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A Shot I'm the Rrsass.

WOUND WHICH MAy RESULT RArALlY-PUsnrNc
TOO FAR MAN wao DIDN'T WANT TO fight.
YeSternoon afternoon shooting AFFAIR occurred
on the Military road, near Rock Greek, In the
county, In which Samuel, or ~Patsy,- Coots was
shot, and, It is thought fatally wounded, BY
Charles Foster. They had had quarrel saturday
near the Riggs Market Coots wanted 70 night
Foster. who declined, and then Coos thrsstened
TO wait Tor him at his F.D house. Foster was
AFRAID 10 60 home until yesterday afternoon.
ana then ran on Foster, who drew Q pistol and
nreo me ball taking effect In Coots' breast Fos-
Washington last evening DR.. Darling attended
Cootz, who was sent to the Freedman's Hospital
10 the Police Court this morning the case against
roster went over, the bonds being fixed at 1000
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Renders the hair soft plant snd siossy pro-
notes . fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
essss OF the scalp Mary A Jackson. Salem,
Mass, writes: II have used Ayers Hair visor
for number Of years. and II has always given
me satisfsction. II IL an excellent drsssins
prevents the hair from turning gray, insures
It's vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair comnsssced
falling out. and in . few weeks I was almost
bald. bought bottle Of Ayers Hair vieor.
and. after using only part Of II, my head vas
covered With heavy growth Of b .r.-Thoinas
Munday. Sharon Grove. KY.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by Dr.. J. @. Aver 90. Lowell.
Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. ja2s
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


The Baltimore and Ohio TO speedily
Extend Its Line Beyond Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, July 30--It has been determined by
the Baltimore and Ohio authorities to immedi-
ately complete the connection between their Phil
adelphia extension ana Staten Island. This will
be done by making available the ninety nine year
trackage contract which exists with the Reading
and New Jersey Central. First vice.PreSident
Orlando Smith and Messrs Clements and Doug
lass, the general manager and CHIEF en-
g1neer, have lust completed a careful
Inspection Of the proposed terminals in New York
harbor, on Staten Island, and have determined TO
add considerable property to the existing water
'front.' controlled BY the staten Island CO. Engi-
neers under Charles Achenheil, are now engaged
IN locating the route from Rosele, the New Jer-
sey central, 10 the bridge over the Arthur XIII,
with which structure the connection on the Staten
Island end will be completed by the LIST Of october
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Sincerely yours,
M. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream. provided you avoid all cosmetics 1t
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics. 1t will
remove pimpes liver spots black heads tan, sunburn
and redness Of the skin. Any Of these imperfectons
woman's face is equivalent to painted sign,
ing This woman is unclesnly in her personal habits
she does not think 1t worth her while TO make herself
attractive" Send for free sample of Recamier Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park Place, New
York aplS-6m
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J. "A. stout. who shot ana kIIled

p. A. Stout. who shot and killed his eldest son.
Adolph, at Pittsburg, last spring, because the boy
sided with his mother, was convicted saturday OF
murder In the second degree. the penalty which
Is twelve years In the peniteDtiary.
The large paper mill Of John DE Narennes nc East
Lee, H., was destroyed by IRE at 10 O'clock
last evening. The mill employed l50 hands. Tho
loss will be about 100000.
The billiard tournament is to begin In saratoga
August and continue for three evenings Mr..
Sosson, William sexton, and Maurice Daly will 10
the contestants.
Baldwin, the parachute jumper, leaped from a
balloon In London Saturday at the height OF I, 600
feet and landed safely. Enormous crowds were at
Alexandra Palace 20 witness the feat, and dis
played great enthusiasm.
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NED Busr1NEs WIDOW MARRrEp.-Mrs. Anna

Md BUNTLNEs WIDOW NARRIED.-Mrs. Anna
F. Judson, widow OF the late Col b. z. c. Judson,
known to literary fame as "Ned Buntline," has
taken for second husband Z. Locke Mason, a
MuTch, at his parsonage IN South kortright, Della
ware County, near which place is Eagles Nest, "
the fanciful name bestowed on the home which
Ned Buntline occupied during the later years OF
his life, ana where his widow has since continued
to reside. With the widow has resided the only
living child OF the famous writer, SOD by his rst
wife now grown to manhood
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The PARNRLL COMMISSION BuL-Already sixty
two amendments have been proposed TO the Par
nell commission I'LL Mr. Parnell Will move the
first amendment TO inquire into the Tunes letters
Mr.. sexton will move 10 limit the inquiry TO per-
sons named In the schedule OF the bill The latest
rumor bout the alleged Parnel letters is that the
man who furnished the Times with the Informal
ton Is q renegrade Parnelhte, now travelling in
America and likely TO stay there TIL IL Is known
what shape the special commission VI inquiry will
take
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Burned to the Waters Edge.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-The steamboat Edward
]. Gay, belonging to the Planters and Merchants
Packet Co., ar this city, caught IRE this morning
and was burned TO the waters edge. She was
mOOred at the head Of LIST street. The boat was
valued at $9O.O 0O and was insured principally in
foreign companies. She had been Withdrawn from
the Bayou Sara trade last Monday, and laid up for
repairs.
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MURDERED Hrs LITTLE BRoTHER--In Paris Sun.
day morning a Mrs Uangade was awakened by
screams coming from her children's bedroom. She
found her son Louis. aged SIX years, with cash
IN his stomach, the wound having been innicted
with a razor by his brother Alphonze, aged eight
years AlphonZe cut his own throat from ear 10
ear. He died soon afterward. Louis Is In q pre-
carious condition. Alphonze had always hateo his
brother, and had tried TO Kill him twice before,
once by driving nail into his head with ham,
mar
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A WoRn ABOUT CArARRH.

1T is the mucous membrane. that wonderful semi
uid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues OF the
air and food passages that Catarrh makes its strong
hold. Once established it into the very vials
and renders life but long breath Of misery and
disease duling the of hearing trammeling the
power Of speech destroying the faculty Of smell ain:
ing the breath. and killing the refined pleasures OF
taste Insidiously by creeping from . simple cold
in the head it assaults the membraneous lining and
enyelops the bones eating through the delicate coats
and causing Inflammation, sloughing and death
Nothing short Of total eradication will health &c
the patient, and all Alternatives simply procras
tnated suferings, leading to fatal termination
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE by Inhalation and by
Internal administration has failed; when
the disease has made frightful inroads on delicate
constitutions hearing. SMELL and taste have been re-
covered, and the disease thoroughly driven out"
SANFonD's RADICAL CURE consists of bottle OF
the RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT. aud
one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped in one pack
age. with full directions; price, 81
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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JurK BAGGISG TRusT.-Geo. Taylor, a promi-
nent St. Louis cotton factor, Is authority Tor the
statement that the Jute bagging manufacturers
nave formed poor or trust and advanced the
price OF bagging from 70 IL cents per yard while
there has been no advance In the raw material
Fifty million yards OF bagglng are consumed per
annum, and the advance means an additional ex-
penditure OF 100000 10 consumers St Louis
VIII produce nearly one-half The product OF the
United states.
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MAIiklED

CAMPBELIs-MILLER- In Christ church West
Msshington Jnly IN; 1855, by tas Rev; Albert X
aud Mise MATTE MILLER youngest daughter Vi
the late Benjamin Miller
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The Discrimination 10 be STOPPED.

OTTAWA, July 30-It Is stated in Offlcial circles
that In consequence OF the protest OF the American
authorities against the existing regulations with
respect to tolls on the Welland and st. Lawrence
canals the government will remove the present
discrimination in favor OF grain bound for Mon
frpal
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The GENurxE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDHL WATER

ePRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FoR Liver
AND KIDNEY DISEASEA
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt Rheumatism. Diabetes, and al
Diseases of the Stomach.
beware of imitstions
1T has given me better satGfsction than anything
which have ever ussd."-Prof Seesen. University Of
Vienna.
Ihave used It for years with remarkable succssA"-
Prof. Hlawazek
Write for DR.. Toboldrs lecture Carlsbad Water
snd Salt read before the Ninth international Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application
EISNER 4 MENDELSON CO., Sole Agents. Bar
clay st. New York. ta2-m,w&f
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District Government AFFAIR.

,Ihk NARROWING OF bRiaHTwooD AVENUE.
The resolution Of the senate inQuirtng why and
by what authority Brightwood avenue Tth-street
road was narrowed has been received py the Com
TO q che Sc
II has Deen discovered thus Tar that the original
nas0 S tn s rSd was g sp e.
legally or by sunerance OF interested parties own.
Ing land thereon, Is not yet definitely known. In
Public Works for the macadamizing ana improve.
ment Of this road from Boundary TO the District
line. This was under the shepherd .dministra-
occurred prior to this time. Under the improve
ment referred to many hills were removed. and
n Ss one q as
Boundary to the schuetzen Park has aase become
much worn and full Of holea II 1t Is found that
sponsibilty Of the owners OF sSuttinS properly,
who have since built on the recovered land; they
WIN be obliged to move their houses back 70 the
ment OF John A. Boyce, Richard u. Benson, August
james H. Luton nrst-class privates on the police
proved.
NsuRrSG TIE prBLIc SCHOOLS.
The question OF awarding the contract for In
surlng the public schools Is creating some STIR
among insurance agents 10 this city. The lowest
on 500, but made il consideraDly lower provided
ne could have the insurance for nve years. THE
that Is being Ssa = the
for nve years when they advertised for proposals
for one year.
A SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS APPOINTED.
The Commissioners to-day appointed II. n. Morse
to be superintendent Of streets in place Of J. J. Bur
rows, who was removed last Friday. The place
was offered to j. w. Dare, the senior assistant
engineer who declined the position, preferring TO
West Point. he resigned from the Army. For
some time he has as engineer, had charge Of roads
outside the city limits.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: Jacob Jones, seven
brick dwellings, from 40l TO Alb 4th street north
east; $l1, 900. VIM. L Graham. three brick DWELL
ings, from "a to 80 street northwest; $4,000.
James H. Painter, one brick dwelling, at lilo 10th
street northwest; 81, 500 Francis Gr1rnth, one
brick dwelling, At 4D7 street southwest; 500.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners this afternoon had confer.
ence with the First Controller over number OF
minor matters.
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From a Locomotixe,s SnarIk.

CHICAGO, July 30.-By fire at the corner Of 31st
and La Sale streets this morning six families were
rendered homeless, fve horses were burned TO
death and a hay shed and coal yard were partially
destroyed. Sparks from a locomotive caused the
fire. All the buildings were frame. The estimated
loss is $4,000
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WoMAN's DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-A case
OF hydrophobia developed In Brooklyn, a village
Just north OF East St. Louis, few days ago, which
resulted fatally saturday morning. The victim
was Mrs. Lena Keith, a German widow, sixty
one morning last May, when a large Newfound-
land dog jumped the fence and attacked her, Bit
ing her severely in the arm. He Was driven OF
with a club by a neighbor. The wound was at
once cauterIzed, and IL healed quickly, nothing
more was thought OF IL until last Thursday, when
the woman showed symptoms OF hydrophobla,
barking and swapping like dog and going into
spasms at the sight OF water. She died saturday
morning, In an ambulance, while being removed
70 the county farm.
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The American Parsy's Strength.
AN oRGASIzArIos WITH 100000 VOTERS LIKELY 10

JOIN.
The Philadelphia Times says: The leaders OF
the American party are making preparations Tor
the national convention, 20 be held In Washington
on August IA: at is going TO be a big cOnven-
tion," said James NJ. Munyon, one OF the leaders
OF the party In the city yesterday. "Most Of the
states will hold conventions within the next ff-
teen days TO elect delegates and there Will be at
least four hundred delegates In the convention.
The party expects 20 soon receive a powerful ac-
cession An organization OF this country, which
has within IL over 100000 voters Is now consider
ing the question OF becoming part OF the Amerl-
can party. The organization will probably take
deciding power In this years presidential
hight. Most OF the delegates will favor the
nomination OF presidential ticket although many
Will oppose the placing of a ticket IA the field.
Those who object are strong republicans. They
are not satisfied with the republican platform, but
think Harrison is a good enough American. Ninety
per cent OF the American party are republican,
and with ticket Ia the Held this means defeat uf
the republican party this fall one OF the parties
must be broken before the American party can
take Its true place as one CT the great parties OF
the nation. i favor the nomination OF a presiden-
tial ticket ~ the proper man IL found aud we get
Philadelphia delegates want Gen. James 5. Neg
ley, OF Pittsburg Tor the head OF the ticket; the
New Workers favor Ex-Mayor Low, OF Brooklyn,
and the western men prefer Senator Leland stan.
ford, OF California. Mayor Hewitt OF New York,
cannot be Induced 10 accept, and he VIII not be
nominated"
IL is said the organization that Is considering
the question OF joining the American II the OrdcI
OF the Patriotic Sons OF America
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Cf hoT Iafh s9kt u by HoSss 30 Ii
b pEffA 6 "a IS FEET
District q cola@i. made in he esass ii s4s IN
ssn,s snd Hattie and Aee M.sbs are snd
ants shall on aoSP&T 4ff5kS9g9S. tss TAiE;
psnise. the folioxiss real estate described re
ambia as and being part q io. twelve and thirteen
Pc on FIR east & lor
from the southeast corner q iS1 thirteen I'D run.
s4 feet thence west the entire depth Of lot thence
south, along the line Q. lot: ~ and 49, tseity
Terms OF sale: One-haif of the purchase money in
and the e sns re u
by the the purchaser which TO be
sS dton o s
g9nysy.3ne recSsdng Se at the cost
Otherwise the trustee the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of fGaENa pSFsotb Trustee.
pUSc.SsoS BROS .nc,,on 4Ss L0ui ,hssd ave
fE Ssb JERSEY fS1
N0RIHMEST; VACANT LOT ON Q STREET,
fk6yEp f fE9PERrY 81 raihp sTkEt be
p pMEhN Div + AND = GSQUIHMEsTi IMPROyED
aNp s II Nos sTHEhh KND M
AND y NEW EkT r5 5Eks kTE AXh
n,
1883, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell,
IN front OF the premises to close the estate Of
LOT =. SQUARE sos,
fronting IA feet street and 60 feet New Jersey
avenue, improved by store and dwelling.
AT QUARTER OF SIX O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
NOON, part of
LOT z, SQUARE 55I,
fronting 10 3-f2 feet ON street. near Sd northwest
un1lnproved
At 9UARTER-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
Noon, part Of
LOT 10. SQUARE $50,
fronting % feet inches Sd street. between and
Il streets southwest, improved by two brick houses.
ton TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY Thirty
FIRST, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. In front
Of the premises,
LOT s. SQUARE 425,
fronting 20 feet on 9Th ST. between and NJ SITS. w
improved by two frame houses,
at SIX O'CLOCK, SAME AFTERNOON, part
LOT 8. SQUARE 557,
fronting 30 feet on New Jersey between st. and
New York ave. improved by two brick dwellings, d
and f2o New Jersey ave.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months. notes to be given bearing cent
interest from day Of sale payable semi annually and
To be secured by deed of trust property Sold all
cash at option of purchaser purchasers; deposit of
slOO required on each piece at time Of sale convey
anc1ug SC. at purchasers cost terms TO be complied
with in 10 days otherwise right reserved to resell at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after days
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
hshed IN Washington. ID. &. BY order of the heirs
Title good. DUNCANSON BROS,
H2O-d Auctioneers.
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PRINcB FHRDDAND Musr Go.-The car appears
70 have gwen his assent 70 the creation OF Bull
gar1an monarchy, with either Prince Waldemar,
ths youngest son OF King Christian OF Denmark,
O. the Duke OF Cumberland on the throne. The
oneE which was made 20 hun through Prince
Bismarck. he Is also something Of . thorn An the
ads OF Bismarck from being the practical head, -
the King OF Hanover, Of The Guelph party In the
reichntAg, eli whose votes would be Bismarck's
with hum out OF the way. II he could be induced
70 exchange the Sovereignty Of Hanover ior that
Of Buigar1a ana Eastern RoumeaA q more uAttS-
factory arfangemept for Germany at least could
not be Imagined II u certain Ferdinand must 60.
All the leading sem1o1hciAi journals OF the conta-
nant appoar % b n unison On this point
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COURT, WRITES LETTER.
NEW YORK. July %, 1887.
DRAR MRS. AYKR: As one Of the trying sequels to
long and desperate Illness have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder. for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar Of "Recamier Cream" not that had
any faith in any so-called proprietary remedy. but
that happened TO know who you and felt sure
at least believed Recamer toilet preparations
were all you claimed find it difficult to express my
delight at the impro In my face Let it suffice
that all my friends congratulate me on the wonderful
cure "Recamier Cream" has effected, aud that my
physician, Dr.. Egbert Garnsey. under whose care ]
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
Of your Recamer preparations. said to me: Il will
not prescribe anything for to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamier
Cream. do not know what It is made Of, but know
WHO Mrs. Aver IL. and am you will derive more
beneht from her cream than from anything else. Go
on with the cream" feel but do justice In lay
ing this well earned tribute at the shrine Of the beau
uful Julie Recsmier.
Sincerely yours,
M APPLETON BAKFR
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MISS WNsToN's SATCHRL-On Saturday night
after the performance at Albaugh's Miss JEANNE
winston and friend took carriage ride. Vixen
She returned she left her Satchel In the carriage.
On discovering her loss she notified the police.
Sergeant Diggins ascertained that Henry Hamil
ton was the driver or the carriage and arrested
him. He recovered the satchel with its contents,
consisting OF SOS in money and several hundred
dollars worth or Jewelry. Hamuton's explanation
was considered satisfactory and he was released.
The driver, 1t appears, discovered the satchel and
went to the place where Miss winston was stop
was after O'Clock he took It TO his home for safe
keeping, intending to return 1t In the morning.
THE FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT GREER. - The
funeral OF Police Lieutenant Greer Is In progress
this afternoon from his. late residence On 10th
at 3 O'Clock. A detail OF sxty&four members OF
the force Will escort the remaips to Glenwood
cemetery. The escort, which will be marshaled
by Captain Austin, will be divided into two COM
panieS, commanded by Lieutenants GeSSford and
Boteler and four sergeants. The pall-bearers will
who were appointed with Lieutenant Greer
when the Metropolitan police force was organ
tied in 1851. These officers are Lieutenants Yer
non and Kelly, eX.Lleutenant NoOnap, ex-Sergeant
Pierce and Officers Sebastian and Finley. The
funeral was largely attended Major Moore has
Greer. He says: "His connection with the Metro
pOtan police was contemporaneous with its Cf-
ganiZat1on and for nearly twenty-Sevep years IS
private, sergeant and lieutenant he conScienti-
ously, fearlessy and capably performed every duty
dev0lved upon him. The records OF this depart
ment tersely tell the story OF his Official Life, II
STANDS without blemlsh."
Rev. c. II. Richardson, OF the McKendree N. z.
church, of1iclated at the ceremonies this after
noon.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

abort ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOaDDEU fischer LLOYD s. 5. CO.
fa-t INpress Steamers-
To Southampton ClOntou, HaNrel, Bremen.
Irase Nei,, Aug. 1. 4 3. IA, Merra. sat. Aug. 4
N Lain We'd. Aug- ,. am Elder, sat, Aug. 1,
sam' Aler, We'd. Auz. ID. noon. Inns. Sat. Aug.
IL = D..
Comfortable sfaterOOus. excellent table. luxurious
taslL -nttLents Prices lst cabin. $40 aud up
warts o=rt. 0ECiiGg 20 lNcatiOR "a cabin. $50
L-ttA. -tcerssz low rates. Apply l. = 4. DROOP
10 Penn. ave BEALLa BROWN * CO., 1871 + ST.
fNCNAlsD LINZ
- CHAs- l. Dubois co. Bankers Agents.
3D. 9Th
fa aud INSPECT plans and IL ton % vs=ssIs To-
fal-l- tLati. at Cab PASSAGE -fiD 100
an 10 i.Jll,trIE II treaty reduced rates Il.tu
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FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
THE BEST MEDICINE Is
TARRANTS
IL SETTER APERIENT.

A MOISTURE BITTERS Is KNOWN AS THE
"A great regulator of digestive organs all over the
World. Have IT in your house. Ask for the genuine
SONS. II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock MI
Mama.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. l4l9 street
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TWO MURDERS IN lRELAND.-John FOrhan, boy
cotted farmer, while returning from Tralee with
three laborers IN car sunday, was shot dead near
Lstowel, Kerry, by two disguised men, who es-
capped. While Farmer McAuline was working with
a iaborer named Ruare In f1eld at Gounamukle,
Cork, on Saturday, a disguised man demanded
Their names Ruare gave a false name. He was
ordered Dy the stranger TO fall on his knees and
he did so, whereupon the stranger shot him twice,
and be died an hour afterward. The stranger
escaDed.
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When THr Esrncrrs Fac

Csc HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
DR.. 7. C. SMITH Charlotte n. C.. says: 1t is IN
valusble nerve tonic delightful beverage and q
the best rstorers when the energies nag and tine spir
it, droop"
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TRYING 10 EXCLUDE AMERICAN MoxRY.-The
banks Of winnipeg have decided thai American
money cannot go there and . bis Discount VIII be
made ON the currency OF that nation The dis
count v three per cent on all paper money. silver
ascent pieces for 20 cent& There Is no discount
on 10-cent and scent pieces The city ID Hooded
with American money. :