10 be known as the
Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fs 6's of 1923
The stock market continues dull, ex.
cept for three or fouS stocks; prices
irregular and at times feverish.
The lowest prices were made
forenoon, but coal stocks touched
lower figures near ! p. N. There was
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Twenty.rour Hours To Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Indi-
ana, who announces that no is now IN
"peIfact hoalth," wa have the follow
ing: "Ono year ago was, 20 all ep'
pesranc0, In the last stages OF con-
sumption. Our best physicians gave
lay case up. 1 finally got 30 low that
our doctor said | could not live p
hours. NV friends then purchased q
bottle of DIR. WIN. Halls i3alssm for
the lungs, which benefited me.
continued until took nine bottles. l
am now in perfect health, having used
no other medicine"
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Storm Signals

Storm Signals.
As the coming of great storm is
heralded by tho display of cautionary
dread and fatal disease, Consumption
of the Lungs, usually announced in
advance by pimples, blotches, erup.
tions, ulcers, glandular swellings and
kindred outward manifestations of the
internal blood poison, which, il not
promptly expelled from the syst en-,
attacks the delicate tissues OF the
lungs, causing them to ulcerate and
break down. DIR. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" Is the great rem
edy Tor this, as for all diseases having
their origin II tad blood. 10 improves
the appetite and digestion, increases
and builds up the wasted
system.
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Marine Hospital Bureau Notes

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE maine
hospital bureau is informed, through
the collector of customs at Ell Paso,
that yellow fever is epidemic in the
State of Sonora, Mexico, and request
is made tor q medical inspector al
Nogales. The collector was authorized
appoint an inspector at once. The
bureau hes been also informed
of the arrival OF the steamship Card
ner at Hampton Roads, 81 days from
Marseilles, with all well on board.
None of The crew will be allowed 90
land until the authorities are satisfied
that no danger will result thereirom.
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At the White House.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.--To.day was
q very busy day at the Whits House,
and tho president received larger
number OF visitors than on
any day since his rejuIn.
Among the prominent callers were
Assietart Secretary Porter and e6.
Senator Mcdonald. The president
held prolic reception in the Esst
Room, III the afternoon, lasting nearly
an lOur
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Canada.

APPEALS IN BEHALF OF REL.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. n.-Petitions
are being received daily at ths state
department, praying that Riels sem
tence be commuted.
LET THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE,
Other petitions we're received, pray
ing that the law may be allowed to
take it's course.
One paper received from the
northwest, the Citizen, q gov
ernment organ, says as the exc
cuiion Of Riel cannot take place with
out instructions from Ottawa, the gov.
ernment will withhold the order for
his execution until the case shall have
been argued by their counsel.
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Take care OF your liver. A great
number of the diseases to which man
kind are liable arise from disorderet
cnndition Of this organ. Keep il in 9
sound and healthy condition and you
eau defy disease. Prickly Ash Bit.
ters are especially adapted for this
purpose, being composed of drug
which act On the Liver, giving it tone
and strength to withstand malaria,
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WAS SGTov, Sept. I1.-Actlng Post
mas.eraG General Stevenson to day ap-
pointed IA fourth-clsss postmasters in
Fe; nsyAania, in West Virginia, 0
in Teogessea, 2 In kentucky' 8
in Michigan, in iowa, 2 in
Kansas and l each in Nebraska, Az.
kansas, Arizona, Montana andOrego1,
making total of 6S.
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Tho Teacher Downed the Deacon.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. u.-A special
to the Picayure from Canton says: A
horrible murder was committed last
night, at colored church, 10 miles
east OF this city. Leon COckreil, a ne
2 colorSd deacon, while the latter Was
knes-ing with the congregation at
prayer. Officers have gone to arrest
the murderer.
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Bualtlen,s ArnIcn Saive

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhbum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill
blGlns, corns and ali skin 0ruptionsi
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. IL is guaranteed 10 give porr'
iaut satisfaction or money refunded.
Price p cents per box. For sale by
w. II. Howell d Bro.
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When you visit or leave New York
1ity save Baggage, Expresaage and 50
Carriage Hire, and stop at the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
brand Central Depot. $50 elegant
rooms, fitted up st a cost of one mil
ion dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
european plan. Elevators. Restau-
ant supplied with the best. Horse
'ars, stages and elevated railroad to
vi dep0ts. Families can live better
or less money at Ethe Grand Union
deteh than at any other frst-clsBs
Aotel the CITY
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Maxuell's Case Continued.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.-Walter Il.
Lenox-MaXwoll, the presumed muir
derer of Preller, was taken into the
court OF criminal correction again this
afternoon and, by agreement between
counsel, the case was continued until
September 10, before which The grand
jury will have opportunity to take the
a nm
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To be Placed on the Retired List

40 DO Il IaUeU UH VHo Ou HISV'
WASH NeToN, Sept. 1l.-Inspector-
General Nelson Fl. Davis will be
placed on the retired list the Goth inst.
His successor, it is understood. will
either bs General Roger Jones or Gen
eral Bald. The former is senior
o 6Cei, ku; The latter is said TO Esye q
more brilliant record and stronger
endorsement.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE New
York State Freethinkers' convention
opened this morning. Many prominent
Freetbinkers will deliver addresses
during the three day Is session. Colonel
r. G. Ingersoll will speak at the meet
ing on Sunday evening.
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HE DIDN'T LIKE THE REPLY.

HE DIDN'T LIKE THE REPLY.
MADRID. Sept. 1l.--Admiral Topieti,
under secretary Of the. marine, has re-
signed his Office, on account of the
friendly terms embodied in the Span
isb reply to Germany, respecting the
CaralipeS affair."
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We invite attention to the above cut
Boot. 1t is made solid tn
sole and Sole Leather BO
break down or skin the to
Calf Skin and the Upper fit
We make them Calf Leg as well aS Opera
This style of Box Toes has been expert
mented upon, and developed by us for the
past ten years; 1t is the most desirable and
perfect fitting Box Toe Boot in America.
None genuine unless firm name stamped
on bottom. For sale by the following lead
ing dealers:
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
Thompson Bros, Dallas,
Block Bros, Dallas.
John Achenback, N. T. Ayers, Houston
p. Hammersmith, Bolton.
Malone, Nc Henry & Beckham, Lampasas
NJ. IL. Sherburne. Denison.
Young Bros, Waco
Q, G. Couch, Il. Roesler, Brenham,
Durham Patty, Hillsboro.
g. Il. Sullivan < Co, San Antonio.
N Barnes 4 Co., Alvarado.
Cole Bros, Bryan.
A. M. Worsham & Bro, Greenville.
j. 4. Sullivan a. Co, Cors!cnna.
Q. j. Greed, Mckinney. +-
J. $. Taylor g. Co., Abilene.
=. Nieno, Tyler.
II. L. Smith Il Co., Longview.
II @. Alexander, Bonham.
s. NJ Hamilton, Paris.
Scarborough & Hicks, Rockdale.
Rubey g. Co., Gainesville.
Muckelroy q Martin, Terrell.
Schweer & Co, sherman.
j. A. Hahn & Co., Denton,
B. G. Evans Co, Fort Worth.
Womsck. Sturgfs q Co. Taylor
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The "Expos,tion Un1verselle dc Par
Culinaire" awarded the highest hon
ors to Angostura Bitters as the mos
cfiiacious stlmuIant to excite the appe
tite and to keep the digestive organ
In good order. Ask for the genuin
g. B. Seigert q Sons, and beware
limitations.
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She Intends to Vote.

DANsvILLE, ~. Y, Sept. n.--At a
meeting held to-day, Miss
Clara Bouton, president Of the
International Red Cross society,
announced her intention to vote this
fall and TAXA the voters oath, II chal.
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FITS.
All Flta etopps& iree ~ DR.. Kline's
great narvo restcrer. No ats after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
aud 81 trial bottle free TO fit cases.
SEND to Dc. Kline, 93l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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AFGHANIsTAN GETS ZULFIKAR AND
MERUCHAK.
PARIS, Sept. lit is stated hero
that a protocol defining the Russo
Afghan frontier and giving Zul6kar
and Meruchak to Afghanistan, was
signed in London yesterday.
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France.


TERRIFIC STORM.
PARIS, Sept. 1l.--A terrific gale pre-
vailed here. Great damage was done
to property: and there were many
Casualties.
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Indulgences or Exposures.

II is solf-ovident that a physician paying
particular attention 10 n class OF cases attatns
great skin, and physlclang In regular practkp
all over the country knowing this, frequent
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office In Amey0
to, and the proved good remedies Of On
ages aud countries are used, A whole house Il.
used for ollce purposes, and all are treated witli
fklll In q respectful manner; and, knowing
what 10 do, no experiments arc made. ON ac-
count OF the great number applying, tho
charges are kept low, often lower than Is de-
manded by others. II you secure the skin and
get speedy and perfect lifq cure, that Is tho
important matter. Pamphlet, 90 pages. Sent
10 rny address free. r
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plJR IHEs MARRIAGE GUIDE ! pE2Ss9Hs

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cents In postage or currency. over nfiy won-
dermlp pen pictures, true 10 life, articles on tho
why2 Proper age to marry. Whomarry first.
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read IL. IL ought TO be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock aud
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 900 pages, 70 cents by mail, In money
or postage.
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just try . bottle Of DIR. Scett's Cocoa,
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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No Other plnsters do This

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
simulate the circulation and expel dis
ease. They stop all pain. % cents.