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Mutrie Down East Amer Players.
[srEcIAL no THE EYENINa WoRI

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. Thames Mutrie, the
baseball manager OF New York, is here to-day.
He had a talk with kid" Madden, but what the
outcome of II was is not known. II is said he is
Town East after a player by the name OF Ray.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
The Jury Could Not Agree.

IbFEUIAL TO THE EVENING WOHLD.J
BOSTON, Dec. 14.-After being out twenty
four hours the jury in the suit for damages
against the Allan Line Steamship Company re-
discharged. ~ "0
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"Too bnshful ?" Well, the Capitol,
1 think, would like this kind of doll!
Now give me Hayti " you're able,
Oh, Central, by Atlantic Cablei
1 love her-thouEh Tve never seen her,
And so 1 give her the-Galena!
What ho, New York, proud Empire State,
Pvc got the Treasury on my slate
For any one that's named by you
Plat, Miller, Hiscock or Depew!
Hello, hello there, Bill Malone,
These many years your beard has grown!
If you the Solid south would save
With this, i pray you, take n shave!
Last, to "The Evening World" n gem
To crown it's brilliant diadem
ITI give, md without h~esitntion-
THE LARGEST EVENING CIRCULATION
The evening world., 1888-12-14
FaIIon Challenge. McCanrey.

Jack Fallon's hacker issued q challenge to
Dominick McCaffrey to-day on behalf of the
strong boy to fight in a twenty-four-foot ring,
with gloves, according to London rules, at
cies, for g, 900 a side. A forfeit Of $3.50 was
posted Mt the Office of the Police Gazette.
The evening world., 1888-12-14

Patrick Mccarthy and John Lynch, the dog
catchers who were convicted Of assault in the
third degree while trying to take 4 pet bull ter
biHty-hfth street, were each sentenced to Q year
In the penitentiary, and q hne OF $500 by Judge
Cowing IN the Court OF General Sessions this
morning.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
MIR. HAUSTEDT DENIES 1T.
He Says He Has Not Announced Himself
as n Haytian Consul.

1t was reported this morning that Mr..
Haustedt. Of the firm of Jimenes, Haustedt d
Co., had announced himself as authorized to
act as Consul for the northern ports of Hayti
and certify the clearance papers Of any vessels
leaving New York for those ports.
MIR. Haustedt said to an EVENING WORLD re-
porter that there was no truth in the report.
The evening world., 1888-12-14

Gov. Hill and Col. Lamont Here Together.
Gov. Hill and his secretary are at the Hoffman
House, having arrived from Albany late last
night. Col. Dan Lamont is also there, but the
simultaneous visit is said To have no particular
morrow.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
TOMMY WARREN WILL FIGHT,
He Does Not See Why 18th Spider ,,
Should Stop on His Way West.

T"FTOI"H TO III I'M "UHLD'I
Los ANGELES, Dec. 14.-Tommy Warren was
seen last night in relation to the fight with Ike
Weir, arranged by the California Athletic Club.
He said he was only too anxious to fight Weir
and did not see why the spider" should stop
on his way West.
Warren said he had no quarrel with his hacker
The evening world., 1888-12-14
He Stabbed Him Three Times.

During a dispute on Chrystie street early this
morning Patrick OBrien stabbed Charles
Bruhn, of 159 Chrystie street, three times in
the head. O,Brien was held for examination in
Default Of 81, 600 bail by Judge Duffy at Essex
Market this morning.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
d. A. stewart, Of C~arneGIe's Firm, Dead.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
PITTsBURo, Dec. lad A. Stewart, President
Of the firm of Carnegie, Phipps a Co. was found
dead in bed this morning. He was about yester-
day attending 10 his business Is usual
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Fair, Cold and High Winds,

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
- Weather Indications :
For Eastern Neto
YORK. Fair, coRtfn-
ued loo temperature,
Touotoed Saturday bv
Slightly toarmer; north
westerly minds, becoming
southoesterlv, high on
the coast.
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Had seen Better Days.

tFrom the TsTTe Hduts Express
Mrs. Hashcroft- Nhich do you consider cor
rect, Mr.. SPARK, would better or had better
Mr.. Sparx-If you refer to the beefsteAk. Mrs.
Hasheroft, I've had better many 4 time.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Ex-Muyor O'Connor, of Holyoke, Dead.

ESPECIAL To THE EVENING WORLD
HoLYoKE, Mass. Dec. II. -EN-Mayor 0'Con-
nor dropped dead here to-day.
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The Weather To-day.

IHuIUuVou Uy bIHhtIyb eIe-thermOmeter
49,, 1883 1887. 1883. 1887.
"a. 49,. % ~ IL M.."'. 81 "
Average for the past twenty-four hours, 20 so do
-AysraSS iOs corresponding time last year. Al 80 de-
The evening world., 1888-12-14

Pleasant and Prompt Cure for Coughs.
YouHo 4 DNXLu's LLooRlcK PELLKRA DFuGgist1
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conversation at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
morning. =.
II don't believe it. III wager it's not 80, ~
Coon.
"Good! ~ was the comment of ex-Assembly-
man Kruse, of Olean, a member OF the State Ex-
else Commission.
"Blaine's appointment is perfectly satisfac.
tory to me " remarked State Senator Arnold, of
Unadilla.
Warner Miller found time to say that he knew
nothing about the rumor, and added that he, is
not engaged in making Gen. Harrison's Cabi-
net, which will be goou news to Mr.. Plat and
his friends.
State Senator Hendricks, Of Syracuse, the
Hiscock, said
II suppose those who publish the statement
that Mr.. Blaine has been offered the Secretary
ship Of State got their information from the
the same source that / did"
Whether or not that source Is reliable, Senator
Hendricks would not say.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
HE most lives who thinks the most,
Al. do nnhln.t fnnl. A. 1T

He most lives who thinks the most,
Acts the noblest, feels the best,
And he whose heart beats quickest
Lives the longest, lives in one hour
More than in years do some whose
Fat blood sleeps as II slips along their peits."
These lines describe that condition Of perfect
health which all men and women toiSh to enjoy.
To be able to think clearly, to incline to do noble
acts, to live long and j~oyously, we must be free
from the domination of disease. By taking DR.
PIERoE1s GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY we may,
general debility and weakness, and all blood
and skin diseases. and verify the truth Of poetry
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Mr.. BLAINE IS MUM.
Unoommunioative on the Subject of
the State Portfolio.
Joseph Manley Thinks "The
Plumed Knight" Will
Be the Man.
But 10 Positive That the Matter Has
Not Yet Been Settled.
ESPECIAL TO II EVENING WORLD

AUGUSTA, Me-. Dec. 14.-Telegrams Of inquiry
have been coming to this city all the
forenoon asking for information as to
whether the statements published in q New
York paper this morning that President-elect
Harrison had offered the portfolio Of State to
Mr.. Blaine. and that he would accept the same,
and that the letters which had passed between
the two would be made public, were true.
TIKI EvENIN WoRLD correspondent called
upon Mr.. Blaine at his residence this forenoon
to ascertain the exact truth Of the matter.
While Mr.. Blaine was very courteous, he had
not o word to say on the subject. He had heard
the rumor early in the morning. ,
Maniey, Chairman OF the Republican State
Committee, at his Office on Water street.
--"You may tel, TIL EVENING Womb" said
Mr.. Manley, THAT no one knows anything
knoW it II anybody did. think you might
While I do now and always, have believed
that the position will be rendered TO Mr.; Blaine,
and that he will accept, ! know that. it has not
been done. This is simply my own private 9pin-
ion, and is not based on anything that Mr.. Blaine
has told me-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Nuntuter 883.

5serueien suiammenbdnst, baB er feline
erit:n OfieutIi6en &anbsebunsen on feline
2anbs unS SssioIbaten ri9tst. Die Yros
etamationen finb BON e9teu, slibsnbem
patriotismus bur5usbt; ite Iauten bur9:
aus ni9t berausforbernb sesen an6ere
Rationen ober gar trteserii9; aber uebeu
Der parmen 2tsbe, bic Der iunss &aiisr fir
ieinen usritcrbenen 8ater unb 9rosuater
tunbsibt, 3eist it5 bod Elm geiit itarten
SeIbitbeuuBtieins barin, 10 etwas, pie
Sismart iaste: 8ir far5tsn @ott unS
ionit Riemaubsn. absr au9 Elm ttefrsIis
siOier 9eiit sibt it3 in ben 0ocumeuten
tuno. Die Proclamation an bas
gol.~ parb gang usri9is0eutli5 bsurs
t5eiIt. Die @teusr 3eitunseu biuistsn
oieieIbs, bic unsurii9en gIdtter bass.
gen parsn;urid5altsnbsr uub bstIasten
f9 baribsr, baB bic 9ruclamation
tsiue grtIdruus li6eralsr Prtnbtpteu
entbuIts. 0ie frau3Ofi9sn 2situnseu
faBtsn bic YrotIamation ais ein 3si9en
Der frieoliden abiateu bss &aiiers auf.
RspubIitanti9e Bldtter ertIdrteu bic Pros
tlamation fur einen @smetnplas uabrenb
bic monardiitiidsu 3eitunssn iis uon einem
sinitiseren @eii9tspuntte betra4teten.
Der 8ariisr ullniusrs" meint, bic 9Off'
nuns iei bssriinbet, baB bic pOn i5m tunos
ssss6susu rsIisiOieu @sfibIe benz Raiisr
bic Hare Soee beibrinsen, baB ss feline
9hi9t isi, ben 6risben III erbaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
EefegrapDil@e pepslGen.
Oeutfh nb.

Berlin, IS. Stunt. 8erliner 3ettuns
gen briuseu eiuen 8eri6t, ber pabri4ein:
li9 pon BrOf. girdou berribrt, tuona5
ueben benz Sebltopftrsbs In ben lesten
Stabien ber &rantbsit bes Saiiers cine
branbiss @utsinbuns Der S9Ieimbdute
einsetrsten 1T, uel5e branbise 3uiianbe
Der 2uftr0brenGfte unb 3ulest aud Der
eunse berbeifibrtsn.
8ertin, ls. Stunt. Sirf gismart
rpobnte nidt, wie er beabii6tist bate, benz
8esrd6niB Des Ruilers BET. gr 1T pon
ben Nnitrensunssn Der lsetsn 3sit 10 err
id6pft, baB er it9 &ube s6nnen mug.
Raiier 8iIbelm CAB ibm ieinen bsitiu,mten
8unid gu erteunen, baB er bel Dem ges
srdbniB ui5t aupsienb iein m0se.
Berlin, 10. Suni. Oas Gage
blatt" bsbauptet, baB bic ruiiii9sn Settuus
gen nur bur9 bic geniur usrbinoert rporben
isien ben &esierunssantritt &aiier 0ils
beIm's in fsinoisliser Weiie su beipreden.
- IS beiBt, baB Yrina aIbre9t, Der Ste:
gent uOn graunidusis gum 5sIbmari9au
ernannt worben iei.
&teI, 10. Stunt. Der Sampfer
rNorb" 1T uerbrannt. I9t Wann uou
Der 8siasuns iinb beim umidIagsn zines
Sootes srtrunten, aIs iie bas brsnnenbe
edit uerIahen batten.
Berlin, 10. Suni. Die WorsenbIdts
ter billissn bic aniprads bes &aiIsrs 0il:
bslm al bas preusii5e 8oIt, namentli9
bic aufridtisen Siele, psl9e sr it5 porses
feet unb bic Seosutuns. usl5e er swii9sn
&aiisr unb Nation selest bat. sic iassn:
feline 9sISbniile wsrbsn iberaa ebenio
bersli9 sruibert wsrbeu, pie iis ssma9t
porbsn iinS. Sie iprs1sn bie Sofinuns
aus, baB cine polltommene 9inisttit ints
msroar spiiasn Sirit uno SoIt bsitsbsn
unb ertldreu, baB bas Bolt ieineu Souues
rdn in bsr grflaung isinsr Yfi3ten &C.,
treuli9 uuteritisen ptrb.
Berlin, 20. Stunt. 0ie ,goifi5e
3situas" msIbst, bab bic taiisrli5e am:
nsitis ii9 auf ale bic Ssrbre6sr srltreden
werbs, iir usIds aud bic Imneitie bes
usritorbeaeu &aiisrs 8ssuaStsuus sepdbrt
bat.
Qonbon, 20. Sunt. Die @iensr
Seitunssu iprsden in iebr berSIi5sr @stIe
tire giQisuus Der Yrotlamatton bes Rai:
isrs 8ilbelm aus. Die ungarii6en Sldt;
ter usrbaIten ii5 tabIer, uuo usrmiiisn in
Der @nipra9s cine ausbriidli9e @rtIdrung
frsiiinnissr @runbiate.
9erltn, 81. SUM-. 0ie Srinseiin
gilbert uou Sa9iensaltsnburs, Miarie,
ssborsne YriuseiliH pou YrsuBen, beren
idpsrs grtrantuus seitsrn ssmslbst purbe,
iit seitorben. Sie mar bic dltsife Eo1ter
bss Yrinsen Sriebri3 &arI, am IA. Ssps
tsmbsr 1855 seboren unb nit benz Brinsen
Ssinri5 bsr Risbsrlanbs e. 3. Stattbalter
bes @roBber3ostbums 0ursmburs) tn srifer
gbs psrbeiratbst sepeisn. Ssit benz 6.
Wai 1885 par fs nit benz Yrinsen albert
uOn SadiensaItenbars tn Sweitsr @be usrs
mablt.
Saas, 81. Stunt. Or. Waten,ie lit
na9 Qonbon se,siit. Su elmer llntsrres
buns NIT etnsm 8erittsrfattsr tbeilte er
nit, baB er uou allen bsuti5sn Gsrstsn,
nit elmer ein3isen Nusnabms, In Srsunbs
i5aft ssi9iebsn isi. gr babe bic trsbsars
tise Ratur bes Raifers 5riebri9 i9ou felt
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pretie Ger 2ln3eieen.

Ssber 3ou Der Spalte per Sabr.. .s12.O0
Wonate 5 700
Sir ieoe 3eile grepier, ober beren Raum, bas
erltemal 10 Gents, bic nG9itenmale @ents.
Seiratbss unb Eobesansetgeu mit spru6
$3.50, obne Spru3 $1.00.
ausudrtiss an,eissn mHKsu porausbe,ablt tperSen.
Qn;eisen fir Picnics, 0otterien, @liitsipielt
&C., bic bem @eifte Der tatb. Rir6e ;uwioer, firu
ben feline Iufnabme.
Nnsetsea fenoe tuan fpdteFsuS
Wonta8 0tor8en etn.
Job.Qrbeiten aller 2lrt prompt uno
billi9 aus9efahrt.
Ciiiee oer ,,8 asett":
Gfe Der 6. uno JopdsStrdse,
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9tm Jrettas Morseu fam man gum
erffen Ballot. 0as ReIultat mar:

gu bsusrtsu 1T, bab bic san5e InSabl
ber Stimmsn s32. bic Msbrbeit AT
Stimmsn 1T. 9ie speite Gbtimmuns
;eists iebr ueniss gsrdnberunsen. Sbers
man, aIssr, 9arriiou unb aaiion seuans
nen eiua'I1s Stimmen. gua bas brittle
Ballot seiste serinse 9erdnbsrunsen.
Blaine sepann an Stdrte. am abeno
sos Depsp Don 9tsp Dort isinsa Ramsu
5uriit.
8is bic ausit9ten beute, Samitas, ifes
beu, Nib Blaine ber grtorsne fein; elm
@anbibat itebt sssen ben anbern auf; fir
Blaine finb aqe, pie es ben ani@sin bat,
in bweiter &eibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Dem Sebruar setannt. 9lber wenn sr bies
eiuse,dumt bdtte, tpirbe wabri9etnIt9 cine
6esentidaft stnseiest worben ie;n, mas
Der Der Ebronbeiteisuus 6riebri9's feinbs
li9eu 9artei Elm 9efalIsn seueisn ietn
ulrbe.
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W Wertco.

Wertco, 10. Suni. Der 2eon Slug
I'M Staat 9uannaiato 1T pisr Sub seiiies
gen. 8iele Sduisr In ben Stabten 3eou
unb Silao iinb pesseriiIsn worben unb
uiele Weni3eu itub ertruuten. Mu4 piel
8isb 1T srtrunten. Sang unsew65nli5
i5were &ssen werben aus allen @eaenben
bss 9anbss beri9tst.
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symptoms that indicate. tl.c use Of ANTI. Apo.
IlEe zzincss or Pressure in the Head
Eyes, Fam around Plptaon The Heart Pain Re. ion
a iiATt with tt!in Of Suii"tion Ringing Ears
GUINNESS and I'iekN Sensation of Limbs, especially the Arm,
ram HttWccn shoulders and in Side Dry Cough Iiaulence
sour stomach or II suffering from General Debility Will!
OF Appetite, Short Breath OF Whctzv Breathing.
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Bowls
&atr Reaeer,

9atr Reaoer, = for reader,
indeed we hope thou art,
and we will speak YOU fairly.
Thy pleasure or thy profit
= ay, marry, or both may
occasion thee to the purchase
Of an Organ. Nay, Aout
not, It's more than possible.
Have thou a care, then. and
be not caught with thc offer
of cen 500 worth of Organ
for five and forty dollars.
Thou rightly rcasoncst the
catch of S1U1bhe Ones is large.
We would not see the: lose
thy organ thy money and thy
wits together. Nay! resolve
thee firmly on an EsrEY
ORGAN from Brattlcloro, VT,
and we bcspeak praises for
thy exceeding discretion.
". G. FUTILE, Agent. Belfast, Ne,
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
Songs of the Civil War.
Collected by Mrs. Helen \. Packard

lCOllecteu 10y MIS-. llctGn ~ IatkdluI
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
1t was just before the last fierce charge,
When two soldiers drew the rein,
For parting word and touch Of hands
(They might never meet AGAIN.
One had blue eyes and clustering curls.
Nineteen but a month ago,
Down on his chin, red on his cheek.
He was but a boy you know.
The other was tall, and stern, and dark.
If his faith in the world was dim,
He only trusted the more in those
Who were all the world to him.
They had ridden together in many raid,
They had marched Tor many mile,
But ever till now they had met the foe
With a calm ana hopeful smile
But now they gazed in each others face
With an awful CHASTITY gloom,
And the tall, dark man was first 10 speak.
'Charic, my hour has come.
eve shall ride together up the hill.
And YOU will ride back alone,
Promise a little trouble to take
For me, when ! am gone.
"lou will find face UPON my breast,
shall wear il into the fight,
With soft blue eyes and golden HAIR,
And smile like the morning light.
like the morning light was her love for me,
Since it gla,dcned a lonely life,
And little cared for the frowns of fate
When she promised to be my WIZ
,,..,;, .,,,o,. ,-.,,
Nv we I" ntf, th.ri't' M'l IN, ar, ~, r''
~ Ana SEND pace , ,fie ii,li H.; ii'''' ''''
Ieil net !eh'ttril lloM 'a.',' ,,.o
"iell her my S"ul WIZ Wail i"i h''9
In the border land between
The heavens and earth, until she c"ileS'
1t will not be long, ween.
Tears filled the blue eyes of the boy.
!,
HIS voice was hoaise WIN pam.
81 VIII no your bldtlhg, rolllatt iii.V'
But IL You come na'h 'shu ! an '''''
on must 40 as lliu'i i1i me,
MY lholIef i'll nome mus neai 'le "e'''
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
A Confirmed Dyspertic.

G. Canterbury, Of III Frank lin ST..
H"Sioii. Mass. writes, lil;;, suffering
for years from Indigestion. he was at
lASf induced TO try Ayers Sarsaparilla
ahd' Ivy It's use, WAS entirely cured.
Mrs. Joseph AuI,in, of High street.
li"ly"kc. Mass. suffered for over a wear
from dyspepsia. so That She could not
eat substantial food, hrcaine very weak,
aAd was unable to care for her family.
Neither HE medicines prescribed by
physicians, nor any Of the remedies
advertised for the cure Of Dyspepsia,
helped Her. until she coirincnccd the
use OF Ayers sarsaparilla. "Thrce
bottles of this rc,lieine,'' She writes.
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
Methodist Statistics.

There are now 40 annual conferences in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, according to the
records to January LIST, ISIS, and thirteen an
nual missions. The total of communicates in
these conferences and missions is . DD3 9.,5 Il net
increase of 1O6,bj9 for 1887. The total of
travelling preachers is II .5j4. an increase of
40. Of this total. 1888 in the effective list
.o5' are supernumerary. and 1,JlS Superan-
nuated. There are also ,5S1 preachers on trial
who are not included in the above total. The
local preachers number IA, 032, making a preach
ing force of 2S.16l. There are 24.0s0 Sunday
schools, with 2,0lG.1Sl scholars. The bapti>,ns
OF children aggregate 14.G3S, an increase of g.
Sf3. and OF adults 1O1 ,520. gain of 1876. There
are ~, 155 churches-an increase of 492-valued
at SSO, 2,'92, a net gain of nearly $2.9O0.O00.
The 1872 parsonages are worth Sl1 .90S ,041.
There was expended, during the year, for
building and improvements S4.:iSl. SOS. The
present Indebtedness is $685., ltS. The benevo-
lent contributions were as follows: Missions
1.044,OOO church extension, &127 Psi: Sunday
School Union. S20,34S; Tract Society, Sl91aj:
freedmen,s Aid Society, Ss3.657; education.
SlOy,643; American Bible Society. 1859: w
F. NJ. S., S159, 334 W. ii. NJ. s.. $G3, 39J For
ministerial support, including bishops. presid-
mig elders, and pastors. there was raised S.
3l2.O32, besides 500, lbs for conference claim
ants. For current eXpenses-seXton, light
fuel, etc.-there was raised 81 800, 16S.
Everything which belongs to pure, healthy blood
Is impaired by Hoods Sarsaparlla. A trial will
convince you Of its merit.
Rider Haggard is said to have realized over 500.
900 from his novels. This is the sort of realization
that becomes perilously like the ideal.
Worth ten dollars
to any family, is Dr. Kaufmann's book on diseas SEES
finely illustrated plates from life; don't be hum
plugged, but cure yourself. Send three 2-cent
stamps for postage to A. =. Ordway 4. CO., Boston,
Ma S., ana receive a copy free.
Women are by nature more or less limited in
their sphere of usefulness. There is probably no:
one living who could become Il silent partner in any
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
it is Absurd

For people to expect a cure for Indises-
tlon' unless they refrain from eating.
what is unwholesomc but if anvthin.
VIII sharpen the appetite and give tom,
to the digestive organs. it is Ayers s..r.
saparilla. Thousands all over lie lanl
testify TO the merits of his medicine.
Mrs. Sarah burroughs, Of 2lS Eighth
street, South Boston, writes: "Mv Lus-
hnld las taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, for
Dyspepsia and torpid liyrr, and la4
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
DON'T scOLD

man for eroaning when he has
ishcama'isin or Neuralgia The paia
Is simply awtul. NJ torture in the
ancient times was more painful than
these twin diseases But-oughtn't
man to be blamed if, having Rheu-
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has cured
thousand: who have suffered in the
same way il has cured hundreds
after physicians have pronounced
them incurable.
The skill Of five physicians could not
cure NE of Rheumatism which had settled
Ii. the hips neck and shoulders So intense
" the pain that sleep almost impos-
sille. The first dose of Athlophorns gave
me relief and the third enabled me to sleep
fer four and half hours without waking
continued its use and nm well "
REV. S. II. TROYER New Albany, Ind.
NFSend cents for the beautiful colorcd pic
tlre Moorish Maiden
THE A7HL 0PHOROS co. 112 WaU ST NY
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, She cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas-, ori;l.
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26

ohamc to our boosted clNillXatlt}!l-
"Jook at the list Of women who die in child
birth, and why is it? Simply because their
maternal organs have been 50 weakened by
the most terrible of diseases that they cannot
Withstand the fearful. sudden strain that is
brought to hrarupo them. How many women
escape monthly agon!es ? And yet nature
never intended that pain or inconvenience
should attend the operation Of her natural
laws. The solemn and terrible fact is, that
men and women drag along. die, and are
buried, ard their friends and the doctors say
heart disease, apoplrXy, pneumonia; conScs-
ton, commissions, when The cause lay far
back of all these things. The truth is that
weakened kidneys are the cause al most OF our
troubles The great question. therefore, Is:
How shall | preserve ny hldncvs, or, II DIS
eased, how can fhey 'c restored? have seen
numbers of cases and learned from nnques-
ticnablc sources OF many others. where tho
preparations, Hunts Ecme,ly, has }1een almost
remarkable in lis resnlJs / nsc il freely among
nv patients. aud Snail routn.c t" do SO. 1t
is a wonderful and invaluable remedy"
The remarks Of the learned doctor should
be carefully considered and .''lei upon 10y all
who desire long ..ic. and freedom from pam
and Tie danger cI st.a,!,n dc-th
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
II MAkA'
ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.

i
Its main lines and branches include CHICAGO
PORT, DIES MONIES COUNCIL BLUFFS. MUS
CAT1NE. KANSAS CITY, ST JOSEPH, IEAV-
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WATERLOO MINNEAPOLIS, and ST PAUL
and scores of intermediate cities Choico of
routes to and from the Pacific Coast All trans
fers in Union depots. Fast trains Of Fine Day
Coaches. elegant Dining Cars, magnificent Pull
man Palace Sleepers, and between CHICAGO, St.
Joseph, Atchison and Kansas City Reclining
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Chicago, Kansas e. NehYaska e'y
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Extends West and Southw :. fre-. lEel - City
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VILE, Topeka, HET.LtIlr4- WICHITA,
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KANSAS AND SOUTHERN HEpRASRA
and beyond, Entire passenger eGuirlnent Of the
celebrated Pullman manufacture. al safety ap-
pIences and modern improvements
The Famous Albert Lea Route
Is the favoritc between Chicago, Rock Island
Atchison, Kansas City and Minneapolis and St.
Paul. Its Watertown branch traversos the great
"WHsAT ARD DAIRY BELT"
Of Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota. and
East Central Dakota to WATERFOWL, Spirit Lake,
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The Short Line via Seneca and -I;jakaleo offers
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apols, Cincinnati anG other Southern points
For Tickets Maps Folders Or desired i,ltotiua-
ton, apply at any Coupon Ticket on o. a,Jes3
E. ST. JOHN, t.. &. t&SiSEC K,
Genl Manager Genl Tkt. & Pass Agt
CHICAGO, Ill.
The Republican journal., 1888-04-26
A SCIENTISTS WARNING.

Extracts From Remarkable Lecture
Delivered by DIR. II. Il. Hammond, Be-
fore the Nat:ona! Scientists
Convention.
ave are startled constantly by the sudden
death of some man who seemed the picture Of