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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14

IKRRE HAUTE- Ind, Feb a-Ffre broke
out yesterday morning in the kit hen at
st Aary's Of the Woods, one of the lea J.
ing Roman Catholic educational instifu-
tons for girls in the State. The fire did
Nov00 damages before it could be gotten
under control.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14
Coal For Pago-PaEo.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8.-For the first
time in the history of the Government q
Secretary OF the Navy has opened nego-
tIations with ship-owners in this State to
carry coal 4, 600 miles from PhiladeIphia to
the Samoan islands. A few. days ago
Secretary Whitney wrote to c. 81.
E;dridge. pay director Of the United
States navy in this. city, asking him
for what price anthracite coal could be
bought The Secretary sad 1900 tons
were wanted for use at the United States
coaling station in the Samoan islands. and
informing Mr. Eidredge to send him the
names OF ship owners. Mr.. Eldredpe sent
to Mr.. Whitney the names of those conn
panies which he thought would undertake
the contract and it is more than likely
that the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company will be awarded the
contract
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14
Cora Leo Not Dead.

OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. Cora Lee of Emms
Aalioy- George Graham notorietv, did NO
commit suicide as recently reported. bu
has arrived here alive and we'll and il en-
ployed in the Telephone exchange II
South Omaha
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14

A FIERCE snow storm which completely
paraiyxed telegraph and railroad serx lea
teii througaou. Scotland on the 6;h.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14

rux .frfke o. N. - - - ri Il
Ne0 York Nas formally declared on -
failure on the night &c the 9Th
JAMKs ucGoWANsa striker, was not
through the brain in NsE YoEk on the 9TH
A mob was engaged in bombarding
street car with rocks at the time, when the
policeman In charge fred into the crowd
with the above result.
The engineer was killed and the fireman
and . brakeman and freight conductor
badly hurt by the overturning Of wild
engine near Prospect station In Somer-
vile. Mass, the other night
Church, New York City. has been
elected Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF
Michigan. but it is doubtful whether he
will accept
ANexplosion Of gas in tho Perry shaft
at Pittston, Pa. recently killed two min.
ers and seriously wounded another.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland paid .
visit to New York on the 9th. returning by
the midnight train.
IT is denied from Gioversville. N. Y,
that there was any truth in the report OF
the drowning Of seventeen men and their
teams in Pine lake, near there, q few days
ago.
THE New York Mail and Express, in q
double-leaded editorial, congratulates
Harrison and Blaine that the latter is soon
to become Secretary 0s State.
J. p. CURRY & Co.'s brewery at Niagara
Falls, n. Y, has been destroyed by fire
Loss, $4,000
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14

A big coal war is threatened in the
Pennsylvania anthracite trade.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-14
THE SOUTH.

TWENTY-FIVE cadets at the Annapolis
Naval Academy have failed to pass their
semi-annual examinations and will either
resign or be dropped. One is frst-class
man.
Lexington has passed resolutions warning
binatien and asking Congress to remove
the tobacco tax.
C. s. LEACH. for several years city
treasurer of Maysville. KY, has not been
seen for some days. His mysterious abb
sence was explained at q meeting of the
City Council when it was found that his
accounts showed an apparent shortage OF
s., 200.
MAJOR PORTER, who was to have taken
command of Legitime's forces in Hayti,
had . disagreement with his employers
and stopped over at Baltimore, Md.
QUIfE q number of persons have been
arrested for outrages on colored persons
in New Iberia, La, as q result of the re-
cent investigation.
A COMBINATION of Boston and Kansas
City capitalists have purchased 81. 700
acres OF land in the vicinity of Fort Payne,
Ala. and have organized the Fort Payne
Coal and Iron Company.
The new hotel at Sutherland, Fla, was
burned out recently. Among the escaping
inmates was party OF Omaha excursion
lists
JAMES E. WALLER private secretary of
Governor Lee, of Virginia, committed sui
eide recently in his Office ut the State Cap
i,os. Richmond The cause for the act was
not stated.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

| PuRvIs, Mics, Aug. IL. lie entire
party Who spent the night here-defepd.
ants In tie prize light case, ShetiG and
Jufors--e ere up cary tails morning, Tho
| people came here from miles around. fhe
greater portion out OF curiosity. sul3i.
van aud other de'eudauts were in the beat
iuihor, mad sullivan cJuyersed with All
WHO came IN contact with him.
| quite crowd soon gathered about the
depot awaiting the arrival of tie train
! from Meridian bringing Judge TerrIIl
| District Attorney Neville aud a runber
OF attorneys, All the accused are here
except Pat puiiy, whose absence wus a.
counted for b. tie Dis4ict Attorney
VIA ia,led to notify Linn. General 81.
periutendent Ga roll OF lbe Queen and
Crescent, was not present, but the general
ocllci Is lAat LIE wI.l hot lie Indicted by
the Grand Jury.
The 10 eman Vi the Grand Jury Ia I.
4. White, mil owntr and merchant al
Poplarville. When one of the Stands AT
nj AbuFs ieil during the fight Mr.. White
was lie only ielsun injured. The Grand
Juiy are su intelligent body OF men. and
are highly spoken o. b. The cttlzeus.
Julse Terri! IL Ills charge 10 Tie
ufahn Jury, aittr referring to the
Wit"e J, i'lit.t tratic In liquor in this vi.
ciul'y, continued: 'Gcnt!emen, but
htt.e Eeed be sGil OF the pfizs GyEt
which took plac. at Rehburs on the an
OF July last, The principals in tald ii IN
anu all aeces orlrs before and alter ibe
act are guilty OF "a mlEdcmuauor.
hsht " consent, without anger or
dl-wlll, between two parties without auv
STAKE reward or Pre- whateYeT, wuu ii |
be serious crime under our law, made I
by legislative ENACTMENT; You are bound |
by your copscicnces TO act upon tue law |
as declared 10 you from this stand,
anger or ill-will is not NECESSARY 10, |
constitute crime Of assault ana battery |
nor does The conssnt Of the party take |
away the guilt OF the oHeIse. A battery |
10 an unlawful, physical iurre innictipp |
INJURY or hurt upon another, whether |
zone IN malice or wantonuess. Ii need |
not be III anger.
The delivery Of the charge oceupied
ao. Ut 10 minutes. Counsel for Inc de-
ienee, who were attentive listeners. mo |
nounee the charge very fair and mod |
erale. OutAide OF tbs legal gentlemen
the opinion prevailed that under the
charge it woul DO impossible to ilud in
kilrain.
Several citizens were at loss tl zee
how Fitzpatrick could be considered an
alder or nbettor when referee ls sclected
on account OF his fairness and dis.utsr-
estedncss. This point WAS generally dis.
cussed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

IT is but two weeks from next Mon.
day until the Wilmington Fair will
open OF Hazel Dell Park, and we do
hope that our manufacturers and busi
ness men will not leave anything IN.
done that will contribute toward max
ing II q success. The exhibitions
given by the Wilmington Fair Asso.
Cation should be the largest and best
ofany presented in this State, and IA
they arc not, 1t will be the fault Of our
own people, with her many manu-
factories Wilmington can, and no
doubt will, make the industrial portion
OF the fair Lighly interesting to visitors
and beneficial 10 the city, while our
business men can be depended upon to
show strangers, especially those from
the country, the advantage of buying
their goods in this city. The fair can
be made great benefit TO this city md
everything possible should be done 10
secure this end.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The following games were PLAYED YES.
terday:
Louisyille-Loulsyile, 9; Athletic q
Louisville, s; Athletic. 10.
Kansas City-Kansas CITY, 10. Col m.
bua, /.
st. Louis-St. Louis, II; BroolyIvn n
Cincinnati-Ciuciuuati, i; Baltimore !,
Chicago Chicago, 8; fhtladelnIia n
Pittsburg -Pittsburg, 3; Boston (
CleYelaud-ClcvelRud, s; New York 4
MISUNDERSTANDING A; Wash.
lngtou, g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2: Cor.
ham, IL.
Standardization, 5; Norristown- 10
HazleLou, IL, NofrlstyWp. O,
York-York, 9; Cuban Giants. q
Cape May-Cape MAY, ii; Bristol Q
Observation-Disclosures, O; Syracuse, Is.
Hamilton, IL; Syracuse 3.
Detroit-Dc tfun, II; Buffalo IL.
T0ledo-ToieIo, II: Rochester, 3,
Torouto-Toronto, I; London, g. To.
ronto, %; London, 8,
Norpa
pf,,.h,ro,a.a,.,., -, -
non us urg soaty list amounts to $40,
wv 90 a year. ,.-,.--.=.-.
na @aas"s .',. nus Deeh Trying CHRISTIAN, Q
Gay wv payer.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
HaIc ANA neartr-In ola Arn.

What is more beautiful than an an
Client tree clothed with an ample robe OF
verdure. Apt Is the com parleon between
such growth and an Old man or woman
infused with health and yigor. The sine
qua non, the Indispensable condition of
vigorous youth, robust manhood aud q
Vlrlle old age, is sound digestion. With.
out this life is shorn OF the hearty zest
that should attend it. No more bene-
ncent and agreeable contributor 10 the at.
tainment Of hale old age, and efficient
m ans Of counteraoting the infrnities
that too eften attend LIES decline, can
be found than Hostetter's Stomach BIT
ters. Dyspeptie symytons, tendency to
kidney complaint, nervous inquietude
and rheumatic trouble are overcome by
V use. The effect OF exposure and over.
YORK are nulliied by 1t, aud It affords
sheicnt protection TO all subjected 10
hassfial fnfiuances. Give 1t a thorough
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
RALTIMoRE & ONO RAtrya
NJ schedule in effect Mad.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE Z! rs. i'9
.r EAST BouNn '-tpi.

IBALrIMsoaEES&onro RArrpo,n
schedule in effect NJ Az
TRAINS LEAVE Der. AZ j! lso
! Express trains
NEW onK week days..2l7r...-
am. az ", ~ d, IS Is. 70 't'1u,.iQg
nLw iohk Sundays. - -. -,
HiW, ~ 70 v, 20 III .. IN. !" a. N,
a "a HLA 4. week days,'sfg.7e.f,,
sl2 6s. o., s2ss, 0G D.. l ig = 10 - "a,
| % 81, % s IS, 50 % h. m ~ o.. w
fhlLADklrnIA,s Sunday 'algF-b.,.....
nW, 10 y n. m. sl9 0s d. - A'&
70 ~, %, 10, &c ~. s35 sp5l n III tti
7s5 = m Week days'2 Is, '5ui. dy5c1
lOg, y, %, &l0, .5bs ~ KS
7U. 10. 80 81 y. M. -' Wv -
n CHESTER. Sundays, % Is, q hj.rsa-,,.o,,
* ~ a. M, 'lsos %, tsS- LA II
''es. p 90, 'ttg s3j, ~ ~ p. In. '''
n a ATLANTIC CRY n j.. wtrt. n, M. =,
agg a. m, l.O, u2.Gs on Saini-il, 'N'9.1
sc 800, ooe y. m. emmdaJs. * a.$gi
p., WEST BOUND
al e LORE AND WAsniNG1nY. .l,a .a,
dntlv.a a., 10, saB, $40, $50 n
SUNDAY WA m- '2us y. IL. Gali5. eArao,
m rit q, IS "a Il, mi $50 aud ..o,
daily. ''' " y, H.; IYA
Cincinnati and st. Loul, era.
ana az 70 y. m; both daily - a. H.
hlReBRLI ACCOMMODATE ..a
ana II 10 u. N. daily. 500 IN
LANDkNhtbu ACCOMMODATION. .,,
Gays, G.tO,ll Is u. IN, . As and ) i0,i,, Il, N0of
Gays, Son m, Is and s SON. NJ wa
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET SfEif.i -r,.a,.g.
for fhilnnclpliu ana Nj. .I.,,'
week GAYS; go. 6,.5. : 80 ..,., -. i
$50 Il. IN. ''' "'f AZ %, -
=, For baltimore, week tlsyssy.c,a. .,t
ii - n. M; ~, = 80 u. IN 5r y"
n. nj; 2 IS nnd Is 80 y. IN. ''''' % ~
For Lnndenbcrg aud wn,, st,,t.......,
slNs, so ~, III 30 II. m: gAi KNIT. ,.
unuays y II. IN: ? IS, $50 n. ia. b"
cincinnati and st. Louts, III ,au, M
daily except sunday. "'7
thiciRn : 80 n. m. dsiiy. Cygent sum.
unfi % 80 y. m. daily. 'E
fittsbniB, IS 30 a. IN, daily. cYrrptSl,
uay; 90 y. m. daily
LEAyE PHILADELPHIA ron Wi,ff,.4ay
Hhliy, ~ 10, IS II, lOOu III Joan. IN
neon, u 81, 4u,3OO,s4lj, a81,s5 U.Elt.-1
CIV 10 10, ii 30 y. M.
baiIy, except Sunday, 5{HuN 5H L
ni. y -, ~ 10 ind Is y, III s..lsdgJ uAf,
Telephone No. 1919.
pa- Hates to western points lower than
Win any other liue.
CO. sLU LII, J.T oman
WIN iusS. AIT. Gen! MtM.cE
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

IT will be well for our farmers In he
on the lookout for shaIpers and swim
Glers, as 1t is evident they are a.njn nm
their travels. Not long ago a man
called on a farmer in q neighborIDr
state with some agricultural imp,e.
ments, OF which he said he wished him
70 take the agency, He pointed out 10
lie unsuspecling farmer the amount of
money he could make without inyt sting
cent, as the machines were not 10 he
pald for until they were dispOsed AZ
AFTER The farmer had agreed 10 accen;
tne agency the sharper induced him 10
sign poper, which lie assured him
was merely an order for a lot OF the
machines, but which In reality was n
pote Tor several hundred dollars that
In another month lie was Obliged 10
pay. This instance clearly shows the
Ioiiy oil a farmer signing his name IN
any paper presented by stranger. and
The TACT that he would be asked Ia do
40, should be sufficient cause for tho
farmer to run him off his place,
another swilder has been operating in
New jersey and has Just victimized a
farmer 10 The tune OF $500 by the
thTee card monte game. AS general
thing these swindlers manage to ESCAPE
with their ill-gotten gains, and while
ms Is to DO regretted, Ii is folly TO
waste much sympathy On their vic
tins. There have been 30 many warn.
ings given In the newspapers that II
seems about time farmers should be
sumciently wise not TO be deceiv d by
these games.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

We have received dur.
Ing the past week a few
more of those $40 solid
Walnut Chamber Suits; on
~, however, enough to last
a few days. This is the
last we will receive, as the
manufacturer refuses to dup
licate the suit, having lost
money OH each one sold.
Now Is the chance to get a
good walnut suit at a fig.
ure that will be a joyful sur
prise to you. The suit is a
regular size, solid wal
nut Tennessee marble
tops, bevel edge mir
ror, and consists Of bu.
reau, bedstead, combination
washstand, hanging towel
rack, three chairs and rock
e., all complete for $40.
Don't wait and then ask for
this suit, as this positively Is
the last lot. and we cannot
tell when we can again give
you such value for the mo-
ney.
We have also received
more OF our fast selling S25
antique oak suits. This
suit like the above consists
OF 8 pieces and is exceed
lngly cheap, constructed as
1t Is Of hard wood through
out and made and finished
ilrst-class In every particu-
lar. Come, look at the
suit; we leave the ret to
your Judgment.
We have a few baby car
riages of the higher grades
that we will close at great
II In need OF
one we think it would be the
time to make your selection
now. The seasons draw.
ing to a close ard you can
buy cheaper now.
Brighten up your furni-
tute by using a bottle of our
polish. We recommend III
to you as being the best in
the market. One bottle will
last a year and can be ao-
piled by anyone. A large
bottle tor 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Wilmington & Northern II. H.

Time table In eHecL June I'D, lsSl. TRAIN,
leave v uiuinstOn (french greet az i0lioHl
For Heading, birdsoOro, Joanus, slilag-
neld, WRynesburg Junction, hsapr eettfiitltr
1AnRqua, Allentown, Lebanon, hcrneli,
willie and all points on the Philadelphia ant
Resdins Il. a., 7.Do a. M, 2. 10 aud 4. 3 =. n.
:, For Springfield, NayneIburs jlntiga3,
Soate5yille Rmbfeeyllc, Lenspe, uhSatI
.. W a. m, z. 10. 40 and 8. +0p m.
For Coategville and Intermediate poinA
10 q. n, .. o, 40 and 3. 10 .. m. "A ,,,ua
FOR west Oh ester, 100 q. M, DIV '''SAaA
"a D. m. s,
For New Bridge and Intsrmedlata points
I'll p. IN. and on Saturday onlY a. nj Ana
II. l6p. m.
On sunday for Reading and internedian
points at 8, o. a, In, and 40 y. ITO ana i1f
Springfield and intermediate points st o's
2. m. ,,,,,,as
Superintendent Gen Pass, Lsh
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
Wilmington and Penusgrove, taking effect
sunday, June %, ls-a.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier. o. IS
atO, :. 20 y, IN, ll,S, 31a. M. arEiv. Penus-
grove 10, ~, % z. ~, I2.oa. SOS a., N.
. ~ 2. III. arrive Wilmington SO, 10. q a.
NJ, 2,Up, Us, 6.h5 p. m.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
cave Wilmington s.Ba, O. q. 200 n, m.
y 4 . i.& a. W.; arrive fennsgIove y. 10, 100
2. ~ p. NJ, loH, SOS a. m. Leave Pcnns
give go, o.2p, u. m, 20, as, 1855 y. III.
arrive wilmington 10, 9.55, a, M, as, O, Is
> ~ r.. m. Arrive Atlantic City 10. 10 a. in,
leave Atlantic Iity &. o u. IN.
Passengers for " ilininEton may go on this
trip OF the boat aud TAX, Wilmington 4 North
sfn train from Pier. Pare the same as to
Ming street. CThis boat will n Of run however
Tor any but Cape May parties
A. u. McCAUSLAND,
U-'-eouti Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The acquittal Of John Yedell, or
Flemon, by South Carolina jury is
en- event as unexpected as it was graft.
Tying. This man, who is q colored
preacher, resided in Plttsbnrg, and
was charged with killing q white man
ct Edge6eld, South Carolina, some
years ego, but alter his arrest in Penn
fyiTania there was some hesitation
about giving him up, for fear that he
would be unjustiy dealt with. The
result, however, has proved different.
and although the accused admitted
that he had shot at the man, as there
was 70 evidence TO show positively
that he WAS the one that shot him. he
was given the benefit OF the doubt and
verdict OF not guilty rendered. The
charge OF the Judge was very fair.
and shows that no matter what the
feeling in regard to the colored race
may be IN other psrts oil the South,
they will receive equal Justice with
the white race when brought before
him. The manner in which this trial
was conducted Ia highly creditslle to
Edgefeld county, and the entire State
OF South Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

When the State assumed charge OF the
Insane asylum at Hare's Corner, the trus.
tees extended an Invitation TO DR., d. A
Harlan, OF the insane asylum at 81.
Johnslspd, L. l.. 10 assume charge Of the
Institution. He was allowed ten days in
which TO give his answer, and from what
was learned 1t was generally suppos d
that DO would aeceps, but word has now
been received that he declines the posi-
non. special meeting Of the trustees
viii be held at the hospital on Thursday
morn ng, at 10 O'Clock, for the pu- pose Of
electing another resident physician.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The Grand United Order Of ODD Fei-
lows OF this city VIII have parade on
"wednesday evening over the iollowit q
route, preparatory to their excursion to
Neshamluy FAILS, Pa, on Wednesday
morning; Form on Tenth street. right
resting on orarge. out Orange 10 Thlr-
tccnth, 10 Poplar, TO Twelfth, to LON.
bard, 10 Ninth, to Locust, 10 Seventh, to
Poplar, TO Fifth, to Walnut, to Eleventh,
TO French, to Eleventh., 10 Tatnall, to
Tenth, to hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
A ..-.-.
MISTAKEN
IDEA.

So widely known is our
reputation for S ellin G
good Clothing that some
people imagine our
goods are too fine" or
" too high priced 3" for
them TO buy. Now the
facts are that while we
cater for the very best, it
don't mean only the high
priced, but our aim is to
supply the very best to
be had for the money.
When a man buys a pair
OF Pants from us they are
to be the very cheapest
he could havepurchased,
and to be so cut as to be
an easy comfortable fit.
We take special care to
have garments properly
cut, well trimmed and
made and at the lowest
prices. ..-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1889


WE presume that If the administta.
ton had not made an attempt 10 pro.
tect the seal fisheries In Tie BeLIiuQ
Sea II wonld have been condemned by
all the Democratic papers In the coun
try, and now thgt Il is has shoap It's
intention of SO doing, these same
papers find fault, and contend that il
Is part oil the policy of tie Republi.
cans 10 involve this country in a war
with England, These fisheries are
very valuable, and the fact that Be.
hiring Sea is a part of Alaska, which
was purchased from Russia by the
United States, is proof sufficient that il
10 the duty OF this country to protect
them. The catch of The seals each
year amounts to about one million and
half dollars, and consequently the In.
dustry is entitled TO protection. Mr.,
Blaine rightly claims that II is the du,y
oil the United States to extend this pro.
teetion, but the TACT of this country
protecting anything, was something
unknown to the last administration.
consequently when the present Secre-
larry ol State attempts TO assert our
rights II causes a Democrat protest, for
iear that we might become engaged In
war with some foreign nation There
IS but little doubt that Behring Sea Is a
closed sea, and as such it belongs 10
the United States by right of purchase
rs the owner of this property, this
country has the sole ana exclusive
right TO regulate the fisheries. That
such is the view Of the administration
Is shown by the fact that one British
vessel has already been seized tor
in these waters, and there is
70 doubt thai the same course will be
followed in regard to others.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

THE grain spectators arc keeping
the price down for the purpose OF get,
ting the entire crop in their own
hands. They know that the demand
from Europe will be large, and that
prices must advance, but tie rise will
not take Place until these fpeculators
have contracted for every buahel that
they possibly can, which is nov In lie
farmers hands. When thi. is accom-.
plished they will make the people pay
what they please to charge for II.
There is no way OF stopping these
men, but it seems pity that we can,
not have law which would make it Il
penal otiense 10 speculate in wheat or
any other Necessary article OF food.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The members oil Mt. salam NJ. E.
Church, Of Now Castle, viii commence a
camp meeting on sunday, the first Of
Which will COZ tiuue over the
following Sunday. A number OF minis
ters viii be present, and the seryic S viii
be of the most Interesting character, ae.
coFding 10 the program laid down by
Rev. L. W. Deaklus, preacher In charge.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The manufacture OF stone, eartLen
and Porkneham ware has been com
nenced at the Hare Pottery Bun ling,
No. 2l2 French street. by the Whining
ton Pottery Company, and dealers In
these wares as we'll SIS the people gener-
ally, should make It a point TO call and
get the price list aud follow up the act
by liberal purchases.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

TnE elixir discovered by Dr. Brown.
6squard, pt Paris, Is creating cousid-
cradle excitement Among The physi.
eiAns Throughout tie world. This
Fondstful liquid, which Is obtained
IRON TIE Bladds Of animals, Is claimed
70 be 4 fejqvepator Of aged persons,
and To bestow Upon them all the
{aehgth and energy of youth. The
hlefpyerer 10 seyenty-two years of age
and was eo weak that be was exhaust.
cd With two or three hours work He
says thai he was unable to keep on his
feet more than half an hour but that
after tnoculatinG himself with the
liquid he was able to work without
fatigue, and run up and down stairs
The elixir hos been tried by several
pfysiclans ip this country, among
them being DR.. Hammond, who re
gently operated on himself in Wash
ington, and says that he felt endowed
with all the vigor Of youth. Whether
or not the effects of this elixir are per.
manent, is question, but If thit
famous physician has discovered some
thing that will lessen the ills Of Old
age. he has indeed conferred benefit
on his fellow man.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The people are now at the mercy of
these sharks, and the only satisfaction
they have Is when, by sudden turn
OF the market, one or more of them
loses every dollar invested and be-
comes as poor as the poorest OF these
whom they Cypress.