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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22
DIR, BUTLER's LECTURE
At the Fourth Street Church on Missions in
MeKlcO.

At the Fourth Street Church ON Missions In
Mexico.
The lecture delivered at the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church last evening by the
Rev. DR., William Butler, Of Boston, the
noted Methodist missionary, who has
been here all the week stirring up
tho interest in the missionary
fields, was well attended and
listened to with the most interested at
tention. His subject was, "Recent Reyo-
lutions in tho Land OF tho Montezu-
mas" The revolutions referred to were
those6fa a religious nature which have
served 10 dispel the moral darkness
hitherto existing, and in bringing about
which DR.. Butler largely assisted. The
lecture was one Of the best Of the series
DR.. Butler has given.
This evening at 1880 o'clock there will
bea general meeting In the Fourth
Street church In the interests Of Women's
Foreign Missionary Societies OF all de-
nominations, at which DR.. Butler will
tell Of an orphan school found.
cd In India during the time he was
laboring there, from 1850 10 1866, the
first inmates OF which were 150 girls
turned out Of home by their parents
during time OF famine, to starve or to
be picked up and educated for hor-
riblo life,
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THE OKLAnOMA BOuMERs.


They Listen TO Speech from Congressman
Mansur, who Urges Obedience to Law.
PURCELL, INDIAN TERRITORY, March q.
There was great mass meeting Of the
Oklahoma boomers here yesterday, and
they listened attentively to a good
speech from Congressman Mansur, Of
Missouri. Mr.. Mansur advised them to
obey the Presidents proclamation; sald
that the country would soon be opened,
and prophesied great things for the fu,
ture Of the Territory. The settlers are
daily increasing in numbers and show a
determined spirit. When Congressman
Mansur referred TO the Presidents Proc
lamation for the speedy opening Of the
Territory there was deafening applause,
The settlers around here are q fine look.
ing body OF men, and they are anxious
10 enter the Oklahoma wilderness and
put in crop on which they can subsist
lor the season. Mr.. Mansur goes to-day
10 Arkansas City, where he will address
another large meeting Of the boomers.
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A pnsl llolrsSn l ,lnnnns.D nI.l..

10, l@' ASoELEs, cAL, March 2l.--A
.u'sI 's light occurred Tuesday night III
,. suburban sporting place between two
S'II. S1PaaCSe girls who had quarrOlcd. The
Si.,sslIed siSs%lIed short Japanese swords and
ny GIGtAeG ~ n each other. Each proved skill,
"s, ,u,lh lho use Of tic weapon and bolll
TTv,esoon T.,an dripping with blood from tiu
bv'Ous N.Y. cuts, Tho affair would certainly
SaIe S. ended In Tho death Of one, II NO
S's, U Iad not the clash Of steel attracted
pssNhg policeman who entered thl
roS,,. v Neither glrl received inotta
ibsSus ibvuuas Uut both were BlAshOd all owe
"'uppOr part Of the body,
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A DEsPBRADOE's DESPERATION.
Arrested for Attempted Murder, He Tri
to XIII n witness Against Him.

Arrested for Attempted Murder, Ho Tries
to XIII n Witness Against Him.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March 2l.-Jim
Coley, a desperate widely known in
Roane county, went to the residence Of
Mack Brown late Monday night and
called for Brown with whom he had
quarrel Of long standing. Brown, GER
tain Of being shot should lie appear at
the door. refused to come out and Goley,
after waiting a few minutes, threw sew
eral dynamite cartridges on the roof,
from which they rolled to the ground,
exploding with such violence as to oil
most demolish the house and severely
injured Brown. Coley was arrested yes
terday, but swore he would kill any one
who would testify against him. He was
taken before magistrate and drew
pistol on the first witness called. Before
he could fire, however, the Sheriff shot
him in the head without inflicting q
serious wound. He was found guilty,
gave straw bail and las filed to North
Carolina. A reward Is offered for his
recapture.
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IAlIFATED MISS PULLER.
A Prominent WaShipgtOn Society Belle
Elopss with q Senator's Son.


WASHINGTON, D, O., March 2l,-Th'
hasty marriage Of the daughter Of Chic
Justice Fuller has given a stimulus tc
the young people Of Washington, Mis-
Kitty l., Thompson, quite well known
local singer quietly travelled TO Bslti,
more this afternoon and was married
to Mr., @. Waldus L, Berry, q nephew Of
Senator Berry, Of Arkansas, who Is q
clerk 10 the Senator's committee, The
ceremony was performed by a Presbyte-
rian minister, After II was over the
young couple returned TO Washington
aud proceeded 70 the home Of the brides
mother and informed her Of what she
had done.
They received the parental blessing,
and In the evening formed party at the
theatre, The young lady iust before
leaving the house early in the day laugh
ingly, told her mother that she was 20.
ing 10 initiate Miss Fuller, but 1t was
taken as a joke and the parents were
much surprised when they afterwards
learned OF the marriage.
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WMnlSol0S, d. O., March 9l.-A
N''aolc report upon tho gunboat York
SSa ' has been made by the board oI
IIS HIalIh Commodore FltShugh is Pres.
co,i S,9., She has been completed In 30
tiV.g1aACe iss,1l with tho contract and 10 SuiBc
Sc,n,sI %sy strong to bear her weights Of de-
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Whom thp srnnin Mlll Adinnr,,. .

WARRINGTON, D, o, March 9l,-1u
The executive session Of the Senate this
afternoon Senator Sherman announced
SGlI President Harrison had informed
Glm that he lthe president) would be &c
" along with his nominations that the
Stile might conveniently adjourn next
week II y the expectation the specia'
"slon will end on Thursday or Friday
Geil' In order 10 assist the President
Iols Intention tho Senate did not take
"y ",i, usual three day recess to-day, bu
"u' meet again tomorrow,
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DUBLIN, March 2l.-A number Of ton.
ants at Townarvalle, County Donegal,
have been evicted from their holdings.
1t Is probable that the evictors would
have been resisted had not the authori.
ties furnished a force Of 800 policemen
and troops to assist them. The crowd
OF tenants and their sympathizers were
oyerawed by display Of force.
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nnlll, of NiAn.ln,rhler.

Special DIlpdIcA . Iht Ialtll0tNett.
CHARLESTON, W. vAo March 2l.-'
ISham Mullins, who kill John lienr,
Moore in Nicholas county, on December
%, 1887, was found guilty to-day Of In
voluntary mapslaugGter, The case wa
removed 10 this county on account 0
tho prejudice pgalnst the prisoner, aiiy
an tiniSual Interest yH unaffected
Over slKty Witnesses were examined'
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A Now York Glrl Won.

LONDON, March 22.-NErs. Pierre Of
New York, who competed in the Nice
Beauty Stow was awarded the first prize,
which she returned with the request
that 1t DO devotedto charitable purposes.
The members OF Theatrical Troupe
who took part in the competition are
chagrined at their failure to receive q
nriSn
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Inpottanl NswSpnpVt tjhapRe

INV iORE, March 2i,-llsglnald ],
Sa'@lcF s,N ronaOCtOd for q long time
"0A The Nov York Syadh zsiiung aud
Wy ~. Brooklyn Erie Pteiss, has beUn up
i,.d i"asd editor oi Frank LesllO'a illus
n.S .sa Itilnng, under the new manage
liltfiGon, " '"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22
TIE PROPOSED SALT TRUST.
Tie Report HcCelvss ConflrmatIon--Tl
Trade at Present Losing Que.

AHu AAepuEt AuCeNeu commandments hS
Trade at Present Losing Que.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 2l.-The re-
port about the formation OF an interna'
tional syndicate, which will absorb the
salt works Of the United States, inClud'
ing those OF the onondago salt resorva'
tlon, has made decided stir in this city
Judge George E. oomstock, who is re-
ported 10 be largely interested in the new
enterprise, said to-day: II believe it true
that there are capitalists who profess at
the leading salt interests In this country,
and that some Of them live in England
l do not understand that 1t Is that pur-
pose 20 raise the price Of salt. The do
mestic salt trade of this country has "a
my certain knowledge been q losing one
for several years."
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ST. LOUIS, March 9l.-o. W. Bennett,
Of baltimore, Md, n guest at iIusvs
hotel, tonight jumped or fell from a
liih story window mud was Instantly
killed. Bennett lad been dflnklna
heavily and Ia supposed 10 iiayO CONE
mltted suicide, as no insisted on giving
the porter bis wlfe's address about az
hour before hu was found dead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22
ono LE0lSLATURB.
Creation Of Assembly DlStrlCts-Telograpl
aud Express Companies Taxed.

aud Express Companies Taxed.
CoLuMpus, O., March 2l.-The Legis
lature adopted a resolution to submit at
amendment for legislative apportion
ment and the creation OF assembly dis
tricts in counties entitled to moro thar
one representative, Seven counties II
the State will DO effected by the amend
ment, as this number have more thar
one representative. A bill 10 assess ant
tax telegraph and express companies
similar 10 The manner in which Rail
roads are taxed, passed the Senate. l
creates O commission TO look after I'll,
enforcement OF the law.
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aate"'SinE Architect Of the Treasury.
WARRINGTON, D. e., March 2l.-Jas.
H. Windrem, Of Philadelphia, was To-
day offered the position OF Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury. He has nc.
copied the place, and will enter upon his
duties as soon as he can arrange Ills prl.
yale affairs, Mr., Windrem is the archi-
Ie6 who planned tho great Masonic
temple In Philadelphia, and his works
are well known In that city. He Is q
graduate Of Girard College. This dis
EG'ss % o. the candidacy Of Walter r.
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IlapLd rIrInE MaellIne Gnn.

sr. PETERSBURG, March 21.-Russlan
officers have tested and reported favor.
ably upon q Russian invention for apply
ing tho revolver principle to the barrels
OF Berdan guns. BY this arrangement a
machine gun Is obtained which will ilre
4S0 shots n minute,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22

4 SWALLOW docs not make q gptinp
but q simple application Of a good rem,,s
ny will give immediate relief. There "A
nothing better than
wARNRR'S Loo CABIN EXTRACT
for external or internal apDIirationa
Price 81 and 90 cents, Everybody iIESi
H. Try II, NV
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Nnw YoRE, March 0l.-Robott slgel,
son Of Gen. Franz slSol, who pleaded
guilty to forging pension checks, wal
sentenced by Judge Benedict In thG
United slatee Court to-day 10 six yeaFl
imprisonment al hard labor In the EhI
county penltOntiAfy.
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prrBpRdH, Pa March 0l.-The rail-
road coal operators Of tho pittsburgh
and Hooking Valley dlStrlctS have dc
cided 10 reduce the wages Of mlnGs Eve
cent? per ton 10 date from May ],
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pEsrn, March 81. - Tho efforts Of
friends To effect a reconciliation between
Deputies Polonyl and Kraitesk, who
had an alteration In the Chamber yea.
tertlay, were unsuccessful. Tho two
deputies foughta duel to-day. Neither
WRs injured.
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Another Trultin Frss ,'rndo England.

LONDON, March 2l.-Foutteon Of tho
largest paper makers In England have,
formed a syndicate for the purpose
Of raising prices. Tho capital Of tho
syndicate ID E2,0OO,00O.
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ri,n A,,s,irnn ,,lln.l,...

ROMR, March 2l.-The American nil.
grims will leave on Monday for Naples.
enrOutO 10 Alexandria. They will Feach
Palestine In Holy week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22

A NEw srRiKE,--The working olaSses
have struck against hIgh.priCed cough
medicines, and lndorsed Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, Price % cents 4 bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22

WHAT you need 10 d medicine which IL
pure, efficient, reliable. Such Ia Hoods
bareaparilla II possesses peculiar Cufa.
tive poWerB, {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22

"Resoitsd-That we brand this decd as
alien in It's spirit to the true standard oi
Yale lie and arraign its doers before the
bar Of public sentiment as guilty Of dc.
flaming the good name OF Yale"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-31

Rev J f Haley If Ellsworth, gave a
very powerful and most excellent lecture
III fremont Hall on Wednesday evening
Jan % subject Tongue of Yours
The great influence for good or i'll of
words htly or unity spoken was portrayed
by the speaker in 4 mastery manner. and
The lessons drawn with such vivid Illus
tratun> must have sunk deep into the
hearts Of the audience, awakening in each
an earnest desire to Keep strong guard
over that uuruly member the tongue, At
ter the lecture a basket sociable followed,
netting small sum for the benefit of the
new Methodist chapel, which now presents
a line appearance. a. work upon Il has been
rapidly pushed forward during the mild
weather.
one important item Of news worthy of
mention overlooked in my last commun
cation. viz: The marriage at the close Of
tie Old year of Mr. Allan Lawlor TO our
capable and ever busy school teacher, Miss
Caroline Robinson, and we are glad to say
from present indications onr people are
strongly in hopes that what Is Allans gain
NAV not prove our loss. for on the Mon
day following her wedding the bride re-
>umed her usual duties. BY taking charge
Of the school at Norwood's Cove, which
Mr. W. W Rich was obliged to leave I'M
finished TO meet bis engagement a princi-
pal of the High school at Machias. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawlor will set up housekeeping
very soon in their pretty new cottage which
is completed and furnished ready for oc
cupancy.
! learn that the James NJ. Parker Post
is contemplating the important measure of
starting subscription paper for a soldiers
monument, a most laudable movement
which it is to be hoped will receive the en-
enlargement of the patriotic people of our
island.
During the severe gale and snow storm
on the night Of the Goth, the schooner
Laughing Water, belonging to John Rob-
inson, dragged her anchor and went ashore
and was badly damaged. One of the crew
was asleep in the cabin at the time, so
soundly too that he was only aroused by
the humping of the vessel on the rocks;
fortunately the tide was low so his life was
not endangered. Capt Robinson, it is
said, has sold the craft to Mr.. VIM. Ward
for about third of her former value.
Mr. Hosea Hodgdon has been quite Sc
riously i'll for several weeks.
Miss Nellie Sargent of Deer Isle, has
been visiting Mrs. A. w. Clark and other
friends at Southwest Harbor, winning
much esteem by her merry wit and warm
social manner. SPRAY.
Jan. 20.
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Iusl,,..r,,I.,n d,, fr,,,. ,,. o,I 81,
,.,.r,. , mn. .;,.,ul,r ,,,, ,,tI, n.
tf4,.l,ra r,,...,,.,.., -n',',,,. ,b.,.,,,.t J.,
ynr.. ,han Nh Uarri,nn M. l,t,,r a,i, NJ.
.tr .-..f.I.,, f ,t. y. ,
fnutic~, lNg oar MI" England weather. ~
mighty un~artin ~ dtupt Mr Hr.
r~"n "Ii! make good ruler and may al
par','' p" "fl'u@ tn render hlm due credit
ani r"~p"n'. FIR an g'nI nrtjNr~ rlcl,
Ni'utd M. ctr AZ fror .hin-~, f1r HIM rrr II
anuan WIN sincerely hnpr up mlu WI
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Married.

Ellsworth Jan. %. by j. II Brimmcr. Esq.
Mr.. Charles T. Jones of Ellsworth, and Miss
Cora A. Leighton OF Cherrytield.
Deer Isle-Dec Is, mir. Fred Greenlaw and
Miss Maud A. Gray, both Of Deer Isle.
Bar Harbor-,Ian. 10, BY Rev. Joseph Tor
rev. Mr.. irwin S. Mitchell and Miss Sebra q.
Corthell. both of Bar Harbor.
West Eden-Jan. 20, by Rev. W. c. Stetson,
Capt. John f. Pray and Miss Grace Agnes
Higgins, both of Eden
Green's Landing-Jan. 20, by Rev. 7. J.
Lewis, Mr.. W. Mckenzie OF Green. Landing,
and Miss Abbe A. Stinson Of sunset.
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May-aowers in bloom here.


Tile travelling is about equally divided
between Ieighing and wagoning. Which
ever mode Of conveyance is taken one
wishes he had taken the other.
Capt. John Ball, keeper Of Eagle Island
Light ha> been at home on brief fur
Tough, occasioned by biz wife's Illness
School in district ? taught by Miss
Nellie Putnam. closed Friday. Jan. 18th.
The excellent progress made by the pupils
speaks well for the management of the
school Miss Putnam has gone to Boston
to pursue her studies.
Mr.. Chas Bunker agent for Bar Harbor
Recori. has been visiting at hi> sister,
Mrs WEI 4. Crabtree'>.
one of the industries here this winter is
the spearing Of founders for the New
York market. some III oHr enterprising
citizens clearing four To five dollars day
al The business.
We learn lliat the construction of the
proposed lighthouse on Crabtree's Ledge,
will be commenced shortly We expect
further particulars soon.
Jan Is
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BCCkLEN'S ARNiCA SALVE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fete
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChIblsins
Corns. and all Skin Eruprions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II il guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY ). ID. Wiggin 1y22
DIR. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, Or
ANGE BLOSSOM. a positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady can treat herself
| have sold this medicine for two Years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment. S1.00. Circulars and sam
pies free by applying to
S. ID. WIGGIN. Apothecary.
May 16,1SS7. tf20
The good old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
Best known cure for Coughs, Colds Consump
ton. Genuine Cutler Bros Co, Boston.
6mo44
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l'II Pill.

we have had light fall Of snow, not
enough 10 make good shedding.
Presiding Elder Haley has an appoint
ment at the school-house in this place,
Sunday, Feb. 3rd, at half-past ten.
Schooner Annie L. Green" sailed for
Portland, the twenty-third, with load Of
gravel
Schooners "Rover's Bride" and 'Oron-
tee nave sailed for Rockland with wood
Schooner 'Provincetown" Is loading for
Ralph Condor.
items a. being sick are recovering
Jan. %. NJ
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The ownership of the firm of Calvert
& Waldron in the Daily and Weekly
Lewiston Gdzette has ceased and that Of
the Auburn Gazette company has begun
The quarters have been removed to Au-
burn. where the paper is published under
its new name. 1t will continue under the
same editorial management as before
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south >urr..
The >leighing on the Neck is very poor
a, usual
Quite number Of our citizens have I'M
proved the shedding and got a nice lot Of
firewond al their door
Mrs A. l. Bellatty i, visiting her par
enIs in this place.
Miss Mabel Gushing is teaching the win
ter term Of school in district No. J
Rev d. B. Phelan is holding series Of
revival meetings in the Neck school-house.
Jan. 2s Sirius.
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The officers Of Washington Camp. No. g.
P. o. ;. OF A.. Bar Harbor. hive been installed
for the current term, as follows: Osmond
Emery, president; Chas. Z. Southland, vice
president: Ii. +. Frohoek. NJ of +. 4 c.:
Eben {. Eveleth, recording see; Joseph Stew
ems asst. recording see; A. VI. COwen. f. ::
John Hartman. treas: +. :. j. Morse. chan:
Everett Gordon. conductor; ". NJ. MilIiken
l. G. Stephen Webber. o. G.; ". Leighton
Il. :; ". H. Leland, l.. ). The camp win
celebrate Feb. I'D. Wa>hington's Birthday.
with an address by the Rev. A. F. Palmer.
probably in the Methodist church. followed by
an old fashioned supper in the p. o. ;. Of A.
hail.at which walters will be dressed in ancient
costume There will also be museum in
which many rare and curious articles will be on
exhibition.
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On Saturday Mrs. +. II. Bragdon, who
spent week on visit to her relatives
here. retnrned to Franklin and un Tuesday
VIII leave COR Seattle. w r.. where her
husband has located.
Miss Nellie WEIGH of Sorrento is stopping
win her aunt. Mrs. Jahez Trip and at
tending our district school
Mr. J. Ivy Trip will leave on Tuesday
Tor Chico, Cal, his brother, Charles A /,
being already there.
Miss Jennie Lord of your city, who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs Geo. II. Cog
gins. has returned home
Jan ~ D'>rrr.
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beer Isle.
ID'>r.

beer Isle.
Mark Torrev gave birthday party to
his friends, Jan, 18th Hulicd corn and
milk were served Music and singing were
engaged IN during the evening.
Steadman + Torrcy who has been teach
lng school at Cape Rczier, has finished the
term and returned home to-day,
Capt. John Lowe has hauled up his
schooner, the Sarah MILLS. for the winter in
Fish creek
me Reach society had a sociablc the
l1th. Fred Scott got the guess cake.
Clara Eaton is quite sick with pncumon-
ia
Jan 23 NIL,
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed al night and broken Of
Your rest by a SICK child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teeth: If %. send al
once aud get bottle of Mrs. WIN>LOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is incacGabc. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers. there j. no mistake about il.
1t cures dy>entery and diarrhwa, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, >Oftrn~
the gums, reduces inflammation. and give>
tone and energy to the whole system. Mrs.
WINSLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL-
DREN TEETHING i pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription of one of the Oldest aud best
female nurses and physician- in the United
States. and j. for sale bv all druggists TIL ough-
out the world. Price % cent. "A bottle.
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The Greatest Sufferers in the World

Are women; their delicate organization, be-
in9 particularly susceptible 10 arrangement
and disease nr. David Kennedy, Fayoritc
Remedy. Of Kondout. y. T., pnriir> thr
blood, inyigorate- the system and fortific~ it
against the dlse.>t> incident To age. climate
and season. II i the best medicine in the
world Keep it IN the house for Your chill
dren'- sake. Is well a. for your own.
If you want Il custom suit made from tho
best Of material. trimmings ana workman
ship in the highest style Of art. and u iii like
the paper on the wall, leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will ..ct al
of these, and more. AT a low prices IL can be
shown in the country. loft
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ARE VOL GOING

to travel? If so you must be very careful of
your health, or your doctors bills will cost
YOU more than Your travelling expenses. A
bottle OF Sulphur Bitters will protect YOU from
all sickness incident to change of climate
Ecening Telegram.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They
first make you sick and then leave you cOnsti-
pated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill.