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BENT ON MURDER.
Two Chiidrco Killed by Their Drunken
lsrandf,stil~r.

H,vERHILI.. Jan. 4.-Steveu Lapl.ntc.
% Frcnchnnn. whose home is i'm Benton.
has been spending "a few days with his
sons family at Center Havcrhill. To-day
his son aud wife went To- Warren, leaving
Laplante and wife in charge Of their four
children. The two eldest went skating.
leaving the other two home. Some dis
putc in regard to- them.
when Laplantc picked M ham
ui.r and crushed one ht,l. boys
skull. killing him instantly. Laplante
then cut the girl with "a knife and also
dealt her heavy blows With the hammer.
fatally wounding her. At this point pass
cr>-by were attracted 10y the noise and La
plant. was seized in the act of murder
ously nssaulting his wife, whose life he
doubtless would also have taken. La
plantc was addicted to liquor. and in all
probability was under its influence when
the crimes were committed. The muir
,l.rcr il in Jail.
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Sr. PAuL, Jan. 4.-Archbishop Ireland
was interviewed here to-day upon the sub
ject of his reported coming investiture
with "A cardinals hat and appointment as
papal delegate to- the United States. IL.
smiled and said the story was without
foundation. He would know If any Iuor.
American cardinals were tn he created
and had heard nothing of il. Touching
the papai delegate question, he said the
ativisabIlity of creating such an Office was
considered by the vatican some time ago
and decision reached not To appoint amy
delegate.
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>. wi,k-. ssoo,h.. Las, Letter.

RicHMoND, Va, Jan. 4.-The Dispatch
will publish Tomorrow u letter written 10y
}. Wilkes Booth the day he assas>inated
President Lincoln. In il he says: Right
wrong, God Judge. not man, for be my
motive good or bad. of one thing 1 AM
sure, the everlasting condemnation of the
north. l love peace more than life" He
discussed secession. and singularly enough
the race problem, regarding which he
says: This country WAS formed for
white men, not for black" and signs him.
self IA confederate doing duty on his
own responsibility"
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HALIrAN, y. S., Jan. 4.-The steamer
Harlow, from the west coast of New
foundland, reports that while at Bonne
bay a messenger arrived from Flowers
Cove, Straits of Belle Isle. informing the
government that $50 families are in .
starving condition. and that unless relief
reaches them death would certainly occur
from starvation. The steamer was dis
patched. bat owing To ice failed to reach
the destitute harbor. There is vet u pos-
sibility of reaching the place via the west
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NV York, Jan. 4.-On the steamer Al
liaucc from Brazil to-day was Walter
Wright. one of the Brazilian republican
leaders. He said everything was going
"a usual in Brazil. All the natives and
citizens have sworn allegiance to the re-
publican government. He had no doubt
but that exchange would resume its old
rate shortly. The Alliance left Brazil
Dec.inber IL and Para II days later.
Captain Beers said the people at both
places seemed quite happy under the new
government.
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MORE TROUBLE IN AFRICA.
Fighting Deemed Certain by English Gov
ernmpnt Ofiicissls.

ernment Officials.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The government has
received intelligence of the safety of
Johnston, the British consul at Mozam-
biqe. who is travelling through the interior
of Africa, and who is charged by the Por-
tIguese papers with having intrigued with
the natives against the Portuguese. John
ston has pacified Karrangor and sub
sitlizetl Kotakota. and has by treaty Sc
cured Western Nyanza to- the British.
The Portuguese have reac he'd katungas.
ing to British protection, refused to sur
render British hags that have been pre-
scented to them when called upon to- do SO
by the Portuguese commander. The Por-
tugucse thereupon again searched the
steamers and compelled them to lower
ensigus. Fighting in Africa is believed To-
be certain.
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OMAHA, Jan. 4.-rhe Republican this
morning contained an article signed by
Paul yansieryoort. max ing certain charges
against Edward Ro>ewater OF the Omaha
Bee. Tie latter swore out warrants for
the arrest of Nantiervoort and j. -. Will
cox of the Republicans ,on u charge of Grim
inaI libel. Bail was promptly Furnished
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Ia the Hands of - ISeceiver.

SPRINGFIELD, o., jan 4.-General j.
Warren kcifcr has been appointed
ceiver of the William y. Whitley reaper
company, one of the largest manufactur-
of readers. etc. in the world. suits
amounting to S.si,uuD had been filed, whom
tins action WAS taken.
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IN MR.. BRICE'S FAVOR.
His Friends Confident that He VIII win
the senatOrship.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 4.-rhe senatorial
contest was i'm n great measure covered
to-day by the Legislative caucusses for the
selection of officers of both branches. Ii
is claimed quite generally that the caucus
nominations are in the interest of Brice
for senator to the extent that his friends
have been recognized. The candidates
themselves are making no positive claims
further than the Brice men profess them
selves satisfied with the situation and are
not aggressive toward the other can,li-
dates. Some prominence is being given
the NONRESIDENT theory against Brice and
there is some talk of a bolt from the eau
Gus case Brice is nominated, but these
reports cannot he traced to- any reliable
source.
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The Revolution suppr.-...i.

LALIBERTAD, Jan. 4.-The recent insur-
rsction in the department of Cascalian,
San Salvador, has been suppressed. Ex-
Comman.lant General Rivas. the insur-
gent leader. who fled from tire country
has been captured in Honduras.
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Caused ny Di,m.n.. Di-.pp~.ranc..

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-The w. p.
Shaw music publishing company. OF
which missing Bank President Ditman 10
"A large stock hoider.assixued to-day. No
statement of assets and liabilities is AZ
pr..,s.ut % olptaiuabIe.
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Died at Helena.

HELENA. Jan. 4.-Generll B. h. Greene,
.x-surveyor general of Montana, formerly
Of Louisiana, where he held many impor-
taut positions in the engineer service of
tire state and railways. died here to-day
after a, short illness Of Brights disease.
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stricken with Paralysis.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-Joshua {. Knicker~
booker, ,formapy years judge Of the probate
court of this city, has been stricken with
apoplexy and Is not expected To live until
morning.
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skating Race. at Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. Am the skating
race to-day the mile race was won 10y
Pander in minutes and seconds. The
two mile race was won 10y Norseng, the
Norwegian, in q minutes and - seconds.
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Judge nr-wer tn Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 4.-Judge Brewer.
the newly appointed justice of the supreme
court. to-day handed into the department
his resignation circuit judge. He after
ward called ut the white house and paid
his respects to the president.
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DEs MONIES. Jan. A report has just
reached here that there has been a colli-
sion on the Rock Island, between NAL
colin aud Brooklyn, in which seven or
eight persons were injured, but none
fatally.
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BLooMINoroS. ILL.,, Jan. 4.-There arc
nearly ito cases of influenza ut Saybrock,
this county. The doctors kept busy
day and night. There are a great many
cases in Bloomington, but they of Q
mild variety.
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DIED, from Influenza.

LONDON. Jan. 4.-Antlrew Perthes, of
the famous house that publishes the AL
manack de Gotha," is dead. from in
huenxa.
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lsiE Blaze in lsoon~, la.

DEs MONIES. Jan. A.-Fire broke out al
Boone about 10 o'clock to-nighs and
burned the Metropolitan block and seven
stores. The loss is $6O,OOO.
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No War Vessel. sent.

wAsHINGroN. Jan. 4.-No war vessels
have been sent to Colombia, 10 u
learned that the authorities are right In
their position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
Ayers Pills

prove effective
La the sumner Of isss was sent 20 the
Annapolis hospital. suffering with chronic
diSrfhea- While there. became 50 re-
daeea in strength tkat could not speak ard
was compelled % write everything wanted
10 say. ! Was then having sonls Is on %
si9ois per day. The doctors ordered nsedi-
cine that ! was satisfied would be Of 60
h-ta1ft 70 me- I ssd not take IL, but per-
siladed my Nurse 10 get me some Of pr.
Ayers Pills. About two o eioek In The after
noon took sir Of these pals. ami by mid
night hegaa TO feel better. In ii- morning
Tie doctors came again, aAd after deciding
that my symptoms we're more favorable, gave
ne disiefeat medicine. which did rot use,
Dat took io'ir more Of tic pills instead The
Heat day the doctors came 70 see ne. and
Thought ~2s doing nicely. and 20 DID r..
then took one pan day for a week AT the
eisd 81 that time, considered myself cured
and tlat Ayers Pills haA saved my life. 1
was tseu weak. bat had 10 return OF the
disease, and sa!nsd IN strength as fast as
coaid be expeeted7-F c. Llee, Late Lieu..
5alh kegt Mass. Vol. Infantry.
Ayers Pills ale
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STATE aoUsB TOPICS

Kerrescnta.ive-elec, T. +. Callahan Of
Levi t.n VISITED the State House Tue sday-
Governor Burle Oh hasr caive1 between
ski, anil seventy applications for appoint
men, as State Libraria, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Librarian
Holbs
All The official returos of the recen. cleo
ton have BE- "a received a: :hc Secretary os
states office with the exception of uaion
in Krcx coaaty and Whit rviile Plaotation
IN Arcosook county.
Miss A. NJ Could, stenographer in the
Executive Department leaves today for a
two weeks vacation. Miss Mae Crosby of
Watervillo will occupy Miss Goula's posi-
ion during the ls,ter's abs snce.
Prof. Rufus NJ. Jones, principal of Oak
Grove Seminary. accompanied by the pa
pills Of the school, between SO and 30 IN
nnnbe=. n'aAe sn excursion TO tia city
from Vas slboro on she City of Wa'erville
TUESDAY. They visited the State House
fer the purpose CT calling on Governor
Burl.ish at the Capitol. They expressed
/, emselveS a. much disspp at finding
the Governor absent. They were sh)wn
over the building. visiting the addition in
Process Of completion and returned t, Vas
sslbo-n in the afternoon.
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Nr Il. II. Fiacll Of Belgrade was in the
Tuesday.
Col. " r Eusts, Of u sdeld was in
the city yesterday.
VI. j. y bennett Of BAH i, IN the
cit. fora few Day.
Mr. VII Ier.nd en- Of Geneva, N. Y.
was q The al Tuesday.
Mr. c. W CVF.rl Of Bath, was at The
tgga,tl House ,etlay.
iAlor Comm'a,i MR. Matthews went to
rareor. Yesterday afternoon.
Nrs Sieve &c rtia5clphis anl Mrs.
GiIl'su Of winthrop vcre the city yes
,ctlpy.
bu Cross ia 'p niug a week at South
port snl .cinity ia the ,uio,ab'e sport of
Jack shooting
bon J. II. Marley and family rcturaed
yesterday eft raooa from their cottage AZ
ChGHpne, for the season
Mrs /. n. G3ciFia has returned to this
cry after quite long sbsenec, anil is stop
Ping at the Augusta House.
Hon wilism Ntkirson of North Arson,
was calling uron h.S many friends in the
city and a, the Cspsol yessefdy.
MIR H. l.. .cw,t, his entered as stu
d,pt, The 'ae Office Of Heath & Tucll Mr.
Jeweu asr.la2e Of Colby in the class
OF e,.
" ssr'. rcnrcl Of Bruuswick inl Seates
Of SAecsrippa were ia the ely yesterday in
the ,a,er,s,s Of proposed excursion to
Budtoa, Ais
Mr. -. ". wsri, The popular barber,
who has been confined /, his home with
iilrcss the past Few days resumed his du-
tea again, yesterday.
Several ofue Free Bap,is, Society in
,t' city, left yesterday at attend the Maine
Free Baptis, Asscc % Meet at Rargor
and sa'o, tne,e Tsrs Rev. J. d JorlSn
ami Mrs + DAVIS.
MIR Edwin ). Burt of tbs city. m 'mtcr
OF Henry G Staples CsmF. ) Of Y No
-. has btea spFoi ted as si!e-de camp to
Col. \ {. Clou 'na7, No. d.yisi5n, S Of
V, vitb lhr rack Of "a Lieut..
To- 70 l. " rg z, at,cpeh I'm thi' ely
vii probably join the pat which lel'ss
Boston mex; Ssfu,lay fer CariiG, Teaa
C5l N.v i Chs.e Col c L Morton,
I'll. Lynch E.q ~. ?. WASH. +. W.
fisi.ied sud E 6 STIR.
Gan. John Harper, ef Lewiston, mem
her of Govrrrcr iigrisieh's StiG. hiss many
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KennebeC Central R. R.


On ami after August lsi trains VIII run rs fol.
lowr
leave Randolph 200, Hoo \. NJ, 800, 40,
= n Arrive AT National Home; .25 li.23
A. VI, 3 q, ar,M
LraSu National Home No 4. NJ, leo, $40,
> " Z II Arrive At Randolph go A. NJ. Ia
80. > InF NJ.
a. accommodate people wishing % attend the
bard concerts at the National Home, SUNDAY
afternoons. trains viii l"at, iutnivlph ut 90 and
i.l1 =. NJ, each SapH9t UNA l1rther notice.
Leave National iiUin" tt 10 and h.ih T., ".
q A 1 \ y ny --LLL.-LLmln nj
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BY All Odds

Tie most generally Useful ressc.n. ID Ayers
Pills As q remedy Tor the various diseases
q he stomach, liver. and bowels. these
Pits have 10 equal Their sazar-eoa:iae
cansss them rot oniy 20 be EASY ard
Pleasant to take, sut preserves their uiedi-
eiaai integrity in al climates and for any
reasons5ie length OF time. The test family
medicine, Ayers Pals are, also. Unsurpassed
i9f NE use % travellers, soldiers. sailors.
campers and pieneers- In some Of the
most critical cases. wien all other remedies
have failed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

TIE oldest rysi len; of Augusta passed
away Sunday in the death Of Mr. Barismin
Nes man at the sse OF % ,eus, months
anil - dsys. Mr.. Nermsn wSs born IN
Ellsworth bu; passed much OF his life in
Kenreb,, county. Ia early life be fol-
lowed the se,. whaling. ard learned the
trade of q ship carpenter. In the war of
1872 he VAS stationed ct the Maine coast
aud saw 8, distance the battle between the
Enterprise sal B5xer. He retained his
fscultie. unimrsi c' till within Eve hours
of his &c "a.
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Waldo.

Following are the resl estate transfers in
waldo County for the week ending Sept,
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Produced from the laxative sni nutri-
tious iniee Of Calf rnts figs, combined with
the medicinal viz uss If 9lsuts known TO be
mos, beneficial 20 the human system, scis
gently. On the kidneys, liver and bowels,
styse;uallv cleansing the 5 stem, dispelling
colds sad headaches, ard curing hsoitual
co,stin,t;cn. oeslsti& lmfolrn
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Borr,.


In Augusta. Sept. 50 TO The wife OF Charles
uasi3Seli, s0n.
II~t1At-S-
In Dresden Nils. TO Mr.. ard Mrs Joseph Head
!, tie tvt9 sous weighing Il sna ios-
Ia Whiteheld, sept %. to the vile OF u ID.
Palmer, Son.
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T
Fred : Rarrows, Norwood. to Joseph J French,
co, Mary A Cleveland, Camden. to { T Drake.
Na;ick Fred \ Csrle Belfast. 70 Nars p Pendie
ten do. fllra Franklin, Natiek. to Frank J
P,ase. 10: kolc-t French. stockton. 10 Charles
Hamilton. Sear-port. Reuben + Herries, Belfast,
70 Elfov z MichSels. do, W moody, noutviilt',
to la " fiukhsr. do: Prank W Patterson, Bel
fast. to sophia W Har;shorn. 10 l. eser, Mont
VILE 10 Icpnie stevens. co: Allen stephens,
yyna. to L a Kicker, Nonrvi3r, Samuel Smart,
f'ertIssd. to I.aae kendsh, Providence Helen
VI wentworth, waldo, 10 Arthur >helaep, 90
n ] wvmau. Re,ftsf. 10 Critchrll >ibley & Co, do
John n Lane, searsport. % t,eo A carver. Brook
hr.NY. vary X Mathews. Lincolnyile, TO Mary
Ats ihurlaw 10. Jessie ] Priest. Sorthport, 10
!, a /, 4 kred. fhi.adelphiA-
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3a,iruans & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement OF Trsirs IN Effect Juae
S9th, 1890.


,'rsil further ue;iee trains leave augusta a.
iollows,
come wEST-s.N 4. NJ. 70. Lewiston,
Heeslsni. Portland. Bostan and Montreal; rs
\, NJ. for Hallewe,l, Gardiner aud south Gardi
nc', y 30 ami lu-ss A, VI. tcNprecs, for Lewiston,
taImingien. Rowland. fvriand and Boston. ii.td
\, NJ, and is.a 4, VI for Nsllowru, Gardiner and
*, har,iincr. SID nm, for RsunswiaL, Bath, Rock
land, Portland, aud Res3cn AS tcxprcssl Port.
land and Boston, 6,t5 y. NJ. ias tallowcli, Gardi-
nef aud South Gardiner, y .oo I. ", might Pull
mani for Lewiston. nstN, Portland and Boston
COINS EssT-e.la A, NJ. (ntsht cxrrrss) for
skcwhcean, bangor, ilAr tfarlor. ~. stephen,
St John and aroosiDok Iouetv; pos A. NJ. Tor
Waietviie. and skowhegar; ga l.. NJ. texprcssN
10Y NatVtNiuV, Newport, bower, Fn>croft, Han
gos ami liar llaraet. s.a T. VI. tor wsturviiie,
Skn~heean, Belfast peSter, Dover & toScroft,
oepty and al .,Or N. Tor Natcryille. sun
~ NG'' "'' ''' "''''''''' ana hANs'F n
iho S.gA' Pullman fsEios yea q ah way every
nieht, AiudaSs Included, hut not to Skowkcgsn
On Monday nctn,nss. or TO hclfast and Dexter,
'r b'i ond hahgof. excepting 10 liar iiarbof.
the dag rNprcss trains going Easi at 2.4i T.. VI.
nd West At lea A. NJ, run daily, Sundays In
giadtd, between Boston. kar ,isrhor and ~
'u'n.
Accom- NOTATION TRAN Ter Augusta
loaNte South Gatllncr, 6.a5, 1850 a. NJ, 1890 and
i.AS u. NJ, tIsrdturr, d-A. 100 A. NJ, 20 ana
rs !, NJ, tiHiloweli, CIV and ma A. NJ. liz
Ana iEpf T.. VI.
1hroueh iicscts 90 California and all points
NckCf aRtnt. Apgusta, the only Office selling via
81 ropics ami checking all baggage tree 81 cS.
pensr.
PAY SON TUCKER, Vice Pres. \ Gcnn Manager,
+. +. BOOIHBN. Cent raas, aud Ticket Ag't.
Portland june nth lspo
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13
A Tale with q Moral.

A special six inch gun has just been
made at the naval ordnance foundry at
Washington, and the ordnance officers
are tickled half to death over the fact
that it has been constructed in fifty-two
days.
1t is small gun, as guns go nova
days, and II wouldn't be worth much
for defense against first rate power.
But if such a power should attack us it
would take at least fifty-two days to
make another one like It,
And in fifty-two days from the declara-
ton Of war foreign feet would have
bombarded New York and Boston and
Baltimore and Charleston. and sailed
away again. In these days nations don't
wait year after declaring war before
beginning TO fight.
The obvious moral Is that we must
prepare for contingencies while there is
time and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bulle-
tin
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13
Tapped u Volcano.

Intelligence has just reached here Of a
remarkable phenomenon five miles west
of Goodland, l. t., and about thirty
miles northwest of this city. Some time
since white man named Charlie Good
ing employed an Irishman named Mike
Duhaney to dig a well on his place. A
depth of sixty feet was reached at
noon. After noon Duhaney started
to go down to resume work. When
about twenty feet below the surface he
screamed to his assistants above to haul
him out quick, as he was burning up.
He was pulled up in an unconscious con-
dition, and it was two hours before he
revived.
The poor fellow was literally blistered.
A coat which had been thrown across
the windlass was scorched till it crum-
bled to pieces. The rope was also burned
until it fell apart People of the neigh
borhood are much puzzled over this
freak of nature, and many are greatly
alarmed. Others take more hopeful
view, and believe that it is natural gas.
No scientific investigation has been
made, but it looks as if the internal fires
of the earth are about to find an outlet
at that point in a geyser or Volcano
Paris (Tex.) Cor. New Orleans Times.
Damocrat
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13

The defeat which the Republican party
met at the polls last Tuesday was one OF
the most general and complete it ever
suffered. To be swept at one fell stroke
from, the full control of the National
House to the depleted and pitiful minor
ity to which it is now reduced, is an ex-
treme of i'll fortune which neither party
has often experienced. At superficial
glance it looks like wholesale condem-
nation of the Republican party and the
principles upon which the issue was
staked. The enemies OF protection are
not slow to read in this election the COM
ment of the people on the Mckinley
bill, and Europeans innocently believe
that the people OF America have given
to protection the everlasting No.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13
A Strong Woman.

Empress Frederick would become a
powerful factor at court if she remained
long in England. Her influence has been
successfully exerted with the queen to
induce her majesty to allow the Guards
band to play on the east terrace at Wind
sor castle Sunday afternoons. and she has
also obtained the queens permission for
Princess Beatrice to make a lengthy tour
abroad. The queen has always indig-
nantly refused to allow the band to play
on the east terrace, where no music has
been heard since 1861 until the other day,
and Princess Beatrice's annual attempts
to obtain leaves of absence for an expedi-
tion through Switzerland had invariably
failed, but the Empress Frederick sue.
ceeded in both cases, and some people
now predict that if the empress should
happen to come over next year about
Whitsuntide she will be able to get the
queen to patronize Ascot races London
Truth.
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Hay Fever Preventive.

DR.. William Thompson. Of Fourth
avenue. is hay fever victim, and suffers
terribly about this season every year
Before the 10th of August in each year
he lays in five or six dollars worth of
medicine. The fever was two or three
days late this year. but after calling on
Frank Calhoun to exchange notes, and
hearing him sneeze. DR.. Thompson be-
gan also He has invented a device
which he thinks will eventually save
him the yearly infiiction, but he didn't
have it perfected in time for this season.
It is Il padded steel spring, or clamp,
which, fastened on the nose, prevents
the entrance of the pollen of the rag weed
bloom
The doctor caught this idea from wit
Messing prize fighters whose noses were
like those Of the heather gods the psalm
list talks of-they smelled not-being
rendered useless in the business prose
cuted by the pugs. The doctor thought
that if prize fighter could breathe per-
manently through his mouth there was
no reason why he couldn't during the
short time Of the reign of hay fever
Hence the nvention.-Pittsburg Dis.
patch.