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A STAR THE DARK

Sometimes fails or its murderous intent. The
insiduous and dastardly attacks made upon the
persons who seek TO palm Off cheap and Hery
tonics ~ identical with it. or the Same thing
uneer another name" or equally ~ good, /" In
most instances react disastrousiy upon the IN
principied traders upon popular credulity who
ATTEMPT them. converting their speculations
into ruinous failures. The B,tters Is q pure,
the total cure and prevention OF I. yer and sgue.
bilious remitteht. dyspepsia, constipation. bill.
iousness, debility. nervou ness and kidney
troubles. Its every Ingredient unlike thoce in
ard OF excellence. and while they, BY reason OF
their fiery properties, react injuriously upon
the brain and nervous system, Of both those
organs 1t is q sedative and invigurant. Refuse
all these harmful limitations.
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ALWAYS KEEP THE UPPER HAND
OF DISEASE.

Changes Of temperature are apt to cause
dangerous sickness; in the fuil-blooded
apoplexy is to be feared. When you have
a pain in the head, feel dizzy, feverish,
rheumatic or sick at the stomach take at
once three to ten of BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Such slight affections are only the har-
bingers Of disease or sudden pros ration,
and the thing to do is to master the
trouble at once. Never let little sickness
get the better Of you. Drive it out OF
doors Immediately. Let there be no com.
promise, always have with you box OF
BRANDRETHs PILLS, and you are pre-
pared to fight the worst form Of sickness
in its incipiency.
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What sort of Il watch is thi

-"What sort of Il watch is thisf
,sked gentleman. picking up curl
ms old time piece in the shop of deal
- If curiosities. THAT" replied the
,sa,er lis real curiosity. 1t Is a
watch that belonged to Alexander the
Great when he died on the barren
island of St. Helena" 1.-The deuce /!
81 Why. man alive, in the days Of
Alexander the Great there was no srch
Kings as watches!" That's just what
wakes It such n rarity" land Alex
ander the Great didn't die at ST
Helena" He didn't, ehp Well, tina,
makes it a still greater curiosity" And
taking up the rare relic. the dealer
locked it up in his burglar-proot SAFE
IN ]. Ledger.
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Potato Lemon Pudding. = Three
ounces of potatoes, the grated rind and
juice Of two fine lemons, three ounces
OF white sugar, two ounces Of butter;
CRATE off the lemon peel with Jumps Of
sugar. beat them and add to the ether
Ingredients; boil the potatoes and peel
them. mixing all together with the
lemon juice and two beaten eggs; bake
it slightly.
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ITCHING FILES.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and stinging.
moot wight; by scratching If allowed TO
tinue FORM which often bleed and ulcei ate.
becoming very sore. SwAYsEs OIsTMssI stops the
iching and bleeding. heals liberation, and In many
removes the tuInos Is equslly efhcacious II
curing az Skin Diseases DIR. SWAYNE SON,
Proprietors. Philadelphia SwAYSE's OIsrMEST can
be obtained Of druggists Sent by mail for 30 Censs
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Cleansing Ladies' Hair.

We object to the use of carbonate OF
potash by hairdressers for cleansing
the hair of their customers. The
cleansing action of this powerfully
alkaline substance is very effective, but
it is prejudicial to the hair at the same
time. A teaspoonful of pulverized
borax in a cup of boiling water, or
cleansing the hair with the yelk OF a
fresh egg. and following this with a
warm solution of borax or salt and
water, especially sea-water, is much
preferable, and has the effect of cleans
ing and softening the skin of the scalp.
Eastern ladies, remarkable for beauty
Of their hair, adopt the latter mode Of
cleaning it.-Herald of Health.
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DIR; J, g. Ayers widow. Is reported to be
worth Szo.D00O- II must be pleasant com.
fort TO those who in days gone 81 forced tie
little bits Of bitterness down their reluctant
gulietD TO reflect that they were contributing 10
the happiness Of somebody
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CHILDREN STARVING TO DEATH

On account Of their inability to digest food.
will lind a most marvellous food and remedy
In SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
easily digested. Or, s. w. COHEN, Of Waco.
Texas, says: Il have used your Emulsion In II
fantile wasting with good results. II not only
increases the appetite. l am glad to use such
a reliable article
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A LUCKY TRIAL.
The good Fortune which followed i"''
treatment.

San Francisco, February ~ 1900
DEAR srR: 1t affords me great pleasure TO sen"
you this voluntary statement of my experience III
testing the merits of joys Sarsaparilia. fof 'n'
past ave years have been troubled WIN ah ga
eeedingly sluggish liver, and within the past ."o
ve.rs A has brought within its trail thoroughly
disordered stomach, including loss OF appeu 'S
and distress after eating, pains In the paeA eiI
Kidneys, and boi s around my neck ana lace.
have tried several remedies which are anvei.ssa
IS specially for the liver and could never &c. inoi
than temporary relief of about week or two. :
was recommended to try bottle of joys Nese'snl.
Sarsaparills as a test, and while taking t1e M
bottle became convinced Of It's merits for eou.a
feel II was working change in me. nave taAs s.
ave bottles and during that time my troubles nav
left me- Ever thing Is working full and reeuiar
In fact il has cleansed, purified and braced me W
generally. feel like new man. You are =, per PER
feet liberty to use this US you see ht' OF you sA
refer whom you please to
GGss AZA
VITA Besmisb, corner Third and Market etreet'
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According to the Douglas tKanl Tribune in
sinking the we'll for the sugar works at that
place a stratum. of live frogs WAS struck at
fifty feet.
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THE FLYING DOVE OF PEACE.

A richly frosted quivering flying Dove.
A Dream of Life screen calendar. An Inn
ported ideal head. An imported I. osted
floral cards. Fourteen artistic pieces.
Sent to snyone who will buy from drug
yist box Of the genuine DIR c. MLANEs
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS price 25 cts.)
and mail US the outside wrapper from the
box with cents IN stamps. Write your
address plainly. FLRAlNG Bros, PTrrs-
BUnaH, PA.
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THIEF ARRESTED.

There are II pupils, Of whom 80 are boys IL
the Indian school at Wabash. Ind. Nearly al
of them are Of the Sioux tribe.
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In ILLUSTRATION of how fast a popular
idea can travel our attention is called to u
club in Scotland hat has placed an order
for large lot of Cameo Cigarettes, stat,
ing their desire to adopt the brand ana 10
the elegant pictures of Langtry or Theo,
recently issued exclusively for those per
sons who would be one in party who re-
turn the largest number of empty &c.
b yes of this brand of cigarettes in 1883.
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For Throat Diseases and Coughs
use "Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches.' Price % cts
Sold only in boxes.
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Senator Rannells has introduced a bill In the
Ohio Legislature providing that conoemheoi men
shall be executed by electricity.
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HoBBs LITTLE VEGETABLE PILLS are small
in size, sugar;coated, Easy 70 ,ake anu ao' VI
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Eleven thousand nine hundred and forty,
seven British soldiers in India are memoers Oh
the Sojdiers' Total Abstinence Association.
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Tho Great Northern Railway Company Of
England insists that its engineers shall take at
least nine hours rest betwe one days labor
and another ~ precaution against accident.
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. A woman in Perry county, KY. has circular
hole In one Of her cyelids through which she
can see when both eyes are closed.
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J,H. FISH, Assnyer and A analytical
che mist, Laboratory, l06 First ST., Portland
Or. ApsIyses made Of all substances. Rates
for assaying gold and silver ores sl;5o. PacH,
AGES sent by mail or express promptly ATTENDED
to- and returns made
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IOdide of POtaSS.

II cures RHEUMArIsn NEURALGIA. Boils, Pinples,
scrofula (iout Catarrh. Tunors, Salt Rheum, ana
Mercurial pains II Purfes the Blood. Restores TIE
Liver and Kidneys TO healthy action and makes te
Complexion Bright and Clear
j, r. GATES & CO., ProPrietors.
al7 SausOme ST.. San Francisco.
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See Antisen Piano advertisement
TRY GKRMEA for breakfast.

nor CLEANSING, PURIFYING AND
beautifying the akin Of children and infants ni,
and pimply diseases of the skin. scalp and
blood, with loss of hair from infancy to old age
The CUrIoURA REMEDIES are infalhhle,
crfRA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beauufer. ea-
ternally and CUT1CURA kEsoLvENT. the new
Blood Purifier, internally, cure every form OF
skin and blood diseases, from pimpies 10
Sold everywhere. Price, CuT4CURA, Soc; soar.
ssc: REsoIvENr. 81. Prepared BY the POTTER
soxsa for ..IIo,U 10 I,ure SKin Disease
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cATAR r III
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

particle is applied into eac nostr and 49, ois
RLY BROTHERS Is Warren Street. New YORK
, 1888-01-12
Nav Trial Refused.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. fudge Kre-
kel in the United States circuit court
to-day rendered decision of import
Auce to cattlemcn. The case was one
in which G. b. Hudson had shipped
37S steers from Bennington, Kansas,
with orders to have them in the Kan
.sss City stock yards next day for mar
kets. The Union Pacific railway failed
to do this, and the cattle were sold
next day when the market was dull at
a loss OF $766. Hudson sued and TO.
covered the money. Judge Krekcl't
decision to-day was in the form Of 4
refusal to grant motion Tor new
trial.
, 1888-01-12
Uncle TOMS Cabin.

The name Of Uncle Toms Cabin re-
quires, like good wine, no bush, and
the crowd which filed the opera house
This afternoon where Abbcy's COM
pany gave their matinee, only serves
further 10 illustrate this. The acting
throughout is good and the play clean
and well staged. a great attraction
found in tins company at prrscut in
this city is the Hyers sisters vocalism.
Possessed oi good, pure and strong
voices, they sing with great aJistic
taste and much cultivation. This al
ternoon they received an enthusiastic
encore. Their voices are well trained,
sweet and musical, possessing more
than ordinary powers OF expression.
In the glee Sweet and Low, their plan
issimos were given with perfect clear
ness and striking effect. drawing down
the house. II is not often that Otta-
waites have "a chance Of hearing such
sweet singers as the Hyer sisters. The
concluding performance will be given
this evening.-Ottawa Free Press,
Sept. 2, 1887.
, 1888-01-12
Severe Weather.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. IA Helena special
10 the Pioneer Press says: EMO reli-
able returns have been received as 20
the condition OF the stock throughout
eastern Montana Stockmen are some
what uneasy lest this fortnight OF in
clement weather will result in serious
losses. The therrn ometer ranges from
fourteen to forty-one below zero, with
an average Of foot OF snow on the
ground.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Jan. q The
snowfall in the upper peninsula for the
last forty-eight hours is unprecedented.
Up TO last night two feet had fallen on
n level and the storm still continues.
All trains are late, and q general block
ate is probable.
, 1888-01-12
Police Report.

The following statistics show thss
the police force has not been idle dur
ing the past months, and also that theve
are number of diso.derly character
III town.
The report covers the time be-
tween April goth, 1887 and January \
1888,
The fines collected during that per.
iod amounted to $l,044. The tot4l
number of arrests made was 34S, toI
the following crimes: Drunk m
disorderly, 14S; disorderly condac
IA; fast driving, IL; dIunks, ~; y
grancy, 30; inhabiting houses Of
fame, 80; obstructing sidewalks, !S
peddling without license, q; resieaan
an afiicer, L; shooting in city Ar
its, /.
The police also made . numbes
arrests in cases involving gm&
prosecutions. ~
, 1888-01-12
IRELAND.
CRAZY CROWD.

GALWAY, Jan. 7.--Immedia,ely af-
ter the decision in Mr.. Blunts csse he
was conveyed 10 jail, followed by n
large crowd, whom the police attemp-
ed to avoid by ruse. This proved fu-
tile and conflict occurred between
the crowd and the police, during which
swords and bntons were used. Several
persons were injured. Mr.. Shaw Le-
fevre, member of parliament, and sew
eral other gentlemen arrived at Balli-
naloe to-day. They were met by 1000
people. II WAS proposed TO hold n
meeting, but quarre! arose about the
admission of government reporters and
the proposed meeting was abandoned,
Mr.. Lefevre was presented with an ad-
dress in reponse to which he protested
against the imprisonment OF nlr. Will
fred Blunt and enlogised the efiorts
made in the cause of Irish freedom.
, 1888-01-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.
RELEABEp.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Senor Rom.
Gro, Mexican minister, has informed
the department OF state Of the d.cis-
ion OF the circui, Of China uhua, reliey-
ing from confinement James Burnett,
who has been undergoing term OF
inn prisonment awaiting trial for homi-
eide. Burnett is an American citizen
and was an engineer on the Mexican
Central railroad. On arriving At Chi
hauhua from Paso del NOrte, on one
Of his recent trips, the dead body Of .
man WAS found on the cOwcatcher Oi
the engine, and Burnett was arrested
and charged with homicide. When
his case was heard by the superior
court an order was made for bis re-
lease ON the ground that the death was
the result Of accident.
, 1888-01-12
Taffy for Cleveland.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE ami
versary of the battle OF New Orleans
was celebrated here Tonight by din.
ner under the auspices of the Young
Mems Democratic Association. The
guest of the evening was Secretary of
the Treasury Fairchild. A letter OF
regret from President Cleveland was
read. In the course OF his remarks,
Secretary Fairchild said
II need name but one name, that
OF your chief executive, to call before
your minds the image of the man
who more nearly satisfies the con.
science, Judgment and the heart of the
people than does any other prominent
citizen of our country. Cnder him
the independence and dignity of the
executive, so needful to good gov
ment, have once more been as firm
ly established as they were in
the days of Jackson. New conditions
have brought new questions and new
business to the front, and IL is our duty
10 meet them with manly frankness
and patient courage, Grover Cleveland
has get n high example Of this in his
annual messages of 1886 and 1887. and
it now remains for the men OF to-day
to give to the great question Of gov
ernment, of finance and of taxation,
earnest thought and powerful action,
which will lead the country along the
safe road thut the ti1ne-honored con-
scrvativc, freedom giving principles oi
democracy have nade 20 broad and
straight"
, 1888-01-12
Grand Reneflt.

CITY or MEXICO, Jan. 7.--Louis
Mazzantin, is to have benefit here
tomorrow. There is an enormous
rush for seats in the ring and nearly
$4,000 will probably be cleared.
There is intense rivalry between Pom
ciano Diaz, tho champion Of Mexico
aud Mazzantin. Tho Spanish mata-
dor has imported bulls from Spain at
cost $1,000 each.
, 1888-01-12
Lively Contest

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE
twenty-second general Assembly con-
venes in this city on Monday. Nearly
all the members are present and live
ly contest over the organization of the
house is going on. This legislatui @
will have to elect United State sepa-
tor to succeed j. f. Wilson. He is
here conducting his canvass for rc-elect-
ion. There is small opposition to his
reelection. Ex-Congressman Hep
burn being the leading candidate
against him.
, 1888-01-12
Interesting Correspondence con-
cerning National Banks.
Banquet Of tho Young Mems
democratic Club.
The European Situation Still
Threatening.
EUROPEAN SITUATION.

EUROPEAN SITUATION.
tCopyright 1883, by New York Asscci,
aacd Press.l
BERLIN, Jan. IA calm which
official and diplomatic circles know
70 be deceptive, prevails for the mo-
ment. The Austrian ard Russian
governments have exchanged assur.
ances Of peace aspirations, to which
nobody attaches the slightest import
ance. The only actual change in the
situation tending toward peace is the
active resumption Of negotiations be-
tween Count Kalnoky, the Austrian
foreign ambassador, and Prince Loba-
noff, the Russian ambassador Mt Vien-
na, for the settlement of the balance OF
power in the Balkan peninsula. Tile
negotintiatiOns are expo cted by both
sides TO end in an exact definition Of
their respective demands, such as
heretofore has not existed, and from
which may be obtained a valid excuse
for war. According tn semi.official
dispatches received from Vienna to-
night, Prince Lobanoff has open.
ed the diplomatic campaign
by proposing as the first step
toward an entente the removal of
Prince Ferdinand from the throne OF
Bulgaria, under joint mandate OF
powers, and the election OF new
prince by the new sobranje, and the
ye-appointinent of Russian officers Ia
the Bulgarian army. The proposal
specifies that the new prince must be
. member of the Orthodox Greek
church and the sobranje 80 elected as
70 enable Russia to recognize IL as
being legally constituted. In the
meantime foreign office-liolders stand
alOof from tho negotiation which are
recognized as feelers Of Russia toward
other demands. The czar's ministers
already know that Count Kalnoky will
not admit that the Berlin treaty gives
Russia a special right to interfere in
Bulgaria. They know also that it is
impossible to obtain from the powers
joint mandate. Baffled on these
points Russia will raise new ques-
tion on the Austrian retention Of Bos-
mia and Herzegovina. These prov
inces were occupied under a purely
temporary title. but are now practi-
cally annexed. Austria will be called
upon to Cvacuate them and il is proba-
ble that tho question OF their future
administration will be referred to a
conference Of the powers.
The total force Of Russian soldiers
in Warsaw, wilma and Kihff districts,
according to military estimate,
reaches $4,000 men. The cavalry
regiments stationed Immediately on
the frontier are being supplied with
ratioDs on the same scale as during an
active campaign. everything points to
the conclusion that the czar means to
enforce his terms, il not by diplomacy,
then by war. The attitude Of Eng
land in the event of hostilities will be
one Of friendly neutrality. This fact
is known TO the Berlin foreign Of
flee.
Rumors that Emporer William is
seriously i'll and has been attacked
with fainting fits were current yester-
day. The rumor is denied. Physici-
ans to day declare that they do not re-
gard his illness ns anything serious.
, 1888-01-12
H0at Vat

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-The second week
cf"Faust" at McVicker's theatre has
been a conspicuous success aud despite
a variety OF bad weather experienced
during the week, the receipts have
largely exceeded those OF similar Pc
riod of former visits TO Chicago OF Mr..
Irving and tho Lyceum company.
, 1888-01-12
Generous Offer.

OMAHA, Jan. .7.---At ~ meeting Of
the Pythians of Nebraska tonight it
wss decided to offer the supreme lodge
OF the Knights Of Pythias $4,000 rs
an entertainment fund for the session
which takes place in June next, and q
cordial welcome II they come 70
Omaha
, 1888-01-12
Very Successful.

New YoRK, Jan. Edwin Booth
and Lawrence Barrett, the tragedians,
closed tonight at the academy OF mu-
sic, one OF the most successful en-
gagements ever played by any compa-
ny in this city.
, 1888-01-12
Interesting Letters.

NEW YORK, Jan. line 1OIIOwlnB
correspondence is published here from
the Chase National Bank, United
States depository, in New York. Hon.
John Sherman, Washington-Dear
Sir--By giving to the banks par in
stead Of 80 per cent ON bonds deposit.
ed, you will give ian addition to the
volume Of currency Of twenty millions
Of dollars, aud by removing the tax OF
one per cent on national bank notes,
will encourage banks TO enlarge their
issues, think to the extent Of twenty
millions more during the next six
months. cannot see why these
amendments to the law should not be
granted promptly. Some relief to the
money market must be had or the cry
for unlimited or large coinage Of silver
will be successfully raised. Silver
notes are satisfactory currency despite
all arguments against the daddy"
dollar. Except fora short period prior
TO and during II panic there is always
money enough, for depreciation and
and iquidation will quickly
bring about an adjustment
of prices to the volume Of money us
able in making prices. i have the i'm
pressiOn that you are opposed to
granting this issue OF more national
bank notes and ! feel that ] am not
trespa-sing OH you in apprising you
that eveiy national bank IL desirOus ~
get an extra per cent on their depos.
its of bonds, and certainly the busi-
ness community, and even farming
population Of our country, will be graf
flied by better aud more adequate
issue Of currency, for it is the prevail.
ing opinion that more money is neces.
sary to stop depression. i therefore
ask you to take action, not g., much
as favor to the banks, but as an nd-
vantage to the public vt large, secur-
ing TO the banks the two advantages
indicated.
Very respectfully youry,
JOHN THoMPsON,
Sherman made the following reply:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 6, 1883 -
Dear sir: Your letter Of the 9th is
received. Iagree with you entirely as
to the propriety OF increasing the cur
rency to the National banks in the
mode suggested, and you are,mistaken
in supposing that had. been opposed
to such issue. i introduced bill
ten or four years ago allowing an
issue Of bank notes approaching with
three per cent of the market value OF
the bonds deposited. This was de-
feated in the committee on finance
and proposition to give the circula-
ton to the face OF bonds was reported
and passed the senate, but was never
acted upon in the house. / would
most heartily vote for the bill author.
izing the issue of bank notes equal to
the par value Of the bonds deposited.
Very truly yours.
JOHN SHERMAN.
, 1888-01-12
Three Killed,

MARQUETTE, Michigan, Jan. -
Three men were killed today in the
Champion mine by an accidental
dump of the skip in which they weer
riding 70 the surface.
, 1888-01-12
Whot His Partner.

ARKANSAS CITy, Kansas, Jan. T.
A special from Anthony states that
Walter +. Treadwell, the great cattle
king, shot Charles @. Clark, his old
partner, wounding him seriously. The
origin OF the difficulty is not known.
, 1888-01-12
Winter Visitors.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE city
IL beginning to feel the influx of winter
visitors from the enst. Hotels ard
lodging houses are filed and the rooms
of the state board OF trade are thronged
with visitors daily.