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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Deatl ina Nine.

T|TTVT-r- y
CH,RLRs1ox, W. Va, August l6.-Samuel
pa1lIer q miner at the Black Peerless
works. was instantly killed IN the mines
Yesterday afternoon 10y falling slate. He
had been warned by the mine-boss tolcaye
the room in which he YVES working, Int
soid he would dig another car load IN it L
II killed him. Re intended 10 begin work
in new room this morning. lie wasaoout
fftyyeara Of age, andlcaves and wife a four
children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Alleged UNJUST Freight-Eates.

WASHINGTON, August 1G.-Tho Interstate
Commerce Commission has received COM
nlaint by the Holly Springs Miss Com
nrcss and Maj ufacturing Company against
The Kansas City, Memphis and Brming-
ham Railroad Company, charging. among
otber things. unreasonable and excessive
frcirht-rates on compressed cotton be-
tween Holly Springs and Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
..The world &" Freshmen OF Strike.
..a.. t.lnnrn..h In tha nlanaf.hl

Nrw' YORK, August l7.-At ]. o'clock
this morning the pressmon employed IN
the Word oitice went out on strike. They
are nog holding meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A Norman Arrested for Blgamy.

CHATTANOOGA. August 16.-Elder William
Sprey alias Franklin Haymour, who has
been in this vicinity for more than twelve
years working up Mormon converts. and
who has charge Of this territory. was ar
rested to-day by Deputy United States
Marshal Sharp on a warrant issued from
the United States Court at Salt Lake City
for bigamy. He was put in jail and will be
taken on Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A differing Cavern with Human Remains.

n
A most remarkable story comes from
Aspen, Col, regarding an unexpected find
in one Of the principal mines in the Aspen
mountain. Last Thursday night, rs the
story goes. the night shift in the Minnie
minc-Mcssrs. DOnncliv, Mackey, Taylor,
and GilGllan-put in two 30-inch holes IN
the breast Of u 5Q0-f0Ot level and fred
fh. blast lust before leaving for the
surface. On returning TO the mine
n was found that the two shots had
broken into cave, the extent of which
thcy proceeded TO explore. Gong IN
- few feet they found the walls covered
with crystallized lime and lead that gilt
tered Ike diamonds. Here and there little
stalactites hung from the ceiling. The
lime formation rcsemblcd Lace and frieZe
work of wondrous beauty. The cave had
a descent of about twenty-six degrees, and
they found rooms and chambers grand be-
yond description. They had entered about
200 feet when they found flint axe. A
little further was poOl of fresh water and
a strong current of fresh air was felt. Fur
Their on "A chamber was discovered COW
cred with brownish muck that was
sticky. Gillian, who was IN the lead,
suddenly stopped and said: There sits a
bow" Sure enough there sat human
form. The head was resting on the knees
and the arms were drawn around the legs,
Indian fashion. A stone bowl and axe
were found beside the figure. The body
was well preserved, but in trying to lift
II one arm broke of. Other bodies in
different attitudes were found in the cham
Der. but when disturbed they crumbled.
One stone man was brought out with the
loss of arms ard feet. The discovery has
caused great excitement in Aspen, as the
bodies do not seem h be those of Indians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
8aSc-I,all Yesterday.
,Bv telegraph % The Dispatch.l

Pittsburgh: o =
Pittsburchs.........O 0l0200 3 7
New Yorke...........l / o J 0 o 4
Raee-hts -Pittsburghs, 9: New lOrks, y.
Errors Putsburehs. New Yorks, 3, Bat
tcries-Staley and Miller, Crane and Ew-
lnc.
Cleveland
Ccvclands...........0 U u U
Baae-hits -Clevclands, B. Bostons, H..
Errors -Clevelauds, 3; Bostons, |. Bate
ries- Beatiu and Sutcll1e; Clarkson and
Bennett.
Indianapolis:
wore uostponcd on account of rain.
Chicago; oooor ,o
.shinstons. O0.02. 00l o 6
Base-hit- -Chicaeos, Z; .Mashinetons, II.
Errors Chicagos. 3; Washingtons.7 7, Bat
icrics-Dwyer and Farrell; Haddock and
Mick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Tremendous Rain.

CHARLESTON. $. c.. August lG.-Later re-
ports confirm the story OF q clOud-bursi Ia
the interior. The area affected Is not more
than about Eve miles wide and fifty or six
ty miles long. There was no thunder or
lightning. but steady and tremendous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
4 Gas-Pipe Expiodes with Fatal Result.
fDv telegraph 10 tho Dlspath.l

NV YoRK, August ia explosion
caused by leaky gas-pipe occurred tonight
in o cellar at 407 Grand street, and the
tying debris killed a young man aged seven;
thirty Others were injured SO seriously as
10 REQUIRE attention at the hospitals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
To represent Brazil.

IBy t7IcETAYu " W ~, ,,,,,.,.
NV YoRE. August lg.-the ol,'4 ,.,,,,I
mail steamer Alliance, WIZ ae M os 1elegates
iii's .,,,recnt Drnzl 20 the International
Co NJ Of American Nations, arrived mere
4
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nertll OF a Missionary.

lb7 telegraph 70 Ihe bIspHtVHI
CLEVELAND, August l6.-Rcv. stephen
Nsttoon. for twenty-five years a missionary
IN siam. but OF late president of the Bddeli
University at Charlotte, n. c., died yester-
day al Marion. o.; aged seyenty-three.
THE romans will be sent South for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

rBy telegraph TO the Dispoich.I
WAsuINGroN, August l6.-The President
and Private-Secretary Halford arrived 1T
the White House this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
aish chureh Tribunal.

10y toIegfaph V MO D'sP"'V'.l
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 10. The ap,,
lointment ~ q hieh eccl siaatical trit unssi
ly the POPE Tor The Roman Caiholc
Church Ia tbe United States y belileyea 20
hsye been already eonsupDated, aitn0n2h
Inquiry today failed 10 develop the ex's'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August l6.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, ~; Northern central stock, 1lhfo: Clncln-
matt Washington and Baltimore lists. 90 do.
ads. y askeI: 10. BIS. y ASKED consolidated gas
bonds ll2ail3, do. STOCK, Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
TRAIN WRECKED.
SEVERAL PASSENGERS KILLED AND
MANY WOUNDED.
Tho Rails said 20 Have Spread While
the Train was Running
Rapidly.
tBy telegraph to the Disps,ch.I

PrTTsBURoH, PA, August 16.-A special
from Butler. Pa, says: The sOuth-Dounu
train leaving here et 2:85 this afternoon
ON the West Pennsylvania railroad was
wrecked OF Sarver's Station. Several DOC
tors and the Coroner were dispatched 10
the scene, but no reliable news could Ne
secured until late this evening. An. old
soldier named Powers, of Pittsburgh
little girl. and an unknown woman We're
killed. Colonel RowleY. Mayor Lyon, and
several other Pittsburghcrs were injured.
Conductor Gray, OF Butler, was badly IN
jured. The latest report IS that three
passengers were killed and twenty-five m
jurod. II is said that while running rapid
" over small bridge the rails spread
and the cars went over an embankmeht'
FURTBER PARTICULARS.
PrTrsBUHGH, Pa. August 1G.-The south
bound passenger train on the Butler
branch Of the Western Pennsylvania road
carrying veterans returning from the en-
cairpment near here this afternoon jump
cd the track at Sary eTs's Station. and the Ell
tire train. consisting Of two passenger
coaches and combination smoking ana
baggagc-car. went over the emban kInent
and was totally wrecked. Three persons
were killed outright and twenty-five,
Others injured, number OF whom Will
die.
Killed: w. Powers, Of Lawrenceyille'
Pa: child Of Mrs. Farrell. Of Butler; Mrs.
Dun, an old lady. residence unknown.
Wounded: Ex-Mayor Lyon, Of Pitts
burgh. seriously in the shoulder; Captain
Lower, Of Pittsburgh, head badly cut; d.
a. Jones and wife. Of Pittsburgh, seriously
hurt and bruised; }. A. Mclaughlin, OF
Pittsburgh. fatally injured; Conductor
Gray. Of Butler. seriously injured inter
nally: Brakeman Kirns. Of Butlcr, back
broken: Mr.. Graft, Of Pittsburgh, injured
seriously; Captain Grace, of jamestown.
n. y, painfully injured. About fifteen
others were more or less injured.
The accident was caused by the spread
ing of the rails on small bridge. The
rails were on strineers which bad rotted
bridge safely, but the first car was derailed
and plunged down into the abyss, some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 10. 1882
Offerings at auction Gity.iour packages with
eight taken in. and sc.si average. Among these
wero a few hog-heais Of bright.
fair business was done Today in brights,
and II Is likely tho weeks business will sum up
sarsfsctory in dar,ss also. Sales reported today
thlrty-six hogsheads Of wrappers. twelve hogs
heads Of sun-cured, AMI eight hogsheads Of
aners.
Internal-revcnue collections for to-day:
Cigars aui cigarettes. -
Tobacco ...... 2soo' ~
Special tax............ ....'...''''''''-.' x %
Total. ......................-. .se,Oif %
There are buyers ami sellers alwayo opposing
faction one with stock for sale will never
look at a boauih feature in the market In th3
sarn, Ign. a. tho buyer. The buyer will rarely
agree with the sollor as 20 crop reports.
change 10 the weather for better or for worse IS
hound 20 upset the feeling OF one or the other.
81. Louis manufacturers may rule the Bur
Icy plug uaie. GaI tho stamp sales in July Of
S3,a.lssOi On smoking and chewing topacco
glAIl93 On cigars and cigarettes show this
market in tho best light 81. Louis cannot, how
over. ulLNt lfaANty ~ q ANdA lhAIhtts u ihss
Efforts eifectually demonstrate In her contea-
lions with Louisville. Ky.
NEW YORK.
good line OF bright wrappers AMI smokers
were reported SOLD last week. Tho New York
Yobcc,o LeaJ quite rightly says that those IN
mood will have IN got their wrappers for Isrge
work out OF the 1871 crop, and these are nearly
exhausted. There - brisk demand for ex-
port cigar leaf.
IlarrnL-An active demand prevails for the
Cuban article, especially good Remedies. Sales
this wgek 600 bales At &C. 20 sl.l1 The market
IN Havana IS In lively condition. some very
large sales being reported.
SH7aCtrl.--1ns market for the past week has
not shown az much activity as the previous one,
Tie sales being only apOut half-uamcly. 80
bales Quotations. remain about the ZANE, OK
cep, Cor very light goods. which command almost
any price that Is asked. Oae lot OF such rDbacro
soid this week az fi.s0. The American buyer az
Amsterdam are paying a. high a. 81. 20 per half
kiio f1r hight tobaccOs. Add IS cents duty. aod
a pfoat % his. aud It will DO seen tina; scIne
fancy prices will have 10 be paid for these goods.
Pltg- Tho post week has shown n little i'm
prove mont and GONE fair lots have been PLACED,
principally southern styles, with some nayiea.
Prices are in favor OF bgyerA The exports were
lGS.l0l pounds.
sn,okiag.-Demsnd stssdy.-Ssae York LecL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

WaEAr.--Longbcrry 700 bushels prime on prs-
vat terIns. Mixed. 90 bushels prime on prtvao
terms. shoi1Derry. 20 bushels prime on private
tsrnls, ~ bushels good az &c. 6ae BASKETS fair
az SIC. ss bashols fair 81 Sic t oushais fais
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

Eey- TIE REGULAR MEMS MEET
ING at the Young Meas Christian ASSOCIATION
rooms viii DO held SUNDAY AFTERNOON a, 5
O'Clock. Spirited singing and shor: talks by
wong neu. c. JAaES.
Asslstant Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

CHALKLEY.-Died. 40 iGf5 Thursday night
N the rcsidonce OF her sOD-in-lag, J. X. Chalk
lev Mrs. HARRIET :. CHALKLLY.
Asleep IN jesus
The funeral will tGso place a his residence,
No a3 north Eightoeuth street. THIS (satur-
day) EVENING al o'clOc-. trends aud st
quaintances q tho family arc respectfully IN
vlted 70 attend.
SUTHERLAND August 18th, as his
residence. .05 Denno street. ~ tel minute, past
O'clock A. NJ. THOMAS ". SUTHERLAND. Jr.;
aged tWenty-seven years ton moths and huo5n
days.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY, 18Th. q, u
A. NJ. ct Fulton Baptist church Friends u the
decaasei aro invited to attend without further
notice.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Nov YORK paDcrs
please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A Fearful Tragedy.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, August IA special 70
the ApdlaHc'e from jackson, rem, at -
A terfible tragedy was enacted this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
MARKET REPORTS,
AND I'm CONNECTION THEREWlTHTHE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
nv ,o,egr.,n 70 mo pisps,ch.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

ny telegraph 10 tho Dispsseh-l
p-----1 WASHINGTON August i6-For Wiz
tEbIR ,ginia, foir and warmer. With variable
---Jyinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
THE TITLES BILL.
MORE NAVAL VESSELS.

IoNDoN, August 16.-Ihe Russian Gov
eminent has given orders for the construc-
ton of two more ironclads and several tor
pcdo vessels.
Count Kalnoky will revisit Prince Bis
marck at Varzin in six weeks and Premier
Crispi will shortly visit Vienna to confer
with Count Kalnoky. These facts are re-
garded as indicating the strength of the
triple alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 10. 1880
OfFERTNG3.
SALES ssPosrso To SECRETARY.

wHEAr.--a.it2 bushels
CORN. II, f56 bushels.
OArs- Il go bgshela
AlRAI--lll husheln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

So 81 bushels common at CSC Total sales Of
wheat aO32 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
corroN NEPoRr.

COTTON REPoRc
Market arm.
BfDnLIvc. f0Hc.
Low MfDDLNG. i0Ac.
6OOpORptNAEY. 9kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

We duots. FIns. s25Oaf7.75: supsrius. tz75s
sax; extra. sl5Jss17t family. sisSk5a ps:sas
f1sniiy, country, {s.75ashs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

MEN lRltA-
Nfw YORK. Angus. l6.-COtton firm; sales,
az bales: faiddliug uplands, l. 5l6o.; Orleans.
n 9-lGc.. weekly net receipts. none: gross re-
ce.pts 57S bales. eXpOTts-tO Great Britain. t59f
bnlss ~ France. ~ bales 70 he COnuhent.
0Jl bales forwarded. az pales sales, be3
rcies; 70 spiunoTs. 4.-C3 baics stock. 2S3
nalos net receipts AZ al ports today, ~ bales:
oTport3-t0 Great Briuan, i,S70 bales 20 tho
Continent $50 bales stock, si.5s5 bales. south
ern nour duI ami heavy: common 70 fair. ex-
ira. 81 C5af2I5, good % choice DO. s-s5stA3
Wheat stronger: neg 40. 2re1 -7as7 i.e. Va oicya-
tor: old No. rcd. 70. in store options IA. c.
h,gGcr: 40. f. rel, August, hsisc.: september,
-, Corn dun aud easier; No. ?. ii'(c. In e!e-
vator. options gr0rEer: August. 4i5.c.: sep
fempcr, l3fc O2;s--Aixei steady; options dlli
aud steaiy August, Shc. september. Is &c !:
No. Z 27g<a2Sc. Hops quiet aud weak. Coffee
Options steady, September. fi5 2Jasla IS; Ocio.
boz. S45.@5a{l5.so: $50. 40 shaie easier add
QUIET far cargOes. $3.50 snSar-kenned Lrin.
d'lasse--- Foreign nominal New Orleans qlie'.
Rico quiet and stehdy. Petroleum steady: re-
hned. 7.20c. Coiton-seod Oh quiet and steady
uidos quiet and steady. Wool quiet and aboat
steady. Pors steady. Beef quiss Beef haps
dun, Tlercod beef quiet Cut-faeats unchanged
and dun Miidies geiet tart arm; western
stosfn saC0, city. sAs0 september. Se.A3ait " !;
October saJ0 treights hrm--ectton. s-lGL
grain. sNd.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. AAkut l@--fiouS daiL wheat
Southern quiet arrivals % poor quality. Fulcz.
SIas6c LongDeffy. Sfafic. wes-ern Arm: Ne.
winter red. SPOT aud August $50. c0rn--
Southern quiet aud steady. white. fic.: yellow,
s8a4.c. Nessera quseL Osts. except strictly
cLOico prices. favor buyer soathera sud fenn-
syivania. sS4-3e.: western white, new. 1osSes. /;
old, 8ge.s3, 10. mixed. now AAs>c. osd. sSssec.
hye nolniGaL lay la eeod tegaand gor prime
new prime 70 choke timothy, old. fi6ssl7. Pro-
yisls as dull Bl,ee--N tslerp packed worry iir,a
~ iiai3e- nepluns nosiocaaa creamery. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
plcAMnMo sroCk EXCHANGE.
stolk so1ria

FRIDAY. August 10. lSs9
giIvs-FIg5r BoARD.-300 Richmond city IS
SHORTY t1tCG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
MARINE iNrEILIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND AUousr 10. IS3l

PORr OF RICHMOND. AUGUsr 70. 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke. BoaZ. New YORK. NOR
chaudsc ana pesseagoro George W. Allen
q Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Boa1. Now YORK, NOR
chaudlsa aud passengers; George W. Allen g
Co. agents
Steamer Ariel, Dcgo. Norfolk. msnchaudls,
and passengers
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chands9 and passengers j. ". McCarrsS.
agent.
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A MENACE TO TIE PORTE.

LONDON, August l6. The Car has con-
ferred the Cross Of 81. Stauislaus upon cx-
CAPTAIN Gruef. the notorious abductor Of
Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria, and "A per-
sstent plotter against the present rJ'"e
i'm BULGARIA. This act of the Car is re-
earded as one Of open hostility to BulCa-
ia rs well ~ a menace 70 the Porte, Grucn
being a Turkish outlaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST 10, isn
.By Tolegrspa-i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rastgaie. New York. coalod and
sailed Tor PrOgr0so.
steamship hosecli10, New Orleans % coal
Schooner {. y. Orcutt. Boston, h. ioai coal
SAILED.
schooners Wormington. Providence, and s. $.
Thorn, Hew Ycrk-bOth with coal.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
Give II m Time.

Overheard on a Wagner car. Pussy old gen.
tleman to chance travelling lady companion:
"Have you any children, MADAME
ayes, sir, SON."
"Ah. indeed Does he smoker"
"No, sir; he has never as much as touched a
cigarette"
$50 much the better madam: the use of to-
baeco is q poisonous habit Does he frequent
clubs?"
HE has never put his foot in one"
"Allow me 10 congratulate you. Does he
come home late?"
Never. He goes to bed directly after din
ner."
"a model young man. madame model
young man. How old is hep
Two months"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
Wanted the Kew Changed.

A story is told of good old, homespun lady
who had attended for some time an episcopal
church in which the service was intoned.
Meeting the rector on the street one day, she
said to him: "Mr. Pasture, hev little favor
to ask of We. I've bin a-sayin' my prayer in +
now for nigh on to five years, and I would
RELY like TO say them in G for awhile. I'm
getting so husky in now that can't iine in
as | used TO do" To please the old lady the
rector at once gave directions to have the pray
ers said in q,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
The Worst Yet

'JOnes, hear you said / was carOusing
around town last night. Now you've got to
contradict that statement. left the club just
after ~: stopped into the oystersaloon where
met you, ate half a dozen raws, and went
directly home. Now you've" Jones
That's what said. and now you own up to it."
Brown-"Pd like TO know howW Jones-"You
acknowledge that you were midnight raw
oysterer don't you? That's what i said"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27

Tom FuIlback (of Yalevard)-"By Georgel
Here's a man in Dakota who, when captured
by a posse the other day, broke away from
them and killed six, besides breaking six arms,
three legs and punching out six eyes among
the lot!'
Jack Rushlyme-"Great Scottl You don't
mean it, Can't we ring him in as a special
law student? We're rather weak on the
varsity rush line, you know"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Strong Testimony From Honorable George
Starr as to the Power OF Railways
Ready Relief in a Case of
Sciatic rheumatism.

No. g VAN NESS PLACE New York.
DE- RA2wAT: With me your Relief has worked
wonders For the last three years have had frequent
and severe attacks OF scatica, sometimes extending
from the lumbar regions TO my ankles. and a. times in
both lower limbs. During the time I been
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mended By wise and fools, hoping 10 find relief,
kinds OF baths, manpulations outward applications OF
hniments too numerous 70 mention, and prescriptions
of the most eminent physicians, all OF which aled
give relief Last September, al the urgent request
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duced TO try your remedy was then suffering fear
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had slight periodical attacks approaching change OF
weather, ! know how to cure myself snd feel
quite master Of the situation. RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF is my friend never travel without bottls
In my valise. Yours truly, GEO. STARR.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
a Complete Give Away.

A-''Who is that old gentleman across the
street to whom you took of your hat?"
Bile is journalist and one of the most
polished gentlemen in New York. He is a
shining light in New York journalism"
B-"Yes, he has that appearance in that
shiny old coat The elbows are particularly
bright"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
Fani isr.

rHarper's Weekly.l
Inspector-"Are you familiar with the re-
qulrements of an elector. sir?"
Dennis-"Phwhats thatY
"Are you entitled TO vote, sir"
Faith. an OF am that; it's tin days olive
been in the country, and it's foor tonnes olive
registered to-day, already"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
He Was Badly Sold.

Hattie--"What in the world did Carrie
marry that old man for? Why. she is actually
giying her life away"
Minnie-"Not at all. She is selling her life
as dearly as possible. He is awfully rich."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
Depressing Quiet.

isn't It lonely here, GeorgeS Did you ever
know anything so still?'
"Oh, yes. Once"
"When was thatY
81 hired plumber once to do n DAYS work
for me and he never moved from morning to
night"