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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07

a Maine newspaper man VIII" rc-
Gently suffered a serious los, by
fire, anon" other letters Of couao-
lencc has received one from a lady,
enclosing 81 and the following tx
PLANTATION: Several years ago her
husband lost a valuable horse and
other valuable property by the brrn-
ing Of a steamer. Upon hcarning
Of their loss an aged aun, sem them
81 toward making up their loss. 1t
was the only gift of money the pair
ever received, and tho sympathy
which prompted the sending was 50
highly appreciated 'ha, CT alter
when the gentleman heard Of amy
one in like trouble he gave them h"
aunt's dollar. and since his death rHe
widow has KEEP, up the custom, ;.i.,l
says that 1.-The dollars have ncyer
been less thereby.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Morrison may he thoroughly
honest in his efforts at tariff revision
but the bill which he has proposed
will not bring the needed relief to
the taxpayers of the country, AMI
for this reason i. will fail. Charles.
ton News and Courier. Dem.
The first step toward peace - Tie
strong arm of the law the second.
the reconstruction of the soriaI >ys-
tenn. The people must have the
opportunity--we would say in this
country the right-,o go back to
the soil-their "thrce acres and a
cow"--and then this drift to a "gar-
den and a grave" will be checked.
Springfield Republican, Rep.
We are glad sixty-four southern
members had the courage to vote
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07

A novel ease Of boyeo,ting is re-
ported from Grcenshoroue, Ga. A
Young man had won the affections
Of a cigar dealers daughter, but the
father forbade him the house. The
young man organized Il club Of SYM
pathzers, who refused to buy cigars
of him unless the father raised the
baracade. Latest accounts say he
is weakening.
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Notice.
cray CLritk'S ortpr.

paltka, lla., I,h. ,, l-sG. 4,
Vt regular IaC,tiu2' 81 the tIty Council 81
ralatha, ! IT,. hrl.' uu the md day 1T io!ru-
ury, A. -. 10. the FOLLOWING motion Wu' o.
acruh. - WI;
II was uu motion urdcrcl thai there be- II
special tax ct one halt Of on" pcs cent tn ,,l.
ditiOu Ia the regular tak tyi.d ru ~ taNghlr
property tor the current year tor thc putpu-'
ui elpp.y ing the ,ty with water, ana aI>u tng
iirr IuToses, amt that thi, or'l"r he puhII- bed
tor thrtE dag ~ - WiIttdt% INV.
Attest tuUh ttHtlTuS,
ltpTt of itV oup,I "A
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~ NitpI.. Of u dc,I,r nj turuCiu SIN. and
sab J.. r,trf. m tho err lt court tur lut.
nam rpuutN lth luHi i,lal ttrllt OF fIorida on
the @ith das ~, bee luirr It, isNl IN cause
wherein Au.pu IT, u huit, u complainant
ana frank -. ,llN Gu'lpnl Tanner 1 tuiN-
iurdarc defendants, VIII IN a. public utc.
ton IN trout 1T the ,c'H, bon . duut ~ tlto
city ~ palatkr, rutnlm county. state al
Iluiida ,lut. thr Ir''ttt hour. 81 salr on Mun-
,ny Mach 1T l,sG tlc. tu'uNi ug property t..
wit the u.tt.h east gutrt ry uI uJith west
quarter IT euuthr' vturlrr If section II.
Township i! sulth ruu4,r", cas- aud cmhtut-
iug t'n uctts ut !LHl uuic ~ icsg aud situ-
Htvd IN iniulm county. state ut Etut,u
rr'atht, ! .I,, january ssth lS-h,
G., =. COCHRAN,
special Master.
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Blood

IsthC life. and he is wise who remembers It,
Hut ia March oi last year lSsIi | contracted
blood poison. ami being in savannah. ia, at
the time. ! went in the hospital there for treat
mcut. suffered very much from rheuua-
tism AT the time. did not get well under
the treatment there, nor was Toured by any of
the usual means. | have now taken seven
bottles ct Swift's Specific and am sound and
we'll, 1t drove the poison out through buiis
on the skim DAN LgAHY.
.icr.r, CITY, y. j.. Aug. :. l>S,.
Two years ago | contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best ply
slciuns here and ut Dallas. concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and On reaching TcNarkana
doctor recommended me to try Swift's
Specific. assuring me that it would benefit me
more i'uln Hot Springs. Although the
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PAI.ATKA, FLA. MARCH :. isS6.

lsGISTERfp At TIE PAIArKA Posi- ttFtIE
As SECoND-CLAsS MAIL MATTER.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, February 15.-The British
steamer Douglass, trading locally in
China seas has been wrecked al
Sawata. The captain and seventeen
Chinese were drowned.
LONDON, February 15.-Lord DUFF.
fern, Viceroy CT India, ba' decided to
garrison Burmah with 10000 troops,
under the command Of Gen. Prender-
gast. The military occupation and
martial law will be continued until
November, as Lord Dufferin does no.
think the country is ripe yet for the
establishment of civil law.
LONDON, February l5.-Viscount
Edward CaTdwell is dead. He was a
Liberal and was a member Of several
Liberal Ministries. In lS59.6l was
Ohief Secretary for Ireland, and later
Seld office as Chancellor OF the Duchy
OF Lancaster, Colonial Secretary and
War Secretary. Viscount CardWell
was in his seveLty-third year.
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CHANCERY SALE
o.
IL STATE

No. 5i35, r. D.-chaneery Court of Shelby
COunty-Sfate O Tennessee for its own
use, etc, vs.. Margaret Rice ct al.
kl virtue Of an interlocut0ry decree for
- sale, entered in the above cause on the
2ith day Of December, 1855, N. B. 50, page
9ii, VIII kell, at public auction, 10 the
hlgnest bidder, in front Of the Clerk aud
Masters office. courthouse Of Shelby Coun-
", Memphis, Tenn, on
within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
Lot 50, blO'k /, A. Wriebt's subdivision,
SOxl5TH teei, south side Of Georgia street, e
feet west OF Wright avenue,
Lot -, block l., A. Wrigst's subdivision,
SOxl5it2 ieet, south side Of Georgia street, 80
feet west Of Wright avenue. Sold as proper
ty of Margaret Rice and others.
Lot 50, block 2, A. Wright's subdivision,
fronting ri 10 ieet on south eide of Georgia.
street, southwest corner of LARose street,
and running southeasrwardly with LaRose
street lSl.2 ieet; thence west SIS ieet % an
alley thencs with the east side of said alley
lVI > ieet 70 Georgia street. sold as property
Of Ellen Sharpe.
Lot IS. block Il, east side of Second street.
Fort Pickering, 24xl0o feet, l46 feet north eli
Lot S6, block u. east side of Second street,
Tenth Ward, 24xl0O feet. Sold as property
o. Matte u. LawTance and Others.
Part of lot II, block 80, fronting II feet on
Nofb olut VI dlltg east OF ClAlu street. fOrt
Pickering, and runUing back west ST. feet,
being north of the east part OflOtlS, block 30.
Part of lot ID, block 80, being the east 81
feet OF said lot, fronting IS feet On west side
OF alley eat Of sixth street.
Lot IA. block 80, northeast corner If Jack
son and Sixth street, Tenth Ward, 371%xlS7
feet. Sold as property of Anthony W. SHADE
and the unknown heirs of Charles thilmott.
Lot s, block 40, south side Of Carolina
street. 5O2l50 feet, 35SA feet east Of Ninth
street. sold as prop srty Of Fred W. Ktiser.
Part Of block 81, southwest corner of Caro-
line and Main streets. S0xl2719 { ct. Sold as
property OF ID. j. Sharpe ard others.
Lot y, block 10, west sida of Fourth street,
Fort Pickerins, 2fxll2h feet.
Lot 10, block l6, west size of Fourth street,
Pickering, ~2ixtl2Ia feet. Sold as prop
erLy Of Joseph Tate.
Lot p, j. M. Tate subdivision, 53xl55 feet,
east side OF Wilkerson street, 50 feet north Of
Georgia street, Tenth Ward.
Lot II, block 10, west side Of Fourth street,
Fort Pickering, "A feet north OF Carolina
street., N1ll2H feet. tod as property Of
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of six months;
note bearing interest, with good security,
qulred; lien retained redemption barred,
This February !, $50.
3. 1: MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mater.
By J. ". Bradley, Deputy G. and nj.
II. ii. Il o. W. Heiskell. solicitors,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Pnnnrnn CnnnI

PANAMA, February l5.-M. Rous.
seau, the French commissioner, since
his arrival here has devoted his time
to the inspection of the various sec.
tions OF the Caasl, taking minute notes
for future reference, He intends leav-
ing about the 10th instant for New
York and Paris. NJ. de Lesseps ex.
presses himself ss satisfied with the
result of the 60 obstruction work so
far. The total of the digging during
January was ll,000 cubic mttres, and
t. 10 expected this proportion will be
increased in the future.
The cit'zsns OF Panama are max
ing giaod preparations fol- the arrival
OF De Lesseps. The merchants have
ttaItsd a fun TO defray the expenses
OF the reception, and it already
amounts to $4,000, subscribed by all
classes and naionalities. The saui-
tary condition of the isthmus is salts
factory.
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SAKE
OF
R II A E y e A T &c

No. 1855, ~R-Chancery Court Of Shelby conn
U- state Of Ienne:s' o for its owa use, etc.,
VS.; John IL, Tighe ct al.
RI virtue of an intsrlOcutory decree for
~ eal0 entered in the above canse on the
52th DAY, OF November, 1885, NJ. Il. so, page
S55t ! VIII sell, al public auction, to the high
est bidder. IN front Of the Clerk and Masters
omoe' courthouse OF Shelby county, Mem
Saturday, February 20. 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
pro- ertJ' situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
Lots ii and 10 Vollentins subdivision. north
and adjoining Stahl and Mcfarland: lot m
beipg III by 25Sb feet. Lot b being l722S by
TT2eoza RECT oold as property # John II.
Lots 7, s, IL, IL, Is, II and q, north eide Of
Vollentine avenue. Lot q continuing % Is
acres. Lots 2. 8, Is and II being l723S by
253% feet each.
A certain tract on TIE northwest corner of
Velentine ana Watkins avenues: Begin
ming at q stake on the north boundary line
OF the 5OO0-dcre Rice grant nd seuthea I cor
ner OF the yollentine tract: thrkcs nenrIy
north with the dividing line of 4. A. Par
rams and Volientine tract l3 chains so links
70 q stake in said line; thenoe west z
chalns - Inks; thence south and parallel
WIN tald dividing line IL chains 81 links 10
a stake in raid, John Rico's north line;
thence east with said line TO the begin
ming, containing 9 $500 acfes, sold AZ
property Of 81 Ward and ? IL. Bryson.
Luz II NIOCh6tt huDulH1slOn, beginning ut
northSast. corner of the haleigh DJankToad
and Lewis street; thence east along The
Raleigh road lbs feet; thence nor'h AS 7-n
ieet to the northeast corner of lot IL; thence
lis feet west to the east line of Lewis tTeef:
thence south 416 feet on east line Of Lewis
street to the beginning. Sola as property Of
blrnoD and Tobias Wolf aud VIM. Whitaker.
Lots ~, S5 and So, Weakley's subdivision,
north side Of an avenue 80 feet wide, lead
ing from the west ride of Second street Ia
waterworks on the east-bank of Wolf river.
beginning akW point 40 feet west of Soooud
street; thence north with the west line of n
one-acre lot sold by Fitzgibbon 10 Marearet
Bannon, 2lO feet to tn northwest corner of
said one-acre lot; thence east to thu south
west corner Of another one-aere lot hereto
fore sold to said Margaret DannOn Themes
northwestwardly with the west line of said
lot iiS feet. more or less. TO the south line
of WA. Bickford's lot; thence westwardIy
with Bicktord's line TO the northeast corner
lot y; thence ~sOuthwardly with the east
line Of said lot 10 the north line Of the ave-
nue. hrst mentioned; thence e~astwardly to
Sold as the property Of Mary and Franci
Quigley.
Part of lot 10, Crockdt's subdivision, IS,
i25 feet, on the north side of the Raleigh
road, east and adjoining lot IL. Sold as he
property Of Mary 4. S6fhl.
Terms OF Sale-On q i-edit of six months
note w,th security, bearing interest from
This January Is, 1886.
>. l., MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy C. and NJ.
II. II NC w. ueiekell, Solicitors.
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Trustees sale.

by virtue of a trust deed executed 10 me.
- as trustee, by H.. NJ. AppersOn and
Susan d. APP efson. dis wife, recorded in
record book A W, page 406, in the Circuit
court Clerks and Recorder S Office Of Crit
tenden county. Arkansas, to secure rertIin
indebtedness thereiS meut oned default kav-
ing been made IN { hid trust deed, l will, at
the request OF the Del ofclary in said trust
deed, on the
I0ih day q I FT Sruary, 1856,
within legal hours at the courthouse door,
in Memphis, Shelb co Iniy, Tennessee, offer
for sale, ct public out,ry, for cash, to the
highest bidder, tn following property de-
scribed IN said trust deed, to-wit:
Plantation known as nynOke and Berkely
place, situate in Crittenden county. Arkan-
sas, about nine miles below Memphis, being
Ss iolIoTs' so-Tit: All Of %sOctiSn 10, T6,
T6, y r., 9 y, 80 acres; S fri ar section 20,
TO, y R,gE, $40 acres; NV fri ar section
20, TO, Il, 9 =, 95.S acres; part Of Span
ton IS, TO-, n R, . 3, leo acres; x Ne EVS1r
section 81, T6, N R, 9 T.. 80 acres; NV ar or
section q, T6,. RS F, 100 acres; SW or or
section g, ,Te, n R,9 y, l6O acres; SE ar sec
So. re, N X, 8 &. $50 acres; W calf s eetion
Is, T6, R, !, $40 acres; fractional or see
ton 80, 7 9, N R, 9E, 5 acres; fr%actionsI
section is, T6, Nk, = X, y acres; S part Of
acres, in oil containing 2Ss2 10 acres. To-
gether with all improvements thereon and
all appurtenances tneIeunto belon Vinf. The
equity of redemption and right 70 dover and
homestead waived. "NN
Also, the following tract ofland situate in
Crittendene county, Arkansas, and known as
the Burgitt place, being the east half of SIX
Or OF section 30, IA, n RS f., 20 acres: south
halt OF, No or section 80, I 4. n rs E, go
acres; Nk or section 81, I 4, n r. S +, 100
acres; all o, ~fractiona al section %, T !, N n.
8 Il, 392.eS acres; the south half OF section 2'
Il A. X, S Il, 1S2 81 acres; NV fractional
or of section b, I 4, n K, S T., l4i.2S acres
being the 1893 original acres, hnd also iS01
thereto, together with ali I'M
prOSements thereon and all appurteuauees
the eunto belOnsing. Tue equity of re-
dsinpt,on and right to dover and h.nestsoJ
said p ~antation is situatef an The
phis. ' "emN
Also, at said time and place. on said terms.
]. will sell the following personal tronetfS
situate on said Wynoke and Berkele. piants,,
tl0n, TO w.t.: a mules, Al head o. csttIe.
noes, a full and complete set and asso+t'
lnent. OF wagons, plORs, mowers, Gears and
iarminEimpiements. 1t being All the npits
eatuet ,hOgs, gear and farming i'm, leW.ntS
on sald pleni alton. Title believed 10 he
sood, though / FELL only as trustee. w
sale TO commence at IL O'clock.
W. Ne. SNEED. Trps+oo
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.

A Better Feeling ON the London Rx.
chhnge-The Continental BOurses.
LONDON, February 15-Discount IL
for three months and 391 for short.
Ga the Stock Exchange business was
dull until the end OF the week, when
1t qulckened under the prospect of
peace in the East. Prices at the close
were the highest of the week. Ameri-
tau railway securities attracted less at
tention, but quotations were well up
held, investors adhering to all sound
stocks, although restricting themselves
to opel atoms for a fall.
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The senntn
|, The tel'owing letter was to-day laid
btfore the Senate:

The following letter was to-day laid
btfore the Senate:
DhfARrhENT or rHE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., February Is, 1855
The President pro tempore Of the SENATE.
SIR-I have the honor To acknovl
edge the receipt OF Senate r~esolptioo
OF the 9th instant, in words as follows.
Resolred, That the Secretary N re
Interior be directed to commnniesie
10 the Ser ate copies of ali nansrs
which have been filed In the Ipta,;os
Depa tmsnt and Of all pspers which
have been presented to any officer n
fhst department touching the cme;si
Rnd personal conduct OF Henry WsrJ
Indian Inspector, during his continn,
ance in said Office"
l trspsmit all the oficisl papers q,
ile in the department which / updsr-
stand - be embraced by the resolu.
Jon. The official reports made /, This
lopartment by Henry Wa-d as Unitsd
ItAtss Indian inspector are yolpm.
nous, add as the clerical forte of tbi,
department. is limited ald otherwise
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~SECRETARY LAMAR
And HIS Decision In the BeII TeIe-
phone Suits.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors Of the Appeal;
CoKINrH, MISS, February l3.-The
assaulti that are being made upon the
character Of the distinguished gentle.
man whose name heads this note by
some OF the venal and corrupt press Of
the country is shameful and disgrace
tul. The power Of the Bell
telephone monopoly, backed by
It's millions of dollars, lie very
great, but 1t has overestimsted its
strength when il attempts TO blscken
and mar the character Of L. @. @. La.
mar. The shafts of malice shot by its
hired minions are purified by the at.
mosphere through which they pass in
reaching Lamar, and the slight inves-
tlgaion and Htl action they they NAV
produce upon his conduct aad action
in the Bell telephone matter will add
new lustor TO his name, fame and
character as a man, a etatesm n aud a
patriot. The suns ray al ways purifies
itself, and the purity and sublimity OF
Lsmar's character and the justice of
HE conduct will dispel and scatter the
fog the Bell Telephone Company have
endeavored TO raise around the In-
terror Department of the country, aud
stamp Lamar as the Modest Ro-
man OF them all, the true, tried
idend Of the people, the defiant, i'm
placable and u%nyielding enemy of cor
ruption and fraud. Lamar simply de-
cided the evidence before him-iusti-
tied an Investigation into the granting
OF the patent Of the Bell Telephons
Company by the courts Of the country.
Ii there was fiaud in obtaining the
they would unearth. il and va
the patent; IL nor, they would
1t and remove from the same
the cloud OF doubt, distrust and sus-
piciol that at present envelopes il.
Are not the courts Of the country the
Tribunals to settle such quest oas d?
Then where the wronp2
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BISMARCK AND rae POPE,
Excitement Over the Report That
Ihe Chancellor Has Yielded 10 the
Vatican.

BERLIN, February 15.-There is
great excitement in Berlin over APP
parently we'll authenticated reporu
that Prince Bismarck is preparing to
yield entirely to the Vatican in the re-
ligious dispute which has been wsged
by Prussia against the papacy for the
past tilteen years. A bill has been de-
posted by the government with the
upper House OF tbs Llndlag revoking,
with a few trivial exceptions, all the
features Of The May LAWS which have
been 30 olious to the Catholics OF
Germany.
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Nelson II. Baker, district attorney.
Mestche ter county, N. Y, Office at
White Plains, writes June 20. 1855;
Five years ago /, my vile and two
sons were very liable to Gods. We
wore the heavie,t clothing, wrapping
ourselves up very warm; but il was
colds, coughs and catauh all the time.
FINALLY we commenced wearing All
cocks Porous Plasters az chest pro-
tectors. The first year we got rid OF
our heavy flannel So we'll as all coughs
and colds. We each wore two plas-
tiers on the chest and pit of the stom-
ach for three oc four weeks at a time,
then washed the parts with alcohol
and put on fresh ones; they appeared
to warm and invigorsts the whole
body so that we never took cold"
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LONOKE, ARK.
DedNh OF &. n. Moore, Late OF Mich.
fgAn.
ESPECIAL TO rHR ArPEAL.l

LoNoXE, ARK, February 15.-E. B.
Moore, a capitalist, late OF Detroit,
Mich, who bad made large invest.
ments near here, died yesterday from
gunshot wounds inflicted by himself
while getting into a wagon Saturday
iSst. He shot himself through the
thigh.
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Weak al PayIs.

PARIS, February 15.-Tha Bourse
was weak during almost the whole
week, prices giving way every day nm
til Saturday, when there was a rally,
prices closing strong.
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Active and Firm az berlin.

BERLIN, February l5.-The Bourne
was inanlmtts at the opening, but
afterward became active and firm,
the closing prices being the best Of
the week. The weeks variations were
not important.
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WEALTH IS MEAIrn-n.

EH WEALTH -DR. e. q
WEST, NERVE NJ BRAIN TREaTvvST
sgnaran'ted specific for Hysteris, DIM
eia' S s3a Flu; Nervous Esarai-
ey the use Of alcohol or Tobacco. SWrSSSeu
ISlness, Mental Depression, Ssitsoinr Of tSs
BIain, resulting in insanity and inas VI me
misery; decay and death; PremSturss S 70
Ase' HaiIenness, Loss of Power in either
rhea, caEs' by o-ver-erertiop of ItRerpstaI-
seiI-soase or oSetindulgence. Eaeh boS Sanii
si1 Une mont treatment. sl a boy. or
sa 6oxes Tor IS, GENT bs mail repaid. on III
10 cnte OF price. We guarent e Six Boxes
By Us for ~ eabs; with each order Re oeived
Ee VIII send tho purchaser oTr =
nsnt ZEE TO refund the money II he tIest-
ment DOE OF effect a cure. gSsysnssss
M" 2py q. = NeNKERT L CO, DIoS-
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a vIciory far the Printers.

WILMINGTON, DBL, February l5.-
The boycott instituted against the
Ddtty Republican on the LIST instant by
the Typographical Union and the
knights of Labor was officially raised
last night, the publishers Of the Re.
publican signing an agreement to en-
pioy union printers, pay union prices
and TO make ample public apologies
to the organization hereinbeiore
mentioned for various uujast attacks
published in the paper aforesaid"
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MOB AT

A meeting Of unemployed workmen
held at Birmingham to-day was at
tended by 5000 persons, The adj
dresses delivered were OF the most in
fammatory nature, and the assemblage
degenerated into a mob, which at
tempted to run riot in the streets and
pillsge the shops. The police, bow
ever, were prepared, and succeeded in
suppressing riot and preventing any
acts of pillaDe.
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SICK and bilious headache, and all
heterogeneous of stomach and bowels,
cured by DR.. Pierce's "Pelleta," or
anu-bilious grRnules. Twenty. five
cents a vial. No cheap boxesto allow
waste Of virtues. By druggists.
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A Common Cold

Is often the beginning Of serious aTec-
lions OF the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs. Therefore, the Importance Of
early and effective treatment cannot be
oyerestimated. Ayers Cherry Pectoral
may always be relied upon for the speedy
cure Of a Cold or Cough.
Last January / was attacked with r
severe Cold, which, by neglect and fire.
quent exposures, became worse, finally
settling on my lungs. A terrible cough
soon followed, accompanied by pains in
The chest from which / suffered intensely.
Aftsr trying various remedies, without
obtaining relief, i commenced taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was