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HOUSE.

The Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Messrs. Cobb, Van Eaton and
Payson as conferees en- the Northern
Pacific forfeiture bill.
Holman, from the conference com
inl tee on toe legislative, executive and
jud cial bill, reported a continued dis
agreement. Mr.. Holman said that a
substantial agreement had been reached
on the clause increasing the appro-
priation for internal revenue employees
and making an appropriation los a
collection OF statistics IN regard to mar
rage and divorce. This narrowed the
disagreement down to the one item OF
senate was firm. He moved that the
House Tecede from It's disagreement TO
the amendment
Alter debate the motion was agreed
TO, yeas 143. nays %.
4 further conference was ordered on
the remaining points of difference.
The House then went into committee
of the whole on the Senate amendments
to he sundry civil appropriation bill
The amendments were considered with
out discussion. and the recommends
tons Of the committee on appropTia-
lions were agreed TO until the clause
relating TO silver certificates was
reached.
Bland offered an amendment proyid-
ing that certificates shall be issued on
ali standard silver dollars in the Tres-
sury and paid Out on the expenditures
aud obligations Of the government, and
when received in the treasury shall DC
reiacrtaA Rafarfad tO and the
clause was agreed to In the shape
recommended by the committee on ap-
preparations.
The next question upon which q
hitch occurred was the Senate amend.
ment reducing from 10000 20 5000
the appropriation for the proteeuon
of public lands against hauduient
entries. The committee on approprat IONS
recommended concurrence IN the
amendment, but Holman moved non
concurrence and made speech, IN
which he stated the necessity OF pro-
tecting the peoples land against fraud
uient entry. After debate on tne mo
ton 10 non-concur It was lost, % 20 II
and the amendment was concoIreu IN
The other amendments were cur
CURED in. or n 'r-copcurred in, accord
ing 70 the recommendation OF the
committee on appropriations, ana me
committee of the whole arose ana re-
ported the bill and amendments 70 the
House.
Bland demanded . separate vote upon
concurring in the Senate smsnuLneas ~
the silver certificate clause As amsh1su-
Il was coucurred in, 1l6 70 %, 81
Bland not being able to paustef Eun
Gent following 70 order the ye@s 1ho
nays.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Able List, The pianist, Is III at Bey-
rsuth,
The National Amateur Press Associs-
ton Is in session in San Francisco.
Churchill is 10 be Chancellor of the
EIchequef and leader 10 The Com
mons.
The British Liberals viii not shape
their tactics till the Queen $ speech has
been read.
The Senate Postofice committee re.
commend the confirmation Of William
Hyde to be postmaster at st. Louis.
The Chesterfield CUP, at Goodwood,
on Wednesday, was Won BY Saraband.
How'S That second, Governor Falion
third. Sixteen started.
The Marquis Of Londonderry for
Viceroy of Ireland and Lcrd Iddes-
leigh Tor Secretary of Foreign Affairs
have been officially announced.
A Cabinet council was hastily sum
moned at 6ranVile's residence,
Wednesday, and it was surmised that
some foreign difficulty had arisen.
4 special from St. Johns. n. F., con-
tradicts the sensational reports Of desti-
tuition in that colony. and that there
had been no deaths from starvation.
Garland has returned the oleomar
garine bin 20 the President, with his
opinion thereon. The President will
probably obtain Fairchild's opinion be-
fore acting omit.
Secretary Bayard submitted to the
House. yesterday, the correspondence
10 the Santos case 1t was authorits-
tivell sisted that Santos had been
liberated by the Ecuador government
in August. 1885.
About LOO cigar makers in the 2
ploy OF Sutro & Nevmark and Lichten-
stein Bros. & Co.. New York, we're
locked out Wednesday. because they re-
fused 10 give up the union they be-
longed 70.
The California Republican State
Senators. in caucus. on Wednesday. .e-
solved TO elect United States Senator
70 the fun unsxpired term OF the late
Senator Miller, TO whose seat Governor
Stonema1 appointed Senator Hearst.
the present Incumbent.
Rollin. NJ. squires. commissioner OF
public works, Of New YORK, has had
seven charges preferred against him by
NJ ayor Grace. Alterations Of public
records neglect Of duty, undtness,
making corrupt bargains with Msurice
Is. Flynn. ia order to secure the -ap-
pointmeni 20 the ONCE Of commissioner
OF public works, are among the charges.
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salIsbury's Scheme.

LONDON. July 2S.-The Exchange Tel
egraph Company ansounces that it is
informed, on high authority. that Lord
Sa.isbury's Irish policy will include a
proposal to lend to Ireland E5 10000
to enable her to establish local banks on
the Scotch system and lend money at
a nominal interest to farmers aud man
develop trade.
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Cabioet-mAhInE.

LoEDoS, July 2s.-The new Cabinet
has been announced as follows: Secre
tary for War, Right Hon. William
Henry Smith; First Lord OF the Adj
miIalty, Lord George Hamilton; Lord
High Chancellor, Lord Halesbury; Sec
retaTy for India, Right Hon. Frederick
Arthur Stanley; for President OF
the Council, Yiscount Gran berson
President OF the Local Gov.
eminent Board. Right Hon.
Henry Chaplin; President OF the Board
of Trade, Hon. Edward Stsnhope
Postmaster General, Lord John Man
vers; First Commissioner of Works,
Right Hon. David Plunkett; Attorney
General. Si- r. z. WEBSTER; Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland, Lord Ashburn.
The first three of the above are the OH
cial announcement.
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THE TERRACE SHOOTING.
4 Couple of Men Injured OHe
Probably MOrtally.

In a local bri'f yesterday morning.
We announced that a shooting afFray
had occurred at Terrace. TIE following
additional particulars OF the affair were
in the Ogden HersLd OF last evening.
A fIog named Reed went into Lou
Parry's saloon in the morning and iii
teriered with u game of ciris then
going on; during the time he was IN the
saloon he made the paraduxical remark
mat the uUre liquor lac drank ths
stronger he oecsnIe." - which the
bartender replied that he would supply
MIN With NO muTe liquor lie. Reed, nav
ing nad one glass. Reed wzs around all
day aud IN tie evening when the boys
returned from glass ball shooting pTHc-
lice lie accompanied then To the saloon
and made himself generally obnoxious.
lie WAS ordered 10 leave, but, persiSiiIIX
tn his annoyance the bar keeper slapped
him. Reeu'S ire being aroused lac
grabbed Tor beer DO lie that was in his
pOCket to strike theshartender. - h1. 10
defend himself, snA ched = pistol fsOfn
under the bar aud struck at Reed. ia
dong this tie pistol fell outside the
bar aud wentOff. Dan Thompson. who
was IN the saloon, picked up the pistO
aud laid II on the counter. AS he was
rising from the floor. Parry, not know
ing who the person with the pistol Was
an1 u.istakIng the intentions OF the per-
son, hred az the body as It appeared
above The counter, His shot took effrSt
IN Dan Tnompson's -hass and ranged
toward thS - shoulder. The barkeeDer
also hred two shots at Reed one of
them took effect In the breast and the
other hit his forehead rather high, aud
glanced OFF.
The ball has been extracted from
ThomPsop's back. and, being only a
flesh wound. he will probably soon re-
cover. Reeds condition has not BEEN
learned. though il has been reported
that tae wound is mortal.
It Is apparent that there is little
blame TO be attached 20 snyone. Reed
was oelligerent and refused to leave
when required. while Thompson only
did what any other man under the cir
would have done.
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The action Of the CO nmi,tee of the
whole on tn other amendments was
then ratified and a conferences was
ordered.
Holman submitted the conference re-
port on the legislative appropriation
bill and it Was agreed 70.
Adjourned.
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New Agreement.

LONDON, July ga convention be-
tween England and China has been
signed at Pekin. By the terms of the
convention, China agrees to the occupa-
ton of Burmah by the English, AID
promises 10 encourage trade between
China and Burmah. A commission Is
being formed 10 delimit the Burmese
frontier.
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Ri.eon.la PrOhlbl,iopi.t..

MADISON, Wis. July 2s.-The Pro
bibltion convention to-day. nominated
9 full State ticket. headed by John NJ.
DIN. of Madison, for Governor. The
platform has the usual liquor plank;
clares the Prohibition party has passed
the DAYS OF compromise and VIII not
affiliate with parties that make temper
ary promises, and sympsthire With the
vsge-workars in their efforts to better
their condition.
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A I'll den Optaion

WAsHISeToS. July %. Following Is
the portion of Tilden's letter TO senator
Hawley. dated June, 1886. read by the
latter as part Of his speech to-day
THE apathy of Congress on this sub
ject would be Incredible. il il did NOT
confront US. IL contrasts with the
rivalry. which Il 50 conspicuous, tn in
sisi upon our taxing a high tone coward
foreign nations on every occasion OF
difference b-tween them snd Us. IL
contrasts also with the favor which j.
shown TO subjects Il pr0digality and
schemes to vase public resources on
{. ings known to be absolutely useless.
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Base Bali

wAsHISeTOS, July 2s.-washington
4, Detroit 5.
PHrLADELPHiA. July ss.-Philadelphia
10. Kansas City 3.
Nav YoRK. July 2s.-New York 8, ST..
Louis nothing.
BosrOS, July 2s.-Boston 3, Chicago ?.
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rerminntsd krpIor.,Iop..

BERLIN, July 2s-Herr Schwarz has
been compelled to terminate his e1plor-
atoms in Cataero1ns couRtry, owing 20
the hostility of the natives. He has.
hOwev'r, concluded treaties with sew
eral powerful chiefs. giving Germ sny
authority 20 establish a prOtectsrate
over that part Of the country governed
by them.
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8 ure.t rr.aquIll.sr % e.. N.rr %.

Ncsh ANaaq NAAtAor OF tue NorF e1s
The surest tranquilizer OF the nerves
Is medicine which remedies their
representatives, by invigsrating
them. Over-tension of the nerves
always weakens them. What they
need, then. Is a tonic, not q sedatipe.
The lstter is Jnly useful when tb~re is
intense mental excitement, and-An inn
mediate necessity exists for producin
quietuds of tbs brsi1. Hostetter's
Stonsch Bites restores tranquility of
the nerves ,5y e1dowing them with the
vigor requisite to bear, without being
Jared or disturbed unhealthfully. the
ordinary impressions produced through
the media OF sight, bearing and reiSc-
ton Nay, il does more than this-it
enables them to sustain a degree Of ten
sion from mental application, which
they would be totally unable 70 endure
without its assistance. Such, at least,
IS the irresistible conclusion 30 be drawn
from the testimony of business and
professional men. littersteurs, clergy
men and others who have tested the
tortfyinR and reparative influence CT
this celebrated tonic ana nerFine.
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Some Appointments.

LONDON, July 25.-The following ap-
pointments have been made and ae-
copied: Home Secrtsry, Lord George
Hamilton; Chief Secretary for Ireland,
SIR Michael Hicks Beach: Secretary for
War, Viscoont SI7an5rook: Lord Presi-
dent oil the Council. Lord iddeSleigh I:
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, the Duke Of
AbercOrn.
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III. afiohir.n Wa,.r Ma.

LASsIHs. Mich July 2s.-The State
Prohibition convention platform en-
dorses political prohibition and woman s
Suffrage; fsvors the unrestricted coin
ape 81 silver and the abolition of ma
tjonaI banks and the improvement Of
the labor interest. A fun State ticket
vas nominated. -
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British Bits.

I.oxpoS. July bright Hon. Sir
Richard Ascheton Cross aud the Duke
OF Abercorn, had a conference to-day
with the Marquis of Salisbury. IL is
reathrmed tnat the Duke Of Abercorn
viii DC appointed VicerOy Of Ireland.
A theatre at rGnevelley. British
India. has been destroyed by tire. One
hundred HindOOs wers killed and many
wounded.
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GUNs. AlIMuNIrInN

A Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLEsALE
n and Rstsil. a. BedrOet Prices All he
-eadlng Rifles aud shot Guns IN stock. See
our Manhattan L Gun. best In the mar
Hepatring. Paris for kites and Shot Guns 10
STOCK. Keys iced. Ageucy for Victor BIZ
eyel-- Eysns spencer. 81 Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City,
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NOTICE..

TI HERE WILL BIZ A MEETING OF THE
stOckhOldrrs Of the AU7h Poi 4 frri.ns.
tlnn 20 FOR the acceptance of by Laws and
Other bGsiilesS that may come 1afor,. ITO
.iee ny, 20 o. held ~ ra0mpslu-s Real -
tr ohLc No. y 5. Main Street % > O'Clock
on august III. lSSj. Dated Al S.ilt Lake civ
July AN, lSoJ- JAZZ c. PETERSON.
H,S.rgtrrv
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HI. 1Iother-In.La-.

WAsHISGTos. July 2s.-Mrs. Folso m
the Presidents mother-in-law, is q
guest at the White House. She arrived
this morning, aud Will re main several
DAYS.
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BICYCLES, TRIuYCLE> AND VkL.
OCIPEDES

EVANS 4 SPENCER. Az MIS- ZOE TIE
II Wet =. Champion. chz!lenSr, Ideal
sad OEto: also too Tie Rudge rteyciss nd
ianlem "a g cles We are the Cny house
~ Utsn c nying stock OF bCih high grAde
cycle ALd ca. 'dreH's nischines Also q
fufl hue ot Bella So ikes. &c nent. " Reaches,
&c. Bicycles sold on tusgalla-sats aud
rented oy tie day % hour.
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ITSFURE' s-Ep. IN A NEW HOUSE. TO
" hen' o &tusle Geat. etarn or Couples
desiring lodgiu. only. Eligible situation,
sn.l wtnin qick rszch of iowa. Apply al
The HsaALD Once
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sfIslYEU Oit -rt1i.nS.

ERoM uEBER CITY. wAsArcfI 90
tan. ou Monday night. JaIy 10Th
smut heavy set. dark bnoWn mare Ms
Ia Ia - hsni- "a Left shoulder ami large, 81
o. 1T. .=.=s -
Ai'V p-f~'sh delivering sAId animal 10 Ioh.
t !, , NJ heosr. or II. A. TIckoSL. M. 81
ntrtsiiv reUarled "
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kLEUrKIU rKEArnhNT.-

ra"AA - JONES AND nMOSu5 &RE
tA prep tred % give x ectr c =. tneut
irnn en- : to 81. On . over Godbe 4
PIC - Dug >t.,re.
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PAPwOKrH q KINewOoD

HAVING PURCHASED WILLARD BTR-
IL cdnshas meat market, viii continue
the nus Ness Al TIE American Market. C6 &.
Fitst so'lin strs--s. SUD respectfully s0licI
Continuance OF Custom, promising salts
faction 20 all
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F'sHISa rACkLs

EUS3. AMNUNITIpN KEvOi vFRs
" spa tns Uin1-. Wnnisste aud e, ttii
GHnr tnt r-nts lex the osy 81 week
Gun Y y ur!ug uuf Keys made F,a : ~
-" pries,- EVANS & s.sNCkR.
81 Walker Opera Hru e. ;tit Tx. CIV.
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AIoSEY TO LOAy

~ E. PoHEROY, BROKER AND REAL
". Estate Agent. 1j3 Main street. hoa.sT
70 Loan, n uses anc Lots for Sale. md
general real estate business transacted.
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LADIES. use GIlmore's AromAti,
Wine for nervousness and Sleepless
ness. For sale It A. @. Smith & - +.
Uru2 ctore. II
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usEIsyED BY AUTHORITY J.
= AN ORDINANCE
Relating to Petit Larceny.

Be q ordained o. fks CIeg Council Of s1lt
IGes ctiy; That II any person shall be guilty
Of pvt larceny within the limits OF said
eisy ne shail upon conviction thereof. b
nnco IN any sum less than niuety-nine dot
Grs. or b. Imprisoned In the CITY J1il f1r a
period Of not 70 exceed one husdred days, or
Passed July 18th, 1885.
80 FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
HEHEE n Wells.
lzkAI-i Clay Recorder.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE CITY. -.

] hereby certify that the above Is = full
true snc correct copy Of an ordinance en-
titled. Al Ordinance kelA-lng % Petit Lar
cenS. p-tsed Dy the City Council OF said
ciiy yIly Is b, lsSc, IS appears u record IN
WI uessI 1y hand and the Ccgpossss
sed o said City, thAs IN day Of
HEEKR II. WELLS,
lyS Cisy Aecordsr.
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DS. ELLEN Is. FERGUSON,
1 sFFIcE AND sIDENGE, so. Is, 4
- Brigham strOSs. TslephOue 81.
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sODAsPeINGs WATER
~ D9AuGar AT THg co or DRU9
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WHAT WILL CURE THROAT
AND 'LUH6 TRoUBLES7 Gilmore's
Aagnetic Elixir. For sale az A @.
smite& Co.'S Drug Store Is
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WHEN DOCTORS cannot Aelp you
then take Gilnore's kagnstc Elixir for
Jour Throat and Lnngs- For sAla ut
A O. 6nith 4 Co.'S Drug 6tors- 2
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TKRRrroRY OF UrAH,l
SALT LAKE. CITY. %

rKRRrroRY OF UIAH,l
SALT LAKE CITY. -
I hereby certify that the above Is frr.
true and correct copy of An ordinance en-
titled An Ordinance relating 70 Assaults
and Batteries, passed by the City Council
OF said City, July l3th, lSS6. a. appears %
record In my e1ice.
Witness my hand and The corpor-
ate Seal Of said City, this 18th
SEAL day OF July 1So6
HEBER NJ WELLS.
tyaS City Recordsr.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHoRrY.I
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to Assaults and Batteries

BE q ordlfaed by tie CITY Cossne1I Of sal
L.tec tHg. That any person who shall here
AFTER commit an assault or battery within
the Limits Of said City shall upon conviction.
Dc lned in any sum less than ninety niue
dollars. or be imprisoned in the CITY Jail
for period of not TO exceed one hundred
days, or both.
Passed July 18th, 1856.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
49,. Mayor.
HEBEE II. WELLS.
lsEALI Recorder.
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OFFICE FOR RENT.
A FINE OFFICE SUITE IHTHE HERALD
n Building. Apply 81 This offiee e.
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]. DAVIS. CIIIKoPoDIsT AND MAN.
a.. %are. Once. Palace Hotel. salt iaka
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1NrED.
L"s sroLEN,

OSh BAY MARE. BRANDED RP7 on
- Iei. stnulder aad A \ on left hip. Leave
NJ NO. 6tS W. FOURTH North aud be rewarded.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08
Clarksburg Items

A sGciable gathering vas held on New
: carr Eve night II he residence of Mr.. j..
ii. Gibson. of this place, in watching the
old year out and welcoming in the new, in
honor of Miss Monte Gibson. Music and
plays were the order Of the evening. Cake,
confectionery and fruit supper was served
at 1890 O'clock. Among those present were
as follows: Misses Annie and Lydia Hur.
ley, Misses Jennie aud Kate Murphy, Miss
Marcella Thompson and Miss Mamie Wind
son, VIM. L. Lewis r. Dronenburg. Miss
Annie Hurley aud Miss Mamie Windsor
favored the company with some very ap-
propriate music.
Miss Molie Murphy is now visiting friends
in Washington, ID. G. Miss Woottie Muir
ply has again returned home from Laytons-
willie, after visit Of several weeks paid to
her friend, Mrs. A
Married, at the N. H. Church OF this
place, on Tuesday evening at half past four
O'Clock, s. King and Fannie A. Waters.
The bride wore brown silk dress hand.
somely trimmed. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. w. II. Gwinn.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Wilson had one of his work
horses very badly kicked last week by one
of his other horses
Mr.. VIM. Andrews is now u resident Of
Clarksburg, formerly Of Neesville.
Jan. 5, 1886. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08

Organized The School Commission.
ers Tor THIS county, recently re-appo inted,
met on Tuesday last and organized. Mr..
A. b. Davis was made President of the
Board and Mr.. s. r.. White Secretary and
Treasurer.
The total receipts since October LIST, 1885,
amount to $11,Sl3.02, and disbursements
SlO,S37.56. The balance remaining in the
Treasures hands is $97553.
The contract for furnishing books and
stationery for two years was~awarded to
VIM J. G. Dulaney & Co.
Collector Rawins, of Medley's, paid in
full the second installment due the school
board. Collector Fairall, Of Berry's, paid
nearly all OF his second installment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable re.
corery of Mr.. J. e. Corley. who was SO helpless
he could not turn ia bed, or raise bis head
everybody said he was dying of Cons umption
A trial bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery
was sent him Finding relief, he bought q
large bottle and n box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and Two bottles of the Dis.
covery, be was well and had gained in flesh
thirty.six pounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free AT D.sF.
Owens
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08
Deatb or Maior oueen-Mai Colum

Sot.a VI AAoJoA $oCCu.-nA SOluh-
bus ]. Queen, brother of Mrs. VIM. Kilgour,
of this town, died suddenly at his late resi-
dence in Washington, d. c., ON January 1st,
in the Saith year of his age.
In the sparkling hours of the glad New
Year, whilst lips, rounded and dewy with
the sweetness OF love and hope and in the
fullness Of strength, were whispering happy
greetings, the great bailif' OF death entered
without moments warning. How closely
ON our every footstep follows the gaunt
shadow of death.
Major Queen spent much of his youth in
this county and made many friends who
have grown closer and warmer with ad.
vancing years He was stationed with Gen.
Sidney Johnson's command at Salt Lake
from 1857 To 1861. During the war he was
with Gen. Rufus Ingalls, in the Quarter
masters department. At the close of the
war he was transferred to Austin, Texas,
where he remained until two years ago,
when he was placed on duty at the Quarter
master Generals office in Washington, ID.
c. Major Queen leaves widow; three chill
dren and a large family connection to mourn
his loss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08
Very Remarkable Recovery.

Dir. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manchester, Mich,
writes My wife has been almost helpless
for Eve years, so helpless that she could not
turn over 10 bed alone She used two bottles
of Electric Bitters, and is 50 much improved,
that she is able now to do her own work"
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Them. Hundreds OF testimonials attest their
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