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TraCical End OF "a Debauch,

Ell PAso, TEX, Oct. 2l.-G. Blanc, French
man from Hudson's Hot Springs, Ariz.. ar
rived here last Friday with his paramount,
notorious sporting woman Of Silver City, NM.
Yesterday morning the inmates Of the hotel
where they were rooming heard two shots in
rapid succession. At IL o'clock the chamber
maid tried to get in Blanc's room. Looking
over the transom she the dead body of
Blanc and the woman. He had placed the re-
volver against her forehead and killed her in
stantly and then blew his own brains out. They
had been drinking heavily
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NO SLIGHT INTENDED.
Ohio's House VIII Accept the Govern
Or's Message.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct 21-The house this
morning adopted s.resolution as the sense Of
the body that no slight or insult was
intended on the part of the house
in the refusal Of the speaker
to accept the governors message yesterday
evening and appointing a committee to call
upon the governor and request that the mes
sage again be sent to the house.
Gov. Campbell complied with the request.
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EGGS FOR ENGLAND.
A Consignment From Canada Arrives
in Good Condition.

ToRoEro, ONT, Oct 2.-A special cable dis
patch from London to the Globe says: "The
first test consignment of Canadian eggs reached
the London market today in excellent condi-
ton. They will bear comparison with Nor
mandy eggs. Several cases found buyers
at 10 shillings per hundred. The
top price for the best eggs on the market was
II shillings. If anything is to be done with
this trade this consignment should be followed
up at once, as prices will be high from now IN
til after Christmas.
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Tedious Passage of the Spree.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The new North German
Lloyd steamer Spree, 3,769 tons burthen, Capt.
Wlligerod, from Bremen via Southampton,
arrived this morning after o somewhat tedious
passage. She was detained in the channel by
a dense fog and was obliged TO run at slow
rate. Afterward and clear across the western
ocean she experienced very severe westerly
gales with high seas. She was obliged to stop
several times, In all about thirty-six hours,
owing to trouble with her air pumps, which
gave out frequently.
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Suspcndinr a Methodist Minister.

sHELBoUnNE, ONr., Oct .21.-The ministerial
commission appointed TO investigate the
charges Of heresy preferred against Rev. Jas.
Thompson, Methodist minister, met today
The accused plead guilty of having taught the
Objectionable doctrines Of conditional immor-
tality" and ''annihilation Of the wicked" and
was suspended from the ministry OF the church
pending action by the next annual confer
ence,
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VIII CRY "HelIo" No More.

FoRr Worth, Tex, Oct 2L-Miss Addie Gull
len, the beautiful telephone girl, left here
Sunday night ticketed through to New York
city, where she will be met by sx-Mayor w. s.
Pendleton. and a second marriage ceremony
will be performed Mrs. Pendleton No. was
granted divorce q few weeks since, and this
second marriage will close one Of the most SEN
sational society upheavels known in the history
OF Texas Mr.. Pendleton has begun the prac-
tice of law in New York city and has purchased
q home there.
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THE STATUTE VALID.
Maryland's Court Of Appeals on the
New Election Law.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 21.-The court Of ap-
peals today filed a decision in the election
cases in which the majority of the court, Judges
Robinson and Irving dissenting, arc of the
opinion that the objections taken to the con-
stitutionality Of the statute are Of a nature not
to be sustained and that the statute is valid.
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Proposed Northwestern Road.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 21.-The st. Louis and
Superior Terminal Company has applied to the
government for q patent. The company pro-
poses to build from point on the south shore
Of the st. Louis river, opposite the village Of
Fond-du-lac, Mimi, through the town site Of
St Louis to o point on st. Louis bay, where
the main line Of the Northern Pacific railway
between Superior and Duluth intersects the
bay, and also from some point on the line to
south Superior. and thence to q point on the
Bay of Superior, where the Newago river aows
into thu hav
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Secretary Tracy q Pail Bearer.

BROOKLYN, NY, Oct 21.-The funeral Of
Rev. Joseph Francili, pastor Of st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church, took place this after
noon from that church. Among the congrega-
ton were representative men of every walk Of
life and every phase of religion. Secretary Of
the Navy Tracy, who was q personal friend OF
the deceased priest, was among the pail
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Gen. Sibley of Minnesota Ill.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 21.-Gen. H. Hastings
Sibley, the first governor Of Minnesota, suf-
fered stroke Of paralysis yesterday and is in
a critical condition. He has been suffering
from dropsy for some time, and the absent
members of the family have oil assembled at
his home in st. Paul, q sister from England
being among the number. Gen. Sibley is
nearly eighty years old
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An UNPLEASANT Experience.

CHATIASoooA, TENN Oct. 2L.-Two men,
bers OF the British Iron and Steel Institute had
an experience here they will never forget They
were walking over trestle Oh the summit Of
the mountain and were caught by an approach
ing train. On one side was u rock wall 100 feet
high. on the other precipice Of 100 feet, aud
the ties were too short to stand on without be-
ing struck by the cars. In their fearful dilemma
they lay down as far as they could get, but by
the merest chance the engine was stopped just
before it reached them.
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b. BEAUrrruL

Mime. A. RUPERT. world-famed Complexion spe-
c list AMI Lecturer, has lectured this subject In
ali the larger cities of America and Europe She never
isi 10 Ill the largest tLeaters in every city and 10
lways iLCTsed by the leading newspapers NY World
says: "lad.Ine Rupert, the renowned complexion
EIcCIsis lectured to fashionable audience at Fifth
Avenue ILeater last evening-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable TO hear this
eminent authority she will send her eight-IaRe cir
CIar giving valuable Information. receipt Of &c.
Postage. Nine RUPERT is the originator of Wonder
iui Face Bleach which is creating such furOre among
., cIety ladies' d present. NINE A. RUPPERT,
s:,3 Branch Office 40 7th ct. u.w.. Washngton.DC.
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Importing Sheep to New England.

TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 21.-It is stated that over
one thousand live sheep and lambs have passed
through st. John en- route for New England
within few days, despite the Mckinley bill.
The price Of farm produce by wholesale or re-
tail was on the average rather higher yesterday
than at the same date last year. Most varieties
of fish also rule higher than last year at this
time
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New YoRx. Oct N.-Edward 8. Yarmouth Of
Berlin, N. J., disappeared Sunday afternoon
and searching parties have as yet been unable
TO find any trace Of him, although tho vagon
and team with which he started out have been
horses wore dead. When last seen BY pedes-
trian on the road he appeared 10 be intou :
Gated and the theory Is that tramps, indiag
him In that condition, robbed and killed him
and hid his body. He 10 said TO have had con-
siderable mopoy In his possession,
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Van Wyck and the Alliance.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-A Tribune special from
Omaha says: The relations between ex-senator
Charles H. Van Wyck and President Burrows
Of the Farmers Alliance are becoming decid-
eddy strained. The ex-senator, who was one of
the chief organizers OF the Farmers Alliance
movement, prints an open letter in which he
denOunces burrows in unmeasured terms. Van
Wyck, in his open letter, refuses to be read out
of the alliance and accuses Burrows of manipu-
lating the alliance for his own personal ends.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTiMoRE. Oct 2l.-Cotton nominal - mid
ding lOx. Flour o.iet and firm. Wheat
southern scarce and stiff: Fultz, 95al0o; Long
berry, 0Sa1o5; No. =, 1021a10l;l: steamer No. =,
red, 9o; western strong; No. =, winter red spot,
1OoHa102A; October. l02ha1O2sl: December,
41ssl05 May, ll11all2s. Corn-souIhern
scarce and higher; white, 5sa5e: yellow, 51a5S;
western nrm; mixed spot. 59a50ls; October, 59a
59S; year. 81 bid: January, son bid; May 59a
SOY. Oats nrm-unCraded southern and Penn
sylvania, 47a5l: do. western white, 4Sa5l: do.
do. mixed, 4Sa5O; graded No. 2. white, 81.
Rye Hrm-prime TO choice. 75a76; good to fair,
73a74. Hay very steady-prime TO choice timo-
thy I1.OOl2.oO. Provisions nrn-mess pork,
old 11.5O, new 1900; bulk meats, loose shouI-
sugar-pickled shoulders, z: sugar-cured smoked
shoulders, 8; hams. large 11x, small In; lard,
refined IN! Butter arm. Eggs actve-21G.:2.
Coffee steady-Rio cargoes fair, 20. Sugar firm
granulated, o.. Copper guiet-renned. 14A.
Whisky very ectve-l20. freights to Liverpool
per steamer nominal-grain. Nd keceiprs-nour,
10 600 barrels; wheat, 900 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels: oats. 1000 bushels; rye, 500 bushels.
shipments-None. Sales-wheat ga, 900 bushels;
corn, 6 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81. - Virginia consols So
stock, 10aH asked; Northern Central stock. 66a6s;
Cincinnaak. Washington and Baltimore drsts, oykI;
consolidated gas bonds, ll4kall5k; do. stock,
50Aa50E.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct 81 tClosne).-wheat-O October.
102a; December. lo5A: May, 1O9ss. Corn-Do-
cember, sen; Nay 55N. Oats-October, a; May,
AN. Pork-DecemDer, 1910; May, l302h. Lard
October, $40; December 6.b2k: May, no.
Short rins-October, 642's; December. a57h;
May. Gas.
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Win Honor che Hanged Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Oct 2L-The anarchists will COM
memorste on November II the death Of Spies,
Fischer, Engel and Parsons, who were hanged
on that day three years ago. Tho program
outlined includes a visit TO the anarchists'
graves at Waldheim, where Mr.. ScAults OF
New York will speak in German, Mr.. Miko-
Anda IN Dohsnisn and probably Prof Gardise
In English. A large hall viii DO secured for
memorial exercises and arrangements will be
made Tor big street parade.
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Thieving American s In London.

LONDON. Oct. 21.-An American named
Wright and two women named Condy and Ir-
vine were arraigned in police court today on
the charge Of robbing jeweler in Chespside
OF a diamond brooch valued at ESQ. 1t is be-
lieved that the prisoners are implicated in
other jewelry robberes that have recently oc-
cured IN London. They were remanded for
trial
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New Jersey Election Fixnres

TRENTON. n. j., Oct. 2l.-The state board Of
can vassers met here this afternoon and can
vase. the constitutional election vote with
this result: For the special legislation amend
mept 3.32s, against So, $50. For the amendment
in reference 60 judges Of common pleas IL, 7t6
RCaipst 45.6ll
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Chicago Markets.
Search for n Name.

From the Pittsburg Disratch.
To end the long dispute which has been
waged with reference to the right designation
Of the metal which 10 now assuming such i'm
portancs, IL 10 urged that the largest producers
in the world favor the form aluminium, which
also has the advantage Of greater brevity, and
that therefore foreign scientific journals and
scientific men should follow the example Of
American journals and call IL once for all alum
mum, instead of aluminium.
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Capture Of q Quintuple Murderer.

FULLERTON, NEB., Oct H.-It is reported
that George Furnival, who murdered five peo-
pie on Horse creek, has been captured at Ellis
vile, Miss. Leo Goddard, a man who knew
him we'll, was sent there last week and tele-
graphed back that he had identified him be-
yond doubt The sheriff has gone to Missis-
sippl to bring him back
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Glass Works VIII Resume.

WLLIAMsrowS, N. j., Oct 21.-Indications Of
the breaking mp Of the great strike Of glass
blowers Of south Jersey are apparent and some
OF the manufacturers are confident that il will
soon be declared of. Several of the factories
are running and others claim that their old
hands are willing to return at the old basis Of
nay.
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Rri~,.udS at Work

CoSsrASTISoPLE. Oct 2l.-Brigandage 10 rife
along the caravan route between Ezsroum in
Armenia and Trebizond, 120 miles northwest of
Erzeroum. number OF caravans have been
attacked and pluudered By the brigands.
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Died From His Injuries.

Mr.. Hill, the painter who fell from q scaffold
and sustained a severe fracture of the skull,
besides internal injuries, died about 2l5 o'clock
this afternoon.
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Range OF the Thermometer TODAY.
MARRIED.

HARRoyER-HANDLAU. AZ the CARDINALS resi-
dence, Baltimore, Md, october IL, 1890, BY tho
Rev, Father ponohGe, ROBERT ". hALkuyLR u
WASHINGTON. DC, 10 EUGESIA Is. HANDLAU u
Wheeling, VIVA.
. JoHNsrON-EwER. On Thursday evening" octo-
Der ] Is, 1890 10y the key Samuel IL Greene Of Cali
vary Baptist Church. FRANK L. JOHNSTON suI
MARl l. EMEh.
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To Checkmate the Seamen.

LONDON, Oct 2l.-The executive Of the
Ship Owners Federation is organizing scheme
providing for the simultaneous laying up Of
their ships at all ports, As n final resort against
the exactions Of the Seamen's and Dock
Laborers Union,
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared ~

DIT. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Masa
Sold by Druggists, 81 six, IS. Worth IS bottle.
taS
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Scorrs EMU1s1oN
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL .iSr
HYPoPHosPHITEA
ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MILK
simulated by tine most sensitive stomach. when the
Ilan oil cannot be tolerated. and by the combination
Of the oil with the hypOphOsphites is much more efh-
caclOus
REMARKABLE AS FLESH PRODUCER.
PERSONS GAIN RAPIDLY WHILE TAKING IT.
SCOTS EMULSION is acknowledged by physi-
clans be the Finest and Best in the world
fer the relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION. sCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES.
EVACUATION. COLDS, AND
CHRONIC COUGHS.
The great remedy for consumption and Wasting in
oc52 Sold by al DruggistA
HARSH PURGATIvE REMEDIES ARE FAST
giving way the gentle action and mild effects of
Co ERS LII TIE Liver PILLS. II you try them
they will certainly please YOU
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Gen. McKibbeu's Condition.

At 8 o'clock this afternoon Gen. McKibben's
condition was reported at the Garfield Hospital
AZ being about the same.
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WIEN THs FACE

is constantly covered with eruptions the need Of
Hood puri6er is plainly indicated. Washes and
teIEal app cations Of avail The poison must
lie thoroughly eliminated from tie system by stimu-
lS;irs the action of the liver and kidneys, which
Cr=Is have become sluggish aud imperative. thereby
throwing upon the skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system Of its impurities. What 10
need is Ayers Sarsapars-the best Of blood medi-
cinss
MY face for years covered with pimples and
tuuor.. Tor which could find no remedy till began
10 take Ayers S1rsaparilla Three bottles Of this
medicine effected thorough cure. can confidently
recommend II al suffering from similar troubles {"
-Si-d!sor Parker, Concord VT
Il Lad been troubled for time with an eruption
c. ;hC kin which till induced 10 try Ayers Ssrsa-
I3t..lS dchcd all efforts to After taking two
L,l.,s Of this medicine the eruption began disap-
Iear with the third bottle it left entirely
Louis DegeuLardt, l@J Summer ave-. brooklyn. N.Y.
1rsyeler for q. II. Buck & Co. Lihographers. l46
Centre St. New York.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
PrepGredby
DIT. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mssa
Sold by Druggists, 81; six. IS. Worth IS bottle
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Convicted of Housebreakiup.

Today in the Criminal Court Chief Justice
Bingham, the trial OF Bud" Warner was re-
sumed, the charge being HOUSEKEEPING at the
residence Of Vim. Muhleiser May Z last De-
tectiye Horne testified for the Cove rnment as
to the arrest and the recovery OF q coat stolen
which had been pawned. The defendant
gave testimony 10 prove an alibi. The case
was then argued by Mr.. Clagett for the gov
eminent and Gen. CarrIngton for tho defend
ant A verdict of guilty" was rendered
Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Am. 40; pm, 81; MAXI
mum, SIS; minimum &C.
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Death of C. w. Ke,m.

BALTIMORE, Oct Ala dispatch from the
Relay House states that Mr.. Chas. W. Keim,
brother-in-lav of President Mayer Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, died suddenly soon
after noon today.
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The BODY Of Young Case Found.

PROVIDENCE, RI, Oct 2l.-The government
steamer Stilletto made several Intellectual at
tempts to recover the body Of the son Of Rear
Admiral Case, drowned at Bristol. It was
found this morning near where the young man
sank by Capt. Waters wrecking crew from
Newport
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since his return from Newport, but is in an sI-
uemely delicate condition.
srcRErASr wrSpoM's WORKING Horna-sse-
Rotary Window is busily engaged in the pre-
paration Of his annual report 20 Congress and
nnds IL more convenient TO do his writing 81
home in the forenoon. Consequently he does
not get to the Treasury DEPARTING Mt until noon.
Durr on BIcrcLrs.-what duty viii be
charged under the new tariff Law upon foreign
bicycles? is question that the Treasury De-
psrtment has not yet considered. but will take
up on the hrs: importation. which 10 expected
TO arrive in few DAYS Under the old tari6
bicycles came in under the classification Of
carriages. but in the new tariff law bicyeles
are not classified under any head. Assistant
Secretary spauiding. speaking generally on the
subject of unclSssiied COMPLEX articles, said
that duty would most likely be imposed upon
them on the component parts Of chief value.
Real Estate Matters.
Hon. J. d. Taylor Of OHIO and J. o. johnson
have bought for 81, $50 Of Bessie A Dunn part
lot 4. square 2ss-26ls by IS feet az the north
west corner of 18th and q streets northwest
+. l.. Evans eft al have bought in trust for
S4.2OOof L. A. Tracy subs lilo 10 100. square
I'll, and for s4.320 of VIM. Mayse sub. ia,
lis, III, l22 and l2S, same square, each 20 by
100 fee: on between North Capitol and LIST
streets northwest
Allen c. Clark has bought for $3.50 II OF J.
Z. Beall lots &c TO 46. block 2. Trinidad.
j. ii. White has bought of Laura V. Dom
for $4,000 sub 9, square ALB by ZIG feet ON
18th between y and . streets northwest
l.. 5. Jeffreys has bought for s5.64s 4S OF c.
Thomson lot Z, block 81. Columbia Heights
The West End National Bank has bought for
$4,000 of John I. MeGny sub square 22s 2slS
feet front on q between l4th and 18th streets
northwest
Miles Rock has bought for s9,S75 OF Margaret
Anna Van Mater lot 81, grounds south OF Co
lumbar University.
Mary 5. Bright has purchased for es. $50 Of
J. ii. Meriwether SUB. Is, square i9l, l6.s3x
54.72S feet on L, between 18th and 10th streets
northwest
c. 5. Taintor has bought for $50 900 Of J. s.
jerks sub 204. square 1920 10y sc. 4 on 18th
between II and 5 streets northwest
John Ii. MINERS has bought for Is, 900 Of
Mary A Smith part 2, square 424--2s a by &C
feet on III between 9TH and sth streets north
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eV Fifteen Dollars in Cgolhiro. Paoek
$1.5O A P1Ecr-S3 A SUR.

This is UNDERWEAR that can't be matched In
Washington Two Iots-weishted to the season.
NATURAL. UNDYED SANITARY WOOL.
sHIRTS-Double back aud front, ribbed
bottoms. fashioned seams and pearl
buttonA
PANTS Reinforced seats taped
seams flannel bands, suspeuder straps
and pearl buttonA
$3.50 A PIECE-s3 SUIT
GENUINE VALLEY CASHMERE CAM
ELS HAIR
SHIRrS-Silk trimmed. ribbed bot
toms, fashioned seams.
PANTS-Keinforced. tapped seams, fam
mel bands, suspender straps and pearl
buttons.
sI.5o A PIEcE-s3 SUIT.
They are . pair" Of leaders There's . limit to the
auantty-but to the satisfsction- store full Of
other kinds pleasure 10 show them
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The folio wing the opening and closing prices of
tne New YORK stock Market. as reported by special
wire 70 Corsou and Mccartney, IA ~ 4 street:
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Secretary Balfour at Dublin.
DUBLIN, Oct 2L-Mr. Balfour, chief secretary
for Ireland, arrived In this city today.
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Parliament Prororued,

LONDON. Oct. 21.-At council held today At
Balmoral, the queen formally declared pariia-
ment prorogued until the 25th Of Novsmbsr.
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TuE GExU1sE

THE GExu1sE
JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT
Crequaled Tonic Nutritive IN Coryalescerce,
for Mothers while Nursing, mp paired Digestion and
for tho Weak and Debilitated.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine hiss the sigma
turs Of JOHANN HOFF" the neck of every bottle.
EISSER L MENDELsoN CO.. Sole Agents.
l&3 Barclay Street New York.
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ADMIRAL PORTER IL in about the same cor
dition today as for the past few days, psrhAps
little improved He has gained some ground
since his return from Newport, but 10 In an sx-
tremely delicate condition
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Seeking Judgeships IN GeofgiAs
From the Brunswick tdA. } Times.
Senator Lamb said the lot Of the members
Of the next general assembly Il mot happy
one Just now. He himself il inundated with
letters from aspirsnts for supreme and superior
court judgeships and he supposss every other
member has been besieged the same way.
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w. Nj. SuusrEH & Sons
eI9 PENN. AVE. NV.

HAVE NOW ON SALE ONE OF THE HANDSoM-
Isl LINES Oh DRESS GOODS THEY HAVE Of
TERED FOR SEVERAL YEARS, COMPRISING A
GREAT VARIETY OF NEW MATERIALS IN
DRESS GOODS OF The LATEST IMPORTATIOyS
AND WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
To OUR ELEGANT STOCK OF NOVELTIES IN
WOODEN AND SILK GoouD WHICH WE ARE
PREPARED TO SELL AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN
BE HAD IN THIS OR ANY OTHER MARKET
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED BEAUTIFUL LINK
OF BLACK fAILLE SILKS AT VERY MODERATE
Prices AND OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND
II YOU WISH TO PURCHASE HANDSOME
BLACK SILK AT A MODERATE PRICE YOU WILL
FIND 1T AT OUR HOUSE IN FACT, WE HAVE
NOW on HAND ONE OF THE HANDsOMEsT AS
sORTMENIS OF FINE DRESS GOODS TO BE
FOUND IL THIS MARKET. ALL GOODS MARKED
IN PLAIN FIGURES ONE PRICE ONLY
oIs-5t W. n sHUsTER 4 SONS
T.wALKER SONS. 2U4 10TH ST S.W-CAR
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