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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
The Indian Troubles

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Nov. 24.-The
question that every body Ia asking is whether
he ghost dancers will come In to see the
agent uodsr thu cider OF last Thursday,
for ali peacesb'y disposed Indians to report
a. the agency. There are 1000 indians
all told on the reservation. Reports sgree
that the dissff ected Iadiane vi send their
squnws TO draw their supplies. Il ia learned
that at the council lhs Indians will demand
charge 10 the agency officials, and as
mauy other things as they can think OF.
Should these demsnds be refused, an effort
will be made to enforce them by breaking
away from the reservation, and starting oh
to plunder the settlers ncrah and vest.
Forty days rasions have been provided at
Rushyille, and Saturday evening army
teams began to erriVe Ia camp bringing
thousands upon thouasnds of cartridges and
dads of fixed ammunition for the G..!irg
guns.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a -Boff.lo 3 Il las
night declared that he isln favor Of taking
care CT 3lt.ing Bull az ore ofthe 6;st mo7es
coward a settlement of the Indien troubles
"Of all tho bad Indians" said be, "Si'ting
Bull ia the worst. Rock BsaT ard Red Shirt
are fighting chiefs ADD will do whatever Is
necessary to defeat Sitting Bull. Ia is o
dangerous Indian and his conduct nov por-
tends trouble"
P1ERgE S. D., Nov. "a This ls ration
day at The Cbe5 emo agency and the Iadians
are cong eseiing there in large NUMBER.
The scare is s1bziding. Iod;an Agent Mar
vile, who mas j1st raturned from the Bad
River country, says TIC Indians there are
abandoning their dances and promise not to
ner,iaipa:e in them again.
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A Yrntal 0utra ce

WICHITA, Ksr.. Ny. 24-Th.ce deg
a 20 purity offour hun ora camped coma
forty miles south OF Huonewoli, in Iad;en
Territory. A6eG5 dsyaroak yesterday q
party ofton OF twelve IGdiau scouta swooped
down upon the camp, and, without farther
ado, tore the tents dove and destroyed The
csmpt qnipoge. After searching the hunt
sra to see thas they bad 70 weaponS tbs
s,cn;s placed around the waiat OF eacb p
laria., and mounting thei. horses started eff.
dsagglag thsr prisoners behind than az
seen gait TIA: ii Was inooaslb!e S. times
foF tham 80 keep on their feet. II this way
9era the four men conducted 20 HQunewell,
forty uiles distant. without water Of foed.
osirg released cpIs when with sight of
the border iowa, where the party gailcped
away. The victims of the outrage dragged
thems yes into Hunnewsl and now lis In
preca:ious condition.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Special Correspondence of The Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON. o. c.. Nov. "a. 1880
Among The arrivals here TO day was thu;
OF Mr.. Caew OF Fspqoier county, Virg
gho is uss from Pitisburg, to which II =
he wsn, TO sea MIR. E. E. Du'any cue his
bride OF Esuqaier, who were injured by he
recent ACCIDENT on the Pennsylvania
Railroad He says both Mr.. Duany AID
his bride are In the West Penn hospital st
Pittsburg, and $40 Doth doing well, ard e1-
pect to be out in short time. Mr.. DulsDy
had three rios broken his bride, though
severe bruised. had no broken bones.
When Congressman Ewart of North Caro-
line arrived here week or ten days ago he
said be had been fairly defeated, and that
his defeat wss due to the sectional legisla-
lion of Congress Siuce then be hes seen
new ght and changed his tune. He pow
sage tbe election in his district was nn-
fair, and that the registrsrs live In one end
of the counties, and that when people who
had GENE 10 them from the other end to be
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Death of August Belmont.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a August Belmont
died at three O'Clock this morning. his
death resulted from severe cold he Coz
trac.ed at the late horse show. Ii ne hso
lived until the of next month, MIR. Bel
mont would have been IA gears old. Mr..
Belmont vas out Oh Thursday last. That
night he was taken sick and gradually grew
worse until he died. As yet no arrange
nents have been made for the funeral. MIR.
Belmont was born In Alzsy, Germany, in
1916, where his father was Landed propri-
etor. He was educated in Frankfort and
for several years was in the employ OF the
Rothschilds in their banking house In that
city, and also In Naplee. In 1887 he settled
in New York and become agent here for ihe
Ro:heohids. A q1arrel concerning lady
alb out this period led to duel In which ne
wa, shot aUd lsmed for life. From
1914 TO 1850 be was Consul General
at New York for the Austrian Government.
For many years be was engaged in banking
business In this city, and vas well known as
patton CT 6us arts, his collection OF paint
ines being one OF the finest in the city. Mr..
Belmont took an active interest In politics.
Ia 1860 he Rss delegate to the democratic
national convention sud from that year
uu.il 1872 was chairman of the national
| dem ocratic com aitttee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

A DUEL TO THE DEATH.-The local Sen
sa.ion of Havana is the duel in which AL.
bert Jorren Molioer was killed By Major
Marlint SoiF, Of The Spanish Artillery, Oh
the grounds near "E' Castillo del Principe"
lust west Of she captain generals summer
residence. Both parties, with number Of
friends, were present at the annual pealc
of Austrianos, when Msj,r Soils, who had
been drinking. spoke slign,ipgIy of the cee-
bra,ion, rdiculing those present, and apply
Jog an opproh.icOs name TO everything enc
ing 10 "aDo." Jofr. hearing this Came up to
the Major and said he was n "Cubano," and
If he referred to him he won,d thTash him, to
which the Ma or replied that he meant him, and
all others. JorIen felied him to the ground with
a terrible blow with his fist. When the Major re-
covered himself be said he would punish Jorren
who at once challenged him to meet him in du-
el. During the fight with swords the Major be-
came exasperated a. the jeers of thefdeuds of JoT
ron. who were calling on him to kill the Major,
and inside a sudden thrust at loren, running him
through the body aud stsntly killing him. Po:h
parties were respecably connected aud wealthy
their mutual friends arc greatly excited, and
threats are optnl; made sg.inst the Msjor's lille
The seconds became Involved IN dispute aeout
the sht aad enjoyed theif little tit, resulting IN
both being slightly wounded. Jorrsn leaves
wife and one child. SO fs- the suth'r!tits nave
taken 10 notice OF the affair.
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-ao,ste,ed. thew found they were not al

registered, they iouao VueS "eio NV "
home.
made to- ay in the An class postotfces OF
Virginia: Andrews, Spottsylvania county,
]. q. Crank, appointed postmaster, vice d.
5. Camnack, resigned.
That the denied report two weeks ago
that the Louisiana lottery and Mr.. Jay
Gould had squeezed Postmaster Gsnerai
Wausmaker or his Reading Railroad stocS
for lis opposition to the Western Union
Telegraph Company and to the lottery DUST
ness. wss true, was proved Saturday when
ibe mortgage of $50 900 on his dwelling
house in this city wac put on record here
though dated az the time referred to.
The q. s. Supreme Court to-day affirmed
the decision of the New York court that
Jugiro, the Japanese, must suffer death by
electricity, as Kemmler did.
Congress will reasonable next Monday,
aud the members have already commenced
to arrive. They do not, however, seem 10
have spy debate Idea of what will be done
orfsttempted to DO done at the coming ses
sion except the passage of the regular ap-
l,propriatton bills, which work, some OF them
say, will consume all the time OF the session.
Intelligence from General Miles to-day is
to the effect that affairs at the Standing
Book Agency show much Improvement. a
capsid srahlo number CT Indians from the
Rosebud Agency are reported TO be moviD
toward Pine Ridge. What their purpose Is,
is not known 10 the army officers. They
may be goiug to participate In the ghost
dance, or they may be on hostile move
ment, not kno wing that strong military
force has been gathered at Pine Ridge.
Gen. Brock, who is 10 command there, re-
| ports ;tat he is secure in his position, AID
lhat rs friendly Indians are coming 10 the
Agency in Increased numbers. Among tins
troops nov al Pine Ridge is the company
commanded By Capt. D.mpsey OF Alex
aDdrls.
Congressman Y .der OF Ohic, who viii not
be q member ot the new House, is here, and
e candidate for the p'acs of sergeant. al
a-ms of shat Houas. l. seems that most oil
the democratic members OF tie Fres
en5 House who were not reelected are
candidates flr places ia the next House,
and that most Of the republican members
who were left are applicants for federal 20
sitions.
Congressman Mills, OF Texas, is here tc-
day. TIE facts tba: De WAS chairman CT the
Wsys and Means cam nittee OF thu last
democratic Eou'e snd that he now says bis
congregational career will close OF the expirs.
;ioa OF the next Congress, if he be elected
Speaker, intuce many to bslieve that be
wi, 5e tho presiding officer of the next
House. Ioe candidacy of Mr.. B unit end
the opp, sttion of Mr.. Turner, Doth OF Mr
Crisp'5 own State, will, it is thought, bs sui-
Gcient to exclude the latter from the list q
| probable successful candidates.
| Q. s. Marshal Watts Of the western district o.
| Virginiy, pss,-d through here yesterday on hi
way u 8sltiniore with his young son wto III
iurea yc is 10 DC treated by surgeon in that city
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Killed Her Paramour.

AToKA, lad Terry, Nov. PA Grip
pied, iu6rm and slightly Gemsnted woman
ns ned Davis, has beeo.Iiving 10 the vicinity
Of Caddo Tor some tine with man whose
name could not ba learned. Recently she
be d oasn heard to dsmand that he marry
her, threatening him with death III the
event OF bi5rsfusll. Saturday evening they
que.relled aod :he man 6sat her pretty
severslg wish stick. as soon as she could
free herself, she seiz9d shot gun and
emplied it into her ussaisnt, killing him on
,ha spot.
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A Terrihle Plot.

The frat knowl. d 90 that the Indians h&d
commenced plotting to entrsp the soldiers
was brought to Pine Ridge Saturday night
by an Iudau soout ramed McGas. He en
Joys wide friendship among the INDIANS
generally, and Friday night stayed at one
ofthe lodges near BofTalo Gap. Ee had
paced little dept ndence In the reported
scare, and therefore fsiS no fear In lying
down aud going to sleep In tent full Of
Indians. After be bad ueen in bed couple
of hours or more, enc of the redskins bent
over him to discover whether be was asleep.
To Ill appearances be was. Thsn be hi ard
| them bsein whispering consultation. Fo
the frat time 10 his life McGaa says he a.
most doubted his own esrs. The Indians
were deliberately lottirg to Lad Ger.
Brooke and bis soldiers iuto so ambueh and
shoot them down: The place selected to
carry out their murderous design Is sixteen
miles and half north of Pi1e + d &c and is
of an amphi;hea shaps. Toe only WAY
leading to he g. o is by a rad along he back
OF White Horse Greek Upon either side
of this road aud creek sre deGsa clumps OF
r,es. The plot Is to h&ve ghost dance IL
tne centre of this amphi'heater, and hsve
the woods on either sids Of the road Iuli oil
Indians when the military comes up to stop
the dance. By lining the road with their
Winchesters fer th Q distance OF q mile, aac
letting tbs troops get veil into the smpni-
| theater. they we're calculating they coud
wipe cut every soldier that cane.
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Still Clanked at the Wrist.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 24.-In 1878 8
haudcufed prisoner named Williams jumped
from car while on his way from Miles
City to the penitentiary. The Sheriff had
othsr prisoners in charge, and could only
Gre SHOT ct ne fugitive. a few days ego
Z human jawoone and Bones CT one forearm,
with = rusty handcuf and chain attached,
we're fund at West Boulder, twenty miles
from Livingston. Investigation showed 1t
to De one ofthe handouts ofthe escaped pris-
oner OF Twelve years ego. W lliams YVES
one o. TIE Jesse James gang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
MONDAY EVENING, NovEMBER "a.

TIE Northern Neck NeDS, one OF the most
reliable newspapers in the State, says that
10 the village In which 1t Is printed, negro,
ut .he recent election, made the public dec
iarstion TO his race, shat any colored man
vho might vote the democratic ticket ought
20 he tarred, feathered and burnt at the
stake, and that he would gladly assist In
suca work" OF course after that, as before
no negro voted the democratic ticket at
Wareaw. And yet the President and Messrs.
Reed, Lodge. Rowel, and all the other
south-haters, either recklessly, ienorantiy
or msliciously, say the Force bill must ne
passed in order to prevent the white demo
Gratis ofthe South from suppreaslng the negro
vote In the southern States. The northern
republicans who live In Virginia know that
the bsliot is iost as fee and the count Jasl
as fair here as it is in thei, native StateF,
aud hat the only intimidation at elections
in this State is what is practioed by negroes
upon their own race.
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TgLEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Mre. Brcbel aud Mrs West Jones left
Wo. dstcck, OF, this afternoon for Egg
lard.
The run o tbs Citizens Savings Bank at
New York, which tasted several days, is
practically over.
The r ". Thomas c. Il .rshoro ,oiPonthlas,
Ill.,, for 25 years g:aarnl agent of the Amer
loan Bible Society, is dead.
Norman Nge, prominent and wealthy
farmer of Susquehsnna, Pa, committed sui
eide on Saturday ty hanging.
Thomas Fawcett 6; Sons, one Of the larg-
es. coal f ms 10 Piltsonrg, made an assign
rneut his morning. The liabilities are estl
mated at s400 600
Carroll PARK, recently purchased by the
city of Baltimore for S45 600, WAS dedicated
to-day. The new rerk is located In the
soush western section CT the city.
Saturday night span Of the bridge over
the rive: near B.raooo, Wis, gave way
reoipitatiug .wenty-four cars loaded with
grain and aour a!o the :Ver. The loss was
about $50, 900.
Charles E. Wilcox, aged 10 gears, was shot
and killed at Fall Rivsr, Mass, yesterday
with revolver by Fred A. Higginbo.tom,
sixtaeD years Cd Tao boys did not know
the revolver was loaded.
TIE report that the Earl OF D srby has sub
aoribed $1,000 to the fund for carry
lug out General Booths scheme for the re-
generation OF the lower classes was erro-
menus. Tae E.rl Of Air.ie was donor OF the
money.
The miners at the Barren Fork coal mines
ct Somarsef, Ky, numbering 300, are on
ssrika. They danaadsd 90 increase OF ten
osnts per ton, which tho company refused
to pay, The ccmmis'ary has been locke d
agaiDst the mins.s, and they have been re-
fused anything 10 cat.
Mrs. Mirsrn Mers.cn, wiioH, aged 70,
living With her unmarried daugher near the
State fair grounds, one mile from White
Rirar J1oclion, w, was murdered yester
day while her daughter Eye was at chu,ch
st Hartford. Several pools of blood were
found on ths A,or and the walls were be
spattered With it. The motive for The crime
is not apparent. The woman had consider
able ptoperty, but vas not accustomed 10
keep much with her, and nothing Ia missing.
The postotfi &C at Pcc.tsllc, Idaho, was entered
satordsy night by burg glars, the sa'e blown open
and 5000 in money, $500 10 ssamps and 5000 in
registered packages tsbcn.
4 wreck % K plsce on the Philadelphia ana
Erie road yesterday near Wi cox. Pa in which
two brakemen wers badly hurt. The engine and
% cars were wrecked.
Tom MARTA marshal of Rowland, Ky, thot
and instantly killed : Ctmden last nj hit while
the later was resisting srres5.
Edward Brandon h - snronnced his suspension
On the New YORK steez exchange. he has paA
member since 1852.
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2aS(s5;5 *
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-The volent gale still
prevails in the English Channel and else-
where along the coast of Great Britain. a
number of wrecks ard collisions have been
reported.
Mr.. Wm. Beckett, member Of tho HOUSE
of Commons for Notliuehamahirs. was
killed in an accident on the Sotbwestero
Railway at Wimborne yesterday.
The Star. the leading home rule paper ia
England, says it has reliable information
that Parnell will retire from the leadership
of the Irish nationalist.
PEsTH, Nov. "a An epidemic of il hueuzs
prevails at Flentkirchen. Hungry. Ooe
thousand persons in the place are suffering
from the dieease.
PARIS, Nov. "a "A meeting OF aaarchis 8
wao held here yesterday to discuss the az
rests OF uiaiiats recently made in this city.
The meeting Ha3 attended By $50 persons,
Padlewsky, tie Russian Pole, who ia sus-
pected of the murder Of Gen. SsiVerskoH.
was appointed honorary president. A nun.
bsr OF violent spaschsa were made, and
resolution WAS adopted declaring thas 1T
the egsnt Of fai,u,s to ef5ot sociaiist
reform there would be- revolution.
rhe po,ics.hevs searched ths house OF Med
lawsky ths man who met Padiewsky the
day bsfore Gen. Seli7srskof was murdered.
NJ sdewlky gave information to the poles
Which il Is believed, will enable then to troca
Pad ewsky. lie Martin lsges that anonI-
moua person had an interview win Pad
le asky 10 the Fau5curg S.. Martin 2 lsys
after tae murder. Padlewsky declared that
Gen. SeIiveTskog had injured hir in his
an!y pf,clions a1d that he felt 90 regret
Tor the crime.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Tho articles OF asao
oiaii,n f;he company acquiring TIA buzz
ness OF Barring B:os. & Co., were registered
to-day at Somsrsethouse.
LONDON, Nog. 81. The conlitioa Of R3V.
M, spurSeon, who is suffering from 81 g
| tack OF acuts gou5 is improving.
LONDON, Nov. 81 Mr.. Gladstone Came
to L,ud "a from Hawl.dsn today in order
to attend the opaning of Parliament so-mcT-
row. A large crowd gathered at the rail-
way station 10 weleom him and he IVES
given 3 most enthusiastic reception. a
nesting of tbs Parasitic menosrs of the
HOUSE viii! be hsid tomorrow. Mr.. Payneil
has sum moned avery member TO be present,
aa1 he himself vii! preside at the M seting
H. policy, which waa recently annonnced,
will De discussed and will be embodied 10
amendments which will ba moved dufing
the seek TO taY address in repy to The
@ ,een's speech opening Parliament. The
precise scope en1 character of the attack to
b, uado upoa thu government will 5a set.
I'll ID ct the meeting.
Tho British steamer Calypso founiered eff
Folkessonc last night sitter having be'n in coils
ion with Spanish steamer. Tho crew Of the Ca
iypso have arrived at Folksstone. 1t is supposed
that the other vessel also foundered.
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MONETARY AND COaGaEggIai

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Tbe prices on the Stock
Exchange at 1890 p. NJ to-day, as compared with
Saturdays closing prices, show an advance of Z!
for corsols for money, an advance Of is for
consols for the sccount
NEW YoBK. Nov. 24-The stock market SHOW.
ed irregular changes from Saturdays closing hs-
ures at the opening this morning, though gener-
ally they were for fractional amounts. The mar
ket however, developed considerable weakness
and everything with but few exceptions sold of
The sales OF securities under the rule for the &c
count of the broker whose suspension was an.
neuncei Just after the opening made materially
lower prices for number Of stocks. The general
list was inclaed to rally, but these loses checked
the rising tendency and the pressure to sell wss
ssed toward the end of the hour, the marEc
at IL o'clock being very actiso and weak at tho
lowest prices reached. There was partial re-
coveiy toward noon, st which hour ths market
was comparatively quiet and strong.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24-virginia conaols -
do Re
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TIE 1NDIspUrABLE facts that the vote Of
Nav York is necessary for the election OF
the next democratic Presidential candidate,
that new York, outside OF New York city
aod Brooklyn, is republican, that Tam
many controls the democracy OF New YORK
CITY. and that Tammsny Is opposed to ex-
President Cleveland, should, and doubtless
will. be sufficient 10 make the delegates
10 the next national democratic conyen-
ton from other States, consult those from
New York before they agree upon nom.-
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Fire

N4sHvILLE, renn, Nov. "a Yesterday
this laboratory aud other buildings of the
Chausroogs MEDICINE o., situated in the
suburb Of s.. f $50, burned, entailing loss
Of $40 900. F}ar carloads of printed matter
aad oae Of sn ingredient OF ems of three
preparations Of which they had corner
we're lost as we'll as six printing Offices.
There ia DO doubt that the bieza was OF IL
osndiary origin. T1e laboratory will be at
nroa rehrilk
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PROPAGATION CT TYPHOID By MILK =
Now that typhoid ever IS 80 prevalent in
some parts of the country, it mag be we'll
for people generally to look we'll to the
quality and source OF their milk supply. IL
has long heeo known that typhoid fever,
scarlstina. erysipe!as and tunercuioss can
be com .Dunicated in feed milk. Dr.:
Ruth in n letter to the Nov York Herald
saws gu Of four families living in one house,
supplied with milk from dsiryman VINO
vas takiog care OF a typhoid patient, eve.y
membeg excepting two children was strick.
on down with typhoid fever,
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FRANCES RfsouRcEs,-France has beer

FRANCES RfsoURcEs.-France has been
doing giants work since 1870. After the
Sedan disaster she started in to pay q
war ind smnity to Germany that would
hsve made most nations tremole. She shook
her ,a@ny ma oe and millions dropped out.
Then she pocsete5 loss Of hundreds of millions
mors in the Panama ditch enterprise. shrugged
her sboul6trs to be sure, fretted and fumed q
good deal, hut soon fell back into her usual eood
natu,e with plenty lett for rsiny cay AND now,
when Engltn nj is in dnsrcis! straits sne cSs up
Gill snother lille o: millioEs and senos them
across the channel t, save her od-iims enemy
from n panic.-N. y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

THERE MUST be some republican members
OF the present q. s. House of Representa-
tives who are honest men and who desire
to act fairly on the matters submitted to
them. TIE fact that every single one OF
the congressman they turned out'at the last
session, who was ie-nominsted, was re.eect-
cd By largely increased majority, must, Il
they be reasonable, induce them, at least to
suspect, that they wore grossly deceived by
Mr.. Rowells partisan elections committee.
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STATE TAXES.
NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYE

On and after Mondsy, November 10, 1890 ]
will be PR ,red to receive the state taxes iof inc
year 1880. All parsons paying their t,zes b orc
December LIST will save per CEN, IS the pen J! J
of 5 per cent. will be added to ali unpSif bills
Decslb Der 1stI.snd tleir colaction enforced. &C
cording TO law.
NJ. HARLOW, City Treasurer,
nor8,tdecl Eoon nc. : CitJ Il y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

THERE ARE entirely too many elections.
One has just been held, aud get talk about.
and scheming anG planning for, the next oae
have already commenced. But possibly 1t
NAV oa better as Ii is. "a political campaigns
i've vent TO feelings which ifconfued might
EXPLODE with more disastrous dec.s.
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The doctors bill FOX attending TO your Gaze
of Ca;srrb may easily foot up sZ9, ana tnen'
90 cure. Cd ssu's Csta'rn Cure s.iis Ior
ooty twenty FIVE cents, and always effects
W. Wa have no hesitasi,n vha.evsr in re-
oommsodiog De Sai.'' Baby Syrup for
cbiIareo teethcg OF snf1.iug fro wiad
collie, diarrte. or O. senter{.