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Accidentally Shot

Especial to THE HRRALD-Examiner Dispatch. !
GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo, Nov. 4-On last
Saturday G. W. Price, son of Dr. Price, of Chi
cago, and member OF the Price Baking
Powder company; A. C. Fleigner of the noted
extract company OF Chicago, and j. B. Cobb.
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Kentuckr Racing Assoclation Assirna

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 4.--The Kentucky AS
ISOLATION of Racing to-day made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors Liabilities $50 COO.
assets, $4,000 to Si01OQ0. 1t Is thought private
parties will buy the course and put it on q
firmer basis.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 4,-Nothing in the returns
from the missing precincts has been heard
since o Clock TO alter the result already re-
ported. The indications are Mckinley's plu-
rallty Is about 9,JUU and the legislature as al.
ready reported.
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Hahn's Insult to Mills and Cr;sn.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov 4.-Chairmau Hahn, of
the Republican state committee, has received a
large number of congratulatory kilograms
Among the senders were President Harrison
8nG Joseph Manley,of Maine. Hahn sent the fol.
lowing ironical telegram TO Roger @. Mills and
Congressman Crisp, who assisted the Democrats
81 The caIa patgn: ALLOW me TO congraiulata
you o. the able assistance you rendered ne in
Iae Ohio campaign McKiuleys plurality 8
le.UQe to 2, 1y0 The general assembly is Re.
publican by 30 TO 8. on joint ballot Can Won he
win Us next year.n
Governor Campbell sent the following 20 his
successful opponent: "Wllli m MCKINLEY /
heartily congratulate you upon your election.
have no doubt you will serve the people of
OHIO with fidelity ana HONESTY
Governor campbell received kilograms of
sympathy on his defeat from ex-President
Cleveland, and Governor Boies OF Iowa. The
Randall club sent condolences and the hone
that its members would be present at his in
auguration TO the hottest Office in the nation.
Campbell Takes the Situation PhilosophicaIly.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Nov. 4.-Governor Camp
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Mckinley Receiving Congratulations.

CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 4.-Major Mckinley has
gone to his hotel in order TO accommodate the
crowds OF people calling to congratulate him.
de is receiving numerous kilograms Of congrat-
ulation.
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The Case against A, TrumbuIl Dismissed

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 4.-Judge Ross, OF
the United States district court, dismissed the
case against Richard Trumbull and George N.
Burl, charged with violating the neutrality
laws and discharged the defendants on the
ground that the evidence was insufficient.
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MADRID, Nov. 4.-The government organ de-
clares the government will not consent to give
an exequation to Mr.. Rand, American consul to
the Caroline islands, on account of his supposed
connection with the Methodist missionaries
whose influence over natives is a cause of worry
to the Spanish authorities and Catholic monks
there,
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An Appeal in the Itata Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. An appeal has been
ordered by the attorney general from the de.
cison Of the court at Los Angeles in the Itata
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Ground Broken on the Inter-continental Rail.
road.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov. 4.--Ground yes
terday was broken and work commenced on the
Inter continental railroad, which is to connect
the United States with Mexico and Central
America
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Maverick Bank Affairs.

Boston, Dec. 4.-Examiner Ever, of the
Maverick National bank says he hopes to get
out within three or four days some sort of q
statement that will enable the other banks to
JuGge of the advances that shall be made de-
posters. He lntimateS it will be good deal
worse than has been anticipated.
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| NEW YORK. Nov. Almost complete returns
! from New Jersey show in the legislature the
Democrats viii have a majority of 80 on joint
ballot
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Dispe sition of Seized LOTTERY Mattor

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The treasury depart.
ment has directed that lottery matter seized in
violation of the postal union convention shall
be held ds illegal importations and for the
present, treated as unclaimed merchandise. hut
excluded from sale until further orders,
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Complete figures
from hfty-three counties and estimates from
the other fourteen counties show The Republi
can plurality is fifty to fifty-tive thousand
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MCKINLEY Kept Busy Rece1ring DISPATCHES.

CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 4.-McKinley spent the
day receiving friends and congratulatory tele-
grams. Two operators were kept busy all day
receiving messages for the governor elect.
among the SCI ders were General X. A. Alger
Of Michigan, ana j. Sloat Fassett the defeated
candidate for governor OF New York
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Run on a Bank.

Boston, Nov 4.-The run on the Five Cent
Savings bank continues this afternoon. The
savings bank commissioners when they exam
ined the bank declared it sound
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Accused Murdersrs l,rnched.

BAsTRoNG, La, Nov. Nv. S FELTON, AMI ].
I. Smith were taken from jail here by a mob
ana hanged The parties We're accused of hay
ing murdered j. Dykus month ago.
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nemocl atic Plnralitr in Marrland

BALTIMORE. Nov 4-The Democratic plural
fly in Maryland is 1000 to 300. based on the
partial and estimated returns, The legislature
is Democratic
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Orleans sued for Damages.

VIENNA, Nov. 1.-The Neue Freie Presse states
on arriving In Vienna the Duke of Orleans was
served with a citation for damages of $4,000 in
the Melbau divorce case.
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Judgment Against the Scranton Steel Co.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A judgment for Sl25, COO
has been entered against the Scranton Steel
company on notestor pig iron furnished by W.
r. Hart & Co., of Philadelphia
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An Oregon Rank Robbed.

LAGRANDE, Nov Authorization was re-
ceived here this morning that the Farmers
Mortgage and Savings bank OF Summerville,
ore, was entered last night by two masked
men who at the point Of pistol compelled the
cashier to give up about 81, S0J.
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Latest New York Return

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Heralds returns
from the state say the senate is a tie and in the
house the Republicans are o. Democrats So
Slaver's plurality is given as 46 446
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Favor AboIisbing the Poll Tsy.
No Change in Ohio Results.

Boston, Nov. 4.-Dispatches indicate the
popularvote yesterday favored an amendment
TO The constitution aboiishing poll tax
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Hirschfield 6 Co. Suspend.

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The suspension announced
yesterday was that Of Hirschtield & Wolff bank
ers. Their liabilities amount to 100000 marks
The losses fall upon arlstocratic depositors
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Headless Body of a Man.

PARIS, Nov 4-The headless body of man.
entirely nude, was found in cellar in Rue
Charone.
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Religious Riot In Persia.

LONDON, Nov. Ain religious riot at Mazan-
deran Persia, the mob set fire to the house of
General Sandal Cody Khan, who was killed
with twenty dependents
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Ex-Governor Marks Dead.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.--Ex-Goveruor
Albert S. Marks died suddenly at the Maxwell
house early this morning
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Troops Guarding Public Buildings
Nashville Rapez.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Times Rio de Janfero
correspondent says troops are guarding the
public buildings.
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BOSTON, Nov. AT 2:32 a. m. returns from
all but four towns show Russells plurality :. Oe1
The four missing towns last year gave Russell
a plurality of l3S
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A Mexican Consul Recognized,
Sending Crews Through Canad.

| WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The President has
recognized Carlos Fernandez Pasologna as con-
sui for Mexico at Deming N M
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RusseIIs ElectiOn ooncedea br 8.oOO
Mckinley's Pluralities.

BOSTON. Nov. 4-The journal (Republican)
at noon comedies the election of Russell by
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IOny Hart Dead.
What /. A. Evans Credit ors viii G

WORCESTER, Mass, New. 4-Tony Hart died
this morning at the Worcester lunatic hospital,
where he has been confined for many mouths
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JolleY's Plurality.

YANKToN S. D., Nov. Sat Democratic
quarters the election OF Jolley, Republican to
Congress by $500 is conceded.
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Changing I'm porters' Oatbs.

gress, on motion of the German delegates, de-
cided the French language should be spoken
curing the proceedings
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BOSTON, Nov. 4.-Assignee Pope estimates
the creditors of Irving A. Evans g. Co., will get
81 cents on the dollar.
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MeDermott to Have a Silver Wbin
Withdrawal of Commissioners Den,sd

DUBLIN, Nov. 4.-The ladies of Longford havt
decided to present Nc Dermott with silve
WhiD.
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International Peace Congress.

ROME, Nov. 4.-The international Peace con.
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camnhell Takes the SITUATION Philosonhiesllr

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 4.-Governor Camp.
bell takes the situation philosophcally, and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-12
oB1YiEG ORDERS.
A Case Where Strict Discipline Led to
Amusing Results.

A Case where Strict Discipline Led to
Amusing Results.
A laughable Illustration of practice fol =
lowing theory and precept carried imme-
diately into example occurred not long
since in one of the royal dockyards. The
superintendent. a mild but Jealous dis :
ciplinarian. who is admitted TO be thor
oughly acquainted with the most insig-
nificant details of HE noble and gallant
profession, from the duties of the ener.
getic boatswain to those OF the dignified
commandments, was briskly passing
a sentinel, on his way to mis- official resi-
dence, when he turned upon the stalwart
guardian of the royal establishment and
demanded the reason why he did not
challenge him. Ia vain the sentry de-
clared that he knew him to be the super
intendent; he was emphaticallv told his
duty was 10 challenge every person who
approached him, and, warming with *
citemenI. the gallant superintendent ex-
claimed:-
"Challenge ALI Challenge mer'
"Well, them" said the sturdy pupil,
lowering his musket aud bringing it to
the charge, do challenge you. Give the
parole, STRIP
And the hesty superintendent, having
in the curse of his practical instruction
allowed the parole TO sup his memory.
was forthwith made a prisoner aud driven
into the sentry box. So situated, the
worthy preceptor was soon granted
another opportunity of estimating the
effects of his teaching.
A policeman, passing demanded why
the sentry had imprisoned the gentle
man.
"You foolish fellow said he; why, it
is the Superintendent
But the only reply from the sentry was
the vociferous demand;-
"Give the parolel"
The policeman. deeming his uniform to
be a sufficient authority for passing the
sentry, had also forgotten to learn the
parole, and he. too. was ordered into the
sentry box. from which he and his distin-
guished fellow prisoner were rescued
only when the sentry was relieved sfrom
his posi- observation-disclosures
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-12
DAUNTLESS SAILORS.
They Will Build a New
Clubhouse-Notes From
the Diamond, Ring
and Track.
and Track.

The Dauntless Yacht Club held its reg
uiar meeting at their club rooms last
evening op the shore front. Almost
every member of the club was present
and great enthusiasm prevailed. The
following committee was appointed to
take charge of the monthly cruise ana
dinner:-J. Flahsrty. chairman; William
Royals. Charles Reynolds and j. H. La
ceY. The cruise will take place on Au-
gust % to Gross Pavilion, Clifton, Staten
Island. The club will give a set Oh games
on this occasion and intend 70 make IL
the event Of the season.
The following events will be contested;
loo yards dash, one-half mile run, one
mile run. one-quarter mile run, SWIM
ming race and a rub race. Beautiful gold
and silver medals will be presented TO
first and second in each event. The
building committee will meet next sun
day afternoon and will award the con-
tract for building their new club house.
1fh next regular meeting OF the CLUB
will be held Tuesday evening.
j. Bolen and +. Selnon, of this club,
will sail a match race next Sunday morn
Ing between their yachts Emma aud VIC
tor. The race will be from the club house
around Liberty Island and return.
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Corporation Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON TIE 10Th
~ day OF April 1881, application was made TO tina
Board OF street and aater Commissioners by
Charles d. i1dgway and others Tor the improve
dred and seventy feet west or Bergen avenue IN
the following manner including all tntersee-
10 nave the street for the full width thereof
graded 10 the eslaotsh cd grade by excavatiDs or
hnlng the samat0 ths established grade.
10 have new twenty inch eurD set on both sides
To have the present curb reset and new twenty
inch curb set where necessary.
To have new blue stone tagging four feet wide
laid on both sidewalks.
10 nave the present tagging relaid and new nag
10 6ave the earriageway paved with granite
block pavement.
And ali Other work done that may be necessary
complete the improvement in a good and suOstaR-
tial manner.
Notice Is also given that on the 9th aay of July.
the Hoard OF Street and Water commissioners
their preliminary sxetcl showing what prop
ole amount OF benefit TO each lot or parcel OF
land. also the DrobsDle amount Of assessment per
foot OF frontage for the said Improvement aud tao
same IS now open to public inspection in the once
OF tue Clerk OF the Board OF Street anu water Com
and notice Is also given that the following
stress or avenues or particular sections the reoi
are included ia said assessment. namels:-
Remington avenue from berxsn avenue TO a
point aOodt SfL4 feet west thereof
aud that the Slst day Of august. 1881 at ten
o'clock a. III aud the meettng room Of the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioner are hereby
Board OF street and Water Com missioners viii
meet TO hear parties interested in said apple alton
and al Iemvnsirapees AGAINST the said improve
BY order OF the Board or street and Water Com
ORG ]. BoUToy.
Dated Jersey City. n. j.. July 3lst 1871
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.


United st ates District Court. District of New Jer-
Seys So
{ The Unlted States VS.. thirty pairs of silk stock
fngs, etc, property OF Warren d. smith.
BY virtu ) OF the above stated writ. 20 me direct
ed, she'll expose for sale. az public yendue. on
THURSDAY. tue tnirteo atn day o. August nsXt.A
". .S3l, at one O'Clock .. m
at the Post ONCE building. jersey CITY, eeris
goods. wares and merchandise. that Is 70 says-
Thirty pairs OF silk stockings. TWO embroidered
table covers, ane lace shawl. two pairs silk corsets,
TWO wool shawis. one medallion in case. one gold
cup. So deer an spoon In case. one scarf pin, dla-
mono and ruby, one niger ring. diamond ana
sapphire. one Dreastpin. turquoise. one breastoin.
gold. one ASH receiver goid. Twelve rolls or ON
ade. eighteen sa. cellars. gold. 45 small teaspoons,
gold. six large teaspoons. thirty-one unmounted
photographs three pairs silk garters, one SIX
underskirt. Two silk lace curtains three lace cur
taias. one riding wnip. two silver watch and coin
cases. one scarf In. diamond and pearl one scarf
Iin. pearls, one ring, dian ond and pearl one
breast pin. pearl, sapphire and ruby. oae bracelet
gold. two cigarette cas- =. Que PLAGUE. eighteen
salt spoons. gold, four large gold spoons eight
mounted photographs, rranduientF imported into
the United states, by oae warren b smith. in the
steamship Lain. from Germany
This Is a We y fine lot OF goods. and the public
will DO we'll 10 attend the sale.
HENhY :. WHITE,
United states District Attorney
Dated july y, l-9l.
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n oaAScERY OF NEW JIassY.

between the Jersey City Insurance Company
com Diainants and Ann MILLER ct ais, defendants. >
On Bill. &e- special order for publication.
It satisfactorilya Appearing u the Court that John
Woods. the person who held under William G.
Bockus, the mortgacor. in the mortgage in the Bill
his heirs and devisees and the persons now hoiding
undel said mortgagor are wholly UNKNOWN
and IT likewise appearing 20 the satisfaction OF
the Court that Mary Neil. wife OF Peter = ell. in ner
lifetime claimed to be a daughter OF said Jonn
Woods, and as such claimed 10 have some I1terest
Peter NsD. her husband. are dead. and the heirs
and devisees OF said Mary Neil are wholly IN
Il Is on this ninetea nth DAY Of March. eighteen
hundred and ninety one. on motion OF John Griffin
Of counsel with the complainant ordered that toe
lot piece or parcel Of land situate. lying and beins
on the north size OF WAYNE street, Jersey C1ty,
commencing one hundred and twenty i've feet
from the corner Of Grove ana Wayne streets being
twenty i've feet in front and rear and one hundred
fees deep on each side, bounded on the west b. a
George Ogden, and Is known as lt number p do
appear, plead, answer or Qeinur TO the complain
ants bill. on or before the twenty nrst day OF Sep
temb Der next, or that IN default thereof. such . ecree
be made against them az the chancellor shall think
xnd itIs further ordered that this order shall
with4n twenty days hereafter be published IN The
Jersey City News. a newspaper printed at Jersey
City. IN this STATE. an continued therein. at least
once a week. 10 within zen days Of lbe expiration
OF The time herein limited 10 appear, plead. an
swer or dsmur'
true copy.
ALLAN AoDERMorT n
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RAILROADS.

WEST SHORE "a. W Q. & L. K. K. X
trains leave Vest 42d street Station. New York,
as follows. and p minutes earlier from tho foot OF
Hamilton. London. detroit and Chicago. 'I0W a.
ms n ~ Ios l, NJ asls ~ III 7; , M n.
Toronto. +llO0 a. M, +aiA as D. m.
Fails. sS. .iaooa. M eis 8 isp m.
Utica and syracuse, 3 ~ 5000 a. M, -3l5 -a5 D.
Kingston. I'D. .lb 1000. if.0 +li.S q NJ
oassEfi and Albany, iasG. 7.n 1000. .1Las. a. m.
=345 +4t0p y. m. AIS .al5 p.m
$50. sIi5. s.zA 5000. si0H slis5 am '1.l5. s+i0.
LSO. s5i5, SIS, sGS. sSl5. 1I45 J. m and 81 a. M
Montreal and Canada East. Is a m, sis ?. IN.
Elegant slespl ng G as for banaio. Niagara Fails
saratoga specials III IS a. m +ss5 !. m. Parlor
Lake George *ll.35 a. m, Parior car ettacnedl
daily ssesPs sa asnssr. Haoaoss s R RIos sSsardsss sp pn1yi
Hotel station and fhoenicia. as. NLO1 tii.s5 a
no Ho;te and and p PhoenisiS. DOR OK kastors xiii silS1 S a. ny
tlLS5 a NJ, 3b .. M trains and sleeping car to
New Palrz lakes Mohonk ana Minnewsska $40
s.ms nhee ais a H. .ss5s p m farlor car 70
Halt Holiday special Sstgran{ only: haSp m Mra tos
Hotel Station and Phonicia. Parlor car 10 Bloom
only. Sleeping car 70 fhonicia and Bioomytiis.
Palenvilie, Caro- aud Mountain House station all
'H .bfsi Il; H. ibaiiS Except mI satardsy. All otter trains
daily except sunday; ( leaves Brooklyn. via
sey City. p. h h station, 10 40 slL9 a. m. *+3S3
=. m
For tickets, time tables. parlor andslseping car
accommodations or information apply Offices:
Jersey Clty-P. h, r. station and 20 Hudson street.
HOboken-5l Hudson street and West shore station.
Brooklyn-333 Washington street ~ Fulton street,
Annex ONCE, foot OF Fulton street. New York
ity-NoS 81. 1853, 10, si2 Broad way, ltS Bowery. u
Park place. 81 West i25th street and West Shore
stations. West 42d street and foot OF Jay street.
N. h
@ Z LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
wander pilt Av.. New YORK.
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Thev Only Launched

During the war a man, great IN his
own eyes, was, by some influence, APP
appointed a brigadier-general. His sense
of his own Importance was greatly in
creased. He could hardly speak of any
thing else but his new dignity. Meeting
a "homespun" Yankee one day he ac-
costed him Jhus:-"Well, Jim. l suppose
you know / have been appointed a
brigadier-generalg' Yes, :" said Jim,
Il heerd So" "Well what do folks say
about IL" "They don't say nothIn'. 5" re-
piled James: 'they just laugh"
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BREAKFAST.
A ssIaNEE,s NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given 70 the creditors OF Daniel
Ioney ltradlng as Daniel fo1fey q company vi VI
Jersey City. hudson county. New Jersey. that AL
CLAIMS against mis- estate must be exnlbiled 10 the
subscriber, his assignee. at his once No. ! IA
change place, JerseS City. New Jersey. I'm Ter oatn
or Affirmation on or before the nineteenth day OF
August next. being three months from toe date OF
the assignment, or be forever barred from comins
IN for a dividend of the estate. and sail creditcrs
are further uolided that a list OF tue claim against
the said Daniei 1onsg will be filed with the sufro.
gaze OF the County OF Hudson at the expiration Of
said three months when exceptions thereto may
be filed by any person Interested
4. ROsESBERG,
Assignee.
Dated July q. 1891.
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cutlcura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest
of Hnmor Remedies. cleanses the blood OF all I'M
purities and poisonous elements and thus re-
moves the cause, while CUTIcURA, the Great SKIN
Cure, and CUTIcunA SOAP, an exquisite SKIN
beautifer. clear the skin and scalp. and restore
the hair. Thus the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES cure
every species of itching. burning scaly. pimply
and blotchy skin. scalp and blood Diseases from
pimples to s~crofula, from infancy to age, when
the best physicians fad.
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them when he was taken up; and had 70 keep
mittens tied on his hands TO keep his tnger-nans
out Of the Sores as he would scratch u ne eouih
In any way get his lands loose. We KNOW 1oul
CrrfcrRA REMEDIES cured him. We feel safe IN
commenting them 10 others.
GEO. b & JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, IND.