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BULGARIA.


Kaulbars Insists Upon DismissioD.
SoFIA, November 5-Gen. Ksulbars
has demanded the Dismissal from Of
fee Of the Project who expelled M.
Nebolsin, Russian subject, from the
Sofia Council chamber. The Project
has fiered to resign in order 20 relieve
the government OF the difficulty, but
Gen. Kaulbars insists that he be dis
,.,sa,,d
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CHARLESTON. s. O., November g.
There was slight bat marked shock
OF earthquake in Charleston at 1926
o'clock this afternoon. This was the
first shake in a week and was lighter
than that Of October 22d. No damage
is reported and no interruption OF
husineas.
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OHARLEsroN, s, O., November "a
severe shock Of earthquake was felt at
Chesterfield, s. O., at 1925 o'clock
pm. The came shock was felt at
laurens, N. O., and was the heaviest
exper. enced there since August 3lst.
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An obstacle TO Pby.ical wen Being,

Physicians rightly characterize con stipa-
ton as an obstinate impediment TO the vel
fare OF the body. The performance OF to
more important functions, such as d gestion,
hillary teoretion AMI an active circulatiCn Of
TIC blood, are interrupted by IL in a greater
or less degreo, as the development OF tho
complaint is inoipiebt or mature. Not at
once, of course, but with reasonable pr ampt-
itede, Hostetter Stomach Bitters will re-
move every sympem 10 which IL gives rise,
as we'll as the minor maladies that spring
from il, among them Indigestion and chronic
biliousness, From drenching eathartics ~
is vain TO hope for permanent benefit and
there are few purgativos that are not violent
and profuss in their o. Grafton. Blue p,ll
and calomel are designed to act upon the
liver only, and taken frequently are perni-
clous to health. Tho Bitters produces relax
alton of the bowels without pain, and re-
newAl Of their regularity II also oonduers
fever and ague, rheum Atism, neuralgia and
inactivity Of tho kidneys.
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SPAIN.
Increase in Exports.

MADRID, November 5.-The exports
from Spain during October increased
nearly S5,000,000 as compared with
the same month Of 1885. Half OF the
increase WAS derived from wines ex-
ported to England since the new
treaty with that country went into
effect.
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Trouble Belwecn opera singers,

New YORK, November 5.-The
trouble in signor Angeles Italian
Opera Company Is likely TO end in .
law suit The Sipnor and Nine.
VaIdl, the prima donna, are 1T outs.
Nine. Valda agreed to put in q sum
of money and hec lms spaitaer in the
troupe, but failed 10 do so. The S'guor
sta'e, that lie will set rid OF None.
Nslda, aud the Madame states that
she will &c, rid OF the SgnoL Valda
sings in RgolsHo tonight.
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british AMERICA.

Canadians studying the Calling Gun
OTTAWA, ONT, November 5.-Geo.
Middleton, commander OF the militia
of the Dominion, in his annual report
will recommend that the Calling guns
now held by A and B batteries be
transferred to two OF the infantry
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Hungary.
The Premier's brother.

PEsrH, November 3, - The Herr
Tissa who made a speech in the Hun
garlan delegation last night relative to
the duty Of the members touching the
Eastern question was not the Pre-
mier, but his brother.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT IN NUMEROUS PLACES AT
THE SAME TINE.
While 1t Was Heavy In Some Places,
CharlestOn's Visitat on Was
ltht.

AUGUSTA, GA, November Sat
1926 o'clock this afternoon there was
the ssveYest earthquake shock since
August 3lst. 1t lasted twenty-five
seconds, and people rushed into the
streets. There was no damage done.
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Richmond. Wa.

RICHMOND VA, November 5.-Two
slight shocks of earthquake were felt
here at ~ 80 o'clock pm. Vibrations
we're felt sensibly in the upper stories
of honhpR.
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w. N. HALDEMAN.
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE C0U.
RIER-JoURNAL CO., tells what
he knows of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.

ORFICE OF THE CouRlER-JouRNAL,
LouIsvILLR, KY.
DR.. WintersmitA- waive q rule have
observed for many years, tho value Of your
remedy prompting me 10 say, in reply to
your request, what l know Of your Chill
Cure. The private assurances Of its efficacy
| had, aud the good results Of Its effects
had observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith, who,
for more than hneon years, had been fore
man OF NY office, induced me to test II in
nv fa,tNY. Tho results have beon entirely
sItisff i Sry. Thu first case was Of two
ysars' landing, 10 which | believe every
knowt smedy he 4 been tried with tempo
rlryrt l 1.-the oh lis returning periodically
ald III u eeemi iEly increased severity.
y ours broke Il EN- at once, and there has
bsennl roourrente Of them for moro than
six me- hs.r The other case was OF a milder
form, and yielded more readily 10 other
remedies; but the ohills would return at in
iorvals until your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared From tho Opportu-
nifty have had 20 judge, do not hesitate 10
express my belief that your Chill Cure is a
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise for II. Respectfully,
ARTHUR PETER & CO., 1 ASSats, Louis.
vile, Ky,
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AtSavnnuan.G a.

SAVANNAH, GA, November "a
sharp shock of earthquake was felt
here just as the clocks were striking
IL today.
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Az MACON, Ga.

MACON, GA, November "a slight
earthquake shock was felt here at l :27
o'clock this II morning. No damage re-
Nnrtad
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Al WashinRfOn,

WAsHIEaToE, November 5.-A slight
sh ock of earthquake was felt here
about 1886 o'clock pm.
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AtRnlefrI,N q.

RALEIGH, N. O., November 5--A
slig bit earthquake shock, short in du-
ration but quite perceptible, was felt
here at rs O'clock this afternoon.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. Asl. R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee, etc., Va, VIM.
Bailey ct al, -
Is sain entered in the above oause on the
18th day q May, 1850, N; B. 49, gaEs 6GI,
l will soil at public a9euon, 70 the nign-
ter's office. courthouse OF Shelby county.
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, NOVEMBER Is, Iss6,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nesseo, tO-wit: "a
Lot ia, Keel subdivision country lot $50
fronting 1885, feet on the east side, Of Main
street and lAS3a feet on inc south side 81 SAT
farans street, and running back to limo Of
country lot bS2.
Terms of Sale--On credit Of six months
note with security required; lien retained
redemption barred. THIS October IS, 1855.
:. /. MoDOW EI /, Clerk and Master.
Nv I. p. Caldwell, Deputy Q. and A..
+. II. \ c, W. Heiskell, Solicitors.
octl9-26 noYSlS
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appearance and the eruptions to disappeaT
The most delicate stomach will not be nau-
seated by Browns Iron Bitters, the most
sensitive organization will not revolt NJ
its use rs In the case of other iron
medicines Ladies' will altCdys derive II
benefit from 1t, and one important truth -
in regard to Browns Iron Bitters is that
1t is the only Iron medicine that Will not =.
iniure or discolor the teeth. Given to -
children in small and frequent doses =
II Is Of untold value In strengthening
and toning up their system, repairing "
the waste of nature and furnishing them In
endurance for the wear ofschool duties w
upon their growing bodies, Once more -
then Browns Iron Bitters is adapted TO "
the old and young, male and female, Is IA
the best blood purifying, Strengthening ID
tonic ever made. Is sold everywhere. "A
Price only one dollar bottle Prepared a
by the Brown Chemical Co., Balt', Md. -
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WORTH KNOWING.

~ Iron Bitters which has been house
Id hold remedy in every part OF the
ID United states for years, enjoys and de-
Ii serves the reputation it has won as the
n most perfect blood purifying medicine
" ever prepared. Its combination ofthe
w best and most powerful Alternatives
w to be found in the world OF nature,
NJ witha preparation Of iron, which II has
been discovered will not produce con-
stlpatlon or headache, ranks its pro-
duction with theseyen wonders OF the
world. In no other blood purifying medicine
are the same Strengthening properties to be
found The secret OF the combination OF
Browns Iron Bltters Is 80 valuable TO human
beings, and so beneficial to human life,
that II is but just and right that itshould
remain in the sole possession OF its dis
covers, the Brown Chemical Co., and for IL,
their benefit. They do their duty TO the ~
world when they offer Browns Iron ~
Bitters In its perfected form that ena' ~
bles the sufferer to be his own ply N
stefan. If your stomach is disorganized.
unable to do its duty, failing through lack OF
action 10 assimilate the food you eat, unable 70
assist in its digestion, among the serious re-
suits, the most tormenting, the most unbeara-
able, the most depressing is Dyspepsia
ID Its torture all know. When II becomes
- acute then 1t is Indgestion,th the only sure
cure for which is Browns Iron HIters'
= Better than a cure is prevention, ana
Browns Iron Bitters taken at the slightest
" warning Of this disturbance is sure
r. 4
w gestion. These warnings in the form OF
| IL constipation and dull headaches should
ID be needed. Browns Iron Bitters VIII
| Al cure them. All other iron medicines
| * produce them, and if they are warnings
| ~ of dlscrdered stomach it needs no sug-
gestion to the thoughtful mind to see that
Browns Iron Bitters is the only iron medicine
that should be taken to regulate and strength
en-, to renovate and build up the tired, e1'
hausted or worn out stomach. Beingthe
greatest blood purifier known to medl' ~
cal science, Browns Iron Bitters must y
therefore be the best stomach regener-
ator and strengthened, for the impuri-
ties of the blood must be removed, and X
the weak, watery, vitiated condition w
strengthened before the action through H.
the stomach upon the system can be &
perfectly healthy. We are not alarmists' y
1ut we tell the simple plain truth when
We affirm that all the ills Of the body A
,rise from impure blood whether weak IA
and watery or tainted with scroiula or N
,ther humors Ulcers in the stomach, II
weakness OF the kidneys, inactive slug r
ssh liver, all follow these conditions OF Il
.he blood. Attendant upon these troubles
which result in general debility and vast
ing away of the whole bodily and menta
strength, are impaired digestion, loss OF appe
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VAIN ARTYN's COMMERCIAL cox
Nh l.EaE, 9l3 Sixth St., Washington, D.
@. Provides practically useful busine 's odu-
cation. No terms nor vacations. students
enter at any time. Terms: Lifes scholarship,
$40. Twelve weeks Course, Board, etc., SO.
Send for circular.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tick cts at Five Dollars Zach,
Fractions, I'm Ftfths, I'm
DrOpOrttOn.

1867 Prizes, amounting $685. o
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the Office Of the Company at
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex-
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by Express Ia
our expense), addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. o.,
OF at 9 " est Court Sc, Memphis, Tenn
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and addl ess Registered LetterstO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New 0rIeAna. La.
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We, the undersigned, Banks and Bankers,
Mill pay all Prises drdtop IN The Louisidnd
State Lotteries iohich may be presented at our
counters.
J.HOGLEsBY,P Pres. Ia. Natl Bank.
J.w.KILBRETH,P Pres. State NATL Bh
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. o. Nat. Bk.
Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years
by the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purpose0-with capital of ST.
600, 0OO-to which reserve fund Of over $780,
600 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made part ofthe present State
Constitution, adopted December I'd, AID.
1879.
The only Lottery eyer voted on and endorsed
BY the people of am State,
10 neper scales or postpOnes.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
1ngs take place monthly, and the
Extraordinary Drawings regularly
every Three Months instead of semi.
annually as heretofore.
A splendid OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS l., IN THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
November o, ISS6-10Sth Monthly Draw
ing.
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tie, loss OF strtnBIHl IHIISu'U IUVII"H,
@ weakness of the muscles, eruptions OF
- the skin, pallid sunken cheeks, dropsy,
T diabetes, inflammation of the bladder,
a rheumatism of the heart sleepless-
n ness, catarrh, dizziness, piles but why
~ continue the list, for If 1t produces
M terror to read them, then 1t is horror
AVA to suffer Their. They can all be cured
A by the faithful use Of Browns Iron
Bitters Its effect is to strengthen the
4 body and muscles, repair the appetite
and remove indigestion, to promote
Ill healthy refreshing sleep, and cause the
at,ia a, ooi,s co roeurna n fresh healthy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-01-29
TAR. B. F. MAPHIS & BRO.
- DentIetA

Oyyrcrs: Woodstock and sAumsv'lle' virginia
In woodstock. 1T aud 81 weeks OF zach iaohtn'
Il, saumsvllle "a aud ith weeks.
.ri.s, in need Of nrrt class Dentistry a. moder-
,te prices will do well q call .-....., ,-oo
ri,ii - Of Artificial teeth from 500 70 $780,
'-,..v 1~o ia aiings from s.25 10 5000. Silver
.i-ing. from 15c. 70 500.
Ariaciai teeth put up on sohl g2ia, ooi9 ana
e.lisioId Combination Celleoid aud kuboer pAi, ;;
0old aad Porcelain rivo'ing' o-sl., 60
..t.,..tou given % hlnug snd preserving the ma
a.-.l .e-,b ana correcting the irrcgulanues
All ,gork warranted lfst class.
- rselh extracted Absolutely without PAIN y
ho 80 Of Nitrous Oxideoaa
Nav 10. -i-tf.
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(a) A little anccdote will prove that
Dnnmore was a general, and also the high
estimation in which he held Capt. Cresap.
While the army was marching through
Indian country, Dunmore ordered Capt
Cresap with his company and some more
OF his best troops in the rear. This dis
pleased Cresap, and he expostulated will
the earl, who replied, that the reason o.
this arrangement was, because ho know
that II hs was attacked in front, all those
men would soon rush toward into The
engagement. This reason, which was by
the by handsome compliment, satisfied
Cresap, and oil the rear guard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-01-29

WOODhlNNh VA
viipractice In thecourts Of Shenandoah auu
.aacent counties. ,..t-,
- Special attention given 90 the eolee'ion oi
sl.lms 4nl alllcgal business eutrusteu' 3, III. -,
Tfttnrfv Wr. JArasoS on Friday ana oa'rl-
sav. before the 2nd Tuesday % each month"; al
g. l. N torlau's once.
Nav II '-f-tf
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(a) The Muskingum at this place is "a
to be abont 300 yards wide.
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NR A. MAR RTIN.
sURGEON DENTIST.

Respectfully informs the public that
,e has resumed the practice of MS pro-
,ssion orders left az the store OF /. ).
grayel. in Woodstock, willfeceiye pro-
mpJ attention
Nav i5. '5l-tf.
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without measure or decency iol
on the 18th of July, Of the same
year, we find one Of the most ex.
traordinary, crooked malignant,
Grubstreet eplstles, that ever ap.
peared upon paper but let us seeit
" Fort DanmOre, (a) July IA, 1774
Your whole proceedings, so far
as relate to our disturbances with
the Indians, have been of a nature
so extraordinary, that ! am much
at loss to account for the cause /;
but when consider your late steps,
tending directly to ruin the service
here, by inveigling away the militia
of this garrison by your preposter-
Gus proposals, and causing them
thereby to embeZzle the arms Of the
government, purchased at an enOr-
nous expense, and at the same
time to reflect infinite disgrace up
on the honor of this colony, by at
tacking a set Of people, which,
notwithstanding the injury they
have sustained by you in the loss
Of their people, yet continue to re-
ly upon the professions Of friend.
ship which | have made, and de.
port themselves accordingly; | say
when consider these matters, /
must conclude you are actuated by
a spirit of discord, so prejudicial
to the peace and good order of So
ciety, that the conduct calls for
Justice, and due execution thereof
can only check. | must once again
order yon to desist from your per-
nicious designs, and require of you,
if you are an officer of militia, to
send the deserters from this place
back with all expedition, that they
may be dealt with as their crimes
merit.
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nR. r. T. LOCKE,
IL SURGEON DENTIST
OFFICE: Main St., opp. the Court House.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

" UVI" IUINf FIIfW'1''fF
Artificial teeth inserted in any manner
desired. Careful attention gwen 10 MI
ing and extracting. Parents should OHnS
their children and have their teeth ex-
amined and procure information that viii
be Of great value in after life.
viii visit Edinburg regularly on the lst
and 3rd Tuesdays Of each month, at which
tme can be found at the residence Of
Sir. Jacob L. Rinkor.
All ,yorl guaranteed. Prices moderate
July 10, '-5.-ly.
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IN Send six cents for postage,
lJr110 and receive free, a costly
"a THE box of goods which will help
! ~ 1AV'y0u to more money right
away than anything else in this world.
All. of either sex, succeed from first
hour. The broad road 10 fortune opens
before the workers, absolutely sure. AT
once address, True X Co, Augusta, Maine.
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r. and Club.

The f. 81 L. Club held its 9th anniversary
last evening at Cottage Farm. The club, it
will be remembered, is modelled on the prin-
ciple of the famous Last Man Club. Origi-
nally composed of nine members, three have
already deceased. Two of the number,
Messrs j. S. Roberts and Charles II. Mer-
rill laid down their lives in the great civil
war, and the third, E. A. Jordan, died last
year. The surviving members are President
John I. Alexander, Secretary Charles Rich,
Messrs. Henry S. Trickey, Charles lE. Ran
dali, Joseph K. Brett, and Benjamin L.
Trickey.
The members, with their wives gathered
at Cottage Farm, Secretary Rich's residence,
at p. NJ, and discussed most appetizing
supper. The menu was very handsomely
engraved by w. S. Lowell, the fashionable
engraver, and bore on one cover representa-
lions of nine CLANS with a members name
appended to each, the shells of those apper-
tanning to the deceased members being open,
showing that life had fled. The other cover
bore the motto of the society, "semper para
tn" and its organization. On the third page
was graceful poem, entitled 'The Last
Takes ALL, delivered by Mr.. Jordan at the
annual dinner in 1885.
After supper, Mr.. Rich read most feeling
sketch in memOYidnl of Mr.. Jordan, reminis-
cences of the good old days were told, and
later amusements, participated in by the la
dies, were much enjoyed, and the 9th ami
versary was ended.
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BRIEF JorrsMcs.

y sneak thief entered the yard of MI.
Fred Curtis, Saccarappa, and stole yoke, a
pair Of whiffletrees and traces.
The steamer Polynesian of the Allan line,
arrived at Liverpool from Portland ON last
Sunday
The Casino rink at Bar HarbOr has been
secured for the meeting place of the Ameri-
can Institute of Instruction next July.
Remember the usual temperance meeting
tonight at the Gospel Mission at 7.3o O'Clock.
All are cordially invited.
Two men were badly burned about the face
lastiweek by burning gas escaping from the
furnace at the Atlantic Forge shop, East
Deering.
The counsel for Marshal Andrews will file
exceptions to the rulings of Judge Haskell
in the recent trial, and carry the case to the
Law Court.
The treasurer of the Home for Aged Men
acknowledges the receipt of one hundred dol
lars, as a New Years present from Captain
Edward A. Warwick.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 4, Daughters of Re-
bekah of Lewiston, has invited Ivy Lodge,
No. 5, of Portland, to visit them February
ODD.
Shanahan & Co., contractors of Portland,
have arrived at Old Orchard with eight teams
and a crew of men who are to be employed
filing in the grounds at Ocean Park. They
are to board at Old Orchard during the time
employed on the contract.
A cool thief after entering the house NO.
1913 Cumberland ST., Saturday afternoon ana
stealing wallet containing So from the up
per tenement, coolly stood on the front steps
and buttoned his overcoat before going
AWAY
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. p Mayo, of the Somerset Reporter,
passed through this city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. S. Allan, the Boston agent of the
Allan Steamship Company, has been spend
ing few DAYS in the city.
Mr.. +. II. Fassett leaves for Denver, Col,
today, where his son, Mr. VIM. G. Fassett,
is seriously i'll.
Governor Robbie, Gorham; H. Haywood,
Lancaster, N. H; Robert Chace, Guildhall,
VT. A. T. Barron, Newburyport; 0. j. Kim
ball, New York; d. H. Beattie, Wenlock,
vt. C. S. Atwood, Auburn; G. II. Pitcher,
Lowell, were among the guests at the Fall
mouth Hotel last night
The many friends of Frank E. Pratt will
learn with sorrow of his death. which oc-
CURED from heart disease Sunday morning
at the residence of his mother, No. 70 Myrtle
street He had been confined to his house
only week, though he had complained of
not feeling well for some time previous. For
years he has been engaged in the sale of
newspapers and periodicals, and his form
was familiar one on the streets. He was
bright and smart and everybody who knew
him had a pleasant word for him, to which
he never failed to respond His age was
80 wears.