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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
Neu York Veterans Dedieaiion tNer
clses.

GETTYSBURG. PA. June 2j.-Rain
prevented the One-llundred-and-T~en-
tieth New York Infantry veterans from
holding the dedication exercises at the
monument to-day. ard they took place
az their headquarters. The eXer-
cises opened with prayer by
Rev. Andrew Shriver. followed
by an Grafton by General George IL
Sharpe. 4 poem written for the occa-
sion Dy viii Carleton was read by *
bert Leeds. Several letters were read
from those who could not attend. The
monument is "a rock-faced watch tower.
twenty-eight feet high, and stands near
the Emmottsburg road. on the left of
the second days line. The regiment
lost two hundred and four out Of four
hundred and twenty-seyen men en-
gagged.
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officer Riley Deprived Of HTS star.

CHICAGO. June 25.-Officer Riley, oi
the Chicago Avenue station. who was
one Of ex-CaDtain Schaaks warmesl
favorites, was peremptorlly dismissed
from the force Saturday night for
purloining a letter from .he station
that was addressed to Dan Coughlin.
It bore a London date, and 1t had lam
around the station because the authori-
ties wanted to make use Of it before 1t
reached Coughlin. Riley took the let
ter from the station Friday and gave It
To Pat German. a Clark street bar
tender. who testified before the
coroner's jury. He says he wanted
to frighten Cannon by telling him
his name was on the pages inside, but
Cannon. instead Of getting frghtens d.
turned the letter over TO the State !
Attorney, who at once reported the
matter to Captain Schuttler. Tat
ter lost no time in depriviD' o.
his star.
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THE CENSUS DISTRICTS.
There VIII Be one Hundred ana
seyenty-Ihrcc.

WASHINGTON, D. c, june 21.-su'
nerintendent Porter. of the Census Bu-
reau, has divided the country into l.5
census districts. for the purpose OF tax
inc the next census, each one Of which
will be in charge of "a supervisor. la
1880 the country was divided into loo
districts. The apportionment of DIS
tricts among the several States
il as follows: Alabama, ), Arizona
I: Arkansas, 3; California,
Colorado, 2: Connecticut, ?: Della
ware. / District Of Columbia,
Florida. /; Georgia, 6 Idaho. ! /; Hi
nois. S: Indiana. 6; Iowa, 4 (; Kansas
3 Kentucky, 6; Louisiana. 4 Maine
.: Marylsnd. 3; Massachusetts,,
Michigap, 0 Minnesota, 4 Mississippi
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urs.gx-Pre.ideuf Hayes Dead

FREMONT. o.. June 25.-Mrs. GeDeral
HAYES passed the night quietly, growing
gradually weaker, and passed away at
6.3O this morning. The family, Mrs.
Mitchell. of Columbus, Mrs Hunting
ton. Miss Lucy Keeler. and Mrs. a. ii.
Miller were at her bedside.
Fremont, o., June, 2j.-Ihe entire
city il in mourning, and flags are at
haif-mast. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been completed
Telegrams Of coincidence have beer
read frcm many friends. among them
President and Mrs. Harrison.
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wha. .hc English syndicate "a Doing

BALTIMORE. MD. June 2o.-Ihe nan
ufdcturers Record of this week says
English iron and steel makers are pre-
parIng for a work which will have
great influence on the future Of the
South and the country at large An
English syndicate has purchased 10000
acres Of mineral land at Cumberland
Gap. point in the mountain
range separating Virginia, hentuc-
XIV and tennessee. They have
already spent 81 ,OO0, 900 at Cumberland
GAP and have made contracts for four
furnaces. rolliug-mills and steel works
to cost SO 600 coo for opening coal
mines. involving a cost Of $500 COO. a
$500. 900 tannery, seven saw-mills IN
full operation, four brick-yards' ma
chine shops, planning mills and other en-
terprises representing capital oi
81 900 600.
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salaries OF presidential Posimasie's

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 25.-The
annual review Of the salaries of Presl-
dental postmasters has just been com.
pleted by Mr. Albert II. Scott. chief
salary and allowance division, Post
office Department, with the follow
ing results: Number of salaries
reviewed and adjusted, . $50; num-
Der OF third-class offices relegated TO
the fourth-class, 4sI; number OF
first-class offices relegated to the sec
ond. 9: number Of second-class offices
assigned to first, 7; number of second
c ass offices relegated TO third, II; mum
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Tnimporiant Devs siopmenis in the Gre
min case.

CHICAGO. June 2j.-There are no inn
portant deyelopements to-day IN the
Cronin case. Woodruff, Sullivan and
Coughln were brought into Judge
Shephard's : court this afternoon and L
was stated IN their behalf that they
agreed TO a continuance OF the case until
the next term. John f. Beggs spent ty
hours in the States Attorney s ofiice
this morning, and in response to Re
peated questions declared that Cronln
had neither been tried by Camp 20.
The mysterious writer of the letter
received by Judge Longenecker has no'
vet revealed his identity. Tomorrow
the grand jury resumes its inyestiga
ton IN the case.
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rneFxtra Session OF Congress.

WASHINGTON, June 2j.-lt is thought
likely now that the extra session OF
Congress which the President is ex-
pected TO call will not be held until
November. The impression has pre-
vailed that Congress We I'D likely be
called together in October. but several
senators, prominent on the Republican
side of the Chamber. have stated Te-
Gently that the President would not
call the Congress together before the
first week in November.
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NCninaman Buiche.cd.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-For debt
Of fifteen dollars which be could not
pay. Fupg Hoy. a chinese cook, was
butchered by three highbinders late
Sunday night In a street of Chinatown.
HOY borrowed the money on the Chinese
New Year to square his accounts. sun
day afternoon Tom Poy, who loaned II.
demanded his money. Hoy could noi
nav. Tom threatened vengeance. lie
engaged two highbinders and the three
fell upon Hoy with hatchets aud knives
aud left him mangled and dying on the
sidewalk.
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ber of third class offices assigned to sec
oud, 81: number of irst-class Offices
Jnly /. 1899. 1912; number OF second class
offices July /. 1889. 5l7;uumber OF third,
class offices July |. 1859. 2'Oly. lotai
number of presidential postofiices July
I. 1859. :. .s3S: aggregate of selaries OF
presidential po.toffices July l. 1852,
4 .4l4. 700. Total gross receipts OF presi-
dental postofiices for the four quarters
ended March I, 1889, S4,l72.66l. being
an increase as compared with the four
quarters ended March 81, 1888, OF
S3 o27. .6s2
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IN. u,,.,e rxtrad,iion Papers signed

WAsmNGTON. y. G., june 2o'-Ihe
President signed the papers for the
extra iilion OF Martin Burke on his re-
turn from Cape May las. NIGHT. Ihs
morning they were countersignei Dy
the Secretary OF State, and George W.
Baker. OF the Illinois State Attorney
Office. left for Chicago on the noon
train with the papers in his possession
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Representative y ewspaper nenAb .onc.

WASHINGTON, June pa party Of
representative newspaper men left
New York and Washington to day on a
special train, as the guests OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
for White Sulphur Springs. The train
left New York at $3.50 and Washington
at 0 40. The party will spend several
day- at the White Sulphur. returning
direct to Washington and New York.
The members of the party are: From
New York and New England-Daniel
Gilfthcr. DR.. Root Hartford COvrdnt
C.. +. Chapin. Waterbury American
r. ID. Gerr. Bgfialo Eapress; Z. t.
BjsbOp. Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
Company: Hamilton Schuyler, New
York World: ;. Il. Griffin, Springfield
Republican: Mr.. Walker, LOtos Club
New York. representing the Western
Union Telegraph Company; Walter +
Phillips. Of the United Press; {. Ii
Boyle. Providence Journal; Mr.. Spll.
lane. New York Press; Pau
Wolff. New York SfdGts Zeitmg
From Baltimore-L. y. Wieman, the
Ereninq Nelcs. From Washington
Major John VI. Carson. Philadelphia
Ledger James b. Young. Philadvlphi;
Erening star Frank A. Richardson
Baltimore Sun; III. l.. West, the Post
A. W. Cowell. the Ereniag Critic +
V. DeGraw, the United Press ; +. q
Dunnell. New York Times R. l.. Fearn
Brooklyn Eagle ; NJ. G.. Seckendorif
New York Tribune Charles I. Tow le
b ston Trarelier David 5 Barry New
York Sun Major A. j. Stofer. Rich
moud Dispatch and f. \. G.. Handy
New York Morning Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
A Boat Run Down and six Persons
Drowned.

ALBANY. n. Y, June ga boating
party. consisting of John Mattlmore.
son of the late Thomas MattImore. the
well-known coal dealer; Edward and
Joseph Cody, Mlude and Maggie
Horner, and two other young ladies-
cousins OF the Horner Girls, from Hud-
son. n. Y, while rowing on the
river opposite the knlckerbock-
er ice-houses at Bath, were run
down by the tug Evangeline and
the boat upset at 9:30 clock this even
ing. and before assistance could reach
them all were drowned excepting
Joseph Cody, who escaped, but wa
almost completely exhausted By hi'
efforts 10 save bis companions.
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fSrecialt 10 the Times.

IyxcuRrRG. June 25.-The new rates
OF freight charges which went INTO
operation yesterday on the Virginia
Midland Railroad, between this city
and all the leading Northern
cities. are very gratifying to
our people. The average reduction
on the six classes Of freight IL about
12t per cent. and extends to the cities
of Boston. Providence. New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. THIS im,
portant reduction was occasioned
by the generous action OF the
Chesapeake aue Ohio Company in re-
ducing their rates from the East TO
con form to the geographical central po-
siuon OF this city. as requested oy our
Board of Trade through ITS president
Mr.. Franklin.
The Richmond and Danyille Company
promptly accepted the rates. but the
Norfolk and Western Company has not
done so as yet. nor Indicated
"A purpose TO do so. But thal
road will hardly hold out long
against what will manifestly be tc
ITS disadvantage. as all Of our mer
chants will take advantage of the re
duced rates. and ship over the Virginia
Midland and Richmond and Allegheny
The professors who have come here {.
teach the Norman Institute, whict
opened last night under the superln
tendent Of the public schools. Mr.. +. {
Glass. are Prof. Shiebe, Of the Uni
yersity Of South Carolina, psychology
Professor Fry. of Massachusetts, geog
raphy; Superintendent Robertson
of Staunton, who will aid II
some department; Miss Pauline
Gasle. Of Farmvile. English grammar
aud history; Miss Josephine Locke. 0
Illinois, drawing, &C.; Miss Celestl'
Parish, of the Farmyille Nor
NAL Institute, arithmetic, an'
Miss Sadie Gris"Old,
Illinois, primary methods in moderl
school. Rev. John L. Edwards deliv
cred the opening address Of welcome
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
prarbsess ON Juto Cotton EaGsing.

WASHINGTON, June 95.-Secretary
Window to-day issued a circular to
collectors of customs, directing the al
lovance of draw back on only jute cot
ton bagging manufactured in this coun-
try from imported jute and imported
TOR use again as acOverlng for exported
cotton. Draw backs are To be pIld .
exporters or their agents only. aud not
to parties signing ships manllests.
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r,,,,, pis,,I,er. 10 be watched.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2o.-Com-
missioner Ma. on, of the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau, has directed collectors TO
keen a close supervision on fruit dis
tillers during the approaching seasop.
Dislillerie. are TO be frequently visitei'
each successive visit 10 be made by a
sep, rae officer. The pre- autions are
taken % prevent eva ions o the law
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THE EMYSTERI0US WOMAN
SHE Is GRADUALLY APPEARING IN
THE DAWSON MURDER CASE.
The ueDov rstai-A Naturaiist on the
witness tfand-1hc swiA> n"ia
TestiRes i'm the Case.

CHARLESTON. S. c., June 25.-The
Mellow murder trial was resumed TINS
morning. The courthouse was again
densely packed. The first witness was
j. {. Lubbs, the groceryman, to whose
sore Mellow went few minutes alter
the shooting. Lubbs testified that Nc
Dow came to his store about L. Nj. on
the afternoon Of the murder and pui-
chased six apples and two candles. Nc
Dow S hat was dented and whltewash
was on his clothing.
Nike Hogan corroborated the tssti-
mony of other witnesses yesterday
about the attempt to bury the body.
I wo pools of fresh blood were found IN
the closet He identified the light cane
which was in Dawson ; hard when he
entered McDow's office.
j. Ii. Deverance testified that he
measured the footprints IN the closet.
The latch was smfared with fresh
blood. as was also the facing to the
closet door
There was lively spat between this
witness aud the counsel for the de
fense, bat nothing especially startling
was brought out. nor was the witness
testimony discredited. DR.. MamIganlt
naturalist, cOrroboTated the state
ment Of the physician who made th'
DOsf mOrfcm examination that the iata
shot was fired from behind the back o
the murdered man.
The mysterious woman in Mellow
house is gradually being brought inL'
the case. and ii is expected that she vii
fl sally be brought out. TheSwiss maid
who was the direct cause OF the trag
eJy. has not yet been connected viii
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
B0AEDLRs WANTED.

BOARDING AT i0s y. SEVENTH
ID street. Good faro and pleasant rooms
Terms moderate. Je2D-1t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Juue 2j.-The
President to-day appointed twenty
seven postmasters, among them the
following Kenlucky-Edward NJ.
Fordyce. at Bowling Green. North
Carolina-A. W. Shafer, at Raleigh.
Virginia-Hansford Anderson. at West
Point. Lewis Delarue, at Ashland; W.
W. Logan, at Woodstock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
FIFTY PERSONS POISONED.
yue Fatal Mistake Made by Montreal
Druggist.

MONTREAL. June 25.-Fifty persons
have been poisoned at West Seon, at a
picnic. 4 druggist had sold sugar OF
lead instead of tarIaric acid for making
lemonade. Fifteen are reported to be
diving. The Others are considered cut
of danger. The druggist has disap'
neared 10 avoid arrest.
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.r,,a,rrw,,,,am walter phelps

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June %
William Walter Phelps, of the Berlin
Com mission. arrived here early thls
morniug with "A copy Of the Samoan
treaty. He had an interview WIN WIN
Secretary Blqine this morning at 'hc
La Normandie hotel.
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rHE SWISS MAID on THE STAND.

The evidence Of Marie BordayroD.
Mrs. Dawson : maid, was the feature Of
the trial to-day. She testified that she
first met Mellow in the street Last Feb
ruary. lie asked her to run away with
him. but she refused. He met
her frequently and gave her presents.
lie told her his married life was un-
happy and he wanted her to elope with
him. and he could then get divorce
ard marry her. lie kissed her. but only
twice. The witness was calm and
maintained her air Of innocence. The
defense viii open tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
rou wooIfoik Convicted.

ATLANTA, GA. June 9j In the Su-
perior Court to-day Tom Woolioik VINO
murdered his family. consisting OF nine
persons. was convicted OF murder IN the
first degree.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
Nan Killed.

Especial 10 the Times
ROANOKE, VA, June 2j.-A man
named Nlatney jumped from freight
tram on which ne was stealing ride
at Vesuvius station on the Shenandoah
road Sunday and sustained injuries
from when he died to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
eea-xose n,ko Ruug

WuKrsBARRE, PENN. June %.
Michael P,zzello alias "Red-nose Nike, y
Was hang, d to at 10 o'clock for tbs
murder of Pos ma ter Mcclure last fall.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
1OVTH " ASH.

-IhymOl Dcntina---
t Fragrant Nntiseptic Mouth
Wash ---------
"a True Germicide---
Preserves and Whitens the
Teeth h------------------
Insure, Sweet Brcath--
Contains no Acid
Acid Contracts the Gums
\cid Darkcns the Enamc,----
For Sale by all Druggist' --
- Manufactured by-
THE OLD DOMINION sPE-
CIALTN COMPANY,
No. SIG East Main Street
I.lD-1m
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The Cambria works siartIp.

JoHxsrOwN. PA, June 25.-The first
beat was made in the Steel department
of the Cambria Iron Works last night'
and the superintendent has posted no
tices OF regular pay davs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
weather indications for To-Day,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 20
Indications for Virginia: Rain
ns clearing "Wednesday night,
stationary temperature, easteriy
! winds.
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a Won Am Hung.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 9j.-Mrs.
Whiteling. who poisoned her husband
aud two children, was executed TINS
morning. The drop fell at lO:O7.
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DIVIDE NDS


INSURANCE COMPANY.
IIDuuuSu. Va. ..June -, l~-o,
DnIDFND-THE BOARD OF DI-
l. .H. rNI- of This Company have THIS
DID,. ...IrcIu Mi-ANNlAl DIV lihN j.
. HIH GINI. lfDr of tax, payable lu
b.. IIef. nu and after JULY ]. l0-1
WILLIAM d. MCCARTHY,
...e Secretary
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. Missouri, s Montana. : Nebraska

3: Nevada, /; New Hamp-
shire. /: New jersey. B: New
Mexico, /; New York. II
North Carolina. g. DIkota. 3: Ohio. S'
Oregon. .: Pennsylvania. 10; Rhode
Island. /; South Carolina. 4: Tennessee.
,: Texas. ): Utah. 1; Vermont, !; Nir-
ginia. 5: Washington Territory. 2 West
Va. ,: Wisconsin, ): Wyoming. /.
The census appropriation provides for
175 supervisors, and it is probable that
the two remaining unmentioned dis
tricts will be Oklahoma and Alaska.
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nnnNnrNloN rAssnNenn RML. J


nAIIII0 ilVifbitNR ~ ~ if-f
.. .I.r- of stock Boo tho BURTON tltC-
COMPANY viii please present thcm
SECRETARY and receive their ccriIn-
soon fs convenient
a.IlI/lNl. Ir.. Secretary.
800 BANK street
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Wy ANTED-TWEN1T GIRLS 10
w make chcr0Ots. steady work Tor ao.n
hnnds l.. W.WINN0 CO.. 1916 cary street.
jed-tf
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Norfolk. Va; Walter r. Taylor, Uniyer-
sity of Virginia.

Masters Of Arts-George g.. Bate.
Rocky Mount, n. c.. William Dinwid-
die. Greenwood. Va. Minton w. Talbot,
Norfolk. Va; Fielding l.. Taylor, Uni
versiiy Of Virginia; James b. Woods,
Charlottesville, Va.
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Ihase-HnIi Yesterday.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyns, ?; Column
bus. 4.
At Chicago - Chicagos, 3; New
Works, IL.
At Philadelphia 7; Balti-
mores, 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, Z; Cincin-
natls, ).
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SUMMER RESORT.
DON AIR HOTEL,
ID BON AIR. VA.

This delightful Summcr Resort. eight miles
from RichmOnd. on the Richmond ana Dan
Vile Railroad,
NOW OPEN.
unscr an entire new management. FOR tefnis'
Sc. address, until June lth,
X Y. OWEN, Manager.
4
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AMUsrMESrs.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BERGrR. ITATI a MYERS, Le-c's bhd
Managers. ....
Wednesday ana lhur,day rights Jl NJ
28TH AND Z4rH,
Mrs. ABBOTT.
The Georgia Electric wonder 4 giant
strength in a woman S frmri most
astounding nnd ineNplcahlc
fcats performed.
Prices . 25 GEMS and 80 cents. No extra
charge for resclNinx , . e,
Tickets on sale Monday, June 2,ih, AZ
An lc23, ,Z0.xs
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SHORTHAND ST


| on salary To- take chnigc Of our business
at their homes. 40 talking required. fer-
,,,uauf un.lflou Wages $40 per week.
Nf,nev adyanrcI for wages. etc. VIII puy
good wages % only part Oi the ume 'in hc
employ.d / can refer To- the best people IN
louisville. Address. with stamp Mn,,
NAKlON WAIkiH. Fourth aud chestnut
streets. Louisville. hy. 80 attention p'id 10
postal cards l'' i''"''
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-02
A Hanny Woman.

"Tho happiest women like the hap
piest nations have no history says
TINT wonderful writer George Eliot,
but no woman can he happy who is
suffering from the Irregularities and
weaknesses" so common to the sex.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
soothe nervous troubles and restore
health and vigor once more. The ros.
es will bloom again on those faded
cheeks. 1t is Il positive cure for the
most complicated and obstinate cases
of prolapsis, weak back, "female weak
ness" anteversion, retroversion, "bear
ing. down" sensations, chronic conges
ton, Inflammation and liberation
pain and tenderness, and kindred all
ments.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-02
William Roberts, M. DER. G.

William Roberts, M. D. F, R. G. P.
pregnancy is a fruitful cause OF
Bright's disease. The relative proper
ton of cases between the ages 20 and
As, are 80 women to every 100 men,
while after this period the motality
falls to SO women to every 100 men,"
Women during pregnancy are espec'
tally liable'to contract kidney disease
which if neglected will terminate in
Bright's Disease. Keep the kidneys
active, and maintain healthy flow o.
urine by the frequent use OF Warmers
Safe Cure during the period of preg
raney. 1t will keep the kidneys
healthy and active.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-02
UndeservedIy Laughed AT.

The uuthinking are prone to maRo game OF
nervousness. Yet this very real and serious
affection, the harrassing symptoms of which
are rendered all the more poignant by ridieule
The stomach is usually responsible for these
symptoms-its weakness and disorder find a
reflex in the brain which is the headquarters
of the nervous system As a nerve tonic and
tranquilizer, we believe that not one can be
pointed out so effective as Hostetters Stomach
Bitters In renewing vigorous digestion, il
strikes the key note of recovery of strength and
quietude by the nerves. Headaches tremors in
quiet sleep, abnormal sensitiveness to unex
pected noises-all these modify aud ultmatel!
disappear as the system gains strength from the
great tonic. Dyspepsia biliousness, rheuma
tism, constipation and kidney complaints ar,
subdued by the Bitters.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-02

The May number of the Magazine
OF American History brings another
entertaining chapter of fresh Centen.
NAL information, "Washington's His
toric Luncheon in Elizabeth" with
very unique pictorial attractions, in
Guiding sketch OF the Boudinot man
sion, in which the luncheon took
place; portraits not before published
OF some Of Washington's contempora
ries who were present, with en-
cravings of pieces of the beautiful
china table service and silverware tina
was placed before the Father OF hi
Country" OH the memorable occasion
a century ago. All the diversified de
partments overflow with bright anC
choice reading. 1t is splendid mum
Der OF an invaluable periodical. A
usual, it is Il specimen Of typograph
iCal beauty-in the artistic elegance
of its printing it holds the highes
rank in the magazine field
Price, IS year. Publised 743 Broad
way, New York City.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-02

All the arrangements have been
completed for the trip Of the President
and Cabinet to New York next Mon
day, to take part in the Centennial
Celebration. They leave Washington
at very early hour, arriving at Ellis.
abcth, N. j. They then go to Elisa
bethport where they take boats which
are to take them over exactly the same
route that George Washington went
just one hundred years ago.