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to the story-teller. .let me introduce Rev. Myron
w. Reed, pastor of the First Presbyterian

to the story-teller. .let me introduce Rev. Myron
w. Reed, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church.
The story-teller was profuse in apologies and
perspiration. He had no intent to insult the
cloth. Never mind" said Mr. Reed, 'sit doesn't
make any difference / make it a rule, when a
gentleman tells filthy story, not to remember
It; when blackguard tells one, to forget it."
And the story-tel left, wondering in which
list the clergyman had placed him.
The retired reporter dropped in last night to
look round bit. ''You fellows have an easy
time now to what we used to have dozen years
ago, when / was on the Journal We had to
write everything, including the advertisements.
There was great competition between US and the
Sentinel in obituary. One evening a friend
came up to see me- He had lost his brother and
had been drinking. In short he was drunk.
you knew B Blob, he said, steadying himself
by the door-knob; well w-w-want you to write
him up I thought it w-w-would be the right
thing for MN me to tell you that I've just
c-come from the S-S-Sentnel Office where | saw
l-l-little Joe BIB Bingham, and now you know
who you've got to buck against | gave Bob q
slap up obituary"
This is the season when the small boy crawls
out of the water. with his back grilled like St.
Lawrence after contact with the gridiron. He
goes home with his hair thoroughly dried and
nothing to disclose his violation of the mater nal
command not to 90 into the water. Nothingbut
the fact that in his haste, having stayed until
the last minute of the long afternoon. he has put
his shirt on wrong side out would over havelgiven
the crap away AS it is, switch, howls, peni
tence, promises.
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suea Cor Publishinc . Boyoott Notice.

New York, July 3L-H H. Hoffmeister,
president of the Volks Zetung Cooperative
Publishing Company, and Moritz Hoffman, the
business manager of the Volks Zeitung were ar
rested yesterday in proceedings begun against
them by Paul Bauer, of Coney Island, for 500, 900
for criminal libel. They were brought to the
sheriff's Office to-day. when they furnished S. 600
bail each, and were released. Deputy sheriffs
have been hunting for Editor Shevitch of the
Volks Zeitung, who is also included in the suit,
but so far without success. The arrest was
Bauer, of West Brighton Beach. He accuses
them Of publishing the official boycott notice is
sued against him by the Brooklyn Central Labor
Union. some time ago. warning all persons that
Paul Bauer had violated his agreement with the
Walters and Bar tenders Union, No. 2, and ask
ing that he be boycotted
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urcs given above do not give correct idea of the
amount paid into the order by members each
year. The dues average So. so per year for each
member, and the aggregate receipts for 1886 in
the local assem- blies will exceed $780, O0 in
Guiding assessments
The per capita TO district assemblies is the
same as to the General Assembly, cents quar-
ter in nearly all of the districts Assessments
are levied oftener by the districts than by the
General Assembly, and the money is turned over
much more quickly. In case of big strike or
lockout the cash il frequently paid out upon
the same night on which it is received In very
urgent cases the locals advance assessments be-
fore collecting them from the individual mem
Ders. 1t Is also a common thing for committees
OF strikers to appeal directly to local
for aid. and they never go away empty handed.
An interesting statistic of the order is the
number of persons who have been expelled and
the manner in which information of such expul-
sion, suspension or reinstatement is given to the
various local assemblies The total number OF
explosions to July l was 2. 800. Each week the
general secretary sends list OF the explosions
to each local assembly. The name and an exact
description OF each person expelled Is given.
The following is verbatim from the report for
one week in June, with name and number omit
ted for obvious reasons
No. -. BY L. A. 66O1, Milwaukee, Wis, --
for violation of obligation and conduct unbecoming
knight Height five feet five inches. sallow complex
ion black hair mixed with gray black mustache, very
dark eyes inclined to stoop spectacles, age be-
tween fifty and sixty years
Publicity was given the following case in a
campaign which the expelled knight made for
the Office of city comptroller of Williamsport.
Pa, to which office, by the way. he was elected,
and the notice Is reproduced here without
erasure:
No 2053. BY L. A. 2266, Williamsport, Pa, D.
N. Rock for embezzIement Height feet 6as inches;
hair nearly gray fair complexion; gray eyes; age fifty
years; occupation book-keeper.
1t is not surprising that so few are expelled
when it is known that such publicity is given
the facts of members wrong doing. Less
than 5000 explosions in a membership such as
the Knights of Labor have, composed of all
classes. is exceedingly small
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OF course these figures do not approximate to
fhe amount received and expended by the dis
trict assemblies to which the strikers were at
tached. Five times the sum named would not
exceed the amount paid to strikers during April
and May.
The unexpended balances in the hands of the
general secretary treasurer June last were as
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AYERS Pills take the lead of all aperients and
purgatives. Their action is gentle, searching
and thorough.
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Dalnpfl9iff : Nsentnr.

@orbbeutfde 0ampferIiaie mad unb bon Stein.
0ort unb Baltimore.
2amburs. ameritanii@e Darneferlinie.
Nalorb Sampferlinie.
&eb Star unb GranaOfide Dampferlinie.
BtlItge GtutpanDerers EtfetS
mad unb bon aIlen &unften in europa. 1lniere
Mseaten tn EUROPA unb Stein gort mibmen ber
Befor6erun9. BON Gamilien bon nnb mad benz
alien @aterIanbe beionbere Nnfmerfiamfeit.
VILE arrangements fonnen NIT benz 1lnteraeid /.
neten setroifen berben. @egen Staten unb SUI
formation tuenbe mnn fi@ f@riftli@ ober miinb'
lid an
s. g. Mfaeyamara, Union Etdet MSent,
2s5, @ommereefr. Rampmanrs 8anfsebdube),
Sup3M Gan Mntonio
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uno Gir9en nod eitt paar ba3u au baus
Ell, bann fliegt bas Gelb rtur 10 bon
auen Seiten berbei. @elbf arme 6teins
bauer arbeitert tpo1euz uro monatelang
CUR nb6beren @bre @ottes" (re3p. aur
gr6Beren Bebasli6teit bes 6errn pfarz
rers } tDen1 es gilt erlterem cine 1teue
Stride, ober leBterem Elm init allen 0ers
beKeruneen Der Neuseit eingeri6tetes bes
quemes Wobnbaus gu bauen. Wenn
es fi9 aber M UT" UNI cine @6ule ban<
belt. bann 1T Niemartb gu 9ausl Menn
bod bon ben bielen bun6erttaufenben,
bic aaidbrli6 in Gorm BON 8ermd@tz
1iHef unb 2egaten ber Stride in ben
S9ooB getporfen merben, aud Elm paar
tauie1b fitr bic S6ule int augemeinen
unb unfere beuti9=englif9e. S9ule i'm
beionoeren abielen.
Wenn Der 0oritanb Der 6eutf9seng=
lif6en S9ule bic Sadie lit bic 9ano
1ebrnet unb ben ein5elnen npblbabens
ben Seuti@eu 8ar9ern oiefe Sa9lage
barftelen ipiirbe, bann iolte man t1eis
ner, f6nnte es ni9t oll3u i9mer bolten,
bic u6tbige Summe auf3ubriugen. Die
Nufgabe, Die fi9 iene 9erren baum ftel=
len Dirben, tp6re alerbings cine 5eit>
raubeu6e unb miibfame, aber glei95ei>
tig aud cine febr berbienfli@e uno lo=
beusmertbe.
Was uus fpecieu fiir biele S9ule 10
einnimmt, 1T hire b0lige unabbdngigs
feit bor irgenb tpel9en gonfeifions.
unb 5ecten : SntereHe en-. Ni9t ettpa,
baB iie auf einem relisionsfeinbli9en
Stanopuntt ftinbe, alicia fie iiberldBt
iene 6ragen gang benz @rmefen Der
@in3elneu uno 1T fomif Bic geeignette
Bilbunssffdtte fir Die &inber BON Ssis
ben, Suben unb @briten. DaB 1id
eine S6ule au9 febr tpobl %reltginnslps
leiten ldBt, benefit bic Dabrbaft mufterz
giiltige Sronung uno 9iseipltn, 6urd
mel9e Tie ft6 auf's bprtbeilbafteite BON
allen iibrigen pribat= unb Greif9ulen
ausaeidnet.
9aB oieie Sbatio9e iibrigens au9
aasemeine Iaerfennung finbet, benefit
oer umltanb, bob es f~einestpegs auss
f9lieBli9 beuti9 : anaerifanif9e glter1t
inb, Del6e ibre &inber bieier Nnftalt
a%nbertrauea, fonbern aud cine gan5e
4n3abl amerifanif@er unb fDsar aud
einige prDminente merifanil1e Gami=
lien. IS gemdbrte benz S1reiber bies
Ter 3eilen gans beioabere Greube, einige
iener ameritanii9en Gnabeir fi9 ge=
rpanbt Der i9mierigen beutf6en Spra9e
bebiener gu b6ren ur6 bas Nufiabs6 eft
zines siemli9 bunfelfarbigen raerifani
fden &naben gu bur1bldttern, in tpelz
dem 6erielbe Denies, baB ibn bic
9pra6e S9iaers unb @6tbes teine
96wierigfeiten mebr bereitete.
Mlen Seutf9en San MntDnios, benen
bic Grbaltung Der 6euti6en @pra6e,
beutf6er Site unb beutl9er Nrt am
9er5en liegt, farn es niGt bringeno ges
mug anempfoblen tperoen, fi9 bic 81,
9ernng Der 3ufunft unferer beuti9s
englif9en @6ule angelegen fem au
laIen. Denn S6ule un6 pre5e fnab
bic beiben Sdulen, auf benen bas
Deuti6tbum Mmeritas berubt. Wir
baben abf6tli9 bic @6ule auerlf ges
nannt, benn obne bieie berliert au9 Die
Brefe nod unb mad ben 8ooen, auf
benz iie tpirfen fam.
~
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say- Mir Ienteu Sic qufmertiamfeiI

nag Wir Ienteu bic Mufmertiamteit
ber 9eier auf bic Nn3eige bes Serrn u.
Morlis. 9ie 5irma fibrt aus'
f6lieBli@ 9errens unb GnabensR leiber,
unterSsug unb iiberbaupt SOilette-
artifel, unb bietet baber neben cine,
ausgeaei6neten Waare in ieber Bran6e,
bel archaeological Muswabl unb biaig=
fen preifen, Nles, mas sur Betleibung
geb6rt. Sos @ei6dft bon Morris bai
fi@ 1T ben lansen Sabren feines Bette:
bens cine groBe &unbfdaft erworben,
Sebermanu, Der fi6 fir bic Gribiabrs.
faiion ausfaffiren min, foIte au MOr.
ris geben. Man mirb bort gut beoient.
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8. S. aeaner, M1Olsfale. usi

- 6. S. MAILER, MbOlsfales uxb
9etaiIbdn6Ier in Garbel. Delsn, Ass
trei@ermateriaIer. Commentaries,
San Mntonio einpfieblt ieiu srsbes
Eager in bieier MrtiteIu su Rem 3srf
preifen urb ma6t eail3 befonoers suf
ben setOdbltsa gOrrdib oor giIosrn:
@brOmDs, 3upfers unb GtabIhi9ea,
Delgemdloen unb Ybantafie $ 1iIber1s
aller Mrt. ferrer auf Die gei&nadpoHe
MustpabI BON 9~iIberrabme1 Der GIlers
mDberniten Gornt utb anf bic Mles
umfaKenben -3ei@eumaterialen alfs
merriam. 9lle Nuftrdge fur irgetiD ere
Der obigen 8rau@en tueroell pronlp1
ausgefibrt; 9ilber BON iener @r6be sIls
gerabmt uub ole Mrbeitet iloee.@E
f6nel unb gut beiOrgt, bic tn o0s UaV
f9Iagen.
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0nt<Dep1rtement

ID In ieber @e3iebuus ~muFergiItia in Yreiier
bon 81 - $3.50 bas Stad. Saneben finSet
man Sanbf9ube, Sofentraser nnb aIe anberen
artifel. berer Elm 9err aur 8erboaffdubiguns
ieines Hn;uss unb ieiner Soiletts bebarf. Mae
uur bsntbaren Gesenifdnbe, bic man ais Our.
nifbins Gncbs ~ beaeidnem pfest itnb in
GROCER Ausmabl torbanben.
SnBerbem fibren mir beridiebene Arten bon
RoFern, Reiietaf@en, Reseufdirmen uno einen
arcSen Borratb bon @ummjpaarsn flr Serrea
Sa,nen uns &tnber.
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Ser gas ssaetntp gaa.

!. 9eute, am 81. NpriI, mar @an Sas
eintO Sag, Elm gefebli@er deiertag in
SeTas. Nd9f 0puiton, bas ben Na=
men bes Siegers Der @9Ia9t am San
Sacinto trdgt unb in Der Ndbe bes ebes
maligen S6la9tfelbes lieet, bdtte tpobl
feline Stabt in Seras mebr 8eranlais
flung aur Seier bes Sases, als gera6e
San Nntonio, bas i6 nit 8orliebe
cine biitorif9e Stabt rlenttt. Nber trobs
benz beute so Sabre felt benz erfolgrei=
den Sage Derfoi1en finb, murbe bes
balbbunoertidbrigen Subildums faum
geoa9t. 9ie alten 8eteranen, benett
es ni9t mbgli9 tuar, ii9 an Der Geier
bes Geffes in Dallas 81 betbeiligen,
fanben fi9 au einem 8anfett i'm San
Bebro parf %3ufammett, unb barin be-
ftanb bic Jeier bes Cages in San Nns
tonic.
Oas Sgnoriren aner 'benfmiirbigett
Sage, ramentli9 bier i'm Siiben, ftebt
i'm grellen Miberipru6 nit benz ,Pet1s
fionssM abnfun, Der inter ben an1eri=
tanif9en 0olfsbertreterr eraffrt. Mdre
es ibnett m6gli9, fte tpiirben Seoermorln
fehten pr;sce osreht hot G;e Sr;iSsn
ionor heiSs gI,1osn Az ,nenn Sim Sis
SohI nor W;tttnsn mn Weteronem ma
benz Rriege bes Sabres 1912 bermebrt,
ftott abnimmt, ID boB rlar fat glauber
10 Trolen beieTen. limb 6os GoIf
f6meiot hn,1 mn ,obIf hie hefretirtem
Neniionen an Soufenhe. bie hiefieihf
ME cine moffe tr,1oen. i'd ober he Wsy.
INN AZ erimminSein musfem'
Wie0eimt III ga oher oerohe hie5er
! Misbromdh. her Ben Notriotismus on.
fmm,bff mnb 6os 9oIf oIeihoiiItio oeoen
Sic @rosthoten Ieiner Gorfabreti naGt.
Mi7en biefef6en Ia bnd 6ern iekioen
Observation-Disclosures aIs Wortnonh bienen,
Su bebouern III n,tr 6ohei. 6os mar in
6er @IeiMoiiItiofe;t A., melt oeht mn
npd nidt einmol in Ser leimt embfdmo.
Iimen S,1oem6 hotrintishe @efiihIe a,
ermeden fIht. o.
Oie @hIndt an @on esoriutnl
Cine GmIomt fonr mon ;enea
2niom,,entrssFs forn, ,snns. n;sy
shsr NOR "a e;,, GhIoI4., 49,, hi,,.ioss
@sn,essI r,sI%ss ~ Wro;r;s -" roth ssSS.
. N;s msr;somsr IN .eors. San eSsy 49,,
I'm hos Tnnnssts fhs.Iansn nsS S;a
osstsrm hsaatSsn ,,,s a,Is m.,,a Wv
osi",sa,am 1@e% oa mm Sas 5a' sM s..s
iSren, Mia,, @yS; ~ .,sn vs N.Y. W. s ~.
| sJ6Seb Vk%SknkAS ~ tOG4ttA0tt
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Mir rinten bic 4ufmertiamfe

= Wtr riGter Die Nufmertlamfeit
unierer 2efer auf bic anseise bon 8 r.
8. M. 9unter bierfelbf. Dr.
9unter 1T elm Mitglieb Der Neabemie
fir 3abubeilfunbe bon Baltimore, felt
A Sabren in San Nntonip anidiig,
unb a..s pifenf6aftlider @birurg ielbtts
berftdnoli@ aller &eclan,e Geinb. gr
seigt ieiue Office aud oieies Mal uur
aus benz @runbe an, barnit Sinben,
iuelde bon dbnIi@ benonntett praftitern
be5angen uerben f6nnten, ri1t uils
re@tmdBig auf iein gonto geiebt tperben
m6gen. Wir bofen, baB feline Wntis
patbie gegen 3eitungsanaeigen burd
feine Mnnonce III unferem BIatte ibm
our9 5ablrei6e neue 4unbet benommen
tperbe. Sn unieren Sasei1 gebbrt Mn=
3eigen nit gu ben rrumgdngli9en
Notbweneisteiteu iebes Gei1dftes, uno
Or. 9unter bat pobfgetbar bieier
Iotbwenoigfeit ni@t ldnser gu uppo.
niren.
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9eutfb : @malif&e e&mle.

9as reue 9@uliabr Der obigen Mrt.
ftalt beginnt am 9onnerifag ben 20.
bieies Monats.
&tnber, Die mod feinett uuterri1t cts
balten baben, f6nnen nur gu bieiem
Sermin aufgenommert tperben.
Mnmel6ungen beliebe man ein3us
ret@en BET benz Director 9errn IS.
Barbed, benz Sefretdr 9errn s. $.
S61fer, bel Germ Me. SengB ooet
bel benz uuter5ei9neten.
s. @roos, prdiibent.
Is. Mpril 1886. 12mt1mm
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Sudlens Mruiea.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt fir Gdnitte
Aueti6uusen, @ef6pire, Gieber- unb Saut'
Insfdla9, Gledte, ~sefprunsene Sdnbe, Grof-
berlen unb ale ~Sautfranfbeiten furirt $a.
mprrboi6en ODER feline 8~eaablung. 8olise
Classification sarantirt Ober bas GeIO pirn
snriderfattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteI bel U,
Dretb.
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"velvetine Powder; ,rs; ~
arn.se aeaen bsrbribs nuS e~rinsige lSats, &c.
sgrideIbise nnD aas Der iisber9itaHs SeS 1lstes
mia Elm SmIper fiji timber fsbt q rxStertrsis
fen Sa. greis IS Gents. YrSpArirt NIB insa
Seriauf BET y. Sreit sInass dag 6bre
San Mnteuic.
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- Sn Dallas trafen 25O geteranett
etn, I'm ben 5~0idbrigen Sabrestag bet
S@ia@t bel San Saeinto gu feiern.
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S. DEUTSCH & co.
rren>Epiletteartifel,

Doe sro6te nnb reidbaltisfe Eager bon
2erreasH ntertlsiDern in Der Stabt, In allen
Stofeu, bon 8aampole bis aur Geibe. Sn
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@eml6em

fabren mir bic beribmten Star unb 0lanbat.
tan, binten ooer borae au ofnen, nit ODER obne
3rassn, einfa6e ober serippte 8afen. Infer
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sImproved Condition Powders'' fir @fe,.
be unS @inbpieb. Gin ansee5eidnetes anb ers
probtes Yulber in. BET 8ebanblung bon SUB.
trantbeiten aIer 9rt, aIlaemeine rnpdbIi9feit,
Mnmadien Der Sant, .&dube, seIbes @afer,
Mansel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanpeifuns ani
Der Gillette. Gabri3irt Don unb gum 8erfaui
bel aboIpb DreiG atamo Ylaaa, sesen.
iiber ber'TofofFre, Gan autonio.
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WerIamgt
tuirb cine 6 D n. Na93ufragea in
ber Office btefes Blattes. ia, t6m1w
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G nabenan5I8en
9tnberdn5I9en

baben mir einsn immsnien Sorratb fur aiaber
bon Swei Sabren aufwarts.
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hie 2iuen Qaiuns, @ingbams, GpiIe bu 9orb
NIB nabsye @ai9 . stohe In srober auspabI.
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e +.

@attiite, NIT 8efat fur aanse aIeiber einse>
f9Io6eu, In beliebiger 0uantitdt; 8efab In
bolsn Gets nit entfpre9enOem ~farbisen &anb
unb gang neue Spiteu.
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aAtuns, Sbr Serren! set Das, nas MIR aber alebsr gu iageu babsn
mnb bent barber naA+
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SUHsTROKEs.
Some Observations and Suggestions as to tn.
Treatment

sohe oDsstShuOnb ana SuggestiODB as To the
Treatment
DIR. Orville Horwitz makes some sensible
suggestions regarding the treatment of sun.
strokes, which just now are seasona able. DIR.
Horwitz bases his observations upon the rec
ord Of fifty cases admitted into the Pennsyl-
vsnis hospital during the months of July aud
August, lsS5. The first patient was received
on the 10Th day of July, when the thermom-
eter marked a temperature of 90 +. in the
shade.
1reatment.-It is believed that the new
remedy, dRtipyrtn, was used Tor the first
time by DR.. Horwitz 1t was given. in all
cases, in large doses, with the effect Of keep
ing down the temperature after it had been
reduced by the application of ice, ice bags
and ice sheets to the surface 1t was em-
ployed In the form of enemats, but the
writer suggests that 1t would probably be
more potent if used hypodermically. 1t was
not resorted to unless the temperature
showed decided tendency to rise.
Musk, too, was first brought into notice by
the doctor. 1t seemed to be decidedly ad-
yantageous IN controlling the violence of the
commissions 1t was administered in doses
OF ten grains, and, by the time the ten grains
were given, the commissions, as a rule,
ceased. This remedy was Administered in
sixteen out of twenty-one cases of convul-
sions, and in ali these it was of mar X ed and
immediate benefit the violence Of the attack
dDdieu, duu SOON ceased 10 exist
aqua ammonia, in doses OF five DROPS
repeated as occasion required, doubtless
saved several cases, when the patient was
about to die from heart failure, when the
heart sounds were indistinct and when the
pulse at the wrist could with difficulty be
felt.
Ether hypodermicaily acted as better
stimulant than whisky; administered by In
haiation it controlled the commissions, acted
az heart stimulant and improved resplra-
tion In marked degree.
Btood-tetttng.-On individual was bled
from the arm to the extent OF twelve ounces;
he died two days after from meningitis
-Four persons were cupped at the nape or
pehind the ears about eight ounces were
abstracted in each case They all recovered.
The individuals in whom blood letting was
resorted to were all strong, full.bIooded.
heavy men, with injected coniunctiva, the
veins OF their necks standing out prom
inently, the pulse being full ana bounding,
commissions setting in early
Dry Cups, employed in sunstroke cases
were valueless, but in those affected by heat
exhaustion the benefit was well marked and
immediate, the patients invariably regaininR
CONSCIOUSNESS after their application.
itncture OF dlgitdtis, in twenty mimi doses,
autninistered when the patient was first seen
acted as an excellent heart stimulant, The
pulse at once became fuller and slower the
heart beating more regularly.
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surest TranouiIixer of m. s.r,o.

The surest tnnquilzer of the nerves IA a
medicine which remedies their supersepsitiye-
ness py invfgomting them. Over-tension of
the nerves always weakens them. What they
need. then, is u tonic, not a sedattye The
iatter Is only useful when there Is intense
mental excitement and an immediate necessity
eAists Tor producing quietude of the brain
mostetters Stomach Bitters res torres transauil.
.s ot the nerves by endowing them with the
'igor requisite TO bear without being tarrcd
y, disturbed unheaithiuliy. the ordinary i'm.
LESSONS, produced through the media of
rsnt' ,n nearing and reflection. Nay, IL does
oIe 'hah this-it enables them TO sustain a
which they would be totally unable 10 endure
without It's assistance. such, at least. "a the
irresistible conclusion TO be drawn from the
testimony OF business and professional men.
httersteurs. ciergymen, ana Others who have
tested the fortifying ana reparative ipfiuence
OF this celebrated tonic and nervine.
jyaolmd
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A New Hotel Project For Marietta.

MARIETTA, June 2S-The Cross Keys
hotel was sold yesterday by Christ. Eauer,
the proprietor. to Simon L. Brandt for con-
sideratIon Of 5000. 1t Is understood that
Mr.. Brandt represents syndicate that will
make great improvements on the present
hotel and tEat Marietta will have what has
long been needed, tirst-class hotel. Prot.
G. w. Lippott, OF Maytown, will be the
landlord, 1t Is hoped.
Richard Gould, while intoxicated, brutally
beat his wife yesterday morning. The wi.
lain pounded her head against the floor,
jumped on her and mashed her face in a
horrible condition. She made information
against him for malicious assault and battery
before Squire Roath, who put him under
$500 bail for his appearance at court
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! PRTGHTFUL TRAGEDY.
r1nn3DRg- -YRAR-OLD 0TRL NUR-
G6unD m faB BARLH BVRNiS0.
nmlDs OAss rsws sssrrsd UP Over Ne shees.
y ~ 0ssns-Ths ChildS Body Msssissed
go sAs 2arl Thsn nGarasrsd-fhs
Cssssns Amer shs Assassin.

FRANKLIN, Ohio, JuIy 2a-This little city
u se1rrsd 10 IL vssy circumference to-day.
y 0videnoee q On awful crime came to
7SSe this wcssing. The body Of Mary Hol-
SS1I Eolwogss, sged Is, was found north OF
Z Sa ~ ueaf her fathers house. The child
y - 1T On an errand from her fathers
R61oo ~ night to buy axle grease. Return.
$3.50 was waylaid by party ~ yet uni
<1n&nod.
when found ct $40 last night, the body
~ about two hundred yards from the
house, on the Cincinnati 4 Dayton turnpike.
there was wound over her right temple, in
nlcted by . blunt instrument The coroner
made IN examination, which showed the
child had been outraged, then murdered.
She was killed no doubt to prevent her
screams arousing the neighborhood or pass
ers-by.
Tho city marshal found the club with
which the girl had been killed near the body.
This morning the marshal arrested Rolls
Russell, weak, witty farm hand, aud John
TsyIor. Q peddler. II the villain can ht
idsntiied franklin will have a lynching.