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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-28
Shooting Accident at Halo we'll


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HALLowELL, July 27.--A shooting aoci-
dent occurred here this morning that, while
not causing serious results, is the source of
much comment.
Miss T.. Perkins, who is the housekeeper
for Mr.. simeon Dean on GreenviIle s:reet,
ia the victim of the shooting and Mr.
Deans boy, Walter, a lad about II years
Of age, is in trouble for committing the
deed The weapon was An sir-gun of the
pattern in common use among boys, the
missile used being a small shot.
Early in the morning two boys, to whom
the gun belonged. left it at Mr.. Deans
house, where the Dean boy found it..
Marshal Maddox wss informed and went
Immediately to the Dean house, but the
boy was not to be found. Later in the
DAY he again went to the house, and saw
the boy who told the Marshal the following
account of the affair: Miss Perkins had
left the house to call at q neighbor's whca
the boys left their gun at the Dean house
for while. When he, Walter. saw her
returning he took the gun up, worked, the
brake TO I'LL it with air, not knowing, be
says, that the gun was not loaded As Miss
Perkins entered the doorway he pointed it
az her, exclsiming Look out | N ping to
shoot you. and pulled the trigger. The
gun proved to be loaded and the shot was
lodged in the wOmtns cheek. A doctor
probed for the bullet but failed to find it
and 1t is thought to be lodgei in the cheek
bone. The boy told his story in a strsig ght-
forward manner and seemed to feel badly
over the affair, What complaint will be
made against the boy is not yet known but
the affair has decided Marshal Moddox to
make war on the air-gun nuisance, ami all
hat he finds will be seized. IL was
thought this evening that the wonnd IN the
lsds's : face would not Irove serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-28
Buuoo Man Arrested at Old Orchard
Serious Accident

oIp ORcHARp, July PA bunco man
was arrested by Officers Harley and Goo
gin. here Sunday for running little
walnut shell modification of three card
monte. The sharp gave the name of
Clarence Leonard and said he hailed from
Boston. He will be brought before the
Old Orchard municipal court Monday.
Yestt r1sy sfts rnoon as {. +. Andrews
If the Belmont House vas driving down
Grand avenue behind his thoroughbred
colt Protection Boy. the horse became
frightened ard started to run. MIR. An
drews threw his weight upon the reins, and
would probably have stopped the animel
bad not bree eching given way, throwln Z
the carriage forward upon the horse .
danks. The colt is spirited animal, and
feeling the weight of the buggy endeavored
to free hmeeif from obstruction
In the struggle the carriage was thrown
against tree and completely demolished,
the horse at the same time giving Mr.. An
drews severe kick in the abdomen. lie
vas picked up insenslble AMI carried to the
Belmont, where medical aid was sum
moned. It was imp ,ssible to ascertain the
exact extent of Mr.. Andrews injuries, but
II is feared they are of a serious nature
The horse, after short run, was captured
unnjured.
Another gambler worked the she'll ant
pea swindle on the beach this afternoon
The officers captured his confederate. bu
the fellow who manipulated the game es-
capped.
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FULL PARTICULARS
OF Burglar Gilman's Wander
iDes Since His Escape.
4 Dunca Nan Arrested Al Old Orchard
Serious Runaway Accident.
The Lssry Raft Lsavss Portland
Small Pirs at Htchmond.

BAscoE, Jgiy % A special 20 the Boz
ton Herald says The little town of Blaine,
iroostook county, has . sensation. The
po.t0f,ice and store of A. o Satter ia that
town and the store Of B. F. Pierce at Mar
shall Village. - miles distant, were broken
lato Thursdsy nigh; A searching party
captured a suspicious character yesterday
and the man confessed that he committed
liam II. Gilman Of Belfast, and he is
known as the Maine Jack Sheppard. F."
who esexped from Wiscasset Jail july 10,
with Frank Myrek Of Vinal Haven. This
noted burglar relates his adventures as fol-
lows: After escaping from the Jail he hid
in the bushes near the Village and found
that the whole town was bunting tor him
He went quickly through the streets hold
lpg in his hand ready for use q black
Jack, intending to kill the first person
~ho atts smpsed To arrest him. lie then
struck out tor Pittston, where he broke In
to two stores. He barely escaped capture
by the police at Augusta. At Benton he
entered a store about daylight and stole $50.
lie then came 10 Bangor and went to Pass
adumkeag. In Lincoln he stole several
things. lie continued his journey To Ilonl-
ton and Fort Fairfield intending to blow
some safes at Bridgewster. but instead went
TO Blaine. lie btDke into the store of A.
O. Natter and stole money and goods. The
Mars Hill postotiiee was ne 1t entered. He
was held at the preliminary hearing AMI,
failing to get bonds. was committed 10 Jail
IN Houlton. He is q desperate character
At one time. TO save himself from a term
in the state prison. he played insane, know
ing that he could escape from the osane
hospital, aud did so after he was there IS
months, making his escape In May. 1890.
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More Particulars Of the Upris.us

LoSnoS, July ~ A despatch " the
Tunes from Buenos Avres Gays EWly
: >uurdsy the u,iiiery Joined by sa,us CIV.
,lians Ia TX the fret steps TO overthrow the
government Troops and police paslsycd.
The firing opened ~ Pslermo soon ex'eRd-
rd I, fisze LSvalic. The infantry and ar
ullcry kept up heavy hrihr all the morr
'ug The ralee fired =, ard di'pcrsed the
crowd touud the government house, hut
the people KEEP, firing from hquscs,
Ia the afternoon the revolutionary gov
ern,uent issued il hrd decree. This o.
dcrcd the mobil t>tion of the Nsponal
sasrj and appointed N,c"l. Menslvs
chief of pa &c Al o'clock Saturday
|Nhernoon two attacks we're made by gov
ernment troops On the citizen bsttal lions.
aud the troops were repul'ed both tln,es.
z, ltcemen and art llsrvmen are lying dead
In heaps Chief of Poi es Villa 10 woundstl.
and the Minister of War 10 report ID killed,
(ilere the cal |, dispatch To the Timss
abruptly closes,
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Death CT Hon. q. C. Hatch OF Bangor

BANGOR, July 27.-One of the most
prominent citizens of Bangor and one high
ly esteemed in the State passed away this
morning in the person OF Hon. Silss C
Hatch, at the age of 50 years and about 4
months He had been in, delicate heal b
for many years. While 10 Augusta last
winter he was attacksd with Ia grippe and
about three weeks ago he had shock of
a paril, tic natlre and be gradually sank
away.
He was born in Horton, Nova Scotia,
March %. lS2 and came to this city with
his parents at 4 years of age. He has been
engaged in mercantile business. He was
a member Of the executive councils Of
Governors Perhsm, Conuor Robie and
Burleish serving ia all nine years. He was
STATE Treasurer three years sni represent
asive to legislature years Was men,
Der of the city council and board of asset
sors Of taxes for many years. He has al
ways been prominent in public life. He
was q man of answering integrity. devo-
tiou to the interests of the city and state
great ability, and had host of warm
friends He vas very careful Of the in
| terests Of the people, and enjoyei their
confidence TO the utmost. He leaves a
widow, daughter aud one son. He was re-
publican in politics and prominent in the
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-28

LAwssxck. July q The following II
a complete list of the dead Mrs. jerem,
ah o'Counel. aged 81. =. Springfield a,
Mary o'Connell. sged II. daughter of tts
above Mrs James Lyons, aged -. rss'
Of 40 Emmet ST. Helen Cutler. aged u
corner Salem and Blanchard ste result OF
injury while crossing bridge. ElHsbetl
Collins. aged 25. Is Portland ST Annie
Collins, aged s. Ii Portland st. Hannsl
Beatty. aged ~. Ii Portland st. Michsr
Higgiu> aged -.
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Mains Postal AatteIs.

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine are announced;
Route PAS. Parker's Head to Bath.
From June l 10 September 80. Leave Par
ker's Head daily except Sundays at II
A. NJ. and > so p NJ. Arrive at Bath by
s.45 A. NJ. and +. NJ, Leave Bath daily
except Sunday at $ so A. NJ. and l5 r.
NJ. Arrive at Psrker's Head by II 4. NJ.
and jij L. NJ. Adopt Immediately.
Mail messenger service will be discon-
tinued on route 20l ,o09 to Boyd Lake, Pis-
cstsqais county. from Bangor & Piscatsquis
Railroad. Route IA. From July 81, 1890.
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Ma. Wife snn rnIee Children Killed
by the Cars

GsArtos. " Va, Jiiy q At o'clock
tbi, niofuing. sbVLt the I'm. the vest bound
Accommodation uau 10 du.. William GoI-
len. hi. wife snd three children aar,ed TO
rfu.s he rscs, II the Baltimore & Ohio
road, Hssf the R.iirosd Hotel. and seeing
the yard snkin. coming up the road.
'toI p,d 10 ie. II pee. ~bsn tue tassen9er
rsiu snuc< III. f~sily, inrsntV killing
he husband. ~ife ard two chilirsp. and
istsliy injar.nf ths boy Ia his fs'her's
.rms. the little felios =, ing 10 an hour.
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Fun in the House Over Maine Light
houDeD.

Mckinley Of ohio, from the committee
on rules. reported . resolution directing
the Speaker to appoint committee of FIVE
members 10 Investigate the charges brought
asAinst tension Commissioner Raum ty
Cooper of Indiana Adopted.
The House then vent into committee Of
the whole On the Senate amendments to
the ssndry civil BILL A discussion closed
the general debate, and, after the Speaker
had appointed Reed Of lows. Thompson Of
Ohio and oAtes Of Alabama - conferrees
on the original psekase Dill lthe committee
having risen for ,has purpose. the Senate
amendments were read seriatim.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Maine Pensions, Increase-Rufus John
ston. North Hermon; Wm. W. LeAthers,
Sorrington; John Bell, Oskfield; VIM.
Reed, Bethel: Simeon A. Hapworth, Ban
gor; James W. Grindle, North Penobscot
Estsbook J. Pease, Rockland; John F.
Stone, Carmel; Edwin Currier Brewer
Frederick Holman, Old Town; Edward II.
BARN, f. Knox; Hiram l.. Burton, Upper
Saltwater; Samuel Y. Jones, Bangor
Edward G. Cross. Eistport; George
Rollins, Bangor. Original widows, etc
Andrew, father of John Rice, jefferson.
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Ksarssrss Leaves Bar aaroor fos
New York.

BAK HAzBoa. Me. July -. The
Kearsarge sailed 4, this morning fof New
York, where she will be repaired AZ dry
dock and then 20 South.
Baltimores first orders are for Boston,
Aug 9, and viii probably remsin here until
sailing for there. After that she is TO carry
Eriesson's body to Sweden.
Weather clear and many mountain ex-
cussIons mad. 10 day.
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Daring Jan Donveiy -Four Escape
But arc Reczp,ufsd.

MoSrrrLftR. Vi. July 25.-The most
lviny Jail delivery committed Ia this vi
cinity Tor years occurred here last night.
sben fonr desperate prisoners escaped
from Washington county Jail by saving
plt the gratiug Of windo~. The men
.ere J NJ Weaver, aged 2', imprisoned
TOT horse stealing; William Jsnhings. Of
Barre. aged 23 committed for attempted
ape; lanes Halhorn, Of Warrington. VI
,zed ig. committed for highway robbery
Peter Amour, Of Barre, aged 20, commit
'ei for keeping hJue OF ili-tAme. All
were reta y.ured tjisy.
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Murderous Assault at Sanford, by .
Drunken Man.

SaxroRp, Me-, July 25.-Frank L. Dar-
ling. this afternoon while crsky drunk. Wis
tied hi. brother in lsw. George W. Kicker,
between whom bad blood has existed for
come time. Kicker aud his wife saw him
coming. and to save Io lble vent into the
house. Darling went into the stable. took
down . newly sharpened scy,he. and fol-
Ioved Kicker into the house. He met
Zines, Hat in the doorway, and struck
him t~ice on the ear, cutting two sashes
eight and three inches long respectively,
penetrating the skull, AID stabbed him in
in the back. cut,ing = cash three inches
loug DR.. Rogers. VINO attended Hart,
considers his wounds dangerous. Con-
stable c o Emery arrested Daring aad
loe ked him no.
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THE REVOLUTION.
Insurgents Seize Arsenal and
Barracks at Buenos AyrS.
Russian Ambassador Says The Bulgarian
GoYefnmeat Is lnllvlul.


BrE>os lYxks. July s..--Geusrals
Campos and Arrendontio. commanding iu-
sursents, seized IN, arsenal and barrack.
At flsx> l.avalle. Tacir force inclua.sl
i've military. t~o c,tiIen battahons end =
cadet corps. The government commands
seven battalions. Street cont hcts Sunday
we're adverse 10 the government. Losses
on both sides are heavy. Many buildings
are distroyed, The navy rcmAins neutral.
fellegrini. vice president, has assumed the
presidency. "
Al N z. N. another battalion Of troops
with arms and baggage. Joined tho incur,
gents The populaee support the revolu-
ton, which has extended ~ the Provinccs,
Authorities are nesotis,tdk with the insat.
gents.
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Waldoboro Takes no Action on the
K & l.. Sale.

WALDoBoRo. July 27.-At a town meet
ing Saturday afternoon, called to take &C
ton on the sale Of the Knox 4 Lincoln rail
road, Immediately after the election OF
moderator. motion to aIjourn was made
and carried by large majority.
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Notss.

A conference Of American consuis gen
sral Will assemble at the American consul
= in fsris on either tig. z or Aug. g.
The diplomas and other awards granted
to foreign exhibitors at the Paris exposition
will not be distributed VI III they can all be
sent simultaneously. Some Of the officials
Of the exposition are Of the opinion that
they will not be ready before November.
fhe awards to American exhibitors will be
seat to Hartford to Gen. Franklin, Who
sas chief American commissioner TO the
ian
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damage by suoks to the stock. IL 10 sup
posed that . cisaf stub In box Of sasdass
did the business. The boz vss burned
through. ~ veil - the foor beneAfh- Irs
discovery WAS fortunate. a. the location il
favorable for big biszs aaien early dis
covered. The store Is rov closed rafting
aGjastment Of Insurance.
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Christian Alliance Campmeeting =
Old Orchard.

OLD ORCHARD July y - To-day vas
one of the important days Of the Christian
Alliance eAmpmeetings Several thousand
people were in attendance. The day WAS
chiefly devoted TO missiouary sermons.
Among the speakers we're several men and
and women who are shortly TO become mis-
sionAries 10 foreign fields. The series of
meetings will close to- morrow night
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Columbus oets a Foris,,.d Game.

BnooKLYs, N. Y. Jaly 2s.--In the
"ixhth inning OF the Brooklyn Columbus
xame toisv, he scor. ~as iZ To in favor
4 the home team In. ball was knocked
INTO the brush and los, No new ball forth.
80 ming the game vac awarded 10 Colum.
u, by n score of . TOO
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Cholera In Nsgssak,

VICTORIA. Il. G., July 27.--The Japan
Official Gazette state, that there have been
seventeen deaths from cholera At the town
of Nagasati. Three new cases aud five
deaths occurred on July 2 and g. The
q ieen DosAger Of Cores died on July I.
aged 81 years, haviuy reigned during the
minority Of the present King. li.avy tag.
alton has been imposed 10 pay the funeral
expenses, and royal mourning hiss been or
J"red, which means that the whole nation
shall don mourning for three years.
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Sudden Death OF a Drummer at
Portland,

PORTLAND. Me, July 27.- Herbert NJ.
Little, a commercial traveller for Brown,
Durrell & Co.. Boston, was found dead in
his chair Saturday afternoon. He died of
heart disease.
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Fifteen Huudrei German Bak.rs or
atIiks at ChicaE1

CHcAGo. Jul p - Fifteen hundred
journey bak-r. all memoer Of the
Germnn union Of Chicago, gut work las,
night without moments notice, the
strike is 10 enforce dem,nd for two hour
as work satntd,Ts. tai s the disput-
Is q1io kiy setil ii it is pos.ibl, the bakers
# other naiio , 'i~s numbering pioos' )
100 men zjl;tionsi Will also strike.
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LaaIY Raft Starts.

PORTLAND, July 27.-The Leary raft left
at daybreak this morning, drawn by two
tugs, for New York. 1t passed out of
sht without a mishap.
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The President, Saturday. sent to the Sen
ate the following nominations:
United States marshsls, Adam T. Pierce,
district Of New Hampshire; Emory +.
Strong. district Of Connecticut.
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Still Fighting TIoops Favor the
Rebels.

LoSpos. July "a. A despatch sent from
Huenos Ayres at ! yesterday I. M. says
the fighting Ia .tili going on and many
killed snd sounded on both sides. The in
.urgen,s have large resources At their dis
p ,ssi, and are ably ommanded. The reb-
el., the despatch says. have many sympa-
thixers among the opposing troops.
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Fifteen Persons VIII De After Eatips
Poisonous Ice Cream.

GAIsEsyILLE, July 25.-As picnic given
., Pilot Point, YESTERDAY . large number
Of people we're poisoned by ice cream made
poisonous BY Staying too long IN cane.
Fifteen persons will die.
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The strike of 800 b.kers insuzurated
Las, night en- led as gu ldsniy o IL besan
By se7en this evening nearly all the en-
ployers hal grsuiei the concessions de-
mapdsd
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Especial to the Kennebec Journal
RIcuuoSD, July 27.-Fire Saturday
morning in srocsry store of A. p. Good
rich. on Main street, did considerable
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GrsrvA, July - The Federal Council
has about decided to expel tho MOrmons
from the Republic. II has been urged to
TO take this course for some time past. Pc.
u,ions in favor of the expulsion have been
signed by tens of III )usands Of the working
people. who cannot tolerate the Mormon
doctrine. In several instances the Nor
mt missionaries have been subjected to
personal violence. The Gbvernni.nt, how
ever. has hitherto been inactive. and ~ .
result the number Of persons protesting
MormoDi,m In Switzerland has increas I'd
iiyefold In less than two years.
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Both the method and results whci
syrup Of Figs is taken; it ia peasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels coles, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
saw FRANCISCO. cAt.
LOUISVILLE ~. .s~ row w
sapridAviy
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Russia Says the Buis sIiau Covssn-
ment IL UnlawtuI.

CnNsr,SrISorLr, July % M. Neiido6,
the Russian smbsssAior To Turkey, has pee.
| sented another note from Russia to the
Porte, opposing the recent appointment %
Bulgarian bishop. by the Port on tho
| ground that the rights 10 the case were
| granted to the bulgarian government and
| not 10 the OK archaic. This. the note say o.
was in compliance with Buigsris's not do.
manding a re e,ogniiop OF the governments
by Turkey. The noe declares that the
Bulgarian government is unlawful, and the
Forte ought not to scccis to its demand for
recognition.
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PAIN STOP

/. what its name indicates, and is sold for
ss and so cents. See that the round, green.
ard ysllox seal of Auburn Drug and Chem
ieal Company is found upon every package.
ian2adeodiynr
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BROTHERHOOD AND LEAGUE.
rHH BROTHERHOOD
Boston, Brooklyn, Cleveland and
Chicago

Innings. "a I 8 6 7 3
BROOKLYN, 1000 - 5 KS
Buffalo. o 0 -
Hits, Buffalo. IL: Brooklyn. l2 Errors.
Buffalo. 5 Brooklyn, /. Buckley and
Mack Sowders and Cook.
A. Chicago
innings, 2 3
Chicago, 80 > 0 o q liz
Philadelphia, 90 900 l O. |
Hits, Chicago, II; Philadelphia, 6. Err
rors, Chicago. l; Philadelphia. : Bald
win and Farrell; Sanders and Milligan.
vt Cleveland
Fir,t game
Innings. 1873 5 s 789
Cleveland, 1000 / 0 I 0 l. 6
New York, O0O 1000 l.
Hits, Cleveland. 10; New York. :. Er-
rors Cleveland. I New York. :. Gruber
and >utchffe; Ewing and Ewing.
Second game
Innings, > 3 ; 6 50
Cleveland, q 3 0 20 o. s
New York, 20 y o =
Hits, Cleveland, ~; New York. $. Er-
rors, Cleveland, &; New York, 2 Gruber
and Sutcliffe, Ewing and Ewing.
At Pittsburg
Innings, 3 4 g So
Boston, % lOO0 90 ? 4
Pittsburg. o 0 J. 3
Hits, Boston, I; Piitsburg. 3. Errors,
Boston, 2; Pittsburg, 3. Stanley and
Carroll; Gumbert and Murphy.
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PAIN STOP

Inviting your attention to the following
sTgement of facts, and asking that
you Inform yourself as to the reliability
of this company and its various remedies,
we shall Seek to convince you that you
cannot Expend your money for
better, safer And more certain line OF
home remedies than those offered by US.
Particularly lust nov, when colds sre
prevalent and the Neurslsic fend is
playing the deuce in Al possible forms,
when rheumstism and its Batch of attend
ant evils is abrosd. doing its level best to
destroy your happiness and Enjoyment
we improve the occasion by calling to youi
mind the fact that
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Sunday Games.
SIGNAL SERVICE.

Athlstrs
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National League Standing.

Hits, Boston, Pittsburg, :. Errors.
Piusburg, 2 Guuber, and Decker
Clarksou and Bennett