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Paatal Changes.


wAsuISeToS, May 4.-lSpecial.l The
following star service has been estab-
lishcd in Texas:
Route 3le30-oakville to Lagarto: Es-
tablish temporary service in conveying
the mail from oakvi,le, via Gussettville
and Barlow's Ferry NEW otice), to La
garto, % miles, and back, twice n week,
by a schedule not to exceed 10 hours
running time each way; from July 1,
1896, 10 June 80, 1885.
Route 3i031-Anderson to BediRs: Es-
tsblish Temporary service In conveying
the mail from Anderson, via Gibbons
Creek fnew oilice), Keith, Darby, lola
and Psnkey, To Bedias, "a miles and
hack. ak times week, by n schedule
moi Ia exceed l0i. hours running time
saoh way; from July !, .lsS5, to June 30,
1885. .,..s
Mas In Texas have been made;
Route Slaot-MoXia TO Iohuaoana'
Lave Mexia daily, except Sundays. ~
~ M, arrive " Tehuacan0 by 1880
M leave TehuRoana daily, except
SUNDAYS, at 1:30 Il. m'i arrive nv NeN'"
by Ssi5 n, m, Nit, 60 Cr,s,
Plains; Leave ilelio Plan Mohuag I
Wednesdays and Flidays q p MI M'
rive Al Crnsa Plains next days py W ~
m't leave Cross Plain ruesdAysi lhuis'
days and Saturdays AZ . y, MI stIlNV ny
psiie plain Wednesdays, Fridays ~
Mondays BY 10 a. ma. Adopt July u 1917
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Gone to Gettysburg.

wAsHINGyoS, May l.-The president,
Secretaries Endicott and whitney and
Postmaster General Villas to-day Sc
compauiod the Veterans Of the Army. Of
the Potomac 10 Gettysburg battlefield.
SENSATIONAL SALUTE.
Whsn the pre- s.deuts train was near
Mount Hoe station, Maryland, eturu-
ing from Gettysburg. abouto O'Clock
this evening tnree pistol shots were
heard IN rapid succession, as from q r0
yoivor, aud the flash Of tho weapon was
seen within two or three feet of the
moving train. az is probable that some
enthusiast mad dov sed this method of
celebrating the passage OF mo proSi.
dent aud THAT ihu demons cation was
only intended as a salute, 10 created
some amusement among The sassen-
gers, but since the return Of the train
the rumor has spread through tho city
that tho president was shot at. The
president expressed himseli, however,
as having passed 4 pleasant day. and
having been very much interested by
what hs had seen ana heard upon the
battlefield of Gettysburg.
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A Child Poisoned.

Marshall May4.-[Speoial. l-Y esterday
morning about clock married deugh-
ter of the HERALD correspondent, Miss
Thomas Rowe, gave rs she supposed, O
paper Of quinine TO her child age 20
months. Very soon the child began
to manifest sign of distress and in a
few minutes went into profound stupor
with evident signsl ofmorphine poisonir 3
physicians wore Immediately summoned
and active measures taken Ocountel act
theef'act OF the poison. All day they
labored with the little one; for hours tho
cure looked hopeless, but about II p, m.
signs of returning consciousness begun
TO manifest themselves aud this morn
ing the patient was considered out of
danger, though still extremely exhausted
by tho terrible ordeal through which she
passed. The day was oneoi eXtreme am
guish TO her parents and to the HERALD
correspondents. who devotedly attended
10 the child, Drs. Eads and llillard say
that u isone of the most remarkable case
OF recovery that has ever come under
their observation.
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SAN ANTONIO, Mey A. Special,
This morning, about 8 o'clock, Justice
Max Nuendorfl was called on 10 im-
panel a coroner'S jury and view the
body OF man who had been run over
by freight engine No 9G OF the Sunset
route, between section house No $50
and Oscar posC-o0iee, about 10 miles
west oil San Antonio. Proceeding by a
carriage 70 tho spot, which was noar
Petor Nelson's rancho, the jury found
that the section boss Of section No. 1870,
named Ed Whalen had started from
the section house TO come To San An
tonic. He was seen on the plaza gore
about II o'clock. About l o'clock his
romans were found on the track at the
above designated place by a man pass
ing. The body was terribly torn, being
hardly recognizable. The engineer says
about the time he was passing that point
on his freight engine he felt II slight
shock and thought the train had struck
n calf. He went on TO LacOste station,
and there he found piece Of mans
shirt on the cow-catcher. He pulled
back and found the pieces of the mans
| body. Whalen was about so years o
age, unmarried, was generally sober
but would sometimes go on long sprees
He was drinking last Saturday night
He had money deposited TO his credit IL
0'Connor Il Sullivan's bank in this city
The coroner's jury returned verde
in accordance with the facts.
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BASS, CHICKEN CK0LERA CURE
.NTED TO STOP CHoLERA.

VILE Tennessee; ] j Dickard, Hills
Point; A Porter, City; A w Bullock,
Mckinney; II A Moore, Terrell; w $
Simkins, Dallas; Col ] l. Loyejoy, st
Louis; s w Wallace. Terrell; 9 Bsne,
Fort Worth; 6 q Mountcastle, McKin-
ney; l. s Thome, City; w NJ Wyme,
Worthame; M CLARK, @ w Davy, Chas
Wagner, c I Mills, NJ A Foster, City.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
] L Harlan, New York; w Q Downey,
Springfield, Ohio; A @ Rash Big
Texas; II p Hillsrd, Cisco; w Il Spier,
Washington; @ @ Allen, Galveston; NJ
Kaufman, New York; d X Smart Kan
sas City; A B Coombs, st Louis; j h
Burnside, Fort Worth; A d Oliver aud
lady, w Eddlemau, Weatheriord; Mrs
w WTravis, Mrs X G Borkand, Dial.
las; w Dunkley, Ennis; Geo E Eos.
sick, Dick son, Ala; Lee Woods, Sher.
man; g L Low, Albany; I D Palmer
New York; + W Miller, ST Louis; r dC
Anguera, Boston; h FWortham, Louis
VILE; w p Hickey, st Louis; b Kill
gore, Wills POintjJ A Slaughter, Gal
weston; l. D Goldman, SO Louis;
| MCPHERSON, Buffalo; g w Swapk, Is
nouis; Is i logan Now Orleans; I
, Geer and wife, CleVelaad, Ohio; Miss
! L j Henderson, Bprlutltan, J GeOrg
1 Stautter, Il T Hall, Dalas; phoma
/ Howard, So Louis; II N Conrad, Ney
/ York; y V Martin, 50 Louis; Graham
1 Street, Austini JAS MGchOn, Waco.
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CHICAGO, May AIN the fro on South
wster street last night M. Mulyey, a
single man, working with truck No, /,
was caught by a volume of crates, cases
and barrels, which buried him six feet
deep.
Charles Bird, married, standing be-
side Mulvey when the crash came, fell
Just beside his companion.
When all the less injured mon had been
extricated II was suddenly discovered
that these two we're missing. Fifty mon
lost no timsin clamberlng ladders, and
with picks and hooks dragged away the
debris until their comrades were found
Both were dead. The weight that had
suddenly borne them down had crushed
their lives out.
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Ti,nnann,is snv So

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan,
writes; al never hesitate TO recommend
your Electric Bltters 10 nay customers,
tbsylglve ontire satisfaction and are rspid
sellera.h Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will
positively cure kidney and liver com.
plants. Purify tho blood and regulate
Che bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hum
dr0ds Of dollars IN DOCTORS bills every
year. Sold at City cents bottle by
W. III. Howell & Bros.
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Hunting Dosperndoea.

When news OF the killing Of the posse
chat went after cattle thieves at Lees
rancho in the Indian Territory, near
Delaware Bend, Deputy United States
Marshal Grant was sont to Gainesville,
Ookecounty,by United States Marshal
Mckee 10 investigate the matter, Yes
to-day he received the following telG-
gram from his deputy;
Gainesville, May 1, lSS5.-To J. A. Mckee,
Unite states Marshal;
OYbr 200 men hunting the despOradCes
10 mllus north OF gainesville. There
are many rumors. Am awaiting news
from posse. W. j. GRANT.
The account Of tho killing has already
been given In the telegraph columns OF
the HERALD.
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Though a large salary was offered, con-
siderable difficulty was experienced
in finding a man who would accept the
task. Finally, Mike Allen, an old SER
want OF the dead man, volunteered for
service. From the constant strain on his
superstitious nature tho lonely watcher
soon sickeued and few weeks ago died.
Since the death of Allen, John O'Rourke
has gone his silent rounds night
after night. During the late strike of
the employees Of tho Mccormack Reaper
works, the watch was doubled aud
extra precautions taken to prevent the
dissertation of the grave. No violence
has been offerad the sacred spot, how
ever, aud the speedy erection OF the
mausoleum, now contemplated, will
relieve the Waterman of his duty.
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The Fire Record.
FIENDIsH ATTEMPT TO BURN AN Asr-
LuM.

FIRNDIsH ATTEMPT TO BURN AN AsI-
LUM.
CINCINNATI, May 4.--This morning a
l0-year.old inmate of the Covington,
kentucky, Childrens' Home was avak-
ened by smell OF smoke and by hear
ing glass breaking in tho kitchen. He
aroused the matron, and she called tho
IRE department In time 10 prevent n
catastrophe. It was found elaborate
preparations had been made 10 destroy
the home, the kitchen being selected as
the place TO start the fire. The 30 chill
dron we're panic-stricken, but were con-
trolled so as TO prevent Injury, The
matron says similar attempt was
made TO burn tho houfe ten days ago.
AT SCRANTON, PA.
SCRANTON, PA, May "A fire broke ont
at o'clock this morning in the rail mill
Of Lackawanna Iron & Coal oompany's
steel works, and In two hours the mill
WAS destroyed. Fire also caught In the
Blooming mill adjoining the main mill,
but alter strenuous efforts on the part OF
the hremen, 10 was oNtinguished nj
about o'clock. The blooming mill
was partly burned. The loss Is S25O,0O
insured for $4,000. The origin Of the
fire ~ unknown.
AT FONT WORTH.
FoRT WORM, May i.-lSpecial. The
plaiuing mill OF Myers 4 Eakle burned
tonight, the fire starting la the ougint
room. The building and it, contents
win he complete loss. The hro is still
burning at 1890 u. m, but IA uader con
troll. The loss Is Sl2,OOOi no insurance.
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LATEPERsoNALs.
LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street.

J. q. Loving, Jacksboro, is stopping at
the Windsor.
II. Geer and wife, Cleveland, Ohio, are
guests Of the Windsor.
j. A. slaughter, Galveston, is regis
tored at the Windsor.
Col. Thomas Howard, of 50. Louis, is q
guest Of the Grandchildren.
Col. O. b. KilgOre, of Wills Point, is a
guest Of tho Grandchildren.
Mr.. G. G. Allen, formerly land com
missioner of tho Gulf, Colorado Il Santa
Fe railroad, Is in the city.
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Anna onnrn.unnsn.

Prof Maoallister made his bow 10 =
Dallas audience at the opera-houso last
evening, aud gave a most delightful on
turiaiument. Az the close of the por-
formance no distributed u large number
Of valuable presents, Mr.. Sweauer re-
oviving the leading present, an elegant
silver ice pitcher. He remains through
the week.
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The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased ct SHEER
IFFs SALE at considerably less than half
their value, enables The management to set
prices downao low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details. goods pur-
chased for CASE only and advantag e taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in it's accustomed rank Of being the
Largest Best Assorted Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State Of Texas.
B. RosENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOSLIN, Manager.
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wAsHINoroN, Mayi-Judge William
Nj. Merrick, appointed TO NIL the
vacancy in the supreme court OF the
District of Columbia, occasioned by
the resignation OF Judge Wylie, APP
psared at the courthouse this morning,
shortly before 10 O'Clock, and met Chief
Justice Carter and Justice James In the
consultation room, where the chief JUS
tice formally administered the oath TO
Judge MerriCk.
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Base Ball,

Ladies' should reflect well b efore us
ing any preparation that Is applied TO so
delicate surface as the skin. Any
cosmetic will ut first impart heautity-
ing effect and not apparently iniure tho
skin, but In very short time little
blotches and dlscolorations appear ON
the face which concmsively show the
poisonous drigs I'm their composition.
II can bo safely said that more than two
thirds of the face powders contain these
injurious Ingredients. pezzonrs medi-
GATED complexion powder Is not only
absolutely free from Rll doletorlous mat
ter, but is principal ingredient is an
active curative for all diseases of the
akin, IL has stood the test OF years.
Ssld by all druggists.
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ClosInr one snle.

Owing to the increase Of my shoe trade
and being too crowded to exhibit my
large stock OF boots and shoes, | have
concluded 70 give up my hat business.
| viii, therefore, close out my entire
a great reduction, at least from y to 90
percent. lower than the same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
THIS Is no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made OK
pressly for me for this spring trade, An
inspection is respectfully solicited of
those in want OF something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Cali soon and make your selection be-
fore the stock is broken, aud you will
save money, Mt
LEON KAHN's,
GB Elm straet
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unirl Nrrlrnl..
AT rHE sr. GEORGE

Pw Mitchell, Chlcagoi w y Nathan,
Illinois; A Beaver, Duck Greek; Chas
Loxhardt, Little Rock; LIE Wright, Ice
w Cudd, Il Blicled, sherman A NJ
Grambling, Tyler; John o Conner, Fort
Worth; ] l. Franklin, q w BeRrens,
Mckinney; Mrs Ell shelton, Miss Woo
HES, Richa dson; II NJ Beatty, Plano; Il @
Browns, Cleburne, r II MoDufc, Dallas
City, q w Cevent, Il d McCnndy,
Willie = Cundy, Lancasteri II II Dee.
Frank Houston, Terrell; w Powell,
Corsicana; Il + wearger, waxahsohiei
ii E Stands, Forney; J A Lynch, Dali
las; Judge John A Williams, Somer-
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Pictures and frames a. Paul Erb,s.
s,one for the Federal B,,,dInr.

w. Il. Spler, assistant supervising
architect OF government building, who
arrived In the city few days since
from Washington, on tour Of inspoc :
ton OF government works in Texas, re-
turned yesterday from the quarrios OF
the character of stone that In 10 be used
iu tho erection of the new federal
building here. He il not very favora.
bly, impressed with the stone, but will
report IL Is the best TO ba found.
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City Va. Joe Forsyth, John Kingsley,
John Hidsher and John Glssco, intoxi-
cation; hned 50 each.
City W.. John Goodwin and Dan Giles
pie, interfering with private property
fined IS each.
City. vs.. Grace Brown, vagrrncy; con-
tinued.
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In making tho assertion that Poz-
zoni's medicated complexion powder IN
entirely free FROM injurious or deadly
poison, we DO it upon tho authority OF n
thorough chemical analysis. IL A. one
on che Oldest face powders in the Amer
lean market, and Is used In the families
of some OF our most prominent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
slider it harmless, but esteemed Il Highly
beneficial IN every respect not only FOR
tho use OF ladies and children but for
the "lord Of creation" himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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Firem,n,s election at Fort worth.

FORT WORTH, May 4.-lSpecial.l The
annual meeting of the fire department.
was held tonight. Tho contest for
offices was exciting, the meeting not
adjourning till 1870 O'Clock. Il. Matkin
was re-elected chief and u. j. BOwdry
first assistant chief. Tho election OF the
other assistants was postponed until to-
morrow night.
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AWARDING A GRAVE.

x.ep,ur night vigil over the Romains OF
miiiionairc Mccormack An Old servant
sentry pies OF supcistitlous strain
CuIcAao, May 4.-Tho published STAT
nent is made here that Waterman has
been stationed at the grave OF the late
cvrus II. Mccormack every night since
The dead millionaire was buried At Grace.
land Cemetery year ago. Mindful Of
~. .sa a,.wart affair, Il was decided by the
, ,elatIyes 70 keep yigil over bis grave
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
MAsuGNGToN, May 81 For the gulf
states: Local rains and partly cloudy
weather; southorly winds, stationery
temperature.
CorrON belt REPORT
The colt n belt weather report Tor Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum tom
perature; also the rainfall Tor the past "a
hours, IS as follows:
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New Convert. Baptizod.

BoyHAM, May 4 Special This
evening there wore over 90 converts inn
mersed at the Christian church. The
Christian congregation has been hold
inga series of meetings at this church
the last few days, and tho result il about
80 new members. Nearly all the young
men in the city now belong to some one
OF the churches.
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James Cook, tho colored youth who
was arrested Saturday and lodged
Inn IN jh, on Jo, an and AFFIDAVIT od s%9sh
charging him with the seduc.
ton OF his daughter, Louise, under tho
promise Of marriage, expressing q de-
fire 70 wed the girl, was released IRON
DURANGO vile yesterday and they were
married.
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New Chnrchcs At .paleatIne.

PALEsrlNI, May Especial REV.
prerche D tho dedicstory sermon
for tho new Methodist church to-day.
The church IL credit to the city, II
has 500 nice chairs I'm lieu OF benches,
aud cost $500. Tbres new houses OF
worship have been built here within a
year, eil beautiful in design and archi-
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"rrnRInLY AFFLICTED. /"

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Siebbins, Belche
town, Mass, write: "Our little boy wasti
fibly afflicted with Scrofua, salt Rheu
and Eryslpelas everslnce he was born,aI
no ~ Y we could give him help dhim, unit
we tried CurICuRA REMErtFs, which graz
ualiy cured him, until he II now as hllr a
nnv ohtldn
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MRS. COMMODORE vANDERnILT
NEW YORK, May AIRS, Frank A
Vanderbilt, widow of Commodore Van
d4rbilt, lied at o o'clock this morning at
her residence, No. 10 Washington place.
She had been sick for the last few days
with pneumonia.
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THOMPSON & WELLER, si1 Ross avenue,
corner Pearl.
BELL s DAVENPORT, PA Houston, be.
tween Main and Commerce.
j. II. CALDWELL & CO., 2l5, corner Main
and jefferson streets,
JOE AsOZZo, sos Main
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aEuoM uran ro FEET"

Charles Fayre Hinkle. Jersey Cl,y Heights,
N. j., writes, "My SON, lrd uf twelve years.
wne completely cured ~ q ter ible case OF
Ecgoma hy the CuriCrRA REMKnfEs. From
the ton OF his head to the soles NJ bis feet
was one mass OF sCnbs.n Every other feme-
dy aud physicians Ind boon rled la vain.
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nsaon FOR NoTnINe."

VIM. Gordon, NJ Arlington avenue, Charles
town, Mass, writes "Havieg paid about
81 q TO nnt.class doctors 10 core my baby,
W thout success, trird CuricuRA RENE
DIES, which completely cured, after using
tlrpa nneltnrosN
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(liltii.Cllra
infan'il1 Skin Beautillers..Appeal to
Mothers. Them.

EOk Cloanslng One Bkln and 50 ZIP Of Blth
II Humors, tor allaying Itching, Burning
aud Inflammation, for curing the hrst symp.
toms OF Eczema, Psoriasis, MIX Crust, Seal
Head Ser0Nla aud other Inherited skin and
blood diseases, CurtcunA, the Great skin
Cure, aud CUrICuRA SoAP, I'm Exquisite
RrsoIv Mt, the New Blood purldcr, inter.
nally, aleinlallible. Absolutely pure.
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Ladiesi Physicians and chemists
have Analysed PozEoni's medicated
complexion powder aud recommended
its use 10 their wives and lady friends.
What better could be said OF H. All
druggists sell II.
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roR PALE, LAoUID.

Tmaclatcd children, " th pimply, shallow
skin the CuTtouRA RrMEpffs VIII prove y
perfect blessing, cleansing The blood and
skin ofiuheritod impurities nnd eNpelllnr
the germs Of ScroMlasrncun ntsm, eousump
tion and we're skin diseases
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AZ tbo BaplI8t pastolsI incoming
tO-daF, In discussing { an es-
say which had been read,
entitled, "Modorn Faith Cures" Rev.
DIT. Patton said he thought the general
proved an example OF faith cure, and
spoke Of 20 rs the result OF tho pray ers
OF the people of his country for the
preservation Of his life.
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nnrsr non NM sKIN.n

Your CurIcuRA RrMEnfEs are the best FOL
skin diseases have ever sold, aud yourOu
rfCuRA soar the tnest medicinal toilet AZ
Oce la Mills, VII
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Develop your MUSCLES and become
strong, by visiting the rink In the
Cedafs, tho belt line will carry you 10
the doar.
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Roller skating In tho best exercise,
be Huro, to be present at the grand
opening IA the C0dars "Wednesday.
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Sold everywhere Price; CvrIcuRA, Nots
REsoLvtNr, roAr, IS cents. PrcpareNb
Mass.
send for "ltow 10 Care skin Diseases"
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BABY " wv eer RUINED sh,S assatlasr
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IS. A. SAVAGE.
W. II. LIME. 1877 Elm.
W. e. BEST, 2Oi and 9Os Ross avenue.
G. E. MoMAND BRO, corner Elm aud
HARDWOOD streets.
ED. S. ALsroN, corner Elm and Sycamore.
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7. G. TERRY, N', between Main and Jensr.
son streets
W. B. COOK, ST Elm.
HOLLOWAY CO., $40 and 1872 Elm.
W. 7. HANCOCK, $50 Elm.
n f. LoUGHLIN, 1000 Elm.
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Welded atIaat.

See advertisement of O. c. Q. on ffth
pago.
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YHTrIN0 HISTORY.


NEW YoBT, May 4.-6en. Grant has
been at work on his book to-day. He is
feeling about as afroug and cheerful ~
yesterday and PASSED a fairly good
night.
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GSl YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
Brands advertised 40 absolutely pure
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