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Some Facts About Pneumonia.

The lungs are covered on the outside
by a membrane that s~ecretes a thir
fluid, which prevents a hurtful friction
of the lungs and chest against each
other. Inflammation of this membrane
is pleurisy, The bronchial tubes of the
lungs are lined with a membrane that
secretes "a somewhat thicker fluid, by
which these tubes are kept moist. Its
inflammation is bronchitis. The air
cells of the lungs have 10 such mem"
brane; pneumonia is an Inflammation oil
the adjoining lung substance.
In pneumonia a'fuid exudes into the
air cells from the congested blood-ves-
sells, and solidities there, thus prevent
ing all access of air to them. This in
hammation is at first generally confined
to a single point, whence it extends
through a single lobe. From this it
may extend successfully to other lobes,
or even to the other lung. 1t will be
remembered that the right lung has
three lobes, and the left two. Hence
acute pneumonia is called lobar pneu-
nonia.
Pneu nonia may be primary or secon-
dairy. 1t is secondary when due to
some other diesase, as measles, typhoid
fever, scarlatina, acute rheumatism, pu-
erperal fever, gangrene of the mouth
Gin children, scurvy, Bright's disease,
bronchitis, etc.
Primary, acute, or lobar pneumonia
is sudden in its onset. and is generally
ushered in with achill, followed soon
with a pain, sometimes severe, at or
near the nipple. Usually. but not al
ways, there is a cough, with little expec-
toration at first, but which at length be-
comes adhesive and red, like iron rust
The appearance of this colored expecto-
ration fully settles the character of the
disease. There is, of course, fever,
with increasing frequency and difficulty
of breathing. A sudden rise in tenn.
perature later shows that the disease
has extended to another lobe.
In the vigorous the disease tends to
spontaneous recovery. In children,
the old, the debllitated generally, it is
more dangerous. Still, a man OF
e~ighty-two recovered from a second at.
tack, during which all portions of both
lungs were successfully invaded. A
case is recorded in which the person
had fifteen attacks in eleven years.
Another had twenty-eight attacks!
The disease hes three stages; the
first, that of congestion and in1amma.
ton Of the lung substance, and of ex-
udation of fluid into the air cells; sec.
ond, that of soliditication; the third,
the liquefaction and absorption Of this
solid matter in favorable cases, of its
suppuration in unfavorable.-Youth's
Companion.
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The Fasnous Notre pane.

On the Both oflast January, the Sisters OF
the most noted Catholic ladies seminary in
the United States, the famous Notre Dame,
at Govanstown, near Baltimore, Nd, made
public n card, certifying to the beneficial re-
suits attending the use OF Red Star Cough.
Cure in that institution. They state that
they found it etiicaeious alike for relieving
coughs, expressions OF the chest andirrita
ton OF the throat. Officials OF the boards
OF health OF Brooklyn, Baltimore and other
cities nave likewise publicly proclaimed the
virtues OF this new discovery, which is en-
tirely free from opiates, poisons and other
objections.
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Every farmer living at any distance from
q physician should at all times be prepared
to treat such common but by no means
simple complaints as diarrhGn, dysentery,
cholera morbus, and cramps. The safest,
surest, and quickest remedy for such dis.
orders is PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, which
has never failed to afford relief in cases of
the kind mentioned when properly tried.
a ~teaspoonful is 3 dose for adults, but
twenty drops will cure a child OF any
ordinary trouble Of this kind. The medicine
can be found in every respectable drug
store.
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Mr.. James Mill, formerly a resident OF st.
Paul, has retired from the managing editor
ship OF the PittsbuIg Post, which he has
filed forseven years. The Clron-
icle- Telegraph says: "Mr. James Mills car
rics with him the best wishes OF thejournal-
istic profession, us well as OF the public.
Mr.. Mills is one ofthe oldestnewspaper men
in the city, and won his way to the position
and reputation he has enjoyed by honest,
hard work and positive merit. A pungent,
~forceful writer, he has always been fair to
his adyersaries, and all will regret his reti-
racy."
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The Proper Study of Mankind is Man,
says the illustrious Pope. 1.-The had Included
women in thelist, he would have been nearer
the truth, ifnotso poetical. DIR. r. V. Pierce
has made them both a life study, especially
women, and the peculiar arrangements to
whichher delicate system is reliable. Many
women in the land who are acquainted with
DR.. Pierce only through his "Favorite Pre-
scription,'' bless him with all their hearts,
for he has brought them thepanacea for all
those chronic ailments peculiar to their sex;
such as l~eucorrhGa, p%rolapsus and other
displacements, liberation, internal fever"
bloating, tendency to internal cancer, and
other ailments. Price reduced to one dol
lar. By druggists.
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Blowing Up Hell Gate

has been a laborious and costly work, but
the end ~iustifies the effort. Obstruction in
any important channel means disaster.
distinctions in the organs OF the human
body bring inevitable disease They must
be cleared away, or physical wreck will fol
low. Keep the liver in order, and the pure
blood courses through the body, conveying
health, strength and life; lett become disor.
dered and the channels are clogged with i'm.
purities, which result in disease and death.
No other medicine equals DR.. Pierce's "Gol.
den Medical Discovery" for acting upon the
liver and purifying the blood.
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The American Register is authority

The American Register is authority
for the following: "The new p%ostofice
at Paris, which has been in course OF
construction during the last five years.
is now nearly completed, at a cost Of
about 100000 francs. At present
there remains only the arrangement of
the material and the furniture, for which
a credit OF $4,000 francs has been ask
ed of the chamber of deputies"
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The late Sir Harry Parkes. British

The late Sir Harry Parkes, British
minister at Pekin, was once in his early
days arrested and condemned to death
by the Chinese. He showed no fear,
but merely said: Very we'll; but
when you have cut off my head the
queen will send as many soldiers as
there are hairs on my head to avenge
my death" He was put in the cage
and borne to the place of execution, and
then allowed to escape.
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Col. r. n. Batcheider, who was sent from
Washington by the war department to re-
ccire the swords and tokens OF honor be-
longing TO Gen. Grant, called atthe generals
house, in New York accompanied by two
expert packers of rare furniture and Dric-a-
brac. The property which has been tarned
over to the government by Mrs. Grant, who
received it in trust from William II. Van.
derbilt, was produced, and as each article
was packed its designation was checked off.
The property was sent to Washington.
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PURE Con LE-ER On made from selected livers,
on the searshore, by " HAZARD & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken 1t prefer it to all
Others. Physicians have decided it superior to
any of the other oils In market.
CHArPED HANDS, FACE PIMPLBs, and rough
Skin cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, madeby
VEL HAZARD Il CO., New York.
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Notch, Pa, and two deaths have occurred
since the last report. An outbreak OF the
epidemic has taken place at Warrior Run,
near Nanticoke, and eight cases Of fever are
reported there. Plymouth
is improving and the epidemic is disappear
ing from there rnnidly.
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People who desire to oppressive their health
should be careful about their diet at this
season, and at no timeshould they be with
out IL supply ofPERRY DAVIS pam KILLER,
the safest, surest and s~peediest remedy for
all troubles of the stomach or bowels. All
druggists sell it.
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We guarantee the speedy, painless and
permanent cure, without knife, caustic or
salve, OF thelargest pile tumors. Pamphlet
and reference sent for two letter stamps,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Secretary Lamar has decided to appoint
Judge Gardner of Falls City, Neb., sur
veyor general OF that state.
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Back Ache? Hunts Remedy will cure pains
in the back o~rloins, female diseases, nervous
pr%ostration and kidney diseases.
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Sick headache? Piles, constipation, bill
ious headache and dyspepsia, are all speed.
lily cured by Hunts kidney and Liverl
Remedy.
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The net amount OF the public debt oiCan-
adais $191, $50, 1919.
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Ezra Herring, an express messenger, was
arrested in Troy N. Y, for stealing S10,-
900 in bonds and cash from the National
EXpfess company.
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At Detroit the house of Judge Henry B.
Brown, OF the United States court, was
burglarized OF over 5000.
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At a little family party in Kentucky the
members began to shoot, and Wilkinson
Lauson was killed.
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Important,

Grand Union Hotel, opp. Grand Cent. Depot, n.
Y. city, 600 elegant rooms, 81 a day & upward.
Travellers arriving at this depot save S. car
riage hire aud baggage transfer, European plan.
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The Hotel Lafayette, at Minnetonka
Beach will open on June Is.
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A worm pest is said to be attacking fax
in some quarters Of Minnesota.
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ARE You DISCOURAGED

Has your physician failed to arrest the DID.
ease from which you are suffering? Are
you losing faith in medicines, and growing
alarmed At your condition? II so, take
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Throat Diseases commence wish a Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat. Browns Bronchial
Trochcs'' give immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price p cts.
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Frost destroyed green things in some To-
~calities recently.
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ALIENS IRoN Toxic BlrTEEs strengthen
the system. All genuine bear the signature
OF j. p. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul, MINI.
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MRS. I. MCCARTHY, Richland Center, Wis.
Nl after suffering six years with an aggravated
case of salt rhenm, was cured by the use OF Coles
Carbolisalve. rs and 80 cents. Sold by Drug
gists.
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My WIFE USED nR. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR with great relief, it is the on
ly relief from Heart Disease. ] cheerfuly
recommend it.-J. Is. Miller, p. Nj, Mulber-
ry Grove, H. 81 90 per bottle. Free
pamphlet OF +. T. Ingalls, Cambridge, Mass.
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The ni.l Rebellion Almost retcreu Out.

The Riel Rebellion Almost petcred Out.
Fort Pitt, N. w. T., Special Telegram,
June IA, via S~traubenzie, luz 1.-two
hundred Chippewayans surrendered tot5en.
Strange yesterday, which neccssitates an
addition TO the food supply. The steamer
Marquis will 90 to Battlcford in the morn
ing for supplies. A depot OF supplies for
Middleton and Strange has been establish
ed at Frog ~Lakelanding, thirty-seven miles
up the river.
Beaver River, Special Telegram, June
13.-0ne OF Big Bear scouts stumbled into
the camp OF the Sixty-fifth this morning,
but although fired upon by the sentry, es-
capped. Scouts have been sent out.
Winnipeg, Special Telegram, june 10
Dispatches from Beaver river, via Battle
ford, report s%entries of Stranse's colnmn
fired npon by Indians, believed tobe scouts
belonging to Big Bear. Big Be rissipposcd
to be making Il detour and returning south,
having elnded Middleton. The general has
left Fort Pitt with his column, which he
SAYS he will devide and send one portion
west while he keeps to the east. With
Strange in tie rear he hopes to surround
the Bear and catch him. He has sent word
10 Strange to divide his force ard
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OF little value, and that the use of boiled
water and well cooked food is the only sure
p~rophylactic.
Gov. Hoadly OF Ohio, during an inter
view in New York. said he was not a candi-
date for the democratic ~gubernatorial nom
nation in Ohio. He thinks the democrats
will win, but his private business demands
his attention and he does not care to run
for office again.
Il. A. Johnson, the postmaster at Wau-
sau. Wis, was removed for Offensive par
tisanship upon proof, and Valentine Rim
gle appointed his successor. Mr.. johnson
is editor OF the Central Wisconsinian. and is
alleged to have published attacks upon the
president during the campaign, and was
charged with using his official position to
carry out his political ideas. A. X Bailey,
postmaster Mt DEBORAH. Iowa, was also sus-
pended for offensive partisanship upon
proof and his place given to John Finn.
G.. Il. Cameron was appointed postmaster
ut Alta, Iowa, vice w. p. Williolns, office
become presidential. TIT postmaster gem
eral appointed j. A. Felner postmaster at
~Claybanks, Door county, Wis. August II.
kuhlenleyer WAS appointed by the prcsi.
dent collector OF internal revenue for the
Fourth district oil Iowa. Heis ii prominent
business man OF Burlington. and was select
ed Tor the position by the Democratic CON
sressional delegation.
A. II. Keeius, a cider press manufacture
from Amboy, Ohio, vas arrested at Milwau-
l.ee on the charge OF embezzlement On a
business trip last spring, here i'll town. he
met one Fanny Dick, WHO. but shortly he.
fore that, had come from the ord country
He became e%naTnored nj her, Wen: back to
Amboy aud stole it is alleged, $4,000 which
belonged to acousin oflis. Then lie returned
to milwaukee, and Skipped with the Dick
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
OBIY VAR \.
JOHN II. TINGUE.

NEw-HAvEN April II (SpeciaD. The death
OF John H. Tngue the wealthy plush manufactures Of
Seymour. from pneumonia last night was surprise To
his acquaintances. He one OF the best
known of Connecticut manufacturers A native Of
Fort Plain. ~ Y, for years he was the
head OF cloth importing house OF Tngue,
IIoncc & Co. Five ne discovered secret tor
making plush from the HAIR OF the Angora
goat. and subsequently built the mandatory at
Seymour the only In this country aud the largest
day.
With his great wealth he delighted In various
benevolent 6ccentricies. He bnlt a large schooner
here named after him. the Taatia cabns OF which were
lined with plush. and al the Launching Of which LOCO
guests sat down to dinner He uniformed the nngue
brass band IN seymour plush PAID ont $500 to girls
strings of $500 buttons cacn. no two alike. This
strange collection he afterward had suitably mounted
and presented To The state His chief delight however
distributing fruit money to street children.
Columns might be devoted 70 his peculiaritles No
man will be generally missed in Connecticut He
was fifty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
S7ABBED BrA BXGG4R.

William Hill. a moulder. accosted in front OF
the North Reformed Church in Broad-st., early
yesterday morning. by Thomas Kane who begged
for some change to pay for hls lolgng Tho
money was refused. and Kane becoming angry
struck Hill in the face. A fight followed and Kane
ran OF officer approached. Hill entered a
liquor shop n few minute, "a itcrward, and feeling
singing pain in his stomach and ON his left arm. he
removed his garments and found WI stab wounds
one IN the arm and another IN the left side Of the
abdomen, just below the RIB. lie grew weak from
los of blood and was taken to his home No. -
Safest. Two hours later Kane arrested on
Pldre-st. suspicion. by an officer, and when CON
frontcd with Hill identified As his assailant.
lie was committed without bal! - await the result
of HilPs injuries. which are serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
DRILLING IRlSH NArIoNiLISrS.
WHAT Is HOPED FoR ~ CASE OF WAR IN Az.
GHAN'srA'
fBr TELEGRAPH I'd THE rETErsE.l


PIrTsBIEG, April - The acton of the Irish
Nlticna-t societies ~ which there several IN this
civ h attracting considerable attention. They meet
and dri regularly In the OF and profess to
believe the time Is near when their knowledge VIII
be useful. This evening. James Mckenua. one
of the leaders sad: To-day England has
30 600 soldiers In Ireland garrison duty. II there ~
war these must be withdrawn FOR service The visit OF
the Prince ~ Wales to Ireland was the only way for
this expecting that tie Irish heart would swell with
loyalty that the troops cou aftorwarl be safely with
drawn and ireland Itself drained Of men for the army
Relying on this policy the Government Will withdraw
the soldiers from ireland"
There would then nobody I'm ireland but Irish so
with whom would the Irish ngbt g.
The Government VIII then" continued the gentle
man. unmindu of the question:, begin 10 recruit Tor
the war from Ireland. Immediately uaulfoso viii he
issued by Nationalist demanding the ackuowledg-
mcnt 10y the English Government OF IrCands
independence thoroughly dtHIcd aIluy
of Irishnen, numbering 10000 men
whose existence n disciplined mon, England does not
even OF to-day. will spring into The HELD 10 enforce
the demand England then must grant II, II she wants
Irish assistance the neld II she does not her Irish
subjects will 70 those who VIII assist her cause
If England offered the alternative, would she
not hastily make peace with the continental powers AZ
any cost her attention to whipping ireland into
submission ~
She would not have the opportunity Those NJ war
with her would know her extremity and the terms OF
pcnce would made dear 10 allow OF honorable re-
treat These the plans and calculations made 10y the
Internatonasts for ITelands Independence IN case o
war Hu ENGLAND and the public not aware OF them
or OF the of the preparations ana must not DC
until the moment comes for action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

Pos, OHcs Souce

Letters for Europe need be specially directed os as
patch particular steamer IN oir 70 s9iS sp'sH
all TransA Gautc HILLS are Ao0-
warded by the fastest vessels availtbe - -, 49,.
Foreign mails Tor tns woak eahnt Apyil IS. mH ;'h
(PRoMPTLY n al clsesl atJlIy oncs As fJtDVt
TUrsDAl--At p. for Bran and tie la Plata conn.
tres via ana Pernambuco, per $ g. Fafaehse, VA
Baltimore
wEpNEsDAT-At 23Oa. IN Europe. pers $; Fulia
leo per Est-ban. Wa SswOrieans testers nus %
directed per steamer VIA NeW-Drieans'' ,
THURsDAY-At 1870 .. H. Tor europe, per s. cry OK
kicAuuund. QueensOSn Uettcrs ior France, GET
at III. for Bermuda. per T. > ,riuOto AZ i;oO =, n'
for cuba the West lAdles VIA Havana ana lor I'm.
u ul (letter5 Tor other Mexican States tHss
be directed per OltJ OF lueOis AZ ~ y -,
hrrhoIrg and hamburg (leters f0l Grea Britain ana
other European countries muss be dIee1el Peg n'
ert" at y D. III. for st fluIre MiqneiJD VIA h~''i".'
FRIDAY-At 1870 for Porto kico iirecti up :" i''
Newfoun land. VIA haiiiaA
sATuRDAY-At5 a. m. for Europe per $ servla VIA
Queenstown; at a M for lSclIlu ures, ~ ~.
Wr,ernani, Antwerp letters must DC uI.Vece W.
Dsyenia VIA Glasg0w Netters must oe aitseseu fes
Dsvunis ~" IN for Europe Do ooca -
and Bremen: at y A. ~ w snass -
er minus al AZ M .or the Mindward lslanas per
. MoraoaH at / D. M Tor the wndwSrd Isands, per
Flanborou ia, Barbados; a. t;3O y. m LOT JUDI
ana Porto RICO per g. Niagara, VIA HAVANA
suTn,yn 7.ao n m for Honduras aud Livingston.
per A. g. City OF Dallas. VIA Ne"-Orieans
n ails Tor China AM Japan pos y oceanic IVA an
for AnstriltA New-Lcaland sladwica aud fl lsiAlaA
pers, Ausaraha Una SAL FriicSSD el)ss hefc aaas
r. IN M 20: arrival At NesYJfx ,. sa AdrlaiN
with British mails for Austrilih
.r6e schedule ofcosias Trans Psca, nat, arrllyt
san Francsco. Mails ro tie EAss arrtuls os 80 70
san Francsco the II sain5 % stss n'ss ~ ~
p"'en'a 'H0"00 ''' HENRY O. PEARSON cost aA'.s,
fost once. New.forX. y. IA Apru ~. loSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
SURPRISE ~ MAssA cHUSErrS LEGISLATION

NEw-BEDFORD. April II tSpectdu.-A MEM
OF the Legislature to-day said that friends 81 the Dill
10 compel corporations to pay help weekly which was
killed In the Hoh,e last week are severe upon the Dem
ocrats their votes against the bill The oppo
sition OF the Republicans expected but opposition
Of the Democrats not; therefore the defeat Is
charged To unfahfu Democrats. Another bill Will prob
ably introduced to pay fornighty and VIII probably
be- passed. .- ,,-.t.,...
There Is a bill pending in the Legislature Limiting
the taxation clties The bil Will commend ltse 10 AZ
casses and COMPUTATIONS Ia the Sate-tnc Natona BANKS
established unccr the laws OF the United states ana
and other corporations existing unuer me
laws OF the Common wealth shareholders OF Natioual
banks Will be assessed only IN the city or Town Wh'lc te
banks are Rates bank shares are assessed direct 10
m. and paid directly the local collector.
while the amounts collected ON shares owned 10y non
residents are pad the state Treasury inc OH VIII
also cut on the revenue OF towns considerably