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Ano,h,r 0obST1atoFIai ContsIt.

LITTLE Rock, AK, Jan. 23.-In the
general assembly to-day s. NJ. Norwood
filed petition preliminary to contest
the election Of James P. Eagle as Cover
nor In September last Norwood was
the Union Labor candidate for Governor
supported generally by Republicans.
Eagles majority was over 1900, but
Norwood charges fraud and claims that
a fair investigation will elect him by
b.B70 majority,
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rnE pApYLON EHrEplrION.


Tho Pennsylvania Uniyerslty Explorer
Heard From-To begin Work Mt Once.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 23.-Rey. II
Clay Trumbull, editor Of the Sunday
School Tina, yesterday received dis.
patch from DR.. II. Hilpreht a member o.
the Babylonlan exploration commission
Of the University Of Pennsylvania, an
nopnCing the arrival oitho expedition
in Bagdad, Great difficulties were cx
perlenced by the explorers In reaching
that city, but as they are now In the val
ley Of tho Tigris and Euphrateg, within
comparatively short distance Of the eit(
Of tho ancient Babylon, II Is expected
that excavations will DO begun Ut once
Tho Sultan Flrman, II Is stated az pres
Unt only grants pefmissiom 70 dig iol
antiquities, but does not allow them 70
be carried out Of the country.
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CHICAGO, Jan, 23,-pandemonium
reigned in tho wheat pit at the opening
Of the board to-day. The bears wetG
flushed With their victory yesterday and
werO Crowdlng their advantage. A cable
10 the board, which reported an increase
Of wheat and flour on ocean passage oI
1880, 900 bushels, was an important aid
them. These figures were about $500,
900 bushels larger than were reported
By Beefbohn yestefday.
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BERLIN, Jan. pa meeting Of the
Emin Pasha Relief Committee was held
to-day. DR.. Peters, president Of this
committee, announced that the Oxpe-
dition would start in February. Ho
stated that be had secured the services
Of many scientists and military men,
including Lleutenants Rust and Tied
mann. The meeting adjourned until
January 81, when full details Of the ex.
pedition will be submitted.
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WHO HOLDS THE KEY,


Shhll be Senator.
Special Dlpaieh 10 ne IaLsligeReer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan, 2S.-It is
plain that the Union Labor men hold
the key to the United States senatorial
situation and that without their aid
neither party can elect, and that they
can dictate the result-a power which
they show increasing determination to
use and for which no fault can be found
with them. Party leaders realize this
phase OF the situation more each day and
are courting alliances, II lS too early TO
predict which way this determining
force will throw Its weight, but as the
truth dawns on the politicians they are
giving the matter closer attention. The
union labor men being Protectionists
would naturally incline TO the party
which advocates protection TO American
labor. Whatever the result may be, the
election OF Senator Carr TO the Presl.
dency, from which by the election Of
Col To the United States Senate, be
would be made Governor, and the fact
that tho union labor men are not sitting
in any Caucuses, Is proof enough that
they understood What II Is to he OF power,
and arc not inclined TO throw away
their exceptional opportunity. They
are standing together more compacly
since the demonstration Of the Demo.
cratic forces was emphasized in to-day's
balloting for Senator. The Democrats
show their appreciation OF the possibili-
ties by postponing until next Wednes.
day further consideration Of the case Of
Kirk, Of Putnam, Union Labor Of Re-
publican tondencies) whose seat Is
assaiIed through the llimsiest Of pretexts.
Kinks sentence Is coInmuted, to see
what the Union Labor men will do
about tho SenatOrship. CHI.
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rue INDIANA ROBBERS,


Not Content With Stealing the Lieutenant
GoVernOrShIp Would Pick n Pocket.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan, 29.-In the
House this morning, Mr. Willard, Of
Dubois, revived the quarrel over the
Lieuteuant-Goyernoship question by
Introducing a resolution requiring the
Auditor Of State to appear before the
Ways and Means Committee and state
whether he had ever paid out any
money to Lieutenant Governor Robert-
son, and II so, out Of what fund It was
taken and by what authority he paid.
Representatives Brownlee, OF Grant,
and Adams, Of Morgan, the leaders Of
the Republican side 81 the House, made
bitter speeches in opposition 10 the reso.
luton, declaring that Il was introduced
for the purpose OF irritating cid scores.
They stated that the Auditor OF State
had paid money to Lieutenant.G Governor
Robertson and that II was paid out OF
the same fund from which all preceding
Leutenant.Goyernors had been paid.
Mr.. Adams. said that the Democrats, not
content with robbing Mr.. Robertson Of
his seat, now proposed to rob his pocket
book.
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v,, s,sSsor,, ma M, Vote.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. sS.-The TACT
that Senator Stanford did not vote last
evening when the tariff bill was finally
brought to q vote excited some comment.
This morning 1t Is stated that Senator
Stanford was permanently paired with
his colleague, Hearst, on the tarif ques-
ton. II Hearst had been present last
evening, Stanford would have voted for
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other State oiEieers-elect besides the
GoVernor-eleCt will begin 70 take some
personal intefestin the proceedings, and
as these are all Democrats, they may be-
gin to put q pressure on their party
friends. II the returns be not opened
and published, the election Of the State
officers cannot be determined by this
Legislature, and II this goes on until the
session is ended some Interesting ques-
tions will arise, Neither side shows
any disposition to recede from its posi-
finn N n n
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KntoteInE lhe IN ln llIl.l,,IppI.

ACKSoS, Miss, Jan, sS.-ooyernol
Lowroy 10 in receipt OF communications
from the sherlfIs OF Kemper and Moxu'
bee counties, In which they assure him
that they have had a posse Of men ID
the vicinity where the violations Of the
Law were committed. Three vacant negro
cabins were burned In Moxubee county
on the night that the Nicholson resi-,
dence was burned In Kemper county
This house belonged To j. NJ. Edwards,
OF Shuqulak. Suspicion rests on certain
parties aud they are being ShadoYed.
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A Ts,,lhls P,pIo,Iop. .

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 24.-About
1890 tonight an explosion occurred in
Slope No. "a at Nanticoke, where gang
Of engineers were at work max.
Ing surveys. p, s. scharsus, one Of
the engineers, was blown TO pieces,
and Ohet Owens, another engineer, was
instantly killed, and John William, q
third, was fatally burned. Several
Others were more or less seriously
burned.
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PARIS, Jan. 2S.-The Gauiois confirms
the report that the government has de-
cided to repeal the decree of exile against
the Due D'Aumalo. The League Of
patriots has issued a manifesto In favor
OF General Boulanger in his candidacy
for member Of the Chamber Of Deputies
Of the Seine. The manifesto character
iEes Gereral Boulanger as the represen-
tative Of the national will. The Bou-
langiSt papersaccu the government Of
instruCting the Mayors OF the different
arrondlzements to canvass their districts
in the interest Of NJ. Jaques, the Repub-
lican opponent Of General Boulanger.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. pa premature
explosion Of blast in the stone quarry
Of James McCappan, at showmont sta.
tion, four miles above this city, this af.
ternoon resulted In the instant death Of
Michael 0'Mara, 85 years old, and the
fatal injury Of Taylor Wanamaker.
Joseph Olivette and Michael Dlshawa,
Italians, were seriously injured about
the face and body.
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BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-The National ZtiiunC,
discussing the governments colonial
policy, declares that the independence
Of neither Zanzibar nor Samoa Is men.
aced by Germany. All that Is contend.
cd for Is tho preservation OF the rights nc.
guired by Germans In those regl0us.
In Samoa tho intrigles OF Americans
who arc violating existing treaties have
10 be guarded against,
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wIl InvalIdale lhs IndIetm,nt,.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., Jan. 2S.-The dis.
cOyery was made yesterday afternoon
that two OF the members Of the grand
jury are on the pay roll Of the general
assembly as assistant door keepers,
although they have been there only a
few times. The court was informed Of
the fact and will make an investigation.
The law has not been carefully examin-
ed, but II Is believed that evidence sup
porting the charge that they have been
holding political positions To which they
were appointed alter becoming members
Of the grand jury will invalidate all in
dictments that they have returned.
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PARKRRBuRo, W, yAa Jan 9a,-The
little 4.year.old daughter OF viii Carr
OF this city, an engineer on the Ohio
River railroad, died this morning from
the effects oiinhaling the escaping steam
from a tea kettle. Itput It's mouth over
the spout OF the tea kettle while itl
mother was out Of the room, The agony
suffered was fearful To contemplate,
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nirnilllln ilrlilnr AraInlnlph.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan, VS,-scna.
tOrolcCt Mcmillan, Of Michigan, came
over from New York last night, and 10.
day was on the floor Of tue Senate max.
lnR the acquaintance Of bis future asso.
clates through the kind Offices Of Sena.
tor Palmer, whom be succeeds In the
Fiity.Hnt Congress.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 23.-All the
buildings on the north side oithO public
square in UniOnyllle, Mo-, were burned
early yesterday morning, The fire broke
out In Fahrsn'B clothing store and spread
rapidly. The losses amount 10 about
$4,000, with about $50, 900 Insurance.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Actlng Score.
tary Thompson has informed David @.
slurges, Assistant Appraiser at New
York, that the President has directed
his removal from Office, Tho Acting
Secretary also directed tlle removal ol
George Q. Hammlll, Examlnep OF Gloss
4, and Meyer, foreman Of openers and
packers Of Glass A In the Appraisers
office. Mr., D. Addlngton Knight was
appointed foreman in the place Of Mr.,
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Annrrhl.l. i,sisnd rhrm.nl,n..

crncAoo, Jan. pa meeting Of the
members Of the Arbeiter Bund, for the
purpose Of talking over Il ailaln and
elecllng officers, was held last evening.
Albert Gurlln addressed the meeting ID
German, deyotlng bis attention mainly
10 rebuttlng the charges made against
the bund BY Chief Hubbard and In,
sbeClof Bonaeld, and declaring lLA ppr.
noSaa in'hh lawful
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Evidence Agaln.l tho pIoonllEhtsrl.

LONDON, Jan. 23.-Beioro the Parnell
Commission to-day Dennis Tobln do.
posed that be was member OF the XII.
Conily Band Of MOOnlighters, He said
that when the members Of the band were
sworn the leader told them that By or.
der Of the League the tenants who paid
their rents were 10 be raided.
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a.nnloF ijnanImou1iy IIeolOd,

Topeka, KAs. Jan. 2S.-ThO IegiSlu.
tute yesterday reelected United States
Senator Plumb, whose term will expire
on March 4lh next lie was chosen
without opposition, receiving the full
Republican vote 10 both Houses the
one Democratic Senator and the, foul
peWoCratlC Representatives rejoicing 70
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OuR SAMOAN INTERRSTS.
tpoSe rp RopoTted BY Senator sherman.

Appropriations by C9pgrpas for that Pur,
pose Reported BY senator sherman.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator sher.
man this morning from the Committee
on Foreign Relations reported the fol.
lowing amendments 10 the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill de.
signed TO protect the interests OF the
United States In Samoa: For the ex.
ecution Of the obligations and the pro.
lection OF the interests OF the United
States existing under the treaty between
the United States and the government
Of the Samoan islands S500,0O0, or so
much thereof as may he necessary, to be
expended under the direction Of the
President, this appropriation to be i'm.
mediately available. For the survey,
improvement and occupation Of the bay
and harbor Of Pogahoga, In the Island q
Tutpla, Samoa and for the construction
OF the necessary wharYes and buildings
for such occupation and tor q coaling
station therein under the direction OF
the President 100000, this appropria.
ton 10 be Immediately available.
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plood.hed EIpeetsd ia wyoming

SEATTLE, W. T., Jan. 2S,-The Knight
Of Labor have ordered a general lookout
at the mines Of the Oregon Improve
ment Company TO force the company to
disarm the miners union. The Knights
charge the company with furnishing
rifles TO the miners union. The Knights
are also arming themselves. Bloodshed
IA expected at Any moment,
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REACHING Al AGREEMENT.

A Clnln that the United States and Ger
many are Settling the SAMOAN 9qestlgn.
BERLIN, Jan. 23.-The Cologne Gazette
says 1t has reliable authority for the
statement that Germany and England
are negotiating on the Samoan question
n q sIihtot mutual understanding and
that al reports 70 the contrary arc ineor'
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TlG ELEOTNRAL YOTE.
How It Will he Formnils Counted and Ii
Result Declared.

How II Will he Formally Counted and the
Result Declared.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 23.-0n mo-
ton Of Mr., Hoar, in the Senate to-day,
the concurrent resolution for the count
ing Of the electoral vote was taken up
and passed. It provides that the two
Houses OF Congress shall assemble in
the hall Of the House OF Representatives
on Wednesday, the thirteenth day Of
February, 1880, at ! o'clock In the after.
noon, pursuant to tho requirement OF
the constitution and laws relating to the
election OF President and Vice President
OF the United States, and the President
Of the Senate shall be the presiding olli.
Ger; that two persons be appointed tellers
on the part OF the Senate and two on the
part OF the House Of Representatives to
make list OF the vote as shall be dc.
Clared T; that the result shall be delivered
TO the President OF the Senate, who shall
announce the state Of the vote and the
persons elected to the two houses assem-
bled as aforesaid, which shall be deemed
declaration oi the persons elected Pres
ident and Vice President Of the United
States, and together with a list OF the
votes be entered on the journals Of the
two houses.
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PoM DErosir, Mp, Jan. 0S.-lEon.
Jacob Tome, a native Of this place, but
iof some yeaS a resident Of Washington,
d. o., has given half a million
dollan 10 found q free nonbeclafiAn
bemlnafy In which the industrial train,
Ing Of children will be made q feature
He "a lhoialhor.in.lsy Of Ex.poelnAstei
General y, A, ], Cfes8Well,
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Noble. of the Mystic shrine.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan, ga
meeting extraordinary Of osias Temple,
Ancient Arabic Order OF Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine OF Wheeling, will be held
In the Masonic Hall, this city, on Friday
evening, The order will be conferred
upon about thirty postulants by Illus.
trious Noble Samuel Briggs, Of Cleye.
land, Ohio, who Is the Imperial Poten.
tate Of the order, The ceremonies will
be followed by a banquet at the st,
Albert Hotel. A number oi visitors
from Wheeling, Huntington and other
cities are expected,
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l.ln. n.nn.a II, 4 linnlnlL.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 9S,-lt Is now
claimed that the ballot in the House To-
day elects waihburn Senator, a. the
House did not adjourn yesterday, but
simply took 4 recess. 30 Tue Legislative
day Of yesterday still continues and 9
majority Of both houses have voted ioi
Wi1hbufn,
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Eplop,eis gupstai,

NGw YoRE, Jan. 2a.-Ths funeral SET.
vices Of William II. Hampton, oalliot.
MIA pioneer, were held Ia 81, AIMS p.
Il. church thlB morning, The ofganIEa.
ton Of California pioneers and The Bo'
Clety Of exempt nfbmen were largely
represented, The inlermenI was Al
Greenwood,
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woman VINO want % Vote.

WARRINGTON, D, o., Jan. 23.-At the
evening session Of the wOmenS Suffrage
Convention, Ntn. Rebecca Wright Bon
cal, who was introduced a4 the woman
who sent Sheridan the information or
which the battle Of Winchester wai
fought and won, gave q ktaphic desctiP
llon Of how she communicated Will
General sberlde1,
Mn, Piofa s, Colby, olGsbraSks, cd
ilor ol the WomAnl Tfibuhf, read
paper upon hWoman In marriage" and
The convention then adjourned ini die
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-Tho Car
has granted NJ. vIShnVVradskl 1000
roubles extra annually In recognition Of
his services as Minister Of Finance, The
membership Of the slave society Is In.
CteIslng rapidly. One hundred Moscow
merchants and manufacturers have join
ed the organization,
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SCRANTON, Pa Jan. 23.-Androw
schop, aged 80 years, a we'll known
merchant, committed suicide this morn.
Ing BY blowing out his brains with
revolver. Drink and business reveBes
led 10 the deed,
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THE FEDERAL COURT.
Colonel vlual AcqulttsdiA Number of In,
diCtmsnts Sustained,
Special DilpateA % IN hlellioeseeT.

dlCtmsnts Sustained,
Special DipaieA % tAs IRtelligAez,
PARERRsBURa, W, Va, Jan, 2S,-Colo,
mel Yinal was on trial in tue United
States Court for attempting to deiraud
the government in the pension claim oi
Susan Covanoyan, was acquitted by the
jury atterbelng out a night and a day,
y. 7, Stone, Of Preston, pleaded guilty
sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year, William Phillips, William Par.
sons, Samuel Wilson and Sam Hurst all
found guilty in whisky cases and fined,
and the last named sentenced to thirty
days In the Harrison county fall. James
Bailey, Samuel Barker, Richard Rev, o,
A, Hammond and ]. +, sChockert were
acquitted, s.
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TUE DRVELOPIRSF CONVENTION.
Members Of the hoard ArriyIns-EnOOur,
aging Letters.

hpeelal DIipallR Q " IRleIllQflotF,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan, 9S.-Mem.
beH Of the Board Of Immigration and
Development and Others interested, are
arriving TO attend the meeting on Fri.
day next. Captain Whitescsrver, Of
Taylor, and Secretary Butcher arrived
tonight. Others are expected tomor-
row, The Board Is receiving from all
parts OF the State encouraging letters
urging upon the Legislature liberal ap-
propriations,
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BALTIMORE, MD., Jan. 2S.--The British
steamship Erin, which left this port for
KinVston, Jamaica, on January Is, was
abandoned of Cape Hatteas with q
shaft broken. Officers and crew were
landed al Newport News,
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Special Dlpdlth o he IaltAJgt1otT. n
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 23.-Sena.
tor Scott left for home tonight, called
away on business. He Is paired on po.
litiCal matters.
Hon. George NJ. Bowers, Of Berkeley,
says be Is not looking for place In the
revenue service. II he concludes TO
look for anything II will be the Commits
sionershiD Of Indian Affairs.
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CLHvELASD, Jan, 9a.-john D. Ctllch,
held, a lawyer Of NL Vernon, began SuII
Id tho courts here to-day against hll
t1olher.in.laW for 100000 damages. HC
claims that sue deprived him Of bill
Wlies affections.
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PrTsnuRon, Jan. 2S.-The MonOnga.
hela river miners at q meeting held In
Monongahela City last night resolved TO
stand out against reduction Of 8 10 q
and q cents per bushel until the opera.
tors agree TO pay the old rate. Another
meeting was appointed for the 9th inst.
10 ratiiy this action.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.--Tho Car
has decided TO abolish tho office Of Gov.
ernor General Of tho Southern Proyin.
Ces, much 10 the delight Of tho people.
This action Is considered the aBt stroke
OF passive policy,
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SARATOGA sPRiSuA, N, y, Jan 03,-
John whetton Ehnlnnlgor, artist and
member Of the National Academy oI
Design, died here suddenly Of apoplexy
yesterday afternoon aged 0l,
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A AiArnanImou. lln,rrnmsnl.

MAnRiD, Jan. 23.-Thu Government
has issued a decree granting amnesty 10
all press and political offenders and 10
the soldleH who took part In the rising
In Madrid In 1885,
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DERLiS, Jan. 28,-it lS reported that
the resignation Of General Won sChol.
endori, prusslan Minister Of War, Ia In.
minpnh a bill Increasing the artillery
iofgoa will be presented 70 the Bundles.
falh ahoFiiV
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 9s.-The contract ior
fireworks 10 be used Al Washington on
the night Of the Inauguration Day has
been awarded, The cost will be I'll 900,
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NeNs from SIMON.

LONDON, Jan. pa dispatch from
Sydney, N. s. w, says that the German
gun boat Olga has taken Malieta, ex.
King OF Samoa, 10 the Marshall Islands,
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OHROMlO DlhEAgEa.

1ha DaCiar treats no acule diseases, butmaht
tu r1ifp 4letalty " Chpnle nnd lolB'hlahhlnt
dlheatos Gases Given gPby other doctors hhI
ohio in tho last two Yeafa, many pi which Al
boon giygnup 80 fnf uHAblft fgiue 10 DO hllnhi
others DOlt, aud q Large Nnmbel be inyslldh
f1r lille. hht behold ugw they Zoe and Hear,
and many gfpon tho High Road 10 Health and
lmWpvlng FpfY day
1he Doctor surrounded with the largest col
lrCuau Oi hnH Instruments eYol Imported W
ihla Onuuiry iur examining and teaiing hll
chronic dltenacHnf the Head, Face, hYpi haT,
Throat, Heart, i.unFa, stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
GBra, TumOn, PILES, hvellings, Old h0ipa, ldtH,
raTalysIa, Heufalfla, iiheumatlam, nToply,
Goat, RiGk Headache, Debility, Depression pf
hpdiR, DiseAses Of Children, lieTdlttary plh'
and cRroold Dlleasei Al surgical Operations
.H4l.Fmad