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National Republican., 1888-02-18
What is ScrofuIa

I..stiat .n.,ntty In The Mood. which, accumu.
t,!it In Tie glands q tie ncck, produces W.
sisIily iuinIs ~ swcilnfs; which causes painful
running sores On the arms, legs, or feet; which
Govcorcs ulcers IN the eyes, cars, or nose, often
causing blindness 90 lloafGssi which is the origin
Of tltur'cs aanc,-uus grovths, or many other
manifestations usually a'crihed to humors,'
Itisninore formidable enemy than consumption
or caucc r alone. for scfofu!a combines the worst
possible features Of both Being the most ancient.
It's tlc most general If Hl diseases or affections,
for very tow persons are entirely free from IT,
How can 1t he curcd2 By taking Hoods sarsa.
rarilla. Which. by the cures II las accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for tLis disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparlla Is unequallcd, and some OF the
cures 1t has effected are really wonderful. fyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soidbyalI druggists. ~; six 81. preparedonly
by Z. /. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.

Newport News and Mississippi Valley Com.
pany)
Schedule in effect Nov l8, 1887.
Trains leave Onion Depot, 9Th and ste.
1857 A. M.-For Newport News, Old Poins
Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except
sunday. Arrive in Norfolk at 7:40 P. III.
11:24 A. M.-For stations on the Chesapeake
and Ohio, in Virginia, West Virginia,
and Kentucky. Daily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge to Hunt.
ington.
$50 P. M.-Fast western express daily. Solo
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
cars 10 Louisville. Pullman service 70
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Memphis, ana
New Orleans.
ONCE 518 Penn. ave,
ii. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agefiti
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PERSONAL.

NITANTED-LADIEs TO USE "CHICHEs-
w ter's English" Diamond Brand, Penny.
royal Pills. Safe. Always reliable. The Origi.
nal. The only genuine. Ask druggist or send
CHESTRR tH isg 4 CCHEMitC1L CO., PhiiadeiphIa, Pa
nooG.wgl3L
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", Z, WEBB,
;, f. WllEArLEY,
G., W. RAYMOND,
THOMAS DOMINIC Auo. o.ionecT. 'Gp ieIS-iC

THOMAS BOWLING Auc.ioneer ielS-ioC
DuBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND
Il MATERlALS-NAyT DEuARTNENr, Was.
ington, February 1, lsss-ln accordance with
the provisions of the I'd section Of the nc, of
Congress approved August 5, loSl, Statutes at
Large, Vol. %, page 20d there will be sold, at
the Navy Yard, Washington, D. e., certain
stOrts and supplies belonging 10 tho Navy, un-
seryiccable for use therein, and old articles
and materials which cannot De prOhtab.\ used
by TewoTking or otherwise in the construction
or repair of vessels, their machinery, armor,
armament, or equipment, The Sales viii be at
public auction, Tor cash 10 the highest bidder,
and Will commence at 10 Il, M, Tuesday,
March @, 1855, and continue from day to day,
II necessary, until all the articles are sold or
offered. A deposit OF ten per cent will be re-
quired on the day of sale on purchases not
paid for al once, as security for the payment of
the balance and the removal of the articles
within twenty days, which deposit will be for.
ieited to the United States In the event of
failure TO pay Snch balance and make removal
within the time stated. Schedules Of the ar.
tlcles to be offered can be procured from the
Commandant of the Washington Navy Yard, or
from the Navy Department, The articles sold
must be removed by the purchaser without eX-
pGnse TO The Government.
WILLIAM Z, WHITNEY,
iei'fit Secretary Of the Navy.
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Auction Sales:
NFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS o
. THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

~
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that on TIL 'RsDAY.
MARCH l. 1855, the lease of the FISH WHARF
and FISH STALLS in the cities of Washington
and Georgetown will be sold at public auction
fol, the term OF one year from March l, lsSS, as
follows:
At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, upon the premises,
four fish stalls in the Georgetown Market
House, to the highest bidder Terms, cash in
advance.
SAME DAY, on b street, between Seventh and
Ninth streets northwest! in front of the fish
stalls OF Center Washington Market, all
rights and privileges granted or allowed by the
laws OF the corporation OF Washington to e,.
Iablish wharvcs or docks Tor the landing,
cleaning, and sale OF fish in the city OF Wash.
ingtop, and no wharf or dock shall be deemed
eligible unless situated at some point on the
north side of the Potomac river, between Elev.
euth street east and Fourteenth street vest to
the highest bidder.
Terms slC0 to be paid on the lay OF sale
and the residue TO be paid within i've iays
from the day OF sale
BY order of the Board Of IOmmSSl1acrs
District OF Columbia,
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100 Doses One Dollar
.ypFCIzL NOTICES

,-y,,s, GOOD TEMPLAR PROHIBITION
hSS meetings-The following meetings will
he held on SUNDAY EVENING, at T!So
O'Clock, under the auspices OF the Good Tenn
plaTs -
dressed Is =. G. c. 7, Whitney aud Dennis
tnion NJ. L. Church, goth st. NV, at which
Col W. +. Switzler will speak.
Meetings will also be held at Market House
Hail, Georgetown, and Te3leytowu, d. @.
Good speakers will address each OF these
meetings faiS.lt
National Republican., 1888-02-18
WANTKD---HELP.

NJ AN1Rp-AN HONEST AND INrELLl-
w gent boy: one willing to learn good
tusinCss; salary tmall Rt first; must be
well recommended, Address WANTED, r..
rubhcan Ollice. 2lS
XIvAETED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH,
w and !fuu, and do general holsework:
must stay nights, and bring references. Apply
al 1870 lGtb 81. " W., cor. of :. 2.20
National Republican., 1888-02-18

Mrs. 5. G. DAVIS, $40 18TH ST. N. W.,
lN1 tescher OF piano and harmony, will give
lessons at residence when required; best o.
references terms reasonable jal6f
MR.. W. W. GREENWELL, 22j A STREET
Nl Southeast Teacher of Piano. Beginuer
a speciality. Terms moderate. If
National Republican., 1888-02-18

ToR RENT-CLINToN HOUSE, 7TH AND
IL ts. N, W Central Location newly
fuinished, ana under new MANAGEMENT; first.
class accommodations for permanent or tram
sient guests; table board, sis. 7.29
National Republican., 1888-02-18

EoR RENT-FoR GENTLEMEN, HAND.
II somcy furnished % story front room
gas and bath; hot and cold water; private
printing office, Sl7 Sd st. N. W. T.lS
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n1ass THE GRAPHoPHoNE.

E.aS' The oRAFiorH0NE'
stockholders are warned that there Is a COZ
certed effort by false reports and statements
to depress the price ofthis stock. The patents
OF the company are entirely independent Of
Mir. Edison, The first lot of instruments will
soon be ready for the market aid the pros.
poets of the company are most encouraging.
Any desired information will be cheeriully
gwen to stockholders by the undersigned.
JAMES q. PAYNE,
ieblS-lt President Am. Graph Co.
s>Ns= WASHINGTON, ID. c., FEBRUARY Il,
k less "A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Oriental Marble Company Will be held
SATURDAY, the 25th inst, 7:30 p. IN at room
l6. sun Building, + ST., for the purpose OF
changing the bylaws, and a reorganization OF
the management of the company.
By order of the president.
(SigEed) WM. d. RUDY, Secretary.
fChlS.Dt
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

In sums TO suit at per cent.
The aboveis only small portion OF proper.
y on my books. For full list ckll at oince fo1
bulletins Issued on LIST and 18th.
National Republican., 1888-02-18
For Reyr---ROOMs

s<~>yeDS - --o-.-
L>oR RENT - 227 ~ st. n. W., HAND.
il somely furnished suite OF parlors, CRATE
fTe also front room, with alcoves, % tioor
terms moderate 7.2l
National Republican., 1888-02-18
AmuseInents.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
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]. +. CODY,
Buffalo BILL
OUR LITTLE SoSs SKIN CURED

Oh hEMEDIkS.
Our little son will be four years of age on the 25th
inst. In May. 1885, he attacked with very pain.
full breaking out of the skin We called in ply sican
who treated him tor about four weeks. he child
celved little OF no good from the treatment, the
breaking out supposed by the physician to be hives
In an aggravated FORM became larger in botches and
more and more distressing. We frequently
Obliged to get up in the night and rub him soda
In water. strong Hniments etc Finally, we called
other physicians until less than had attempted
70 cure him. all alike failing, and the child steadily
getting worse and worse until about the goth Of last
July. when we began to give him CUrIcURA REsoL-
VENT internally. and the CUTIcURA and CUIICURA
SOAP externally. and by the last of August he
nearly well that We him only dose of the
SOLVENT about every second day for about ten days
longer. and be has been troubled with the
horrible mals6y In all used less Of
bottle of CUrIcURA REsoLvENT little less than one
box OF CurlcURA, and on.y one cake Of CUTIcURA
SOAP.
H. E. RYAN, Cayugs, Livingston Co. Ill
subscribed and sworn to before this 4th day Of
January. 1887.
CN.coEJP.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA. Soc: SOAP Csc !;
REsoLvKSr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass. Send for How to Cure
Skin Diseases"
,BABY's skin and Scalp preserved and beautifed by
INC use Oh CUfIcURA SOAP. oc9. 10, Il, ID
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How Cancer Do DevelopeA.


DR.. Mackenzie, the famous expert In throat dis
eases, In his report on the case OF Emperor Fred
erick. has the following on the subject OF cancer
development:
No point In pathology Is better established than
the connection between local Irritation, or chronic
structural changes induced thereby ana the de-
velopment OF cancer. Whether this terrible dis
ease be constitutional or not In It's origin there
can oe no question that the determining cause Of
It's appearance IL In very many cases an injury
such AS blow or condition resulting from an
injury, such MS scar or 70 the persistt sppli-
calion 20 particular spot OF something that keeps
the tissue iDnamed and angry, such as q jagged
tooth which enaies the tongue. Workers In par
anime and petroleum are peculiarly liable 10 can
Ger VI the parts which are habitually exposed 70
the action OF these suostanceA
IL II wen known that q particular form OF can
Ger. which formerly Was common enough In Eng-
land, Is now almost extinct. simply owing 70 the
fact that the cause which produced &c has ceased
70 exist When SCOT commanded q good price &c
had 70 be sifted. This operation naturally In
VOWED great deal OF friction against the skin,
whereby Irritating particles were, as &c were,
rubbed into II, and .chiinney sweeps cancer" was
q frequent result Nowadays it does not pay 70
SIR the sool and the disease 10 which gave rtss
has disappeared
Among the CAUSES OF local Irritation heat 10
certainly one OF the most active BY far the most
common seat OF the malignant disease 10 men n
the mouth, which Is more exposed than any other
part OF the body 20 Irritation by hot substances
Every surgeon Is familiar with this fact whether
IL be lower lip Oh which the hot stem OF q clay
pipe, or the smoulderng OF cigarette has rested
oay AFTER DAY, or tongue exasperated by the
frequent contact OF tobacco smoke, or the mouth
piece OF foul pipe, or made raw by ardent liquors.
or stung ana blistered by merry condiments, the
cause II essentially the same-the soaring OF the
Superficial covering oy prolonged heat In some
places where hot braziers are ofen applied 70 the
abdomen and thigh. cancer OF these parts are not
uncommon, though unknown elsewhere.
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DIED.

OF rsss Sss 81 h:
days.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But its God that has bsreft u.
Ae can al our sorroys heal
a. :. o'eSef. Friend. ana rsissvs: are ,n's,:s :
COLLINS. Departed this LIE on Friday, oc.ebsr
II: 1855 ~ O'clock p m. SARAH d. coLLISA
$40 street northssst. SUNDAY, October IL, q
sitsd to st,end tPSiisdslpSs Logger pissss copy1 :
GUsTIE AZ ses Little sister. Ct ,hs Poe, :, %
CURTIN .ssa .,.,y, ,hrss ysss@ native Of Ksn-
oTs nn c1IIty L Ls ,, LELAND ,., ~
sna 30 street. nOsths.st sunday oetosr Il isss
so arspa' are ssssus s invited 70 ..sena
dence. 3l57 street northwest. after . long and
tads SARAH NJ. Ssossd wife o. {. w. asrdiss sssd
hfty-three year,
charss west % s.o os P saSa. y 4
ocIock D. m Friends and rsstivss ere invited 20
HARVEY Entered INTO rest on Wednesday morn.
h ins Sss0t S 10 isss - she R sesassss
Francis HARyEY. formerly Of Albany. IN he
fnss!%ens ., Albany sur.i osms,sry. ct IL soless
saturday morning.
tJS % October Il lsss q s
Cls beloved sou Of Ellen and the late John HeRsran
Funeral lesve- shove numbsr q O'CLOCK Monday.
October ID. 60 ImnAcuzse Conception church, whers
requiem high mass Will BE- cele ated thence b.
TO Nj Ulivet Cemetery. Friends Of ths family
respectfully invited 10 attend
RUTHERFoRD On Thursday, October IL. 1850.
~ 80 I'm, As. MAkoARET kCTHEkFORD,
widow OF the late John rutherford aged sixth thfes
yesr. eight months aud thirteen dAys
Funeral Will take place from her late rsdenoe III
' :ss fsss:s 9 ssa2't
Philadslphia and Cleveland p~psrs plsass copyl
,s.9 IA fsss ss 81 ns Te1,ns q
tive Of Baden Germany and rssident Of thas city for
tue last forty years In the a ~ NTH year Of his 40
street northwest Monday the 9TH Instant ct 80
Am, then 10 St Mars church where requiem nsas
viii be SD Relatives and frsnds invited 70 stssnd
IAoGART. Dspsrssd tne life. October AZ. lsss. q
Vclock y. BhlDok1. bsloved wife u Peer 1s0~
CART and daughter Il MARY kenpey.
Funeral Monday, Octoosr 18th. fron 1920 xifpe
attend
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the hlaYton Stock Exchange noted to-day:
y. 8. 4ss 1921. coupons; 10sh bid 1854 asked
y. s IS. coupons. 127h bid, 1854 asked.
Y. 3. As. registered l2IA bid. l2s4 asked.
u G. per. imp. as, 1891. currency, 1857 bid.
D; g: oOyear fund, 3-65s 1924. currency, ii0x bid
I201 asked u. Z. 20 year fund. 6s, 1892. coin.
bid. Washington Gas. AK bid, 4iss asked George.
t9w h Gas; A. od aSe asked Flremen's Insurance.
asked National Onion Insurance; i9x bid u asked
Arlington insurance, 16O bid Corcoran Insurance,
5e bid, 81 asked: Columbia Insurance. IL bid
Serman- Amencan insurance, $50 bid. Potomac In
asked- Masonic Hall bonds. l04 bid, lO6s asked.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown, 49,
Bank. LIS bid. 40 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co, IS bid, 80 asked I. >. Electric Light
40 asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST mortgage
bonds. Us. 81 bid. Washington GssliRht Co. bonds,
IA bid, Ia asked National Bank Of the Republic,
163 bid, 16oHasked. Columbia National Bank, ITO
bid; Washington and Georgetown Railroad stock,
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Oct 13-The stock market again
opened dull and fairly steady at Insignificant
Quent transactions possessed but little interest
New England and cotton oil again monopolized
the animation and motion OF the list the rest
being dull and entirely featureiess, though there
was some business done in st. Paul and Union
Pacific. New England displayed marked strength,
however, and rose over point, followed by cotton
oil. while the general list huctuated within range
OF about per cent & :nerally. No further change
or feature OF any Kind marked the trading, and at
III O'Clock the market was dun and steady to firm
generally at slight fractions above the opening
prices.
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THE Wonsr CouoH

Is relieved By the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
But don't delay till the bronchial tubes are in
famed and ths lungs consested Prompt use
tnsurcs rapid cure. L d. Bixley. Of Bartonvils'
VT, writes: -Four years s~o ] took severe
cold. which was followed by terrible cough I
was confined to my bed shout four montha
Ny physician finally said I was in Consumption,
and that he could not help me. One OF my
neishDors advised me to try Ayers Cherry Pee
toraL did so. and well before had m
ished taking the frst bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared BY Dr. J. G. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold by all Druggists Price. 81: six bottles. IS.
3al6
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ONLY INVESTIGATION TN onDEas
why CeaGress WIZ Nos Favss Cesssu-
ming WoSk On the Asu~Aucs Tuoosl.

why Ceasress WIN Not Favor CSussu-
Ming WORK On the AS1sAacs Tuoosl.
The question OF extending the time for the work
on the aoueduct tunnel ID now being considered 3
ne@oer Oh the House appropriations COMMITTEES.
Iheres no PROBABILITY that they win take any
action In the matter untl aftcr the sp>ciai com-
mittee makes q thorough invest,est,ou ana ~
ports Unul then they have dismissed the subject
TheProposiuon before them In the oencieucy ban
was 10 extend the time under ths coutrsctS An
the money asked Tor had been appropr.atrd n
became known by common report xbre the uan
wastn conference that the work ss detective: hoo
defective could not be known The ooafercss On
both sides agreed that o. would not pe oropss 70
take any action that might even ne potely tsod 70
reneve tne contractors OF re>ponsibllfty Tbev All
agreed that an extension OF time ousbt nos 10 -
granted undcr the circumstancsex and me nror.uca
uon vac sttlcken IRON the bill Since then there
nss oesn no thought OF turning back 20 that ouoo-
uon. Ineie are several reasons for thiS me
wotk may oe IN such q condition that they woul1
not want 70 have % continued AM thsr a
now done may have 90 be torn ous
II may not be proper 70 extend am sors Of ressf
10 the parties responsible FOR the work Wneo -
last appropriation was maze morn monev tnsn
was asked Tor Was given and the time extsnoeA
further than Major Lydecker said would be
necessary. This Is the opinion expressed nv
members OF the committee. and the opinion una
which the six conferees had not the ieast di8sr.
committee deem 20 be In order Al this TINA a..
ter the special committee has probcd the mater
70 the bottom ana made q report then MIN 49,
the time Tor some action by the Housa
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Died at the Arc Of 100.

CAMDEN, ME-, Oct 13.-Cnesley Heal aged ont
hundred and nine years. has Just died at Sears
mont. He had powerful lungs, his voice being
war OF ISL.
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EAR1r,s
New aud artistic Water Coiors by Essis Leon Moran
fercy Moran. Cic~rf. H. Sword, Carl Weber Chaffee
piodin aud others Of this country, and by prominent
EnfopeAn artists Beautiful Bridal Gifts. carefully
and tsstsfully framed Autotypes. Etchinga Engray.
inss Tor imnediste use Pain ines. Mirrors. 'Pol-
nca" new Rogers Group. and all the others stock
JAMES b. EARLE q SONS,
oc9 $40 CHESTNUT ST. PHiLADEiPHiA.
MOISTURE BITTERS ARE ENDORSED BY THE
"A highest medical authorities here and IN Europe,
S q preventative aud cure Of Malaria and all sum
mer Diseases Keep Il in your houses TO favor your
Drinking water and ali other beverages 22
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CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-In accordance with the action
taken BY the general ting last night the strik-
ing conductors and drivers OF the West Chicago
Railroad reported for duty at the various barns
this morning, and ali the lines are now In full op-
Grafton
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HIS NARROW ESCAPE.
Attempted Suicide 81 Hubert Kelly.

Attempted Suicide Of Hubert Kelly.
DrscBARor From nn EMPLOYMENT He BECOMES
DEsPoNDEHr AND SAWS At HIS THROAT WITH A
DULL TABLE KKIFk-HAp He sEvKsKp rRE VEINS
HI LAID BARE ns WOULD HAv. DIED.
Hubert Kelly forty.sour years old. living 1t No.
$40 oath street northwest, attempted suicide
about IL O'Clock this morning In the yard in the
rear OF his house by cutting bis throat with table
knife. HIS wife discovered him In the yard with
his throat bleeding. There was . large pool OF
blood where he stood, and he was evidently fast
bleeding TO death when she saw him. The knife
he used was very dull one, and the hicks in the
blade made it work almost like Q saw. Mrs.
Kelly at once took her husband into the
house and sent for Pnysicians. Meanwhile Ser
house and did what they could to relieve the IN
jured man. ORA Newman and Moran soon made
their appearance ana sewed up the wound. They
found that the wlndpipe had been severed ana the
either vein the man would have died before the
physIcisnS arrived. The police ambulance was
sent for and Kelly walked from the house 70
the vehicle without any assistance and TOOK
inc injured man has been In the employ OF the
gas company for eighteen years as an In
spector OF meterA Two weeks ago the police say,
he went on Q spree and lost his situation. When
REUSED, and sancs then he has become dssponosnt
TRis n the only cause assigned for his rash act
After the wound was sewed up Kelly was able
tk and whsn s:s ~, IN me
told nun Whrre, on Eth street. he had pawned his
watch. He was taken 70 Providence Hospital
The knife which VS. covered with blood, was
found IN the yard ,a and :! taken % the police
the doctors DO NOT think that Is h . necessarily
natal ono.
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Tar II,

Tar II,
PoNDs EXTRACT Il Known svsryvhers, and we'll
menn its reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
universal Pain Destroyer For forty years this
treat Vegetable compound has proved its ecacy and
faaled TO do it, duty when brought into use II
- voe i1 nsstese renown - subdusr Of all paint
fiVSps aATkACT cures burma sunburns Channg
MasTssrh.ss.. etc. xsS tor fo s xxTSlcT Tai:
%---z.eeoaa my31
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CHICAGO, Oct. lathe cases or the alleged dyna-
MIXERS Julius Rosenberg, Thomas II. Nicholson
ana Peter ID. Thompson, came up In Police Court
this morning and were continued In bonds OF
$1O, 900 each until october %
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On account Of aches and pains such q
rheumatism sciatca. Lumbaso. Back
II Y0U ache and Kidney affections, we advise you
70 use BKSsoN's PLAsTKR. which enjoys Q
world wide reputation for the cure Of such
CAN'T sunerings. This plaster has attained its
popularity solely upon its merits a. heal
ing agent All hrstclass Physicians rec
oLEEP onmeud It.
eE Sand two-cent stamp 10 seabury 4
johnson. y. Y, Tor COPY Of Instructions
from the Doctor" oc8
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BIRTHS
MARAsIEO.

ADAMS. Born Sunday. October 2. lsss. ct il21
9th street. northwest ELLANOR PlTCHLfNN
ADAMS dAus hter VI Mr. and Mra Chas. q. Ad.na
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Gov. Hill Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 13.-Gov. Hill and his
party, accompanied by Gov. Gray and Judge HOl-
man, left this morning for Lafayette, where the
governor speaks this afternoon.