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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11
TO BE CONTINUED.
How to Raise BOYS.

Bishop J. II. Vincent, In recent
lecture at Philadelphia, made some
very truthful and interesting state
ments The boy he described was the
one who failed to recognize the pro-
prieties Of life, who always spoke when
il were better for him TO keep quiet,
the noisy. generous, mischief-loving.
whistling, everyday boy Not the
bad boy who was always hanged at
twenty years OF age. nor the good boy
who always died at the age OF ten.
Making the boy baby as the starting
point, the Bishop drew q picture OF
him as a pet, admired and caressed
more than ut any other portion OF his
life. After babyhood came the second
stage, the period when, if any trait in
his character was noticeable, ii was
the fact that he was not a girl;
when he blossomed out in trousers, in
to tho pockets OF which he thrust his
chubby fists, and wore boots, and al
ways wanted to be outdoors. At this
period the boy is extremely honest.
He always tells what he thinks, and
worse than all, what his mother and
sister think. The boy forgets nothing,
and his memory at this date is simply
wonderful.
Then there was hiatus OF some four
years, and the boy was introduced at
the age of twelve years. Life to him
was one long April fool day. This boy
could run farther. eat more and sleep
longer than any thing created. At
this piriol he had fewer friends and
sympathizers than at any time OF his
life. In fact the only friend ne now
had was his mother. and no boy should
ever forget this. The Bishop con-
trasted the life Of girl eleven years
with that OF boy, and thought the
girl had much the better OF him. She
was dressed neatly and was the pride
of the family, while the boy was al
ways dirty and incorrigible. At this
period of the boys life he formed far
better estimate of his father than his
father did Of him.
The last period of boys life was
when he was sixteen. This glimpse of
the boy is very brief, for he believes
himself to be man. Now he washes
in perfumed soap, oils his hair, takes
great pride in his dress, especially his
cravats, shaves and shayes with iiXe d
purpose raise beard.
At this time he has opinions, ana
the questions Of theology which have
bothered theologians for centuries are
decided By him oif-handel. He knows
every thing worth knowing; calls his
father the "old man, and makes great
pretelses OF authority. Bat confidence
in himself is unlimitel. But at this
period his love for his mother is shown
in its first manly light, and il is the
most pleasing trait of his character.
In closing the Bishop urges thrc,
things in the boys behalf. He would
have the boy attend public servic, in
church on every Sunday; he believe |
that all boys should b. sent to public
schools, and urged that tho best teachers
be selected for his tutors; and last, tn.
boy should feel the influences of home
life. Then the home should be made
pleasant, and he severely condemned
the parlor from which tho boy was eS
cuded.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11
"Life for life fog traitors deed;
l. l. 4. l. a

But, Roland, he has braved the floods
Remember how he saved widow Hunt"
cay; but have YOU forgotten what is
said--what Iieston himself says-that, if
the flood rises this year three feet above
last year, the Mill will bc washed away?
and, while the Mill lasts. the curse must
last. And then the rains are this year w.
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n,pIcAL nnyrNrr LAWS.
The President OF ihe Argentine ne
nnbIIe propnae. . InTIm.

WASHINGTON, Mar. b.-Tho bureau
VI American republics Is informed that
the President OF tho Argentine rcpub-
lie has recommended 90 Congress sew.
rral radical revenue laws, which have
created bitter enmiiy against the adj
ministration Ia commercial circles.
The President, In his message, holds
such measures absolutely necessary 10
maintain the credit VI thcgovornmnnt,
and asks their endorsement by Con-
gress, but Congress has not yet ratified
the suggestion. lie proposes, hSt, 10
Impose an export duty Of o per cent nj
valorem upon animal oil, horns, jcrKod
beef bono ash, horse hair, hides and
skins, bones, wool, tallow and ostrich
Father, which constitute the great
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ma tuaArie saYLuM on ACCOUNT
or MONEY.
Germnuy Said 10 Have zoo Few Nen.of.
War Tor Her Nany Naval
stations.
"iHde'on" Objects to Hi- Candidacy
Tor the Parliament.

LpNWS, March IA long stateincut
nls utuiI Issued aud @ now huing cir.
euIatci among the electors OF the Besn
HlNlslou ~ bl0uccaiefshirr, on behalf
% hlr Charles Dixie. on FEBRUARY
-ltl it was announced That the electors
or The division hal nskcd Sir Charlrs
Duke " De- thuit candidate Tor Parlla.
ment, ut the coming general clcrtion.
lie asscntud, provilcd lie had fair ~.
slianco rom a minority OF the liberal
citcsun ,hat the candidacy would re.
crivu their support. Now u J. learned
That Sit Charles Inns supplied Ia. liberal
organization with sistemrnt Tor mi.
Vatc circulation vlndicntlnR hlmsalt
ngnihtt the charges made arainst him
Ia connection with tho famous Crav.
iotd-Dilkc divorce ease. According To
tli.stltement, Captain Forster ought 10
nave ncen the correspondent, and not
~ Chmlcs. Referring 20 the notorious
"fannyN the pamphlet sayG Shu IL
now happily married aud known ~
Mrr.Shcs.
Tho pamphlet says that AIn. Cfaw-
iordi during the divorce proceedings,
made the assertion that Fanny had
been -if Charles bikes mistress aud
crowncd nor own iniamy 10y swearing
That she, "Nn. Crawford" aud
Fanny" had been In bed together
with him. Fanny" has made
statutory declaration, giving q full ac.
count OF herself aud asworn denial Of
MIR. Cawiord's story.
The gruutal opinion seems 10 be that
the pamphlet win reopen the agitation
Of yenu gone by, aud will probably
win over 70 Sir Charles side anumber
who previously condemned him, hut
That twill fail 70 completely vindica,e
him.
IL II probable, however that Sir
Charles VIII abandon the idea of re-.
entering Parliament, Gladstone hay.
Ing objected TO his proposed candidacy.
Mr.. Stold has publishcd a protest
against Dilke's ro,uru.
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Il one which ifsuaranteed TO brlug
you satisfactory results, or IN ease Of
nilure u return 0f purchase price. On
TN safe plan you can bay from our
advertised Druggist n bottle Of DR..
klng'a New Discovery for Consump-
ton. IL Ia guaranteed 10 bring relief
IN every case, when used for affection
Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such aA
Consumption, Inflammation Of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthmn, Whooping Cough,
Group, otc,, etc. 10 Ia pleasant aud
Agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and
can nlwayp be depended upon.
Trial bottles ffse ut A. G. Smith &
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THE Adams Electric Company gu ,hs
Nnrpa'h.

ST. Louis, March 5.--rho Adams
Electric Company, INCORPORATED under
the laws ni Illinois. with q capital OF
5000, 1Du, has perfected it, 0rganlza-
ton hY the election of W. Slaughter -
President. The Company proposes to
enter suit against all the street railroad
companies infringing ON the Adams
patents. The rfst suit VIII probably
la brought In Boston against the
SpragIc Company. Eminent counsel
u retained mud an attempt viii no
male 10 wrcet the patents from such
powerful corporations al the Thomson
Houston, Nanlcrpool, bentley, Knight,
Westinghouse. Short aud Wcstrom.
Should the Boston suit br decided In
their favor the Adams Company will
then obtain wrlts ofinjunclion restrain.
INK all other COMPANIES from usu Of tho
patents.
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gross earnings OF $3.50. as COMPARED
WIN The snme time last year. The
net earning after allowing ior ail tho
expenses cxcent dividends, shows q
lsilei, Of sl77 2ji, against profs III
sla2 2ls III 1900, or Iecrehsu II
80, 1Hi. One Considerable cius. Of
llo large falling on was tht failure Of
we corn crop lasi year. THE gta.
earniugs from tis transportation VI
corn from points wrat III the Misuuri
itlvor IN january, 1890. wore $500. COZ.
" nppeau that the failing of WIS
chiefly, ifnO, entirely, on the lines
west Of tho Missouri River. M fnc,,
statistics compiled by Chairman
Audgoly Of thn Westofl Freight A..
ISOLATION show that the Burlington
lipe between Chicago aud Knnsta
CITY male a much hc,ler comparative
showing than any other liuo Set rern
those poine It's Chicago Omaha liuul
also show n larger percentage u in.
cgrrsc tnnn any other The opinion
seems Unanimous among the tanic
officials Of Westcrn road, that the IA.
favorable conditions viii chanru in
Anil.
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Several yearslgo Chamberlain 4 Co.,
OF Dea Molnos, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of cough syrup, bcllrv-
Ing II 10 be tho most prompt and relia
bic preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public appre-
clate true merit, aud IN lime Il was
sauguine hopes have boon more than
rnaiised. over three hundred thou
sand bottles Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy nre now sold each year, aud
1t Il recognized M "the best made"
where ever known. IL will euro q
severn cold Ia lees lime than any other
Treatment. For ,ale by n. @. NJ. +.
Drug Dept. d&s
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Sir John Mcdonald has leo,
elected for Kingston by about %,
majority. London CITY has elected
| Lyman (liheraD over Hon. John
Carlin. Hamilton City has returned
two conservative. Sir Hector Longe
| win, minister Of public works, IL elu ctel
\ for lfichelleu. la New BrunAwicd,
I Topper minister u marine anu nsh.
| cries, Thompson, lnlulsgur Of Justice,
and Sir D1land Smith, conservative
are elected, Sir Richard Cartwright Il
prominent liberal, "a elected IN South
/ Oxford by aniovefs helming majority;
| Robert Beth lliboral ~ elected in
| West Durham, defeating q. n. Hack.
stock (conservatlvcl. lllaclsl0cE, IL
| Will he remembered, defended Birchall
In the celebrated murder trial. q. q.
! Colby, president of the pflvy council,
I II defeated and Hugh Macdonald
| conservative son Of Sir John Mnc.
I Donald, ~ elected at Winnipeg. Mao.
kenzlc Bowel, minister NJ customs, IL
elected, Sir Adolph Carlin, minister
I VI militia, IL elected for itimousld aud
defeated for Chlc1utinc. John Ellis
I lliberal), editor OF the st. John Gi05o,
IL defeated. HOu. j. A. Chlplsar,
secretary of state isr leotol for Tcrru.
bonna, Quebec, by large majority, !.
4. Patterson, conservative organizer
for Ontario during the present cam
paign, n defeated. John iIAggnfl,
postmaster-general, Is elected. Foster,
minister Of finance, N defeated, and
Demouvllle, ministerof marine In the
Mackenzie government, elected In hls
place. Hon. H.. Dewlcy, minister Of
the Interior, was elected In the North
west Territory.
THEEE ,uSIsrEIs DE- EArlD.
There are thirteen cabinet ministers,
ten Of whom have been elected and
threo defeated. The latter aro Hon. q.
g. Colby, president ~ the council, Hon.
John Carline, minister Of agriculture,
aud Hon. @. Foster, minister OF nu.
ancc.
The G'0bs, oditorlally, tomorrow, viii
say: Tho government has been stis-
tanned by u majority which, at present
writing, srems TOO snail 10 enable II 10
oarry on affairs for my considerable
length ~ time. Its majority In the
last Parliament was iity and In the
new Parliament will not exceed twelve
or fiftten. A. outside. II will loo less
than twenty, aud In times like Those,
the Tory administration, pledged 70 on.
poao a lrnde policy which IL lmpoyef.
lshing the people, cannot work with no
slender majority. Ontario has dons
her duty. Tho government had "A i1a.
iorl,y In Ontario Of twenty, but as
things look the representation viii be-
evenly divided. Quebec also has done
much work.
The Globe rRyH II IN case OF cities
against tho country on the tarln issue,
nld the reiili ~ such a. win nreyeut
the government from continuing long
IA power. Tire 603e mentions nye
seaD lot and fifteen soats won by Inc
Liberals In Ontario.
Tho Maritime provinces, where the
Libonus were sangulne OF making n
clean sweep, disappointed all their Ok.
poclatiUns, aud were virtually me
noana OF susthning tho Government.
Little changes were expected from the
Northwestern aud Paeldc provinces.
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MEMORIAL BEHALF OF the rus.
SIAN JEWS.
~ Telegraph to ,ha NEws.
WonLD's TAIH iIATrERs.
The Hsp.r, of the Committee on Crrs
munica. -Ofher items.

CHICAGO. March 5.-rhe report o.
The Worl1's Fairc committee on cege.
monies u completed. II provide. Tor a
gigantic military display ana parade
under the direction Of the Major Gen.
rfal " the arniy, on rue.day, October
u. ls02 regular dodlcnlory exercise
wednesday, = grand bali on Thumdny,
ana tue whole 10 conclude with goh-
crn, clFil.mllitary display Saturday.
Director General DAVIS, Vicc.C'tair-
man mckenzie. and Secretaries Dick.
insOn and cOlzsus, who have boon
down with tho grippe and other nil.
udeii-, are cnnvale5cing, but word
cOrnts ffrm Detroit TIM. President
Palmer Of the National Commission Il
seriously 49, aud fears are entertained.
MEXICO WILL M REPRESENTED.
The Bureau OF American Rspnhlic.
r. informed thnt Llnulenant Baker,
United .suues Navy. recently appoint.
ell Commissioner fof the Worlds co
lumhian Exposition 10 Mexico, has bocu
formally presented 10 President Dial
by United S,aicd Minister Ryan and
delivered the Invitation from the Pres.
idou, OF the United States 70 that 70.
public 10 Participate inthe expedition.
President Dla1, nrCply, expressed tic
greatcsi Interest w tue exhibition. and
said Mexico would DO hefsolf credit at
Chicago.
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FUNERAL SERVICES ovra THE ne.
MAINS or SENATOR HEARST.
ny Telegraph to tho Nrws.l
COSTLY noo.s som.
|avrer faurtrcn Thonssnd Dollar. fst
HItI Two Noiumvs.

n
rl Two voiumrs.
Es1yyoRE, March o. AT tho Amer.
fran All Galleries this afternoon bean n
tue sale ot the yuperb collection OF rare
anu Costly bgois aud uiAnuscrin,s Of
8nyion iveH. Many prominent men
were prcEspi, j. w. Ellsworth of
thicnyD srrrrtd the famous nGntsn.
berg Bihle.H the lirnf book printed with
typc, nii,r spirited bidding, raying
sl4,son iot the TIVE volumes. rhe book
was printed ut Mcnth by Gutenberg Ia
1850, A.. D.. and n In Latin Gothic
tyie, with the prologue OF 81 Jerome.
There are hundreds OF Illuminated let.
tiers, many heightened with gold. The
bindiug Is oak boards, covered with
stamped calf ornamonted with hrass.
u hna NO title RACES or signatures. There
are gu leaves, printed ia double col.
uuin. ieO lina TO the inll column. Tho
Initials anu mbrics ARE IN manuscript
throughout. II was formerly known
~ The Maxarin Bible.
John Ello,'r translation Of the Holy
Bible IN the Indian language. sold 20
Thomas Michel OF this c.ty lSr 1880,
D0td, Mead & 60. bid Oft nj SlT01 the
copy " n hook believed 10 lie the fourth
book printed with type. The samu
iirm also hright q copy Of Jaoqug8
GATHERS history " his voyages to tho
Northwest Al ,lD11, dated $3.50 A. -.
To tie sans, fpr si30D, also went u let
ter Of Columbus, In Spanish, Ia saint
Angel, thu friend whotecured the pat
rvnage Of Isabella for Columbus.
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srRISlIgLD, IN, March 5.-rhere
appears tonight to be- no doubt that the
republicans and Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association men viii elect A.
J. stroeter u Tho United States Sen.
ate.
The republican State central com.
miitle today, after a lengthy session
adopted resolutions which endorsn the
action Of The steering committee, nnd
II Il believed tonight th-t the i've re-
c0lcltrant republicans who nre stand.
ing out against S.gesiur viii come into
line soon.
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Wo desire To say 10 or citlzsns, that
for years We have be. w selling DR..
King's New Dis,oyory Tor Consump.
ton, Dr. Kings New III le Pills, Iluck.
ters, aud have never hand led remeiisa
thht tell as well, OF that have glven
such universal salisflotio u, We do
rot hositste to guarantee hem every
Tune, aud We stand roAIy 10 refund
the purchase price II satisfactory re-
suits DO not follow their use. These
remedies have won their grhnt popu'
mrity purely on thoig merits. a. G.,
smith & Co., Druggists.
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Hang u Poor woman sansr- gntoid
Fortunes From Hack -Acae.

II she only knew how easily she
could get relief 10y u,ing Ballard's
Snow Linlment she would bless tile
day she read these fow lines. II Is u
grand remedy for Headache aud all
Neuralgia Palms, No pain eau with.
stand lts magic inhusnee. IL removes
the IRE from bum or scald In ono
minute. II viii cure inilammAtory
rheumalinm aud Sclaticn; applied 70
the Throat and Chest In Group 1t will
give immediate relief and make
breathing much easior. No family
can be without II n once they know
It's value. Try Il. Prizes 80 cents
Sold by z, q. NJ j. aes
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HARRlSmuRg, Pa, March 5.-rhe
Legislative Committee appointed to
Investigate the accident at the Mann
moth mines near Scottdalc, by which
l11 miners were killed, IN iis report
says the accumulation u sas was not
vcty large, but the explosion was In
tcnsiiied by the accumulation " coal
dust ami most Of the mpn lost their
lives chiefly from "hfter.'lamp" The
mine foreman and inspector Of the
district did NOT make such CAREFUL OK.
nmiuatlOns Of the air currents At or
near the face oftho headings Ms con.
iomplated by tue law.
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An English Lady Haid to u. Conaasd
IA u Lunaiic Asylum,

LONDON. March "a curious and
startling cisu viii shortly be tried Ia
the counts here. IL appaars that Mrs.
cathcart, u wealthy lady Of stafford,
mystefiously disappeared some time
ago aud all olbfti Of relatives aud
friends failed 10 discover her where
ahouui. quite recently, however,
frienda traced her 10 a lunalic asylum,
where she has been confined at her
husbands instlgation. Mn. Cathcaft
Il IN possession Of nj estlte valued AZ
5000, 0nl, which revcrts 10 her hus-
band II he can have her certified ~ ol
uns0und mind. Mr. CAihCnrts Tela.
tiyes Insist that she IL IN full possession
OF her senses, aui consequently long
and Interesting tginl u expected.
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New YORK, March "a firm gu.
gagcj In the South American trade re.
ceived advices from Chill today 10 the
effect that business there Is generally
suspended. Most NJ the towns have
been deserted 10 large extent 10y the
citizens, who have taken TO tho hills,
i.arlnga bombarineu,. II il reported
that twenty-siN mnu we're killed and
Injured On thu mnu of.war "Eseme.
raidP' by d shell rom tho shore
batteries during The bombirimont.
Tho running of trains on the various
roads Is almost entirely suspended.
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BERLIN, March 5.-Onlclal Govern.
mont statistics are prepared OF 2is9
cascs of tuberculosis treated by the
Koch method. or the cases Of the ia.
tcrnal tuberculous, thirteen aru re-.
porIod cured, Ia considerably In
proved, l1i improved and forty.slx
died, while OF the cases VI external
Tuberculosis, fifteen are reported cured,
rs considerably Improved, ~ Inn
proved and nine died. Tbs sutecss Of
kneh's remedy has excceded every OK &.
peclatiOu,
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BERLfN, March 5.--uermnn oiilcom
entered all tho the trains 1t the Al-aco-
Lorraine frontier, aud turned back a
The Berlin newspapers heartily, ap-
prove the loyalty expressed IN the
address 0f tho Alsaoe.LOrrainr Parlia-
ment yesterday to the Emperor, NJ the
firsi expression Of such nature Since the
Fnneo-Prussiau war. The hope IN cx-
pressed that the Emperor viii accede
to the Parliaments appeal for tho re-
peal or mitigation Of tho stringent pass.
pogt regulations.
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NEW YORK, March 5.-rhe pool.
room owued 10y Jack McAulinc, IN
Brooklyn, was raiied this afternoon by
the police. McAulino aud nix en-.
ployos were held IN $1,000 bail each.
The poolrOom was open only u fow
dnys. anu was the only place Of the
kind In Brooklyn.
Articles were signed today for a fight
March Goth, before the cribh club Of
Troy, New York, between Mccarthy
aud q. n. Dixon (colorcd), feather
weights. Tho fight 10 be for $1,000.
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NEW lOn1, March 5.--rhr United
states Illuminating Company aud the
Brush Electric Illuminating Company
have appealed 10 the supreme Court ia
M effort To secure against the city q
Judgment fos upward Of million lol.
iafs. This claim represents the dam-
age done 70 their business by Mayor
Grants r,ld on the overhead wires au 4
poles In December, 1859.
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PoRr HURON, Mich, March D.
Annie Murphy, tllp i8.yosr-old daugh-
{, rof u farmer In Riley toW nship, was
found dead In her room this morning,
witt her throat cut, A hired man
WIS found In her room, In a dying ron-
ditto II, with his throat cut. N IL sup.
posed he murdered the glrl because OF
oi un rrqultted love, and cut his own
I htoiu. lie WIN die.
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she Has Not Enough .of.war q.
Protect tssr gat.r-.ts.

BEALIE, March 5.-During q dsbai,
ON the naval estimate. In the Iiolchslal
today, Herr Jebscn, u shipowner, com
plalnel u the failure OF Germany o,
send inan-uf.war to Chill. lie argued
that British mnn-os.war did not salts
factorily proiec. German interests.
Admiral Holman replied that with
the multiplicity Of naval stations II
WINS Impossible at present 10 send ves-
sel To Chill. lie urged the Reichsiag
to sanction the proposed increase OF 90
Inmates fOr the naval service.
TWAS remarked At the court concert
yesterday that the Emperor was mark.
eddy cordial ~ Madame Herbettr, wife
Of the French Ambassador. The general
anger over tho recent outbufst OF
French ChAuvinism Is subslding.
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PARIS, March IN. Meliur, IN thu
Chhmncf Of Deputies today presented
the report " the rsrill Committee.
Tho report Gfilrms the necessity Of pros
tecting the agricultural iudusirlos aud
manuilctufon OF France, and Argues
that such action win benefit consumer,
~ well ~ PRODUCERS. Thu Increase In
tariili says the report, would augment
the public revenue and develop the
home trade. II Instances tie results
brought about by protection In the
Unllel stALes.
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sndsc THieJ'. opinion In che suit of
". y. alley.

CHICAGO, March o. lengthy opiu.
ION was rendered hy Judge Foley this
morning In the suit Of William :. A..
icy nor the appointment " u receiver
Lr the Louisville, New Albany &
chicago Railway, IA which the court
hcld mat complainant was not entitled
TO reference brlorc master or the
production Of the c0mpany's books Tor
examination. Tho court, In conclusion,
said the order Tor reference Of the mo.
ton for n receiver and production "
hooka and paper should not he made,
ns Allry'A hlli on IL face dld not war.
rant any unusual fomHdy BefOgs any
redress were Granted Alley would have
10 prove his aliegitlp re.
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There ia no danger Of cold result.
Ing In pneumonia Whom Cbamberlaln's
Cough Remedy n used ~ directed
"for severe cold" II efIoctually
counteracts and arrests any tendency
Of cold TO result In pneumonia. This
fAot was fully proven In Thousands OF
bases during the epidemic OF influenza
last winter. For 6ale by z. q. NJ. L.
Drug Dept. d4s