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SC ROEuLA.

whether transmitted from parents acquired, II
within the curative range Of the Sarsaparllian Re
solvent.
Cures have been made where persons have been
afflicted with Scrofua from their youth up to 90 &c
and 40 years of agr. by DR. RAILWAYS SARSAPA
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grelients of extraordinary lical properties essen
tia to purify. heal repair and invgorate the broker
down and wasted body. Quick pleasant, safe and
permanent in its treatment and cure.
Sold by all druggists. Ono dollar bottle.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-01-21

A dose of Red Star Cough Cure will pre-
vent you disturbing the congregation, and
put you in right frame of mind to enjoy
the services. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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fnvigorate, renew, and bcautify the hair by
tho use of Halls Hair Remover.
For sick and nervous headache, constipation
and liver troubles, take Ayers Pills.
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neglected, often becomes strangulated, ant
proves fatal. We employ a new method ant
guarantee a cure in every case or no pay. Sehe
10 cents in stamps for pamphlet and references ss
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associatioh' W
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nun,urc. nrrncb, or Hernia,

The very tobacco pipe that Sir Walter
Raleigh smoked before Queen Elizabeth, was
told by auction in London the other day.
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No one should delay when they have cougl
or cold, when a 50-cent bottle of Bigelow'
Positive Cure will promptly. and safely cur
chronic cases.
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as value the truly great of om
own sex. sho has all tho winning graces
that make us love even tho faults We see
in the weak and beautiful in hers"
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DYSPEPSl

plant. They restore strength to the stomach and
enable 1t to perform its functions Tho symptoms
Of Dyspepsia Disappearance with them the liability Of
the system to contract diseases. Take the medicine
according to directions and observe what We say in
tBSend a letter stamp to DIR. RADWAY Il
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ere sure 10 GET RADWAY,A.
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Two Million French Failure.
M. Sagot, banker OF Calais, France, hA
suspended. His liabilities are s2,00O,0o0.
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cro,,.., n,.covcrv .luce t4a2.

At least four Incorporated towns in Col
orado are at an altitude over 1000 feet above
lp
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Eigh,y-six college graduates enlisted in the
signal service last year.
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Hoods SarsapariIla

Fon Tor advertising in this paper apply to tho
Publisher. N l. Three
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An rndauhfed RIcssrn

The Postmaster of Liverpool, Florida, writes:
"Ths last Hop Plaster worked wonders on my
rheumatism. Send me another" 25c.
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Hardware and Harness Dealers
Special discount to the Trade. =, ,Q1e1aA nv
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Bowels, Kidneys Bad Ter. Nervous Diseases, Loss
Of Appetite Headache; O9stiyeness; Indigestion.
Biliousness Fever, Inflammation of tho Bowels,
Piles and all deran ements of the internal viscera
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Immediate RELIEF!

Gordons King Of Pain relieves pain OF whatever
eure. the moment It is applied, and is household
remedy wherever known for Rheumatism Neural
sprains and Bruises. Diarrhna Dysentery, Sore
Throat, Ulcers, Fresh Wounds. etc. Burns win not
blister II applied and Bruises will heal in day that
would require week by any other method. The
remedy is furnished in powder with labels, etc, and
sent by mall, postage paid. 1t put up in &c. u
and Is packages The 50c., or trial package when
reduced to liquid form, will MI "a 2oE bottles which
are worth at retail, s. Agents can coin money sell
ing 1t worth ten times Its cost for burns alone.
Send postal notes or two cent stampa Address
Z q. RICHARDS. Sole Proprietor. Toledo. Ohia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
CHINA AND ENGLAND ~ BURNAH.


The cession of a portion Of Upper Burmah to
China for the rectlfication of the frontier be-
tween the two countries, being announced at
the same time with the annexation of Upper
Burmah to British India, no doubt points to one
of the influences which have decided the Eng
lsh Government to terminate the Burmese
difficulty promptly and boldly. At one time
there was apprehension lest China should OBJ
ject to the presence of a British power on her
border, and had recent events occurred five
years ago such objections would certainly have
appeared. But the French operations in Ton
Quin have alarmed the Chinese Government
thoroughly, and there is reason TO believe that
the annexation Of Burmah has been fastened,
not only by the apparent impracticablty of
ruling the country under the Rcsidcncy system
followed elsewhere in India but by representa-
tons made by Picking to Calcutta to the effect
that China would welcome British admins
tration at Mandalay, whereas any continuation
of the old unstable and capricious government
would lmperIl her frontier.
The undisg used French greed of commercial
gain has alarmed China for Yunnan, which last
year it was proposed to open up through Ton
quin, without more respect to the rights Of the
actual rulers IMAM WAS SnOWn III lnc conquest OF
Anam and the adjacent territory. The work
was to be done peaceably if possible, but It was
understood that in case of resistance it should
be accomplished by folcc of arms. The French
colony ut Saigon was responsible Tor much OF
this truculent talk, and no doubt the Paris
Government had ample excuse fer Iepudiating
any such intentions. NJ. Ferry, however, GER
tainly authorized active intrigue mt Mandalay
and Ava, and the Chinese have never been de-
ceived as to the intent and Interior motives of
the negotiations which. ia usual in such eases,
were cloakcd under the pretext Of commercial
enterprises. China prefers England for neigh
Dor, because she knows that she " i'll then have
Il quiet frontier She has nothing to fear in
that quarter, and moreover the transfer of
Upper Burmah to India is q cOunerpoise to
French influence on the lndo- Chinese iitoral
1t is also of importance to India that the
French dream of empire in the East should be
dissipated, and nothing can tend TO that resul
more powerfully than the Burmese annexation,
since that event not only blocks the road to
Yunnan, but virtually establishes British pro-
tectorate over Siam, and at the same time Gre
tates Immense opportunities for the exploita-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

Neither party desires to confront Mr. Parneii
and to conduct the Government under the pres
ent political conditions. Lord SALISBURY
ardor to escape the responsibilities OF so hazard
Gus and embarrassing position is fully reclpro-
Gated by Mr.. Gladstone. The one Is as anxious
70 get out of Office as the other is to stay out lts
n closely contested race to evadc Mr.. Parncl
dictatorship. Indeed. the very helplesSness OF
any Ministry of the day until a fresh appear
can be made TO the constituencies tends to I'M
pair that dictatorship. Mr. PANEL could make
very effective use Of his eighty-six votes, II
there were a sharp rivalry between the main
English parties for conducting the Govern
ment. But when there is extreme reluctance
on bothsldes to take Office and brisk compe-
ttion for the Opposition seats his opportunities
for excltIng Il commanding influence nc West
minister will be sensibly diminished. MI.
Punch ought to be able to make the essence OF
the new Parliament very entertaining. Ger
tainy the Dutcn auction with which it opens
is grotesQue spectacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
ENGLISH OPINION on IRELAND.

The summaries of English opinion respecting
home rule given i'll our special cable dispatches
are exceedingly valuable. The reception of
Mr. Gladstone's Irish programme has been so
markedly hostile that he has been dumb on the
subject during the last week and the Opposi-
ton to home rule has steadily increased. The
letters of Earl Cowpcr, the Duke Of Argyll and
Professor Goodwin Smith give expression TO the
extreme views which each was known to enter
tain. More significant is the speech of Mr.
Treveyan one of the ablest Secretaries for Ire
land during the present generation and one of
the strongest OF the new contingent of English
statesmen. His political capacity and expert
ence in governing the island give great weight
to his Judgment, while his sympathy with
advanced Liberal thought excludes the sus-
picon that his views may be coiored by pre-
JUDGE. He is not prepared to accept Mr..
Gladst0ne's sweeping concessions, and can find
no middle ground between imperial
authority over Ireland and policy Of sepa.a-
ton. The Spectator, which is easily the abIcst
organ of Advanced Liberalism in the United
Kingdom, is equally emphatic in cOndemning
every proposal that has been made either bv
Mr.. Gladstone OF by Mr.. LabOuchere. Indeed.
it is apparent alike from the replies made by
the Liberal members to requests for their views
on home rule and from declarations BY public
men and the press that Mr.. Gladstone has
carried few representatives or agencies of Eng
lish opinion with him in his new departure.
The English people will not make so complete
a surrender to Ireland as home rule involves
without kicking hard against the prcks.
Meanwhile. Mr.. Gladstone, if he has done
nothing else, has succeeded in breaking up the
alliance between the Conservatives and the
Nationalists, by virtue of which Lord Randolph
Churchill had been hoping to keep the Ministry
in Office. The result of this maneuvre Is
humOrously described by our London corre-
sp0ndent as Dutch auction ia Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

PERSO.NfL.

Miss Cleveland has prohibited sn o;lns In the halls OF
the White House. and many vi the visiting Ieormers
unhappy.
The Church Of the Trinity Worcester Mass. 30 which
the Rev Calvin Stcbbhs has Just been called Is attended
by Senator Ioar Con sres-eman Rice AMI Judge Adm
Thaycr Mr. Stcbbns is oryseyen years old and IS re-
grded as Of the best pulpit in the Unitarian
body He has recently been preaching in Lebanon.
Is. H.. ami before thIt for seven years IN Detroit
he brother OF the Row. Dr. HOrauO HteDblhs, OF
san FrlUci>cO.
Ko.sIth thinks there Is impending war between
Austria and Russia lor supremacy IN the Balkan Pen
IIsull.
Nj John j. Phelp35 yacht, Brunhide, which has just
lott Alden her progress round the world, suffered
somewhat gale In the Red sea but rode IL out IN
a valiant fashion. Her appear, while beating down
from Jcbel Zuur the occasion Of scare On Brit
ish steamer Tho captain thereof wa. convinced that
the Bgunuilc Vr ttca craft, and fearing an al
tack, kept strOuy quart on deck all night The yacht
ht. proved herself stauch and scdwCrhy remark
able IL ;rce, ana tus enjoyment Of tAc party on board
has been great
TNEGo. OAK. Jan John 3. Raymond. eX-Dclegate
20 Congress. dan er1u-lyi with typhoid pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

lions of British commerce and transportation
throughout the vast region affected.
There can be no doubt that the annexation OF
Burnah will be followed by the introduction OF
railways to that province. Already system
has been blocked oct, in fact and the assur-
ance of order and tranquility implied by BRUSH
administration is certain to give the necessary
confidence to capital. The commerce capable OF
development by the opening up of Burmnh ana
Iunnan is estimated by competent observers Ike
Mr.. Ross Colluhoun rs very considerable. Inc
whole region is fertile, and hitherto It's capa-
blitjes have not been fairly tested. 1t Is not
probable that there are any of those fabulous
fortunes to be made which were possible under
the rule Of John Company, when the results OF
shaking the Pagoda tree dazz.ed all Europe.
But there is doubtless sufficient reward for
enterprise and business sense, and IN these
DAYS Of fierce competition between capitalists
seeking investment .hcre is no danger that the
new field will lack the means OF industrial
progress. The annexation will probably cost
India little or nothing, for Burmah can be made
sef-supaorting, and eventually will furnish
some surplus revenue. There will be no
lamcnting anywhere over the end of the last
dynasty. The Burmese people will soon learn
to appreciate the change Of government.
Dacoiiy will be put down with the strong hand,
aud tho turbulent Shans will be made TO re-
SYcct the frontier for the first time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

and some of the priests forbade any more
masses for Rel, and in other ways tried to stop
the agitation which his execution caused. Their
orders have not been accepted with that
implicit obedience which the popular theory
would lead us to expect On the contrary, the
Roman Church in Canada is just now in most
unpleasant predicament because so many OF Its
members declare they will do just as they
please about this Ricl matter. WOuld it not be
wise, after all, to admit frankly that in America,
whether in Canada or our own country, Roman
Catholics are Just as good and independent
citizens as members of any other denomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Preparing for the Jubilee of Emperor
William. - Plans for meeting OF the three
Emperors. - An agreement for IL ion of Bull
raIia and Eastern Rumea. 60 Newark chill
dren returning nom Paris
DOMEsTIC.-Dsc among manufacturers IN
Brocton. Mass the question of arbitration III
Lynn. &C. Formal abandonment of the strike III
the M0nongahela Valley. &C. The captain of the
schoo Aer Racer under bonds for scutting the ves-
sell - The marriage contract of Willard FIJI
more aud his wife made public several pei
sons hurt III a fire in BInghamton, n. y. ==
Threatenet strike OF carpet weavers in Philadcl-
pbia - The Grand Jury cOndemning the dram
shops of Chicago. == Many Republicans III
Albany to take part in the Speakcrship.
CITY AND SUBUEBAN-St Lukes Church chan
&c! damaged by fire. - Lunatics in panic III
the Essex County Insane Asylum 60 Treasurer
Jordan took charge of the Sub-TreaSuTy. &C.
The C0unty Clerks indexes returned. = y
yonng woman unconscious Ill a hOtel. c.
Typhus fever IN a tenement house. -- Gold
value of the lcga-tender silver dollar A12l2
gTains) 1856 cents 60 Stocks dull and 1luctu-
ating with Il feyerish Tone closing steady, If not
strong
cloudy weather and possibly light rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
THE HYBROPHOBL1 CRAZE.

The popular alarm about hJdI0phODla hlS
become an absolute craze, ana 1t Is evident 10
those who retain their Judgment that the pro-
cccdings of VI. PaSteur in relation to The matter
are in no way calculated To bring about COM
mon-sense reaction. The simple trnth Is that
no evidence has been adduced 60 show that any
one of the children or adults sent over to Paris
from this country has been bitten by Idbld
dog. To talk, as VI. Pastcur does, about
"curing" these people i utterly and amazingly
unscientic. Seeing that there is no proof oil
the existence of hydrpphObia in the dogs that
bit the patients, it must be Impossible TO
demonstrate from any treatment OF them the
efficiency of the said treatment. Moreover, rs
according to experience and the best authorities
the incubating period of the hydrophobic virus
may last several years, it Is clearly absurd to
argue from the present absence OF symptoms
that cures have been effected. Nothing more
sloycniy or less in accord with scientific
method, than Professor Pa5tcurs course i'll this
regard can be imagined.
He seems to have accepted the loose and un-
siftcd statements OF ignorant people OF all sorts
about the condition of the dogs that bit them,
and i'm every case to have proceeded on tho
unVarrantabe assumption that the animals
were rabid As a matter of fact there Is no
snrious evidence that a >ingle rabil dog has yet
beon killed. while all tho facts. whcn coolly
evominnd. strengthen the suspicion thai human
apprehension and excited human Imagination
are rrsnonsible for the scare which has in a few
,veol,s reached sucb dimensions. TIE TaIBrNE
has already noiutcd ont the incvita bic tendency
IF spch scarcs tn create the matctill on which
tbe,, ,,,,,v Talk about mad dogs causes t.mid
noo,,o ~ fancy cvcrv dn, they meet mad.
S.,,;oi,,, IF do,,s cause. Them - he il-trcltcl.
m t.a,,.,.,,, ,,,l.os s,,,. of tinD, s,,,cp. and
t,., T,o. L;,n ,rbo r,,,,op. bite they
J,,1oI mad AMI tho, I'M. ,r. burt,J
,rh,;n ,nanir,.,,t.,,s IF terror ,,, construed a.
svmntoms of hydrophobia. and they are killed.
This Is the analysis of the present scare, and
il is time 10 call halt to such nonsense and
iuinstice. and 10 insist that some proof of rabies
shall he given before this blind and indlscrim-
in,to raid unon the moor dogs is carried any
further
In truth bydropbobia is an extremely rare
disease 50 rare that many scientific men have
even questioned the existence of such com
nl,ipt. Evidence no doubt exists sufficient to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

schnrz and GodIin which no really honest manwonid
ever TO- and merely Equitable one You'd iarc
Whites work was carried on through series yrafs
He wrote some sneaking letters IL 1854 To Mr. fie
eVang 20 charges misreprcseEg IA, ISSUES ard try
ing weakly sbif; whatever blnrc tharc Others
But 20 The latest demand for answers To crrjain pla
intrlgiDe questions he gave no Response, bat U.g,d
behind the expression that he thnuIht Sir. cl gas
'dpmented An ica which : not ~ ,tln"i by The
and composition or his Letters Ehe MANAGEMENT OF the
editorial DEPARTMENT OF Ih@ Post, sire Bryan a Parke
Goodwin llrpal ted frOn has been d.grac5f inr
nalism. Bt White ana GOdkiu tile cii;o.s, are anon
the saintlIest OF the hugYGups
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

= FTnIH ThF VHItH'IphII BuILffiH.
'yFus ". f.'ld'S a;tH.gnnTul OF Horace White, tie
plpnS ana pure Mugwump of he ErcHitO Post u "A
turilOle one Ana IL IL the terrible White
cannot deny or isruye any of Mr. Fields allegations
concerning MS connection with Wizard In watering
oor'S"h hnllioai aid Navigation stock IN buying The
Leh"0 Fosfwith tho money thus frauulrnly uht aimed
nhl Ia QOlng many Ohor tnIngs pArllor of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
Az INVALUABLE ANIMAL

From The BilgAHDlt0ti HSptbiic4n,
THIS OhCe hats eat. 10 II an uriI.oll An mal that
some early misfortune deprived the greater nnt of
her cahda appcnddgc. IL II really worth do lar 10 sec
The Alrn't manner In WHEN She will wave her abb @.
Waited ruddcr In the face Of some lou -windad bor,
sayt2- pnincr than words: III you would be- welcome
mako your tale Short"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

From me SraduShy RgiS'er
The editor of Iac LrtHUtJ IOSt cEslnS to DO one OF
the aDest mon OF all The In the following bit OF
wisdUm:
The art OF lying probably the oldest of all the arts
having been prdct3cd from the remurst antulty and
cultivated by sOne or tho ablcst OF all races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

"TmE TmBuNE will be recalled, " remarks The
Erengq POST as the paper which recently adyer-
fused that II was controlled by one mind Yes.
dear, We dill And whilo William Cullen Bryant
was alIye-and although you may not be aware OF
the fact you are constantly advertising that he is
dead-Tho Post was controlled by one mind But
now it evidently is controlled by syndicate con
sistng chiefly of Envy, Hatred Malice and Bad
Morals Malice aud Bad Morals owning tho ma
jorty of the stock And while
freely conceding the right of our venerable con
temporary To manage its own modest affairs in its
own way, we are strong III the conviction that
sensible people viii hold that our own theory of
editorial control is the wiser and better of tho two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
SOCIAL IyCIDENqs N WASHINGTON


9 WASHINGTON, Jan. . (SpcliGD.-Mr anu
Mrs CUrtm tea from to to-day at the ho"oO
Representative Curtin IN K-st The company "et0
welcomed by Mrs. Curtin and her sister. Miss A"''
Wilson. If Pennsylvania Miss Curtin presided al 'No
table In the d!ning.rOom and with Miss Emery NN'
Coffee and other young ladies'. served b0ulon eho'V
late and tea. Mrs. Daniel Manning. the Misses lHu'
Mrs j. Il. Hawley. and Miss Kate FooIe. Genefa '''
Miss lIazen the French German aud Italian Mihs's'
the wife Of General Drum, Admiral Rod-aS
MA Grorge Il. Lorng. General vs..
V.ccf. Major and Mrs Slack nj, '. Iii
Page Mrs ~ NJ - Rejects, Mrs. Carlisle MIS- sr,
Mrs NnShi, gton Mclean, ami Alexander Grche' WV
among the Guests. , ,.,nls
III" chef Justice and Mrs. wife have sent on' '''''
for Tue Il ty evenings la January. -, p,,ipe
srIIrs OF receptions are To be given "t w & e.
manson IN January aHa February by Mr. a6d a'~ -
Letter. ,iaca
wedding OF more than ordinary interest INos 10.
o. Thurs lay, when Miss Ada rgdyrr. sls"I anass
Frana Riggs, and the Rev. Maurice Addison. wir
vi ". W. Cor, Oran are 10 DO married The eerc"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

From me Peoria tHtl Trta4cr.g'
And now 1t II asserted that Cunmssl0ucr sparks has
been ten ered the Austrian Mission. Ii this Is true
shows how drepcated and nJsGse the hostility vi tha
country 10 Austria.