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WILKEsBAEnE, Pa, Feb. 22aa.-Onc Of
the most brutal prize fights ever known
in this valley took place at 6 o'clock this
morning, at the Wyoming camping
grounds, nine miles from here. The
contestants were Joan Aiken, oi Colo
rado. and Harry Fillmore, Of Luzerne.
Both men are heavy weights. .;gil
;, Thlrty-nine rounds were fought. In
the last round Gilmore struck Aiken on
the wrist and broke 1t. Being unable To
come to time, the battle was awarded to
Gilmore, who won nearly $500 on the
result. B 9th pugilists were badly pun
ished and had to be carried away to a
farm house near by.
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WELIrRNOwN CITIZEN DEAD.
Cashier N1cCan,ilIsl', of tho parkorsburl
First National Bank.

Cashier McCan,liish, Of tho Parkorsburl
First National Dank.
PARKERsnuRu, W. VA, Feb. 23.--Mr
r. ]. McCandlish, the venerable and
most excellent old gentleman who has
acted in the capacity OF cashier OF the
First National Bank Of this city died
yesterday at 2:3o o'clock. He had been
coulned TO his home for about a week,
but his illness was not thought to be
critical until within the past few days.
Mr.. McCandish was ono Of the most
popular and respected citizens Of tho
city. He came here from Weston, W.
Va, where he had been cashier Of a
bank, July IS, 1872, at which time
he took charge OF the First Ma.
tional bank, Us cashier, vice, Hon. WIN.
Chancellor, resigned. He came origin.
ally from Norfolk, Va, at which place
he was also cashier Of u bank. His FAM
lily is one Of tho Oldest and best
kno xn In tho old Commonwealth, where
they were connected by family ties with
many leading national pcrsonages, such
as Judge and Commodore Upton. He
leaves a wife and 1--WE children,
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with wooden sheeting. Half OF It was
about done when Mr.. Wagner inspected
It. He found that the stone had been
filled in carelessly and was high in the
centre, making the structure I'm.
stable. Tho junction OF sheeting
and bed rock was intended to be secured
BY thick lay OF Portland cement, but
this was not well done because Of
tho cost Of getting tho cement
to the works. Thus dangerous
creyico was formed at the dams,
and leakage was heavy, being al inches,
with 70 feet Of water In the dam. In
addition, the lumber used was full of
knot holes. Mr.. Wagner advised the
discharge Of the contractors and engi-
neers, as he regarded them as worthless,
but this was not done. The
company, however, acting on his
advice, strengthened the weak
places. Mr.. Wagner warned
thcm that the dam would be unsafe un.
less some Of the works were gone over
and rectihed, but they would not listen
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ORGANIZING A COLONY
To Move on n Strip of Land South Of
kansas City.

To Move on n Strip of Land South Of Ar.
kansas City.
y ARKANSAS Cry, KAs., Feb. o3.-Sev-
eral weeks ago reporter received an in
timation that a colony was being organ
izsd, with headquarters in this city, to
move on tho Cherokee strip; just south
Dithis city. But littls was thought Of
it at the time, for the reason that all for
mer movements of tho kind we're in
augurated with great pomp and cere-
mony. To-day it is learned that such a
colony is being organized, and that it is
far-reaching in its scope and powerfulin
It's composition, because Of the respecta.
bility and general intelligence Of its ad-
vocates and followers. ai%
A gentleman was met by a reporter,
who said he came here to join the colo.
ny, and that hundreds OF others would
arrive within the next few weeks. He
disclaimed being a boomer and said that
all he and his associates in the organiza.
ton want is homes in the unoccupied
lands Of the United States, and that they
had assurances that they would not be
disturbed by the Government in the
prosecution of their laudable ambition.
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a., sIi -....r. #
Tcrrlhlo Story of Infnntici.le.

LONDON, Feb. ga terrible story OF
wholesale infanticide was revealed by
firemen who we're at work on the debris
after the burning OF house in Sienna,
st. Warsaw, this morning. Beneath
the floor OF the burned building the
corpses Of fourteen infants were found.
The establishment was presided over by
midwife named Skoblinsky. This
woman, her sister and two daughters
arc now under arrest, g,'.'1.
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SPARKS FROM TILE WIRES

The Denver Trades Assembly has en-.
dorsed the eight-hour movement.
The John Hopkins University cele-
brated its fourteen anniversary Satur-
day., & a6 n
Senator MacInnis has introduced a
bill in the Ontario Senate to make Gael
ic an official language. III i'E N q
Ex.State Senator L. F. Hamilton and
State Senator W. Z. Shut, of Illinois,
engaged in fist fight in the court room
at Springfield.
Carroll Kehoe, who has lived rs her.
nit in hut eight miles from Eastport
Me-, for the past forty years, was found
frozen to death in the hut.
Advices from Wood River, Orc, state
that cattle and horses are dying in large
numbers in that section. Many herds
will bc wiped out entirely unless thaw
comes soon. .$g, E
In the Ontario Legislature Premier
Mowat introduced bill extending to
tho Jews in the province all tho rights
and privileges enjoyed by other religious
organizations. a75 -5
A branch Of the Non Partisan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Of which Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, OF Iowa
! is the recognized leader, was formed in
Chicago Friday.
An s.year.old girl living with the
family Of William Reed, at Green Top.
N. j., caused the death Of tho 4.montht
old babe by persistently pressing upor
the soft spot on its head. IT,
Pilden Sailor, the twelve-year.oll boy
who stole money from his parents and
ran away from his home, at Tiilin, O..
but was taken bpck, was thrown from .
horse, Saturday night, and fatally in
ljured. '''s,' 3. ,a{r'&i'si g
Chiof Mayes, Of the Cherokees, ex
presses in q letter great dissatisfaction
with the action Of President Harrison II
ordering oattlemen to remove their cat
tie. He says the land belongs to the
Cherokees, and that the action OF th,
Government is without lawful authority
Two murders occurred in Pittsburgh
yesterday. James McEnery was sho
by John Allbeck, watchman at Shoen
bsrger's mill, because he did not leav1
when ordered. John Sherman an,
William Rogers quarrelled on the tow
boat George Shiras, and Rogers strucl
Sherman On tho head with a hatchet
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TILE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA SEIZURE,
Tho Reasons for it-A Pennsylyania Rail,

Tho Rensons for it-A Pennsylyauia Tsall,
|lt5 g. e rond Plan. s. .I,l
HARRlsuuRa, February o9.-It is given
out in this city that the object OF the
proposed sale Of the South Pennsylvania P
Railroad property by tie sheriff Of Full.
ton county is to enable the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company to obtain posses
sion Of the line by purchase under the
hammer. all other efforts to secure it
having been thwarted by an appeal 10
the courts. l'5 rs
The original object Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company was to absorb the
South Pennsylvania line to prevent it
from becoming competitor for the
transportation Of freight and passengers
between this city and Pittsburg, but the
present movement contemplateB the use
Of the road, because Of the immense
traffic which the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is compelled to handle. J.
This is gradually becoming greater
and the company realizes the necessity
Of securing increased trackage facilities,
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: TIE IEGlSLATURE.

Probability Tint There VIII 10 No Ad'
journmont Before Mnrci,.
Special Dispdich TO the Intellioenetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. o3.-The
hotel lobbies presented rather desolate
appearance yesterday and to-day, the
majority Of the members OF the Legisla.
ture taking advantage Of adjournment
over Saturday to visit their homes OF
take short excursions to neighboring
towns. II Is now almost au established
fact that the session will last till tho
very last minute Of the forty.lve days,
although the Republican members have
desired and worked and voted for an
earlier adjournment. 1t Is thought by
most persons that the Australian bill
will DO become law, but there is bare
possibility that it will pass the Senate.
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STATE NOTES,

A company has been formed to build
large summer hotel at Hurper's Ferry.
The capital stock may be increased to
100000. =. -,
At 1rondale Furnace, Monday Of last
week, Joseph Poe, miner, was killed
while at work in the mines, by a fall OF
ore from the side OF the mine. He was
in the confederate army and was an old
miner, was 4S years of age and leaves n
wife and twelve children.
Walter Carter, boy about l3 wears
old, son Of W. +. Carter, Section Mas.
teron the railroad near Kanawha Falls,
was shot Friday by John Thomson,
colored, the night watchman on Mr..
Carter's section. The shooting was acci.
dental. 0h,
Bill for divorce has been filed with m
attorney Of Parkersburg by the young
vile OF a well-known Baptist minister.
The husband has been minister OF the
Gospel over half century. He is per-
haps as well known. throughout the
county as any man in it and has always
held the respect OF his friends and nc.
quaintances, and this suit for divorce
will be shock to them. The wife sues
TOR maintenance, and alleges neglect and
failure to maintain on the part Of the
husband.
Active preparations are being made to
resume work on the Monongahela Rail
road, the Clarksburg, Weston 4 Midland
the road to Sutton and to Buckhannon
all OF which arc now known MS the Wesi
Virginia & Pittsburgh. A large force
will be put to work along the entire lint
as soon as the weather will permit. The
company expects to have the broad
guage from Clarksburg to Buckhannor
in operation by June l, and the roat
from Weston to Sutton by October !, anG
will make strong effort to complete th.
road from Buckhannon to Gauley this
year. Z
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Don't Feel Well,

And yet you are not sick enough To con.
sult a doctor, or you refrain from so
doing ior fear you will alarm yourself
and friends-we will tell you just what
you need' It is Hoods SarsaparilIa,
which will lift you out Of that uncertain.
uncomfortable, dangerous condition, in.
to state Of good health, confidence and
cheerfulness. You've no idea how potent
this peculiar medicine; Is in cases like
yOur6. ..VEia rGEL- 3Jstv7rtLi
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DOWN IN TIE EUREKA FIELD.
Another nIg Well Strikes tho sand-Whnt
Some of tho Old Oncs nrc Doing.

.
An INrELLlagScIR reportcr on Satur
day made tlyiur trim down into ,bo MI
torr,torv ,v,r, L. AL -, A., w.
..'','' 'y..s 'i "nu aoout that par
tlcular section In Peasants county
known as tho Eureka field. Every.
where he found the n,;rc,ro, ,o.;, =,
conversation - Iva III .a, .na .op'o ~
n.so 'oM a""h -. ~ Io,u;, w. o'' anu u. OIL Dusl'
L~;I,',;mS LI' Iu.A @ aa ie1s;nE, prospecting, rig
w Ua''u,nS i;nS ana oiilnng. 10 DO going on
thorn 10 nIu,y hn!, ,,aon ana M1.etiily 1. as though
theao theao na9 oeen no o'g sIIlkes IN the past
,InsScrn @ W .ou. nav mecns saa me tne INTEL
t;onoi i~ ;mnatms a. ""s ms. ~ .ne nelu an adul.
ew"raonn evu at pe.us .eo. was gwen inc interest
,ouv uen; ~. eoo'ns !, ~ 'ee' IN tne ueyelop..
tho honi I'LL tnat 10 soans on on poth sides oi
Th, 1To fIse ISs y ..N anoanes s1tiKe ~ Eureka:
d;stouoa n OI na.thanae 's - ~; ly,hg snort
.o.o on" .t not otsaeass ..;N " .ne pig ,John.
tar,;,o.,. ouv y. 'no p!oheet h o's Wei!s IN TINS
hiu,i'.Hw had i'awy, WHICH, @ ,ol INC past week
ane.,. uau oeen expected 70 Strike the sand
apEls 'iu;,, oa.usuay' diu strike IT and the
uran. ora,. WIS Us, run N ABOUT 1. iset. 10 the
Seas S,neda 10y T., ~ n owlSrs EnN tne showing
r" @ao ae,, ~ ~. ~. apou. ngo Darrcis day.
co,sn,S 10y ~. i oh.io tt;a utalas near were en-
thH;u,Seu th;nSSs . w .n's, ~ putting II mildly;
naorss,o ,usn sooM o,s.o VI nucn more roster ap-
aeo ar i;..o,t eEen ,a. ,ot !hoso whose wells are
nn rs' tho uh.s'"ns, out whlch are believed to be
VI "R;1 iuo ropu,n Iohun iestee ;s 81 ,nan ..ne.
n obnSnt Jo onn h.r.",, 20 a. plesgnt holulng up
nm w aos NJ w anntpa.p a,teIS per oay now. Coch.
tal nai,. w. v, =, :, a ahotner one OF the famous
s5 @ harreis @s unerd ner da rropfr Is dong about
tbe sand tbe Iii @ s,;nna %lu 10 not W. through
t;n;sh;na @ @ ,hn iu' vail nai s,ppsI ana prevented
when thsv nU 90, % ,hr1rIi "EuIuet ls l9oked LOT
SaturJav & ~. .va.oaa .a.Wusm , Ivy sanu. upto
t;asI nronar .0 oni,. "vI,AGe yie!u OF tne Eureka
dens % phofp1h1 h,on only ,o1 sMe preolous ten
d"2ly W Tho I IA 1oJu. To%m M w. OF Ivy oarfels
o%nyt % ,7E o n,o o4I 'iou voAn tanlhets Is DONG
suIvan;a % To- nroanaa;c Pc uat, uInoes ol rem
sLa Sai% uo'peatoi7 i"oai Inu leaseis were IN
ieaaes 4r -ecaut1r .asu Ieeh. ,1 Hne OF Inc large
Wavhorrv - pan1.n,,h nue mas ny W; 1no III;
ocrsa @ % iu;nn Hs i,a. mooa n"rAgEsou,s' Oh o,ooo
;nn @ Sn,;nes ns D0s"een hureKa ana Burn
'nk fsroh npi,Issi Hs;o,r :. ,,:,,
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a New oIpgs by Dubois.

New YoRK, Feb. o3.-For tho first
time in this country new MACS, com-
posed by Theodore Dubois, was pro-
duced to-day in this city at St. Stephens
Roman Catholic Church. Dubois is
professor OF harmony at the Paris Con-
servatory and organist Of the Madeleine.
The mass is specimen OF purely relig-
ious composition in tone, and is adapted
to the services OF the Catholic church.
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GEORGE ". CABLE
Addresses tho Massachusetts Club on the
Southern Ougstlun. lH

II 49, ouuthcFu NuohtlOns
BosroN, Feb. o3.-About eighty mem.
bera Of the Massachusetts Club gathered
at Young's hotel yesterday afternoon
aud listened to IN address upon "The
Southern Question, by Mr.. George W.
Cable. After a sharp arraignment Of
the various new schemes for avoiding
tho simple necessities OF free govern.
ment deportation, disfranchisement, ETC.,
Mr.. Cable concluded thus: - :.
II men cannot reconcile 1t 10 their self
regard or sense Of expediency to declare
for equality in all public rights at once,
let them'try few at a time. Since 1905
the South has found on experiment,
sometimes voluntary, sometimes other.
wise, q great many things consistent
with honor, safety and peace that they
had looked upon with loathipg and
alarm.
We have yet two years and half be.
iore the next Presidential election. Let
II DO hoped and urged that before then
tho believers in pure government, In.
stead OF or before, free government will
Of their own choice abandon their utter.
ly self.condemned and futile policy, and
mako; at least visible and appreciable
beginning upon that experiment Of
equal rights for all men and all parties,
which, in the modern world at least, has
never failed on fair trial. And then
in all kindness, for the South's own sake,
as much rs for the sake OF any, in the
name OF the common welfare and the ma
tion's honor, let the word DO spoken,
that II, by 1902, any State in this Union
has not atleast begun, with good show
Of completing. the establishment OF
equal American rights for all Americans,
the men OF the nation who-in whatever
party-believe in free government first
will strain their every nerve and sinew
to give the nation a President and a
Congress that will establish 1t peaceably,
promptly and forever.
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Read the following: Mr.. G. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with abscess OF lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me IN incurable
consumptiye. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, an
now on my third bottle, and able ia
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made" 'f7
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, saws
"Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption I would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up by. doctors. Am now in best oI
health" Try it. Sample bottles free al
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s
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Fatal Explosion.

New YoRK, Feb. 223.-By the explo.
sion of lamp in the cabin OF the canal
boat A. G. Chandler, Of the New York
Central Railroad, early this morning,
Dennis Daily, 8 years old, son Of Capt.
Patrick Daley, was burned to death,
and Captain Daley, his wife and two
other children were 80 severely burned
that they had to be taken to the hos.
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Chicago Ahead.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2s.!The fl.
nal battle for the location ofthc Worlds
Fair is being ilercely contested. 1t is
estimated that Chicago will ll5 votes on
the first ballot, New York 95, Washing
ton Is and St. Louis IS. The friends OF
the metropolis arc hustling, but tho
struggle is likely to be between Chicago
and Washington.
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Detroit Pedestrian Contest

DETROIT, Feb. ga six days go.as-
you-please pedestrian contest was started
in the rink at midnight tonight under
the most favorable auspices, both MS to
the number Of spectators aud the quail
ity Of the pedestrians entered. It prom.
ises to outshine any similar affair in the
past in this country. -
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Against lsestrIctlon.

New YoRK, Feb. 23.-The German
press club. will be represented in Wash,
ington, on March lS, at the convention
OF German societies, by delegates who
will urge opposition to any measures,
restrictive Of immigration to the United
Stateg- F 80. >5ra7-'e., I, ~ lfI..., ssl-l.I
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Thrown Under tho Wheels.

Spesial Dispa'eh 10 he Insnigeneer.
CLAnKsnuRa, W. VA, Feb, o3.-Yes-
terday afternoon as west-bound freight
train was passing this city, Charles
Holmes, a blacksmith living at Cherry
Camp, this State, attempted to get on it
and he was thrown under the wheels,
his right arm being cut of and he was
otherwise seriously injured. His recov.
cry is doubtful.
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LONDON, Feb. 23.-Barnum'B animals
are on their way back to America, on
the Furneesia, which sailed from tho
Albert Dock Thursday afternoon. XII
ralfy's ballet is on board, too, and like.
wise majority Of performers in tho
great moral show. A luncheon was eiy-
en- on board the Furnessia Wednesday
to the Londcn newspaper men. and
Barnum assured them that he and the
show were coming back in year or
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A POSTMASTER'S GUILT.

uc Forses tho Prcsidcnt's $Nnmp Eto De:
4 coive n Poor Colored aInn.
WASHINGTON, Feb, About two
weeks ago y. P. Powell, q colored
preacher, came here from Barton, Ala,
and carried to the White House letter
purporting to be signed by Benjamin
Harrison, President OF the United
States" informing him that o position
worth 500 amonth was awaiting him
and directing him to report at once. Mr.;
Halford quickly undeceived the pool
man, and went with him to Chief Post
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. THE MISSOURI CRUSADERS.
They nrc Found Guilty-Excitlng Scenes

They arc Found Guiity-Excltlng Scenes
In Court. ,iI Er|
TRENTON, No., Feb. 23.-We find the
defendants guilty, and impose fine ol
S. and costs in each case. sr.
That was the verdict OF the jury in the
case OF the Pickardsville crusaders.
Great excitement attended the hearing
OF the case yesterday. The feeling was
intense on both sides, the opposing at.
torneys at times barely escaping Gstic
encounters, and at one time it locked as
if general row would occur.
When the court had been opened Jus.
tice Shanklin announced his opinion on
the question raised just before adjourn.
ment Friday. He held that no evidence
could be introduced going to show that
the destruction Of the saloon was the
abatement Of public nuisance. The
announcement of the decision;was greet
ed with distinct signs Of disapproval.
After hearing the evidence OF several
witnesses Prosecuting Attorney Knight
began his speech. He said the ladies
had taken the law into their hands be.
cause one boy had been found drunk in
the saloon. At this phrase Ida F. Barr,
District Organizer Of the W. c. T. u,
sprang excitedly to her feet and ex.
claimed: "God save u.s."
"God save that woman" retortcd Mr..
Knight; "she's got tits."
This passage at arms again produced
great excitement, and it was some min
utes before quiet was restored. Mr..
Knight kept to the record thereafter and
soon concluded his remarks. The de.
Tense submitted their case without ar.
gument, and the case was Immediately
given to the jury. The jury was out
from 5 till o'clock, and finally returned
the verdict given above. The announce.
ment OF the verdict was received in 81.
lence. The defense gave notice Of ap'
peal.
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Lemon Hot Drops,,

:, For coughs and colds, tako Lemon
Hot Drops. zaa'F7 IL, q,
Lemon Hot Drops. - :
For pneumonia and Laryngetis, take
:, : For consumption and Catarrh, take
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops. &
An elegan! and reliable preparation. I;
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DF, 4. Motley, Atlanta, Ga, Tuas
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Now Snlt Tarritnrx

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. o3.-The United
Salt Company, with capital of one mil
liom dollars, will file articles of incorpo-
ration tomorrow. Tho company will
have works here, at New Portage, Sum-
nit county, and at Newburg, n Cleveland
suburb. Wells have been sunk and
thick veins Of rock Aalt have been found
at depth OF 5000 feet.
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An Entimnble Woman Dead.

AP't" DFPDtth " HN LHtAtVCHetFs ."
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 23.-AIrs.
Bessie Gibbens, wife Of Alvara F. Glib.
bene, Of this city, died at her residence
on Virginia street, this morning at $3.50
o'clock. She is the sister OF Mrs. G. W.
Atkinson, of Wheeling, aud is a woman
OF estimable character. She has been i'll
for nearly year. Her suGerings have
been very great, but her death was
peaceful, and her last hours were with
out struggle or pain. She leaves a
large circle OF relatives and friends. /
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.'.-,-s.f faT -r.f-
VIII Use No Other.

srEuDESylLlR, O., Dec. %, 1880.
Nessri. $. Baer': sons:i 9 3i.ggg
DEAR S1Rs:-1 inclose twenty-five
tlcEets taken from your n.Handle
Coffee, Tor which please send me one of
your oil paintings-No. 10-the Little
Boy. I like Panhandle Coffee yery
much and will use no other.
Yours respectfully, iii4s i}7i i69
sa9 x fi .s NETTlE NICHOLSON, d,
In care OF A, Floto, Grocer,
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Tie Di,ne Pm r,ln,,c,I

PARls, Feb. 23.-The French Cabinet
has decided to pardon the Duke OF Or.
leans. He will again be banished, how.
ever. Labouchere regards Boulanger as
the greatest source Of danger OF the Re-
public. sa,a T"''gs- d ! r -. '''i''"i-'S
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1nAvE suffered with rheumatism for
quite q number Of years, and after trying
Salvation Oil pronounce it The best
remedy / have ever used. Nns. J. ZlM.
MERRIAM, ,Wetheredville, Md. Is.s
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Home" is until he hears 1t sung for the
fourteenth time in a boarding house
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