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A MARKED CONTRAST.
.Mr. BIaine's Notable Reform of
the Consular Service.
NOT A POLITICAL MACHINE
To Further PartIzan Ends, rs 1t was
Under clevelaud...How 1t is Ben
citing the Country.-.Ncws
From Washington.
special pispalet b Ne lasellqene.t.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Ono one appre
ciates so torcibly as United States con
sul what the agitation through the
Pan.American bureau has wrought in
the way of preparing for an enlargement
Of our markets abroad.
A consulship is no longer a ainecure.
Secretary Blaine has imposed upon these
men-who are now in reality CONNER
cial agents, instructed to enlarge our
markets abroad-certain duties which It
is believed will have the effect OF fnd-
ing an outlet for our surplus farm pro-
duce. II will be remembered that dur
ing the last two and O half yesrs OF Pres
ident ClsVeland's reign the consult In
all British ports and many other coun.
tries were nothing more nor less than
free trade writers. II seemed that the
State Department was for the time sim.
ply engaged in bolsteEing up President
Cleveland in his work for free wool and
lower duties upon II not frsa entry tor all
raw material aud the necessary articles
OF life. The consular reports TONED
with FREQ trade arguments. Those writ
ten BY consuls to tariff countries at.
tempted TO show the failure Of protective
tariff, while those from Great Britain
argued in favor OF free trade-showed
how large the wages in England were
and how well the living Of laborers In
comparison with figures affecting the
common people Of this country.
One may look through the entire list
OF consular reports Issued under secre-
tary Blaine aud be will find not a line OF
this matter. 0nr consuls are now tell
ing American farmers how to produce
sugar from beets and cane; how TO grow
and cure iruits, produce silk, wine and
other articles OF value, and where to cell
their surplus. None OF them have be.
come teaChers Of political economy, aud
doubtless the effect upon our markets
will soon bs felt.
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A nrrsr,sd Ml,n,. SOFT.

FaERPORT. LIS, Jan. SO-A decided
aepsation has been created in Carroll
county by . suit that has been Gled by a
lady who claims to be Mrs Geo. Thorn.
ton, Of EOgland. The bill sets forth that
she was married in EDgland to Geo,
ThorRtoR, Yho left her and came to
Canada. Thirty.6ye yesys ago Thornton
moved to Carroll county vita the wife
he married in Canada nnd three children
were born. The parents both died few
years 40 end au estate valued at S40,.
100 was equally dIsiID1, Now suit has
been brought by his 9rBt wife and the
heirs in EOgland and the case Tillicome
up for hess!pg in the March term OF the
Carroll county Circuit Cont.
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nnrlIs stilI AlIre.

NEwpEpN, Ill, Jan. So-Harris, the
faster, is still alive after tairty.thrss
days fastiug. He demanded food last
night, but 1t was refused, II was after.
ward learned that he wanted TO gorge
himself in the hope the set would prove
fatal. Morphine was given to aLlay his
pain, and be requested that he be given
a Big doss that nc might never awake.
His Temperature is W and his pulse
reuisters 81,
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MIR DOCKRRY EXPLAINS
Why He Did Not Want to leopard
b. Camsron's Chances.

CamSFon's Chances.
.wAsnISoroN, D o. Jan. So.-Reprs-
sentative Dockery, Of Missouri, appeared
before the silver pool committee aud
said that inssmuCh IS he had when last
on the stand given his testimony with
out suflcient deliberalion, he desired
briefly to restate the reasons why he did
not wish to testify until the day after
the Senatorial election in Pennsylvania.
The Force bill was at that time pending
in the Senate. l was desirous that II
should be beaten. The attitude OF nearly
every Senator in respect to that measure
was very generally understood except
that OF Senator Cameron. The election
OF his successor was 10 take place on
Tuesday and the committee was to have
met the previous Saturday. 1t was not
known that II Cameron was re-slected
he would vote for the Force bill, but
his attitude OF uncertainty led me to
indulge the hope that he would vote
sgainst it. Under these circumstances
there was nothing to induce me to
desire that another Republican should
succeed him. / did not wish to be the
cause OF making public at that juucture
any private business transaction OF the
Senator Of which / had information,
that might be entirely legitimate ami
proper, and which could, before an op.
portunity was afforded him of showing
its entire propriety, be used by his
political enemies 10 his detrment. II
had information that Cameron had made
a purchase OF silver at some time during
the last session OF Congress, bad no
knowledge no was connected with any
pool. There was no agreement or un'
terstandipg between Senator Cameron
and myself or any other person that my
testimony should bS delayed in consid-
sration Of, or as an indictment for the
Senator to vote against the Force bill.
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sMUGGLlNG IN CalNaMgN.
TrOaspry Agent Investigating How III
Trntiio 10 Carried On.

TrOnsury Agent Investigating How the
Trafic ia Carried On.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, jan. SO.-An
agent OF the United States Treasury has
been in this city for the past several
days for the purpose oi. oi.iuvestigating the
reported smuggling into tho United
States from Port Arthur, Dat, of large
numbers of Chiuamen. Careful inquiry
in both this city and Duluth develops
the fact that the Government officials
have for come time been keeping an eye
on certain owners Of small vessels, .eSi-
dent here aud at Duluth, but not until
the close Of navigation has any action
been taxed. Since the beginning OF
winter, however, several enterprising in.
dividuals have gone into the business Of
overland transportation quite extensive
Is. The Celestials are brought to Cana.
dian poFtp, whence they make their way
to Port Arthur. There they are pro-
yided with transportationinto the United
States in sleigDB and wagons, in most
cases being brought distance Of thres
hundred miles from two harnore in
Minnesota, at which point tho railroad
is taken and their ultimate destination
reached without molestaIiou. As high
as fiity per day hsve arrived Mt times. 1t
il known that a prominent vessel owner
OF THIS cily is one OF the parties toward
whom suspicion is direcssd. Arrests
will probably be male within a day or
two. The government agents have q
dozen contracts with Chinamen that are
being held north OF here near Port
Arthur pntil everything is ready for the
nHreRtq.
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SPECIAL Dtlpalck 70 he IaltRtgnetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. So.-A
charter was issued to-day to the Ada.
msntlae Brick and Paying Company, Of
this city, organized for the purpose OF
nnrchasing patent rights Of NJ Levi for
preparing and repairing road beds for
strcet payements. using and lispOsipg Of
same. Capital $500 Paid up, Stock
holders: 6eofgs lleniing, Auditor
DufFy, State TfeasaFaF Thompson, Col. 3.
b. Hsrdon and NJ. Levi, Of this city, and
John Hooe Russell, OF Huntington.
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sstEl3I OI7Vl4FN ~ M IVF777E3V3Fs1'
CLARxsBuRa, W. VA, Jaa. SO.-Mr. j.
L Sands, Of the First National Bank OF
Fairmont, has been here this week in
the interest OF the new Traders National
Bank which ie now being organized.
The capital stock Is one hundred thou.
sand dollars, nearly all OF which is al
ready taken. Hon. j. N. Camden is o
large stockholier. They expect 10 com.
msnce business about April first.
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SItcEI OIllIcI1 70 INe IWNWWlIuF'
CnARLEsTON, W. Va, Jan. SO.-sena-
tor Dosey's bill, passed yesterday, to
amend the charter OF MOpndsville, pro-
yides that Council can grant liquor
licensea whether such licenies arc grant.
ed by the county court or not, provided
q majority Of voters in the town favor is.
The bill passed the Senate with little or
40 opposition, bqt auoh will not he the
case Id the House.
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raubeneol. porsuin: His Enemlpu.

SPRINGFIELD, LII, Jan. SO.-En the
House this morning, Taubeneck, F, N.
B. A. member rose TO a question Of
privilege and sent to the clerks desk q
newspaper containing dispatch stating
that Taubeneck's photograph has been
recognized as that Of former inmate Of
the Columbus, o, Penitentiary. Tau
baneck submitted a resolution directing
the committee recently appointed at his
suggestion to investigate q published
Charge that he was On .ex.fel0n, to pro-
csed at once to the peniteutisry at
Columbus, O., and make an exhaustive
search OF the prison records and fully
investigate the charges, and Taubeneck
accompany them to give the fullest op.
portunity for Identification by the prison
authorities. The resolution was adopted
by acctamauor,
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InrnIIn nor Connulte,I. .

KANSAS CRY, No., Jan, SO.-An even
Ing paper prints special from Topeka.
Kas., saying the Republican leaders, in
view Of Mr.. ingalls, failure OF reelection
to the Senate, are considering the pian
Of pressing his claims to the position
made vacant by the death Of Secretary
Windom. Mr.. ingalls,, says the special,
is in. Atchison and the leaders have not
consulted him in regard to the matter.
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VIII Advance ou ,Ilp Ia.urr,n.,.

LONDON, Jan, 9O--Advicss received in
this city from Bnenos Ayres state that
1900 insurgents are massed at Qaillota,
Province OF Valparaiso, fifty miles from
Santiago, and Il is reported that they are
contemplating an advance on the canitol.
The insurgents threaten to bombard
every port ou the coast uniess their
demands are granted by the Government.
President BalmaCedaa forces have
captured Iqufque. The insurgents have
been torCsd to withdraw from Lapena,
where after a desperate engagement
1900 Government troops compelled the
insuTgeantB to retreat 10 LQuorita,
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public had Alright TO know what the ex-
ecutve departments were doing and he
never declined reasonable request for
Information concerning the business Of
the Treasury.
A telegram was received this after.
noon from the postmaster at Baton
Rouge, La, saying that Mr.. Window,
the secretaly's son, had been notified Of
his iatheE's death and would be athome
Sunday morning. The arrangements for
the funeral, 90 far as they have been ar
ranged. are that II will take place about
noon Monday. The pall.bearers have
not yet been selected. The lot in which
the remains are TO be Inferred in Rock
Creek Cemetery was selected this alter
noon.
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The Wheat OEvp.short,

OMAHA, NEn., Jan, SO.-Brsiness cir.
cles are much surprised by information
that the prospective wheat crop is 1O,-
900 900 bushels less than is reported by
the Government, and that the growing
crop is in very uanromising condition.
The matter was made public by COM
mittee reporting at the National Farmers
Alliance convention. The committee
was secretly formed two months ago and
visited all the western wheat territory.
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nslmont on FIo,d,

Br1Moxr, W. Va, Jan. So-Brown
OIL Company's well No. 8, on the Gore
farm, drilled twelve feet in the sand to.
day and is showing light. Prince Oil
Company's well No. 8. on the Stewart
iarD, that has been Asblng for some
time, drilled six feet in tho sand to-day
with small showing. Deeper drilling
may show better results. The Archer
Fork We'll was treated 10 a thirty.quart
shot to day, with what results has not
been learned.
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Don't delay. Take kemp's galssm
the b, o. congh cufe. II will cpye yon,
coughs and colds. Il VIII cure sosa
throst or a tickling Ia the throat, Il viii
cure paine in the cheat. Ii win Cur. In. in.
illepzt ahd bronchitis aud ali diseaSsa
pertaining to the lnngs beeause L Il 4
pare bAlssm. Hold " to tho liRht and
sse how clear and thick !. is. Youisill
b1c the excellent elect alter taking u,s
hrst dose. Large bottles 6Os and 81,
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CLRARpIELD, Pa, Jan. Ex-senator
Wailacss property was sold today to
t. L. Wallace, his brother, for SSOOsO,
subject to mortgage and liens of one
hundred and thirty thousand. The
property was appraised at nine hundred
and ninety thousand by the assignee,
who will try and hold the property and
give senrt0r Wallace q chance to pull
through,
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Tho lIorri,.ordIn cont.,t.

speeIal Dtgatch 70 he IHtsLiGe'ser.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. S0.-Ths
Morris ogdin contest has not made much
progress, The comulttee mst at 2
o'clock and proceeded to do nothing
with considerable ueatneBs, is not dis.
paIch. Senator Fiournoy was engaged
about noon to-day TO represent 0sdin.
he appeared before the committee, but
knew nothing about the case, and asked
reasonable time to examiue the papers.
After a wrangle among tho attorneys,
the committee adjourned until to-
morrow.
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oweasy Is wni,pg.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SO-The Silver
Pool Committee has received a atelegtam
from Congressman Mason, Of Illinois,
stating that he has seen oEenby, and
that the much wanted witness has con-
sented to appear ifhis expenses are paid
Mr.. Mason was requested 10 purchase
Ogenby q ticket and inform him his ex-
penses would be paid by the Commis-
a nm
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BuEwos AYREs, Jan. SO-According
to Chilean advlees received there have
been desperate and sansuinary battles
fought in the provinces Of Chile be.
tween the rebel fsrces and the govern
nent troops. There have been many
killed on both sldOs, but the reports are
conflicting as to which side proved
YiclnrinnR.
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Special DLfDdch 70 Mt INltlIl0t7ctT,
wAsnrSoToN, D. c., Jan. So-West
Virginia pensions: odgiual-John o.
Blower. wheelingi James S. Elaharty,
Warrington, Joseph A, Burley, Wheel.
ing; Thaddus CLARK, Camsroni James
Baker, Canton; L. Bailey, Ball Gap
Increase-John Slmons. Hlndleville /;
James Ash, Middlebourne; Joseph
Cobb, Huntington; Rsnice R, Buchanan,
Rock Cove; Elan F. Heatherly, Ches.
terville; W. r. Coc, Cameron; Dyer
Kelley, Garland.
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Durniug Of tho steamer shanrha,.

SAN FEANclsco, Jau. sO.-The steam
ship City Of Rio Jaueiro, which arrived
yesterday from Hong Kong, brought
further particulars of the burning Of tt,e
steamer Shanghai ON December 25. She
had on board 400 Chinese passengers
and one European, aud carried Cargo
Of cotton. Tho cargo caught FIRE, and
the vessel was headed for the shore.
The Chineee rushed overheard and were
drowned 10 large Numbers, Many were
also burned to death. No accurate esti-
u1ate OF those lost can be made, but 1t
was probably between two and three
hundrRd
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PIERRE, S. D., Jan, SO.-In the Legts-
lature to-day the chairman of the spec:
ial bribery committee made report, but
the time for the joint session was near
and go the reading went oyer. The re.
port names several members who were
approached and offered bribes to vote for
Moody.
Or The joint ballot, 145 voting, Moody
got 80. Trlpp %, Melville 20, Seward IA,
Gross l9, Campbell Q, Harden 7, Clifford,
Mellcttee, Kyle, Winslow, Q each, others
scattering. The assembly then i'd
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wAgRES, Pa, Jan. SO.-rhe producers
meeting was in session all day and re.
convened tonight With the prospects Of
a late session. The delegates all guard
the secrets more closely than ever. New
relineriea and pipe lines may be estab.
iished, however, 80 that the producer
may be able to put his product on the
market on level with the Standard.
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COL. WHITE WOUNDED
As Cleopatra was-Ho Explains His Vote
onA Bill
S,.ainI ,nLh..nlah Ia thn L.,LelIin..,s.. L.

AS Cleopatra Was-He Explains HIS Vote
onA Bill
Special Ditpotea 10 OAe InieligneG.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. SO-This
morning when House bill No. n, pro-
viding that courts shall not strike out
evidence given by a party to a Jury on
the ground that it Is not sufficient in lazy
to sustain the action or defense, came up
in the House several brief speeches
verc made, one by Col. White, who
said: "It has come to my ears that it
has been said that l am here in the in
terest Of corporations Nv feelings are
very much wounded by such an asser-
lion. don't know whether any one
has made such an assertion or not, but
II it haa been made the mau who made
II has placed sting upon me similar to
that inflicted by the asp to the bosom oi
Cleopatra. ] am here to represent my
people and to do that which | belieye 10
he right. I vote po.H Mr.. Pugh, Of
Hancock, also voted no. lie said the
only corporation whose interests he pro-
posed 10 look after was the great corpor.
alton Of farmers. He Thought II nan
hadn't got a good case the judge ought
to tell him so. Each seemed to have
good reagons for the faith that was iu
him, but the bill passed by large ma
tnrit Y,
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FoRT WORM, Texas, Jan. SO.-The
jury in the case OF Rev. Dr.. William
Mitchell, the Presbyterian minister
charged with forgery, last evening
brought in verdict Of guilty, fixing his
imprisonment at two years in the PEN
itentiary. Tho verdict is surprise, as
Or. MitcheiPs biitersst enemies admit
that hismind was unbalanced.
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Tho Great slril.p ;nded.

GLASGOW, Jan. 3O.-The great railroad
strike has 1T last collapsed, and n q
leaders Of the sifikels ere treating with
the officials Of the different COMPANIES
with the view of securing for the men
their former places.
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MASON CRY. Iowa, Jan. SO-A heavy
snow storm has been in progress the last
thirty.six hours which has left the snow
IS inches deep on the leYsl. Although
the fallen snow has driited badly rail.
rond Communication Is as yet open.
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Conrre.,mnn smI.l,. paurnter.

Spociai DispateA 70 he IaielllGaaecr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. SO.-AEiss
Catharine Smith, daughter Of Repre-.
sentative O. B. Smith, OF ParkersburR, is
here spending a few weeks with her
father and getting her first taste Of
Washington society.
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SAN FnANcIsco, Jan. 30.-JAke Kill
rim and George Godfrey met Of the
California Athletic Club last night and
signed articles to 6ght 10 finish on
March II for 20 trophy"
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bill IS was made special order for II 80
q. M, to be continued from day to day

bill 16 was made special order for II SO
a. M, to be continued from day to day
disposed Of.
titles to purchasers Of lands heretofore
sold as waste unapproprtated lands on
first reading was ordered TO It's second.
House bill No. s, relating to appeals
from the police court Of Wheeling, was
read the first time aud referred to the
Committee on Counties and Municipal
Corporations.
A Communication was received from
the Auditor showing the number Of deaf
and blind persons in the State: Deaf
persons over 8 years, 93; deaf persons
under s years, Is; blind persons over s
years, 90; blind persons under 5 years, B.
The report Is incomplete from the neg.
ligenCe Of some assessors to report.
The special committee on resolutions
reported os follows:
WHEREAS, On the 4sh day OF Decem-
her, 1890, Hon. B. ]. Smith, q member
Der OF this Senate from the county OF
Hancock, was called by death from his |
seat in this chamber; and
WHEREAS, The State has lest an efli-
Cient and faithful public officer, this
Senate consistent and honored mem
Der, his county citizen good aud true,
and his family devoted husband,
father and friend; therefore,
ReVolred, That we bow In humble sub
mission 10 the decree OF Him who ruleth
wisely and well for His people, knowing
that
Gods plans Ike lilies pure and white uniold;ss
Ne must moi tear the close shut leaves apart;
time wifi reveal the caiyxes Of gold.
ReSOlrsd, That these resolutions be
spread upon the Journal of the Senate,
md that the clerk be requested to for
ward copy thereof to the family OF the
licensed.
Resofre{, That as further mark OF re-
ipeCt ior the memory Of the deceased,
his Senate do now adjourn. Respect.
uliy submitted.
THOMAS E. DAVIS,
WM. u. WoRLEY,
d. W. ARBUCKLR,
Committee.
Mr.. Gall, Of Blrbour. introduced
'etition OF the West Virginia college
skiing an appropriation Of S., 500 for sal:
ry Of teachers in the institution, and
500 for repairs to the building. Il
- Nn u Al
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wAsHmoroS, D. C., Jan. So-Aiter a
few affecting words Of tribute to the
memory Of the deceased Secretary OF the
Treasury by Representative DunnelI, Of
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PoPuLARLV called the king Of medi.
clnes-H Hoods Sarsaparilla. II Conluer1
scroiula, salt rheum and all other blood
diseases.
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LONDON, Jan. 30-Mr. Charles Brad.
laugh, NJ. p for Northampton, who MA
been critically i'll for some tims pat
died at six o'clock this morning.
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ro.taA.,sr a. Central.

bptrl1l nliDdleA o tAe IRtelIqsRcsF.
WAsuINGToS, D. O., Jan. S9.-J. W.
Stuck, vice E. L. Stuck, resigned, has
been appointed postmaster at Central
Station, Doddddge county.
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PARIS, Jan. S0.-Ths GarJofs OF this
city to-day says that 12 600 Ohilian GOV.
ernment troops despatched from va.
paraiso agsi8st the Insurgents have rC.
volted and joined the rebel forces,
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Tho World. Fnir nannuet.

Sptetn DtSpdteh TO Ms i'Attitgesett.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 90.-A
meeting OF the Executive Committee on
Worlds Fair banquet met tonight at
the Hotel RuHner Considerable pro-
Qress was reported and all indications
are favorable in every way. Interest In
the affair seems to BE- on the inGEease.
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THOMAS E. DAVIS,
WIN. u. WoRLEY,
.. J. W. ARBgCKLR,
Cnmmittna

Mr.. Gall, Of Brbour. introduced a
petition OF the West Virginia college
asking an appropriation Of S2 500 for sal;
ary Of teachers in the institution, and
$500 for repairs to the building.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday.
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FnE scroGnla in every ioru1 Hooas
sd;;saparilla ia radical. reliable remedy.
II has IN uneqnaIled record ol cures, 2
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Minnesota, the House, on motion Of Mr..
Mckinley, as 9 mark Of respect to his
ne nory, adjourned,
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BREcnAM's PlLls cure sick.Head-
ache. 4