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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
Boulaneer's Coming Manifesto.

Z ARIs. April 18.-The Figaro says that Gen.
Boulaneer will shortly issue significant polit-
ical manifesto. in which he will propose the re-
vision of the Constitution. The League of
Patriots have congratulated General Boulanger
upon his election to the Chamber of Deputies
from the department of the Nord.
Another attempt was made last night to hold
an Opportunist meeting at Bordeaux. but the
Bouaneists again interfered and forced the sus-
pens on of the gathering.
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Four persons Fatally Ipiered.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 16.-The town OF Hazle-
ton, near here, was the Of fearful ex-
parsons and will probably result in their death.
While Geo. Clark. the manager of the HaZleton
creamery; N r. Moore, OF the partners,
his son Harry, aged eight years, ard James
Smith were standing examining the separator
of the creamery, which WAS running at the rate
or about 40 600 revolutions per hour il exploded.
Those standing near were man gled lin terrible
manner. The separator burst into hundreds of
pieces and the room was complete wreck.
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Bank omeer Comm,t. su,o,d.

JERSEY Cry. Aaril 1s.-William E. Griffith.
one OF the officers Of the Central National Bank
OF New York. committed snicide this morning
by shooting himself At his residence. He had
been III lately. and bad become very Respondent
No cause Is known for his act His accounts
are believed 20 Go straight At one time he was
wealthy. but owing 80 unfortunate Investments
cost his maney.
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A Fortune Found In an Ola Desk,

PoTTsTowN. Pa. April 1s.-M B. Missimer.
the Oldest auctioneer of Montgomery county,
who had followed the calling for fifty years,
died here last week at an advanced age. A sem
sation was created yesterday oy the discovery.
In one OF his old desks OF bonds and stocks
amounting TO s27, 000 In one roll there was
81, 900 in bills of 800 each
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Laughing ar Igna.ius Donn.liv

LONDON. April 18-Most of the newspapers
ara inclined to follow humorous vein in MOTTO
ing Mr.. Ignatius Donnelly's lecture on his
BAconian cryptogram, which he delivered last
evening. None of them pretends to criticise
the lecture seriously. or to follow the lecturer
in his intricate explanation of his discovery.
Two or three papers. however compliments Mr..
DonnelIy upon bis oratorical abilities aud all
express willingness to await the appearance of
the book before passing judgment upon the
rrn1r 9TH
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
WHEN INDICATIONS
THURSDAY-Slightly colder. generally fair
weather.
THE SUCKER SEASON

Harvey Brown caught fifty-six suckers near
the mouth of Briar creek, last Wednesday, in
few hours.-Otego Times
Talk about suckers, have yori seen Mike
Dugan's catch9 Four pounds and three
ounces, and contains 16, 900 bones Now sub
side, ye sucker boasters.-Dryders Herald.
Jim" Peters caught sucker in the pond
yesterday that weighed four pounds. We
should think he would have needed ''succor'
to pull him out.-Honesdale Independent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
Ovsrworksd railway Elnployss.

Dies MONIES. Ia, April 18-The evidence
taken before the Railway Commissioners at
Creston shows that the conductor OF the wrecked
freight train had had no sleeD for fifty hours.
and that he demurred to starting back without
rest. He Was asleep when the train passed
Cromwell. The engineer had not elept fer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
WILLIAM 5. GRoEsBECK.

He Would Not Accept the Chief-JusticeshiD
Under ANY circumstances
Washington Special.
Whoever may be appointed Chiefjustice II is
definitely settled that it cannot be Judge W. s.
Groesbeck, of Cincinnati. His presence bsre
had inspired the report that he had been sent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
One Fare to Sntiona, Convention.

CHICAGO, April ls.-The Western States
Passenger Association at q meeting here to-day
agreed upon rate of one fare fer the round
trip for the annual meeting of National Educa-
tional Association to be held in Sen Francisco,
July 1920. Like rates were made for the
Republican and Democratic national corven-
tions and other similar events.
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EMANCIPATION IN BRAZIL.

The Movement Begins TO Take Practical Form
-Wholesaie Poisoning OF Indians.
New YoRK. April 16--A Rio Janeiro letter to
the Herald says: THE Ministry have al
ready made public. through . semi-oficial or
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
The Deceased yy,fe,a sister.

LONDON, April 18.--In the House of Com
mons, this afternoon, Right Hon. Edward Hen
cage moved the passage of the bill to legalize
marriage with deceased wife's sister. The mo-
tion occasioned a sharp debate. but was finally
carried by a vote of 239 to 182.
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''If you ask me where he halls from
My sole reply shall be,
That he came from Appomattox,
Gresllam.s Opinion of ConkIing.

CHICAGO. April 18 Judge Walter @. Gresh-
am said to-day: Il knew Senator ConkIing
very we'll. and we were warm personal friends
That he was man OF commanding ability no
one will deny. He had too much self-respect TO
resort to tricks or subterfuges. He was bold.
candid, honest man, and was never bought or
eoldn
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Forty Thoueand jews Expelled from Russia.
ODESSA, April 18-The government has or
dered the immediate expulsion from Russian ter
rtory of the foreign-born Jews uhabiting the
province of Kherson, of whom there are 40, 900.
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Lafayette Honors the Dead.

Gpecia1 20 Indianapolis
LAFAYETTE. Ind. April 1S.-Roscoe Conkiing
was made an honorary member Of the Lincoln
Club here in $780, and the flag is displayed at
half-mast over the club-room tonight in honor
<nf b In nnA
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Steamship News,
Westerland,

NEW YoRK. April ls-Arrived: westerland.
from Antwerp.
HAMBuno. April Is-Arrivod: Moravis, from
Nav York.
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THE BIGGEST ONE

The biggest sucker in the lot is he who
thinks he is getting a bargain in what he is
hired to buy, or believes that $40 garment
is sold to him for $40. Our great success is
due to the confidence which years have estab-
lished that our assurance is "aL wool and
yard wide:" that when we tell you about that
So. so silk-faced Spring Overcoat, for example,
you can depend upon every button and seam
being just as represented. Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-13
MAINE PEDAGOGICAL SOCIETY
Programme for the Ninth Annual
Meeting In Auburn Hall.

The ninth annual meeting Of the Main
Pedagogical society which will be held at
Auburn Hall, Auburn, on Dee. 27. Is, and
-, bids fair to be the most interesting and
Instructive in the annals Of the society. The
exercises sill consist Of papers, lectures and
discussions by prominent educators both in
Maine and Massachusetts Al are cordially
invited The day sessions al A. 81. and ?
+. NJ will be at the Eisard Little High
school. The following i. the programme
TnrRsDAr EvEsSc DC 9th bpm.
Organization; Welcome. Extended By Sath-
an W Harris. Pm. D. Lecture, Relation.
Of Home, School and Church A +. Win
.hip. Editor Journal Of Education. Boston
FmbAY, DEc. 2s-9A VI President
Address, The Teacher and the Library -
Report on History, Prin. G e. Purington,
Normal School, Farmington Discussion,
opened by Prin W J. Corthell, Gorhsm ,
Paper, Modern Languages in Secondary
schools Prof. Henry johnson Bowdoin
College Discussion, opened by Prin W. +.
Sargent, Hebron Academy; Paper, "On In
.tructon in Latin in Preparatory Schools
Prot J d. Tag Tor, Colby University, 200
T. NJ Address. Music in the Primary
Schools, Prof. + T.. Chapm IN, Boston; Ex-
ercises in singing By the Auburn Primary
schools Report on Geography, Rev. b. T..
Snlw, willard; Discussion, opened by
Supt. W. C. Crawford, Waterville
Paper, Physical Training in the Public
schools Prof c. +. Adams, Colby Uni
versity. Discussion, opened by Prof + II
Dodge. Bates College; Report on Science
Teaching II NJ Estabrock, Normal School
Gorham. Discussion opened by F. II. MEX
erson, Maine Central Institute
FRIDAr EyENING, 7.30.-Paper, "Wha
our Pupils Know in English Laguag'
When They Leave the Grammar Schools,
Geo II Martin, Agent Mass. Board of Ed
lcatiOn: Address, School Government Al
Factor in Mora Culture" Prin. c. c
Rounds, Phi. D., State Normal School, Ply
mouth, n II.
SATURDAY, Dc. %, 900 A M-Repor
on Neurology, Memorial of Rolls,on Wood
bury" by Prin. c. C. Rounds, Phi. ID
sketch of b r Mecher by f Z. Sampson
Saco; Report on Course of Study fo
Academies and Seminares. Pm. A. +
Richardson, Normal School, Castine Discus
sior, opened by President f. NJ. Smith
Maine Wesleyan Seminary; lection o
Officers, Reports of Committees aud Unfn
ished Business.
The Maine Central, Knox & Lincoln
Grand Trunk, Rumford Falls and Buckfeld
st. CroiI and Penobscot. Portland and Roch
ester, Bangor and Pscataquis, Sandy River
Somerset and their branches, will sell tick
els over their lines to those attending th'
meeting, at one fare for the round trip
tickets to be procured at the place of start
ing on each road
Special rates will be given to those attend
ing the convention by all hotels in Lewiston
and Auburn.
Free entertainment will be provided TO
ladie. attending the meeting. Those il
towns east of the Androscoggin should appl,
before Dec. ~ to Supt. A. VI. Edwards
Lewiston; those on the west to Supt W. W
Stetson, Auburn.
The headquarters Of the Executive Com
mittee will be at the Revere House, Auburn
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Boston Redeemed

We'll done, boston The removal Of
the OBricn ring from the control Of
municipal Affairs sas grand step 10 the
direction Of clean, capable, and honest
government. In Mr. Hart Boston Will
have mayor In every way qualified Tor
the dutie. Of his Office. \ MAJ OF spot
less record, clean character, aud thorough
ly conversant With the affairs Of the city
Il was more thans Republican victOry--it
was citizens victory The battle was
between the corrupt ring which had long
controlled cily AFFAIR.", and honest citizen.
who believed that the tine Tor change
had come The result of the election was
rebuke 10 jobbery and proof that tbs
citizens Of Boston will not tolerate such
abuses In municipal affairs n character
lied the course Of Mayor o Brien and his
associates. We congratulate Mayor ele,
Hart on his magnificent victory, aud the
city Of Boston on Its release from the rule
OF the corrupt ring which has 80 long
dominated it, municipal affairs.
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Notice of Sale of Stock of Delinquent
" Stockholders in the EN0S ELECTRIC
RAILWAY SUPPLY COMPANY.


Notice Is h' reby given that sufficient number OF
shares OF the capital stock or said corporation owned
by me following named delinquent stockholders,
VIII be sold unless paid before the day of SALE at
public suction on the thirty first Cd day of ID Gem
Der, instant at the once OF the Treasurer OF said
Corporation, No OIL Court street, Boston, Mass, at
dental charges, the amount Of assessment No !, 10
cents per share, made pursuant to vote Of the
t2J day OF Sepember, Roo, as set against their re
-peciiyc names:
fahhle ATWOOD, one dollar Zoo on certificate
NcIl.l nuhoei thf'y-hih tSsl Iohh bhiey. lh
on cert. 10; Anton burckel, 90 on cert Az 20
on cert as howard NJ Blake, 10 on cert $50 LOUIS
A. Butman, % on cert. 2i7, simon I. Buxton, $50
on c. r. l'e 30 on cert ls, 80 on cert Isl, loo on
cert % 90 on cert ~, 80 on cert US, 800 on cert
~ 90 on ceri go, go on cert 4s1, 20 on cert
~ 10 On 'ett 1ti,. 90 ON &C. T. 5oi, 90 On cert
~ =" o. c'rt. %" 90 on cert %, go On cert
81 ~ on cert 1Vl . ~ on cert 5S2, 30 on cert
~ ~ W ON cert % 90 on cert ht, Low on cert
~ lu"o on cert Y, o 90 on cert 1'o, u on cert
M 90 on cert NJ, go on cert ~, II 10 on cert
H3 oNlit b. Chad"lck, 10 on ce 20 ! % on cert
~ ARA j., ARK ~ On cert f2li ii"Ea'd Coon,
ZION t.it o5I fia.tns D"ohilr, 10 on cert lOl ;
Nhilhh u. phhbar, 10 on cert fh9' 10 on cert 80
~ on cert f'l 10 on cert az 10 on cert i3 thas
j. dnuhGs' ~ on cert. 80 td"aId : hlli-, 10 on
ctr o. ~ on CERT 10 ~ on cert , - ~ ON cert
~, 10 on cert w. John A. knos. 10 on cert. 70.
oVop on etrt' 9lo' Iohh L. fhAph' " on cert Nv
90 on cert. l5l 100 on cert 100, q. A. Foster 100
on oeft o., 90 on cert ~, 20 on cert ~, % on
eett' i9l' ~ on cert 20 30 on cert ~ 100 on
err No. % on etf. "e ~ on cert ~ 10 on cert
49, - N' - aVVf ''hht ''h"h' ~. v" VI l.
80 i"' On cen rN' Augu'tu. "oodsn. 90 on cert.
lo% o. on cfri 49, 90 on cert lJi, 80 on cert $50
10 on cert 90 10 on cert 10 70 on cert l55, 10
On o'dI Io'' ~ on '.ft' lop, m II nan, lV1 on
erft; s. 50 on cert on, 80" on cert 1o2 Arthur W.
Haskell 70 on cert 2sl carrie q Howe, 50 on cert.
vf, ma Howe, 90 on cert ibt, so on cert i'i
- on ctrl 3d. - on c'tt f", 10 on cert 4d7
Ehiiy g. Howe, 90 on cert Col; J. = Howe, 10 on
cert ~ - on cert a. ~ on cert ~, 80 on cert
49, 30 on cert. t, 10 on cert 1903, 10 on cert A3,
10 on cert ~, so on cert 6s6, 10 on cert 6s3 80
Cert 60, q a, an ct "a On U'' az az so m
cert. 90 20 on cert gi9, $50 cert 1910, loo on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-13

DR.. f. c. Goodrich, promlne Mt physician
Of Augusta. Ga.. writes the result of his in
vestigatiou Of the baking powder question.
II regard Prof. lIorsfori'- powder as health.
full and nutritious, Il being composed of
phosphate acid and bi-carbonate of soda.
The excellence of this combination is so uni
versally commended by physicians and chem
lists, that my lndorSem, Mt is simply superb /
ous. Bread made from uubolted or Graham
flour is more healthful than that made from
refined -four, simply be iause the latter hs.
been deprived o. the nutritious phosphate.
IlorsfUrds powder restores to the flour the
phosphates removed in the boiling process
and increases the food properties of the bread
by that amount. The phosphates aid the di-
gestiun, and nOurish and iny gorate the brain
and nervous system, and Prof Horsford'
method of supplying them with our daily
bread is certainly wonderful triumph OF
scientific genius. dSwlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-13

An egg merchant, who gOe. from house to
house nuying eggs, told us a few days since,
that he expected 10 have to pay 50 cents a
dozen for eggs before Christmas.
This is remarkable. when we reflect that
the poultry industry of this county last year
amounted to nearly seven hundred million
dollars; and even then, we had to import
several million dollars worth of foreign eggs.
Our own egg raisers ought to have this money
rhe demand for fresh eggs for food alone
far exceeds the supply. At fifty cents per
dozen eggs are as cheap as beefsteak for
food Many persons who keep hens will
probably not have an egg to sell when they
reach fifty cents Some one may ask, ~ hat
can body do. when the pesky old hens stop
laying, and the pullets refuse 10 begin until
spring." Why, DO as VIM. II. Yeomars,
of Columbia Conn. Editor of the German
town Telegraph did last winter. He says
Last fall made an experiment worth Civ
ing our readers. Until about Dec. LIST. |
was getting from twenty common hens, only
one or two eggs a day. | decided to try
Sheridan's Condition Powder. | confess
had but little faith in its value to make hens
lay. Commenced feeding. and for nine days
saw very little effect Then the hens began
laying and in three months laid sos eggs.
Part of the tune the thermometer was IL de
grees below zero, and my hers were laying a
dozen eggs day, while my neighbors (who
did not use the POWDER were getting uone.
| now, without hesitation, believe it is valu-
able aid to farmers for egg production.
Well might he believe, for nearly 70 dozen
eggs, in three months, from twenty common
hens, with eggs worth 30 cents, is worth hav-
ing. l. $. johnson & Co, % Custom House
f,La l. 81
I Sheridan's Condition Powder to make hen,
lay.) VIII send, postpaid to any person
two % cent packs of powder, and a new
Poultry Ra sing Guide for 60 cents. The
book alone cost 25 cents. For sl.00 fiv'
packs of powder and book for 81 20 {
large IA pound can and book six cans fol
$500, express prepaid. Send stamps o.
cash. Interesting testimonials sent free.
dpc1 ldSw I'm,
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formerly owned BY c ?. A johnson. ESQ
This reminds as Of remark Bro b. A.
Burr Of the Bangor Wing made 10 Tbeo-
Cary Of the Hoalron Times when We called
With him upon Mr.. C. and found the Times
located in one ,enemen, of fine new block
which il. prosperous editor had just com
pleted- Immediately opposite vas the Pio-
neer also occupying 4 fine large building
owned By lie proprietor. After coogra,r-
laaiaz Mr.. Cary on hi. pleasant and eommo-
cious Office Bro. Burr said With bis genial
smile, Down to Bangor we Newspaper
men think ourselves lucky If we're able TO
hire fat. bu you Aroostook fellow. build
a block
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RescIipt.

The following rescript has been received
from the law court by A. c Otis, Clerk o;
Courts for Keunebec county,
RonERr NJ. Field vs.. EDWIN Il. C.rFARs
APT.
plea OF release puts dGrTetH eorfinu-
ance 10 defective which alleges no place
where the release was made, nor states the
DAY OF the last continuance. nor that there
mas been any continuance nor any thing of
that effect.
when such plea is sdjudged bad on de-
murrer, the court may allow a replesder on
terms.
Demurrer sustained. Plea bad. Replesd-
CT allowed, costs sccruing since plea filed
are paid in thirty days; otherwise, Judgment
for plaintiff.
+ b. Soaihard for plf; E. W White
house for delft.
A true copy--attest:
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Read the following Mr.. c. II. Morri.
Newark, Ark, says Was down with Alb
sce-s of Lungs, aud friends aud physician,
pronounced me an lucurable Consumptive
Began taking DIR. Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption, am now on my third bottle
and able to oversee the work on my farm. L
Is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Midilewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had it not been for DIR. King, New Dis
coyery for Consumption would have dice
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors
Am now in best of health" Try it. Sample
bottles free at Mixers Drug Store.
septl7d&w lychwky
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are to-day suffering with Rheumatism In som,
form or another, without any need Mensrd
Rheumatic Bullets viii cure the most obsu
asie case. Why then suffer any longer slit
!, ur aches sud pains, wheu a dollar invest,
10 q bottle of Bullets will cure you You car
bay then of J. VI. Mixer and C. Murphy
& Co.
For delicacy. for purity, and for improve
ment of the complexion nothing equal.
Pozzonis Powder. declldlw
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Il had rather be a kitten and cry new
than groau all night and scoli all day with
neuralgia, when one little bottle of Salvation
Oh would make me gentle and we'll. Pussy
wouldn't your
Coughs ,hoarseness asthma or any irritation
of throat or bronchial tubes will be relieved
by taking DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Ii has
cured thousands. Recommend it to your
friend and neighbor.
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a finance tor The Owners OF Stations
to Wait Aroostook.

Inc owners of three Belmont colts .ha,
VIII De three years old next spring will
match them severally ssainst any three colt.
OF same age by our stallion (colts and stall.
lion to be owned in this State) for 500 each
rae, and will allow $50 to each
colt for expenses. Races to be trotted under
the rules of the National Trotting Association
loest in - on the Presque Isle track in
August 1889. Further particulars may be
learned by addressing Edward wiggin. Nays
vile Centre, Presqus Isle, Maine.
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In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brsne the remedy used must be non-irritatiug
The medical profession ha. been slow tC
learn this Nothing satisfactory can be &C
complished with douche,. .nufs, powders
syringes, astringent', or any similar applica-
ton, because they are all irritating, do moi
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than failures
\ multitude of persons who have for year.
borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can
infiict, testify to radical and permanent cure.
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
daqt IdaoJRvI,r
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Daily xsnasbse Journal.
,ssvsTs. THURSDAY, 'te. %, lsss.

p,opressiy. journalism has e1ponsDts
in gsgIane. The Newcastle Chronicle
90 20 a recent day, when IL appeared with
,~o blank spaces IN its leading columns.
.x,laIned: ..we are momentariiy expect
,ngNr. Bright 10 die, and We ieaye theze
open spaces "a typographical graves, 10
rhicb 70 insert the news without the ic.s
NJ a moment
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If the proprietor of kemp's Balsam .houlC
publish card of thsnks, containing expires
SONS Of gratitude which come to him daily
from those who have been cured of severt
throat and lung troubles by the use of Kemp
Bslsam, It would fill fair sized book How
much better to invite all to call on any drug
yist and get free sample bottle that YOU
may test for yourself its power. Large bot
tie. soc and 81 90
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Further particular from the Birning
han, rio, show that the cause Of IL wa-
the Intense anger caused by the details q
the murder by Richard Il. HAYES Of his
wife and daughter. and the determination
90 take him from the Jail and lynch him.
IL also appears that Postma,ter Throck-
morton instead u sctiBg with the mob
wa, really Try Ing 10 di-sHade them from
their purpose. The affair !. certainly =
.ad one. aud while the citilens Of the
community were justiy shocked at the
crime Of HAYES they had no right To take
the law istO their own band-. aud the
.beriG and his officers did perfectly tight
10 defending the jail against them Ia the
manner IN which they did.
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A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that losthsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy at last found /
recipe which completely cured and sa .ed hin
from death. Any sufferer from this dread
full disease sending self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof J. A. Lawrence, IS Warren
St. New York City. viii receive the recipe
free of charge.
oet1sdTuTh&Sl5w&w
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Never exssgerAte. Never betrsy 8 conf.
iencs- Never give promise that you do not
fulfill Never associate with bad company.
sud finally, Never b. without S;eele's Little
Bile Pills, to regulate your liver, relieve your
ildlg, siion. gran; you pleasant and refresh
irg sleep, and keep you in perfect health, rs
cents per bottle Of J. NJ Mixer and c. B.
Murphy & Co.
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Nr>>.> OF the good things of this
NNN~,1 life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
J. NJ. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist.