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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08
LIVE CAPITOL rorIcs.

senator stanford His Own sscc~-.or-rss~<
From Commits~e Ressna. DC.
TeiexrHms we're received here to-day srcr,
Sacramento. OIL. giving the Information thss
At the Republican joint legislative osacas heid
there last evening. senator Stanford vss usasi-
mously nominated for reelection 30 tia SEN
ate. As the Legislature Is 80 per cent rcpubh-
can this makes his Reelection on Tuesday, merit
certain.
REPRESENTATIVES noRRuL's norHER plsp.
Representative morrill, CkanL) today reosived
telegram announcing the death Of has ned
mother at her home in Maine. He left ws<h-
ingtcn on the FIRST train in hops 81 rssshing
there In time 30 attend the funeral.
LOOKING AFTER TELEPHONE INTEREST,"
President bryan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Telephone Company Was At the Capitol this
morning looking after the interests
Of the company. There are t~o
bills before Congress which were intro
one-hsf on the telephone rates A rumor that
these bills were being pushed brought Mr..
BRYAN 20 the Capitol in hot haste. Mr.. Bsysn
j. Of the opinion that the present tclepkous
plant &c. and he proposes 20 resist 90 the end
any cut bill.
The electrical commission was represented st
the Capitol today in the person Of Mr.. ho-s-
water.
Yesterday the local telephone company TOOK
the subcommittee II the appropriation ccrn-
miitee in charge Of the appropriation hill sVer
| 10 Baltimore 90 look at the subway system in
vogue in that CITY.
There Is telephone rumor b. the eject that
the telephone committee intends 30 report .
system Of subways for wires in advance OF the
report OF the electrical commission.
DISTRICT RAILWAY INTERESTS.
The railroad subcommittee OF the House Die
trict committee today gave short hearings en Q
number Of District bills. Representative %
| the Rock Greek road the Washington and
Goorgetown and the Georgetown and Teuley-
| town road were heard.
Mr.. L. J. Stellwagen was AT the Capitol TODAY.
representing the Washington aud Western
Maryland Railway Company. for the purpoee Of
entering vigorous protest against the PRO-
posed entrance into the District Of the WISH
ington and Western road.
EX-SENATOR JONATHAN cHscE
of Rhode Island was on the floor Of the seisste
yesterday afternoon and ~a- accorded all the
honors which belong 90 a man who Of his own
voition resigns a seat in ''the greatest aehlsrr-
alive body In the world Mr.. Chace's health
Is much better than il was in the DAYS of his
Legislative endeavor. He IL engaged in mssn-
featuring and IL prosperous.
NOMINATIONS AND coSFrRNArIoSs.
The President sent 20 the Senate yesterday
the following nominations:
ii. C. Pugh of Indiana. 60 be consul at F.l-
ermo; W. NJ Mcknight. postmaster at ChAn-
bersburg, Pa; o. q. Bailey Of Nebraska reg
lster land ONCE, bloomington, Neb.; also .
number OF army promotions.
The Senate yesterday In secret session con-
hrmed the nomination Of r. X. Hill, postmaster
at Crockett. Texas.
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A CYCLONE IN TEXAS.
1t Was 100 Yards Wide and Destroyed Every
thing in Its Path.

1t Was 100 Yards Wide and Destroyed Every
thing In Its Path.
SHERMAN, Texas, Jan. Sat o'clock yester-
day afternoon a cyclone passed about three
miles east of this town, carrying death and de-
struction in Its path. 1t was 100 yards in
breadth and demolished everything it struck.
Several houses were blown down and an infant
was killed and four adults severely if not NOR
tally wounded. John Schmidt was blown over n
barb wirefence Heseized the wires as he passed
and his hand was almost torn of. Household
goods are scattered about for miles. and the
loss is great. Further search may reveal many
more dead bodies, but night coming on put an
end to the quest Of the rescuers. Yoakuin and
other points report u hurricane and high
wind ragged all night with heavy rain. Yoa-
KUN dispatch says: 'About 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon a cyclone passed about two and
q half miles west Of Yoakum, destroying three
houses uprooting trees and carrying away hay
stacks"
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Jan. Section nrm--middling
95.i6 Flour steady. Wheat southern nominal
Fultz, 95a1 .os; Longberry, 9sal03 western steady
No. 2, winter red, spot, 96;ta9I; January, 98ks
81; February, 81 May. 1.e2kal.03. Corn-south.
ern nominal; white, 5lass; yellow, Sass; steamer
81; graded No. = 50; western steady; mixed
IS bid Oats fairly active. Rye scarce and firlner
Hay frm-choice timothy, ll;oo; good to prime
1r.ocafn5c. Provisions steady. Butter quiet-cream.
taton, IS; ladled. fancy, %; do. good to choice
16as0; rolls, fine, l7als; do. fair to good l3a1G
firm. Sugar strong Copper weak. Whisky quiet
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer steady. Re
ceipts-nOur, 13,452 barrels; wheat, 24I2 bushels
corn, 1905 bushels oats, 5000 bushels: rye, COZ
bushels. Shipments flour, 1871 barrels. Sales
wheat, ie,2ls bushels; corn. f6,090 bushels.
BALTIMORE. jan s-virginia threes, Go bid
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 93al00; Northern Cen.
Baltimore firsts, 9sa95k; consolidated gas bonds
Ill u; do. stock, 46aA6k.
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SAILING VESSELS ICEBoUND.

The Severity Of the Weather Causing Suffer.
ing In Northern Germany.
Hamburg, Jan. 8.-The severity o. the
weather here and throughout northern Ger
many is causing much suffering. A number of
sailing vessels are icebound in the lower Efbe.
Many Of them are known to be short OF pro-
visions and there are no means of rendering
them assistance. Twenty ships are now drift
ing about in the ice helpless under the fury
of a bitter Northeastern.
PARIS, JAN SThe bitterly cold weather
prevails here and 10 causing much distress
among the poorer classes. The bodies of three
persons who had been frozen TO death during
the night were picked mp in the streets this
morning.
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Aid Being Received by the workmen From
Trades Unions.

<AAu Aes"S AseretSeu W tne oOfkxncn rTOhA
Trades Unions.
GLASGOW, Jan. S.-Anothsr day in the his
tory Of the great Scotch railroad strike has
opened without any signs of definite improve
naent in the situation being shown. The rail-
road directors have repeatedly announced that
the strike was practically over; that the strikers
were beaten, and that the usual traffic upon
all the lines had been resumed.
These statements were believed ct first, but
now 1t seems that the statements Of the rail-
road officials were not correct In this neigh
borhood there are sill about 6 900 men ont on
strike and, in spite OF the statements made BY
the companies Representatives. the freight
traffic Is not being Improved. On the other
side the strikers are continually receiving f.
nancial and moral support from the various
trades unions throughout Great Britain.
Though the sum received by each striker is
small and FAR from being sufficient to keep their
families free from suffering the aid received
enables them TO keep up tho fight against the
railroad companies. The general public Ia long
ing for some kind Of a settlement to be arrived
at between the companies and their employees.
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THE AMERICAN GLASS COMPANY.
That Gigantic Enterprise May Be Aban-
dened.

That Gigantic Enterprise May Be Aban-
dened.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga special dispatch from
Pittsburg says: It has leaked out that at We'd
nesdsy's meeting of the American Glass Com
panys executive committee in this city action
was taken which means practically the aban-
donment Of that gigantic enterprise. The COM
mittee after much discussion passed a resolu-
ton releasing from obligation such subscribers
to the capital stock Of the concern az might
wish to withdraw.
Pittsburg window glass makers declare that
the combination will not be completed this
year at least and perhaps not at an The en-
tire difficulty has been brought about by the
financial stringency.
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STARTLING MOVE IN IDAHO.
Several Members Of the Legislaturs May n
Arrested for Trading yotos.

Arrested for Trading yotes.
Bonn CIzY, IpAuo, jan a-There are rumors
anoat here Of . startling move to be made In
connection with the recent senatorial
election Section Gas II Idaho
revised statutes declares IL fol-
ouy for . member Of the legialaturs
in return for tho support Of another member
on any question or matter upon which they
be called upon 70 pass officially. It n said
warrants viii b sworn out under the above
section for the arrest Of several MEMBER Of
the Legislature who were connected with The
alleged 6houp- Dubois- McCouusIl combine,
charging them with felopious conspirscy
against The Legislative power.
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The Kincaid- Taulbee Homicide.

The case Of c. E. Kincaid, the correspondent
under an indictment for the murder of Repre-
sentative Vim. p. Taulbee at the Capitol w
shooting him February Is last causing death
in about two weeks, will be called up soon, 1, 10
thought by the District attorney IL will he
remembered that after kincaid's commitment
to jail he was released by Chief Justice Bius-
Dam on S2000o bail, the principal grounds for
this action being the defendants precarioas
health.
Since then Mr.. Kincaid has spent much q
his time at the sea shore and springs endeavor-
ing to recuperate HE health and latterly has
been at his home in Louisville. ny. Reeert
advices from friends are to the effect that his
health has not improved. and there lie ittie
hope that he will be able TO appear for trial for
some months, if ever.
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TO CONTROL THE MARL BEDS.
A Syndicate Being Organized for tho Pur.
pose in Virginia.

pose IN VIrBihlHs
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. ga big syndicate is
being organized to control all the mari beds in
this state. The location Of these is confined
chiefly to the Matatoni and James rivers. MARI
is a deposit composed largely Of shells and is
used as a fertilizer. Among those inter-
estcd in this syndicate are well-known rail-
road magnates and capitalists The name
OF ore Of tie most prominent politicians in the
country is also mentioned in the same connec-
ton. II the movement is successful it will
give this syndicate absolute control of all of
the immense mari beds and deposits in yir-
ginia. If their object is effected the capitalists
behind this project may seek to reach out and
obtain those OF South Carolina and the few
other southern states where it is found in con-
siderable Quantities.
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The Conspiracy Case FaIls.

Lawyer J. II. Ralston, as counsel for Alexan-
der W. Harris and Sarah r. Lewis, charged by
Mrs. Alice Ringgold with conspiracy, rs here
tofore published in THE STAR. appeared in NE
Police Court today and upon motion the waiver
was stricken ont and the defendants were
placed on trial Counsel entered plea Of not
guilty and the witnesses were then sworn. The
court heard the testimony and said that a lin
IN equity would settle the dispute between the
parties in forty minutes. The charge WINS dis-
missed.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NEW PuMrs ORDERED.

NEW PCAPS ORDERED.
Capt LUX has recommended. and the same
has been approved by the Commissioner. that
the public pump on the northwest corner O,
18th street and New York avenue northwest bs
replaced by new pump. Also that the pump
replaced by new one.
PINKEYE AMONG TIE FIRE HORSES.
Pinkeye, that dread disease among horses
has made its appearance among the horses Of
the fire department A good many cases bays
been reported.
NIscxILANRous.
The Commissioners today appointed Mr.
Robt. J. Siemers, an employee of the city pos,
ONCE engaged in putting up and unlocking
letter boxes, an additional private on the police
force, without pay.
CONTACT roa srnrrr wonx.
The Commissioners have entered into con.
tract with Mr.. Waters for grading Hickman
street between LIST and ID and and G streets
southeast 10 the amount Of 5000 cubic yards.
Mr.. r. b. 6peake has been appointed Sunday
engineer at the 0eorgetown pumping station.
The Commissioners have ordered the con-
struetion Of . sewer on Columbia avenue be-
tween Morris and Huron streets st an estimated
cost Of q, $50.
Opon We fecomnenoeuon OF capt Lusk me
Commissioners have ordered the erection Of the
following GO lamps In the Northeast section Of
the city: Three On z street between Est and ID,
two on 3 between Sd and zth, one on between
9Th and Sch, ons On eornsr Of e and sth, four
on bstvesa eth and IN and oas 81 the cornsr
of Z and tn.
Hnxs Exzu.-Ths Trsasury Department -
dscidsd HAT the productions a Ansriean
srsses tsnporariy residing abroad ere entitled
10 frse entry.
I'm RusrAE Damn Who ere holdizg eou-
yenfca n tAis city called yesterday q ~
President and Postmastse oeneral
N direetsszhip a - 1lssaeu's lnsrsnss
cc9peay - esl.a5.s1 b re-sa.stlng A!hHs
q ". aessrd sssstsy, - = = naa.s4 =
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ApDroyed yfntsys

Claret wines. OF all others, should be pure
and j. Calvet A Co.'S fine wines have long beab
the models for connoisseurs. r. de Barry Co
New York. agents. For sale by leading grocers.
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VoUE COMPLEXION. As WELL AS YOUR TEN
u psr. is rendered mis- rsble by disordere liver.
Improve both b taking Carter Little Live Pills
IA IL PKRsONs AFFLICTED WITH DYsPEPsIA
q Or. y. @. b ssseert sossL
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A mild Laxative for eonsepaS5ou A soyereSxu
reane.iy Tor dysper~ss. Tomato "a b : Nut 40
Nsxefabe LAxzfye. Superior TO any r~EDsdy nov o.
the market Tan rycc fer its rodtlve rssulfs Ia
any sneurency. IL correets siisasish ksbis u tbs
toves without prodang deprc.stnx eject losB ~
Tomato Fx Ffvss tons and strsnxsh 70 tn iivur
kSdnsys and bowsss and Is Of tbs ln<st deahttul
and sheervs purgatives nov before The paLlic- For
T. A. BUTTS CO.,
ofl-3us naltlmors. Nd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. e reported by special
wire to Corson and Mafsrtney, 1419 r street.
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AGENT ROVER REMOVED.
What Secretary Noble says IL the Reason
for This Action.

HK WOULD BE ALL RIGHT IN TINE OF PEACE.
But HASN'T SUFFICIENT NERVE FOR THE
PRESENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOBLE AND
PROCTOR IN ACCORD RATTLE EXPECTED.
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MRS. wISsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS wISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHISG. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie, and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and usk for Mrs Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other Kind. p cents a bottle
d15-1y.
NOT ONE INErwENTY ARE PkkE FROM SOME
~ little Iilnlen cauSel by inacton of the liver Use
Carters Little Liver Pills The result viii be pleasant
surprise. They give positive relief
LADIES
Meeting tonic or children that want building MP
- should take
BROWNS IRON BI1TERS-
II IS pleasant 70 take. cures Malaria, Indigestion and
Biliolsncss. Al dealers kcepit. i
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Marriage licenses have besn Issued by the
clerk Of the court 70 the following: u McIn-
tire, IT,, and Barbara A. Robinson Of Prince
William county, Va; Geo. p. Niiss and
Sophie Crowncr; Joa D. Brown and Sarah
Ann Beach, both Of AlexandriA. Va; Frsnk A.
Harrison and Emma J. Barston; Geo. Barrisaer
and Annie Jackson; Goo. F. Msess and johann
nah A. Cotter; Nicanor b. NonaGss u vene-
suela and Alice Gray; Albert 8 Hsllsr ana
Emma Baum; George Lindny and Margaret v.
Byrd, Alhert B. Rahsx and Edith r. 61sels Of
Fairfax county. Va; Frederick johnson and
0eoryisnna Miller; John Beech ard 6tacsy
Toebsrt; Cas- Dssnap aad IAssis 61sW1xk
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F o g
COUGH.
CATARRH,

SORE THREAT
The Solen Mineral Pastilss infaliible remedy.
Convenient active and pleasant For sale by all drug
arisss for 5Or =
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THE FREE COINAGE BILL.
Chances In Favor Of In Hassinx Both
Houses.

REVIEW or TIE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION
SILVER AID THE FORCE BuL-THE UNDER
STANDING BETWEEN SILVER MEN AND DEMO
cRATs-REsnoNsIBILITY FOR FREE COINAGE 10
Bx LEFT WIFE TIE EXECUTIVE.
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A Story Of Barbarian That Comes From the
Northwest.

A Story Of Barbarism That Comes From the
Northwest.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-A dispatch from Winnie
peg, Manitoba, says: The story Of q deed which
rivals in fiendishness those of Massachusetts, in
witchcraft daysc from the Saskatchewan
valley. In last an Indian. Blue
Horn, went Munting and trapping in
the Beaver Hilk, near Fort Saskatcha-
wan, accompanied by boy about eight years
old, the eldest sen Of Victoria Indian. While
looking at his traps one day, accompanied by
the boy, Blue Horn told the latter to return to
camp, while lie continued examining his traps.
On the return of Blue Horn to the camp he was
surprised to find that the boy was not there.
The other Indiana In camp turned out and
searched for the boy, but did not find him, and
finally gave it
Yesterday . half breed from Beaver Lake
named Chas. Deschnaut found in the woods
not far from new Beaver Lake trail and about
seven miles east Of Fort Saskatchewan, the
skeleton Of the child in a standing position, its
arms stretched out and wrists tied to two trees.
He did not remove the skeleton. but went to
inform the father Of the lost boy in order that
he might see il he could identify it as the re-
mains Of his son. From circumstances sur
rounding the affair it Is evident the lost boy
had been offered a. q sacrifice to secure luck in
hunting by Indians. As IL their custom, the
savages had hung about the body bits Of cloth
and tr'nkets to propitiate the gods.
skater D0noGhue Coming to London.
Special Cable Dispstch to The Evening sta,
LONDON, Jan. 5.--Joseph p. Donoghue, the
champion American skater, is expected here to-
morrow, and efforts are being made To arrange
a big match in the metropolis. Plenty Of money
is onered for the purpose il handicap can be
successfully held out
Worlds Labor show Proposed.
Special Cable Dfspstch 10 The Evening star.
LoSpoS, Jan a-There u now every prospect
that the series Of exhibitions that have been
held during the past I've years, not the least
successful Of which was that Of food products,
popularity known ~ 1.-The healthcries," will be
heightened this summer by Q worlds labor
show. One Of the interesting features OF the
exhibition will be the experimental application
Of the cight-hour INV in the actual construction
Of o building within the grounds. al
:Cansds Nay hid for Hawaiian Trade.
OTTAWA, or. JAMS. Regarding heproposaIs
Of Col volusy Ashf0sd In matter a Hawaainn
island trade, Mr.. Foster. douinien finance min
istsr, said: s.Mr. Ashford u mot speaking for
his government, but II We ind the volume Of
trAds Of ths ialaad saf1cisnt - warrant q Ne
Win doubtlsa naks formal proposttioas -
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THE KANSAS sENATORsHIP.
Mr.. Turner's Letter Creates . Sensation ut the
Capitol.

Mr.. Turner's Letter Creates . Sensation ut the
Capitol.
Mr.. Turner of Kansas did not put in an
appearance at the Capitol this morning., but he
was much talked Of in his absence A
very general opinion was that If the letter
in which q bid is made for the Kansas secre-
taryship is genuine he has considerable
amount Of explaining to do. It is
believed that he will rise to a ques-
ton of personal privilege and make some
sort Of defense. tits very serious matter il
he has actually tried to bride any one to pro-
mote his interests as a candidate for senatorial
honors.
Mr.. Anderson of Kansas said to q STAR
reporter today that from what he knew
Of Turner he thought that he did not
really mean to offer a bride, il
the letter Is genuine, but that he wss not care
full enough in expressing himself.
Mr.. Funston said he could not say whether
or not Turner had written the letter, but it
was pretty bad looking thing He did not
think II would have any effect upon
the senatorial fight. He said, speaking of the
contest over the senatorship, that
he thought the republicans could
not afford to desert Senator ingalls,
at any cost. They would have to stand by him
or fail with him. 1t would, he said, be Ingalls,
or no republican.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer John A.
Scot. ordered to the navy yard, League Island,
Pa. Passed Assistant Engineer Jefferson
Brown. detached from the Yantic and ordered
to the receiving ship Vermont Pissed Assist
ant Engineer George Fl. Cowie, detached from
the navy yard, New York, and ordered to the
Yantic. Passed Assistant Engineer Joseph p
Mickey, detached from the navy yard, League
Island. ana ordered TO the vesuvius. Passed
from the vesuvius and ordered a. assistant 10
the experimental board, New York. Passed A.
ststant Engineer George H. Kearnev, detached
from the vesuvius and ordered to duty in con-
nsction with the machinery Of cruisers Nos. z
and B.
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MALr EXPLANATIONS.

MALr PnKr AnArross.
Tyeth's Malt. :5c.
Hoas Malt (EisnerO. 3Oc.
Hofs Malt CTGrrant'sl. 3Oc.
Genois' Matt, &c.
Nichoison's Malt, Joe.
Bss;'s Tonic Malt, &c.
Ale and Beet (SAchs Pruden), 2Se.
Maltine. &c
Maltine In all its combinations
PARK DAVIS & Co. : Malt and all combinations.
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ScRoyuLA.

ScRoyuLA.
ECZEMA.
TErTER. BoILs.
ULCERS. SORES.
RHEUMATISM AND
cATARRu CURED
~ TANNING
sARsAPA2IILA
PUIITTEs.
vIraLIzEs. INyIGoEArEs
AND ENRICHEs
THE BLOOD.
HAS CURED OTHERS.
WILL CURE YOU.
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A NEW PRrvATE 6EcRxrARY.-Col Henri,
Casson was today appointed private secretar.
TO Secretary Rusk Of the Agricultural Depart
menk Col Casson served In lik
capacity while the Secretary wAs gov
erloF Of Wisconsin and remained with Gov
Hoard during his administration.
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W. 9. THOMPSON.

Pharmacist.
nIS-.hn SO3 l5.h ST.
UEOMES WITH PALE, COLORLESS FACES
w who feel veal and DISCOURAGED, vii: receive both
mental and bodily veor BY using carters Little Liver
Pills.
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fnxs Eruu.-1hs Trsasury Department -
decided hat the predictions a Americas
artists ts1porarily residing abroad ere sntitisd
10 frse entry.