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4 BREW EIsS' JOURNAL
Mnkos nv Onslaught on tho Defenders of
tho Union.

utukcb hi oHbIhuEht uh tio DelenuoFH Oh
tho Union.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Jan. 3O.-The Sa,=
ti,cl, Of this city, which is the organ Of the
brewers Of this country, prints in its last
issue mean attack upon the Union
soldiers Of the country. The editor takes
for the text OF his editorial the bill in.
troduced by Representative Joseph d.
Taylor, Of Ohio, to prevent the discharge
from government employ without sutli-
cient cause OF any soldier or sailor, or
widow or dependent relative OF any sol,
dier or sailor. The Sentinel, about a year
ago, printed an attack upon Union sol.
diers, saying in substance that 1t was an
outrage to tax tho Southern States to
raise pensions for the soldiers who had
put down the Rebellion. 1t was i,lr-
ther stated that bill 10 pension ex-
Confederate sqldieyu was not among the
impTobahiitios OF the future. In the last
issue the Sentinel denounces Taylor's bill,
and demands that the same be defeated.
The Union, soldier, it intimates, hal had
enough, and now there must he some rota-
ton in office ls Jackson advocated. It's
understood that the StniiRers editor is
aiming to have the crippled veterans EN-.
ployed about the Capitol discharged, and
their places given to Democrats, He has
more than once rGjled at these unfortu,
nate old soldiers, charging that the Repub-
liCans had, when they went into power,
removed Democrats from about the Capi-
tol. This is untrue, livery crippled sol;
dier on tho rolls who happened to be q
Democrat was by the express vote Of the
Republicans in caucus continued In his
place, as well as those who were Republic
cans. Muck indignation Is felt among SOL
diers over the SeniiuslS article.
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GOTHAM nrADTTo GREET HIM.
Politicians of Every Degree Prepared to
SWOop Down Upon 'CleNelAnd.


Sw0op Down Upon Cleveland.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 3O.-Governor Clevc-
land will come here on Monday next and
remain week or ten days. During that
time he will receive all the delegations
from States like Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin, Mississippi and Arkansas that de-
sire TO present names for the Cabinet.
Where he will stop is still a matter Of
doubt and causes great deal Of discus
sion. It is said that Mr.. Whitney advises
him to go to the Windsor. This is five
blocks from Mr.. Whitncy's home.
Congressman Marcy, OF Mississippi, is
here to forward his chances for the Post
master GeneralsEip.
Congressman Randall returnedlGsL night
from trip to Albany, and left at once for
Washington. lie refused to talk to re-
porters, but had conference with Marcy
and Congressman Paige Of Ohio. 1t is
said that Cleveland has urged him 10 take
the Treasuryship, and, rs step to that,
to endeavor through Speaker Carlisle to
make compromise between the two
tariff wings Of the party.
Mr. GarllsIe' arrived mere tonisnt OIL
his way 10 Albany. There is big fight
against Senator Garland because he is a
Federalist He has sent oil his constitu-
tional speeches for perusal 10 Cleveland.
Mr.. Bayard's plea that he cannot accept
the State Department because it costs SO
much t1 entertain has shaken public con-
lidenCe in him. He has always advo.
Gated simplicity in Government officials,
and would have the opportunity Of a cen
tIlry to practice itnow, ltisgeHeally be.
lieVed lie will not go into the Cabinet at
all. There Is talk, since Evarts' election,
among Democrats that it will be unwise 10
take Garland and Bayard from the Senate.
Whitney Seems still secure Of a position,
but just which one it is impossible to pre-
1int
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Tho Coke Syndicate.

piTTMuR1n, Jan. 30.-The Connellsville
Coke Producers Association met again
to-day to consider the advisability Of cop'
tinuing the pool another year, hut ewing
to o disagreement relative TO prices TO be
paid ios cake by the syndicate no conclu.
sion was reached. The producers demand
an advance of ten percent while the syn
dictate fayors last years rate of one dollar
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Thelon P. Keator, editor Of IT. Wayne,
Ind, GdEetiS, writes: "For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs OF most severe char
acter, as well as for those Of a midcr type.
1t never fails to effect speedy cure. Ny
friends to whom / have recommended It
speak Of itin same high terms. Having
been cured by It OF every cough have had
for five years, consider 1t the only relia.
bic and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc"
Call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and get
u 10 cent Trial Bottle. Large size 81 90.
NWPIw
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SHANGHAI. Jan. 3O.-lseports have
reached here that severe engagement
occurred between the French and Chi.
nese mcn-oi-war off Matson.
PARIS, Jan. 3O.-A dispatch received
hero this morning, dated Shanghai, states
that it Is rumorcd in that city, and quite
generally believed, that the French fleet
under Admiral Courbet and the vessels
comprising the entire Chinese fleet, met
OF Matson, and a sanguinary and destruc-
tive naval battle, lasting several hours,
followed
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rosros seems to be getting weak on
10, "iayoite son." John L. Sullivan
SLa "L informs him through police court
Ms, , Il he wants to make brute Of him
seIi he mustn't turn his british instincts
I loo,e on a horse. II Sullivan desires to
remain in the good graccs Of cultured
Boston he must contine himself to bogus
,,,, FIGHTS and bar.r0om brawls.
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Favor an Irishnnan.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 3O.-John Boyle
o'Reilly and John E. Fitzgerald, promi-
nent citizens Of Boston, called upon Presi-
dent-eloct Cleveland to-day and had a long
conversation with him. Cleveland was ia
his shsnal afIable mood, although complain
ing Of cold. The visit was reported for
the purpose Of advocating the appoint
ment to a Cabinet position OF Congressman
Collins or some other prominent Irish
American. The gentlemen denied this
and said their object was solely to shake
hands with the President-elect, in whose
election they took prominent part.
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New YoRK, Jan. 3O.-George Evans was
jdnitorof tile Collegian flats, West Twenty.
eighth street. The tenants made com
plant against him and the agent,
William III. White, appointed Thomas
Curry to supercede Evans. To
night Curry went with a clerk
from Whites Office to his new place,
Evans felt insplted that his successor
should be introduced by q Junior clerk. a
dispnte, ,ensued and ended by Evans shoot:
ing Curry, probably fatally. Evans, aged
q years, escaped.
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CoNuryriNG on the high price OF bread
and the low price of flour, a Cleveland
hnLsr notes that mo one finds fault will
riyars; no one complains about his beer
In, at stated intervals u hue and cryabou'
h,cod Is raised" 1t doesn't seem to have
orr,,rrcd to this Cleveland baker that we
mp,t have our cigars and beer and that
We have become accustomed TO take them
40 wc find them.
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VOLUME xxXIIT.---NUIBER 13s.

the agency OF lying.in hospitals. -Four
cases OF white babies in possession
Of female proprietors of Chinese
brothcls have already been discover
ed and there arc good grounds
for believing there arc hundreds ofothers,
out the Chinese fearing discovery have
hid them out OF sight. ItaSserted tonight
on excellent authority that these female
children are purchased by Chinese specu-
lators and sent to China, where they are
raised until l2 years old, wien they are
sold 10 rich Cinnamon for large sums,
who place them in their harems.
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1EVF@F-I3
Killed hy Ills Fist,

Issets, Ma, Jan. So.-Near Juniata,
this State, last night, young man named
Irwin Farabec killed Harrison Young with
a blow Of his fist, breaking his neck. He
had been paying attention 10 Yonng's sis
ter. The two hIothers attacked him with
knives with tho result stated. Farabee
siirpanilaral -
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NEw YoRE, Jan, So.-secretary Henson,
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad,
says the company's earnings received for
Me hrst ten months OF 1884 show with
those estimated for November and Decem.
oer, That the company will Just earn in.
!sfest ~ eS on It's bonds, or something less than
S;S,'oV'o0. Tho Secretary does not look
CI',.a,.s IJr a surplus after paying the fixed
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TO CLOSE DOWN,
Mahouins Valley aud Cleveland Mlils te
Shut Down,

bhWt U0Wb,
YouNsSTowS, O.. Jan. a0-An adjourn.
oil ,noat;na =, ~ Ma,,s.;,,. ,,aI,... .a.',
w =" A1ves''s u .i1 Maionlns .aliey anu
cleveland was held last night in the par
lors OF Wick Bros bank. The attendance
representa- tho largest mills In ,ho dis.
,r;ots nsu,;ono1 S.s,a ,,a ''.s - s, Wv u.' W..
emSss1 S eoiea, saona a,,o.I t..Ia was if9ely ais.
susSeu, ,as Ga.e ItpCs.eu . more orders, put
mos "; au,a,cc ''.a" ~ prices. me lolo"ing
eS nr;c"s onI %aS a naTtSu owihg 10 the
Sv st;IIeI aLor + wss ojS;sahi "nSs Jesnueu ~ ssa
lawn % nI % tho .oiI;r@ N mas S,1io aViss y oi3Se
Nfahon;ns Wy V.,ieu i gn5 .,L tIa.a,n .hfonRn .me
mano;nn astef ,ita sa =, G.eNeinnu, TI, COM
ranan etn .t ny o lm,uu,e ,n, - fvpTuary ana 10
nan nf GtSS ~ uo"n G',ta atet June ls!
one Vi tl,e t'laIMacturern a.,,,I Fseaent " the
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sAbr LAKE, IT., Jan. SO,-aegie Nc
Murrin was to-day held III $1,000 bonds
iorperiury, She swore she married Royal
3, Young, twho was held in a s. 900 bond
for polygamy) in 1881. Her oath for
registration papers in September, 1882,
shows where she swore she had not been
married in poIygamy. Young has two
other wives. He Is a step-son Of brigham
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TITusvrLLE, Pa, Jan. so,-A Warren
special to the Herald says: ]. NJ. Parker
4 Co. have secured over 5000 acres Of
land in the vicinity OF their Kinzua mys-
lery, which still remains shut down and
plugged, They are drilling at No. 9 and
have timbers on the ground for building
three more rigs US soon as break in the
weather. comes.
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First Move Ia n Blg Case.

SYRACUSE, N. V, Jan. So.-There will
bc important litigation over the will OF
Charles u. Hill, who died in Yokohama,
October ., leaving an estate valued at
sl,5OO0oo. Mr.. Hill obtained, three days
before his death, a divorce from his wife,
who resides here. The divorce is claimed
to be Irregular and Mrs. Hill will insist
upon her rights In the estate. Mr.. Hill
was the gentleman elected by the Ameri-
can Minister TO escort General Grant
through China and Japan. He was a
personal friend OF Ii Hung Chang, the
Chinese Premier, and had conducted i'm
portant negotiations on the part OF our
Government. lie was also very promi-
nent Mason and tho first to establish Il
good lodge Of American Free Masonry in
the far East.
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SAN FRANcrsco, Jan. S0.-The newspa-
pers have entered in crusade against the
fnfqui.ous practice, just discovered Of
white mothers giving and selling their Il.
legitimate babies to the Chinese. Inquiry
shows ithata systematic traffic has been
going on for q long time, mainly through
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAR TAXES IMPOSED ON STATES
A Bill That Propose. to Refund Them, aud
Allow tho Amounts Due to Lapse-The
Proportions of the Various States.
West YIrginia'I share-rhe Vote.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SO.-The House Com
mittec Of Claims decided by vote of 0 to
4, to report the bill providing for the re-
funding Of the tax imposed by tho Gov
ernment on States and Territories as o war
tax under the acts Of Congress OF August
g." 1851, and June I, 1862, and releasing
those States which yet owe tax.
Following is tabulated statement,
which will show the amountimposed upon
the several States and Territories, and the
amount vet due the government:
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HALIFAX, Jan, ga telegram from
saxburg, N. H., says, intelligence has just
been received Of the missing Ice boats and
passengers, They landed last night at Ar.
gyle, an ont OF the way place on Prince
EaWarl's Island. All except Captain
Irving were badly frozen.
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TIE glory OF man is his strength. Ifyou
arc weakened down through excessive
study, or by early indiscrctions, Aliens
Brain Food will permanently restore all
lost vigor, and strengthen all the muscles
Of brain and body. 81; six for Sat-
druggists, or by mail from.J, II. Allen, SIS
First Ave-, New York City, TTlIsaw
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AunuRS, N. w January 3o.-James
was repairing the interior of ono
Of the three boilers to-day when the ire.
man turned the steam on Supposing IL
was cut Off from tue one In question.
Sampson was horribly scalded and died
in ar hour.
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wAsnISaras, D. O., Jan. aO.-NIessrs.
starkey, Foshcy and Windsor, Of Wash
ipeton county, Ohio, were examined rela-
tive to the action Of Pension Examiners
in Ohio, at the October election. Slarkey
and Forshey testified that Special Exam.
iner Winthrop and other Republicans told
them II they wanted to secure pensions
they must vote tho Republican ticket, and
that fifteen or twenty votes we're III.
iluenced in this way. I
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rIry1yE Society agent in Pittsburgh
+, " Amor the rink men who contribute a
r,.a,ed pig to the pleasure Of their pa'
s s.ons Does he think the grease hurts
the poor pig!
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I.nrIe,s ExnedIlInn.

LONDON, Jan. So.-Gcn. Wolsclcy telo.
sraphed to-day from Korti that General
Earle's expedition to Berber by river was
making satisfactory progress. Advance
scouts exchanged shots with tlIe enemy
near Brit.
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Two Moro Dead and three Dying.

READING, Pa, Ian, aO.-Two more mem.
bers Of the Krall family, why were mys-
.teriously poisoned at Bunker Hill, have
died, and the remaining three are consid'
cred beyond recovery,
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AGiFrOF ALL FRANCE.
william NJ. Eyarts Dlscourses on the II
tlolli Stntue,

tholdi Statue.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 30.-William NJ. Ev-
arts, Chairman OF the Barlholdi Pedestal
Fund Committee, said to reporter TO-
day:
"IfCongress shall appropriate the slOo,-
600 for which provision is made in the
bill now pending, l think we shall have
no trouble about the rest. It Is not exact
ly correct to say that We have it now, but
we can raise it. The statue was gift
from all France. It was gift to all the
United States. When it crosses the wa
ter it must be located somewhere, but as
soon as 1t was decided to place It in New
York the entire country said: let New
York pay for it. 1t is is clear profit OF
$250.0O0-the cost OF the statue-to New
York; let New York pay the S950000 re-
quired for a pedestal There were some
who thought the money might be raised
outside the city, and some Of it has been
raised, but the bulk OF it will be New
York subscriptions, except the 100000
that will represent the 4 and ~ cents
from all the people OF the United States
tn offset the gift from all the people OF
France
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Win. an E,nin,Inn nIIi.

PulLApELpnlA, Pa, Jan. sO.-The burst,
Ing Of the cylinder head OF an engine in
Dohson's carpet mills throws 1000 opera.
tiyes out Of employment aud entails loss
10 the firm Of $4,000,
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Mr. CARMEL, Pa, Jan. 9O.-A drunken
mob attempted to break into Puleski Rel
narl'shouse this evening. IIe fred into
the crowd and dangerously wounded Pc.
ter AlcCrystal, IN innocent party. licinard
surrendered.
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NRw YoRK, Jan. so.-rhe Union League
Club has voted TO tender senatorelect
Evayts a reception on February II.
Chauncey NJ. DepOw will maketheaddress
To the Senator,
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yrw YonE editor is mySterlously
;'.iry nj, account Of over work. If this
ho l. true why hasn't the editor Of our Mar
w. u, ' s,,cr, cotempOrary turned up as ab'
~
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The vote Of the committee was: Yeas,
Dockcry, Price, (Va.l, Alystein, Tillman,
Brown, (Pa.), Ray, 0chiltree, Snyder and
Elwood. The nays were Warner, Lare,
Dowl apl Mcmillan.
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John L. sulliyan's latest exploit was to
kick horse. 1t is understood that II was
previously arranged for the police to inter
iere before the horse could kick back
ILogeu Cili.tn,
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Superintendent stearnS arrived from
Elizabeth ut the scene OF the accident at
noon. Two wreckers, one from Jersey
City and the other from Elizabeth, were
on the ground and under the superip,
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The Court Kuocks IIIm out.

BosroS, Jan. SO.-Iohn L. Sullivan was
lined Sll5 in the Municipal Court this
morning for fast driving and unnecessary
cruelty in beating horse,
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LoSnoN, Jan. sO.-The station master of
the London terminus of the Great Eastern
ttailtoad, has received q letter, threaten
ing 70 blow up the depot.
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I.ouIsvtLLE, KY, Jan. sO.-AErs. J.. NJ.
Peal, the widow of school teacher, was
burned to death to-day by her clothing
catching Gre from the CRATE.
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$1,000 COVE offer TO anyone detecting
even 9 trace Of common grease in StrunE'
Genuine Wax Soap,
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Ghs gnteQigerfer,
ns,ce. Sos. rs and ~ Fourteenth stree.

mar carnival Of Venice couldn't hold a
..a,1Y. 'T IA the carnival OF Wheeling. Ven
~. sa"T never put her gondolas on roller
L.,,u
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EiA-LES.


IEugeLs y. -1aHl
Down in tho glen, where the cataract. foam.
and flashing,
hiurGlured in musical tones:
Down where tie clear sparkling waters coma
leaping and dashing
Over the gray messy stones:
Down where the shima4ering sun hipe was
silently fitting
Through the bright branches OF syreaD.
Down by the beautiful bro0kside, by me She
was sitting
Lovely Eiilea
Blue wera her eyes, darl, her hair. apI bar
lips Ike a cherry,
White CLEANED Eer teeth hen she
smiled,
Grare;at her form, and nor features as
brown as "A berry
Simple her soul a. a child
happy Of heart, never sad, Discontinued, or
splteful
Modest in manner and mian,
Always uhseltiah, aieutionate, fond, and de-
lghtful--
Charming Eillenl
Gayiy the orioles sang in the branches above
me,
While, with a voice low and sweet
There by the brooaside she promised forever
to love me,
As | Techued at her feet.
Soft was the tremulOus touch of har hand
true and tender
Her Ga2a, and her soul was serene.
Looking from eyes With a tru5tfl;l and
radiant splenIor-
Hopeful ELLEN!
Sadly the Winter-wind through the bleak
woodland is signing,
softly the snowllakeS come down:
Here in the desolate gloom of the grave she
is lying,
Under the leaves dead and brown.
Over 5ae ocean her spirit is waiting to greet
mo-
Far from this sorrowful scene;
There in Gods glorious presence again sne
viii meat me
ANGEL Fillpni
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Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
i never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers. Electric Bitters are the pmest
and best medicine known and viii posi-.
lively cnre Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without them.
They viii save hundreds of dollars in
doctors bills every year,
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Hartz 6
Bahnsen.
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Rim ON A DEuG STORE

Never was such a rush made Tor any
Drug Store as is now at Hartz & Balm
sens for a Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. All persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs affection of the Throat and
Lungs, can get Trial Bottle of this
great remedy free, by calling at above
Drug Store. Regular size S1.00.
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1t is well understood that Mishler's
Herb Bitters is composed Of the best and
purcst herbs, selected for their known
curative properties and compounded with
the greatest scientific and medical skill
in order to secure the best and most eff
fcacious results. 1t is essentially a med
zeal preparation for the cure of indiges-
ton, kidney and liver complaints asthma
bronchitis and all diseases arising from
an impure condition of the blood.
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gentle SPRING. ="

Among spring preparations, do not
NEGLECT that which is most important of
all your own body. During the winter
the blood absorbs many impurities,
which, if not expelled. are liable to break
out in scrofula or other disease. The
best spring medicine is Hoods Sarsapar>
lila. It expels every impurity from the
blood, and gives strength to every func>
ton OF the body Sold by all druggists.
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Tven,y-feur Honrs N live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who
announce that he is now in perfect
health" we have the following: "One
year ago was, to all appearance, in the
last stage of Consumption. Our best
physicians gave my case up. l finally got
so low that our doctor said l could not
live twenty four hours. My friends then
purchased bottle of DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam fer The lungs, which benefited me.
] continued until | took nine bottles.
am now in perfect health, having used nc
other medicine"
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IN the Dear Old Dzr.

We differ in creed and politics, but We
are unit all the same On the desirable
ness Of fine head of hair If You mourn
the loss Of this blessing and ornament, a
bottle or two of PaTker's Hair Balsam will
make yoa look as You did in the dear old
days. Il IS worth trying. The only stand
ard SOC. article for the hair.
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A graphic picture of the late Fanny
Eilsler's dancing was once given BY a
NermCnter, who said; She is as much
quicker than lightning as lightning is
quicker Than a stone wall"
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A juror at Cumberland, Nd, the other
day, hung his coat over one Of the heats
crs in the courtroom. When he put ii
On after adjournment he discovered that
some apples Le had in his pockets were
roasted