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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-21
CANADIAN Fish.
Contemplated Placing OF Export Duty
on Fish Caught In Ioland Waters.

OrTAwA, Ont. April 20.-The minister
of marine and fisheries has in contsmpls-
ton the introduction Of = bill into PArlia-
ment st its coming session imposing an sx.
port duty upon fish caught In inland waters
of Csnsda in boats or with tackle owned BY
others than British subiscis. Under the
Mckinley bill. Canadian fslA dealers have
to pay three quarters of \ cent per pound
upon fresh fi.h shipped to the United
States, while American fsh COM
pauies can ship fsh caught in
Canadisn waters to the United States
Without any exaction of this kird
This makes it impossible for Canadian fish
dealers to compete with American fisheries,
Licenses 10 fish are secured by Canadian
fishermen and then these men have been
known to lease their boats. tackle and sp-
plisnces to American companies and in this
wsy assist in creating an American fishing
monopoly in Canadian waters. Ooe
method suggested for overcoming the diff
Guilty Of leasing or mortgsging Canadian
boats 10 United States companies, is to
make it q misdemeauor for fishermen TO
practically transfer his license to third
party, and to confscste the boats and catch
as 3 penalty for an infr&ction of the law.
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The Presidential 1sip.

SAN ANTONIO, April 20.-The Pfesiden-
tial party arrived here at 8 o'clock this
morning promptly on time.
The reception wss most enthusiastic. The
effect Of the liberal stree: decorations vas
spoiled by the stesdy downpour Of rain
which neces.itatsd the abandonment. Of all
outdoor ceremonies.
After exercises at the Grand Opera
House, the Pfesiden. held public recep-
tion, which was largely attended.
The presidential party left here at IL
o'clock for El Psso, amid cheers Of the
enthusiastic crowd.
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Yhs New Agreement a. pv fto0 BY
ths Commissioners.

MApsIp, April 20 - The rccipr ocitv con-
veution between Spain and q United
States, a. drafted by Premier Cauovas Del
csstio, representing Spain and Gea. ]. W.
Foster, representing the United States, 10
based. 30 far ~ the Uaited Shtes 10 con-
ceraed, upon the third or reciprocity sec.
lioa of the new American tariff law.
Ia return for the privilege Of free entry
into the Uaited States at artcles 40 sugar,
molssses, ooff.e aud hidss and reduction
Of duty GA ,es, America will oStsia ex-
emptian frsm dl,ies on most Z raw and
manufactured products and = rciuction OF
tariff on cereals sad -four. n sotisuone
are protrscted upon the question of tbs en-
tire abolition Of the tariff on cert lis, il,urs
and oils, including petroleum. AID lard.
The same question In regard to h escco was
slso raised, bnt not coming Niihin the
scope Of the third section Of Am, rican tar
III law WAS put aside.
Premier Csnovss offered . protractsd
resistance to the abolition Of the t,rin ON
flour. Barcelona aud Hantander traders
who are largely interested In -four ship.
ments presented energetic protest-, which
fortified the minister IN HE indisposition to
sccede 10 the American pr"posals Even
tuAlly, representations that American
reciprocity would be impossible wi,ho ut the
free admission Of American ceTeAis, In
duced Premier CsDovas TO ascent 10
such reduction OF the lsSi6
~ ~iii place American -four upon
nearly an equal footing with Spanish
flour. Santander merchants declare that
taking into consideration the cost Of trans-
portation Of Cattle grain Of which the bulk
goes to the Antilles, American fur will
crush out the Spanish product In spanish
West Indies Cubs nos consumed 800 600
barrels Of -four yearly, chiefly Spanish,
which enters free Of duty, aud psys for u
si2 per barrel. The trade In American
-four. burdeped with An extra duty OF 10
per cent. since 1889. has been completely
wiped out to advantage by the Spanish prod
uct. Under the new convention the entry OF
American flour 10 practically free Of duty.
which will lower the price to about $6 per
barrel and iii extinguish the importation
OF Spanish -four, while increasing the Cuban
consumption to 900 900 barrels yearly,
all Of which will be an American product.
Toe prospec. Of dangerous tension OF the
relstions of Spaia with Cuba and Porto
Rico, resulting possibly 10 civil war. viii
oblige the government to sacrifice home In
dustrifs 20 colonisl interests. and uodsr
the new convention Amerlcs will obtsin n
kind OF u oliverein with the Spanish Antilles.
Her wheat, beans, flour. lard, petroleum,
manufactured products and machinery will
enter practically free of duty. Among
other Spanish products olive oil viii be re-
placed by AmericAp lard, and beans, now
exported to Cuba in iarse qoa ,tities, will
cease to be seat. The aivsniaYss resulting
IN Cubx vi he great but IL IL i'm ,oszihlo
to estimate the injury to the Spanish trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-21
TWO OUTBREAKS
OF 4 Serious Nature Among
Striking Coke Miners.
Suicide Of Q Young Couple In Q Usw
York 81 otsl.

ScorTpALE. Pa, April 20.-Tso out
breaks occurred IN Fayetse county this
afternoon. one Of vhich resulting in calling
to arms Of Company c. Their appearance
in battle array was, however. suficient to
restore order and violence was not resorted
to. The cause of the trouble. vas an as.
slaves AZ the Leith works.
The sheriff was met BY mob Of women
armed with hatchets and other weapons,
their husbands being in the background,
who kept him At bay for nearly an hour
The sheriff narrowly escaped the fury Of
the mob AID WAS forced to back up against
the house and face the angry crowd. The
men offered no assault, but the women were
furious. Finally the sheriff sent for the
militia. The crowd observing this quickly
dispersed.
One Of the strikers was 70 angry with
his wife for assisting the assault that he
kicked her violently. and then assisted the
sheriff in carrying out goods from the
house. Qaiet was restored before the
troops reached the scene. 1t 10 reported
that the few men working st Leith have
been persuaded to quit. The general
opinion ar Uniontown today 10 that the
strike is far from being broken.
This afternoon Deputy Chick arrested
two strikers. leaders at West Leisenring.
for conspiracy. When he got them ON the
train to take them 10 Uhionsown all. their
wives and friends to the number Of so also
boarded the train. They refused to pay
their fares to the conductor. The deputy
offered to p.y for those under arrest but
for no others. The conductor finally Or
dered the train to be sidetrscked and cut
the engine loose. The conductor then
boarded the engine and proceeded to In
iontown leaving the crowd to vacate the
train on the side.-sck 1t their leisure. The
Pensylvanis railroad 10 not expected to take
hand in the fight.
Worthy Foreman McSloy has made in
formation agsinst Supt Esser OF the Lei
senriDp plant, Isaac Huffman, Fl. Kurtz
and NJ. Carroll, three deputies, charging
them with conspiracy, assault and felonious
shaoting. They were placed under $1,000
bail each. 1t is reported that Pinkerton
detectives are to be brought into the region
to guard the works.
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Suicide Of a Young Couple.

NEW YRoK, April 20.-A young couple
registered at the Grand Union Hotel Sun
day morning as P. Bertrand and wife and
were sssigne to room on the third floor.
Tonight they we're found in bed locked in
each others arms dead. They had inhsled
gas through rubber tubes held in the mouth
On the woman's breast lay large and
beautiful bouquet of roses. The man was
about % yesrs old ard the woman about %.
The couple left four letters, two to Mrs
Muller Of this city. one TO the coroner and
one TO Fritz Bertrand Of South William ct.
No cause has ,et been learned for the rash
deed.
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Meteorological Report.
fApril 20, 1891. 10 r. Nj
M aire Pensions.

The following Maine pensions have been
granted:
Original, invalid, Isaac II. Weston,
Daniel CleAves, John w. Torsey, William
Graffsm, alias. William Rivers, John Sweet.
Daniel II. Holuan, Daniel X. Hsrgraves,
George IL. Deane, alias James GrAmpson,
David Russell, Nathan o. Ssnborn, AloDzo 0
W. Sawyer. David II. Colby, Samuel w.
Veszsy, Edward Capen, Timothy Murphy,
franklin c, Prey, Nepoleon B. Colby,
Ezekiel C, SWEET, Charles 3. Pray.
Additional, George W. Batehelder, ALVIN
G. Martin. Increase, William Leonard,
Peter J. Dresser, Lorenzo D. Libby. Geo,
A. Sswtelle, Silas G. Bryant, George W.
Dean, Thompson M. Brown, Gardiner W.
Bigelow, James E. Howland, Joseph d.
McCiay, Joseph c. Morrison. Reissue,
John +. Prescott. Original, widows, etc.,
Mary, widow of Timothy Robinson; widow
OF Gren Tholts; Mary j., mother of Geo.
A. Grant.
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The pacobAin Case

LoNpon, April 20.--io the House OF
Com ., ,u- today, Mr.. Smith wss questioned
il fe,p-t 20 the case Of ID ,cvba,D, one Of
the members from Belfast, charged with
immoral practices. In response he said
ssr,snt hsd been issued for the arrest OF
DecOb.'n.
Timothy Hesly said thstif proceedings
sers taken sgaios; DscDbain, ~ would
move, ia view Of the fact that D,eobsin
-s grand master OF the Otsnesmsn, that
special comrIissio, b, appointed 70 En-
a qrrs what sccessDrie. there vera TO the
crime chsrg,d ssssn,f him.
Col. Saundsrson msds satem mt, the
wes anee of which was that Deco ,s'n Wa
not g,sud master OF the Ofangemen.
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Conds mnsd Criminals Escape.

ST. LOUIS April 20.-A Post Despatch
special from Fufalia Indian Territory says
Tue news has just been received here that
the execution of Ross Reilly. JEFF Bro wn.
Douglass Brown, Cudga Barnett. PAro
Johnson, Lake Andy, Prince Hawkins, ia
the western portion Of Wewxka district,
creek nation, which was set for today, was
frustrated by the escape Of the prisoners.
Three Of them, JET Brown, Prince Hav-
kins and Paro johnson, were recsptured.
but they were the three it was supposed
would be pardoned by the chief. They
were taken before the district judge Sstur.
day and there found that pardons awaited
them. The others are still under sentence
Of death.
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La Grippe Ia London.

LONDON, April 20,-I6fuenza is raging
in London. Une third Of the members Of
the Nst'onsl Liberal club and majority Of
the inmstes Of one Of the lsgess hotels are
down With the disease. Extension of the
epidemic is favored by the condition Of the
weather. Telegrsms from Leeds ard Shelf
field report similar state Of Affairs in
those cities.
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KILLED oNE,
1ortillJ Wounded Two and Cul
Ills own Throat.
/ CenIietsd and Sentenced Issro Iur.
derdf it Charleston, 7. Va.
Triss to Murder. the Judge Who Pro-
ncuncsd Sentence Of Death.

CuxBKKLAxp. Nd, April 2o.-At Old
town, IS miles from here, this mefning.
GarYett Lu.emsn shot and instantly killed
Wilhsm Foley and mortally wounded his
own brother and W. W. Cardsf. He then
cut his own throat from ear to Ear. Lutte.
man has hsd trouble over money for some
weeks past with Csrder and Foley, and his
brother received his wound for attempting
to deprive Garrett Of the revolver. All are
young and prominent citizens Of Oldtown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-21
AROOSTOOK TOWNS
Vote Almost Unanimously for
the Railroad.
Plfe at Hslls-ASed and Respected
Gardiner Citizen Dead.
Crussde Against Harccck County
Rumssilsrs Heartily Endorsed.

SPECIAL to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL I
HoULros, April 20.-Hoal,on, 527 yes !;
New Limerick, So yes; Monticello, l64
yes; Littieton, 1913 yes; Van Buren, 69
yes, ! 70; Grand Isle, 80 yes; Fort Fair
neld. 402 yes, 4 no; Presqus Isls, 442 yes,
l no; Msplston, l29 yes; Caribou, 4i1
yes; Woodland, ll9 yes.
Yss. 2570; No, 6
BANGOR. April 20-A Houlton Special to
the Whia gives returns from all the town
ia Aroostook county on proposition to take
$500, ,0c0 preferred stock Of the Bangor and
Aroostook, included Houlton, Presque
isIe, Caribou, and Fort Fairfield. In
these the vote stood 2570 with only six no
votes. The vote Of county will be over
wheimiogly in favor Of the proposition.
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Tried to XIII Judge Who esstsucsh
Him to Desth.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 20,-Saln
Johnson, the negro who ravished Evs
Bailey, respectable girl. was sentenced
today TO be hanged. After Judge Snyder
had pronounced The sentence johnson made
desperate attempt to kill the jadge. The
officers rushed In aud after desperate
struggle succeeded in dragging the negro
away. Judge Snyder was not seriously
iojured.
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Association Standing.
HArIvE MouNrAINHHRs
Killed eix Nssro.s and Wounded Ten
Others,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., April 20-A re.
port fesched here today from lockwood,
76 miles from Chattanooga on the Cincinn-
sti Southern road, that 25 miles from that
place, last Sunday, party of native noun
taineers rode into tanbsrk camp situated
on the Cumherlstd mountains, and without
warning shot and killed six negroes and
wounded ten. The mouataineers. it il
said, hsd been discharged for incompetency
and took this method of revenge.
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OVER THE STATE.

Work has been resumed In Nickersor's
ship yard, Sesssp5rf. Is il expected the
barkeutine building for Capssia Myers will
be ready to launch esriy in July.
Mere Poist, fifteen miles from PartIsud
and few miles vest Of HArpswsll is $
coming popular resort for summsring, and
the Hafpswell AID Portland boats will msks
regular stops there this summer.
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Mr. o'sdssons Meets with "a Aeod.
dent.

LosDos, April 20 Tho Chrsn Gle ssys
has while returning from csh oa Earl
Granville . few days before the Il ,ri died.
Nr. Gladstone stumbled and i,!l ia the
street The aged statesman ~as half
stunned by the fAl ard reached ,i,me with
much difficult. iG sas fourd ia. one OF
bis eyes was blsckened and that b7 hsd fs-
csived severe shaking up. pecsssitstipg
bis confinement 10 the house for several
dAys
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Verdict on Death cf the AoTewocd
Rioters,

MoUsr PLEASANT, Pa, April 20 AT 2
O'Clock this afternoon the coroneI's jury
announced its verdict in the Morewood riot
as fellows: THAT the deceased came TO
his death a. More~ood on Thursday morn
ing. April 2, 1891, about 3 o'clock, by =
bullet discharged from gun or revolver in
the hands OF the Deputies Of the sheriff Of
West Morelsnd county" This applies to
each man killed in the riot.
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oossIynan Badly LII usd By IN Ex-
piosioo.

CAADsS. April 2o.-Wni Carey, quar-
rymsn q Rockpors While ss work in the
lime quarry Of g. r. Burgess, Saturday sf.
ternoon. vas severely injured by prema-
s.rs explosion Of Dupont shot TIE force
OF the explosion blew him from the side OF
the eiih where be Vas working 20 that be
fell to the bottom Of the quarry, distance
Of about 30 feet striking on pile Of rocks.
No bones were broken but Q part Of the
hssh vas blown OF one Of the arms and q
lea. The doctors say there is some hope
Of his recovery.
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Wholesale and Retail Clothiers As
lfRn.

BosroN, April 20-R. T. Almy & Co,
Wholesale and retail clothiers, 622 Wash
ington strse:, made . voluntary assignment
to G. s. Burton, Of the firm of Burton,
Mansfield 4 Pierce of this city. The lis-
bilities and assets are not yet given out,
but u meeting Of the creditors will be held
or Thursday next when a full statemen.
will be submitted. The concern did a
large business and the liabilities will prob.
ably be heavy.
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Fire at Wells.

BIppsroRp, April 20,-A barn owned
bSNorton Perkins Of Wells was struck by
lightning Saturday night and was destroyed
with 10 tons Of hay. colt, sheep ard farm
ing tools. Loss, $500; insured for $500.
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Strike nndsd at Mops,p. Mesa.

Palmer, Mass, April 20.-The strike of
quarryme at the Flyn. quarry, Monson, is
ended and the men go back tomorrow
morning on the terms dictac,ed by the
company. which gains 3 complete victory,
though charges sgsirss the foreman be
investigated.
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On, R.t,rsd-rhs Other Promoted

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Col. Augustus
Valentine Ksutzs, eighth infantry, today
was AZ pointed brigsdier general in place of
Gen. John Gibbou, who retired ut noon
today at the age of 6t years Of age.
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HAVANA. Apsii 20.---A msdmsn at Mscs-
gus who recently killed his liuls bio.hef,
cut of the head and Otherwise musilsted
him, aud then ate portions Of the b1dy, In
cluding the heart, liver aad eyes.
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IRISH RARMRRS
Much Alarmed OIsr The Scar.
city Of Sssd Potatoes.
/ ladnan Kills His BrotlR lld Iats
Punious Of His Bedy.
nsoobain Case Comes Up In DeNaA
House Of Commons.

CoRk, April Considerable alafn
prev ails smons email farmers and poor
people Of Ssibber'en district, beoau'e he
seed potatoes disfr.bused ~ one Of tho Ne
lief measures Of the government and
plsated weeks ago, have shown NO s'gns e1
life,
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Foreign Notes.

Hon. Thomss B. Reel wss rendered
dinner st Rome. Saturday BY American
Consul General. Augustus OBousn.
The acton fsr breA III Of pr,rnise brought
by Gladys EvIyn against Hshfy Haflbut,
which has been on trial Al LsDd9a cJn-
cluded Monday. 1iSe jury. after . shsft
consultation, brought in verdict for The
defendant.
Baron FAva has arrived st Paris on his
way to Rome. The Soieii stsses tp>s ,he
baron told some Of his fellov pas engsrs
On the Ii Gsscogne tins. the Marquis In.
periali, Italian Cnsrse d Affairs II WASH
inston, viu be recalled.
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Lovshs viii P,av at Portland.

BosroN, April 20 0-Arrsngements have
been made whereby the Lowell Arms Com
psry's ball team will play Mansger Leon
ards team in Portland on Thursday nsxt.
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Ios Houses Burned.

WooSsocKEr, r. l.. April 20-Three
ice house owned by Earl Carpenter & SOM
of Providence, at Northbridge. Mass was
burned this afternoon. filled with ice.
Fully insured. Cause probably incendiary.
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DyEARY DISMAL DUMPS

are the results of a deranged
liver which may be put in
order by using Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, a Medicine pre-
pared by the Indians from the
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Hn6orss Cfusads Against Rumssllsrs.
ELLSWORTH, April 20.-From all parts
Of the county come the most hearty and
unqualified endorsements Of the County
attorney ard the grand Jurors in fading
indictments against liquor sellers. No
movement could prove more popular In
Hancock county.
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AFRO, Bros, suspend.

GLASGOW, April 2o.--The Arm Of A,fot
Bros. Of this city suspended payment. The
firms liabilities are heavy; assets mot
known.
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esc'y Riaias ooss Back 70 Washing

FORTRESS MONROE, Va. April 2o.-U.
s. ). Despatch, with Secretary Blaine on
board, sailed from here for Washington,
Monday morning.
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barks,
r 0 o t s
a n d
S
of the
prairie
and the
c u res
c V c T V
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next ~
Hougs.

WAa DEPARTMENT,
Ofice OF the Chief Signal OfnceR,
WAsHIsoros, April 81, AM.
Forecast till Tuesday: For New Eng
land: fair; easterly winds; stationary
temperature. except warmer in Vermont.
For Western New York: Fair; easferly
Winds stationary temperature; warmer
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-21

known disease of the blood,
Constipation, Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, lndises-
ton, Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever. If you are
languid, weak and debilitated,
you need Sagwa- 1t will put
new life into you. For sale
by all Druggists.
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New Founciand Fishsrmsu VIII Sell
Bait to French.

ST.. JOINS. n. r. April 20.-Ir is re-
ported that tie fishermen at Bay Beeste are
determined to sell bait to the French from
ST. Pierre and have resisted the government
officers. Reinforcements have been sent
to the assistance of the authorities.
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READ THIS
Ye Suffering Ones.


WINDSOR, Me, Oct. l, 1890.
DANA SARsArARILLA Co. -
Gentlemen: am now sixty four years
of age, and have been failing rapidly for
several years. Disagreeable noises
in my head gave me no rest. My
memory failed me, until | could not re-
member the common occurrences about
my work for TEN MINUTES AT TIME. |
lost strength very fast, until | seemingly
had no strength, / would lave to sit down
several times while washing my dishes.
After reading your strong testimonials
| decided to try DANA'S SARSAPA-
RILLA. have taken three bottles. The
NOISES IL MY HEAD CEASED before | had
taken one bottle. My STRENGTH HAS RE-
TURNED SO do my work without fatigue.
l have good appetite, sleep well nights.
and my MEMORY HAS RETURNED,
for all of which am very thankful, and
know that the praise belongs to DANA'S
SARSAPABlLLA.
Yours truly,
MARY A. ALBEE.
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Association Games Played Monday

Bits-Baltimore. Is; wsshinston. II Errors
Baltimore. 4; " sshinston, S. McNxhon and Bob
insoa; Bxkeiy and McGsiie.
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The only SGFsGp0riila guaranteed tn 0bso-
ffFfy cure ijis"asss af the .St1piqth, Iirer, ant
hidaeVs, DBsp'pgtr, Hftgssft42. loss or -ip-
psiite, Nirt Hsadfehe. lHascut'r HhItmatissa.
DizsiH~ss, Femgie Weakness, kFaci4tioa GeH-
erGi Debdifg, ErHpf'oes n tat skin, Fimpies,
Bolts, IiiBi0rs. rofa'ogs .lgs, Hons Caacer.
eus Hamors, ,yrA-Lt2tm, Syphilis. Cutarrh.
Ringoorp, GayjHeies, Ulcers, mt Sores,
Hataridl Pois7g, F}fla n TIE Boass.
DANA S4PSAPARILLd co, Belfast, Ne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-07
New Postmaster Appointed

SPECIAL telegram 10 TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August &C.
W. McCauley has been appointed post
master at Rio, Hampshire county, vice
II. Dougherty, resigned.