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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16
L.i pn.n I.Inr I.nnaa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The newspaper
story in regard to the recent train robbery
in Texas Is dlsCredIted in the War De.
partment so far aS 1t relates to the sur.
render Of On alleged army officer named
Qaptslp ponners, Of the Twenty.tourth
Infantry, and Ave ot his soldiers to the
robbers, inasmuch Rs there 10 no officer Of
that name In the army, and because the
Twenty.iourth Inlsntry ig at present
stationed In tho Indian Territory. An
army officer who has been inquiring into
the subject 1uEses.B that the "EI Paso
liar" is lot loose again.
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MN Nol hp nnNcnItod.

CHICAGO, Dso l5.-The State Executive
Board Of Knighta Of Labor last night dis
posed OF the charges against several boot
and shoe manufacturers OF Chicago,
against whom a renewal Of the boycott
has been threatened, mainly for alleged
breach Of contract with the knights in
the matter OF convict labor A member
Of each Ol the lrms appeared before the
Board and showed that the charges we're
not warranted. After an explanation aud
promlseD to sbate grievances complained
Of, an amiCable settlement was made in
each case,
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TOLEDO, o., Dec. 16,-Ssvsnteon car
loads Of plps Tor natural gas ntrOet mains
have arrived aud tho work Of laying II
viii begin At once. Tho ga Will be
h,orabt from, tic great slmon'S we'll, the
iavagol In The pO1 rSgio1 aud other smaller
WeiiS, SomO ihlIty miles south o. here
AMI lbs laying oi the line thence VIII pro-
cCod dslmuilineoualy with the street inatnB.
'Tcloio manufacturers are promised gaS BY
March 1,
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CLEVELAND, Dsc. l5..-Nlss Lucy
lIpardslOy was burned 10 dsa!h near CAn.
fold, Ohio this morning, While drOsi.
Ing In her bsdroom her clothing caught
Are from q low stoyO. WNpplnga sheet
about harasll phs ran from ths house.
The Hhest caught lte, and before Asalst
ancs cAtns shs fell In tho snow, her body
being burned almost 10 q crisp. She
lived but two houta,
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Advised to Give Hall.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Messrs. Dillon and
OBrien, 1t Is announced, will attend
campaign meeting at Kingston on Thurs.
day. Friends advise Mt. Dillon TO give
bail, continue to rent by campaign, and
iorCo trial by jury by estreat OF Bureties.
The FtcemdnS Journal states that as the
movement led by Mr., John Dillon Is di.
rsCtly against raCk.rents, the government
Ia unable 10 indiCt him for conspiracy.
The Express Tory declares that the
government must uphold the law and
adds: "Etther Mr.. Dillon or the govern.
mGnt must 20 down."
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CondItlon OF IIrltIsh Trado.

MANCHESTER, ESQ, Dec. l5.-Tho
Guardian, in It's commercial article to-day,
says: The market Is inactive but tlrm,
owing to the production being under EN-.
gagsmsnt and to the strength OF the cot
ton market. But little fresh business has
been done. Indla merchants have made
but few inquiries, boiug for the present
more concerned about the completion Of
the large forward business already done
than about entering into new engage.
ments. The severe fluctuations In ex-
change have caused q number OF difllcul-
tics, which are yOt to be adjusted. Itis be-
lieved that tho supplies lately have been
10 large than an early rene wal OF tho de-
maud IL unlikely. The inquiry for China
has HlaCkened. The recent buying haa
been sufficient to place producers OF the
better makes OF staple goods in a strong
position. Business for the minor foreign
markets have lossSned. The home tradO
has little improved. Altogether tho busi-
ness now doing and the prospect for the
immediate future are not encouraging.
Export yarn Is quiet, but firm. Cloth Is
inactive. beat makes OF India and China
shirtlnRs are strong. JaCconetg are firm
and well sold. TCloths and MexiCans are
AFm
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ClSciSSATt, Dec. 15.-Fire broke out
this morning in ]. NJ. MCoullough's sOnS
store, No. 10i and 1870 Walnut street. Tho
building 10 stone front, i've stories high
aud was filled from bottom 10 top with a
heavy BLouk Of BeOd, plants, agricultural
implements, etc. The entire interior wAa
either burned or 90 badly drOnchOd With
water as 10 make II almost a total loss
The lous is estimated at from $4,000 10
100000, with insurance amounting Ia
10000, The fire was confined within The
building,
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NEw YoRx, Dec. l5.-TOmmy DAntorth
and Mike Cushing, the alnstuer cham.
pioDs Of the light weights, fought for forty.
two minutes OF an carly hour this mora.
ing AZ an up town sporting house. It was
q scratch match, II Is true, but II was one
Of the best that have taken place In this
vicinity for long time. II was a strong
teat Of Mike Cushing and he came out OF
this struggle with veteran OF Daniorth'a
caliure Creditaply. AS they entered the
ring DAniorth weighed 122 and Cushing
1870 pounds. u ghE rounds were fought,
Tho Hght was finally declared q draw.
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ratll's season In Mexico.

OrY OF MEXICO, Dec. lO.-Notwlth'
standing tho public las been YlCtimigoC
In the rGCgnt 1windle by the pretended
agent for Patti, tho demand for seala dur
Ing tue season here next month is &C
great that tWiCO the capacity Of the house
has already been spplied for, aud this
too, With the ptiC9 ol admission 20 reI
cent, hlRhor than those fixed by thI
bogus agent. IL wag reported yesterday
At the office Of The Governor OF thO FOu
eral Dlsttirs that tho fugitive alleged Y
bo Charles Bourton 10 somewhere III IN
Sta!O Of GuadalujAra, making bis way U
tho Pacific CnnBt,
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OTTAWA, ONT, Dec, 10, An elaborate
statement Conperniug The selEutO Of the
Canadian Sealing BchoonoU In Ilehhng
Sea BY tho United States authorities hni
bs,n prCpared bytho Dominion govern.
mont ioT transmission 10 the lmpstlG
voVsfnment, II will probably be made Il
SppeNr lhat Tho United States government
Views Ia lshlnS ptlvllegeS on tho Atlantic
aud on the raOllc coasts from totally dill
iOfent b.AndpOlniA,
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posrslAsrER uAnRlrY's CASE,
The Civil Service Commissioners Still
Promise an Investigation.

Promise an Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The Civil Ser,
vice Commission are still Of the opinion
that they are going 10 Philadelphia to In
yeatIgate Mr., HOrrity'a management oi
the postofLice. They say that all the re-
ports 10 the contrary are unwarranted,
and that il the people Of Philadelphia only
give them time they will make the inyes-
tigation thorough enough to excuse the
delay. The reasons they give show very
little variation from those OF two weeks
ago, Mr.. Lyman ssya that their
best opportunity Was unfortunately
taken away by the death in his fam
lily, which made II necessary for him TO 90
to Hartford. AS soon as he got back to
Washington he had 10 go 10 work on his
report to the Senate and he has been en-
gagged on 1t ever since, Mr., Obeerly, who
left last night for New York, said practiC-
ally the same thing, He was ready to so
at any time alter the report was finished
and might meet the other members OF the
commission at Philadelphia on his return
from New York, Mr.. Edgerton still OBJ.
ieCted to going to Philadelphia, but would
Try to be resigned TO the wIshesoiths ma
joIity,
Ths report on which the commission Ia
engaged is in response to q resolution
from the Senate which calls in general
way for all the laws and rules under
which the commission is operated for a
detailed statement OF all their business,
and for history Of all the investigations
they have mace and the complaints which
have come before them. 1t will make q
prstly bulky volume when completed,
and from it's present shape, really shows
ing, Mr.. HGrrity has been in Washing
ton twice since the complaints were made
agaiHst him, but 10 lar 10 known, has
made no calls on tho commissioners.
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ALONE on A SCHOONER.
A hoy skliItuily NRvIgatss the Vessel Int


A hoy skiiltuliy Navlgatss the Vessel Ihto
Port.
sr. JOINS, N, B., Dec. 15.-Ths rchcon.
er Emily ]. White, from Sands river N.
g., To New York, with q cargo OF pillng,
has been nsvlSstOi into this port by alad
named Patterson, who was the only per-
ton aboard Of her, Tho vessel saOd from
Sands river with three persons on board
Captain Patterson, Mate Atkinson and tho
boy. II Yves intdnded 10 put into another
port on tho Nova Scotia coast 10 complete
tho crew, Shortly after putting
| 10 Gea tho mate was Knocked
overheard by tho main boom, Gap.
tain Patterson put OF to his rescue, bat
was too lalo 70 Bave him. When hB
turned TO row bAOk 70 the Bnhoonsr BhB
had disappeared After Searching all
night Captain Patterson landed al Q1aOu.
Tho lad on the tcluonor Bsood at the
wheel oil day and all night, skllltnlly nay.
liRsting her clear Of numefOna dangerouH
points, aud finally made this hsrboF. He
vas oneo beaten Of bg heavy hORi Winds,
but when tho hrstzs changed he again NJ
tempted W effect All entrance, and this
time succeeded. WoRTy with hlS ueaae'
ltGs watch and labor, he ran the schooner
on the ilals and sought Bpep In hio berth
Tho vessel wan found by tho captain, whc
had reached thiB city and despatched {
tug In search oil the schooner,
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pIaylng a pouGle Ganle.

CoSsTASTINoPLR, Dec. l5.-The Ambas.
sadors OF five Of the powera recently in.
formed the Porte that GodbRn EfIsndi,
the epsciaI Turkish Euvoy to Bulgaria,
has been playing a double gams at SoGG.
Yesterday Baron Won Caluco, Count dc
Nteutelelto and Couut O4rti, Austrian,
French and Italian Ambassadors, respect.
lively, told Said Pschs, Turkish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, that Notwithstanding the
Porte's circular recommending the
Bulgsrlans to accept Prince Nicholas, OF
MnGrelia, as a candidate for the Bugar.
ian throne, Gadban Elfsndl has expressed
in Soda bis personal opinion that Bulgaria
would do better to wait until the re.
election Of Prince Alexander was possible.
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DR., null'S Cough Syrup Is particularly
recommended for children. II Curse
coughs, colds, Cropp, sore Throat, aud
wh6oping cough, Ills pleasant 10 The
taste, and acts likoA Ohatm, ~ cents,
"Jack shall pipe aud gill shall dance"
usi no long out il the open barn a. they
pleasO. The lreO born American OtlSen
don't fear neurSlgia with salvation OIL ID
the 'front.' PilOO only 70 cents,
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WAsusqroS, D. O., Dec. 16,-A few
minutes before one o'clock to-day, while
workmOn were engaged In tearing down
one Of the old Carroll buildings opposite
the east front OF the Capitol, the top pRrI
Of the outer wall fell, buryinR several men
under the rcips and throwing othsrs on
the brick piles outAldG. The IRE aud po.
lice dopArtment1 were quickly on hand
and alt the wOrkmon were rescued alive,
but several were found 10 be severely In
iured and were Carried OF once to the
Providence hospital.
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PITTssuRaH, Dec, 15,-Tho Western
Glass Manufacturers met here to-day and
completed the details Of the syndicate re-
Gently formed in this city, Reports fiat
tering OF the condition OF trade were re.
ceivsd from all sections Of the West, and
it was the general opinion that the oppor'
tunity for sustaining prlcGs has not been
as good for years,
A meeting Of Eastern and Northern
glass manufacturers will be held next
week to iOrm similar organization, &c
that prices and production can be con-
tIolle1 all over tho country,
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CLEVELAND, o., Doc. 15,-Mrs. NJ. NJ,
Mcbride, the daughter ot Judge Hugh
Walsh, Of Kentucky, aud connected with
some Of the most prominent families In
Ohio, 10 OF the county Jail hopslessly in.
sane, She took rooms At the stlllman
Houae Tuesday night but had to be re.
moved 10 o place ol safety on account oI
her condition. HhO wRh prominent during
the war as q worker for tho Union cause
and at one time waB independently rich
Hor friends outaide Of Cleveland rsiuaO &c
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Prince FordInnnd,s CnndIdncx.

vienna, Dec. 15.-Princs Ferdinand, Of
Sake. Coburg, to-day had an interview
with Emperor Francis Joleph aud con.
fOrred with Coun! Kslnoky, Austrian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, shout the
Princes proposed candidacy Tor the Bul.
gArian throne. Prince LabGuotF, Russian
Ambassador To Auatrin, 10 awaiting o tele.
gram from st. Petersburg on the rubeCt
Of Prince Ferdlnand's candidacy.
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NAIL COMBINATION
BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST
For tho Purpose of CurtaIlIng Reduction
aud Maintaining Prices GlasI Manu-
fAetuFSrs form syndlcats-GSn.
sral Labor News Notes.

PITTaBuRau, Dec, l5.-A joint conven'
ton Of the Western aud Atlantic Nail AS.
soclations will be held in the East early in
January to form National Association or
syndicate to curtail The production and
maintain prices, Tho meeting will be
held either in Philadelphia or New York,
the date and place to bs arranged by the
secretaries Of the two organizations. tits
probable that the Curtailtnent in produc.
tion will be made by a stoppage Of all the
factories In the country from two 10 three
months in the year,
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pOppty cOmtniD'loaor lsosor. Resigns

WASHiNoToN, D. o., Dec. l5.-Mr H. 0.
Rogers, Deputy Commissioner oi Internal
Revenue, has resigned. Tie resignation
10 10 tukO effect on tho appointment Of bis
successor. This action was taken during
the SbSenaO Of tho President. Mr.. Rogers
ID a Republican and has been In Office ioi
nsuy years, There are no charges against
him. II iB generally uudetStood that Mr.
Henderson, Chairman ol the indiana
State Democratic Committee, will bs ap'
pointed 10 succeed him.
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REID,s RAsCALlTY.
a North Carolina Congressman Who has
Flown to Canada,

Flown to Canada,
New YoRK, Dec. l5.-A Raleigh, N. G.,
special to tho Times says: The air Is full ol
talk concerning the criminal conduct oi
Congressman Jamea W. Reid, Of the
Greenuboroush District. Before the cleo.
tion Mr.. Rsid was publicly charged with
obtaining money from the Watchorla
hank iu Winstcr by using au order Of
Rockingham county, Of which he was
Treasurer, when, in fact, the order
was nsed for the purpose OF paying q
county debt. II Is now ascer.
tained that Mr.. Reed has raised
$4,000 on property not worth over IS. 900,
and that he has pledged bis salary as
Congressman until the fourth oi March To
more than ono person and raised money
in this way. He obtained ten days leave
Of absence and is now reported to have
gone to Canada. He Is not in Washing.
ton and haB not been for several days.
General regret is expressed. He comes
Of good family. His father, the Rev.
Numa F. Reid wGa the ahlest Methodist
divine in the State aud tho son inherited
the abilities Of the father.
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seryant Girls OrrnuIxe.

GREENylLLE, Penn, Dec, l5.-The DO.
mestiC servants Of this place hsyO i,rmed
a Union for the purpose OF advancing
their wRgea. Employees who refuse to pay
the advances will be boycotted US will also
the girls refusing to Join the UniOn. The
movement Is looked upon with much
amusement, but thu, far has received no
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RUsTcnvX, Dec. l5.-stoianofI, sup.
porter Of tho Regency, publishes letter
in Slauianiae. urging MScedonlSns to rice
tip sgalnat Turkish authority, Join tho
p9ople OF Eastern Roumelia and Bulgaria
in constituting State which shall be
"GrsSl BulgGriS," With Prince Alexander
40 King; or o!hDrwlsO join in proUlaimlng
tho Bulgarian Republic.
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We understand Manager Locke OF the
National Opera Company, to say that tho
outfit is all "wod and a yard wide" and
We trust he will accept this in lieu Of
damages. As for Mis-. Thurber, we have
alwayn held her in tho highest esteem.
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JRrr DAVIS is said to be very much
pleased at the kind treOtmenthis daughter
received at the hsnda Of the Northern peo
pie. There is nothing singular about
this, for Nlips Davis is o lady, and North
ernerB have some ideas OF truc courtesy
and hospitality that the boNted chivalry
OF the South hNn yet to learn.
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LenyIeF tI,s IIpIpl,ts,

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Dec. l5.-Tho knit
goods mills arc all running with increased
numbOru Of nOn.upiOn help, Tho Knights
oi Labor have DECLARED boycott against
uerCbants and newspapers not favorable
10 them. Ills said that 1000 RniShts ol
Labor have reslguCd from the order With
In O short time,
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MRs. CLEVELAND, 1t 10 evident, would
not take kindly 10 the protest which it
was said tho Missouri W. O. 7. U. had
forwarded to her in the matter OF bsver.
ages on Mrs. Whitney's table. This must
bs what Bhe means when shO suggests
that the report may have been started by
a nsyupaper 10 iujure the W. OF. U.
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NEW YOnE, Dec. l6.-william atcror,
who has been engaged In commission dry
gooda business, on Church Btteot, ior many
years, has suddenly departed leaving
creditors mourning 10 tile extent oil S3O,.
O0O. Mr SLGrBr Is over seventy years Oi
age and blind, but 1t 10 thought that hu
has reached Canada oil right,
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WHERE natural gau would not displate
city gas there can be no objection 10 lie
uso in our mills and factories. II the in.
dustrlal establishments grow the Consum'
ers Of city gas will increase. II Wheeling
desires prosperity she must be wisely
liberal
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TnR Columbus. o., pEiniers, after making re-
ques! for Hu Increase Of about four cents thCus,
nil ems competition, voted sunday, Al TO 3l. not
10 iusl,t on tie lncTeasO-C CtnctMnGI EHquITeF.
Columbus he's nearly three times the
population OF Wheeling, and pays the
pAms price as the Wheeling morning
newspapers nay for settiug type.
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1nporlnnt halfway Conference

PlTrRuaaH, Dsc. l5-An important
conference Of railway representatives be-
gan hero this morning and will continue
for several days. The object Of tho meet.
ing Ia 10 arfahgs system Of rules iot tic
running Of trains which arO 10 be used On
All the railroads In the country,
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WAHUINWIUNJ DUUs 7 IooUI
DEAR MADAM:-Your letter In behalf Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Ua.
ion in your city has been received. ALLOW
me To thank you for it's contents. Since
my return from New York l have been
unable to look over oil the mail received
In my absence. So far nothing haa come
to my notice from the st. Louis diviaion
Of your organization. | am inclined 10
think with you that It has been a mis-
take, started possibly by some newspaper,
to iDjure tho Wolnan's Christian Ten
peranCe Union. With bCst wishes, very
sincerely,
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McQuADE goes to join his colleague
Jaebne. Justice isn't played out in New
York, Even Jake Sharp, the king bee,
may get q taste OF it before the daisies
nnLna nyain.
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DARNEY DENIES



aGun In tho War.
WASHINGTON, Dec, l5.-As great deaI
Of excitement has hsen raised in regard Ia
the appointment Of T. s. Dabney, as med
ical pension examiner, his accussrs alleg'
ing that he was one Of the most cruel oiH'
GERS at the AndersOnvillc prison, tho fol-
lowing from DR., Dabney will be Of in
terest:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, PENSION
OFPlGE, WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1885,
Hon. john C. Black, Commissioner Of Pen
siORS--Dear Sir: lnSsmuCh as the press oi
the country have made many false state
ments about me, deem 1t my duty Ia
you to state upon my honor that l was
bonn on q cotton plantation in Hinda
county, Mississippi, May IL, lS5Oj
that l never was enlisted in any
army; that | wss never at Ander-
sonville In my life; that never served on
guard anywhere; that l never fred gun
ut any person In my life; that 90 far as !
know no political influence was brought
to bear to procure my present appoint
ment; that u Republican OWL Service
Commission testified to my fitness; tina!
Gen. Street (Republican) Commander oi
u post e. A. Il in New Orleans, recon-.
nended me by letter 10 you as being q
suitable man for the position OF United
States ExamilingSurgVon; that, 30 far a.
l know, no one in your Department knew
my political faith when l waB appointed
in this Office.
Ihaye the honor to subscribe myself,
very respectfully, T. $. DAuNEY,
Medical Examiner.
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WINES Isl wAsulNsroN.

Mrs. Cleveland Replies to tho Protest Ol
tho Vt. Louis W. G. 7, U,
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 15.-A young Ia,
dies Christian Temperance Union was or.
ganizad in this city to-day. The Pfesl
dent Of the organization, Mrs. D. W. Swan,
has received tho following letter from
President Cleveland's wife concerning the
alleged protest OF st. Louis women against
the use Of wines at gathering at the
house Of Cabinet officer at Washington
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WILL the Charleston friends kindly
provide Gu ample supply OF lint and ban
dayssP The Legislature ia going to bring
trouble with II.
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A ,,,,,,.nI,o,,i,I,,I. IlrurVal,

BOsfaS, Dec. l6.-ThO will Of tho lStO
Richard fstklns provides for bequeH,s tc
educational Rna charitable instltuMon9 ol
S231OOO. The MsssechuHetlB Institution
VI Technology gelH SlVV 900
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IIOrSIOrd'S Acid Phosphate

DF. ], Il. schyAtlS, liarrlbburg, To-,
Bays: ~ used II In q case Of dyspepsia,
with charming. elect, aud ain much
pleased With IL"
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WHEN u blind man can do S3O,0OO
worth OF sWindling 1t becomes necessary
to look into the thing called blind conf
Iaura
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M I,nnL.rsn,.. ~, 1n,,....

ClNrlSSATt, o., Dec. 15.-ArchblOhop
Elder denleS that hO had summons to q
conference at philadelphia ON tho labor
question:, or npon questions arIglng In
any way from that question. He had ID
view a Quincy 10 Philadelphia, but has
changed hiS mind aud has given II
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RRpuBLlcANs who desire to have hand
in shaping tho city ticket will take part in
the primaries, . party duty not beneath
the dignity Of any man.