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SILVER MEN AROUSED.
Republican Senators Who DO Not Like
Elections Bill Tactics.

Republican Senators Who do Not Like the
Elections Bill Tactics.
Senator Teller voices the sentiments Of the
silver men in saying he has a strong suspicion
that the election bill is being used to keep
down silver legislation, and that Senators who
are pushing the election bill have in mind the
prevention Of anything that looks like free
coinage.
Senator Teller said today he would vote now
to displace the election bill, but some Of his
colleagues in this matter thought it better to
give their opponents little more rope. The
Senator said he proposed to move to lay the
election bill aside some day next week unless it
was sooner disposed of and he was confident of
success in his undertaking.
NO." said Senator Teller, Eve have not re-
ceivcd any proposition from the democratic
side Of the chamber, but We know that there
are enough free-coinage democrats to make
our plan a success Every democrat will help,
because, while some Of them do not favor free
coinage, they are emphatically in favor OF
shelving the election bill"
I'VE silver men are becoming very nervous, "
said one Of the western Senators this afternoon.
1--WE cannot whistle while Rome is burning; we
must lend hand to put out the fire."
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-CottOn dull-middling,
ga. Flour dull-Howard street and western
super, 3.a:i do. do. extra, s.tOa440; o.do fam
n.y. +5Oa50; city mills, Rio brands, extra 5.U,a5.
winter wheat patent 503a5.5u; spring do 5.3GaJ.
do. do. straight 5i'si525; do do. extra I.3,i4 %.
Wheat-soufhern steady and firm: Futz, 95af0O;
Longberry, soilDl; No. 2, g!}S; steamer No. .,
red. by; western firm: No. 3, winter red. spot,
W; December, sc January, sIifa31L: May. lu3ii
ai0.-4. COrn-.outhern active and easier: white,
5Sa5sh; yellow, Sa5SAi steamer, 55l,; graded No.
2, ssh: western easy, mixed spot ssh; wear, So
asked January, D! Nas May, 81 ,aJ i, steamer,
~. Oats inacf.ve-pHgradcd southern and Penn
sylvanra, JlaJeis: do. western white, 5la5lk; do,
do mixed, 5ca5Jk; graded No. 2, white s.; do.
good u prime, 1saT9: common to fair, I4aIC
Eay steady-cnoice timothy. lD.50aiI 90; good "a
prime. 9.jJAn.0o. Provisions quiet-,ness pork,
Old l.jl. new ly.0D; bulk meats, loose shoulders
81, long Gear g. clear rib sides q; -pickled
shoulders, q; sngar-cured smoked shoulders, Z;
hams, small, 1888, large 1904; lard refined, IN.
Butter tirn-creanery fancy, ~ do. fair 10 choice,
good 10 choice, ieaai; rolls fine, l6aiI; do. fair
10 goood, isal5; store packed, loaic. Eggs, nrm
strictly flesh, 3; ice house, u. Coffee dull
Rio cargoes fair. l9k: No. I, IN Sugar quiet
granulaicd, 81. Copper steady-rcnned laila
i4T. WHISKY very active and strong-i2iAixa
Freghts TO liverpool per steamer steady-coit0n,
9sc; Hour, lss; grain. 4d.: cork for orders, 2s-s
bushels corn, 2a~s bushels; oats, A,oOO bush
els: rye. 9.ovo bushela Shipments-nour. iI,sSs
barrels; wheat, 4.Uoo bushels corn. $500 busheis
Salcs-wheat, sS0e0 bushels; corn, 34,OU0 bushels
| BALTIMORE. Dec ia-vlrainia threes, es9a
| a. Cincinnati, Washington and baltimore nrsss
| . asked: consolidated gas bonds. llSslllk; %
sock. <sSA<G
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Nor A CExr Is II FoE Us.

But THOU SANDS FOR YOU.
We mus: OF tEI, Iriidn2 Cn or before jan
uary l.. 1881, AM CTR stock OF PINE READY-MADE
CLOTHING. HAIS. CAPS AND GESILEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS must 20 ie:ore We do-hsrce
the following prictS.
LOT 4,5s5, FANCY SUITS For MEN. $40
SUIT.
LOT 4,GG5. ALL-wOoL CHEvIoT SUITS. s6Os A
SUIT.
LOT 4.s1r DARK GRAY CHEvIOT SUITS. ALL
LOT IGs.. BEAVER. WEIGHT SUITS. FULL IN
DIGO. Ss.-yi A SILT.
LOT 47a-. ALL-wOOL CAsS. SUITS, D. B. COATS,
So - SUIT.
LOT :sjiO. NOBBY SUITS. SILK AND WOOL,
COMBINATION STRIPE. 5000 SUE.
AFULL LINE OF HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS
ANY O>E OF WHICH WOULD Be CHEAP AT SIC.
AkE NOW OFFERED
FULL DkESs COsTs AND VESTS.
go ~ So IS q f f GoS S%' hS S WINS flnshsd
STORM COATS. Lon 3l2s. 80, REDUCED TO
STORM COATS. LOT 3Gss. $40; REDUCED TO
In ::lao. BLUE CHINCHIIL.A OvERCoATs.
LII ~. Bl,ck BEstfE ovERCoATs. s1a5o;
EEDI CID 10 e. -. -
oykkc0aTs. RKaJLAk KKTAiL PRICE. sI5.5o;
caMi BE 81 IL Jersey ovERcoATs. REAL BAR
GAINS Al SIS, REDUCED 10 eats.
BolS' OIERCOAFS WITH CAPES. also Up
BOls, SHORT PANTS SUITS. 81 80 UPWARD.
Lots 1901 ii NM hsie ' rIS1f r.
Strictly awool Plaids. regular retail price, $3.50;
$50 A PAIR
Now We ass BEAN i ' BoSBs Esnfs5 that the
HarnlsGsly over our heads or til.t the
Got the q. Il. a. THE F3niS OF the PEOPLE,
lHTs a5EPP 965H P2TsS aif
bIAhPED - CENTS APIECE,
co Al ~ CESls A DOZEN.
UnlSunlered S.Irts. BOsoIns and cuffs of 200
linen -thei<OIIi Muslin nforced front and
l~k. Patent continuous stays, ieesl sussets
THKiE SHIFTS FOR 81
MEMS HALF HOSE, REGULAR RETAIL PRICE
5JG :kFDgCED 10 lOC. A PAIR
IAPi.sSED AUTOMATIC wIHE BUCKLE SUS-
si =, 4 NDEkWEAK REDUCED To &c. SCAR
LEI AND SAfI RAJ. WOOL EVERYTHING ELSE
NIlIE PROPORTION.
THE kSiFE HAS DONE ITS WORK AND NOW Is
YOIE TINE AND OPPORTUNITY TO REAP THE
LIVE POSITIVELY DECLINE TO SELL ANY
GDODS TO THE TRADE DURING THE CONTINU-
AsCE Or THIS SALE
VICTOR L. ADIFR'S
TIN PEE CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
HATS. CAPS
AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
W and 20 1th 81. n w. Mass. ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open evenings anil q O'clo~A saturday evening
unfii u ociOsk-'ii alter the hOild3ys.
S1-fOE SALE AT \ GREAT SACRIFICE FORTY
FOUR FEET OF NV SHELs ING Ten DOVE-
TAILED COUNTER DKAWEf. THREE GLASS
Hal SAsEs AND OSE Lon or SOLID OAK
TABLES ,iS
THOSE UNHAPPY PERSONS Who sUFFEI
IrVn and ay sp~Isa should use Carters
LIVE Nerve Pills, made eAlressy too tins class.
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NO NIGHT SESSIONS YET.
But Beginning Next Monday the Senate w
Meet mt 10 O'clock Each Day.

But Beginning Next Monday the Senate VIII
Meet ut 10 O'Clock Each Day.
In the Senate today u compromise was
effected with relation to the time of meeting
and adjournment. The notice served by dem
ocratic Senators yesterday that ii night sessions
were held they would insist upon the presence
of quorum, rendered some Of the majority
Senators less anxious for night sessions. The
compromise resolution provides that, begin.
ming on Monday, the Senate shall meet at 1C
o'clock in the morning. No provision for night
sessions is made, but one may be held wheneve,
u majority of the Senate vote for it.
1t does not appear at all probable that the
additional two hours each day will be con.
sumed for long time in the consideration Of
the force bill.
IMPATIENT FOB FINANCIAL J.EGIsL.ArION.
The western Senators are growing more i'm.
patient for financial legislation. The suspicion
is gaining ground among them thai some of the
eastern men who are insisting that the force
bill shall continue before the Senate ore
more interested in having it in the WY Of
silver Legislation than they are in the measure
bill anyhow, the silver men are annoyed by
this suspicion. They are determined to clear
the way ON Monday or Tuesday for financial
legislation.
THE PREsIDENrs ANXIETY.
It 10 understood that the President, having
the double interest In the matter of wanting
the elections bill TO pass and not wanting to b.
forced TO veto free coinage bill, has had some
very earnest talks with the party leaders, trying
to impress them with the idea that ii will mo-
do for them to violate their own consistency
and at the same time to disregard his recon-
mendations mnde in accordance with the pro
gram
Tho silver men, however, are not much dis
posed to regard the President wishes - to tn
elect1pn bin, inasmuch a. he does not agre,
with them ON economic questions.
The politics there il for them h that which
affects the economic Affairs OF the country, anf
they do not care ct IN for the force bin excsp,
- get u out Of their way.
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SHE Is 4 NIHII.IST.
The Surprising Discovery Regarding the
Russian Privy Councillors Niece.

LONDON. Dec. 12.--1he discovery that the
niece OF the Russian Privy Councillor Ivanwski
is nihilist has placed that dignitary i'll a most
embarrassing position. especially it is sus-
pected that the young woman il the person who
succeeded in causing appeals to the car for
constitutional reforms to be placed on the
tables in tine private apartments of the imperial
palace. 1t is suspected that Olga Ivanwski the
lady in question, made of certain facilities
gained by her free access to her uncles offices
TO carry ont the designs of her fellow con-
spirators. and the councillor, though himself
above suspicion. has retired from the active
pursuit of his official functions and will proba-
bly, resign. He is director of the holy synod
and has enjoyed to high degree the confidence
OF the car.
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for jury service, only
three Of the sixty drawn
not having been found.
Then on another book
were the names of the
jurors already on the
panel. The clerk has to
keep quite q complicated
account of the jurors, so
as to be able to tell at
once just the status of
each case. Yesterday
three of the jurors ac-
cepted by the court were
challenged and the reg
ular panel was exhaust
ed. When the court
adjourned there were
alarn,, ,,,.n ~ <ha ha~
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ENJOINING BODNIN'S PAPER.
War Continued Between the Rival Managers
of Omitted Ireland

of Omitted Ireland"
DUrLIs, Dec. 12.-It coming to the knowl-
edge of Mr.. Leamy, who was appointed editor
OF T..ited ireland by Mr.. Parnell and other Par
nellites, that anti-Parnell edition of that
paper would be issued today from the Office
of T. ID. sullivan's paper steps were
taken to secure an injunction against
the Notions publisher. The court granted
tie writ prayed for restraining the publisher
CT the N0itOE from issuing the edition in qucs-
ton. Notwithstanding the issuance of the writ
the forbidden edition made its appearance this
morning. 1t contains an article written by Mr..
BCdsin. vino Was acting editor OF tho paper
during the absence in the United
States of Editor William O'Brien. and who was
deposed from his position by Mr.. parnell when
he first seized the paper on Wednesday. The
article Is addressed in O Brien's name to every
true lover of Ireland the world over and de-
ciarcs that the sole alternative now il Parnell
or home rule and home rule is impossible under
ParnCii = leadership.
rarnell edition of the paper was also issued
from the regular Office, No. 80 Lower Abbey
street 1t quotes Il legal opinion justifying the
seizure of the paper by Mr.. Parnell.
SEIZED At TIE PISTOLS POINT.
A wagon loaded with copies of the anti-Par-
nell edition of United ireland WAS driven to the
Kingsbridge railway station today, it being
the intention to load them Oh n train
for distribution in the south Of Ireland.
As the wagon drew mp at the station
two men, one of whom had his face covered
with a mask and the other with drawn
volver. sprang upon the vehicle and compelled
che driver to proceed with his load to the Island
bridge. When they arrived upon the bridge
two men flung all the papers into the Liffey
river.
MICHAEL DAvITT AT KILKENNY.
Mr.. Michael Davitt arrived at Kilkenny to-
day. \ great crowd met him at the station.
The reception accorded him was of mixed
character. one faction loudly cheering the one
armed editor while the other responded with
Kisses and groans and counter cheers for Par
nell.
THE Police INTERFERE.
An attempt was made to seize second load
with the pa ecs which was standing at the en-
trance to the depot and it would probably have
proved successful had not the police interfered
to protect the driver. Under their guard the
papers were loaded UPON the train.
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THE REArroHTIoNME BILL.
The House Committee the Census Fasors
Basis OF $50 Members.


Ba-is OF $50 Members.
The reapportionment bill. based on a repre-
sentation of 356 members of the House Of Rep
resentatives, as originally proposed by Mr.
Frank MO-. was favorably acted on by the
House committee on the census and il will be
reported 90 the House today or tomorrow by
Chairman DunnelL
The agreement to report the hill WAS unani-
mons, although Mr.. Holman and Mr. Tillman
reserved the right 20 vote for different num-
Der than $50. The only vote taken was ON a
motion made by Mr.. Holman 20 iix the number
NJ 332 anc IL found no second.
Mr.. Illlman Is in favor of a House composed
of five or six hundred members and a SENATE
OF SIX members from each state. and will prob
ably make speech in support of his views
when the reapportioEment bah comes up. he
made a strong speech in committee when Ia.
matter WAS under discussion. and u4clnhors say
his remarks will certainly be interesting. The
bill viii Ice brought up an the House at AN early
day.
If the claims of either New York city or
BROOKLYN with respect to the census should he
fayorably acted upon. the House will be in
creased by the necessary additional representa-
tlOn-
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OPPOSING CONVICT LABOR.
The Detroit Convention Asks Southern
States to Give 1t Up.

states TO Give II Up.
DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 12.-The convention of
the Federation Of Labor this morning sent
greetings to the Farmers Alliance convention
and 20 the international labor congress at Brus-
sels. The Legislatures OF Georgia, Kentucky.
Tennessee and Alabama will be asked to forbid
convict labor in mines.
Support was pledged 20 the painters who will
strike for eight hours on MAY next. Congress
will lie peti;ioned to forbid United States en-
listed musicians from competing with free
musicians. The convention decided that only
bona fiGle members Of trades can hereafter be
delegates.
A motion TO make q new executive council of
four, leaving the officers, except the presi-
dent out of il. brought out lot Of talk. The
old officers opposed the motion as liable to Grip
pie the president. The amendment was lost.
The bonds of the secretary and treasurer
were raised to 5000. 4 new section of the
constitution providing for IS week strike
benefit for five weeks for such local unions as
pay in a per capita tax of cents a month is
now under discussion.
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MICHAEL DkvITT AT KILKENNY.
TIE POLICE INTERFERE.
Much Havoc Caused by storms,

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Much havoc has been
wrought by storms ON the southern coast of
Europe. especially around Sardinia, in which
vicinity eleven persons. are known to have been
killed and fifty injured. while many vessels
were wrecked and a number of houses shat
tered. A dense FOG prevails on the north Ger
man coast and tbs English mails. due yester-
day, have not vet arrived in Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-12

Ex-senator Thos. W.
Palmer, president of
the national worlds
fair commission. and
Mr.. Fred w. Peck and
Representative Butter
worth of the Chicago
local directory Of the
Columbian exposition
called ut the White
House this morning and
had a short consulta-
ton with the President
in regard to the fair.
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OFF TO KILKENNY.
MT. Parnell Leaves Cork and 10 Heartily
Cheered on His Journey.

MI. Pafnell Leaves Cork and 10 Heartily
Cheered on His Journey.
Coax, Dec. l2.-At O'Clock this afternoon
Mr.. Parnell drove in an open carriage to the
railway station, where he boarded q train for
Kilkenny. He was cheered all along the route
to the station. He will arrive at Kilkenny al
$50.
The bishop Of Ossey yesterday advised the
electors Of Kilkenny to select their ballots in
their coming election according 70 the dictates
of their Conscience. He himself and the
priests Of the diocese in which Kilkenny
Z situated are supporting the canvass Of Sir
John Pope Hennessy. Mesrs. Power, Mahony,
Dalton, Redmond and Fitzgerald are IT XII
kenny and are working in the interest Of Mr..
Vincent scully, the nominee Of the Parnellitss:
The clergy Of the parliamentary divisions oz
North Cork and Easf Limerick are actively en-
gagged in organising public opinion against Mr..
Parnel. Aprisst q Mitchsl!stcwn tore down
. number Of placards that had bean posted
about the town calling On ~ psop,s . mp
part RaFnsll-
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MARRIED..

ALBTNSON-MURPHN. "Wednesday. De,eDs-
her 10, lssa, az the ~; Dominic parsona,e by tse
Rev. Father Dinihan, JAMES T. Al.BIN sOk ana
MARY MURPHY. both of Washington. DC.
NoORE-JONES. On Thursday evening. Decem-
her H. 1ss< at O'Clock w. 10y the Rev. DR. ielt
man. pastor Nit. Vernon Plare Churrh. a. tie
DEF of the bride, Cart. JULIAN a.. MOORE and
Mir. JULIA W JONES. nee Snoot.
STIEFEI.-NOoNAN. ON "Wednesday Deceribcr
10. lSN. az the residence Of the bride lE. ti-.fh
street northwest. hy the Rev Father r. Ryan. Mr.
CHAS. l.. SIlEFIL 10 Miss MAEl {. NOoNAk.
both of Washington, DC.
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Asking Damages for nm Arrest.

In the Court in General Term today the cass
of Fairfax against Smith WIS argued. tn,
plaintiff had been i'm the employ Of the drfeu-
dant and the latter caused plaintiffs arrest %,
the charge of larceny. for which grievance
plaintiff sued. J. Med. Darlington appears for
plaintiff and Messrs Cook and Duval for de-
fendant
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ENGLISH BUSINESS HURT.
Effect on Foreign Trade Caused by the New
Tariff,

Dunap's Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BRADFoRD. Dec. 12.-The owners Of the Man.
bingham mills have been compelled to reduce
the wages of LOO weayers in their velvet de-
Iartmont from 20 to 25 per cent in consequence
OF the dirninution of bussines occasioned by
the Mckinley bill.
1t is stated on good authority that the Sir
Titus Salts Sons Company has decided also on
account OF the passage of the bill, to begin the
manufacture of plush in America. Indeed the
chairman of the company will sail for the states
next week. It is understood that he goes to
supervise the establishment of the new con-
Germ.
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MURDERER DAY NEAR HIS END.
Although He Will lie Hanged He Shows
No Eear.

WELLaSD. OSr.. Dec. 12.-Arthur Hoyt Day,
who il to be executed here on Thursday next
for wife murder, has been visited by his
mother from Rochester. this being the first
time she has seen him since his ar
rest. The prisoner docs not ap-
pear to fear his approaching DOOM
and says he will walk firmly to the scafIold.
lie yet holds slight hope that he will escape the
S;gllows. No irterviewers allowed to see
him. and he is kept strictly isolated by order of
the sheriff. 1t il Thought that he will not make
confession.
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A FIGHT AMONG MINERS.
A Master Workman Of an Assembly Shot In
a Dispute.

CINCINNATI, Ono, Dec. PA telegram from
Monongahcla. W. Va, says the situation among
the striking miners is growing more serious
hourly. Late last night desperate fight
occurred. in which Jamson Hall, master
workman of the Miners Assembly. was shot and
instantly killed. Hall had gone with q number
OF strikers to persuade party Of men TO leave
their work. They refused to do and the
strikers assaulted them. About thirty men were
engaged in the fight. Hall was shot through
the heart by a nan named Jinkins, who es-
capped, but hundreds Of miners are looking for
him. He viii be lynched il ought. There is
no prospect Of 9 settlement Of the troubles
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Senator Palmer Talks EncOuragingly Of II,
PrOspects.

ALL PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS REQUIRED HAVE
BEEN MADE AND THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
ASKED TO MAKE HIS PROCLAMATION SETTING
THE DATE, ErC.-EvERYTHING HARMONIOUS.
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HE WISHED TO DIE.
Murderer Blanchard Preferred Hang
ing to Imprisonment.
THE DETROIT LABOR CONVENTION
Interesting Matters Abroad De.
scribed in Special Dispatches.
AMORNING TRAGEDY IN PARIS
THE NEWFOUNDLAND QUESTION.
Lord Salisbury Has Received No Reply to
His Proposals.

His Proposals.
Dunap's Cable Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
LONDON. Dec. 12.--No definite answer has vet
been received from the French government re-
gardinS the proposals made By Lord Salisbury
looking to the settlement of the Ncvfound-
land question. Various suggestions have been
made by the prime minister that would result
In tine extinction OF French rights upon the
northern and western coasts of the island. but
without success. and the complications in
which the matter IL involved seem rather to
increase than to diminish the negotiations
advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-12

1T IL Best TO BREAK Up A CAT.RRHaL CON in
its early stages by using Dr. ID. Jayncs ENpcctnr.
ant and thereby save yourself much risk end
misery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-12

'CHEY MAKE ONE FEEL AS THOUGH LIFE WAS
i worth hN4Dy- Take Ons Of Carter Lite Liver
Pills VIII r,iieVc iysje sa. aid olg,
uOE. g1Ne tome am yi.-ur to the system
~ EURALGTC 1 ERSONS
And tx truIis-l resulting from
care OF Oy-Twvrk will ue renewed uy taxing
BROW 'S IRON BIrTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
4
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FAX Luses

Nsy be made to do good service through long life Sy
tndsrsous use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. The sims
Of weaknsss shcrtness OF BREATH" Pains IN the
cf,<s and back persistent cough. feverisbness and
r.vsnr Of blood All either OF these symptoms may
tuticate weak lungs and should have immediate at
teukspn-
II have been lifelong sufferer from weak Iuncs
sd tn used Ayers Cherry fectO-al, scarcely
ever fes from couyh. This medicine always relieves
my couch and strengthens iun2s. ether nedi-
ctns ever did. have induced many OF my acqua.nt-
snees the PICTORIAL in throat and lung troubles
IL has always proved beneficial, particularly in the
c,ss Of nv sonin-lav 1!r. Z- A. snow Of this place.
VINO WIS cured by IL Of severe cough. Mrs l.. l.
CLOUD, Benton. Arb.
II have had lung trouble for about year and
hsvs tired many different remedies. hut nothing does
mo 30 much good A. Ayers Cherry Pectorrl heartily
necommend this medicine. CYNTHIA HOIiR, Esr-
moRy. NJ
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DASoERous Use Or SrRosG PUs.
GATIyES.

Most pills and puryaves which art quickly upon ths
bowels itste and often destroy the coats Of
the stomach and bowels. Indeed their cafharfic aon
is directly caused by the irritation of the bowels which
they produce. Their action should he soothing and
stiunlatns instead Of Irritating. continued use Of
such remedies produces chronic Inflammation Of tho
stomach and bowels. This often ends IN dangerous
disease The Of the genuine imported Carlsbad
Spruel Salt is highly recommended - an speF1ent.
laxative and durec because its action Is due solely te
lts solvent and stimulating proI~ftles ~. ~
Beware inliiations. Dr. Toboits lecture on Carrie
Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents Barclay st. New York
GoopYEAn GossAMERs GIvEx Gratis
would cause too great a rush. and have deter
iSf c e ais sss CLOS IM iD
LADIES' Chester, 81, 55;
L-a'y f.s Sssii EeFiaa;;s ss g saso.
Mems Fine Msckintoshed Doabie ana snxis m.
ts caPe ooA sat. 2, irG PM, :? , Up; ovso are
and wear longer than any other make.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY. 300 9TH ST.
MELVILLE LINDSAY. MsnAler. nl4-a
" selbys previous toths hcid.ys. 81 Miss, spsinr
S ss a ap 81 GENTS veivei sippsrs. Dc. and ~
& n:::H IA Tf Sssa q {. g b s%:
schooi shoes nom DC. up, Boy overcosss sed
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