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Recent Robberies Repor,.a-

This morning few minutes past o'clock
burglar visited the house of Otto Sipos, No.
1909 9TH street northwest. and stole $50 from
the bureau drawer in room on the second
floor. Mrs sipos, who had just gotten out Of
bed, saw the man as he went down stairs.
VIM. II. Seeger. No. 4s9 Missouri avenue,
complains that his house was entered last night
and robbed of S32
John Livingston of No. 3ls street south
west reports that his room was entered last
night and robbed of S35 which was in a tin box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07
Price Of Sugar Sent I'm.

BOSTON. August Tt is announced that the
price OF all refined sugar except cut loaf and
crushed have been advanced 1-l6 by the Ameri.
can Sugar Refining Company.
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Driven to Drowning by Pain and Hunger.

Driven to Drowning by Pain and Hunger
READING, Pa, August Hiram Troxel. an
inmate of the county hospital, escaped from his
attendants this morning and drowned himself
in a watering trough containing only fifteen
inches of water. Deceased was afflicted with
cancer. His face was almost eaten away. ana
he was driven to desperation by pain and
hunger, he not having eaten anything for a
month.
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Killed His Crazy Brother in Self-Defense.
81. LOUIS, August John Huff. an extern
sive planter, who lives three miles north of
Wilt 1T, shot and instantly killed his crazy
brother. who lives with him. and mortally
wounded his own wife The insane man at
tackled Huff with knife and john in self-de-
Tense. shot him three times with Winchester,
one of the bullets passing through the heart.
The three bullets passed through the mans
body and struck HUH wife
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A Plea for Cniou.Made Sboos

LYNN. MASS, August 7.-Secretary Hanscome
OF the Knights Of Labor has issued special
notice requesting all branches OF organized Ia
Dor to use only union-made boots and Shoes
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Trsnsfers of Real Estate.

Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
District Of Columbia to J. II. Fletcher, lot IS.
section 8, Barry farm; e.. @. B. +. Holler to
E. WEIGH, sub 40, 50. $50; g. Kate Little
wood to James H. Littlewood, parts 10 and ~,
80. s15; e. A. L. White to r. G. Eiker, lot II,
block 81, Columbia Heights; S2,6S3.73.
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Thought to Re From washinston.

Thought to Re From WAshingtou.
BosroN, August 7.-Yesterday afternoon o
man about sixty years Of age and whose name
is supposed to be Samuel Stevens Of Washing
ton. d. c., was found in dazed condition on
the street and sent to the Massachusetts Gen.
eral Hospital
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Reported Eject Of . Recent Earthquake 1,
Arizona.

Arizona.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, August IA Yuma corres-
pondent says a report brought in by the Coco.
pah Indians state that the earthquake on the
3oth ultimo, resulted in changing the course Of
the Colorado river. 1t left its old bed and now
flows through n crevasse forty feet wide and
LOCO feet long.
The report is not generally believed, but ono
result OF the recent earthquake was tho re.
newcd activity of the volcanoes in the Cocopah
region. The earthquakes also caused great
tidal wave at the head of the gulf of California.
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ssles-Regular call-12 o'clock m: Washington
Market Company Imp. &c, 900 at I13s; 3l,O0V at
llSH.
Government Bonds-u.S. q, registered 1901, III
bid, rs asked .. ). q, 1901 III bid, lis asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Markets stock. Is. 1892
currency, lO1 bid. 20ycar fund, u.s. 1S92 gold, 100 Z
bid, asked. so-year fund, S. 1899. gold, l0s bid
Water stock, Is, 1901, currency, l93 bid, - asked
s,5 5sn S sss 1907 s 5s
s.66e, 1924 fund, currency, li2 bid. ll4k asked
shs, reg; a-los, ls.s-Iaoi, l9a bid. 1o4 asked.
town Railroad, 10-4O, ds l09H bid lu5K asked Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible os,
100 bid, ls9 asked. Masonic Hail Association,
Company, LIST mortgage q, - bid, - asked. Wash
ington Market Company imp. 6s. lls bid - asked
American Security and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid,
O., 1904. % bid, asked. Washington Light IN
fantry "a, u, 1904, IS Did, = asked Washington
Gas LsSs SE1%pany, series g. IL, bid
b. Is, las bid. = asked. Warrington Gas Com
pany Convertible @, l9s bid. = asked. Ecking-
ton Railroad Is - bid. - asked Chesapeake
= asked. Capitol and North Street Railroad Isl
mortgage IS: los bid,-asked. Metropolitan Rail-
TIC Light Convertible IS, los bid, - asked
National Bank S,ocks-Bsnk Of W Washington. $50
bid, asked. Bank Of Republic, so bid, - asked
chancs. 1856 bid. - asked. Citixens', ito bid
1855 asked: Columbia. $50 bid. lSs asked. Cap.
n
I02 asked Traders, liz bid. 100 asieL
railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
3l6 bid, - asked. Metropolitan. I07 bid, = asked
Columbia, bid. II asked Capitol and North o
Street, IS bid, - asked. lexington and Sol
diers Home, - bid, - asked. Georgetown and
Tenleytown, 5s bid. asked.
Insurance Stocks-Metropolitan 80 bid, - asked.
National Union, II Did - asked 0srmau-A merican
1s0 bid, asked. Potomac, = bid, - asked
Riggs, ~ bid, asked Peoples, 5 bid, ~
asked Lincoln, bid, - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Reai Estate Title. 1as
bid, - asked. Columbia Title, bid, = asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocksaWashington Cas-
- Did, - asked. Georgetown Gas. g bid
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvana ssx bid,-ssled
Chesapeake and Potomac, 50 bid, - asked Amer.
lean GraphOphone, bid, 6h asked
Miscellaneous stocks-W ashington Market Com
pany, - bid 10 asked Great Falls Ice COMPANY.
= bid, los asked. bull hun Panorama Con,nsny
bid, asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, x
bid, y asked
safe Deposit and Trust Companies
Safe Deposit Company, lie bid, asked Wash.
ington Loan anu Trust Company, "a bid, 90
asked. American Security and Trust COMPANY.
90 bid. ~ asked.
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For the Country Home.

The following additional contributions have
been received at The STAR Office for the Chill
dren's Country Home: Gait q Co., IS; Z. Mil
Ter Clover, s25.
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A Fatal Election Day Duel.
FRANKFORT, Ky, August John Estus and
Thomas Long, who fought a duel in this
| county on election day, both died yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

TIE PERuvIAN CONVENIENT DnrunBrp.-
The bureau Of American republics IL informed
that the Peruvian government is disturbed BY
the decree recently issued by the Balmaceda
government in Chill, prohibiting the exporta-
ton Of wheat and -four to northern ports.
Some OF the newspaper declare that the
decree II in violation Of treaty provisions The
bread consumed on the whole Peruvian coast
is made Of wheat ground In the Lima mills. the
greater part Of which comes from Chill. Sup-
plies have been ordered from San Fraucisco.
but in the meantime the price Of bread has
risen considerably.
Nor ExrrfLsp 10 EXTRA CorrrxsAryox.-
The Attorney General today delivered an opin-
ion ON The question whether United States
attorney sppsaring In behalf Of the
30 instituted BY. importers under ~
tion Is Of the customs administrative
act are eutitlsd TO extra compensation for such
services He concludes thai suits against the
United Stasss under that section are directly IN
the line Of the duty d United elatss attornsys
and that thsrsfore, they are entitled 10 moth
Ing more tnan thstr ofactal Sees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

August wfllige was fined go in The Polies
Court today for keeping dangerous do0. ~
animal bit and tsrribly laesratsd r. Il Ho6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

Al Lovers OF TIE DELicAcffs OF TIE
ti0a hui the genuine only, manufsctursd 6y Or a.s-
Ssgt sens- ~ al dxaxyisss', -
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nNE TAKEN Every NIGHT STIMULATES THE
" aver earrtss On the ble and improves the dixss-
ton and appetite. caIter's Little Liver Pills Don't
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Tn "Spnrso- CuRRycova

i HE Spnrse- CuRarcoxs
comb ttAt combines the strength OF metal Win the
elasticity VI Q brush. The fsxiLlity Of ths loops
E.kss this comb wonderful device. A FEN
fUINrs- 1T N as soft 0rash because the ioops
give znl enable the eobing 10 es down into
The hollow and slip the elevations to the great
comfort u the animal and the great vsnispcs Of the
kostl~r. 1T u perfect sei-elsaner, and The he.t
sLedder known. oeeau.e 10 . spring and the ytbr.
hair cleans horSe quicker and better than other
eopb> because It las S<u teeth ch do not track
and osSaase II does not crate hs<shly the sur
lac 6al accommodates Itself any and ali parts .,
and well in.es Solne. since the coil Is made of very
tough sIr< steer. and the shank u cast nallsabie
Sha AL Parts rlystsd together Its teeth not
o<Ed oat VI SHAPE from rough usage. because Of lis
circular torIn and because II v elastic The back Is
"a s1eSileni syeat scrspsr" The reasons are APP
al - Lad 2! hardware. harness. feed and frocsry
sSrss A DEPtE SON. Flour and Feed Dszlsra
eo.e Axsa,s. SIS and So ~ a. Az. myt1-SGa
w smoke TIGER cUBAHA-Ths bsst Cigar. s.
,,oLLoPoLD MILLEK SONS,
10y lt9 Chambers ST.. " T.. Manufacturer
NOLE AND HEELING
WILSON 4 CARR,
s1oos S!9 81. NV.
nNE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT STIMULATES THE
" AVER carries On the bale improves the dlrss-
ton and Appesiie caIters Little Liver Pills Don't
A Il LovERs or THE DELTcAcffs or TET
table use An<ostura Biters 70 rood dies
Ssrt sens- A. al dsaxyisss'.
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Range of the Tber,noc.s.

'k""kt VI HHeffnOmefef.
The following were the readings at Office of
weather bureau today: a. NJ, 20; pm, u.
Maximum, 80; minimum 65.
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Chicago Markafn.

CHICAGO, August lci0sing,. wheat--Au
eust ~; september, SIX. Corn--August sex
september. stk. oats-August, TX: Septem
Der, s7x. Pork September, l0sG iard-Sep
tembey, &<IN. Nha-Ssptembey, aM
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G r A 8 T Y.
STORES

DOUBLE STORES.
FCRNITCRE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
WARE-S0LD ONLY FOR CASH
jy3O 15lO-l2 7th st. NV. bet. p and Q.
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BALTIMORE, August I. - Flour steady, nm.
changed-receipts 7,O0s barrels; shipments, Z. SIa
barrels; sales, 100 barrels. Wheat steady-spot.
slNasIss; september, 91HasIH; October, esq; De-
eem6sr, Loo asked; southern wheat steady;
81 bushels; shipments, aSS,ss7 bushels: stocf.
1,a22,s2e bushels; sales, 100000 bushels. Corn
dull-Septem6er, e6H asked; southern corn, dull:
ments, none; stock, s2.l7s bushels; sales, is,OoO
bushels. Oats, active and nrm-No ! white
western, %; No. mixed western, <S-receipts.
$50 bushels; shipments, none; stock, s<lsl bush
ela Rye active--No. 4 slass-receipts, laSsa
bushels; shipments, none; Mock, 106S bushels
Hay frm = good to choice timothy, 1IO0ais.s0.
Grain frsights quiet. unchanged. Cotton, mid
ding, nominal, So. Provisions, no change. But
ter, steady. Egg, slow - l& Cofree nrm - Rio
eargoee. fair, Is; No :, IN. Sugar - granu-
lated, ~. ,
BALTIMORE, August 7.-virRinta teu-fortiea.
% bid; do threes, az bid; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, IS bid; Northern Central stock, g hid:
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrst, q bid;
nrst incomes, q asked; do. third n1enmes bid:
Consolidated gas bonds liz bid do stock, lsIf bid
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BRowS,s InoS BrrrERs

Cures Indigestion, Blioasnsss. Dyyepsis, Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debility Physiei recon-
mend it, All dealers sell il. Genuine has trade mark
And crossed red lines WRAPPER.
MANS WIFE SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE
n especially to her husband. bu. she is weak
and nervous and uses 'Carters Iron Pills." she
be, Tor they make her feel ike different
too.
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OUT FOR BLAINE.

The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette" Nails
His Name 10 Hts Mast.
PrrTsBuRo, Pa, August THE Commercial
Gazette comes out today in . double-leaded
editorial for Blaine a. the presidential candi-
date for 1892
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Mama.
Name.

foilcving are the opening and cloqng prices Of
wire to Corson and Mccartney 14l9 i street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

AIRS. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHI DREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRIiEA Sold By Druggists In every part of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs winslows Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind - cents . bottle.
DIZZY
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CARLSBAD SrRuDrI SALT

CARLSBAD SrnuDE1 SALT
Is not mere purvative, n Ia alternative and con-
sttufional remedy There h nothinE inst rood
when you can ob:sin the genuine imported article Do
not b impossd upon by unscrupulous dealers n
genuine mus. have the signature Of ''Eisner Mo-
dslsoa Co.. Agents. New York." on every bottle -
WILSON 4 CARR
CHILDREN CHr
FOR PrrcHER's
cAsToRIA.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The offers Of silver tn
the Treasury today amounted to 1,22l, 900
ouces and the amount purchased 264, 900
ounces as follows: Ninety-three thousand
ounces at S1.O0, Ill 900 ounces at 81. OO1.
Mn. WIZ. ]. LAMProN, formerly Of the staff
Of Tue SrAR, has returned from Detroit and
Cincinnati, where he has been for some weeks,
and IL at 1910 H street northwest. Mr.. Lamp
ton will write regularly for the Detroit Free
Press, the New York Truth and other news
papers, and viii also do good deal Of maga-
zine work this winter.
Consular Oaths Not binding In Germany.
Assistant Secretary Nettleton has informed
the Secretary Of State that no objection
is perceived to the adoption of the plan
suggested by the United States consul gen.
eral at Berlin in regard to the sworn
statements Of German subjects - to the
value Of merchandise intended for export IN
the United States. He says that the statements
Of German subject made under oath
to. a consular Officer are Of very little
value for the reason that the German
laws do not recognize the authority Of
foreign olhcsrs TO administer oaths to German
subjects. In order to make such ststements
legally binding he susgests that the persons
presenting the same be required Is have them
nrst acknowledged before . German nofsrv.
whose signature and seal may aftervards &
aathsnticsted BY the consul.
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I. 3. TowSrR & SOY,

L. 3. TowSrR & Sox
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
l3l6 9Th s-n-w.
Barzains for the week commencing
MONDAY. JULY "a:
10-4 Unblescbed Sheeting, 15c-
lU-4 Berched Sheetins, lsc-
Blea:hed Pillow Ease Cotton. Sc
Another Job lot Lawns, fast eolors. 2hc.
Feather proof TickiIl.r, lJc-
BLACK MOnair. -. 40 and SOC
Black Hennetta Cashmere. wool face, 25c
Blacz Henriestt. 81 n. 40, 30. tic. aud 81
Navy Blue Calico. &c.
UnDeached Cotton, &c.
BSrtree's Duylex Corssts. FL
Diamond Shirts. 81
Ladies Blazers. 50c-
cents Laundsresi shirts. JOc., 15c. and o..
Parssols reduced in Prices.
hull line OF Corsets frOrl 25c. up.
Shirtinx Calico. and &c.
Large line Of Gents Suspenders lust received.
1ao.e Linen. Napkins, towels, Linen and Cotton
Diaper Rubber Cloth. LADIES' and GENTS Hdkfs sc
ly.o
"OdES. FROM THEIR SEDENTARY HABITS,
w are often subject TO hesdache and constipation.
These are quickly removed by Carters Little Liver
Pills
II AIDES TAN, WHITE, YELLOW, HELIOTROPE,
- Black. Bronze Oxford Ties and Slippers.
Best place
au6-at WILSON, CARRs. se9 + st. NV
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FoR EAHAcHx
USE PONDS EXTRACT.
Ii
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can Ter Dlstsses CsaveatIssH.

WELLINGTOE, KAs., March 81, 1891.
To the presidents OF the Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union Of the
Seventh congressional district:
In accordance with = request Tour
State President, Frank 2EcGrsth;
'claiming his request is in accord with
u call made by President Polk on Feb
;ruary 10th, 1891, to take the prelimin-
airy steps TO bring about q delegate
convention IS 'sOon as praOtiese of all
the district Alliances; z liRsssby sH-
nOunSe Wednesday, at Ga. lsn.. the 9Th
day of May, 1891. the day and hour
for tlie meeting OF said convention, for
this Seventh district, in tire city Of
Great Bend. County presidents will
see that meetings are promptly called,
if they have NOS been, and. delegates
duly elected. The interest at stake
and the objects Of the call urgently de-
mand consideration, and are cOnsid-
cred of great interest to the Alliance
st large and the welfare of the coun-
try. THE cali is made as FER the old
Delegates should come prepared for
"a two days session.
&. II. FISH,
Pres. eth Congressional District.
A. \. MCCOR9EACK, Sec.
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The Worlds EaIr.-A EEAgnLSCSRt Omar,
The great Worlds Fair Word
Contest Is exciting universal interest
and is one Of the absorbing topics of
tIea day. A free trip to Europe and
$3.50 for expenses is offered to whoever
constructs the largest number of En-
glish wOreEs from letters contained in
the textt, The Worlds Fair. !"
Additional prizes, consisting of an Up
right Grand Piano, valued at $500, sill
v6r teassets, sewing machines, and
many other tsssful and valuable arti-
cles, will alse be awarded ia order of
merit. A special prize Of n Il kt.
gold watch, valued at $50 will be
awHI dsd to the girl or boy, under I6
years OF age, sending in tile largest
list. Everyone sending u list of not
less than 30 words will receive "a prize.
AS the winner of the first prize may
not care 10 make the extensive trip
offered the option of 81 900 in cash is
given. Send seven &c. stamps for com
plete rules, premium catalogue assd sam
pie copy of the beautifully illustrated
paper, The Home Focinator. The con
test * open to amy person ia the
United States or Canada In case of
ties Oh the largest list the first prize
will be awarded to the one bearing the
earliest IsOst-aaslill, distance etc, con-
sidered. Address
THE HOME FAsCINATOR,
Montreal, Canada.
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IT is impossible to pick up a Tepub-
lican paper that &l,'es not cOntain lau-
.dations of the Mckinley hill, because
that measure gives the citizens cheap
sugar. The Mckinley bill places raw
sugar, that is. SVsgaI No. Is and under,
.un the free list, and practically re-
moves the duty off brands above No.
III. Thus we have what might no
called free trade i'm sugar, with the re-
suit that the fi,sgner. the artisan, tie
latbOrer may buy twenty pounds OF
-asT7lnulated sugar ,Intier free trade con-
ttitiOns for the same money that thiI-
teen pounds cost him lglder protection
conditions. 1t is <stim&ted that
Americans Consume dfty pounds Of
sugar per capita, SD it follows that
free sugar makes a saVIng of aG~=1t
81 SO per caa,i5sa. NOsR, when It is
remembered that the citizen pays much
more for clothing than for sugar, and
that the tax Oh clothing is exOrbitant,
it may read .iy Ice seesa that free trade
5st clOthing would Save the citizen dol
lars where free trade ina sugar saves
dim dimes. Nor is that ali. More
1h8n 80 per cent "f the tax on sugar
went into tles public treasury, while
She bulk Of ttte tax On clothing goes
into the GOLFERS of projected classes, rs
yioes tlse bulk o. tbs monopoly taxes
on irun and steel, lumber, glass. farm
ing implements, furniture, coal, tin
ware, crOcterywure Ssmd the hundreds
Uf other tariff taxed articles consumed
10y farmers. Men WhO furnish the
tsoadis 10 buy clect5NsHs must be pro
tects'i. let every Turner remember
that vheia ais sassse account tor tariff
'-protsctesi'' artieles-Rnd Uea ly ala
ar buys from ihe store is ne ''prOtso1-
sd-'--amoi,uts 10 500, at least Lalf
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oar Homes, - thirty-twO page month
ly magazine, devoted to house build
ing, home furnishing, home decOra-
ton, fashions, general literature. etc,
is the best publication Of It's class in
America. The publishers, III order to
increase the circulation of their maga-
zine, offer large cash rewards TO those
of their subscribers, or intending sub
scribsrs, who correctly answer ths toll
lowing question: Where ia the New
Testament are the words "a sleeeIIs''
fiTst found? Cash daily and weekly
rewards given while tile competition
lasts. The publishers viii give away
thousands Of dollars among those cor
rectly answering the questionable
leading reward bsing $500 IN gold.
Send ten cents in stamps or silver Tor
= sample copy of Oar HgB,es and com
plste rules governing tie competition.
Address Our HOsslzs I'UsLIsRINe Co.,
BrOckvills, Canada.
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MANY gears practice have give

MANY gears practice have given
c. \. Snew & Co. Solicitors of patents
at Washington. u. G., unsurpassed
success in obtaing pateWts for all class
IS of invention. They make speciality
of rejected cases. and have secured al
lnwancs of many patents that have
hesn previously rejected. Their adj
vertisment in another column, will be
'sf interest to Inventors, patentees,
manufacturers. and all who have to do
with patents.
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the sum is paid by him for the ''pro-
teetion' Of somebody else That is
wha5'has baDkrnpted the agricultural
classes high taxation is what is beg
CARING yOu.-Louisvil.e COla-ieT-Jo'l'-
mi
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IN his first speech on his tour Presi-
dent Harrison said TINT ''fOr personal
reasons he had great affection for
Vtrgini.. This is generally under
='sOed 80 vaean that he is extremity 80
Hcft0us fur the republican delegation
next yenr.-K. &. Times.
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If reducing the tariff on sugar re-
.duces the price of sugar, reducing the
and medicines would reduce the pTice
'Of clothing, F@Emiture, shelter and
medicines is the lesson Flte people are
Rearning just now.-Er.
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ETTHERonrCiFciiiatin
be Increased sufficiently to NEST the
wants of GIN growing country on the
business Of the country must lie killed
of until it is within the compass OF
.UrIr present circulation.
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u'8BWE is moro moisture lin she
grouBti This spring than 6hsse has bssn
for several years. From 'fliis It it rea-
ssOnabie to expect = good 'OEOp this
year.
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Itch, mango and scratches OF every
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