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Grover Clsvslama rsstiiisa.

WARRINGTON April -.
After recess OF several weeks the special
house committee charged with the iLvesti-
CATION Of the Ohio ballot box forgery met
Co day to take further testimony. The
only evidence OF importance was intro
auoed In lsster from ex- President Cleye-
land stating that Gov. Campbell had not
even remotely referred TO the ballot box
bill and be did not know Of the existence
OF the bill.
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sarah Aithea ON the warpa,h.
PnrsSo. Cal. Aprsl ss

FMNsNO1 LMIss AFFfl 20
Sarah Althea Terry made Der appearance
In the ofice OF q. q. Sayle, administrator
Of the estate Of David s. Terry, aud de-
manded some money. Sayle said he had
none ON hand belonging TO the estate, but
there were law books that might be sold.
She then went into the adjoining office OF
Caldwell, who 10 the attorney for the ad-
ministrator, and after wrangling with him
she was elected from this office. She re-
turned aud smashed the windows and
made scene. sayle left his office and
she followed. threatening TO shoot him.
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aaIllran will Flsh..

San FnANcEsco. April ~.
President Fulda, or the California Ath-
lesic einb. has received dispatch from .
friend and adviser OF John l.. Sullivan,
with whom he has been conducting corr
rsspondsncs looking to fight betwsen
Sullivan aud Jackson, saying Sniiivan
would accept the clubs proposition after
the Mississippi affairs are settled on June
az nAxk
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A WELL Knewp eitiren Of Dubuque Killed
- tsss 1k~sait ~ = Foolish Quarres.
DumuoUn. April as.--spssials
Capt. Strisf, jr., . saloon keeper, and
ARsnt Cowan, Of the Minneapolis Building
aud Loan association. while riding on Sun
day afternoon, qaarreied as TO which
should drive. and both graspaa the rsins.
In the struggle the buggy was overturned
aud STREET was killed. Cowan was badly
iniured.
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rRonIBITIoN IN nosToN.

i.saasr selling In the Pilgrim City 90 re
Driven Iato Holes-in-the walls and
Growisr Dens.
Hosrox. April Is.
An order has bean issued by the Boston
police force that after May next the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors over bars must DO
stopped. The enforcement Of the Law will
work great INJURY TO al the saloon keep
ers In the city. The hotel and saIoon-
keepers protest, and the former are OF the
opinion that the Law win work injury TO
the hotel busines.
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4 pRorIr-sHARrNG PLAN.
The scheme to Ne rnsreIreea ~ nm riil
nois Steel Company.

nsir steel Cosapany.
CHHcAeo. April -.
The Illinois Steel company, at Joliet, has
submitted to its employees aproposition for
proiis sharing. Vice President Sterling
laid the matter before the men at .
special meeting called 1t the athenmum.
The assembly room was we'll nlled and al
tho officers and supsrintsndents occupisd
seats ON the rostrum. Mr. Sterling said
that after considering the many plans OF
profis. sharing they had concluded TO inn
prove on other systems, which 30 far we're
not unqualified successes. BY pay
ing quarterly premium for faith-
fnl, oonpstant, zsalous and continuous
service Employees would, on application,
receive per cent. for the Escal year, Il
per cent. for the 6rst year Ana a half, and
so on up, par cent. increase for. every six
months tn II reached 5 years and PEI
cent, when IL would remain permanent
This per cent. is ON ths amount o'
wages received, the object being 10 Rel
better work, more Of Il, and less wasts
by trained employees In continuous ser.
vice. MIR. Sterling said ths benefits 81
such a system we're mutual. The cry II
scotland was, Stand shoulder the shoul
aer.s and If capital and labor stood shoul
aer ia shoulder the world would soon se'
wonaerful things. superintendent Petit
cree made some encouraging remarks, ans
the men showed their approval by fonda
frequent applause.
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Approved BY Iowa Grain Men.

CHICAGO April -.
President Baker, OF the board OF trade,
TO day received from President Logan, OF
the grain shippers association Of north
west Iowa, 1T Cornwall, In, copy Of the
resolution passed By that association, APP
proving the action of the Chicago board OF
trade In cutting OF It's continuous market
quotations aad expressing the opinion that
snch quotations are not necessary for trade.
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INbtAAAfuNlKsl Apttk ..
A special from kEnncie, Ind, says;
Yesterday half hundred people in this
city we're suddenly seized with pains and
severe sickness Of the stomach, attacks
continuing several hours. number are
still quite sick, with new cases developing
to-day. Much excitement at first pre-
waited. a. physioians were foiisd In deter
mining the cause. some thinking that the
trouble arose from diseased meat while
others pronounced II la none, the prevail
ing epidemic IN Germany and Italy. AZ
the Abbost house twenty-two boarisrE,
with tho proprietor and vile. are victims,
ali being attacked "A the same time. James
Burgess was walking along the road whsrs
he fell, and laid unatlendsd for az hour.
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DuLufhs ApflE -
One miner was billed and two fatally In
jured ia shaft 6, Minnesota Iron company
mine. al Duluth, BY cave. The men
were AT work when a large mass OF rock
feli on them, hurying them ell beneath u.
An Austrian named Laschance was taken
ons alive, but died IN few minutes. An
ton zalsk and John Domino we're injured
internally and cannot live.
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Union Pacific Finances.

BosToS, Mass, Aprh -
The Union Pacific railroad company has
issued It's annual report TO stockholders.
While the report shows substantially the
same result AZ for 1855. the whole system
shows q comparative loss In the surplus OF
sl07. 900; the total surplus for the year be-
ing 81. las, 900 against 81, ,552, 900 for the
previous year. The whole system OF $3.50
miles shows net earnings of I'll, 900:
increase, s735, 900. The total debt TO the
government December 80, 1889, was $780,
903, 900. The amount to the credit of sink
inc fund in the United States treasury was
$3.50, 900, an increase OF si,047,ooo for
the year.
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TEE Enslisk postal department 4 ad-
vertislng For bids for the carrying OF the
mails by coaches between London and ssv-
erai nearby places. Tho coaches ars 70 run
only at niahs. and 10 take the mails which
now 80 by train. |
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THE MARKETS.
sioux city Awe stock.

r&8H& IVY kN&"~ st.S0A%
SIOUX CrTr, April D.
Hogs Estimated receipts. LOO; ofaefAl
yesterday, a7ai. Markst opened fairly steady
and ss0n dsclined &c Quotations Light. &S.9bs
400; mixea. s3.97lza4.uo; heavy, sA1 Ao6.
Eaffls-- 4Estfma&sd ssealpts so; ofnoial Sat
urslay Bge Shipments. ~. Market quiet ami
STEADY; good grade cattle Ia small demand;
c0n1raun light scrubby stnn vi so lower
Quotatlonss Fat steers. prime. s4s0e
A0B; medium 20 good, ea66aa@i fsedsEs.
ehules eo0to IsI00 pounds, ea.sSAs.xbi Redtum
g sood. aafs 2s0; stoeksrs eholes,
s9.Tas a00; medium 60 good. - ses2 70 sinfsEies.
92k182ts; COWS. sxtrA choice ssIa4A0
medium 70 coed sa6oa170i common 90 infsr-
lpr. s1-eo ass; oannsrs. 7se sl.5s ysarlinss.
ehoicss sasoese.so eommon. si.ess@2 - calves.
semsh Omaha Lave stock.
soUTn 0nAmA. April 90
HOGS Estimated receipts. a5o0; osiciai Sat
nrrday, AU7& Market opened easy; ssiling
a4 slf65AID: bulk mf @A06.
Cattle Estimated FseeiptC. LOO; OfBctal
saturday. l.625; Shipments. ~ eAEa Market
steady. quality common.
Chicaxo Live stsek.
oIlo Hass ssseipss sl eaooa Market slow, weak and
lower. IaFht sAoo0saa; heavy packing ana
x csksis- I nsssIpss. aaooc harkss aaiss sud
steady Bssyns. x3.0B4a; oso1kaxM anu
fevslerx. a. sezss %. erass yex.ns, S4A AAhA
ahssy, Rsealpka, lA,o00I Mazkst auisf steady
20 wssk. Poor to best sAooess.so i&mns.
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The barn belonging 90 HRS. n. A. Per.
aims, corner Eleventh and Douglas strsels.
vas destroyed BY ars thss aftsrnoon. The
Gre was caused by sparks from boahrs.
The loss i covered By Insurance..
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WASHINGTON. April as
The President has approved tbs act for
bridge across the Mississlppi river 81
sonth ss. Paul. Nina, aud ca aea relating
to United States Courts In Minpssota.
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ohlo Isgssinfure Adjourned.

COLUMBUS. 0hid.
The Regular session Of the Ohio >Isgis-
lsturs ms ad3oarned this mornine 90 merit
January.
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PTTFsBuhSs ApxiR -
Another bucket shop failure IL reported
in pittsburg. ]. r. Johnson a Co., doing
BUSINESS 10 the petroleum exchange build
ina, have suspended. The liabilities are
not known, but the hrm say they will be
able 10 pay 75 cents ON The dollar and
probably dollar for dollar. I'he failure
was caused by the steady advance In the
stock market
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DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS.

The highest water In Texas for Fifsy
Ysars-A Heavy Hall storm in Baltimore.
DALLAS. Tex. April T
The most destructive food ever known
In the history Of North Texas is nov pass
ing through the Trinity. The great rain
raised every tributary of II far out of Its
banks and Il rose rapidly and passed the
highest water mark in fiftyyears. In front
OF Dallas extending TO the foot Of Fian-
der's Heights west and TO Oak Clih south
of ihs city. On tbs north oil
residences from hundred yards beyond
Cochran street are submerged some
TO the second iioor and others TO the attics.
No one has been reported 70 be drowned.
All night and all day Sunday people have
been moving 10 higher grounds. The
bac kwater extends far upon the north side
Of the city, while ON the south houses are
submerged a. far up ss Ward street. North,
south and In front Of the city there In o
vast ocean OF water abont forty fees deep,
and IL sfill rising, and viii continue 10
rise until nj least Tuesday. The trains on
eli railroads are not running porth, vest
or south of the city. Washouts are re-
ported all along the lines.
The crest OF the waves lack six feet of
the flooring Of the bridges In the city, but
the Santa Fe and Csntral bridges below
town ara submerged.
The news from the surrounding country
In bad. Tho small bridges have been de.
stroyed by the deluee.
The destruction on crops will amount 10
little, for as soon as the water goes dowr
they will grow again.
Friday's storm extended from IndiaE
territory TO the gulf and from Marshall q
Abilene. There waa not stream that waa
net raised high above It's high water marx
| Al many points there we're hurricanes. ans
| there vas one cyclone. Many houses ver'
clown down, but 20 Tar bat one life Is re
| ported lost.
Heavy Haslstorm as ffalsimsre.
/ wksHxNa1uS. April o.
The signal once furnishes the following
report from the signal observer al Balii
| more:
The heaviest hailstofm on record .
| this station passed over Baltimore fror
the northwest 10 the southeast betweel
s:45 and p. m. Sunday.
| Many thousand windows in the city vsr
broken, the damage being confined mainl
20 ths western exposure. Many runaway
are reported. Some horses aud carriage
were abandoned In the streetss their OWL
era leaving them to seek shelter.
The extent Of the damage IL not yaf "a
oertained. but must have been very grea
A very heavy rain fell with the hail, eieh'
tsnlhs OF an inch falling between 800 an
ap. N.
Many Of the car tracks 81 the foot cf ~
hills are covered TO depth of six inehs
with aoil washed down npon them. III
wind ii s:s5 attained velocity Of thir'
, miles an hour. rapidly decreasing after "a
passage Of tbs storm.
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An INDIAN Messiah.

sT, PAUL, April IS
A lsster has been received by Gen.
Ruger, Of the department OF Dakota, In
Sc. Paul, from Maj. Carroll, of Fort Gus.
ter, Mont, giving the details of q peculiar
excitement among the Indians of the
Tongue river agency IN Montana. The
Indians have been led to believe that q
messiah is soon 10 appear to them. The
Cheyennes and Arspahoes, Of the Indian
tsrritsry, ara greatly excited over the same
matter. II appears that though these In
dian tribes are fully thousand miles apart
they both have the same belief that
savior 10 soon coming 10 them and that he
viii destroy the white people of America.
The Shoshone Indians claim 10 have seen
world over on the whites. II 10 Believed
the Indians have mixed mp the religion OF
the missionaries With the mythology OF the
aborigines. Maj. Carroll has been ordered
TO the scene OF the excitemant.
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Fatal rraE Ar arLwAUKEE.

A Woman and Several ChiIaren Terribly
Injared hy jumping Through the
Planes.
MLwAuKER, April 2A
Fire was discovered In the small frame
honse, corner OF Fifth aud State streets.
Milwaukee. occupied by Robert Rirteli as
grocery and residence. An alarm Vas
given. Mrs. Rirtell jumped from the SEQ
ond story window with child In her arms.
Two other children were in the building
but the firemen succeeded in saving them
at great risk. Mrs. Rirtell, who IL in a
delirate condition, was badly injured by
the fall aud all were shockiugly burned.
The Youngest child, aged 3. win probsbly
dle. The victims are in the Emergency
hospital. Mr.. yirtell is absent in 81.
Louis. The loss 10 the property Is small.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

claI v3sue. ana. t,.srsgarS, u sold rne 90
crsI. ana th1,ss who tso-s1s q ie,sna tl-ai
J. ss--s IL ~ pr.lIiszi v-l..a. ~0a.4 Isei
HAT Ia nog daAs rigRt n t4klng el.a@r
I9Uncg
-EsE tl-ls Esss0n ] sl.Sl Isol1Al.is as~asle
q a. Tie sscEcs O. t14o world ~ ot4er
vrar1S. ] shAu pros~ss'sF deslas - P1blisA .
pAmFAiss Eseezllzss 1ks sacrut. VIA as
eaateuss - . u9sElb>S ~ FSz-,xs efFsz ~
koeiy ~ ms, sae snyssasY ga eay Slss fsz
tysvaU- I've oeL-Is IA Slis ssGy ~ o1s as2
ssy tt.zs ..s las as. mach IN FgEfchss'ns ti'S
ssorsi0 q Ia sh00la - 2E.Ao1e - lll.As aiis
tLtl-s sz--4s.t4e aul ~ ~
Il want b. give t1s se,ral ta the ~orl1
beoa-lse / hSllese that hesly 49, IsogsI 10
skie g. a.lNanuc -lg iurtlcr with &c. llt -
~ fgTslsoE @lsgAs aew thar As ssss tselliF
yaa.rS 49, lelleye tAaf lie honestly -
tiIes a. pro4Uoe = calllaeEllai ols.lua. h.g
hu is unable - do a.. saa g1s secrel oas 4t
nov g. bc glyen ~ tat woTl l& - sbSi scieE
tirc ulea nay enaeevot "a Icrfccl tlle -ls-
oascry lna Sso. .eoo IL tx yoars when
~ss backing hesly, ALa want o. s,t s.l1s
~ that bach nos ] have lol dedldos sea
when shall male the secrci ~ Lie motor
known Ke,oly lad vreek - naGks . 49,
ts-nsast wlfL ma and the tame ssuired
without ny he3ring fro9n hiH III GBuss
stand the collseq u0Dces n0w - ilssiel-
phla hooor1
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

4 short time ago . hunter "a Tie shore
al tic I-aks IL MaiienstSdt, IN SWltEgf-
land. discovered the Lest ~ paif ~ ta0se
destructive birds the "lGDnergs.er .
species q culture lie shot the male.
which sto.d on 4 projecting rook near the
ncst, and thea rAds Als ~ay ctguonsly
GloLg the pre- ,E1t, with = view - tal.lag
the Young binds
lie was close rpou the nestAngs when g.
h.s oonsternaIion TIE mother la.amorgoier
rose ~ from fo,k. fsw Al h,m furlolsly
aad fastened upon his arm le i4a.fr
was in lmulnc-t danger of faliluE Cpln
the ~ - more than 100 ios1 isel0w if re-
naipeo cool cad ser possssso-. and clung
a. the l.i1 far Gear lfe viii cuc hand. lae
ctler belIg poHeg..ss a. t5e Erass oi TIE
vulture
Tartunateiy be had his fowl.nE piece
slung over his slol 1ef Tie reached eau
tiously up placed iJ AGAINST tAe t4le n lie
rock, ald pointed il Gl tAe bro-st of Tie
bird With hls too he esEe-oe N t.lchos
tie ms geer and lucL.ly Hle1 the hammer
-cler. Even tlsh L, was quite uns-l.e a. fnae
TIC lrultures c.csgs fro4a tasar Ec44 co. lls
sleeve and --ll. standing Hs hS clt. Cn tle
narrow ieora where fl u41Ycmeut was
cIfhcuit lD- dangerous. Tie ARA tow which
the Llt cllcg W-s on The si8t leat the
clll, partially supported ly tLe nsst. other
wise the dying sErs sCl-s ~ TIE hammer.
Fe.er must Lave p-Ilel him oowu cpon iAs
roc1s
lie began shogtinG for help. and finally
sucooeled in c---lIs passing slopherl r.
his aid lie was soon leoc from lls Gan
gvroos position, aud carried bone two
young birds - trophies ~ hls adventure 80
Chicago MziI
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Since 1885, Columbia College hss granted
the degree Of bachelor 81 Eyts y women
students, and II 1880 Lar nArd college for
women was established az G hfSDoh 81 TIE
university sysoo-l. with The faculty 81 AS
present oollege a. LaEtruc3ors. Tie oouB-
ell cf ths University % New York has velcd
% ac,nlt wonea 20 ik law school. aud La
elected az advisory oomTaittes u lacisk
with especial reference 70 the adTaisSaOE q
women 10 pursse sdvanoed COURSES Ia the
unly e.sity as ca1oldH1eS for the doctorn-e
OF philosophy.
The circular of Information a. 20 Bsr-
na-d college, Opensd October. S8s, al IS
Madison avenue, shows that u "a 70 be run
on suh3t autiaily tho sazDc lines as those -
the old colleges q the highest class. Can
didntes arc not eligible for admission until
they are Il years of oae. and they DluEi
pass a rigid eEaTninatiOn "a English. IAtia
and Greek grammar ans rsfllre, 50
geography, hist1ry and ulathefa1tios- An
English composition 81 al least 80 vorls
long. on a sub5ocJ selected by The exafuialr,
Is also requisite Befo-o becoming caD.
didzte the glri must present cTedontl..ls 81
good moral character Special coursss are
provided IN botany, chemistry and lie
brew, and the students aTe % epeDd scv-
ersl boaxs n week ia practical laboratory
work--SeW York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

An arrangzpert boxing - lbs ssfs ano
quick smTsying - tise ho9se hes hern
sdptn3 fn one - ths ttrsssnes 81 boetr'ta-
Aooordlug 20 Popular sSasEsoe bsvs. ss
any tiua ~ ssrnply fouo'ling bunsoo In
any ons a thselgtt ho1oy placss tn dEIsr-
er3t us-ts n The tfesfra, sfveusazFn sets a
fo3Fiuq doCrs. iss1 ug - a. may sxiss.
tpsn inultgneolEslT. sc1Ba3sd ~ essctr1-
osi s-y,s-sfs1s lie sxperss - sSs IN
ure~.raers.s y ssi6 - bs~s h-sn oonst6sr-
tbls. bit Il ls'szfs q ssr tksf tfs pusHo
~ s-zyra,is.s tts afrs-tsG, - izfrig a1is
=, fske flsair Ilssguv- WHOM euT cr~sx
n frs sz7S rsrie
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

About e.I5 O'Clock on Tuesday morning
4. y. Wcstacid. a wealthy resident ~ Nov
York, wos fCrye11t1y oonera:ulatlnR him
self on the recovery Of slh0oo, which oaEne
very no0T star ling and soruly tempting
some Palace b0tel cham bcrmG3d On 20
ing 70 bed late Monday night West0aio
placed sis 90 10 bills under tho mattress
of his bed, aud when bo Hrosa Tuesaay
morning shortly before tbe departure -
the oYorland train by the southern rtluto
he forgot thls money IN the haste - his
preparations Tor lsavtng In company With
"a party 81 8oquai ntanoes vita whom be ex-
pcctod 70 make his overland trip.
lie bad jast crossed The RBu0piank of the
serTyboaf with his friends wbsO he sudden
~ turned pele and exclaimed NY God ]
forget sonaethinc" Be rushed back jump
81 iato carriage and ordered the driver
20 hurry him 70 tbeP2lsre When bs reach
ed tbo boftl he dsshed trD % his n0om. ~
servant bad yei catered It, and al wa a.
when hs Jeff lie quickly turned up TIE
mattress and them wa his moDey r1Ett
where he had put r. His safisfsotiOD quite
ovcTbalsnce5 his annoyance At missing his
train and friends and be- did not obleo a
hit a; waiting for the evening tran, which
be took slonc.-Sza raDcisco Chrouicie-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

aaalra. Aa
AEsans 4 issrn FRI, - Rss q - nas1
under cTr nc-lee skss 1-r.SlT vs1f1T
an = - rerT snx}ous - hsTs Pae'y
fffe l'@ua- HsTsar r-zs f1iI ~
0en p erftre rcri55ussS. snd AoTr9rsa
t'e srtpe - unFfnckirg T'Ssiszi'-
1'.'A e - ssaGeS q socie.T - s'sosens
s ar 1ssl rlis fs~ssii-e ho0e1 ~ -
rA1-- s.aaiSser, lt zouhs hsss sesn a. -
szs@1s = 7rs2e-. 81 - >fsz-s-'-sr
- @e-ssz- a-srsesz5 w5~ks tAersfcrA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Tursher-DoTs. ~ tts ss1rT ~ Es-1sr
.@aos IS hsv Sukk1y t--zs ~ -bs~ ~
s--t-re ORE 5sT. sT-snftBg fss kir2
Usn-su rss - n zsciESr u.s1 f1 Fsrs5&
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

a P~Sezfst DsAcooxse FEsSe-1se - FslL
&@@~a EssAsEss ns0~tseES ~ hA4-
ss1s Ftet E.SsS=lss - sac 0isAs-sasr~
ds~~ss Dag ~ Er4zEaFA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

T--s -fgir.sl term ~ oaTTr.Rhf rzins fnf
.--s----essf.f ves~s Wffntn ~ rosr4fs
before sra sas ~ t1at tine tge sut1sff ~
fesiene~. ~ tis wfd0E ~ rttfi-<E me- 80
s1rs rs-seV-a9 frrr 1te f1ri her tern ~ four
fee- rssrx rr.akf ~ fs-7V Vsrvr ~sa-s fr al
Ara braf1-re f1r rsrfswri rEuEf - sccor8~
pane - sEDaoit stefeTueDt ~ cprrlerF y.
81 fte 49, - fft f1bncf 0F - rsls+i On
stfp. in the case ~ 10 keirs, sTld rr7zt
state def rftaI7 ffs 1atf r-Ir r&ses ~ eTfsrT
~ re c~igtrssl crVvvlgnt Aers-tssa-ussnt
- rs1sg1as - - - En zlf vttzfn 49, rsert 80
~ dste - rar.~vs3 ezvdfass4. n s0ros
Devsyspeg, faE four Esskk
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

A Kingston I1An left by VIII hfs INTER
est % hss ~ioy-v y q little eraa1e valued ~
e. 90 to property sftsr hsr degth - be
divided snlrne twelve heirs Tfers igius
q small 1oartRags Cd fiis property s0rs-
elosr4r, procs~ffne-s fslcv-ei. and The oosts
~ court lawyer fees etr made TIE iudc
tDeut f,0d up e. pgs During hsF lie ths
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Both the method sDi results wten
Syrup Of Eigs Is taken: it is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. elssnses the sys-
tem efectually, dispes colds, head
aches snd feyers aud cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of bigs is the
only remedy OF is kiad ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial In is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
10 all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 5oc
snd 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
NAY not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one .Hko
wishes to try it DO not accept any
eubstitate.'
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAF SaxsolSco. cti.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sSa foaH. M