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NEVIS OF THE RAILROADS,
Latest Information OF Iaterest Fro., Al
Quarters.

Latest 1nfOrmatlon OF Iaterest FROM All
Quarters.
The 81. Louis Association OF General Pnsaer,-
ger Agents. has disposed OF tho summer tourist
rate.sheet question affecting tho st. Louis ter
ritory When tho matter was brought up the
Alton interposod an objection owing to the
boycott Of thnt road BY the Eastern lines.
Whilo It was decided not to issue tho rate
che It the regular tourist ratos will obtain as
heretofore. For tho st. Louis Exposition and
Fair the association decided to mako the samo
arrangement ns last year. A special rate OF
one and one-third iars will bs allowed for two
days OF each week during tho Exposition aea-
H"1. and one fare for tho round trip during
The contract for mpletine the. San Antonio
Lott. Tex. has Been ies. /. viii spsn she EIeh.
est cotton producing country In Texas. Work
will begin at once.
The Hon James L. 4 Howsrl Of MaTt,erd i one
ns aSef nsoa.d az meos ths oe oSea.o": % Vii
proving tho rondbtd and Inyine. double TRACKS.
e aHef he To ~ J%ss .hds
e.. s& Hswsss ~! M sSs. ss :s ss1ssls sSc
stock In Boston at 81. Tho stock had paid
ssn Vas I'll aoua IL asbs
and spend more money In improvements.
Vice. Chairman Donald Of tho Central Trafflc
Association has advised Chairman Finley OF
the Western PASSENGER Association that In the
sSH Vim s mRss
shal be issued to points In or through trunk
line terEtory: no round;tIp tickets shnll be
issued to a destination reached BY croesing
Concord. N. H.: Bellows Falls. Vt. Rutland.
and PlattshurGh. This arranRement must BE-
with the 300 line res!lts In 4 reduction ofre!es
with wi tho G fare re obtsinsd from C6saso." N'
oS R hs.4a S Rs Gs1ss :TS
81 IL. sna ed I'll
Meeting lines. In which i i, set forth that
' anee on the market of proportions M Of ticfsts
and Sesrins sasisisnt limits y rsrmis q shsis;
es csS
tickets are In future limited to- cont!nuous
Assoc alton, will refuse to ho9or them.
a. eSsS haf vsn aue. ss rsss 1sa.
Missouri lines to unite with them in the boy.
colt against the CHICAGO and Alton. At the
meeting Of the Trans Contin entail Association
ass Sswn Sy o2acl
Of last J anuary 70 discontinue tho payment Of
COM missions The resolution was defeated.
Reports arc In circulation to the effert that
the Essr0 roads SS have tired Of
sumips sun The sale Of Alton tickets. 0nisials Of
the Alton manifest no interest In the situation.
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vERMONTS DIRECT TAX.
THE ATTORNEY. GENERAL DECIDES IN
FAVOh OF THE STATES CLAIM

A Dec,siou th~t Recalls the Rebel Invs-
sion OF the state when Secretary Proc
tor Was u General ana Senator EdmunAs
Private In the Repehire Army.
WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Tho Attorney. Gen.
eral to-day forwarded to tho Treasury DepAft-
ment his opinlon In reference to the question
arising under the claim made by tho State Of
Vermont for hor share OF tho direct tnx author
lied 10 be refunded by an oct Of the last Con-
Rress.
Tho State OF Vermont is entitled In round
numbers to sl05.000 as her share Of the direct
tax. When her claim was presented at tho
Treasury II was discovered that q charge
against the State In the War Department that
had never been audited or settled at the Treas
ury for about twice the amount Of
her direct tax claim was still unsettled. This
charge was for arms. ammunition and mill
tary stores furnished the state du,ine tho ro-
bellion. The question was referred TO the At
torner.GenerAl for his opinion. which was
rendered to-day. He holds thut tho State is
entitled to receive her share OF the diroct tax.
Notwithstanding tho charge against hcr.
Whilo the war was In progress u raid was
made from Canada Into Vermont BY Southern
sympathizers. then resident in Canada, and
town Of IT. Albania was entered. and private
and public ,riroporty Vas indlsGrIminate!y
utstOyoMf uO WuOW othtO WhS vi lntO
alarm. The design Of this raid nj anifestly was
to compel tho national Govern ment to withdraw
q part Of its forces from tho front In order
to defend Its rear at. the north The Vermont
authorities appealed to tho national Govern. I.
mont, and President Lincoln and Secretary
Stanton ordered the Governor to call out the
stnte militia. promising to aupply him
with the necessary arms and muni-
tions OF war. Twelve ispiments OF In
fnntry were raised: and The State
was for tlmc practically undor martial law.
For some 6f thnt time tho present Secretary OF
War wa then ueP, rTostor' Was in so%9msnd, "
private, =, and carried PIP ranteeno nv, With
him. The State extended about t600OO0
IN raising and maintaining thls forcc OF
troops OF which sum rot one dollar has over
yet been pntt BY tho Federal Government. As
against the charge for arms furnished By the
national Government this money expended by
the State OF Vermont Ia a set.ofr.
Tho Attorney. General holds. In briei, that
the furnishing OF Arms to the state was simnlv
the, performancs OF plain duty resting upon tho
Federal Government to prot tept all q Its terri
tory from Invasion. and that the money
value OF the arms cannot nov 10 set
under tho not directing the refund Ing of the
direct tar; that the furnishing Of The arms to
the Slate did not In itsoif. undor any statute.
under the peculiar cirenmsIeness Thls
which charges are entered.
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EURoPEhs MONEY! MARKsTs.
Money 10 n DrsE at Nominai Rates of Ia
terest.-LoN Prices for Ssochs.

Money 10 n DrsE at Nominal Rates of Ia
terest--Low Prices for Stocks.
LONDON. June 2O.-The reserve Of the Bank
OF England Ia larger than at any time since
1879. after the liquidation following the failure
OF the City OF Glasgow Bank. and money is q
druR at nominal rates OF interest Discounts
for short and three months bills opened this
morning at TX to liz per cent. and closed
weak at IN per cent. Money Was In aulet de-
nand at u per cent. III the morning. but un-
lendabls 1t " psr cent before the banks closed.
although Austria Is endeavorinG tc accummu-
late gold for currency reforms. and $4,000 900
will shortly 20 to Russia, while the German
exchange 10 at the gold point and shipments
from London to Berlin arc immiusnt 1t is
probable that the bank rate will be further
reduced before the turn comes. for over
900 IL said to bc on the way from Aus.
tralia and India and tho Caro- ID sending IN
gold.
But the financial oase has failed 70 bring
higher prices. and stock exchange business
here and on the Continent has dwindled aw0J
to the smallest possible dmensions
To.day's business on tho London Stock Ex.
change was probably the smallest 10 years
The shnros OF many English railways have
reached this week the lowest prices OF the
year. and tho market for tho bonds II ioreign
Governments has bcromc dun and week since
tho benrs In Paris and London closet their no.
counts French rtntss are indoed strong. but
thoir prico is no longer an indication VI tho
prevailing tendency Of tho Bourse. They hnre
to-day as distinct market as that Of tho
United States Govornm snts In New York, and
the reason is practically the Same. Thero is
no floating supply. and investors and banks
tako all that are offered.
Tho one active market is that for rupec pa
pcr and other securities payable In silver.
Since Juno 1 rupes Az per cents have risen
from 75h to 79k, and were to-day In strong de-
mand for Continental account Silver was
quoted at 45Ad. per standard ounce. but buy.
crs at ASK could not fill orders There were
special sllotmsnts Of six lAcs Of council drafts
from shilling 5kd. to 8 9.l8d.. an advance OF
6-16d per rupee since Wednesday.
A banking house with American connec-
tlons which was prominent last yoar In the
rupee paper market, has been buying tho AZ
per cents steadily for tho last six weeks. and Is
said to have cleared a large sum By roaiixinR
hnlf Its holdings on the advance to-day.
The rIss in silver aud exchange is beginning
to retard wheat shipments from india. while
tho plague OF locusts In Bengal and the delay
IN tho burstinR OF the Monsoon In the Bombay
Presidency 10 acting In similar direction.
The Italian harvest is very poor both IN yisld
and quality. and there is q largo but QUOT de-
msnd for wheat on French account to bs dsliv.
ered After July TO- when tho reduced import
duties will come into operation.
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Resr Adrairai Ha-nony win Hoist n,
nlue Flag on Her on Tuesday

1esr AdmSrsi Hsrnony VIII Hoist His
Hue Flag on Her on Tuesday.
There has beon much activity on board OF
the old wooden war vessel Lancaster Mt the
Navy Yard for few dnys past. and II will DO
continued until the vessel sails for the Asiatic
station, which will be within the next ten
days. On Wednesday aud Thursday tho Ad-
nirel Kimberly Board OF inspection visited the
ship to deterinine whether she Was ready for a
three years oruiso.
Among the other inspections Admiral Kim
bcrly and the fun Board made nm examipat on
of the several officers wnrdrobes. THIS was
nm Interesting event. since the navy feGula-
tions require cnch offlcer to have a very ex-
teDsite outflt consisting of full dress for state
occasions, full evening dress. described
by the officers ss "sorial.e evil uniforms" !"
n full official dress, a service Official dress. a
tervioe suit, navy ovcrcoar navy car. helmet,
q chnpenu. cpnulets, shoulder straps. white
duck uniforms. sword. a service and full .dress
sword belt. and gloves. Unless he wants al
ways to appear In uni orm on shore, aud thus
make hlmself consnlcuous, each officer must
hiHff H.r%nn, % viii nn., nt l.. bns
mornns @ when Tns ..ased Ssei With hsssn ihrsSn
his quarters in the cabin.
" iHo sshUChbter. IL was uNCiNeu, was TO Sn q
gsnuery ship. and soon after her return from
Navy lard to be .nttod out. Thcn. n ter the
Onnhe was ordered to Panama for her
new detail Of officers md Grew and he:
that sho ntsd,d considerable repairs. and
the lillian troubles recurring the new vessels
on the l'acifo coast To iemAtn there orders
we're giysn 10 ft out the Lnncaster "a a flag
chip. The LANCASTER was the vessel which In
SIrIolson. was At 'Aicssndria turing fts f, bonn. I"
bardmcnt hy the English teet:. and before the
cantnre ri the city and while The fight was in
shin with hor land playing God Bavo tho
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Miss Eve,ya's Appeal Rejected.

LONDON. June 2O.-Tho Court Of Appeals to-
day refused to grant the application OF Miss
Gladys EVELYN for O new trial OF her suit
against Mr.. William Henry Hurlbert. The ap-
peal was dismissed with costs.
The Right Hon. Sir Edward Ebenezer Kay.
enc OF tho Justices OF the Court Of Appeals. in
coneurrinG with this decision. said:
No decent woman could believe that man
was going to marry her who would write such
and shouted:
prove him porjurer"
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WANDERs AWAY TO DIE.

Young Frank Harvey Escapes from Home
In Deliriun from Typhoia Fever.
Frank Harvey. boy OF IS. who lived ut 400
Seventh street. Jersey City. was found ysstsr.
day morning by Warden Ryan Of tho Hudson
county almsh"use ct Snake Hill lying uncon-
scionson the county road within 4 haii q mils
S ns 20 *. hs WsS
by Dr. King. tho superintsndent Of the lunatic
asylum He was suffering from typhoid fever,
being able to give any account 81 himself, ny
posure 70 the weather hastsned hle DEATH It
On NJ. nday In his mothers temporary absence,
dressed himself and In bis delrium wandered
away. Who're be was between the time Of his
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wick. N j., on Thursday evening. June II. Is0l. at
tho second Reformed Church by the uncle Of he
bride, the Rev. Cour,land W AnAbs. u. H., assisted
BY the Rev MAncIus H. Hutton. D D.. and the Rev
henry n Cobb ID. D.. Mary Eleanor. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Low AnAbls. 10 the Rev. VII
liam Chamberlain OF hAndsnspals, India
COOKE-BKIGGs.-on Thursday. June ia At Ais
Monroe st. Brooklyn by tho Rev J. Ritohle Smith
Sarah Trowbriduo PIfEs. daughter OF sarah Trow
bridge and Francis BrlgsS I" Frederick raIe Cooke
GOKSIS0 -vEHSOS. Thnrst,y. June ~. at
tho " hsh,nstsn avenue haptis. 'hurch r,oGiyN
by the Rev Edward BTAsliit Marian Adslihs Yer
non daughter OF Martha A. and the late sAmusl
Vernon. 10 frederick IlsAson CerninE
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Thanks to Mr.. James Gordon Bep.ett

PARIS. Juno 2O.--Tho employees OF the Com
pagnis Generate des Omnibus. who were re-
Gently engaged In strike for tho betterment
OF thor condition. have unanimously passed q
vote OF thanks to Mr.; James Gordon bennett
kindnsss 10 donating the sum Of 10000 francs
on May "a last In aid OF tho fund raised 10 on.
nb!e The mon to carry on their struggle against
Inc omnibus company,
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Hughes Convicted OF MnasI.sxhter.

ALBANY. June 20.-The trial at Bsllston OF
Patrick Hughes for the murder Of Thomas
Churchill on Nov l. 1890. in the lattsrs houss.
near Sobuy ylervlle. by shooting him with q re-
yoiyer. WAS concluded to-day. Justice Put
nam charged the jury. and at 1885 this evening
the second degree. with a recommendation to
mercy motion for q new trial was denied.
Hughes was. sentencsi 10 imprisonment in
Dannamora for nine years and six months.
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rARK RKER-sKrDDy.-on jane IA 1891. At a.
johns CHAPEL Stamford Conn. by the Rev vii
liam Tsiork. q. b.. assisted BY the REV Edwsrd
Rises Lille Warden. daughter OF william ". skid
dy. to willard Parker Jr, Of new York
U1DA HOCK MerA R1ANE.-on wsdnssdav
June IL BY the REV. Harold Arrowsmith, st the
residercs Of the brides mother Bergen fsiat N. 3.
Bertha Nofsrlans TO Francis A. kdsbccg Of New
York
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The Arion's su,,msrn,sht Fenst.

Tho annual sumneruight feast OF tho Arion
Society took place Inst evening at Washington
Park. Two thousaAd Chinese lanterns illuri-
mated tho rark. and there were nearly 5000
with flags and tropical howors. aud thc ball
room foor was crowded. Selbolts band fur
nished tho muslc4or the promenade concert.
iRta The famous Arion chorus Of 100 voices
sang. Among the 0ueets were Mayor Grant.
William bton WAY, and Slate senators Cantor,
Stsder. and Roesoh.
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Col. Livingston Not Tor TAira Party.

CANTON. Miss. June 2G-Col. l. F. Living
ston. who is stumping tho State with Presi-
dent Polk of the National Alliance for tho Sub
Treasury. said to-day that the report sent out
yesterday that he had declared for a third
party was fRlee.
lie declared himself AN .Apdrow Jackson
Democrat. and said he would light inside the
Democratic party; that on financial issues
ocrats and Rsppblicans; that tho South aud
West 10 ust combine TO thwart them. and that
the Alliance would ruin the Hepu bltcAn party
In the Northwest and hold tho balance OF
DoWer In 1892.
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LONDON. June 20.-The Cunard line steam
snip Etruria Capt. Hams. at Liverpool from
New New York. reports that che sighted an iceberg
~sI N. lsng. AZ w.
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Won Honor. and a Husband.

LONDON. June 20.-AIiss g. Walrsnd. Of Cir
ton College. who 10 native Of Baltimore. Nd.
and tho only woman taking first -clnss in tho
classical tripos at Cam bridge WAS ngaged to-
aay 20 bn married o Mr.: Hepburn Duckler Of
trinity College. Cam bridge who recently took
n ere 20 le married next year and will settle in
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Lady Nahsel Supports Her Husband on
the Stage.

LONDON. June 2O.-Richard Mansel. the
Welsh baronet. who last April married Lily
Ernest. popular music hall dancer and
singer, In order to reatore his fallen fortunes.
has found her to be gold mine. Tho connec-
ton has enhanced her value and popularity
On the stage; Y on which she stu remains. apd apd
BENJAMIN. . pawnbroker. to whom Sir Richard
owes considerable sums Of money believing
that he has been banking his wife's receipts,
has forced hlmTnto the BANKRUPTCY Court. and
he will be de Shared . bankrupt 1t is probable
that the baronot will soon be able 10 compound
with bis creditors
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LARINE INTELLIGENCE

siriartRE ALnANAc-rHIs pAH
Sun rises.. 20 Bun ssts.... IS Hoou rises. -
HiGn wAynk-ran DAT.
Sandy Hook. % GsvIsland. Z lsI Hell Gsts... oS
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CALCUTTA. June 20.-Ths Court o: Inquiry
which has besn Investigating the Manipur
massacre, has found the Regent guilty OF war
ring upon tho forcos Of the Empress Of India.
Regcnt was not guilty OF tho murder Of Chief
Com missioner Jamce w. Quinto.. British
Resident !. 81. Z: Grmwood. and the other
massacre. The Nogont has been sentenced to
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Prince George Go,ux to Montreal.

HALIF.x. N. s.. June 20.--Prlnco George OF
walcs will leave In the prltish war ship Thrush
for Montreal next month with the British noet
now In this harhor. Tho Thrush will not re.
turn 70 Halifax. but will leave Montreal direct
for HALIFAX.
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France WIN Demand Ire parn,,on.

PARIS. juno 2O.-At Cabinet Council held
Fo-day 1t was decided to demand repsration
from Hayti for tho shooting CT NJ. Rigaud. on
S2fpns Christi Day. on tho ground that ho was
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Argentine Finances.

BuESos AYREs. June 20.-The President yes-
terday sent o message to Congress In which hs
vetoed tho bill granting six months delay upon
bilS payable In gold or silver. Tho Chamber
OF Deputies. Immediately upon receipt Of tho
message. DISCUSSED tho Presidents action and
hie PROPOSED mensn O. and passed tho bill over
MS veto by & two-thirds majority.
The sun., 1891-06-21

NTt1Veu-bHtUHuHxt SUu0 Zo
30 Unbria, Mckay, Liverpool
ss Uslisrk kasmp6. HAMBURG.
70 City OF Rome YounG. Neville.
g AuGusta rictor,A Barsnda Hamburg.
30 kevptian A0hArch. Irwin. London.
70 MArsala XaAsA HAMBURG
So LAZY falmer. Smith. HAMBURG.
ea Carlisle. rate bremen
Sc America PsAres. London.
So Moorish Prince. llAwson. Palermo
30 LAmin1ton. stsele. Gibraltar.
81 yumurL Nielsen BArAooA
q BsssarabiA, Martin. Gibraltar
rs femnssce. Robinson Charleston.
Bark John Hamnstt Battone, Trapani.
For later arrivals see First rafN,
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1usiuess lptirtS.

9usiuess aptiefS.
30 Years. Experience.
An old nurse says sho has used wine that has
had such pleasing affect on her patients that made
by ALFRED sPEER Of fassaic n. j. pure article.
SAesroomS p6 College piaos. n Y
Waite Tar Paper,
The most effective moth Destroyer. Rold every ywhsrA
Take no other. The White Tar Co, New York
Dyelnk and Cieaasing.
Blanksta lacs curiA!ns., lawn tennA And all other
way up town e86 9Th av. do everything.
Mcs wlnsl0w's SoOthing Syrup tor children
tssthinG softena The gums reduces inflammation, al
lays pain. cures wind cole. % cents bottlA
R0ker,a Bitters since ,s2s acknowlsdgsd 10 be
by far the best and hnss btsrs made whether
taken pure with wins or liquor.
"Anchor mr:nd" standing collars fer ,pmmsh
"StandArA Brand" I" Spring NOysitiss,
Ladies' Shirts, Collars aud Cpds
AnGoatura Rittera make health, and health
makes bright rosy checks, and hsppiness
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Abbey. italian Opera Company.

LONDON. June 2O.-Hsnry Abbey has engaged
tho services Of Mines. Albani. Melba and
Emma Eames. together with Capoul and
Jean and Edouard do Reszke for his season
OF Italian opera In New York next winter.
Capoul says this will be positively his last
fnal farewell" to tho United EtatoA. and to
net there.
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RICHMOND. Va. June 20.-The committee ap-
polluted by the Davis Monument Association
and the Chamber Of Commerce to walt upon
the intermont Of the remains OF her husband
In this city will leave for New York on Monday.
The sun., 1891-06-21

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
once ssO sixth ave- corner 23d sl. New YORK.
The sun., 1891-06-21

Koke.,a BIt,ers since ls2s seknowisqssd to be
taken pure or with wine or liquor.
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ARRivED 0uy.
90 Eibe from New rork. At Desnsrhavsn.


sAiLF? IRON roRFtaN roRfS
sa Normannia, from south Ampton fer New Ysrk
So Columbia from Hamburg for New York.
- WAeslapd, from Antwerp for New York.
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M... WIn.Iow's Soothing syr.p Tor children
fssthinG softena the gums reduces inflammation al.
lays pain. cures wind cole % cents bottN
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MARRIED..

AnGoatura Rittera make health and health
makes brikht rosy chosks snd hsppinsss
The sun., 1891-06-21

Ladies Shirts. Collars aud Cuiis.
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FRAN ~ FOR CH cap PICTURES,
CArda liplomAk ke rsnts up; or 10 G0 frames ia
gold silver hronze ivory ox!diLsd metals, natural
The sun., 1891-06-21

"Anchor Drnnd" standing colIars for summer.
"EpicurA" "Culonhl,T
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81 900 FOE % I ITS r E9IA!: As a pIsIN
The Mario Aosauits Bite Cure and Insect Extorminao
Also Magic Roach Food. SAlAds Co., 81 " 2tths. ~
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stlisrrllauepWs.

TURNAcRk Ao TO builders snd owprts Of houses
The columbus Fro Hrck Furnace placed 10 cet ar
with large teksisr IN hal fan light oven doorA vii
Ia
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They poulticed her feet and poultced her head,
And blisered her back till was smarting and red,
Tried tonice eixrs, pain-killers and salves,
Thou grandma declared twas nothing but
''narves.''
The poor woman thought she must certainly dis
Till "Favorite Prescription she happened to try
No wonder its praises SO loudly they speak;
She grew better at once, and was well in week.
The torturing pains and distr ssing
nervousness which accompany, at times,
certain forms Of female weakness, yield
like magic to DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription 1t is purely vegetable, perfect
" harmless, and adapted to the delicate
organization Of woman. It allays and
subdues the nervous symptoms and re
Ieves the pain accompanying functions
and Organic troubles Guarantee print d
on bottle wrapper and faithfully carried
out for many years.
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A PRIZE ESSAY.
A Small Boy Discusses Great Subject.

Small Boy Discusses a Great Subject.
The Deckertown IN. j. Indepen-
dent, in awarding prizes for the best
essay on "The Local Newspaper,
gives the following whose author is
a young school boy of Newton, Adj
olson P. Rosenkrans. 1t is certain
~ meritorious production, and
would Go credit to a college man
The first English newspaper was
published in London in 1922. and
the first one in this country was is
sued at Boston in 1000.
Now their number is untold, and
their power is as great as the terri
tories in which they circulate.
Wherever civilization exists their
influence is felt.
But We are to write particularly Of
the local newspaper.
1t educates society. Man is So
cial being. No one lives alone.
All are bound together by ties Of
interest and sympathy.
A knowledge of the actions Of I
community makes each citizen {
vital force of society.
This can only be supplied by tht
local newspaper which not only
gives events occurring that affect tht
interest and character of the com
munity, but it receives and gives in
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FOR SALE.
RAILROAD Lands in Southern Illinois.

RAILROAD Lands in Southern Illinois.
The Illinois Central Railroad
Company are offering lands at SO
low price that it seems absurd to
tell what they are capable Of produc-
ing, yet it is fact that the crops
from apple orchards are yielding
from $500 to $500 per acre. There
are many farmers, fruit growers, who
are realizing each year from SI5o to
$500 per acre for their fruit and ear
ly vegetables, and some who are re-
alizing ST, 900 per acre. These of
course are successful men Of bust
hess, who study how to do it. Do
you want the same chance to make
money You can have it by going
into this country and buying some of
the same lands from the illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company, and by APP
plying the ability you have in bus
mess manner to their Improvement
and cultivation, you can have in a
short time as valuable land as that Of
a successful fruit grower, on the line
Of this railroad, who said the other
day; 81 have brought my land to
such high state of cultivation that
no one can buy it from me for $500
per acre, as | can net SIoo per acre
off it every year.
Most Of the lands offered for sale
by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company can be made to produce
the same results. They lie along
the line Of this railroad at distance
of from 8 to IS miles, and the coun-
try is traversed by many other rail
roads, thus affording every facility
for transportation of early fruits and
vegetables to any market that may
be selected, fruit express trains being
run daily to Chicago, St. Louis, and
other points.
Sheep raising is as profitable on
the hill lands there as in any place
in Ohio. Address or call upon
E. P. SKENE,
Land Commissioner
|. c. R. r. Co.,
70 Michigan Ave, Chicago.
1