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PRo1Esr OF TIE lNIt6H6fsS' =
They Meet In Charleston to Take ASo1
on the Barnweu lIurAers.

| SA INV AeAEA"oA AAuENoFbs
COLUMBUS. g. O. Jan. "A cal1 was =.
sued few days ago by prominent nearoos ia
Charleston for o meeting OF the leading Ods
ored mon Of the State to discuss the wholesale
lynchinE In BarnWen and to take aotion IN 1os
gard thereto. representative gathering e
oolored men was aooordingly called to ord01 ~
night in this city. Gen. 8. J. Lee Of OhariSSto0
and President A. z. Hampton of the ColoroA
Fair Association were among those present
! On notice Of only three daya twenty
six out Of thirty-four counties we're reprOsoAN.
ed. Gen. Lee addressed the Convention. HO
regretted exceedingly the econErOneeS Whtoh
had necessitsted IL After $50 yearS thAt til
State had been settled. and TWENTY-FIVE VSAEN
Of negro freedom, they had met there 70 ASE
the whites to join with them In preserving
order. - -
He wanted It understood that thiS vAS Noens
dignation meeting. 1t was simply 10 aAk ne
law-abiding citizens Of both races to WoEk -
gethor.
The resolutions adopted condemned the tab
ing Of human life IN any way ether than iA
yindicato9 Of the honor and integrity Of thO
and /, 81 Should p @set , Wi.k Universal coadsmnS
done tSs for th9 Of human Life aAd
~ w We're Sespesttaiiz advise tho members o, our
II TsTah SS e. fnd % aS
add fuel to the flames OF tho already dovouria9
apes but Ut e use such pacific measIEes e. w
'teH2Re soath &sa Caroline h., been
besmirched and disgFaced By these midniGh6
parapders in their helltsh work All true
bringing to justice these law broakers.
committee OF nine shall be appointed 70
ances before him. assuring him OF our hdSiltY
70 the State. and ask that such power give1
used to its full extent to haYo tho perpetrators
OF thls foul. bar59rous, and attEocious crime
A second set OF resolutions dwell upon the
devotion Of the negroes to the whites during
the war; condemned the nowspaperf for adyos
there was tho slightest danger OF an insurEOo-
ton of the negroes in BRrnwen or any other
part OF the State. and strongly advised the
negroes to abandon Barnwell county and othoS
lawless sections and move TO those parts of tho
State whore the laws were observed
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BE SECURED WIVES FOR I11 THREE


A German Sent Back to FathorlapA en- .
Delicate Mission.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. AIT the Union Depot
this morning there were Mr.. and Mrs Schoen-
senbeck. Katrina Freund. and Hannah Kritz-
ler, on their way to Oklahoma City. where the
two unmarried women will marry two friends
Of schoensenbeck. Some time ago Schoensen-
beck and his two partners, who conduct Q gem
oral store In Oklahoma, came to the conclusion
that single plessedness was q failure. There
20 to WurtemburR. Germany. for the purpose
ofproouring wives for all three.
This he did, and married his own before
starting back. When tho party arrives at
Oklahoma the marriages OF the two German
maidens will be celebrated.
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King Leopold's Jubilee.

BRUSSELS. Jan. liking Leopold, In re-
plying to an inquiry from the Burgomaster In
regard to the fetes to celebrate his Maiesty's
jubilee said that every effort should be made
to improve tho condition OF tho sick and the
workmen, He said: II am passionately de-
voted to the welfare Of the country. and hone
on this occasion to hear its watchword-tho
uttorances OF It's hopes and It's Rishes."
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Gladstone Fears for Italy.

LONDON. Jan. S.-Mr. Gladstone, In
acknowledging the gift Of q book on italy,
writes to the author. Ionic: Though q
Liberal, am. as regards finance and foreign
relations. highly conservative in the sense oi
avoiding peril and courting secure resources.
rather than confding In speculative measures.
national danger. and fear that the danger
will be seriously increased II Italian politics
continue to be implicated with the embarrass-
equally apDrehensivo Of the peril Of past isoa'
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A Theatre Burned in Zurich.

ZURICH. Jan. 2-During the performance
at the theatre here last night the building
caught fire and was destroyed. The audience
eueceeded in reaching tho streets in safety.
Nobody WAS injured.
The flames were first discovered 1t the foyer.
or large saloon where the audience promo
1adee between the acts. The play was imme-
separate the auditorium from the stage was
lowered. As the facilities for eRress were very
the doors before the iron curtain was down.
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CHIcAa0S MUsIoAB BLUNDER.

Che ImagInes She ls tho First In this Conn.
try to Hear "0teIIo."
CHICAGO. Jan. a. Verdi's new opera
"Otollo." was produced for the first time In
America this evening at the Auditorium. The
stage setting was magnificent to o degree
rarely equalled this side Of tho Atlantic. II
season would be present. but uncertainty as to
the appearance Of Tamagno, who was to essay
the title role reduced the attendance to COM
Portable proportions The great tenor. how
eyer. was on hand. having finally triumphed In
his struggle with influenza. TamaRno divided
the honors with Mme Albani, the Desdenlopa,
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BRUSSELS, Jan. 2.-The damage caused by
the fire at Laeken is estimated at $1,2oo.00o.
6ome priceless statues have been destroyed.
The table upon which Napoleon signed the
declaration OF war against Russia has been
shattered.
Their Majesties intend to reside in tho por-
and which Is called the Pavilion d'Honneur.
Only the contents Of the palace were insured,
and these for S56O.0O0
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WHAT FIVE DOLLARS DID.
Mr. 8 g. LINCOLN OF mo- 10 BROADWAY
TELLS AN INTERESTING STORY

8. Mneein IL ths supsriatendsAt It ese q -
hxEsst buiders in this city Mr. Hnosip, ss,s- ~
NO ~ Broadway He told reporter the tollsvins
was nearly dead ten days ago 1 had oatsrYA ,s
oaoy that used to get up in the niEht ana snr ThsS
hAd oatsrrh for year and half Why within vho-t
nme ,euHWStwsntJ peundA 1dootorsd and deetorsd
money. One physician paid Saa PInany vs,S ~
- Dra Mccoy and wNdman Of SRast AsdsA ipaid vAs.a
y for one months treatment
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HANGED An INNOCENT MAN,
A Gambler On His Deathbed COnfesseS that
He Was the Murderer.

TAHhEoUAH. I. T., Jan. 2.-startling rove
lation has been made at Illinois Station. On
the evening OF Dec. 27 Minnie" Rogers. col
ored gambler and whiskey psddler. was run
over by a railway train and fatally injured.
Before he died he made statement regarding
the murder In 1886 in the Che Cherokee Nation OF
couple were found murdered In their beds at
their houses one morning. theiISheads having
been crushed In by some implement. John
was arrested. tried before Judge Parks at Fort
Smith, Ark, convicted. and hanged. On his
mitted the deed unaded. He swore that he had
been hired to do II by an enemy OF his Victims
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Appo,ntmsu,s by Gov. MI.

ALBANY. Jan. 2-Gov Hill has made the fol-
lowing appointments;
Lewis &. Grnth Of Troy County Judge Of RsnSSsl-
county In place OF Edgar L. FurStmAn. resigned
Sylvester s. Taylor Of llmirR a. County Judge OF
ChemunR county Guceoed himself DutRo Taylor was
1pRointsd last sePtsmSer Henry asteAlt Of Canaan;
ErRhk Rice resigned John Kinney OF Rochester as
special County Judge Of Monroe county in place Of
VIM II Werner. resigned and Almon A. YAnduson Of
nGyVIllS a. County Judge OF ohAutAaQuA county N
place ~ jnaGSLAlAboEk Ee1iEAsG
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Marie Halton in Glover.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Marie Halton, the Casino
fsvorite, who Quilted New York so suddenly In
the midst Of success. denies that she has any
intention of returning to America She Is liv-
ing In q handsome suite Of rooms In the Vic
toria Hotel. still under the protection Of Joseph
Lewis. the diamond merchant She has her
diamonds. naturally. horses. carriages. and
servants and Is arrSnglnG for O star comic
opera company and q theatre.
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He Hopes the ChaneeIlOr win live L0n9 q
Ala Hlm with M1R Counsel.

me AOpeo thO ShonoouoF VIII AaVO Lon0 70
Aid Hin with HIS Counsel.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The Retcksanseioer says: !:
Emperor William has written letter to
Prince Bismarck. in which he extends tho
warmest New Years congratulations to the
Chancellor. He says that the maintenance Of
peace abroad will strengthen the guarantee Of
tranquility at home.
He expresses qualification at tho compile
Hon Of the Workingmen's Insurance bill,
which. which a ne says, Is an important step toward
tho condition Of the workingmen, which he
has at heart He thanks Prince Bismarck for
his self sacrificing and unwearyinR coopera-
ton, and says he prays that he may for many
years have his faithful and we'll tried counsel
In his difficult mission as ruler Of Germany"
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Gossip from Rerlin.

BERLIN, Jan. 2-The Emperor had long
conference ut Herbert Bismsrck's house to-
night Dinner was laid for eighty guests, who
Majesty
Court mourning for three weeks is ordered
TO show respect to the memory OF the late
Empress OF Brazil
Bismarck has telegraphed to Crispi, tho
italian Minister, that the peace Of Europe may
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Tho City or ParIs,s Accident,

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Th0 vessel with which tho
Inman line steamer City Of PArs in collision in the
MorSey yesterday was the British steamer Birehasld
bound from Liverpool Cardin The bowsprit of tho
City OF Paris carried away but only slightly
damaged The Brohned lost her stArboArd forerigRnE
aud sprung her foremAst
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RVAoRS ABOUT DR. PETERS.
HeSerter Turns Up with . MarrovvIu
Story OF Massacre.

,thANKFoRT, Jan. 2.-The FFankfrter
%.ndl has news from Lieut.. Rust. who has
sr'ed at Alden. He says that While on the
W 70 Join DIR. Peters he was seized with
s'sfe Illness and lay unconscious for five
S~ All his followers thereupon deserted
ANU. anu. except one personal attendant Bubse-
lsISSlIfy I'M W. one OF these deserters returned and
Ia Lieut.. Rust that At point one day distant
~ ~ seen the murdered bodies Of Peters and
IrsysIm yleIman; that one Of Peters's arms was sop
lIsssoou rom his body. and that there were
~'V' spear wounds In Tiedeman's breast
IaS dSSsrtor who brought this neWs must
~, some from the advance Peters party as
~ Ihihiliyos, who formed the escort OF these
"a S.luoAs, DO not desert 10 plunge further
Nc NhoornoBas but 70 80 home. Not
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
They Think at the Isthmus that Work win
Soon be Resumed.

soon be Resumed.
PANAMA, Dec. 25.-All anticipate that sub
sequent to the publication OF the report Of tho
French Commissioners. who will shortly ar
rive here. boom will follow. and work will be
formally resumed on the canal The special
correspondent OF the Paris Petit Journal who
is also q French engineer has arrived in Rd-
vance OF tho Commission and will report on
what has been done and what has yet to be
done In order that investors may fully UNDER
stand the work before the new company
business on the lsthmus continues terribly
depressed. Many foreign mercantile agents
have recently visited BoGota for the purpose OF
opening up business relations.
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No Temporal Power From tho Pope.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2.-The Nopoe Vremva.
commenting on the POpe'B Aocuton, sAysi Nobody
the recovery Of the temporal power Patonc idea"
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An italian Colony ON tho Red Son.

ROME. Jan. 2.-The King has signed tho de-
eroo sStAbShnR colony the Red Sea called Erreo.
which will be administered by Govern0r and three
ono for Agriculture.
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Tho Murder OF Siberian E1,,s..

VIENNA. Jan 2.-Some details have been
received here Of tho recent massacre Of exiles
in Siberia By these It appears that the
printing presses. The authorities destroyed
those. and the exiles resisting were fired upon
thirty being either killed or wounded. The
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A straneo socIaIIst ATovement.

PARIS, Jan. "A strange Socialist move
ment is starting here. which is calculated to
stop the development OF largo stores. such as
the Bon March6 or Macys. 1t Is proposed to tax
them oumulatively, thus: For one assistant,
go on.
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BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The Liberal press is al
most unanimous in the opinion that the Elber-
field Socialist trial was blunder 30 far as 1t
was directed against the Deputies OF that
party. Tho Vossische ZeitunQ says It has placed
fresh weapons in tho hands Of the Socialists.
ana mas dlsoioseo verltable mine Of reasons
has compelled tho SooiRlists to work In Racrot
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More Arrests In st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2-Thirty-two OH
GERS have been arrested. charged with being
members OF q secret society. the object Of
which ia to abolish the Rristooracy and estab-
lish q constitutional monarchy.
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RoumaniaA Independence.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 2.-In tho Chamber of
Deputies the Foreign Minister. in debating the
address, said the country must be consulted.
and in the event OF an outbreak OF war 1t must
pc prepared to sacrifice both treasure and
blood to preserve It's Independence.
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BRUSSELS, Jan. 2.-The strike among the
collIers is still spreading. At Liego 1900
miners have Joined the movement
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The miners In Breslau have
struck for eight hours as days work an nm
limited output and higher wages. The
masters and the men are negotiating for Bet-
tlamant
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bismarck Better,

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Prince Bismarck is better.
He Is able to walk out. but still suffers neu-
raIRic pains. In all other RESPECTS his health
is remark kablylRood. He received 600 telegraph
dispatches Wishing him q complete recovery
and the compliments Of the season.
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LONDON. Jan. 2.-The italian steamer
Persia is ashore on the island Of Corsica. She
had 139 passengers on board when she went
ashore. Six Of them have been rescued. but
the shore are attempting to reach the vessel to
render what assistance may be required.
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An Editor Sent to Prison.

DUBLIN. Jan. 2.-Mr. McInery. editor Of tho
Limerick Leader. who has been trial for intimida-
ton, has boen found guilty and sentenced to three
months mprisonment The Appeal Court has dlnssed
similar charges made against MI Redmond OF the Ma
teTford NssoS and Mr.. Fisher OF the Munster Ezpre OF
Waterford
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The Cretans Appeal to CIadstOne.

ATHENS, Jan. 2-The Cretans have sent a
memorial to Gladstone. signed by all the lead
ing Islanders. In which they detail at length
the sufferinRs OF the Cretans. and imDlore him
to defend their cause.
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Tho PersInn Monarch STRANDED.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The British steamer
Persian Monarch. Capt. BrIstow. from New
York Dec. 15. stranded at Woolwich Tuesday
breaking adrlft and damaging the brig Doro-
fhW
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Corn Kennea1,s Reaueata.

ROME. Jan. 2-Cora Kennedy. the American
lady who died on Dec 81. has made many important
leEAcisA among others $4,000 to the Internal al
Peace Society, $4,000 TO tho Hospital TOrtonA and
$4,000 to the Milan Society for the Protection OF
AnimRlh
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ZANZIBAR, Jan. 2-stAnley and his staff have
started for Cairo. The SuAn has decorated him with
the order Of the Blazing star-he 1rs class bril-
liAntL
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Salisbury Much BETTER.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Mr Davitt. in speech hore,
expressed his want OF BympAtHy with The proposed
Government endowment OF universities
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The O,sLea divorce Case.

LONDON, Jan. 2-The citation to appear as
correspondent in the suit for divorce brought
by Capt O'Shea against his wife was roceiyed
by Mr.. Parnell at tho office OF his counsel hr.
Lewis. to-day.
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Enpress Frederick In Rome
Stanley Starts for

ROME. Jan. 2.-The King and Queen well
coined the Empress Frederick and her daughters upon
their arrival and escorted them 10 their hotel
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LONDON, Jan. ,9,-The Marquis Of Salisbury
10 much batter and taking walking exercise In the
corridor OF hiS house
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ss:2s SsP s. 4 taa aSSss
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SsR A e. tss%Sg: s..s ssSsSa Z q
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LINCOLN, IA pKoApv,r

4 O LINCOLN, 10 DR0ADWlI
Think sfit only s5i hatS ali tnsY sShSAuA ~
said, was nearly dead TN days aro For ,hres uSu,
didn't eat. had No appetite But I've rot bash NJ
appetite through the medicine ORA Mccoy and wnamaa
gave me. Idont know what 10 II but It's vunAsrfuh
medicine Tho Doctors have eertapiy takon. q arooo
deal Of pains with me and fsel IKE lorSns befVoH
NJ woudn't gye publicity g this matter only thnt -
was miserable and now feel lPlepdidiy ftch you ess
IS I've received bonent that didn't gef snyVhSre -
once at 18 Broadway
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So far only two deaths In Brooklyn have
cases there were other troubles. The Victims
were Anna /, Kerr. A. years old. o. 81 Willow
66 years old. Of 20 Willow street. The fetal
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u,
Japanese Zap porcelain and bronze, who came to
three children with the Japanese Village"
two years ago on account Of his dissipated
habits. celebrated the Christian New Year with
ber ,oi lis fellow countrymeH. 1t was the
wind-up Of a prolonged spree. Yesterday he
Went % to york york at h the bric;a. "A brae m@anpfastory ma
by whom he has been employed for two years,
And Eho earE fer TS1d
with her whom she went back to Japan.
some porSsisPilR Pl e q ST O'clock yesterday siter:
Parke's sstsbllsb%snt., that he had made pp Il;
e Who 6s kad spS1a ali Rs SHr had
earned for months for liauor and had pawned
s shSs bS %fss s S to wS
directly aiterysFd. He did not return for GVa a
what Kept him. He found bis father lying
dead on the floor In a. pool OF blood. He had
Ts c sScSe on his
He had told Sergeant Tins Of the Thirtisth
street station 70 I'm months ago that the Japanese
Tsldas sutGds I'D WAS was due to J9paness super
SSfa IG% the senS e
TO cause his death; L is a superstitlOn With
tRs JsPsnsss 50 Mt PaTtS s&ys thSS he TRS
hands Of malicious spirits who will torment
him forever. II, however q eick man dies by
his own hand ho makes certain OF escaping tho
thraIdom. and will be sure OF happy here
after.
Tsuda lived IN q little room in house on
Third avenue. near Twenty-third street. There
was very little personal property there. Tor the
suicide had paWned about everything OF value
for drink. Mr.. Parks will continue to look
after the suicides son, who is bright chap
and inherlts his fathers skill as an artisan.
TWO DEATHS IN BROOKLYN.
So far only two deaths In Brooklyn have
been credited to tine grip. and even In those
were Anna 1. Kerr, 40 years old. Of 80 Willow
streSt and RliEaboth Valentine WintFinRham,
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OBITUARE.

Freddie Stockmeyer, the soubrette, Is dead
In this city. She was the wife OF George II.
Wood. the comedian. formerly of HarriGan g
company. They were married in San Fran
cisco about ysar ago. Miss Stockmeyer had
up to that time played chiefly In the California
theatres. and Was q popular soubrette. She
came East with her husband. and made her
city debut at one Of the vaudevies. attracting
considerable attention by her cleVerness.
despatch from San Francisco to the Clipper
makes known the death there of Josie Wilcox.
member OF the London Galety, BMrlesque
Company. playing at the Baldwin Theatre.
Miss Wilcox Is remembered here az the pretty
girl who played the Ndltr"ss In " Faust Up 10
Date" at the Broadway. when she made her
American debut on Dec. II last. Her death re-
suited from fever.
Capt. Seneca Lake died at bis home in BinR-
hamton on Sunday, aged SO years. He was a
native OF Schoharie. lie raised Company X OF
tho Fourteenth Regiment, New York volun-
teers. and served three years In the civil war.
Mr.. william Crawford. member OF Parliament
for the Middle Division OF Durham. England.
died yesterday. He WAS Liberal.
Arthur W. Coburn, formerly dramatic critic
OF the Traveller. died in Boston yesterday. aged
80 years.
William Ebbitt died yesterday at the resi-
dence OF his son.in-law. A. H. Craney. West
Point,
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GERMANY IN AFRICA.
The Colonial Society Thinks England has
the Rest OF tho Bargain.


COLOGNE, july IA meeting OF the Colonial
Society was held here to-day. Baron Wiss-
mann who was expected to he present. was alb
sent. owing to an attack OF fever.
Major Liebert. Commissioner for East Africa,
described Germany's military situation in Az
RIGA rs brilliant. lie announced that Baron
Wissmann would assume the administration
OF tho German possessions in that country.
Prof Fabi made a speech In which he criti-
cised severely the Anglo German agreement re-
Gardng African territory. particularly the
cession Of Zanzibar 10 England and the failure
by that country to cede Waisch Bay to Ger
many. Prof. Fabi predicted that a severe
economic struggle would ensue which would
result in victory for Germany;
Herr \ohsen said he egrett ed that the agree
ment had been mnde. Int held that /AnZibar
was not as valuable possession for the Brit
ish as was supposed. us Germany could para
lyze commerce there BY iiVertlng trade into
new change.
Resolutions were adopted thanking Baron
tag for their efforts Tor the suppression OF
slavery. rcGrettin the conclusion OF the Anglo
German agreement. ard EXPRESSING a hope
that the Government would hencelorth main
tain a firm and resolute colonial policy.
The meeting concluded with cheers for tho
Kaiser.
BERLIN. July 1.-Chnncellor, Won Capriyi and
Dr. Krauel, for Germany. and Sir +. b. M8let
and Sir Percy Anderson. for England. have
signed the Apglo-German agreement.
LONDON, July 1.-The JeiegrdphS Berlin cor
respondent says: The Anglo G herman agree
OF roints, beyond those already published are
regulated"
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TWenty-three Years in
the Drug Business.

have been q druggist twenty-thr yearS
and have sold allthe patent medicines which
are known in this country, and can truthtuy
say that have mover known OF a remedy for
Blood Diseases OF moro value than 8. S. 8.
lSwift's Specincl Mr. A., 81 customer. was
troubled with an ERUPTION of the skin on Tho
back OF his hands. and had in vain sought 70.
lief of tho best local medical talent. also OF
some OF tho most noted specialists in New
York and as last resort spent some months
in Paris. France, under tire Rtmcnt OF tho ply.
slciRns there and had secured only temporary
relief. After oil this trSatIaon he was finally
cured. sound ard well. by iwift specific.
Another customer, Mr.. g.. lad suffered for
many years with Blood o kon. an! thought 10
Lad lsan cured by mcrcuri-l treatment but
the disease returned. acccmI Gnied ly rnenma-
tism OF II bad type. A dozen small bottles Of
s. S. s. made perfect and lasting cure.
49,, W. 4. DEsAsyAE. Old Fort Nc
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Sudden Death

Often comes from septcomia or Blood Poison
ing. A docayed tooth, a scratch on tho foot, or
bruise OF the flesh has resulted In death in a
few days. This would not be the case II the
blood was kept In a good condition. No person
will be subject TO this malady who takes Swift's
Specific rs. S. S. once or twice a year. 1t acts
directly ON the blood. and eliminates the i'm
purities thoroughly. 1t is q simple vegetable
remedy, contains no posons or minerals OF
any sort, assists nature, ana builds up the
human organism at once.
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Good Health

You cannot have without pure blood; there-
fore. to keep we'll, purify the blood by taking
Hoods Sarssparilla. This medicine assists
nature to expel from the system all humors,
impure particles. and efTete matter through
the lungs, liver, bowels, kidneys, and skin. 1t
ef1ectualy aids weak, impaired. and deblll-
tated organs, inviRorates the nervous system,
tones the digestion, and imparts new life.
Good a. Gold.
"Once tried. Hoods sarsaparllla always re-
mains friend In the household. 1t is staple
as wheat and good as gold. "-HAsKIN &
TODD. Ithaca. New York.
10 some OF my customers language seems
Inadequate to express their appreciation Of
Hoods SRrsaparilla. u. STERLING DRAKE,
Mariners Harbor New York.