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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-04-30

New YORK store
Offers yon this week the following
Bargains:
Ladies' blk all wool Hoes 10
cents a pair, worth 25c.
Ladies' blk cotton Hoes, Sc.
fast black.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets, $3.50.
Mems Jersey Shirts, lace front, IS
Mems red all wool Shirts and
drawers, 75c.
Mems heavy brown duck over
alls, 29c a pair.
Misses Cloaks, $1.OO to $3.50.
.
Boys Overeoats, 81. 90 to $500
Light Prints, fast cOlors, &c.
10 at. Dish Pans, i2c.
10 qt. Tin Pals, l3c.
Decorated Chamber Pals,
with cover, 25c.
Tin Nutmeg Graters, 1c.
Tubular Lanterns, zoe.
Dust Pans, full sixe, SC.
Bluing, large boxes, lc.
Shoe Polish, worth SC at 10.
Library or hanging Lamps, complete,
$1.4O.
Glass Sauce Plates, 6 for IOc
Plated Tea Spoons, 6 for Zoe.
60 feet clothes lines, big bargains, &c.
each.
Gilt Band China Egg Cups, DC.
Large Size Tin Wash Dishes DC.
Mems Woonsocket Rubber Boots, 2.25
THO Good B'ooms, for 25c.
Hamburg EmbrOidcrieS,
Large lot, beautiful goods, bought at
bargain, selling for half their value.
500 yard spool cotton, for basting, lc a
spool Decorated Tea Sets. Sc Pieces.
Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 Pieces.
Our 25c. Jap Tea suits every one.
100 lbs. cut plug Tobacco, 20c. pound
We invite your at,ntion Il, our Stock
of Dress Goods, Prints, Underwear,
Clothing, Hosiery, Fancy Goods,
Crockery, Glassware, Groce-
ries and Flour
Terms Cash or No Trade.
BIACKMER'S
New York Store,
Manchester Depot, VT
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/, o,eRlEN GRANTED TIME.
Three Days More In Which to Show WI
He should Not 10 Declared bankrupt.

Three Days More In Which to Show Why
He should Not 10 Declared bankrupt.
DUBLIN, Aug. 5.-Further action was
taken in the Bankruptcy Court here to-
day in the case OF Mr.. William O'Brien,
against whom proceedings to adjudge
him bankrupt were taken while he
was serving two concurrent sentences
Of six months each under the Crimes
Act. The basis Of the action was the
failure OF Ma o'Brien to pay the costs
of the action for libel brought by him
against Lord Salisbury at the Manches-
ter Assizes in July, 1880, in which &C.
ton verdict was returned for the de-
PENDANT thus throwing the costs upon
the plaintiff
Upon Mr.. 0'Brien's return to ireland
from the United States and France he
was Immediately taken into custody
and lodged in Jail to serve the sentences
imposed upon him during his absence,
and this made it impossible for him to
pay any attention to the bankruptcy
proceedings. A day or so subsequent
10 his release he strenuously protested
10 IOru SALISBURY against tpc snap JUG
Inent secured against him, and took
such action before the court that the
Registrar in Bankruptcy to-day issued
all order granting Mr.. 0'Brien q further
extension OF three days in which to
show cause why decree in bankruptcy
against him should not be issued. Mr..
0Brien will now fight the matter to the
bitter end, as, should a decree be issued
declaring him bankrupt, he would be
debarred from sitting as a member OF
While Mr.. o'Brion was in jail, Lord
Salisbury made application to the Bank
ruptcy Court asking that action in the
case be deferred until Mr.. 0'Brien
could have an opportunity to come in
and defend himself.
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BE1ABoRED WITH BEAN BAGS.
White Caps Punish a Man Who Abused His
Family and He sues Them.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Through a
suit which has just been commenced it
is learned that James Beach, of Rosen-
dale, about ten miles from here, was re-
Gently the victim OF White Caps.
Beach frequently goes on spree, and
when under the Influence Of intoxicants
goes home and beats and abuses his
wife and the other members of his fam
lily. The i'll treatment OF his family
grew to such an extent that it became
the talk OF the town, and few evenings
ago he went on one OF his customary
sprees, and several citizens decided then
and there to make an example ofhim.
They hastily made bludgeons OF small
bags loaded with beans and went in
search Of him. Beach vas found on
Main street, near Sammon'shotel, where
he was surrounded by the White Caps
and belabored with tho beans bags until
he begged for mercy.
AS soon as he was able he appeared
before lawyer and brought an action
claiming $4,000 damages, and q dozen
Supreme Court summonses were served
upon persons suspected Of having taken
part in the fogging. Beach will also
appear before the next grand jury and
endeavor to have his assailants indicted.
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JEROME PARK, Aug. 5.-There were
more potent attractions than stake
events on the card here to-day and
fully $500 persons were induced to
make the disagreeable journey to the
track simply because they wanted 10
see Fircnzie, the queen Of the turf, and
Loantaka, the Suburban winner, run.
1t was Firenzie's first appearance OF the
year, and everyone was anxious to see
II she bore any traces OF the lameness
that she experienced before the
Suburban. The track was in good
shape and most Of the events were won
in fair time.
First race-sweepstakes for all ages,
five furlongs; Loantaka first, time, LOB.
Second rlce-sweepstakes, HOO yards;
Firenxi1 won, time, 1881.
Third race-handicap sweepstakes,
FIVE furlongs; Rhoda Colt won, time,
1908.
Fourth race-seHing sweepstakes, one
mile; Lepanto won, time, l:I4l.
Fifth race-seIling, for two.year-olds,
Eve furlonss; Take Back won, time,
l:0L
Sixth race-a handicap sweepstakes,
with 500 added, short course; Della
ware won, time, 1888.
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DIsaIARoK's VIEWS.

He Thinks There have Been Three Serious
LapSes OF German Diplomacy Recently
anti Charges Them With bad Efccts.
PARIS, Aug. 5.-The visit of the
French fleet to Cronstandt and the en-
thusiastic reception accorded the
French officers by oil classes of Russian
society, from the Car downward, has,
as is well known, been made the sub.
iect of much public and private COM
ment rs to the actual statutes Of re-
lations between Russia and France.
and as to the probable effect OF an Of
iensivo and defensive alliance between
the two nations.
The Figaro, OF this city, has in its
colupns letter said to have been writ
ten by Prince Bismarck to the Russian
leader OF the German participants in
St. Petersburg. This letter makes the
German ex.Chancellor declare that the
visit OF the French squadron to Constadt
would not have occurred had he re-
manned in power. The visit, the letter
says, was the result OF three gross mis-
takes OF German diplomacy. The first
mistake was the visit Of the Empress
Frederick 10 Paris, the second
was the renewal Of the triple
alliance, which was divulged with such
eagerness by Emperor William; and
third, the Emperor's noisy visit to
England.
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THIXK HE rs ALEpER.
An Austrian in Chicago Hospital Ha,
Symptoms of the Dread Disease.

An Austrian In Chicago Hospital Ras
Symptoms of the Dread Disease.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Martin GaeUck, IN
Austrian, about fifty years old, is suffer-
ing from strange disease in the County
Hospital. The physicians believe it is
Il case OF leprosy.
Gaelick says that his parents were
never afflicted with any skin disease.
He has served many years in the
German army. He has been in Chicago
for two years. About eight months
ago blotches appeared on his skin. His
body is cold and numb and affected
with local anpsthesia. Certain portions
Of his body are not affected on being
pricked with a needle, while other por-
tions are very sensitive.
The copper coiorcd spots character
istic OF leprosy are everywhere appar-
ent. Some blotches are as large as the
palm OF the hand, others not larger than
penny.
said DR.. Moorehead. until we have
made microscopical diagnosis of the
case. Leprosy is seldom found in the
United States or England, and when it
is it has been imported. We shall
make a thorough diagnosis OF the case,
and should we discover bacilli it will
confirm the symptoms already appar-
ent, and we cannot but conclude 1t is
leprosy,"
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MEXICAN TOPICS.
Alleged Bribery of Government omesrs-
Yellow Fever Mt Vera Cruz.

Alleged Bribery of Government orieers-
Yellow Fever ut Vera Cruz.
Cry OF MEXICO, Aug. 5.-Mr. Nc
Wood, whose railroad concession has
been declared forfeited by President
Diaz for noncompliance with contracts,
now claims that he bribed various Off
cials, and the latter have decided TO
bring the matter into the courts, accus-
ing McWood Of cafumny. McWOOd
claims that he organized a company in
london to work the concession. The
case promises to be interesting.
Yellow fever is extending to the ships
in the harbor OF Vera Cruz.
Ell Tempo claims that the death OF
Mr.. Baker, British Consul at Vera Cruz,
was eau sed by poison.
The work OF putting up fire alarm
telegraph in this city has begun.
The Central railroad is now bringing
freight from Tampico in less than ten
days after ships land, and shippers say
that @the customs authorities at Tam
pico grant them all possible facilities,
which is not done at other ports Of
entry. It's expected that there will be
seventeen feet OF water in the harbor
channel this month.
The State OF Jafisco has been in great
financial difficulties since the accession
Of Gen. Galvan to the governorship.
He is said to be closing the schools and
favoring all kinds OF gambling. The
State is also overrun by brigands.
A German syndicate is trying to pur-
chase large tracts Of coffee and rubber
producing lands in the State Of Chiapas.
The excitement over the coming cleo
tion in Guatemala is intense, but no
open rupture has ye: occurred. Presi-
dent Barillas will undoubtedly leave for
Europe as soon as his term expires.
The time fixed for the Guatemalan-
Mixed-Claims Commissioners
to finish their labors has expired, and
the Guatemala commissioners have left
for home by way OF San Francisco.
They left eleven claims either undecid-
ed or untouched. They actually admit
ted no claims, and cannot continue
their labors until they receive further
authority from their respective govern.
ments.
The coffee and tobacco crops promise
to be abundant this yenr.
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RUSSIAN HEBREWS.
French jewish Associations Approve tn,
Plans of Baron Hirsch.

French Jewish Associations Approve the
Plans of Baron Hirsch.
PARIS, Aug. ga conference of the
French Jewish associations was held
here to-day, at which the plans Of Baron
Hirsch for the amelioration Of the con-
dition Of destitute Hebrews were dis
cusscd. The conference approved Of the
plan Of the baron aiming at the cooper
alton OF the Jews in Europe and Ameri-
ca in the work OF organizing the emigra-
ton OF Jews from Russia. II was decided
to again send delegates to Russia for the
purpose Of constituting II central COM
mittee in st. Petersburg, and of estab-
fishing provincial committees to be
charged with regulating the exodus.
Emigrants leaving without the sanction
OF the central committee who have no
share in the benefits Of Baron HiEschs
arrangements. 1t will OF course be nee
cssary to obtain the consent OF the Rus
sim government before these commit
tees can act in Russia, but this consent
is confidently hoped for. Baron Hirsch
is making arrangements to secure the
cooperation Of the German central
committee in his plan us outlined above.
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IT MAY Be 0'BRIEN.
Rumors That a Member OF Parlla-
ment Is a Blsamist.
QUITE A ROMANTIC STORY TOLD.
An 1ntfmattOn That tho parncllItes
VIII Tryto Disgrace tho Prominent
Irish Members of ParlIament.-.SIls.
cry Loves Company So Docs Dis.
grace.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-London is all agog
tonight about the rumor Of the impend.
ing arrest Of an anti.Parnellite Irish
member Of Parliament on a'charge OF
bigamy. The real question Is: Who is
the man? Prevailing opinion is that
Parnell and his followers have bided
their time 10 strike, and that they will
strike with terrible and telling force.
It has been announced pretty freely Of
late that quite q number OF the Irish
members are not by any means models
Of propriety.
1t is whispered that William o'Brien
is the man. 0'Brien has been known
for years to the public as an austcre man
with heart for no love but that Of his
country. A self-sacriicing enthusiast
who Should have lived in the timc Of
the first French revolution, and when
his marriage last year was announced
there were thousands who could scarce
~ believe their eyes. In his younger
days, the story now goes, when young
reporter on q Cork newspaper, lie be-
came infatuated with young lady Of
the ballet in n local theater.
He drank aud smoked in those days,
and there were little supPers and other
things ending in his making the girl his
wife. The marital relations were not,
however, OF the happieSt nature, and
after time they separated, she going
to London and lie becoming n sort Of
mi 1Nt IA rnnisf II r,oo rum oenI that
she died, but if the present story is true
she is sti II alive and undivorced.
Morally he may excuse himself in the
assertion that he really believed her
dead, but il she is not, then he will
come within the meshes Of the criminal
law.
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Don't Want 10 Come Home.

ToRoSro, orr, Aug. 5.-Counsel has
appealed against the commitment for
extradition Of Richard Garbett, charged
with forgeries in Texas and elsewhere.
Garbett is believed by American OH.
GERS to be one OF gang Of notorious
sharpers who have been working shady
land deals for years past in the Western
States. Garbett claims to have been in
Wingham, Ont, Mt the time tho for.
gerics were committed in Texas.
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coon pAL1 Avn CANTON.
The Wooster Club Downed by the Eas
LivsrpOois. Who aro Now the Champion

Tie Wooster Club DOwned by the East
LIvSrpools. Who are Now the Champions
Of ohio,
ssoeiai Dspa,es 70 ne nsaaiaaaz.
CANTON, O., Aug. 5.-The Eclipse
club, OF East Liverpool, and the
Wooster nine crossed bats in IN inter
esting game here this afternoon for the
amateur championship Of Ohio. The
purse was $500. A great many friends
accompanied the clubs to this city.
Score:
R Fs;s 5E!ystPool.S
Summary: Earned runs-LlverpoUl, 2.
two base fiits-Wooster, 2. Home runs
Patton, OF East Liverpool. Base hits
Liverpool, o; Wooster, Z. Base on
balls-Young, 1; Wilhelm, 4. Stolen
bases-East Liverpool, 3. Errors-East
Liverpool, 8; Wooster,3. Struck out
BY Young, 6; by Wilhelm, /. Passed
balls-Ross, /. Wild pitches-Young,
2; Wilhelm, /. Batteries-East Liver
pool, Young and Hanlon, Wooster,
Wilhelm and Ross. Umpire, Wilson.
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sARAToGA, y. y. Aug. 5.-Today is m
extra day of the rnce meeting here. Tho
sky is hazy and the track heavy. There
is about an average attendance.
First race-for two-year.olds, five fur
longs; Lester won, time, :08
Second raee-for three.year-olds and
upward, one mile; Ja Busted won,
time, 1:4S.
Third race-for all ages, six furlongs;
App0mattox won, time, l:l0l.
Fourth race,-one mile andn furlongi
Uncle Bob won, time, 2:00l.
Fifth race-for three.year-otds and up
wards, six furlongs; Rosa II won, time,
1 on
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COULDN'T FACE his FoRGERIEs.
Manager cassells Raised $4,000 Fraudu-
lently and Commits Suicide.

DosroS, Aug. 5.-It is asserted here
and admitted, it is said, by one of the
members of the firm of Wilson, Cassells
& Co., that W. E. Cassells, who COM
mitted suicide in the PEBBLE House,
Portland, Me-, last night, was forger.
So far as is known the amount OF his
foreeries is between $1,000 and $4,000.
Cassells was considered one Of the
brightest salesmen OF safes in the coun-
try. His connection with the Hall Safe
and Lock Company, OF which the firm
has tho Boston agency, dates back some
twenty years. He was the business
manager. His partners account for the
suicide on the ground that he was un-
able to face the discovery OF his for
geries.
West f'ifty-second street, New York,
but is believed to have had no relatives
here. he had only three cents in his
pockets when he shot himself. His
partner, Mr.. Wilson, had not seen him
Tor week. He was forty years OF age.
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Emnsror TIllInm al norrsp.

BERLIN, Aug. G-Emperor William,
on board the imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern, has arrived at Bergen, Norway, on
his way to Germany from North Cape
and other points in Norway and
Sweden. Upon the arrival OF the En-
peror the fort at Bergen ran up tho
German standard and IN imperial sa-
Lutte was fired. The German corvette
Stosch, which was lying in the harbor,
also saluted His Majesty.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The present man
agement of the Chicago Gas Light &
Coke Company has served notice on the
old management, which was ousted a
year or so ago, and which is now push
ing the opposition, Economic Fuel Gas
Company, that its members must take
for the proceeds Of their suit for S65,OlO,
tho bonds OF the former company issued
by them in 1887. II is charged By the
new management that the old manage
ment issued them without consideration
to stockholders, and suit to recover that
amount is threatened.
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sFRrxortELD, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-Cicero ].
Lindley, State President Otthe Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association, is one OF
the incorparators Of the Choctaw Coal
and Mining Company authorized to
organize yesterday, which proposes to
do n mining business in the Indian
Territory. The capital stock is S599, 900.
Tho other incorporators ore NJ. N.
Lindley, X. Searlls, and I. n. Foster.
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NV York, Aug. 6.-The White Star
line steamer Majestic, which left Havre
July 20, arrived here this morning, thus
breaking the record from HGvre to New
York. Her time was days, Is hours
aud s minutes. Previous to this the
record was held By White Star steam
ship Tcutonic. twas 8 days, 10 hours
and & minutes.
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CmcAoo, Aug. 5.-Garield results:

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-GartieId results:
First race-seven-eighths mile; Ncva
C. won, time, 1929.
Second race-one mile; ATcGinty won,
time, / S42l.
Third neutrality-suspicious. mile; Ju.
Illus Sax won, time, l:l5.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards; Ernest Race won, time, i:45.
Fifth race = nine-sixteenths mile;
Umatilla won, time, 1861.
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Tvo chiidrsn Drovped.

LEANlSoroS, Or, Aug. 5.-Hattie
and Lille Dumas, aged twelve and two
years respectively, were drowned here
yesterday. They had been driven in q
carriage BY their brother to the wharf.
whore the horse became restiyc and
backed tho vehicle over the wharf SO
that the two children tumbled into the
water.
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pold Of Belgium, severely criticising the
methods Of the Congo Free State OIL
cials and also those Of Mr.. Henry N.
Stanley. died at the Palatine Hotel at
Blackpool, a town in Lancashire.
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stnniey's DoIton Critic Dead.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-George Williams, a
cOlorcd lawyer Of Boston, Mass, who
ZONE time ago visited the Upper Congo
country. and wrote letter. 70 King Leo,
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Row., Aug. 5.-Fifty-fve hundred
Italians sailed from Genoa for America
last week.
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BurrA1o, n. Y, Ang. 5.-TO-day's
races were witnessed by large crowd.
The weather was pleasant. The follow
ing are the summaries:
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NTED-Agents to sell the pinlss, Clo,hs,
w AN ED Line; tbs only line ever invented tkSt
holds the clothes without pinE a perlsei susss,,;
patent recently issued; sold only by agents. 10
cents We viii send sample line BY mail: also eiF
eu3rs; pfiee list and terms agentsi secure nous
territory az once, Address The PlnleaE Clothct
Limo Co., ~ Hermon Street, WOfeestef, Mas
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AFrEn diphtheHa, scarlet fever, pneu-
monia, or any other severe illness, there
is nc. better tonic than Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. u
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l is sls. -. itoi,lnr, p rl 500 tnnan.hed


INDEPExDEScE, IA, Aug. 5.-Allerton.
lowered his record to-day 70 2;l2,
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mYg7.MAs

~ ENTLEMEN OF FIRST.CLASS
VI capacity as organizers can make liberal
contracts for exclusive charge OF territory, AZ
general agents for the SR1Ohal Assured Build.
Ing Loan and ConSOl Association Requisites.
ability TO handle the business successfully and
tiFskclaY reference. Address, DIRECTOR or
AGENCIES, I. .. Box 60. savannah, Ga. iylO
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Fourteen Great Races.
WANTED.

WANTED-EXpERTENCED FIRE.
w MEN. Wages 81 6 PCT day. Apply 4,
WHEELING sTEEl. WORKS, B,nWOOd, W IA
WANTED-GO0D Statesmen TO
w sell Advertising Cards and Novelties on
commission direct from manufacturer Y0n
can make $50 per week. Address ADYERTiS
ING SPECIALLY CO., Buffalo, \. i.
jySl.NWAP
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COCOA
GRATEFUL---C0MF0RTING
EPPs's COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laai
which govern tho operations Ot digestion ~. ~.
nutrition. aud By a rareiul application oi ~, ~
hne properties Of weil-selccted Cocoa, AI' LptI
hRS provided o,ir breakfast tables with drll,
cateIy HaVOured beverage which may NV ,. ~
many heavy doctors bills, II q by tue iudie,,yas
use OF such articles Of diet that cpnsuIlU.SS
70 fesIst eycrv tendency 10 disease. liundrrl'u
Eubtle mAiAilcs are floating around IA I,al! ~
attack wherever there j. weak point we Mg
escape many n fatal SHAFT by keeping onnel,Ss
we'll iOrtlhed with pure blood And plolTIH
nourishcd iTnme "-"CIvit sERvIcE GALEi1E "a
Made simply with boiling wuicr or nix -
only In hali-pound tins. By urocers Mp'''8
thus: JAMES EPIs ~
OcII TTli4
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ABABY HANGED.
strangled by tho Cords of n Swing While
Its Mother Is Absent,

TryFtx, ONO, Aug. "a peculiarly
sad accident occurred yesterday alter
noon ut the village of West Lodi, four
teen miles east OF this city. Mrs. Mary
Krupp left her home for a short time,
leaving her tVo-year.Old child playing
in a swing in the front yard. During
her absence the little one fell from the
swing, and in some way the cords
became wound about its neck, strangling
1t. When the mother returned a few
minutes afterward her child was dead.
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WANTED-FoR THE UNITED
w STATES ARNrH, abls-bodIed unmarried
men. between the ages OF u and 81 years, Coed
pay, rationS, clothing md medical attendance
Applicants must be prepared TO fuEG.h salts.
factory evidence as 10 nge, character and hablo,
Apply at ISL Main street, Wheeling, ". va.
Iyi.NW4y
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MRs. NJ. ScHAExDERdER, Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: I'VE have usei DR..
Thomas's Eclectric Oil in our family for
coughs, colds, Group and rheumatism.
It cures every time.n nav
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Mary Marshall vent a mile in 9:l9i.
Manager, PAGER, went mile in 2;l4!.
Track inst.