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BALTIMORE, Nh, July 2l,-The follow.
Ing dispatch has been sent to the PreSI.
dent and the Secretary Of the Treasury
The Federation Of Labor OF Maryland
emphatically protest against the appoint
Inent Of Fnrlong as Chief OF the Secret
Service Bureau, Resolutions by mail,
(Slgned Mn. TALloT,
I. p. WApE, President
Secretary,
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JonNsrowN, PAp July 94.-No work
Inns been done for some time above the
stone bridge, although a large amount
Of stuff Is still collected in the river
there. From several places strong
stencil arises and there is but little doubt
but that there are many bodies still EN-
bedded In the sand.
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CLEVEtASD, o., July 24,-Tho schoon.
er Katie WinSlow, owned In this city,
sailed Into port today with two Cana,
dian mates In command, In violation Of
q United StAles statute. The customs
officer Immediately fined the owners
1890.
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PARIS, July PAN. Duport, a Boul.
angst member OF the Chamber Of Dep.
uties, last night attempted to make a
speech at Port liable, Flnistere, but
was attacked by mob and stoned. A
number ofM. Duport's teeth were broken
and bis face was cut, and he was refused
permission to proceed with his remarks.
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PIrpHuEou, Pa, July y24.--FriRhtened
"ShottS" and the advance In refined oil,
combined to-day 10 run the price Of
petroleum up TO 81 02ia p. IN. There
was not d great deal Of excitement on
Change, but trading was active during
business hours. The close this alter
noon, q Of was the highest close since
NoVetnbBF, lB95,
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DISBELlGyE THE STORY.


Ahu N0Tehu LulDHsAy NJ washington anil
tile Case Of Mrs. Heron.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Dr. Allen,
Secretary of the Coreun Embassy, called
at the State Department this morning
and talked with Acting Secretary Whnr.
ton about the case OF Mrs. Hattie 6.
Heron, the missionary reported to be
under sentence Of death in Corea for
preaching the doctrines OF Christianity,
There was no news that could be given
him, as the Department has not yet
heard from Minister Dinsmore. A cable.
grain 10 expected, however, by to.mor.
row. Dr. Allen stated to Mr., Wharton
his entire disbelief in tho truth Of the
story Even II the lady had been
charged with the OliCnse named she
would bc under the jurisliGtlon Of the
Consular Courts aud tho Emperor, OK.
cept by tho exercise OF an arbitrary
power, could not have ordered her exc.
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nie.llnr ol wool llronotr rallaA,

CptunuvS, ONO, July 24.-Columbus
Delano, the President Of tho National
Wool Gtowen' Association, has called a
meeting In this city for July 20, 10 con.
slider tlie decision Of he Treasury De.
paftment regarding the duty on secured
wool imported under the false deBignA.
lion ni WhRie,
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SACRAMENTO, oAb, July A.-The en-
tire Chinatown district Of thls city, COM
SlstinS Of forty wooden building, mainly
rookories, was burned at 4 o'clock this
morning. II ID believed that no llvel
we're lost, though many Chinese had
hArrow eRCApeg. The loss on buildings
will not exceed $4,000,
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Destroyed by Lightning.

Sbfcl1I DIsplIch 70 INC INIdIIJtNttF,
ZINN GROVE, W. Va, July 24.-Dur-
ing a terrible thunder storm here the
large and elegant barn ofMr. Lew Lewis
was struck by lightning and burned to
the ground. Loss $1,000. The storm
did considerable damage to the crops.
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aurrtHlE, OKLAHOMA, July G4,-rhe
mitch talked Of charter election which
was prevented q week ago by the Mayor,
finally occurred to-day, No opposition
was offered by the city administration,
Tho charter was carried by q majority
oi li9,
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AN ABSCOYDgR ESCAPES.
bushnell Gets Away from the Detective
who Cartured Him.

bushnell Gets Away from the Detective
who Captured Him.
NEW YoRK, July A,-This dispatch
reached police headquarters tonight;
"LlMA, July "a.
"IapSctor Bwue'. NetO lork'
"Prisoner escaped at Iquique Friday.
Rearrest impossible. Instruct United
States Minister at Lima, "RRILlT."
The prisoner Is William A. bushnell,
alias Gerald y. Hanson, the ahsconding
bookkceper OF Butler, stillman 4 Hub.
bard and the West Coast Telephone
Company doiaulter who was arrested at
Santiago, Chill, last December by De-
teCIive Reilly, Of this city, and who was
on his way back here In Reilly's Gus
Inlv.
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deserves RouRi treatment,

CLEyElAND, O., July 9.-At KenLon,
Ohio, this morning, Michael McDOnog'
hue shot his wife three times with re.
volvef, producing wounds from which
she cannot recover. fie gave himself
up and will DO roughly treated II his
VIE dies, as public sentiment runs
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lss.doy, pSwSyis IruustaI.

LASc4SrER, Wis, July 2l,-T'ho iunct.
al Of Ex-Governor Dewey took place
yesterday from the residence Of Mrs.
George Cox, an old time friend Of Wis.
Consln's first Governor, Az The funeral
were Governor Board, ex.GovernOTs
Lewis, Taylor and Ludihgtoh, and many
other prominent WiBcOnSin citizens,
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jack iiurEess Caught.

NEw YoRK, July 24.--A dispatch roc
ceived at police headquarters tonight
from Detroit, Mich, announces the ar-
rsst al Jack Burgess, the notorious prize
Hehter, and hls vile, who are wanted
hare ior tho robbery Of 5000 worth Of
diamonds last January from Mrs. Frank
D, Hurst, a sister Of Mrs. Burgess.
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PARIS, July 24.-Henri RochefOrt an
nounces that the Boulangist Committee
will pay the officials who are dismissed
from Government employ because OF
their adherence to the principles OF Bou.
langlsm the full salaries they now 70.
ceiYe from the Government.
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TUE sTRUBgSvILLE EIOPEMEST,
Anna Stephens Released and with Her
FathuF-smuFthwaitei IN jail.
G,..LuI Linu. Lnh IN Lhe LnLolLLlLsnntr

anna bNepHpuH heAtAAuu NHu WIN hNG
Fathsr-smuFthWaite IN jail.
Special DispstGh % The HlelliGsRer
sTEUBENyILLE, July 4,-LIttle Anna
Stephens, who eloped with Robert
smurthwaite about ten days ago, the
pair taking four hundred aud sixty dol
lars OF the earnings Of Annals iather,was
this evening released and taken home
by her parents, The intermediate time
has been spent by the couple behind
the bars in Philadelphia and steuben-
vile. Smurthwaite has not yet proCur.
cd bail, which In his case was fixed at
the SUN Of one thousand dollars. Tho
trial, II such Is reached, will be at the
October term OF court, The father gets
nearly all OF his money back aud will
soon remove to the West, as was his in
tentiOn when this escapade interiered.
The child is thrOughly Tepentant.
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Apromlnent citizen Dead.

Special DisDdich 10 The IattRiCaten.
FAlnMoNr, W, VA, July 24.-F. II.
Burt died at his home at Mannington
last night about II o'clock. The de.
ceased was about II years and 0 months
old, and was well known throughout
the State.
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SAN FRAScisCo, July 2i,--Nsws from
ounalaska by the steamer Bertha con
firms tue recent reports Of the loss oI
three whaling sChooners, James 4. Ham
ilton, Otha and Annie. No trace Of them
have been seen in the Afctlct and II Il
generally believed they are lost, The
vessels carried about sixty officers ant
tsaa
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r.nih ,ltaniln n linnI,..h.

LANCASTER, Pa. July Vl.-wayne
aged twenty years, was attes.
led this morning while OndOAyorlng 10
wreck a freight train on the Reading 4
Columbia railroad, near Ephfala, He
was committed 10 fail Tor trial,
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WINNIPEG, July 24,-AIarlin Burkc's
attorneys applied this morning for a writ
OF habeas corpus for the prisoner. MIR.
Perdue, In makingthe appeal, impugned
the validity Of the testimony allowed by
Judge Balm. The writ was granted. The
court twill consider the matter TOMORROW.
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NOLSpaI OblSstlor.

MA'nISoroS, D. c. July 2I.-ThO
NuS'nSy =, y e, dcncFalh@ given The Secretary
Of Tho Treasury an opinion TO tho effect
,has ,,,lhSt There iSnO legal objection To transit
IIni,}ough United StNles territory Of the
SH,.l,lnalnen who recently arrived al New
via San FtAnniarn. N"N w V"'H"
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HllrEAISo, Mlcu, July g4.-oarbon
% johnson, builders aud contractors,
went Under yesterday. The arm was
Gi%C!,ng ir,, SOME twenty-five bulldlnR coal.
m ny. ABOUT About $4,000 lnlhiS city. Liabilities
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M. N% YoHE' July 9.--Tho report telo.
Eraphed from Nashville that Mrs,
nOfon' n a Presbyterian missionary In
!I, UotG1, had been sentenced 10 deali for
teaching va, Christianity, is not credited Sv W
F",S.s v SI,,syfs Of the PrcSby board q
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LAEH MAnOPAv, n T. July a.
Chauncey Knlllin, % years oi age, shot
himself dead yesterday morning alter
firing three SLOTS al his wife Annie,
aged 3. The young wife was alive this
morning, but will die. Domestic trouble
was the Cause.
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BELGRADE, July 4.-Ex-King Milan
arrived in Belgrade to-day. He was met
at the station by his son, King Alexan-
der, the regents, the members Of the
servlan cabinet and the foreign repre-.
RnrLaliyeN.
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Got a Verdict,

DUBLIN, July 24.-MIagistrate Fitzger.
aid has obtained damages Of $1,000 each
from the Fteeman'I Journal and the
Leinster Leader, owned by James L.
Carew, NJ, r, for libel in clubbing the
plaintiff an "invincible."
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ARtrn,vhnnrtlTr Trt,Lt.

CmCAdo, July A-The strawboard
makers Of the country have united in
one mammoth company or trGst, under
the cooperative name Of "Tho American
Strawboard Company"
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ANaW I,Ank.

. WAsHIseToS, D. O., July 24,-Tho
Comptroller Q! ths CurrenCy llaa author.
I. i!ed tue Flfet National Bank Of Liberty,
NenFaSk9, 70 begin business with 1
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BOSroS, July A,-GovernoF AmcS Ii
lying very II o. hig homo at North
Easlon, Ho iB affected with heart tlis-
ease, The exact character Of which Dr,
Cromwell would not disclose,
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE AND MURDER.
Count Spare Shoots Ills Mattress aud Kills
Himself.

SVuHFuP'HFU 1I'' "1''t1 V7' '3E'V 1EIr'7
Himself.
CopENnAoEN, July 94.-A great sen.
sation has been caused in the highest
circles OF society hero by the suicide OF
Count Spare, a member Of a prominent
Swiss family, after he had killed his mis-
tress. Count Spare had for some time
been carrying on a liason with Elvira
Madigan. a circus performer on the
Island Of Tanasinge. Becoming invol.
we'd in quarrel with his mistress, he
drew pistol and shot her and then
killed himself. Count Spare was mar.
ried and he and his vile moved in the
most aristoCratiC circle OF Copenhagen.
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WARRINGTON, July 24.-Rsy, tall,er
ourley, director Of Georgetown Uhiyer.
slty, and the Oldest living priest In lhe
United States died Ia this city to-day,
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NEw YoRK, July 24.-Emmerich Has.
Sc, Paul lIOlljik, Joseph BOlljIk and
John AndruSik, four tinSnithS who ar'
rived here last week from Germany un.
der contract 10 work for q Milwaukee
timer, were to-day sent back on the
steamer TfAye,
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SYDNEY, N. s. W., July 2l.--The
comet recently discovered at Lick Oh.
Betvatofy In California, ID visible here.
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PARIS, July 24.-Forty French jour.
mails have been sentenced to pay romi.
nal zines for publishing the indictment
against BoulanRer.
, 1889-05-31

Gen Edward Hutch, some years ago, was
made the butt of much fun, and was car
TONED In New York papers as riding over
tho New Mexican plains with his cavalrymen
of the Ninth regiment MOUNTS on ostriches.
Tho ridicule all came about through a mis-
take. Gen Hatch found that the American
horse broke down after little travel over the
rough mountains, and In a private letter to
an officer In Washington said TINT no was
making some experiments with tho intention
of replacing the clumsy horses by tho agile
and hardy Mexican burro, n little jackass OF
immense strength The officer spoke of Gen.
Hatch's plan, and the newspaper men pub
lished 1t, but the man who wrote of 1t first,
after seeing the letter, mistook the word
''burro" for bird, t" and having II vague idea
that ostriches were raised on the frontier,
jumped at the conclusion that the ostrich
must DO the bird meant. There was a roar of
laughter In every post on the frontier when
tho papers began to describe Gen. Hatch's
ostrich regiment, but tho Joke was not under
God for along time.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
Crpf
, 1889-05-31
Rabbit incubation in Australia.

Tho feeling among humane people against
tho proposed destruction of the rabbits In
Australia by tho adoption of M. Pasteur's
system for discriminating them by turning
among them rabbits lnoculated with the virus
OF chicken cholera was general and strongly
expressed. 1t viii DO gratifying to them,
then, to learn that the commission in New
South Wales appointed to examine into the
success of tho experiment have issued q pre-
liminnry report to tho effect that, although
the chicken cholera Is fatal to tho rabbit IN
oculated, the disease does not readily spread
from animal to animal. As the whole point
of tho experiment was that the disease should
20 spread, this report would seem to be a wr.
tual condemnation of the scheme.
Sympathixing, as every one must do, with
the colonists In the terrible losses they have
sustained from hordes OF rabbits that liter
ally cat up their land, ono can hardly regret
that this special mode of getting rid of the
pests should have failed. 1t Is necessary to
put them down II possible, and no word could
be said against this being done by what may
be called the i~llegitimnte means of gun and
snare; but TO spread cholera among so vast q
number Of animals whose only fault is their
exceeding fecundity, is contrary to human
ideas. The death may not be n more painful
one than thnt of poisoning, but it is tho first
timo, 50 far as we know, that man has called
In disease as nm ally, and few people will be
sorry to hear that the scheme Is n failure
London Standard.
, 1889-05-31
A 1RIcK OF TIE Trade.
Marking Down si.es OF Shoes to Crafty
Vanity.

Marking Down Sizes of Shoes to Crafty
Vanity.
81 want q pair Of French Kid button boots
Let me SOC the very best you hnve-n
This way, please; here they are; made by
Ready, Sale & Co. the very best in the mnr-
kot What siIe did you sayrn
81 wear threes, SLIM
"Ahl here we are; now, then. Fits you
like a glove. If l had taken your measure 1
couldn't have done better"
They seem to be all right BY the way,
are these the same make Of shoes that Mrs
Lightfoot wearsF'
''wen, to tell the truth, no. She always
wears a make that costs a dollar a pair
more.n
but you said these were tho very best"
For wear and quality-so they are.n
"Then why should Mrs Lightfoot pay a
dollar extrn for hersr'
"Why, she won't nave my other shoe but
Fitem & Co.'S, because she can wear a size
smaller Of theirs than she can Of any others.n
'tOhi but you really don't mean to say that
/ could wear q No. Q shoe of Whnt's-his-
names make, do your
Certainly you could You sec they have
got n designer of patterns who is a perfect
genius and who understands the human foot
the same as a schoolmaster does his A b Cs.
He explained his system to me one day, and
/ find he is thoroughly posted. His idea is,
in the first plhco, 10 nbbrevinte the longi-
tudinal pressure forward, and then, by pro-
pelling the lateral d~istension sideways, he of
course makes the shoe n size shorter thar IL
would have been Ind he made 1t the full
length.n
Dear mel How simple that seems. And
you arc sure I could wear n No. Q of this
maker
positive Here is n pair. Try them on
and see for yourself"
"Why, these arc just too nice for anything.
They fit perfectly. They amt n bit tight
Arc you sure thoy are only twosr'
you can SEQ for yourself. Size mark
stamped In plain figures on sole and lining.
There IL Is; size No. 2, width A"
well, I'll take this pair, and after this
you won't catch me wearing any .other make
This sounds like fiction, but IL Is n literal
fact The conversation took place Just as IL
Is written with the exception of the names.
Although the measurements of tho woman's
foot called for q No. 3 she was fitted pefectly
with a No. q The explanation Is simply this:
Thero arc manufacturers who, when order
ing sets of lasts, instruct the sellers 10 deliver
them ~unstamped- Tho stamping Is done In
tho shoe factory, each Inst being marked n
half dze or n kize smaller than ID measures.
The uppcrs are numbered TO match tho lasts
and the deception Is complete.-Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
, 1889-05-31

"Ostriches, like cattle, aro liable to STAN
pode,n said n Cape Town man now ut the
Palace hotel, but the funniest thing they do
Is to waltz"
How, pray, Is that donef'
1.-THE leader of the herd. generally IN old
male ostrich, evidently thinks that his fol
lowers should ave some diversion on the long
march from one pasture to another, 50 he be
gins by slowly but gracefully turning round
and round In five minutes the whole flock
is doing the same, and it in quite a sight
their long plumes waving In tho wind until
they conclude to quit and go their way.
Music, Of course, hns nothing to do with their
dnncing.n-San Francisco Call.
, 1889-05-31

h largest coral reef in tho world Is the
Australian Barrier reef, on the northeast
coast Of that continent, which extends about
LOO miles Its average distance from the
land Is twenty to thirty miles, but In some
points 1t Is fifty to ninety miles distant The
great arm Of the sea thus included is ten to
twenty-five fathoms deep, with n sandy bot
som; but toward the southern end, where tho
reef Is furthest from the shore, the depth
gradually increases to forty, and in some
parts to moro than sixty fathoms A reef on
the west coast Of New Caledonia Is 400 miles
long, and for a distance of mnny leagues sell
dom approaches within eight miles of the
land--New York Telegram.
, 1889-05-31

Mrs Hichurch-Edith, l WINS panied to see
TINT you put only twenty-five cents in the con-
tribution box this morning.
Edith-It was every cont l had in the
world. Father gave me SO yesterday, and
after paying for my spring bonnet and buy
ing a pound Of candy l had just twenty-five
cents left 1 give that willingly, GLADLY to
the church, and you don't seem to appreciate
my good deeds at all-Fttsburg Bulletin.
, 1889-05-31
TO MY WIFE.

Come TO me-, dearest I'm lonely without thee
Day time and night time, I'm thinking about thee;
Night time and day time In dream ! behold thee;
Unwelcome the waking that ceases 10 fold thee
Come to me, darling, my sorrows to Tighten;
Como In thy beauty, to bless and to brighton;
Come In thy womanhood. meekiy and Iowly;
Come In thy loyeliness, queenly and holy.
Swallows Will fit round the desolate ruin,
Telling Of spring and Its Joyous renewing;
And thoughts Of thy love and It's manifold trrss-
ure
Are circlinE my heart with n promise Of pleasure
o, spring of my SPIRIT o, May of my bosomI
Shine out ON my soul TIL It burgeon and blossom;
The post OF my life has a rose root within IL,
And thy fondness alone to the sunshine can win It.
Figures that move like a song through the even;
Features lit up by a reflex of heaven
Eyes like the skies of poor Erin, our mother.
Where shadow and sunshine are chasing each
other
Smiles coming seldom but chlldlike and simple,
Opening their eyes from the heart OF q dlmple;
oh. thanks to the Saviour, that even thy seeming
LIS left TO the exile to brighten his dreaming.
You have been glad when you knew l was glad
dened;
Dear, are you sod now TO hear I am saddenedf
Our hearts ever answer in tune and in time, love,
As octave TO octave. md rhyme unto rhyme love.
l cannot weep. but your tears viii be flowing;
You cannot smile but my cheek viii be glowing:
1 would not die without you at my side, love;
You will not llnger when l shall have died. love
Come to me, dear, ere 1 die In my sorrow,
Rise on my gloom like the sun OF to morrow;
Strong, swift and fond, as tho words which I
speak, love,
With q song on your lips and a smile on your
check. love.
Come. for nv heart In your absence Is weary.
Haste, for my spirit Is sickencd and dreary;
Come to my heart that Is aching to press thee,
Come to the arms that would fondly caress Thea
Joseph Brennan.
, 1889-05-31
The Pride of woman.

A clear pearly and transparent skin is
always a sign Of pure blood, and all per
blotched skin can rest assured that their
blood is out of order. A few doses of
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
will emove the cause and the skin will
become clear and transparent. 1t is fully
warranted. Sold by W. N. Hunt, drug
, 1889-05-31

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no paw required. 1t il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OIL
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1889-05-31
Tho Inoonsidera,e Children

Mistress-WeII, Bridget, whnt Is III
Bridget fresh from the old country-Sure
It's tho childer, mum. Don't l clnne the
scrnper by tho dure, Us yez tould met An
whin tho childer kim home from school sure
they plastered 1t all over wild mud intirely.
WIN ye behave, mum, they rubbed their dirt
shoes on lit Divil a bit will / DO after clan
ing it againi sure it breaks the HART of me
to DO thrated ~so.-Harper's Bazaar.
, 1889-05-31

that people linger along always complain
ing about that continual tired feeling?
One bottle of Beggs' Blood Purifier and
Blood Maker will entirely remove this
feeling, give them a good appetite and
regulate digestion. Sold by w. N. Hunt,
druggist.
, 1889-05-31
Editor of TIE LEADER:

EuIIUr OF The IIease an
uouncc in the columns of your valuable
paper that we are sole agents for st. Pat
rick Pills, the most perfect cathartic and
liver pills in the market. They not only
physic. but cleanse the whole system:
purify the blood and regulate the liver and
bowels; they are vigorous but gentle in
their action and can always be depended
upon. For sale by b. b. David. druggist
, 1889-05-31

Tommy-Won't you kiss me, Nelliei
Nelhe-No, mamma said l mustn't kiss tho
boys But you may kiss me-Burlington
FIRE. Press
, 1889-05-31

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the Leader Office.