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Another case-ThIs One In maine.

BUoKFrELp. April 10 loFThis FII morning as
the train on the kumiora rams q Buckfeld
engineer detected something on the track
ahead, The brakes were applied and the
train stopped Just as it reached the point. 1t
proved to be pile Of stumps, and rail, SO
placed as to block the track The switch
reaching the place party Of men had been
passed. and word was sent to Canton. The
fellows admitted burning the switchman's
shelter: before an officer could be found thew
left on the Gilbertville road, and have not
haan % anturad
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AT THE STATE COLLEGE.
Getting Ready to Spend the Money
ApproprIated bY the LEGISLATURE.

ORoNo, April 10.-The trustees Of the
Maine State College met today. The MEM
bers of the board present were General r.
b. Shepherd, Messrs. Haines, Atwood. Al
den and Moore. Hon. Fred Atwood present
ed resolutions in memory of Hon. William
81. Strickland. late president of the board of
trustees. Mr.. Alden presented resolutions
in memory Of Hon. Rufus Prince, also late
member. General r. B. Shepherd of Show
hogan was elected president of the board.
81. M. Estabrooke was chosen professor of
upon his duties in August. Arrangements
were made for advanced work in the depart
ment of horticulture and landscape garden
ing. In the afternoon arrangements were
made towards building an engineering hall,
dairy house, water tower and foundry, for
which the legislature made appropriations
during the past winter.
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. April
10th, taken at p. M. 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind. state of the weather;
>, Boston, 46', s, cloudess; New York, 42o,
K. cloudy; Philadelphia. 44o, Sc, rain !;
Washington. 58o, Sc, cloudy; Albany, AGO, S,
cloudy; Buffalo, 800, Sc, cloudy; Cleveland,
62'. Sc, cloudy; Detroit, 520, W, rain Chica.
60, AZ. 6., SW, ,cloSodyi St. Paul, s6o, NV.
460, Nv. cloudless; Bismarck, 44o, W, cloud.
less; Jacksonville, 6S'. Sc, partly cloudy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-11
The PIay-off Match.

The first games in the play-off match be-
tween the Young Mems Democratic and the
Young Mems Republican Clubs occurred
last evening with the following results:
BILLIARDS.
Lunt. Y. M. R......100lSmall Y. M. r. Forfeit
Coyne, Y. M. D...... ool
POOL.
Ospood. Y. MI 49,. 30 Alden, Y. M. ..6o
Bu1terfeld Y. M. 40 Foster, Y. NJ R.....,.4S
WHIST.
Chase and Fletcher, SWEET and Wright,
YM. .D...........6OI Y. M. D...........,.5 80
Lewis and Kelley, Y. otnTgis and Hill, Y.
NJ R.............zSl NJ. h...........,.AS
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ROME BEGINS TO HOWL.
The Italian Government Said To Be
Ready for Non-Intercourse.

ROME, April 1o.-It is reported that If the
United States Government does not answer
the Marquis ImperialPs note by tomorrow,
Mr Porter. the American minister here, will
be ordered to leave Italy, and the whole Ital-
Ian legation will be recalled aud Italian in
terests left in charge of the British minister.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-No information
could be secured In official circles here to-
night relative to the report from Rome that
Italy would close all direct diplomatic inter-
course with the United States unless a reply
was received tomorrow to the last message
OF Premier Rudini on the New Orleans incl
dent. The Rome despatch was shown to
both the President and Secretary Blaine to-
night. and each Of them returned word that
he had nothing to say on the subject 1t is
known here that Secretary Blaine has pre-
pared an answer to the message of Premier
Rudini: The fact of the preparation of Sec
retary Blaine's reply is not we'll understood,
but 1t Is stated moreover that the Secretary's
letter was submitted to the president and
his cabinet, and was found to be satisfactory.
In view of these circumstances, 1t is assert
ed with considerable confidence that the let
ter OF Secretary Blaine has already been
sent to Marquis Rudini, though whether it
was communicated by mail or telegraph is
not known.
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Small Pox In waterbury, CT.

WATERBURY. CT, April 10.-A case OF
ment this afternoon in the family of Mrs.
Robert Sheedy on Baldwin street. Miss
Ellen Delaney, a young lady lately arrived
from Westfieid. Mass, is Ill with the disease
at Mrs. Sheedy's house and the place has
been quarantined,
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The Browning Readings.

1t was great pleasure to the audience to
find Mrs. Bellows sufficiently recovered to
give her reading from Browning yesterday
afternoon. The pieces selected were from
the "Heroic," and were given with much
taste and expression. The next reading will
given next Friday.
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A CoFrectior.

In an article on Evergreen Cemetery yes
tesday 1t was stated that the Increase from
the cemetery fund Is about S2,5Oo and the in
crease from the sale Of l)ts $4,000. That was
typographical error. 1t should have been
the income In both cases,
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cIfta Eronn Miss cIapp.

Thursday afternoon Miss Mary J. T.
Clapp sent TO the trustees OF the Maine
General Hospital check for $1,000 In mem,
ory Of her father. Hon. A. w. ii. ClaPp' ana
one for 81, 900 to the trustees Of the Female
Orphan ASYLUM.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE-0n fremont,
"A Street, Boston, first class meat, provision,
FISH and oyster market fine location Sid casb
good proiits, rent low. Will sell fixtures ana
stock or fixtures alone; must sell Immediately,
owner has to leave on other business Inls Is a
great bargain. Price for whole outfit only $400i
terms Yer easy, Apply TO S. X. AMES, lib SOUTH
MARKET ST., Boston, Mass. 6-l
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

The brick house pleasantly situated
at l2O FREE STREET. This house is
in frst-class condition, with all the
modern improvements. Large pleasant
rooms. Hot and cold water. Enquire
OF E. N. PERRY, 16 Free street.
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American Association.

The following game were played In the
American Association yesterday;
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louls...........0 o o 2 o 1 o.
Cncinnatis.........2 o 3 3 o o Xii
Base hits-St. Louis IL CincinnatIs, H. Er
I0rS-St. Louis, b: Ctnclnnatis, A. Batteries
Neal and Bayle; Dwyer and Kelley.
Athletic Washington and Baltimore-B Boston
games postponed on account Of rain.
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E'oh SALE=A desirable and substantial brick
a n nS0use, with modern conveniences, situated
4n oaIeton streer containing eleven rooms all in
r; nne oruer; sun all day; lot contains about 5000
square ieet; this property will be sold low, and
sI1t 1eu.ato possession given; terms of payment to
Su,S; SInc,, Apply TO JOHN +. PROCTOR, Centennial
N. OIL
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AGENTS WANTED.

IUlNTUn-Agents to sell the Plnless Clothes
uANlED Line; the only line ever invented that
holds the clothes without pins; perfect success
Whom the exclusive right is given on receipt Of 30
cents we will send sample line by mail; also cir
cHars; price list and terms 20 agents secure your
Line Co., IL Hermon Street. Worcester Mass.
OctS "~oom
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

RodnLED MILK = Warranted strictly pure
have hos,,s hrls Hne all parties that would like TO
* I3r 8nnnren or invalid people, can be supplied.
j. D. "AhD' Highlawn Farm, Deering, Me.
81
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DICYCLE FOR SALE-The latest and best
ID wheel for Boys or Girls, the Queen City,
Drop steel frame. Also one New Mall Safety"
used as sample, good as new. To be sold at a
discount. q. l.. BAILEY, 263 Middle street. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-11

EOR SALE-40 thousand rolls all new, spring
IL Styles wall paper at half price 10 close out;
we are going South; closing out business: room
paper 4c roll; borders J C a yard; gold paper
cheap. C0LESW0RTHY'S Book Store, 80 Ex-
change street. go
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ReInforcements Pushing Forward.
Thlrteen klIIed-Iwenty Woundad

ZANZIBAR, April 10.-An explosion oc-
CURED today in powder magazine adjoin-
ing the Sultan's palace. Thirteen persons
were killed and 20 wounded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-11

Western PennsylvanIa and Ohio coal oper-
ators are making preparations for the strike
of the miners on May LIST, and claim to be
ready for fight.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

for property in this city or vicinity, farm In
Windham; cuts twenty-five (25) tons of hay; (;
buildings frst-class. Excellent farm in Deering |;
cuts fifty tons hay. For particulars, call on
JOHN G. and +. II. COBB,
311s Exchange Street, Portland, Maine.
feb27 dtf
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Eok SALE-The Burton farm, situated on the
n Gray road. between Gorham village and Lit
tie Fsils consist ng of storyand-half house, barn
aMSxlo, AZ and other buildings, all in good repair;
mas 10 acres, equally divided into tllage and pas
lure; lure; cuts 40 tons hay. Apply 10 JOHN F. PROC
TOR, 80 Exchange street. 9.l
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE 383 SPRING STREET, residence of
~ the late A. D. Brown. Lot contains $500
feet running back to Clifford street, situation un-
surpassed; premises in good order modern con-
yenlences. Apply to BROWN & JOSSELYN,
I'll Commercial street. or to s. w. THAXTER,
Gait BLOCK. mari 3dlm
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MONMOUTH, April 10.-Burton A. Moore.
son of Charles l. Moore of Monmouth, was
killed Thursday morning at Milwaukee.
Wis, on the Milwaukee Lake Shore a. Vast
ern railroad. No particulars have been re-
90, uad vat
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ZOE sALE121s Story house, 2os Vaughan
ST., near VESTS. on horse car line. for two
families, rooms for each, two bath rooms nice
ceilar furnace, bay window, lot 6Ox1OO, sun ali
Gayi GH MI u pe SOLO at good investment n s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-11

Il Milk and Stock Farm, Gorham, Me-. near
Normal and Graded schools T. o., churches, r. Il.
station; 70 acres grass land, good buildings,
CARD, $50 Middle street, Portland, Me.
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yNO LET-Five rooms 141 Oxford street, Sl2;
Il five rooms 20 Boyd street, $11; whole house
Al Stone street, SIG; nice store near Union Sta
tion, fitted for an apothecary; location good; rent
reasonable. L. o. BEAN & CO., 40 Exchange
street. II
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EOR SALE-A three and a half story house,
contains lS rooms large lot; suitable for a board
ing house or light manufacturing; two stores can
be put into the basement; good Investment; must
be sold. N. s. GARDINER, Oxford block. 81
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EoR SALE-Safety Bicycle. 1890 pattern, In
Apply Room IA, Jose Building, Exchange st. 81
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WANTED

"ANTED--Are you aware that we pay full
w cash value for Old Gold Jewery and worm
out or useless Silver, old coin or platinum? s.
al
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Water from Beneath sahara's Sand.

PARIS. April 10-A despatch from Aran
says that an enormous reservoir of watt r.
12O feet below the surface, has been discOv-
ered at El-G0lea, small caravan station in
the midst OF the Sahara desert. The reser-
voir was discovered while number of work
men were engaged In sinking we'll at e.
Golea.. The shaft sunk already gives 40 GAL
Ions OF good clear water per minute, and it
is expected that this amount can readily be
increased should 1t be found that large
quantity Is necessary. The discovery is Of
the highest Importance, and will undoubted-
ly tend to develop the caravan trade Of El-
Golea, which Is one of the stopping places in
the Sahara desert, Of caravans which travel
across that region. This Is the first time
water has been found at so slight depth in
the Sahara.
Reinforcements Pushing Forward.
LONDON, April 10.-A despatch from the
Viceroy of India confirms the news that
Lieutenant Grant, on April 9th. repulsed
1000 Manipurl natives, armed with guns
Reinforcements are rapidly pushing forward
The MiIanzai continue to resist the authori-
ties. and are erecting stone breastworks
Fourteen OF the British were killed and 27
wounded.
in-chief OF the Manipuri forces who was
Killed In the engagement referred to In
thursdays dispatches, and not the usurp-
Ing raJah. The latter was executed by loyal
lists after the massacre of British forces at
Manpur.
Thirteen KlIied-Twenty Wounded.
ZANZIBAR, April 1O-An explosion oc-
CURED today in powder magazine adjoin-
ing the Sultan's palace. Thirteen persons
were killed and 20 wounded.
Foreign Notes.
In an address presented to Lady Zetland
and Miss Balfour by the Clare boatmen, ref
erence Is made to the diversion by unscrupu-
lous politicians of the funds sent from
America to relieve distress.
The. Toronto, Ont, Board of Trade has
passed resolutions fav0ring the establish
ment by the mother country Of an import
duty on food products from other nations in
order to secure the English market for the
colonies.
The latest Chilian advices state that Gull
lermo Malta, Chihan minister at Buenos
Ayres, has declared allegiance to the rebels,
and as a consequence has been publicly de-
nounced as traitor.
A despatch received by the Dominion Gov
ernment from Sir Julian Pauncefote, the
British minister at Washington, states that
Secretary OF State Blaine has fixed Monday
october 18th, as the date for commencing ne.
gotiati0ns between Canada and the United
States on the reciprocity question.
sion,. which will inquire into the relations
existing between capital and labor and int
the cause of strikes and the best means Of
preventing them, were announced in thu
House Of Commons yesterday. Michael Da
Wits name was not on the list, and TN
omission Will be made the subject Oh an at
| tack upon the government.
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The President has appointed Lorenzo
Crounse, of Nebraska, to be assistant secre-
tary of the treasury, vice Gen. Bachelor, re-
signed.
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TO LET.

HOUSE TO BE LET-Pleasantly and health
Ii fully situated at west end 1928 Spring ST.
good grounds and fruit trees and nefghbOrhood
unexceptionable modern conveniences. hot and
cold water, plumbing the latest and best. also the
drainage with perfect fresh air ventilation.
furnace heat on first and second floors, plenty of
window screens, as well as outside windows
Interior can be viewed at any time within week
on application to BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a Ex-
change street. 81
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NOR SALE-All our 30 and 80 cent book prices
IL cut 10 % cents; paper covered books 40 per
cent discount. TO close out; ch ldrens illustrated
books half price; Maine in the war; price now
$3.50. COLESWORrHY'S Book Store, 80 Ex-
change street. 9-2
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 10, 1891.
8 A NJ | 8iP M.
weather Observations.

Mean daily ther....42. 8 Max vel. wind. ....l2 SW
Maximum ther. ..53.5 Total precip...
Minimum tber.....31.6
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FOR SALE.

The property at Al Thomas Street,
consisting OF 5S26 feet Of land and Queen
aged by fire. The plumbing in perfect
condition. House can be repaired at lit.
tie outlay. For particulars see F. HI.
KING, 1913 Commercial Street.
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On the Phillips g. Ranpe,ev.

STRONG. April 1C.-A fine new train for
the Phillips & Rangeley railroad has Just
been received and placed on the track. The
arrangement for night Pullman service to
Boston is practically completed. The night
train from Boston, 1t is expected, will reach
Pennington at 7.30 a. m. Returning 1t win
leave that place at 7 p. m.
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grippe, April 2, at Brighton, Mass, Mr..
James Jones, aged n years, months. IA
days Mr.. Jones was born In Lebanon, Me-,
and until within seven years lived at the
homestead In his native town. He was a Sc
part Of the legal and probate busines, Of hls
neighborhood, and his advice In important
business matters was widely sought and
highly priced
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Farm for Sale.

Tfi,i Shob @ on 80 yo Steriv SIDE I
of the road, containing about lab acres with one
story frame house and two barns thereon; about
25 acres is wood land, the remainder tllage under
a high state of cultivation; there is good or
chard, including about go young trees just coming
into bearing, and well of excellent water near
the house; farm is well watered and cuts about Go
tons of hay and has pasturage for about 20 head
of cattle; this is one Of the best farms in Scarbor
ough. For particulars inquire of WALTER B.
NUTTER, on the premises, or of LOCKE g.
LOCKE. 180 Middle street, Portland.
ap8d&WlW
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NOR SALE-1o sets Charles Dickens novels,
II Illustrated. 10 volumes, published for $500.
cut price So; Scotts novels, IL volumes, illustrat
ed, published for $1,000, cut price now S5; Ma
cauley's history of England, volumes, cut price
now 81. COLESWORTHY'S Book Store, 90 Ex-
change street. 9-2
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WANTED.

CITY OF wESTBROOK,
WANTED Immediately good reliable man
w and his wife to take charge of the City Poor
Farm. The Overseers of the Poor will be in
session at the Mayors office, Odd Fellows block
on Saturday the 18th inst, at p. m. to receive
applications for the place.
Per order Overseers of the Poor.
ap7d5t e. NEWCOMB, Chairman.
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FOR SALE

T5OR SALE-In South Buxton, the Foxwell c.
Il Deering farm of 200 acres, tlllage, pastnrino
and wood land. cuts so tons Of hay, well watered,
good buldings; well located for stock or milk
farm; near railroad station, post office. scbooi
and church; terms reasonable. Address a RI
DEERING, South Buxton, Maine, 10s
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Lewiston's Missing Man.
Especial to the Press.

Especial TO the PresS
LEWISTON, April 10.-There is no clue to
the whereabouts of Frank A. Brown, who
has been missing for week, and intense in
terest is felt by people here in this case of
mysterious disappearance. The mayor has
offered $25 reward for any information con-
cerning Brown. The missing man is 35
years old, a painter by trade, and has fam
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EOR SALE-40 children's carriages, from So
II to s35; all of the latest styles; prices abso-
lutely the lowest; workmanship and materials the
best we carry the most complete line In this city.
L. ID. CUSHMAN & SON, 205 Middle street.
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Saw MlII Burned at springvaIe.

SANFORD, April 10.-Hutchins Brothers
steam saw mill at Springyale burned last
night. The loss is $500. insurance $4,000.
Cause unknown,
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Try a Bottle. No Benefit, No Pay
REMEMBER It'll
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., BELFAST, NE.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND. ME
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NOR SALE-30 elegant children's carriaoes at
Il S9.S7 each; upholstered in red and blue silk
Or wire wheels; at l. ID. Gu sHMAN &SoN. 2c5
Middle street. 91
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THE WEATHER.
Light Rain Today.

The followingi is the forecast Of the weather
for Maine: Light rain Saturday; southerl
winds; stationary temperature.
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contraband Ardent Captured.

CANTON, April 1O.-Two men from Lewis
ton with team transporting liquor were
halted about midnight by Sheriff Barrows in
front of his residence at Canton. They at
once accepted an invitation to stop in the
Canton lookup. They had three kegs con-
tanning 25 gallons of liquor. The sheriff took
his prisoners to Norway for trial in the af-
ternOOn,
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EOR SALE-A lot Of land, 116 feet on Congress
IL street by 100 deep, with the buildings there
on, in the most central part of Libby town; let's
for $43 per month; will pay 10 per cent. Inquire
OF A. G. LIBBY & CO., 421a Exchange street
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John shuman Arrastad.

RocKLAND, April 1O.-John Shuman of
Waldoboro was arrested here today on
charge of adultery and bound over in $500 to
the September term of court. He has fam
ilY In Waldnhnrn
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sagadahoc County Offenders.

BATH, April 10.-The grand jury found the
following indictments: Two against man
named Morey, one for larceny and one for
receiving stolen goods; one against Mrs. Mo
rey for larceny, and one against Arthur B.
Perkins for assault and battery on John Il.
Blaisdell
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresrott are
!heepers Of Tho Government Lighthouse
'nf sand Beach. Mich. and are blessed
with daughter tour years old. Last
April she was taken down with Meas
- followed with dreadful Cough
oud turning into Fever Doctors
ot hcnr and st D-trost treated her.
ept IA vain. she grew worse rapidly.
untd she Vas = mere handful of
bows. Then she tried DR. Kings New
Discovery and after the use af two
ond a half botfles. was completely
eared They say Or. X nx's New Dis
ecv~ry - worth It's weight IN gold,
y>t yeu can ges srisi bottle for 10
exnts at Peek Brcs.s drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

n you are ret feeling strong ard
oeel<v. sFy Electric Bffters II la
Gripps'' has left ysa weak and weary.
Ne kfectrie Bitsers Thisremedy acts
Hrc<tly en- Liver. Stomach and Kid
o<ney< gently aiding ths~ organs 20
uerform their fnnctious. r. yoa a~r
afflicted with Sick Headache. yea ain
Md er~cdr sad permanent relief by
Nakux Electric ritters. one trial win
0eoavsne> ron that this u ths r~snessy
ron n~~d. Iarxe bottles only sec ar
Eeck nro~s drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

Sweet cider. Ohio hickory nuts. rice.
hop corn, new wslnuts and butteruuts,
{0rsnberries. Iingon berries. Norsk an
ohovies for . little money as
kffIEAy's tspocrRy
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The soft glow Of the tea rose 10 ac-
qu3red by Isdles who use Pozzonfs
COMPLEXION Powder. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

176 WEST FULTON STREET.
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON is iss EARr!l
MPoNT OF ECONOMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HATING CAPACITY

by EXPERIENCE ieatnind Ventilation
thee
and
fall to
nd
sfor5 of
We
believe better Fornac made s good and we leave
when We have Placed them and our aod We know
surface furnace made and
Builders Hardware Paints ols aud
Building
Doors and Windows Gasoline and Olstoves
r. C. RI.AKEI-Y Il CO., w. FULTON-sT.