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at once and depart."

at once and depart"
Then Daisy left and went to police
headquarters, and two hours after
Dick Swivel, counterfeiter, and all
his gang, with bogus money, dies and
presses, were in the hands of the off,
GERS.
Returning home, Daisy drove to
each place where goods and been pur-
chased by her cousin Ella, and paid
the bills, simply stating that she had
found her double" but did not in.
tend to prosecute her.
A few days after she went to her
cousin, and sent her to an address
where she could obtain a situation as
governess, and the beautiful woman,
driven to crime by the man she loved
from that day became changed per-
sor, and, as her wicked husband was
killed in prison by guard, she was
made a widow, and soon after be-
came the wife of noble man, who
meyer knew when he admired his
wife's pretty foot, how she had been
betrayed by her shoes.
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Not For Her.

Madam" he began as the door
opened, 81 am selling new book on
Etiquette and Department"
"Oh you are % she responded. "Gc
down there on the grass and clean the
mud off your feet"
"Yes'm. AS was saying, ma'am
I am sell"
"Take offyour hat Never address
a strange lady at her door without
removing your hat"
"Yes'm. Now, then, as | was say
ing"
Take your hands out of your peck
cts. No gentleman ever carries his
hands there"
"Yes'm. Now, ma'am, this work
on Eli"
"Throw out your cud. If a gentle
man uses tobacco he is careful not to
disgust others by the habit"
"Yes'm. Now ma'am, in calling
your attention to this valuable -"
"Wait Put that dirty handker-
chief out of sight and use less grease
on your hair. Now you look half
way decent. You have a book on
Etiquette and Department. Very
we'll. 1 don't want it. / am only
the hired girl. You can come in,
however, and talk with the lady OF
the house. She called me liar this
morning, and think she needs some
thing of the kind"
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A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure u
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs or
chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, etc.. and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Field q Gray's drug store. O99y1
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklins Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have nev-
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, If satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Field & Gray,
druggists.
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMEBODY'S MOTHER


The woman was old and ragged and grey,
And bent with the chill Of the winters day.
The street was wet with a recent snow.
And the woman's feet were aged and slow.
She stood at the crossing. and waited long.
Alone, uncared for, amid the throng
OF human beings who passed her by.
Nor needed the glance OF her anxious eye.
Down the street with laughter and shout.
Glad In the freedom Of ''school let out"
Came the boys, like flock Of sheep.
Hailing the snow piled white and deep.
Past the woman 20 old and grey
fastened the children On their way.
Nor offered helping hand 10 her,
So meek, so timid afraid 10 stir
Lest the carriage wheels or the horses feet
should crowd her down on the slippery street.
At last came one Of the merry troop.
The gsyest laddis Of all the group;
He paused beside her, and whispered low.
"I'll help you across, II you wish to Co."
Her aged hand on his strong young arm
She placed, and 90, without hurt or harm,
He guided the trembling feet along.
Proud that his own were firm and strong.
Then back again to his friends he went,
His young heart happy and we'll content.
She's somebody's mother, boys, you know.
For all she's poor and aged and slow;
And hope some fellow will lend hand
To help my mother, you understand,
If ever she's poor. and old and grey
Whom her own dear boy is far away"
And somebody's mother" bowed low her head
In her homo that night, and the prayer she said
Was, "God be kind to the noble boy,
Who is somebody's SON and pride and joy"
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BuckIen's Arnicn SaIvc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents pei box
For sale by Field & Gray wholesale and
retail druggists. 990y1.
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Acbsthey would bealnostpricclesst those who
suffer- from this distressing complaint: butfortu-
nately their goodness docs notend here, and those
who oncetry thcm will ind these littlo pills valu-
able in so many ways that they will not be viii
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Comparative Size of Sun and Planets.

The sun is much larger than all
the mighty planetary worlds combin-
ed, being $4,000 miles in diameter.
In the very nature of things, this must
be so, in order that the Sun, as a
central body, may hold in their re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-13

Two notable divorce cases Will. it is sand.
br brought before The courts OF London with
iu q fortnight. Cuc VIII be brought 10y g.
leading Opero-boufie tress against her nus
uand, "a Wcl-knOWu actor. he correspond
rul named ls au actress who, as well as iht
husband. has won fame in America, TIC
names uic not gwen out at present lhe
other ease is that of Colonel Wiucr aga 81
MS wife. lie names as correspondent lsidoi
ie Lara, the singer and composer, who Is
known in private life as Nr Coher.
King Alexander. of ~ervia. is now a strong,
healthy bOv of fourteen. and has developed
mental power, of great promise. The La-
gents watch him closely, but without seem
ing tD do So, and the ild d, frequently as
loushcd al getting blow ng up' for some
uiIuctlOu Of The rules lald down for hIs euld-
sncc. which 0nense hc supp Osci was known
Ouly 10 himself.
The CMrcwltch. who is making tour O.
the Last has arrived at JeypDor lie re-
cciN ed gland reception upon hs a1lNM do
Ihr city. Ihc authorities showed him every
mars OF Aspect and courtesy, and a process
sion OF elephants WIS held lu his honor.
Adyiccs received . London say That lich-
4. land has Dern cut on from communication
with tne mainland since christmas. lht
situation of the iuhabltiuis is somewhat scrl-
ious. us provisions especially meat ANA eggs,
are rapidly growing scarce.
The snuw-laden roof Of q military riding
school at HeggiO. Italy ON saturday or sheu
n suddenly, killing TWO cfhccfs, s-iousl'
wound .ng six Others, ana silshtN lhJuiih-
len others
Ncws has been rec wed in Madrid % tnc
efccts intt Padlewski, the Polish Nihi i-i
aud alleged murderer OF the Russian General,
~olvchk0n. has been captured While ln
hiding ai % .ot, about twenty miles from Gc
rDna ON the fluNin, spain.
fast weeks record Of suicides nj Monte
Carlo include That Oi Count Ivan oud bis
young and beautiful Russian wife. who was
MS good as she WAS beautiful, 10y name Nai-
le.k ka CharikOn They were ruined hy nlt
reckless gambling and both killed them
selves.
Tie death nom apopleXv is announced OF
,arOu Georges Eugene liaus amauu Pfeieci
of the seine under Napoleon ILL.,, I'D ihc
eighty second year Of his age.
The luke of Nassau is the possessor Of a
most unlimited wealth. and is tine envy of
every Germen and Austrian princclinG oD.
cause he has the rilgcs. and best cellar oil
rare old vintage ana cabinet wines IN Eu-
rope.
The Chronicles correspondent al Rome
Saws that ON tine occasion of the Oeatincauoh
of, hristopher columbus Tie Pope VIII al
dress "a pastoral letter tO the Catholic bishops
of Italy and America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-13
DR.. THOMAS j PATRICK.
Death of This Well-Known Citizsn-Mrs
ID. A. OVsrbev's Demise

DANVILLE, Va, Jan. r.. Special. DR.
Thomas J. Patrick, whose serious illness
was reported TO THE TIMES Saturday night,
died at l:lj \. VI. yesterday, and he wa
buried from Mount Vernon NJ. T.. church
this afternoon. Dr. Patrick was the only
son Of William aud Martha Patrick, and
was born in Greensboro, y. c., October
10th. 1872. He prdchced medicine in
Greensboro several years after cOmulelng
his education, then went in the drug busi-
business. In 1850 he was married
10 Miss Laura 4. Crump, daughter
of the late colonel Crump. OF Montgomery
county. y. G.. and sister OF 4. VI Crump, Of
Richmond. lu 1860 DR.. Patrick came a.
Danylle and commenced the manufacture
OF tobacco. in which business he was en-
gagged until 1876. In 1872 he went 10 Rich
mOnd. and with his son the late Frank l..
Patrick engaged in the commission bust
ness until 1850. when he returned 10
Danyille, and was embarked in
the provision and commission busi-
ness here, which he continued
up to the time of his death. For sixty years
Or. Patrick did not know what il was to be
sick. but several years ago he had an
attack and has since been in "A declining
state. The death Of his son some months
ago to whom he was greatly devoted had a
depressing effect upon him from which he
never rallied. The funeral was very largely
attended this afternoon, and the remains
were laid 10 rest with Masonic hOnOTs.
Mrs. Daniel A. Oyerbey, wife of a promi-
nent merchant OF this city, died at $3.50
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and was buried
this afternoon from the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Oyerbey was the daughter OF the late
William +. shepperd Of this city.
Eliza Mobiles, cOlOred woman, who was
probably the oldest person in this section, II
not in Virginia, died yesterday. No accu-
rate date is Obtainable, but according "a
the best evidence TO be had she was some
thing over one hundred years Of age. She
was born a slave i'm Hanover county, and
was bought in Richmond and brought tC
Danyille seyenty-tye years ago by John
Noble. long since deceased. Aunt Eliza
was good old time cOlOied NANNY, kind
and enjoyed the respect OF every body both
white and black who knew her.
At an early hour this morning the dead
body of Emerson TucksOn, a cOlOred bar
ber, was found on west Main street. tie
! had been dead but a short while when
found and had evidently died from dissiDa-
tion and exposure.
The police department commenced to-day
to take "a oensus Oi tue city. This Is being
done by order Of the Council. it being the
general opinion that the United States cen
sus, recently taken, is inaccurate.
In the Hastings Court TO-DAY the case o
James Lyles and Margaret Lashly, charged
with the murder OF James l.ashly, all col
ored. were continued to the March term o
/ the court.
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SECOND A1rEAIPT TO BURN A Town
CHARLOTTE
4 Woman Murders "A Man over Ten Cents
and Makes Her Escape.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Jan, Ia special. J.
\ special tonight from Maxton, sixty
niles east nOm here. says: A homicide oc.
Cured about two miles from this place yes.
terday afternoon. II seems that Annie
Taylor had been washing for William
Hayes. and on Yesterday he called to gel
his clothes, when = difficulty arose about
Ten cents which the woman claimed wa
lue her. She refused to give up the
clothes unless William would pay the
ten cents. William LEFT the house
returned shortly armed wite a shotgun; on
seeing which, the woman procured an axe,
and when tue man was in striking distance
she struck him in the breast with the blade
OF the axe. cutting Ia two The breast bone.
rhe man walked on short distance and
fell, where be was found shortly afterwards
in dying condition. lie was removed TO a
house near by and doctor dispatched foI
but before his arrival the man had ceased
to breathe.
The ahray occurred about 4 Z. NJ, and
the man died about 500 l.. NJ. Both were
cOlofed. The woman was married, aud
about twenty-eIght years old. The man
was unmarried. and was about the same
age. Annie 1aNi0r claims that she acted "a
self-defeuse. IL will probably never o.
known exactly what passed between th' m
as no one saw II save the Two participants
Up 10 this writing the woman had not Desu
arrested.
Joe iindy and Henry Nathan, two pros
porous jewish merchants, had fisticun 70.
day over the possession cf a store-room II
was lively tussle, Lindy biting Nathan'
finger severely. They will render an ae'
count TO the Mayor In the morning.
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Grand Master of Masons samuel II. Smith.
Ot Winston, has appOiuted MI. Is. W. utlchci
grand lecturer oi tEo SiAlc M laIge, ~ 3i'.'
1f Or Eugene Gnss IN, who has lett this jr-
gisdicuon.
The first official act of Judge II. Il. Bryan
was fhC administration of the oath Of OH e.
TO sOlici OF George II. White FOR the secoho
term as Oncitor T The NeWDerh nlslficl,
which was done az Judge Biyan's Office Iasi
Tuesday.
pr II X GREGORY. Of Greensboro. has sold 8
.,ne-half interest IN all his urOpean patents
Tor his Anti-Septic Fluids. &c, TO Ca tam H..
T. Fisher, and VIII leave for New YORK city
fo complete all the details relating 10 these
foreign patents.
twenty cl ildren are cared for u the coll
rod orphnn ASYLUM al oxford. This iustitu-
non Is now under the snperinicndency OF
n shepard and Is well conducted ami ap-
pears 10 bc reasonably well sustained.
one Of the best signs that Mor-antOn J.
growing steadily and solidly Is the idci that
6rtak -masOns carpcn feis. timers, painters
and dqy-laLOiers Of ali kinds have moiC q
wori, rnan they can do from January until
December
handsome memorial window viii be
rlaeed in the Presbyterian church ln Morgan
ton. bv Tho congregation. la memory OF Dr.
R H. Anderson, the decreased pastor OF the
church There are already Tour handsome
memorial windows in the Mofganion PTesDy
teriau church,
The INHuEtiiotl A.Muffl VI " lilhiu-NNi
\ i in annual meeting assembled, entered
lis emphatic protest against the granting OF
anv licenses by the city authorities 10 the So
called "dance houses, and 10 The granting of
liquor licenses by Inc County Commissioners
10 persons Of motor Gus bad character.
A son Of Mr.. W. }. Iadd, living near R'N-
b0ro, accidentally shot himself on Monday,
The 29th of December. lie WAS out hunting
in the woods and accidentally struck limt
with his gun, which caused u 10 go on, and
the whole load entered his body. lie lived
about five hOuls after the accident.
Hack Hartis. a son Of Mr.. william llariis
OF sandy Ridge township, near Morgant0wn,
met with inst iut death last Thursday. lie
was working la the HenDy mine, when a
rock fell "A distance OF about forty feet. stflk.
Ing him on the head crushing The skull and
killing him instantly, lie Nas about twenty
one years Of ags.
New life is being infused INTO the lninlng
interest Oi kaker CITY, near oxford. I'M
mense quantities Of copper and mon ore nave
been discovered, and u i0riy-IOn water lackel
will be erected az once. Quite number Ol
pennSyivania capitalists are Interested In
the mines, aud the company has peeh re-
organized with ", haker as president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-13
HORSE RACES
ratric. and Result. at Clifton and Gut
tcuburE.

rotrie. and Result. at Clifton and Gut
tcnburE.
Following were The winners at Clifton
yesterday.
fI..t r.ec. nyc-cirhths of "a mile. selling
I.u.D. nrt lioseVillc second. Frank i.-
I..I Time iui's
-,..ui rcs. thr.e-fourihs OF "a mile Vel
.fWt.slt- HasIc Duke urst. Ausualhnd sec
U... /Insn1r thId Time l:L2.
mind fIc-. One and n half miles Macbeth
li fl.f iHsyiian second, Lills thlid. Ilihe
..riN race. scvcn-eighihs of q mile. han
aol ~alglni first, rlpsian second. Mamie
I0I faee. one Mic. selling Long Island
'.-. Village king second. Golden Reel ihlrd
-.,fi r,c.e. slx and half furlongs-r,Tro.di-
r. ff,f Ied second. Clamor thlid' lli'e
iau,. at Guttcnburg to-day:
I.-.t iHce. nyc-eIehtns OF mile, maidens-
Alderman Stag l2W Mycraii. lis; human iuin'
JOS. .Iircus. M. MelrOse. ll6. Lamar, no
Cascade. lI5. l.D. Is. ll5: frankie O.. IL.
Na.e.e O. Etillug. III: Enola, III; bahi-
luan. Ilu. unIc. colt. l22. ,.
second race. thrcc-Q quarters, ttiihs
Prince llWaid iOi: Oracle AZ, 100 John Al
w ...I 100. Chancellor, 100: Iuner, 90; Peri
'... Hl. Express. 81: lat DAILY 81; bnhche
p. A.trhf b., Eclilng -. ,.
IU'f. mre. One-half mile-llpsiau fcne-
i.n. l1D sunday. Eod Llm. Jubilee. IL =
NHrr l0rIic'. cora Tanner, ll2i litter III .
ll2 rai.sf0n. lO5: Little Fred. lOi; laz9o'
NIy I. Discount. ]. Alma, My. bb
Fourth race. one and Oue-htli miles, SEN. 3
-rrnIrime. ll5. Burnside. ll2, Facial &c.
l1F MacauleY. ll2, Johu jay 81 success
lIf Ernest A. ia. o..
l'tl wce sN and one-half iuflongs-Oo-
.t tnu. 1l5. Kimberly. Aut0crat. Blue Jeans
frrc. toituuatus. 10.
Sixth race. seNcn-elghths Of "a mile, beaten
i'f.t-. selling lima g., lia; 'srnudes, lut'
Supervisor. Geronimo. Glpsy King lol'
Mtuinfer second. sam d.. hcd Light, wan
Netmtt. Remembrance. Os: Cora L., Fen
"'.d. bj Avery, RiptOn. 81.
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brilliant NEGRO wedding.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. l2.-AnthCny Ham
iiton, the colored jockey, who mas non great
lame and fortune riding for fiaggen aud
other great turimen, is TO be- married here
January I'D 10 Annie l.. Messley. the step
daughter Of Frank Estellc. "A wealthy and
wel-knowH negro. Nearly two hundred
invitations have been ISSUED, and mauy
guests from New York and other cities are
coming. Isaac Murphy is coming 10 act as
best man, and the bride and groom will,
after the wedding, accompany him back To
ais home in Lexington. ky. Hamilton rs
said 10 be wealthy. and it is known that b"
has snent 81 900 in one jewelry house here
for presents The wedding and reception
will surpass anything in grandeur ever be-
fore attempted here In cOl0red society.
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WILL SUBMIT TO THE MILITARY.



WAsHINGroN, 'an. u -MaiorGeneral
-eh0deld to-day received the following tcie
ram from General Miles, dated Pine Ridge.
January J Ola: "IEe entire number oi lu-
llus. numbering between 5000 ana 1900,
tre camped about five miles from t1l-
g-ncv 0n White Clay creek and should ID
amped at the agency tomorrow. Colonel
,eaiier's command. numbering about 700,
md General Brooke's command OF l,o1lmeu
are following The talk among themselves
in camp: their disposition and appearance.
indicate favorable result and submlssion
t1 thc military authorities. Captain Pierce.
lHe uewll-app0.uted agent, arrived TO-DAY .
ud has taken active charge Of tine agency
GENERAL MILLS LssT PKorosf ION.
1T Louis. slo.. Jan. 12.--Ihe Pos - spatch
Iu~ thc following spccial
Pine Riige d0ency. 4. y rt0 R,tsLtnie. Acb
Tan 12.-Gtncah Miles determined tnls
morning not .o ptrley nor confer again with
un Indians. Ihl- morning hc sent "a
ODD. ssCugcr Co the host lss cdInled an the Mis-
sion stating his terms he SAID they must
come into the agency i'm small squads
and goo into camp on thcr grounds
AGAR .Ie flicndiy ndi1 =. ile Nn uld not On-
I.ct ifthcN chose their own camping grounds
lut the irulcs and HGlliitdS must moi e. IN q
together. and they mus suDml; Z" the law
.oNeruI erhc 'csrlNntion -nt Iotncs agent !.
is learned liun official sources tuat ihis H.
General Miles hual action. Il tine Ind iaus do
not accept these tcims General Miles VIII go
after them. and there VIII Doe tlsnt. sure.
INDIAN TROUBLE NEAWNG IT'S END.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY. $ b.. Jan l2.-lC-
Iight if look, gs though Tie Indian troubles
would ue ended tu-moiIOw, and that WltIuui
further hloOdshCi. lhe h0stlles, Witl many
warlIze demonstrate ana hdnE a. rifles
have pdvaucol To- within about "a mile OF the
ie-rcV. aud General Miles confidently eA-
u lsfhat 10y tomorrow night peace VIII reign
al the a-..uss. scout GOurard rcpOI Is that the
.avagDs uc wild r.a gloWin- more uneaA
.- they approach the agency. They ga
ihty are going Dee To- swept Of he face OF The
earth foI the dcviliry they have committed
the ciis.s VIII bc reached when the savtges
| 90 into camp here. then 10 VIII only take q
zine ARTILLERY men were gailopinl
through the camp to-day, placing
ihcn heavy guns iu more commandin-
nositious. Everything Is now 50 armnseo
| ihnf any hostile demonstrations ON the par
Of the slvugcs Will be met by "a fire, whici
viii instantly crush them IhIs e1eninl
! General Miles sent The following cOmmuul
cltlon TO Eunalo Bil, who is I'D cominali'
J of m. Nebraska state troops am
gad to inform you that Tie entire
| body Of Indians re- now canped neal
| lhrfe. wIru mile and haf 1ncl
/ show every disposition to comply With inc
Dfdtrs Oi the authorities. Nothing but an
! tc.ident can prevent peace being estab
| Usned. and ~ Will hc our ambition 10 make
/ 10 Ofa permanent character ieel mat ul'
I tale troops can nov he Withdrawn viii
safety, and desire through YOU 10 expire ss
| them my thnnks lOi the C. nhGence they nave
| given your people thtir lsOlated1 homes
! i Ike Information hgs This day been givei
! General Colby.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
\ Youth InsiantI, niiled by Electricity
other News.

LYYCHBURG, Va, Jan. l2.-Ispecial.l :
A most distressing accident occurred late
yesterday evening which resnlted in the al
most instant death OF little Jerry sullivan,
son Of one Of our most esteemed Council
men, by coming in contact with one Of the
electric wires. without knowing the con-
quences the boy caught hold Of the gny
wire. and 10 an instant be was killed, and
il required several persons 10 cut him loose
from the grasp Of the deadly wire. IL Is
ore OF the most distressing events that has
occurred in the city for years.
A special telegram received here to-day
from Christiansburg says: "Our whole
community was shocked and east into
gloom yesterday by the sudden death OF
Mrs. pr. isdmondsdn. she never rallied
from the birth OF a still-born child few
hours before. She wac a sister OF Messrs.
Hampton and Harris Hoge, and wife Of DIR.
+ Eimsndson, the son OF Colonel II. E. Ed.
mondson, lately deceased,