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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
Captain Phil Snyder Pleased With the
| Condition of HIS Fences.

Captain Phil Snyder Pleased With the
Condition of HIS Fences.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, July Captain Phil
Snyder is back from visit to his district.
He says that he does not anticipate that he
will be defeated for denomination to Con-
gress. He says that as the chances now
lay he viii be able to be nominated with
out the aid of his own county.
Prof. E. NJ Turner, ofthe West Virginia
University, was at the Capitol to-day, and
lunehed with Senator Camden.
Mr.. DIV. McIlyaing, of Wheelin, and P.
Fisher, of West Virginia, are at the Ma
tional
The pOstoAiee at HattOn, MARSHALL coun-
ty, West Virginia, has been abolished and
mail for that place will Eow be sent to
Limestone.
Sarah C.. TOho has been com missioned
postmaster at Bannen, W. Va.
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Pittsburg Races.

PIrTsBURG, July 9.-The postponed PA
pacing race was finished at Homewood
Park this afternoon. Summary: Charley
Freel, 2, /, /, 1; Sallie c, l, 2, 3, 1; Cray
Harry, 3, 3, 2, 5; Ben Star, 4, 4, 5, 8; EI-
celsior, 6, 6, 4, 4; Billy F, 5, 5, 6, s; Jer-
sey Boy, Z, dis. Country Girl, dis; Delin-
ator, dis; Rose Shipman, dis. Time,
2:17t, Ola, 2:1st, 2:19,
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BI,rDoEPoRr.

Mr.. Isaac Askew h expected -
day. ~
Judge Kelley, Of g. ClaInviiI4 =
the city yesterday. a
George G. McKse sua iAmsly - r
country Waiting fFieada.
The Deinoc1atie primaries will -
from 4 70 8 p. m. to-day.
DR.. Cunningham will poeh ~
Haysin the Kirkwood PrskytesienC
this evening "a
The Dtmocnt Judicial ceoveo111
Belmont and Mouroe eoanty ~ r
lsire on September IL. "a
W. B. HanIon, EAq., has bsso npC
inspector Of the 0ovcrunGnt d6m
the In Belle giass wosirA- n jft<
Rev. Psschau, Of Witnesses, I'
President Of the Luthsean Dgno6 &
South, IL the gusst q MS. d. Hein1el1
Communioa services ~ ~ Rsnkvl
Church to-morrow mosninG Pre-
meeting this evening 0u6ea1Ay -
Rev. Hays win preach % III -
the Sineteenth Centasy.v q
The hotel and Tatsursn1 psp56 n6
mad a hornets 70 thfnk IL I'll
Church people ~ up . tgsefZ
dinner 70 bat tleo sut - thek 49,
pro6ts after psersisg - nAafs
was expected. Z :, ::
There h some ooap1afnt shsot tko(
n Commini0aen ALLOWING q - q
n;es the ne u IL eean1y - =
midees with n0 con6Ldesl1tR -
think sufficient p shsuA have -
nished 70 light ths soads tEsyua4
pipe. Z. ~
Belmont county = o1tSI66 -
dste, - incs 1851 Do11eeG1 -
Dsnocutie Jndq xlHe
~. Oksy, Jehn s NJ e
BS1nnni, tWies r - l@
s.:t -
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RapIdly Nearing an End.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The suit Of Re,
eeiyer Farnsworth, of the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company, against
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
for g, OOO, 600 damages, for the destr1e-
ton of the plaintiffs wires, is rapidly
nearing a conclusion. JOS. H. Choate con-
cluded his summing up yesterday. tx
senator Conkling to-day addressed the
inrv on behalf of Receiver FarnswOrth.
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From Elght to Ten Hours.

CHICAGO, July THE 1900 of the
Rock Island shops in the town of Lake
have been notified that the ten hour rule
will 90 into effect on Monday and it Is un-
derstood that wages will be proPortlonate-
ly increased. The increase from to lO
hours a day is said to have been ordered on
account of the great pressure of business
Some Of the employees are dissatisfied with
the arrangement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

Earned runs, Brooklyn 3; two base hlts,
Ceoll, Pinckney, Mcclellan, Tamay, Phil
lips. passed balls, Clark 2; first base ON
balls, off Morris / off Terry 3; first base
on errors, /; struck out by Terry 8, by Morris
4; double plays, Whitney, Barkley and
Smith. Umpire, Bradley; errors, Pitts
burg /, Brooklyn none; base hits, Pitts
burg 1, Brooklyn IL.
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stormy sesns. In ti.s certss.

MADRID, July 9--In the Cortrs 49,!
day Senor Margall, Republican menbegu
made speech in which he referred y e)'
legged Bourse speculations Of tbs late ktu
Alfonso. A stormy scene ensued. -
Minister Camacho and others indignan11y
denied Senor Margall's imputstiona ~
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New Hamp.hire Forest Fires.

Mt. WAsHISGroy, n. H., July s:-The
forest fire in the New Zealand Valley u
sin burning. II il reported that eight
houses have been consumed and large
amount Of cut wood II viii be impossi-
bic to put the FIRE utuntil there is Q hayy
rain. The loss il estimated ut $60s s0o0.
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Pro.pscts OF a Good Harvest.

DUBLIN, July 9.-The Millastoyl
Board Of Guardians have petitionsd -
Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Lieuteusnt, 2
stay all evictions until November. l.
say there are prospects Of splendh \
est, which will enable farmers 70 pay
landlords, aud that eiectmrnts now e.
ruin thousands.
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A Lonely Burial.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The bodies OF
May Weiner. the murderer and suicide,
and the victim, his IA year old boy, were
removed from the undertakers to-day,
and were inferred in the New York Bay
Cemetery. No services were held ana
none of the relatives OF friends Of the de-
ceased were present.
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strike ON the G. s G.

Special TsIeerum to TIE Register.
PHIL1PPI, W. Va, July 9.-The hands
on the extension of the G. & G. railroad,
struck yesterday morning for ten hours,
having heretofore worked eleven hours
Trouble is anticipated
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rhsPnvna Committee.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
held meeting this morning, at which the
reports of the majority and minority in the
Payne case were read, but no time was at
forded for discussion and consideration and
another meeting will be held before they
are made public
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Another Freionnadic poor.

PARIS, July 9.--e nEALY DgyRA1x1
uties to-day NAM w,~-ss..L>I~.a>x
insane fired shot from . rsyo(vs7s T.
bullet passed close TO the hsad a -
ident Of the Chambre. The man -
rested. When questioned - 70 his -
he said he wished 70 attract atssue1o
the public 20 his misery.
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Beautify Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings with Ala
bastine. You can do 1t; inexpensive; Try
it. White and twelve tintA Cheaper and
better than paint, kalsomine or paper.
Disinfects and prevents diseases. Beznti-
ful sample cards free. By druggists, hard
ward and paint dealers. $350gyen away.
Wilson & Chapman, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

Mr.. Snowden, of Pennsylvania, COM
mendrd the President for his fearless course
and thought that the other side was max
iug blnder in trying to make the discus
sion party question.
Mr. Springer said he would not discuss
the pending bill and the yetOe message oi
the President thereon except TO call atten-
ton to the tact that it was first vetoed IN
the pension office in in 1852 by Commis-
Soncr Dudley. But the gentlemen on the
other side had taken advantage Of the dis
customs To attack the President and the
Democratic party and to charge that they
were opposed to granting pensions. Moth
iRg rnnll be inrther from the truth.
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"rhe Iri.h.AmerIcan Conspiracy

LONDON, July o. The Tmes thus sal.r
up the results Of the elections: "0ie4
stones passionate appeals TO the crednle
and confidence Of the people have ALL
on deaf ears. This time the Irish-Anqt
can conspiracy has failed" =
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Dc.th OF . Notortous wsuaaa.

PARIS, July 9.-Cora Pearl, ~ -
famous demi-mondainc, IL dead. 6hsll
poor. She recently published . book @
tanning what she asserted were her :"
moirs," which, however, had only Z ~
small sale, and failed 10 bring her IN q
profit she anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

NEW YORK, July s.--Secretary Man
ming took a sail last evening In Samuel :.
Tilden,s steam yacht Viking. The route
was from Yonkers, mp the Hudson, ano
the Secretary seemed to enjoy the saii very
much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10
BASE BALL.
Brooklyn Defeats the Pittsburgs Owing to
Umpire Bradley's Decisions.

PrrTsBURG, July 9.-To Umpire Brad
Lewis numerous questionable decisions at
critical stages of tO-day's game is largely
due the defeat of the home team by the
Brooklyns. Mr. Bradley gave them the
worst of it at all points, and they became
so discouraged that their playing during
the last innings was very indifferent. The
oame will be repeated. Score:
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Special Sunday Excursions via the b.
d O. Railroad.

Commencing Sunday, June 9th, and
continuing during the summer months, the
B. & o. will sell excursion tickets to Pitts,
burg and return at the rate Of sl.50 ana
Washington and return SlOO. Trains
leave, city time, SOS a. m, 7:3S a. m,
lbs o. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

Those who suffer from foul breath are
.,,a,, 70 - the charge of carelessness. 1t Is an
os.s,s 0tss.es that can be speedily abated as q
Sas.Is Sls.1s ~ ~ ne frsQrast SOZODONT win un-
,'sss,stabiy vJss.J ACCOMPLISH tbs work II viii
preserve aud keep the tsefn wipts a'su 'i''
eSa~thsYgze and sweet
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RoNE, July 9.--The choless mtaSn
Brindisi, 1T new cascs, Is dsaths; -
Sc new cases, ~ deaths; Poatana, l5.1
cases, III deaths. Minister GnmAl1I ~
ing and succoring the snfsren. &
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Happening. Of Interest 10 Boat
men.

men.
The marks on the landing last evening
showed 2 feet inches and falling slowly.
Graham & Gardner, dixie contractors,
have received orders from Washington TO
suspend work ON the Sand creek improve
ment, in Jackson county, w. Va, until
further notice.
The marks at other places-Ol City, ]
inch and stationary; Greensboro, feet
6 inches and stationary; Lock No. 4, 10
inches and falling; Brownsville, S feet and
stationary; Morgantown, 2 feet Q inches
and stationary; Rice's Landing, 3 feet o
inches and falling
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The New Archbl.lsop Of Pssis.

PARIS, July 9.--Ths rcnaains q ca1)
nal Guibert will be buried at MontueC
next week. II is feared that Anefi
will make demonstration 0u. :, x.:..s
Archbishop Richard, Of S,s ~
ceed him as ArchbishG,.,, .ss<I
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psvton,s Public Building Vetoed.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President
has vetoed the bill providing for public
building ut Dayton, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

There Is peace inRowan county Ky, again
but both factions are heavily armed and .
bloody battle is likely to break cat at any
time,
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settled Up.

NEW YoRK, July 9.--Mean J. Aw.
A. Beall & Co., extensive opersto5 In cot
ton, whose suspension was reprted . shnt
time ago, have resumed business st III
Cotton Exehsnee, having sstt1ed ~ thsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10

DoN'r disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use Dr. Sage's
Catsrrh Remedy and be cured.
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TRY IT AGAIN,
ANOTHER ELECTION PREDICTED wnHu
SIX MONTHS. :.
The Latest Returns fum Il hgf[
Polls Henry Ward BeschG Aaas&
tsd-A Shot 1t the Rnidnt
Of the Frshch Chamber.

an - vs-u~- --a.<X
S'' 'u .
AAs - ~ T r
A"'' ~, ~" . M 80 ~, 49,,
VINO 'e' ."e ~ ~
introced his Home huie OIL IN
to-day referred TO the past tnree moo
wherein the statesnan mao sought 70 o.'
forward a measure OF kindness ana 49,
tiee toward ireiana oy wich
had done more to make the Irish peoRao
loyal than had been previously accnme'
-, ,,,u;.u A.. u,h,,. ss v..,. ~ ~
p''."N "e Wv 8
union. =
II ,. s. s''ls
elecesa - - - y 80 s
HuEns11l1A ~ - g d.
- ~ nps lfAek
e. y r. -
a ''l'' n. n - q. Z, !. - T.. ~
have gamed tne Mlduie'ou u
Southeast Lancashire from the uuioniso
The total Unionist poll up to p. m,
,.. o,e %, and the total G,sds<one
,s 4,
poll e4s's1%
Herbert Gladstone, speaking q t0
Liberal Club this evening, said Il va
.,,,,.,,, ,r,,.h,. ,h., ,bers vould be ap.
~ .. -. .S,,s,,, -. ,..,.h.
o'ner eieTuon WITHIN t"ei'o .ssss ,~u N.
MI sehhaoho's' "r' s
turned Conservative, but there WIN -
another election in six months" q
tn. Far, of Ah.r,een Iord I,ieutcnanf
49,. - .-A.Z
ol ireinI, nas 'n,,J au ~. '.ssn~s ."s ns ~ o.
10 .ea'e ireiaha U" '"e '"""se "
men" ..,,.,...z
At miuhight 'hc ,o'M nu'aos, ns%, "
lists returned WAS ois' anu w "'aei''os'' - >.
Zio' ~
BEEcHER pANouErrED.
Mr.. Gillig gave u brilliant banquet ~
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Charles Marsh Dead.

CoHAssErr, MASS, July s.-charles
Marsh died at 5 p. m. to-day.
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Er-MaVoy Dead,
rha Only Remedy.

AUBURN, n. Y, July s.--Ex'May0F j.
M Hurd died this morning.
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A Tame Contest.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-The home team
defeated the Metropolitans to-day in
very tame contest The batting was about
even and the reds owe their victory to
good fielding. Attendance 700. Score:
Innings. 2 =
Cincnnad......""......O2
Earned, each; base hits, Penney;
passed balls, Snyder l, Holbert .; first
base on balls, off McKeon Z, Cushman A;
errors, Cincinnati l. Metropolitans 4; base
hits, Cincinnati 8, Metropolitans 10.
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4 sPEAKING coMPARIsON.

During the entire eight years Of General
Grants administration only 64S private
pensions were granted. During the Forty
seventh Congress, which was Republican IN
both branches, only 15l private
pension bills were passed. But the last OF
Forty-,ighth Congress, which contained
ulli0rity o. Democrats in this House, and
when the gentleman from Indiana Mr.
Matsonl was Chairman of the Committee
on Invalid Pensions, there were 552 Of such
bills passed and become lans. and during
the present Congress since DeesRlber last
Congress had passed 665 private pension
bills, Of which about SIS had either been
signed by President Cleveland or had be-
come laws without his action. He had
Vetoed about 80 private pension bills. put
.S more had passed and become laws dur
ing his administration up to this time than
we're passed during the eight years Oh
Grant administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10
GEN. BLACK,

Commissioner of Pensions, had granted
over one hundred and ten thousand eerti-
nelteS to pensioners since he assumed the
duties Of his Office, being ten per cent
more than had ever before been issued by
Any Of his predecessors during the same
length Of time. The Treasury OF the
bmted States atteSted the affect OF Gen.
SACKS increased inefheieney in the ad-
minlstratiOn Of the pension office. The
payments to pensioners during the fiscal
year Just ended. exceeded those Of pre-
'lous years by Ss,6OO,0O0. But, netvIth'
AaAding this increase in pension pay
ReRts, there has been net reduction o.
ss1peadltsEes during the past fiscal year o.
Is'o. Excluding pensions, the reduction
" srhasry expenditures for 1886 as cor
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League Games.

Earned runs, Boston D.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-17
DANIEL wEBsrER's CONFESSION OF


beileve In the existence of Almighty God,
who created and governs the whole world
| am taught this by the works of nature and
the word of reve,ation
believe that God exists i'm three marianne
,bi. I -, -, .1.,.IN,, ~ ''eo Ie' so"s
49,, .,saa.,a '. o,ei"'oi aione. nor is IL
any o'yec'''n 10 thls oeilei that cannot
comprehend how one can he three or three
one. i hold 1t my duty to believe, not what
I can com prebend or account for but ,,ha,
INV Natar t..chas no " ''
hoIia..o 81 os.,.,'
,rt-.D DoioNe 'l'e 'e,iPtuieS oi lhe oiu ana New
Testament 10 ne the VIII and word OF God.
believe Jesus Christ to be the Son of God.
The miracles which he wrought establish, in
my mind. bis persopsI AUTHORITY and ropdar
A. ,,n,or Co.. - a., -: - - -. 1''No'
49,, s'r1' Tio aUi nio - peiieNo Whatever ne as
ss' l Doiie'e, 'hereioIe' ali MS ueclara-
tions, az well when he declares himself the
Son OF God as when he declares any other
proposition. And believe there il no other
wav of salvation than tbrouyh tho nori,s of
his atonement. ''' VI
1 believe that things pas, prese,, and 10
come are all equally present In the 1nint Of
the Deitv tbai ,,jtL hin, ,ho.a 80 T.; 80 y iiiu ~ VI
sion Of time. nor of ideas. that tberegora ,La
relative terms past nresent ana trtnra aS
used among men cannot wiIb strict ne
prietv, be appIied 10 Deitv I ha,ieye in ftb ftba
doctrines of foreknowledye and nraIaatina
ton, a. thus expounded. Il do moi heIiava i,,
those doctrines "a imnoa,no am fataii,U ~ -
necessity on mems ar,ions or snT 49,? ~, p'
frinping free agency. Wy '
| believe i'm tina uttor ipabili,v of .,u
human being To work ont his own saI ISatinyy,
without the CONSTANT aids of The sn;rit Of aIi
grace. "
/ believe in those great neculi,ritiss or ,ho
Chris,jan rai;,inn ras,rtrran.;, s W .i'o t
dead and daV of iudpment- 'i' 'i'o
/ believe i'm the universal proyidepcs os
God: and leave To Enicurus and his nora
unreasonable followers i'm modern times the
inconsistency of belieyinp that Cod ,noJo a
world which he does not take Tho tromhIa Of
goyerning,k
Although | have great resnect for so,,.
other forms of worship, | believe in the Con.
gregational mode. on the wboIe 70 ha nre,or-
able TO any other
| believe religion to be a mstter NOT or
demonstration. but of faith C;od rannirao
MS to give credit 10 the truths will hn
reveals. not because he can nrova then, bnt
because lie declares them. Wben tba n,oin5
is reasonably convinced that the RibIe il tho
word of God, the only remainino dniv ia 70
receive its doctrines with mIl c9ntiJcnce oT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-17
A Colossal Statue OF Gen. Msahs

Alexander NJ. Calder, the sculptor, has
almost completed his colossal equestrian
statue of Gen. Meade, ordered by the Fair
mount Park Art association, Philadelphia.
1t will be finished next week, and after being
received by the committee will go to tho
metal workers to he cast in bronze. 1t will
cost $4,000, exclusive of its pedestal. The
plaster model represents Gen. Meade as
having just reined i'm his horse, and the
animal, with fore feet extended, is in the act
OF checking himself All four feet are on the
ground, the hind feet having the gripping
position of all animals when their forward
movement is suddenly checked. The ears
are laid back, the neck arched by the pull of
the reins aud the jaws opened by the action
of the bit In the saddle Gen. Meade sits
siurdily erect, his feet braced in the stirrups,
his gloyed left hand holding the reins and
his ungloved right hand hanging by his side
holding the removed glove and his fatigue
cap by the visor. He is looking straight
ahead. The likeness is excellent One
button of his coat is unbuttoned, causing a
graceful break in the otherwise straight line
of the flap, while tho skirts are ruiled into
folds by his action, and the stopping of his
horse. lilo is booted and spurred, and il
seated in the regular army saddle, which
with its blankets and appeEdages is periec
in the minutest detail. Tho statue il about
IL feet high exclusive of the pedestal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-17
nnDsoAE.
EAvORITE REMEDY.
ON ran NNaiNn.

Running y Locomotive white Dsssw,v s,cs.
Or, Darid Kennedy. Rondopi, N. y. "'s~
DEAR sIRi 1 am an engineer ON tho Ola Colony
railroad. and run tho Fall River bost train Or.
ton. For ten years suffered everything m,
death from dyspepsia. Often had such biind.
ing SICK headaches that I could hardly SEQ. l
eSnp ants ana was d1G ps to habits
Remcmber that had tried every mcdiciue
heard OF and had been treated by some OF tho
Dst Dest physicians Of Taunton and Lowell. A. this
xoRl"E REMEDY was recommended 10 me,
" was new To me, and with my experience Of
that han r yon ean easily forgive me for saying
bad taken II but few Onys when began Ia
got better Tho raw ana snre feeling had icSt
my my stomach and tho swapping pains left my
ever since. II IL the only thing that ever did me
.ne least good, ana u drove every ache main and
Cisco SS,soomtcSt Z sSomplstely ont ot my body: Nov
mo ON my engine and Il goes wherever 90.
Why. lbelicve fAvORirE REMEDV win cure
anything. One night awhile ago John Layton
an engineer, who runs the main limo boat train
from Boston. came on my engine sick Ms death.
lie wis worn out with work, had high fever
and was so nervous he almost broke down cry.
Ing. "Nonscnsc john" 1 said "chcer up.
"Favorite Remedy lifted his head and gave
him q good dose. IIe went 10 bed. Two days
after l saw him looking eealthy as a butcher.
DAN" he said, 4" what was that stun you gave
me the other night 2" at was DIR. DAVID
kENNEDY's FAyoRITE REMEDY, Rondoui.
4 Is. irs the thing for a man ON tho railroadh
DANIEL Fits.
II Is Your Own fanlt II you suffer from Head.
buy bottle of Favorite Remedy and cure You.
apl-lmeod&w
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upper tier OF cells. He is not happy nor con-
tented. He thinks the Iancastar iail n uroat
deal stronger ara ,o,,,,.,.,. .s.a.,.,s., -
the i,,o,.i,,r >, ~. . pn' o'pvoy VI
dalnhia iaayo o @ s usnser an spie fhlia-
romoJjad .na ,11 sssu,eu nun u can pe
IN dsv and 'u ,nr otu 49, 'onn u, hoPes on from day
In ,,,o,, hIn, ny no", vi ,ne night they look
inc there with he auo J ne o, a., Ve seen s'anu
in tho call door ,y ,a,,s nnea -, On .ne mole
ha can nata ci,.rl o ,,,y,s Wats 70 work anu says
a long talk 70 hin and ha a,s ',,si, 1yos sn' ma
TNTEiI.IoryccR To pet The news sr0n, hana ,o
lie took a good deal of interest in The new
jail project in Lancaster, and no doubt
Wouiu ike 10 nave look at the outside OF it.
A., ,,, - -. ,o,. ,.,,
Wy ',pio was up ions poioro my interest
was ehhatsicu OF satished. saw tho bath
rooms where every prisoner gets bath once
In two weeks ! saw one coming down To
bis call with a bag oyor b;s be.d which
Coco -. n,',,,e ".. %
the in,na;ss ,,nra o,,, nu, ,a,,, ~ o.ou VIA,
suy, ,'s wo'o pau, DIown no'he.ilaue
sels an" hot tne garter-snake stripes