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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-31
PROMINENT PEOPLE.


WALT WHITMAN, the poet, is reduced to q
wheel chair.
PRrScE BISMARCK has been ordered 10 take
. physical and mental rest
Mrs. FRANK LESLIE wears black leather
boots with tips and laces Of silver.
PRESIDENT CARNor, Of France. Is making
arrangements for a visit 20 Algeria
LORD TENNYsoN Is hard at work on n new
1900 poem for one OF the English maga-
zines.
The King OF Bavaria receives an income
Of q, ,O00,OO0 a year from the profits of a
brewery
LAFcApIo HEAHN, the brilliant New Or
leans writer, has Greek mother and Brit
ish father.
The new crown being made for the En-
press of Germany will contain 1900 diamonds
and eleven large pearls.
QUEEN VICTORIA is said to have real estate
investments in New York city which pay
her handsome income.
THE mother Of Baysrd Taylor recently
celebrated her eightieth birthday. She lives
at Kennett Square, Penn.
SIR FREDERICK YOUNG, the English scien-
tist, at the age of seventy, has Just finished
trip Of 10, 900 miles through Africa.
A MARBLE statue of the Princess of Wales,
erection at Copenhagen, Denmark.
THE efforts which are making TO induce
Oliver Wendell Holmes to write an auto
biography are not likely 10 meet with sue
cess.
HISTORIAN BANCROFT says that he feels as
well as he did sixty years ago Horseback
riding, he asserts, is the best elixir Of
youth.
SECRETARY BALFoUR "the best hated
man in England is forty-one years old
and does not look like "A strong man either
mentally or physically.
THE Sultan OF Turkey has lost a great deal
OF flesh Of late and begins to look like an
old man. His physicians have ordered him
to drink plenty of wine.
GENERAL STUART VAN VLIET is the old
est General of the retired list in the United
States Army. He is seventy-four years
old and served fifty-two years
WILLIAM O'BRIEN, the Irish patriot. Is
n slim, weakly-built consumptive-looking
man Of four and thirty, with IA paid, intel
lectual face and q fair chin-beard.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is determined
looking, concentratedmannered, polished
spoken man, with clean shaven upper lin
and iron gray side whisker of the provcrbal
English barrister. He is six and sixty less
four months
ACTING REAR-ADMIHAL JOHN q. WALKER
who has just been ordered to command the
Squadron of Evolutions. with the new cruiser
Chicago as his flagship, is man OF striking
appearance. He is about six feet in height,
with broad shoulders and erect form, and
wears long side whiskers.
BRET HARTE, who has a great social as
well as literary popularity in England is now
a handsome, ruddy, white-haired man, and
owes his popularity in a measure to his mas
terry Of Western slang and that eloquence OF
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LITERARY NOTES.


Theladies will apprccia,c Frank feslic's
lustrated Newspaper since II has falen into
tue hands of W. j. ArkCll and Russell u.
Harrison. Its fashiol article aud its pictures
and sketches of prominent society ladies are
especially interesting t. the fair sex. ~
Important at this time of great interest i'm
things Pan-American, are Two articles in
Horper'S MdgdsiHc for November; one Ivy
Thomas A. Jayi,r, describing rhc Mexican
Army" the other, by the former Envoy Ex-
traoTdinary and Minister rcnipotcntiRrv uf
the Republic of tolumb TO the United
States, Hon. Richarlo Bcccrra, ON "rhc Re
public OF Columbia"
DocToB VI. ALLEN SrNrR will, in tho No
yember Scribner, describe the effects of cleo
lricity upon the human body This sub
iect Il of SPECIAL Importance owing To the
frequent reports of accidents due tO contact
with electric wires; 20 the recent adoption nr
electricity as means for executing Grimm.
al; aud t. the cNtrayagant claims Of the
curative powers of electricity in diseases.
The Century has in preparation series of
papers on topics relating to The Gnid Hun
trs of California. Tue articles will be prc.
pared for the most part, rs were the War
Papers, by prominent participants IN tho
events which they describe.
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NEwsY GLEANINGs.

1T is proposed TO build an Eiffel Tower
lS5O feet high In London.
The population of Switzerland, as per last
years census, is 3,000,0O0
The Czar OF Russia has had an iron clad
train constructed for himself.
Iowa boasts a corn crop of 1886, 600. 600
bushels valued at $4,000, 600
THE population OF Berlin Germany. has
now reached million and a half
THERE are 1900 central electric light sta
tions in various parts of this country.
DURING the last eight months about 6S. 900
Germans have emigrated to America.
TUE Secretary of the Navy has concluded
to give the cruiser Baltimore another trial.
An Indian hunter of tho Fond du Lac re.
servstion. Wa Me Quanee, has just died at
the age of 10i.
M. PERErTr, n Frenchman, has written a
book of 500 pages TO prove that Columbus
was a Corsican.
ABOUT 3,125ooo pounds Of wool are ex.
ported every year from south and south.
western Persia.
The German steamer Marco Drummer.
which was recently wrecked on the Red Sea
was looted by Arabs.
A COMMITTEE has been formed to consider
the question of digging a ship canal to connect
Berlin with the Baltic Sea
THE railway trains of twenty-four cars
Zach came lately fully laden with raisins
from Fresno County, Cal. The trade is
growing rapidly.
HENRY LAsoUcHERE, editor OF London
Truth, is pointed out rs the probable sue.
cessor of Mr.. Gladstone in the leadership of
the English Liberals.
The statement that the music and words
Of the German national hymn are Of French
origin has created great stir among
patriotic Germans.
IN compliance with a request Of the Ha.
waiian Government, the local government of
ksnagawa, Japan, will soon dispatch 1000
.migrsnts to the Sandwich Islands.
THE fastest passage from England 10 Cane
town, South Africa. has just been made in
what, with allowance for unavoidable de.
lays. amounts to seventeen days and thirteen
hours.
A SECOND Christine Nilsson has appeared
who is also a Norwegian and singer. While
not comparable as yet TO her famous name.
sake, she is said Ia possess n remarkable
voice, which in many respects resembles that
Of Lucca.
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When Girls Should Re Silent.

Would well-bred girl, possessed Of
any feeling whatever. possessed of the
slightest sensibility or sense, divulge
the fact that she had been proposed 10
by man, and that she had refused
him' 1 have asked the question Of
several girls, and also of several mar
ried women, and while their answers
are varying i am confident. from what
1 know of their characters. that the
well-bred girl of honor and sensibility
would never, upon the weightiest pre-
text, disclose what had passed between
herself and man upon 80 delicate n
subject. The unsuccessful suitor is a
man who receives very little sympathy,
and usually there is none more desorv-
ing OF IL than he. st Paul Eye
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APOLITICAL POWER.

sfoN OF HusBANDRY ORGANIZING A conf
BINE TS MICHIGAN.
less than 5000 Michigan farmers
Il ioined the Patrons of Husbandry since
Nav. and the number is increasing
y week. They threaten TO become the
Iroling power in the politics of the
! and then to spread over the entire
tiry.
Be Patrons claim to have been forced in
stng by the monopolies and trusts, and
propose to organize combination that
strike terror to the hearts of their ene-
J At present they are devoting them
y exclusively to the merchants, and in
II town where they have a footholt they
y into an iron-clad cotract with one deal
! each line of trade TO purchase only from
eIacting pledge that they shall not be
! |eed TO exceed II per cent advance ON
csale prices.
Se Palrons have lodges in AZ counties,
leading with membership of more
$500. The general offices are located
s city, and Rev. L. w. Verbucan. an
|me Presbyterian preacher, is the su-
y president. In February State con-
pn will be held at Flint. The year fol-
g there will be gathering from all
e country at Lansing. There are no
hen among the Patrons, but many
erous farmers and a few unsu cessful
Icians,
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

Mas. BANCROFT will probably return TO
he English stage in a version of Sardou''
Belle Maman.'
ROBERT MANTELL intends. IL is said, to ap
pear in New York city as Hamlet before the
end Of the season.
CHARLES WYNDHAM has secured the Eng
lish rights of all Robertsons comedies for the
term Of five years.
''DANTE" is a new opera by Benjamin
GODDARD, to be brought out this winter by the
Paris Opera Comique.
PROFESSOR HERRoMER's next play will
include theatrical marvel not as yet at
tempted-real lightning.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON and w. j. Florence
are doing remarkable business at the Star
Theatre in New York city.
A COMPLETE cyclus of Shake speares his
torical dramas will be given during the win
ter at Frankfurt, Germany.
MARY ANDERSON, in recent letters ex.
presses the hope that she may be able soon
to resume her stage performances.
MAGGIE MITCHELL. in her successful
comedy drama, Ray" Is the attraction at
the Windsor Theatre, New York city.
PAULINE LUccA is TO go on u concert tour
through Russia. She has quite abandoned
the idea of revisiting the United States.
Robert BUCHANAN is busy on an Irish
WHICH Will DTDDhDlN Ue DlO-
duced at the Princess's Theatre in London.
OTTo HEGNER, a thirteen year-old pianist,
has made his first appearance in this
country at the Metropolitan Opera House,
New York city.
JOHANNES WOLFF recently played eleven
pieces on his violin for Queen Victoria and
she gave him a diamond pin and wrote him
an autograph letter.
JOHN V. BRIDGEMAY, a well-known dra-
matte writer, has just died in London, in his
SEVENTEEN year. He was one OF the editors
of the Musical World.
THE ladies of Munich, Germany, desire to
erect statue to Richard Wagner in that
town, and they hope to attain the necessary
funds by an appeal to the ladies OF Ger
many.
THE Shah OF Persia was so delighted with
the performance of Excelsior" which he
witnessed at the Paris Eden Theatre, that he
determined on having representation given
In his palace at Teheran.
EMMA ABBOTT is reported to have recently
said; DO you know, have never been in
better voice than am now. Sorrow seems
TO have developed new tones; to have deep
ened and strengthened and mellowed them.
L am offered larger terms from managers
than l have ever had before"
The Merchant OF Venicsn has been pre-
sented at the Broadway Theatre, New York
city, with Mr.. Booth as Shylock and Madame
Modjeska Portia. During Mr.. Booths
engagement he will be seen as Don Caesar in
don Caesar de Bazan, part that he has
not ected in this city in several years.
A CONTROVERSY has, it is alleged, arisen
in Leipsic. Because the authorities of the
Church OF ST. Thomas there propose 10 con.
secrate a chapel to the memory OF hendels.
sohn, the anti-Semitics have made the por.
tentous discovery that Mendelssohn was
descended from Hebrew. Hence the
Snpus.
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MURDER WILL OUT.

fFEsstDN CONCERNING A HORRIBLE CRIME
COMMITTED SIX YEARS AGO.
May 0, 1888, widow named Foreman.
)years, and her daughter, aged 80,
Hund murdered near Traders Point,
r. from Indianapolis, Indiana. They
known tn be very wealthy, and as no
p was found upon the premises 1t was
Psed the murder was for the purpose of
Pfy' Suspicion pointed to relatives of
PnuTderei woman as the perpetra-
|oi the crime, but on trial there
Po oeyidence against them. Some DAYS
r. W. II. Maubam, whose husband
Pen since July an inmate of the insane
n' said that tie told her that he and
whose names he would not
| 'mmtted tue murders, and that he
FOR his share of the crime. The
Jury heard the evidence of joseph
ay Of Brownsburg, who SAYS that
"eaSer and her aged father saw the
N come from the house and recog.
them, The men intimidated the
r. who have kept silent six years.
are expected to be made at once.
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LABOR NEWS.
,ov,ycr IN rgK RATES ON WINDOW
GIAIa.

,,v,ycr iS THE RATES ON WINDOW
glAJs.
,,,.hureh window>Glass Manufac.
..,ded TO advance the price Of glass.
ngp in the list reads: so and 10 in
eo and 8. as before. on singles, and 20
/, double, and 80 ON double in less
load lots.
,nuf,cturers say that ths Western,
.nd Northern districts will advance
accordingly. This makes the sec.
nee on window.glsss since October
e,son assigned is the increase in the
bsmicals, which have gone up 81 q
october j.
i that It only brings the price up
o,ations made to the trade by the
& Mckee Company, the tank pro-
,hc,urers, ostober 10 last.
oand for glass is reported excep-
nod. Notwithstanding that Belgian
M glass is quoted In New York at
on the French list, which is about
lower than the American. Amer
1<i ba, almost driven the foreign ar
- hi the market since natural gas
l,sn psed as fuel. Besides the quality
mericln glass has been greatly improv-
,o,sut years, and II is now superior TO
European product.
m probability there will be another inn
.,s nlaie.glass plant erected In Western
,.ylyania. The Belgium manufacturers
live 10 the fact that they can no longer
10 with the American product, and
, n them are now contemplating COM
% this country and bringing their plants
them.
,e molders in the Leechburg Foundry
Machine Company's works returned to
+ The firm have agreed to pay the ad-
% subject to the result of the strike in
.bsr,h. II the strike is a failure the
will refund the advance already paid
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Ter the rigors OF u long, cold winter 10, blue
skies, its balmy brcczcs, its bright flowers and
green folds are delicious indeed. But sum
mer has its dark ~ well as its bright side.
Lurking within it's brcc ~ and iis flowers arc
lnnumcrablc Ills that prey upon the human
body. DO not bo deceived by appearances. BE
Witt u bottle OF Pc. ru.nn and one of Man-a-
lin In the house, you are sHfc enough. no not
fail TO keep them constantly ON hand. There
ts not single summer complaint that they
will not promptly correct Trouble OF the
Stomach, Liyor, Kidneys and Powels, VIII cli
are so common nt this season Of the year, all
yield quickly Ia these remarkable Family
Medicines. They win he found invaluable
Sold by oil druggists 81 bottlc.
Massachusetts, machines make Il pair oi
shoes in twenty minutes.
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PATENT MEDICINE MEN.

nELrlNG or TdEIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ siO,OOIOJO IN ADVERTISING.
pa association of manufacturers
p proprietary medicines held its
~ meeting at indianapolis, Ind,
following officers: President,
H. d. Buffalo, N. Y; first vice
liam IL. Hall, New York;
sident, John F. Henry, New
vice president, Charles C.
'oni fourth vice president, G.
'mington, ILL.,; secretary, Hen.
New York; treasurer, Henry
York. Thirty-one new mem.
niItei' 1t WIS stated that the
association last year was s22,.
leh slO,OOO,OOO was spent in
he executive committee re-
OF continuing the rebate sys-
decided not to sell to dealers
y tosyndicatss OF dealers who
70 plan.
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LIVESTOCK.
MOVEMENTS AND PRICES AT THE CENTRAL
DROVE YARDS, EAST LIBERTY.

DROVE YARDS, EAST LIBERTY.
CATTLE.
Stock cattle and feeders were slow of sale
: but the better qualities brought last week 3
iprces and sold at 2i@23c for the former and
3Cd3.35 for the later; common dry COWS and
heliers sold at l!0o2c, and good do at 246o
2ic. Common bulls were dull, but prime
heavy corn-fed, suitable for export, OF which
there We're hut few on sale sold readily at
full prices; former, 2Go2lc latter, 3d3tc.
Good export bulls have been in demand for
sever Il weeks in succession with but few on
the market.
sUEEr
One car fair Western, "a Ms. 4 3lc: deck
fair 80 ID. Washington county at 44c; 3 cars
good Western sheep and lambs averaging
81 bs., GOc; deck ~ is lnditna lambs, IS
lbs, at &c; deck fair 80 lb Ohio sheep at
Ob; deck fair II ID. Pennsylvania la abs
al 5 SOC. car fair s. 10. Chicagos at 4 2c,
do, do, 80 lbs, at 5lc; deck prime 81 ID.
Lawrence county (Pcnnsylyania) lambs at
y 2Jc; deck fair SO 10. Ohio sheep at 41c, and
2uecks of ohio sheep one at 4}c ani the
other at 4 40c.
Notwithstanding the reduced supply there
was no improvement In the market as COM
pared with the clo'e Of last week There
WAS "A very good country demand, but rezn.
lar E,stern buyers did not buy freely: prob-
ably they had ordered pretty freely from
Chicago and other points West and were in
position u hold on. Thirty car loads IL
not big supply here ON Monday at this
season of the year. but u appeared sufficient
to meet the demand which, as already ,nti.
mated. was comparativeiy snial q Dl
orkers and Philadelphia hog, sold At 4 81
@i 4oc. with q few selecel as 1 toA and
conuo@ Workers att 4otg4 i-4a
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THE Goose BoNa PR,Pi.,Y. % The true
b ne is the shhrt, blade from the breast
OF goose thai va, Matched in spring
and has trace OF wild bod. A row
OF dot, a ound tie keel of The bone fore
casts the weather. The darker these
spots the colder the weather will be.
Co trary "a com hu.k lore, the goose
bone SAYS there will b, very mild win-
ter. There will not be- many days in
which ruaning water will froeze.' Tho
coldest weather will come In the latter
half OF January. aud the coldest day of
all will be January 27. The January
thaw will come in February, and there
will e disastrous A ,ods and dam burst.
ing d the iend to pay generally. After
that We shall have an early spring. We
suQht to.
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Theodore Roosevelt's epigram that
there never was an idea in beer tuds
coniirma ion in the statement that Ten.
py'on becomes ion Ter aud fonder OF
beer as he grows Older. Everybody ad>
mits that bis poetry has been rapidly de-
teriorating for ye rs.
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What SCOtt'SEmulSiOR Has Done!
over rs Pounds Gain in Ten Weeks.
Experience OF q Prominent Citizen.
Tug C,iiFoHSiA sorrfry ron 1rUl
SvTyuIssuuH Or Niyu.
PIH ftNtNtsuu, Juiy 9Th, 1856

sU tomsoo. July 7th. 1856
] took a severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give IL proper attention;
it developed into bronchitis,
and in the fall Of the same
year I was threatened with
consumption. Physicians or.
dcred me to a more congeni.
al climate, and came TO San
Francisco. Soon after my
arrival / commenced taking
Scott'S Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil with HypophoSphites reg.
utarly three times a day. In
ten weeks my avoirdupois
went from 16S to 18O pounds
and over; the cough mean
time ceased. CIR. BENNETT.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollar, Reward for
10 Irg Halls Catnrrh Cure.
II J. CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the underlined, have known r. y.
Cheney for the last - years, and bl eve him
perfectly honorable IN all business transAo-
ttons, and financially able 90 carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West q Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
waidlng, Kinna1 & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gista, Toledo Ohio.
T. ii. Van Hoescn, Cashier Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Curc I, taken internally. act
Ing directly upon tho blood and mucous sur
faces of tho system. Price 1jc. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Mira "Stonewalr Jackson is engaged up
ON biography of ler husband.
Many initiate. none equal. "Tansill's Punch"
Afiinricn,a i.tlral N. l,rnr
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Phodihed by South Carolina
Fh' came out eight votes
ghod at spartansburg, which
r. Woodrow candidate was
aor by "a to 81 for the other
Pw' dismissed from his chair
a place in the South Caro-
|er''ty' aud still sticks to nat
40 survival of the iittest.
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The hat traie at u injury, Conn, was
never, it is claimed. more pto.r erou.,
between 5000 aud 400J cases being ship
ped from there weekly.
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THE cost to the British Government for the
carriage Of mails 10 America now amounts
10 S5OOOO0 per annum. The receipts for
hostage exceed kp2h 600 nor nnnnm
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The large advertisement of TuE YoUTn's Cow,
PAEios which We published hast week. This
remarkable paper hius tho phenomenal crCu-
lation OF EDOU copies wcc{Sly. No other
IN the families throughout the land. The pub
lishers make sDecn offer once "a year, and TO
hll wno subscribe now will send the paper trec
Ia january |. lS91 aud FOR q ftdl near fTnm thai
date. The Subscription price is sl.7i Adj
dress,
TnR YouTu's COMPANION Ros;on, Mas.
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The one thing you'll always hnd in every COW.
boys outfit when he goes on the spring roundup
sa" Fish Brand " rommel Shoker They make
the ouly perfect saddle coat and come either black
or yellow. They protect the whole front of the
riders body being made to it tound the outside of
the saddle entire. When used A. \ walking coat,
the extension pieces neatly over ap each other.
mixing regular ovcrcoat with double storm
bone, from ponme to cinile, and the rider is en-.
ufcly projected IN every part oi his body' These
" "Slickets,' being Of extra width. make fine
blankets Tor camp. Beware OF worthless q ta'ions,
every garment stamped with /" Fish Brand Trade
MARX Don't accept any inferior coat when you
can h. &c the Fish Brand Shckct" delivered with.
out extra cost Particulars and illustrated catalogue
free
n. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass,
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Why rub, and toll and rcdr ont yourself and
your clothes ON wash-day, when, ever since
on purpose to lighto your labor. and save
your clothes Nop try II. Your grocer has IL.
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lis'cn--a song Of rejoicing.

IIH cn--n Yong OF rCJOIrIng.
Hearts that were heavy arc glad
Women, look up and bc hopeful
There's help and there's health 10 bc had
Take courage, q weak ones despondcnt,
And drive back the foe that you fear
With the weapon that never will all you
q, be OF good cheer,
for when you suffer from any o. the weak
nessos irregularities" and functional dc.
rengements," peculiar to your sex, by the use
of DIR. tierco's Fayorito Prescription you can
put tre enc ny OF iil-hoalth and happiness Ia
tout; IL is the only medicine for womon. sold
by druggists, under "A positive gudrdutc, "f
,atisfaction In every case, or money refundc l..
Sec bottle-wrapper.
For all dcran semcnts OF the liver. stomach
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Over 1900 tons of raisns have been ship
ped east from Fresno, Cal.
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/ eighty-one hospitals and
Fies supported by volun-
ions' Last year 1885,
atients were treated at
ies and out-service de-
the hospitals. One in
ne inhabitants of Lon
atuitous medical treat
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Did lou Iscnd

A large coppcrhead snaSc found its way
through Columbia (ra.) hydrant.
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TnE YOuTn's CoMpANIoN Noli0n. Mas.
Prepnrc for the Worst.

lncendiary fires in Helena, Mont. have
awakened the old vigilantr spirit.
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THE Dominion Government has decided TO
abxdixe line Of steamships between Hall
fax or st. John and tho West Indies.
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For all dcran semcnts Of the liver, stomach
aud bowels taNo Dr. Pierce's Pellets. ono u