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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-13
THE MExICAN WAR PENSIONS.
The RU Passed by the Senate-other
Measures Passed.

The BlU Passed by the Senate-o'her
Measures Passed..
WAsHTSGroN, July IL. The Senate to-
d,y passed the following bills; To pre-
vent obstruction and injurious deposits IN
the New York harbor; the House bill grant
ins. pensions to the soldiers and sailors OF
the Mexican war. As amended and
p.,,,,d the latter bill directs the Secretary
al the Interior to place on the pension roll
tb. names of the surviving officers
aud enlisted men, including marines,
militia and volunteers, who, being
duly enlisted, actually served sixty days
with the army or navy of the United States
in Mexico. or on the coasts or frontiers
thereof. or en- route thereto IN the war WIN
that nation. or who were actually engaged
in battle i'm said war, and were honOra-
bIy discharged, and theirsurylYInS widows
--prnyi,lrI that such widows have not re-
married And provided that every suct
officer. enlisted man, or widow, who Is or
,nlv become 81 years of age, or who Il or
may become subject to any dlsSlDiiitS OF
,l,;rndrnce equivalent to some cause
.cognLrd by the pension laws rs q
sufficient reason for the allowance oil pen
SION. shall bc entitled 10 the benefits oi the
.a. r>r,pt where such disability or de
psndrnry WIS incurred IN aiding or abet-
iius the L.tr rebellion. The pensions are
arr sy month, payable only attor the
lr.s>rs. ct thc act. The law is not to apply
foI~rnu, ALREADY receiving at OF over that
rate. aud where persons entitled under tins
ha urr alrrrdy receiving pensions less
than >~a month. the pension shall only
be- ur the difference UptO s.,
Tlp hIIl to credit the State Of Oregon
with SlG. .SaG Tor ordinance and ordinance
>'urr> waS also passed.
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ro-pAy,s CONVENTION.
An Immense an.i Enthu.iastlc Crowd
Expected at tieilAire.

An Immense and Enthu .iastlc Crowd
Expected at Beilxire.
| The committee in charge were busy In
Bellsim yesterday fixing up the hall In
which the County Convention viii bc held
to-day. A large attendance at the convcn-
ton is expected, and lively tussle will
no doubt ensue on some Of the contests for
| nominations. Barrett for Auditor, aud
C,sh for Clerk Of Courts, will no doubt bc
renominatcd without opposition; but tho
balance OF the ticket 10 bc alIed has q
number of applicants FOR each place who
will urge their claims vigorously. We
look la 500 strong ticket put In the iield--
one that will, with Thorough party orgaui.
cation, defeat the entire kepnblicsn
ticket.
Some boys were playing with revolver
on the commons, near the gns house, when
u STRAY ball passed through the windows
Of Mrs. Kinkade's residence, frightening
the inmates of the house considerably.
Lew Wright, Of Belmont, was In tho
city yesterday, looking mp his chances Tor
the nomination VI neco,uc'. "'. ""s"'
~" '"' '"'s "'''e N'''"' "s"
BLISS i'ulu Snerni"n' u Ws, =
Firs, ward Mrs. Cutler, Of Iittsbnrg. 10
"',, ",',r',,@ ~. " G.. -. -, r..-,.
,"ane,'.n .ne "n..' s u',.a. ~ - s s.,ss
.''u w. Ivy o, CI-'is :. =.
tga;ryiIi. M ycsicrlay
-. -. - IN
! pu,s "un' !" "s P'e ~
- ".d ,,,i. I ar p,;da.,,.,9 ,hs l.s,., ,.yt ~
% ,h;s msst
~" -, p.,,. s.,. .-.s
,,,s,,,.t, a.. ,h. o;,. 1880 On d., "a, NJ
Wsrrcn county ~ visit friends
pr.n. s.hra,,,, has ch.lI,uy,d wi,lt..,
s,;nJ.wnlG Jr 6or q tbrrc-m3lc boni -,
for from $40 to sIOO side. s
Mr. Georce Keller was called to PhiIs.
..eIphia by Telegram, announcing tho ~.
ious illness of his mother.
Mn A. v. Honeywell. of The Hsesal
Ward, who had bccn seriously III Wiu
asthma, is oonsalescent.
The oolored folks had 10 postpass DIR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-13
A AGERMAN-ESGLrsm SCANDAL.
Baron Dewornes Brings suit for Diyores
Against His wife. Charging Adultery.

Raron DeWOrnNs tSrfngs Sutt iof Disofse
Against His wife, Charging Adultery.
LoXDOH, July 12.-BarOn DeWorms,
who was Parliamentary SECRETARY to the
Board of Trade in the Salisbury Cabinet Of
last year. has brought an action for divorce
against his wife on the ground Of adultery.
The Baron alleges that his wife made fire.
auent visits TO the Tyrol alone, He sus-
peeted nothing at first, because the lady h
a native of Austria, being daughter OF
Baron Won IJOdesco, Of Vienna, bat he
discovered that the object of
these visits was neither patriotic
nor innocent, but TO meet in criminal in
tercourse Baron Meron, who made APP
pointments for her 10 secretly receive him
there. Baron Deworms then secured eyi-
dence sufficient To base his complaint on,
and make Baron Meron the correspondent.
IL Is stated that Baron Aeron and the
Raroness Deworms have concluded not to
enter any defense. Baron DeWorms was
Tory member for the Toxteth division Of
Liverpool m the late House of Commons.
He il forty-six years Of age, and is . hef-
| editary Baron Of the Austrian eInpHe-
HIS wife Is a handsome, stately woman,
possesses fine yoluptious figure, and has
/ long been the leader OF fashionable CIR
Gle, and general social fayorite.
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SWEET MERCY.
,,v PRESIDENT PARDONS R. PORTER LEE,
IND A CONVICT
7, tbs Buffalo PeniRnhary, for Embsulement
and Restores q Husband TO Devoted
and Suffering Wifs--AnOthsr
Pardon Refused.

,-.,rrxaroS. July 12.-The President
.,,,r,Ioned Il. Porter Lee, now confined
~. Bufalo penitentiary for embezzle-
In, The following is the Presidents $
,smorandum in regard to this case: This
.,,.irt WIS sentenced in November, lSS2,
.,,r,.pse. in New York, TO be confined
:. n. rrnitentiary at Buffalo for a term OF
=, ,s,rs upon a conviction for embezzhng
= n,ods of the First National Bank at
r,sJ, when he was president thereof
III. this is statuthry Offense and
hot technical in it's character, the
.,r;. ore so much interested in the Sc
,,,,, of our banking institutions, and
-,r;,t faith and care should be de
hi ,f these having them IN charge,
-, am much diSinclined To extend
,r.n,,rry tn those properly found guilty oil
4os.s like that of which this prisoner
"',' ,,,,,yi,trd. am entirely familiar
nh This r.rSc, and knew the prisoner "A long
.,,.,..f,f,rr hiSconvictiOn His sentence was
',.,,,r,ll, REGARDED ut the time 1t was pro-
1,,,,..i - a very severe one, being the
M tent al the law. With the COM
''",,ti,p allowed in the State OF New York
.,-,,s,J conduct in prison, he has served
.n,,rr,. - of i've years; and il Is entirely
lin in nv mind that whatever gOod Is
,,..r n, IN. wrought upon him individually
a .lre,Iy been accomplished. Vt the
n. - his conviction his wife, noble,
,'.nr.,.sgnu, and devoted woman, and hYe
small children were
TuESAp SUFFERERS
t.-b.. rrim, and cxactcd the sympathy Of
a.. .rtir,. community BY her patient,
L"nI rbor 10 support her children aud her
- f.riliu.s trust and hope IN the darkest
,I,y, this wife hIs demonstrated that she
n, I,.r,r Is entitled 10 clemency. am
,I,I =, b, able to restore to her her huS-
I,rJ and to bc satisfied at the same time
that the ends OF Justice are fully answered,
~ GROVER CLEvELAND." "
The President has denied the application
for PARTON IN
THE CASE or JAMES MILTON,
,.nI.r,a,in,. sentence for violation Of see
,.an s -. in demanding and retaining an
r,r,>,i,r Ice for prosecuting q pension
,r>.. The President in passing ON the
,.,.,. SAYS. The offense for which the priS-
o,,r Was convicted, consisted m eX-
,,r.in., from soldier for procuring
HI. r,n,iou StiDO, when he was only entitled
?, so This crime i a serious one and l's
h,d consequences are far reaching, lnyolN-
inc tNtnrtion from soldiers who put Them
s,Iyr, in the power OF pension agents anu
l.,Iinu to criminal practices in the procure
mrnr OF pensions. The people who make
it business to procure pensions are often
of such character rs to need all the re-
,trliut. and when guilty all the punish
mrut they receive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-13
Harrington aud Salisbury.

LONDON, July l2.-Negotiations he
tween Lord Harrington and Lord Salisbury
are in progress. II is reported that Lord
Harrington has pledged himself Ia support
Lord Salisbury's local government bill and
TO reject all approaches of Mr.. Gladstone.
If Mr. Gladstone remains in Office tn,
first move of the UniOnsts will be - y0t,
of want of confidence. In speech fore
shadowing the Conservative policy, SiI
Michael Hicks Beach said that tine fins,
measure would be 10 suppress the Irish
National League exercise cloture and sus
pend Irish ObsfructiOnists.
Mr.. Gladstone has written letter 10 DR.
Foster, in which he says that he consider,
the Duke of Westminster's opposition "a
DIR. Fosters candidacy for Parliament in
Chester fresh blow struck at the aris
tOcracy.
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o.Hare. IN. Wire-Murderen

PORTLAND, Me-, July 12.-Terrenee
O,Hare. who is under arrest here for the
murder of his wife, says his wife hal SiC
of his money and that they fought about
il His wife WAS intoxicated and fell
O'Hare finding her dead, summoned the
neighbOrs. O'Hare's daughter says Sh'
never knew her father to beat her mother
DIR. Cummings says he has been called
several times to sew up wounds that Mrs,
O,Harc had received from her husband,
an that O'Hare has been gradually get
ting more bruia'. After the removal o
the scalp several wounds before mentioned
,verc found i'm the wOman'S head.
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.IRaal e Men..

'Iwant to thank you for telling me OF
DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription, " writes
a lady to her friend. ''For long time
was unfit to attend to the work Of my
household. kept about, but l felt thor
oughly miserable. i had terrible back
aches, and bearing-down sensations across
me and was quite weak and discouraged.
sent and got some of the medicine after
receiving your letter. and il has cured me.
I hardly know myself. / feel so well "
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
The Democratic Congressional Committee
at Clarksburg To-day.
S,,,.s.g J,,fg,,-,,,, fo yhs Periaer


Spscial Tslegran 30 TIE Register.
GRAFTON, W. VA, July 12.-The DEM
ocratic Congressional Committee Of the
First District meets at Clarksburg tO-mor-
row. Considerable interest is manifested
in the coming meeting, l understand, both
by prospective and present candidates, as
well as by outsiders. The two main OBJ
iects of the call is to determine the
time and place of holding the convention.
Hon. j. B. SOmmerVille, of Brooke, passed
through here tonight on his way thither.
He carries three proxies under his waist
coat, viz: Hancock, Brooke and Ohio, and
SAYS he will do his level best to have the
convention at Wellsburg. That burg has
never yet been honOred with
such gathering, while every other Demo-
cratic county in the district has
WHO are candidates, sir, for the nomi-
natiOn?" your reporter slyly asked.
''DOn'task me-" herstorted withapleas-
ant smile "But, any good man We put up
is going to be elected.
Mr.. Sommeryille was rs stone. TO fur
ther pumping but from Others
1 learned that when Convention
tisy comes round more can,iidStss viii bob
up serenely than one can shake stick at.
Ii is intimated that besides Judge John
BrannOn, Col. Dan Johnson, John q. Pen
dleton, Col Ben Wilson and Judge Jacob,
there are others calculating the expense of
a canvass and looking into the outcome OF
close counts, to say nothing about the
attention they are giving to the possibility
mind say possibility-Of defeat 1t is
a wise man who looks over. and
beyond election day and takes
in the chances Of being
elected to stay at home. Chewing the cud
of defeat is no pleasant job, hut W hen you
find a prospective candidate taking that
matter under advisement beforehand you
will find fifty who won't give it thought
until too late, and then each one will be
wondering why his hindSight is SO good
and his foresight 30 worthless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-13
ruE RAILROAD ATTORNEY BILL
Rrpo.;rd Prom Committee-The ProNis-
ions of the BILL.

Reported Prom GOmmittee-Ihe froN's-
ions of the BILL.
WsuNINDruN. July 12-The Railroad
Atiomc, hill, as reported to-day by Mr.
lIoar. from the Judiciary Committee,
make, IL unlawful for q member OF either
house uf Congress to accept employment as
aJtornr, TT payment for services OF any
kind in opposition to the United States, IN
Uuy g-,,g to which the United States may
icaErt, or in which its interests may be
,1nrgUr,l or from or against any moor
pnratc,l company which obtained ITS ehar-
trr "r Juv grant OF lands or pecmlary Hd
irouD The United States when measures eS
P-claliy affecting interests of such Talir"ad
ar wndU" before Congress, or from or
AGAINST any hank or corporation which ob-
IuDNl Us charter OF any pecunlary alu
ioUt tbr Ouityd States, Or from or against
aay corporation engaged in State com
m"rrv 10y Land or water or in the tranSpOr-
h'lou uI The mails OF from or against any
r"rp"rEtlun, company, firm or person or
officer or agent thereof engaged IN the pro-
NU,il"u, manufacture or sale or imports
u"n ct any article upon which duty or
r',t>" tlN is levied hy act of Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-13
RUIN AND DEsoLATIOS
Marx the Course of Storm Through
southern illinois.


Southern illinois.
KANKAKEE, Ills, July l2.-Huln and
desolation mark the course of Friday 5
storm through the section of country
southwest of here. Hail WAS the principal
agent of destruction. Commencing at n
point one mile west of Chebanz and eX-
tending two and three miles northwest;
thence almost retracing its course toward
the southeast tn poist between Clifton
and Ashland, the storm moved Swath
three three To four miles wide, destroying
every species at vegetation IN its path.
luxurious fields of corn six feet high were
cut close to the ground. Timothy and
oats were moved down rs though the har-
yeSter he'd passed through them, and to-
day scores OF farmers were raking up these
crops which have never felt the touch oil a
sickle. Every window ON the north side
of buildings in the track OF the storm Is
riddled, houses and harms were unrooied,
and stock killed. Adam Fritz, IN Pilot
township, WAS struck by lightning and
killed. In the town OF Essex Miss Kate
Harmon WAS prostrated by bolt. She is
seriously injured.
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He "A Iuuafics

RoMF, July IA sergeant Of the in
finiry garrison at Monsca attempted To-
day TO kill himself with rifle. Among
his effects was found letter addressed Ia
the King stating that he had been deputed
by a secret society to kill the King, but
preferred la die himself, commencing his
mother 10 the kings care. When taken
before magistrate the sergeant adhered
10 the statement in his letter, but refused
Ia diyulge the name of the society. King
Humbert, on reading the letter, sid that
the man must he lunatic, who wished TO
create sensation by committing suicide.
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Ad.fes % Mether..

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one of
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never falling suscess BY
millions Of mothen for, their children.
Daring the process Of feething its yalue h
ipcalculsble. II relieves tn child fben
pain, cures dysentery and dizzrit1a, griping
In the bowels and wind collie By 6v-
ing health 10 the child 1t rests the mother.
Price 26c. hottie.
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c.ron.r,, Inouests wanted on Fires.

NV iuGE, July l2-The C0mMere'd
haL','l' gl tomorrow will print an estimate
ihIJ places the loss by fire in the United
States lud Clnala, between January ] ana
June 81, at So, ,SaO. 900, or $4,000, 600 IN
'Nc-s' OF the loss during the same period
81 Hs't Year. There were 999 fires whose
reported loss were between $4,000 and
Sh"nb0, aud - fires whose aggregate
los exceeded S2l5, 900, 900 or 10 per cent.
OF the entire waste OF the half year. The
b"tiia thinks that a eorOner's inquest
lA'o the origin of all fires throughout the
country would have a good effect m check
"s lnccndiAriSm and carlessness, which
t"''se At least twO-thirds of all the fires.
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KILLED TN A MINE.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN A COAL SHAFT
IN0HI0.
One Man Instantly Killed and Several Others
Fatally Injursd-An Attempt to Repair
Leak in a Compressed Air
Rscsiver.

PITTsBURG, July IA terrific mine
explosion occurred about 4:3O o'clock yes
terday afternoon, at Buchtel, o., small
village about three miles east OF Nelsonvllie
which resulted in the instant death OF one
man, and the fatal injury ofseyeral Others;
johnson Brothers & Patterson, OF the New
Pittsburg mine, were preparing to start up
to-day, and the coal in this mine has to be
gotten out by machinery. Yesterday al
ternoon leak was discovered in the COM
pressed air receiver which furnishes the
motive power, and Charles II. johnson
and Tom Williams went into the mine
about 25O yards to repair it. They neg
lected TO turn OF the pressure, and upon
attempting to stop up the leak, the end OF
the receiver burst into fragments, knock
ing the machinery about and tearing up
things generally Following is a list OF
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End to Bone seraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III.
says: Having received SO much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel il my duty tc
let suffering humanity know it Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
wears: nv doctors told me | would have tC
have the bone. scraped or leg amputated.
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bueklen,s Arnics
Salve. snd my leg is now sound and we'll
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Bueklen's Arniea Salye at DC
per box, by Logan K Co.
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Long Branch Dens Raided.

LONG BRANCH, July 12.--The pol'
raided Philip Daly's Pennsylvania Gun
again at midnight last night. Daily and
five players were arrested. The employees
of the club rescued the prisoners, and III
the scuffle officer Amos Earle received a
severe blow on the head. Officer Henry
Fable had his club taken from him. Daily
was released on his own recosnIzance, to
await examination. John DAILY club house
ON Ocean avenue, was also raided. Both
arrests were made ON complaint OF Wm.
Winfneimer. 10y amateur detective EN-
ployed by Mayor Heisley.
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LAKE SHORE TRAINS DERAILED
A Supposed striker Turns the Switch and
Does the Damage.


CHICAGO, July l2.-Ahout 4 O'Clock
this morning the switch on the Lake Shore
Road was turned ut Forty-iitth street
while local freight train WAS passing
over. Several ears were derailed. At
noon to-day engine 135, with u train Of 40
ears, many OF them loaded with bridge
pilings for the Northwestern Bridge Com
pany, was Going north at Forty-iirSt street.
Just as part of the train had passed over
the switch, man ran out from an alley
way and turned it. Fifteen or twenty oi
ears ran on the Rock Island main track,
and several of them were derailcd, block
aiding the main tracks of the Rock Island
and Lake Shore Roads The safety switch
WAS broken and considerable other damage
was done. No trouble occurred ut the
stock yartlS
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Interrsting Expcrienoes.

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer, Co
lumbus, Ca, tells his se1prience thus: For
three years have tried everything on the
market for Stomach and Kidney Disorders,
but got no relief, until / took Electric Bit
tiers. Took FIVE bottles and am now cured,
and think Electric Bitters the Best Blood
Purifier in the world MajorA. b. Reed,
of West Liberty, KY, used Electric Bitter:
for an old standing Kidney affection and
says: ssNothing has ever done meso mucf
good as Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Logan q
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They shot themselves.

NEw YORK, July l2.-Avarian Crueh
aao a. ms Siie Lucy, aged 50years each, were
IOond dead in their bed room, at No. 60
lexington ! avenue, this afternoon, both
l4'Ing committed suieide by shooting
ushlSelyes through the head. They com
iil't'ed the act sometime between . o'clock
Isl Isl night, when they were last seen alive,
anu | o'clock this afternoon, when their
T',u bodies We're discovered TIE husband
= ,5'l sent bullet through his head behind
~ .Se Ie.t ear and his wife had shot herself
sulOI%h the right temple. Crueh was q
street.
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A MASSACHUSETTS, Republican Dodge,

BOsToN, MASS, July 12.-About two
hundred active Republicans from all parts
of Massachusetts, met here to-day ana
adopted resolutions asserting that 'he he,
pnblican party in Massachusetts, should
declare its uncomprOmiSing antasonism to
the linuor saloOn and that the question OF
constitutional prohibition should be sub
mitted to the people, and inviting men oi
an parties to cooperate. And executive
,[,,,,i,,;tt,a of fifteen WAS appointed.
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Caplaln.s Portunale plseorery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
bteween Atlantic City and \. Y, has been
troubled with a cough 50 that he was I'M
able to sleep, and was induced to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t not only gave him instant relief, bui
aIlayed the extreme soreness in his breast
His children were similarly affected and
single dose had the same happy effect
DIR. Kings New Discovery Is now thu
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this STANDARD
Remedy at Logan & Co. s Drug Store.
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d. A. Bradford, wboleale inpcr deaig
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, int ~ ~
seriously afflicted with . srsese osod ~
,rttl,d on his lungs: had tyied ssasy r9ns-
dies without be1scat Being is6aes1 -
try DR.. Kings New Discovery 81 Cpo.
sumption, did 10 and wss entiss1y eoso4
by use Of fsw bottles 6isn whSeh ~
he has used IL I'm his family for s1 CpeGkD
and Colds with best rs.uIta Tbb = ~
experience Of Thousands whoas HvU hev0
Seen a,ed by this wesdeSful Din1svesy.
sriaI Bottles free st Ingaa d CsS Dr.
4tme. xal - -.
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nisa Amer Firty-three Days Fasa.

SYRACUSE, n, Y, July 12.-Mrs. Caro-
line Benedict, aged so years, died at her
home i'm Mottyille, this county, ON We'd
nesday night, after fast Of tifty-three
consecutive DAYS, during which time she
did not take a mOrsel of food nor any water.
Nearly every day she took q part OF cup
of tea and four teaspoonfuls OF whisky.
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The Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are
,,nen 10 the charge of carelessness. 1t IS an
offence that can be speediiy aoaseo, - =
bottle Of the fragrant SOZoDoSl WI s'i,, IN,
nissakabIy accomplish the work lt VIII
nreserve and keep She teeth white ana the
breath pure and sweet.
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Ratalinfinsl.

BRUSSELS, July l2.-Le Nord, the Rus,
sian organ here, announces that Russia will
hereafter not confer Russian orders or dec
orations on British, American or Swiss
subjects or citizens, because their respee-
tive countries do not decorate Russian sub
iects
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What the Thunderer Thunders.

LONDON, July IL. The 7im@ says that
the Bristol elections amount 10 . demand
from the people 10 the Conservatives and
Unionists To form n strong aud durable
coalition government. Patriotism de-
mands,n the Tfmo says, "a Harrington
Salisbury administration assuring the ma
tons future"