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NO CHOICE DY THE PEOPLE
Arrived at in Rhode I.land-rho Rcpubl
cans Have the Assembly.

Arrived attn Rhode Island-rho Republi.
cans Have tho Assembly.
Providence, R. l., April 2.-Election
returns avaiIable.th!s evening made 1t
certain that there has been no choice by
the people for any officer upon the gem
eral ticket. The Republicans have car
ried asufiicient number of towns to give
them the 55 votes necessary on Joint
ballot. The total vote for Governor
stands: Burton, Nationalist, 9s4; Da.
Wis, Democrat, 22,249; Ladd, Republican,
q, sos; Larry, Prohibitionist, 1899.
The next General Assembly Stands:
Senate, q Republicans;9 Democrats; O
TO be chosen. House, 81 Republicans !;
% Democrats; 10 to be chosen,
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A oon.omptlblO Rascal Arrested.

PARKERspuRa, W. Va, April 2.-An
affair came to light here to-day that fol
moral deprayity has not been equalled
in the city for some time. The story, as
told by Detective Mehen, is as follows;
A young girl, working at Captain John
Adams's, on Avery street, has been an,
noyed and persecuted in o most IN,
heard Of manner. The girl, who is said
to be quiet, modest aud unassuming,
has been shadowed by a man for the
last six months; this man frequently
stood around the premises after the fam.
lily had gone out, and he would hanr
AROUND the house at other times and
watch for the girl. On several occasions
he has gone into neighboring lot and
exposed his person in sight OF the younf
woman.
The matter at last came to the ears o.
the detective; he watched for tho mar
and caught the miscreant. He begged
so hard that his name will be withheld
until after the trial.
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A Sugar combine After All.

SAN Francisco, April 2.-The com.
binalion between sprecksls and the
Havemyers, despite reports to the con.
trary, has been completed. Tho new
organization is known as the West
Coast Sugar Refining Company, and the
arrangement is that the two local refin-
cries shall work alternately. The re.
moval OF the duty on sugar yesterday
had little effect on the prices. Both re-
6neries showed drop in prices OF 4 and
OF q cent on the sugars. The quota
zion on yellow sugars showa rise OF one.
quarter Of cent.
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,1h6 Irilh Elections GolbE oui,tl,.

SLIGO, April 2.-rhe election is going
on in a steady and orderly manner
Both thecandidates are confident OF sue
cess at the polls. Mr.. Parnell, wbII.
driving through tho town this moYnjnS @
nized him. fsi.'
Michael Davitt has sent dispatc1
from Sligo 10 the labor World, saying
that the Parnellites sdnit that thev ate e
beaten, and that the Nationalist expect
q majority OF about LOGO. SSs
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NEw YORK. April 9-Aniysd, STATE
Of Nevada, from Glasgow.
BosToS, Aprila-Arsiyed, Norwegian.
from Glasgow.
:, PHItADELrnIA, Pa, Aprll2.-Arived.
Hibsrnla, from Glasgow. ''O'
QUEENSTOWN, April 2.-Arrivod. Trava
ana kulda, from New YORK: ioyi
Cough, from Philadelphia; Palestine. Inc
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 2.-Mr. q. @.
Frick, the owner Of the Norwood plant
was seen at his Office in Pittsburgh this
morning and in an interview said; ave
placed our mon and property in the
hands Of the lawful authorities for pro.
lection. The Sheriff in the AoreVood
case has done his duty and the GoYer.
nor 10 doing his. This Is no quarrel
about wages, but only whether our men
working are to be shot down at mid.
night and our property destroyed by
rioters. The authorities must settle this,
and we will know whether mobs or Law
Is TO rule"
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said a. Was Hspry oradJIS Nephew.

L,r7LE Rock, AK, April 2.-Near
Augusta, Ark, q young man named
Charles West, claiming to be nephew Of
the late Henry w. Grady, committed
suicide In the most deliberate aud IN.
usual manner, yesterday. Alter order
ing his burial suit and coffin, he drove
TO the woods and shot himselt through
the heart. He was EeGently from Georgia
where he b Thought 70 have been I'm
plicated IN killing . man named
Richardg.
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RuDINI RLPLIES TN BLAINE
Through the Marquis Impsrlall-A oalmo
b. Tone Noticeable.

Through the Marquis ImpsrlRli-A CalmeI
h. Tone Noticeable.
April 2.-The Marquis di Ru,
dini, the Italian Premier, to. day sent
another cable message to the United
States on the subject Of the New orleaul
troubles. The message is addressed Ia
the Marquis Imperiali di Francayllli,
Secretary OF the italian Legation al
Washington, in whose hands the our.
rent business Of that legation was placed
when Baron Fava, the Minister, pre-.
sented his letters oirecall.
Marquis di Rudini has instructed the
Marquis Tmperiali di FrRucaVilla to hand
the message referred 10 to Mr.. Blaine.
The message is in reply TO Mr.. Blaine'a
last note, and In 1t Rudini says that
Italy has asked nothing but . prompt
institution Of the regular judicial pro.
ceeding against the guilty parties al
New qrleaAS. He Eddg that Il would
have been absurd to claim punishment
for the offenders without the guarantees
Afforded by regular trial.
The Diplomatic incident, the Marquis
dt Rudini says, can only be considered
closed when the Federal Government
has declared in precise terms that prose
cutions will be commenced, Ia thl
meantime, the italian 9oVefIwent takel
cogniSance Of the Federal Goyernmenti
declaration acknowledging the fact tha
compensation Is due TO the familiel
Of the victims by virtue OF th9treaty ex
isting betWeen the two countrieR.
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RspublIcau Nominations ut ParkorsburE,
Snsri1I DIsn1l.L N IA, EnIsllL1snne,

Republican Nominations at ParkOrsburE,
Special DtspGtek TO he IHtslligAetF.
PARxRRsRuRo. W. Va, April 2.-The
result of the Republican nominations in
the various wards OF the city for candi'
dates for Councilmen and for Mayor at
the coming general election resulted to-
night as iollows: For Mayor, Norton L,
Upson; for Council, First ward, John
Hahl; Second ward, ], II. Daniels
Third ward, h. P, Boette; Fourth ward,
NJ. B. Bartlett.
but the people ordered otherwise, and
His Honor will be the frat TO step up
and work for Mr.. Upson, gallant sol.
der.
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A Fresh Lot Of Daeos Due To-Day

New YORK, April 2-Superintendent
OF Immigration Weber says the immi-
grafton from Italy is rapidly increasing,
in fact leading that OF all other countries.
The figures for March are: Italy, 1850;
Germany, 1857; Great Britain and Ire
land, 1886; Hungary, $3.50; Austria,
8, ,4S4, and Russia, 2,92s. Total, 20, ,33S.
Sixteen hundred and seven Italians will
arrive tomorrow,
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!a.or aIllls,,. Palty wreol.d on Nle.,p.

CHICAGO, April IA special cable.
gram to the Inter Ocean, from Grsytown,
Nicaragua, says: "Warner Miller's
party was wrecked to-day on Roucado
Reef. The gunboat Petrel has gone to
the rescue"
All Of the party are reported safe.
Roucado Island is a small coral foFma-
ton about one hundred miles north OF
Greytown, the eastern terminus Of the
Nicaragua Canal, the point for which
Senator Miller'a party was bound,
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arsa,srs Killed in a Fight.

WE4THRRroRD, Tx, April 2.-News
has reached here Of a wholesale killing
Of Nexlcans St the town OF Ranger, yes.
OF here, on the Texas Pacific railway,
A white man and q Mexican engaged IN
an alteFcation. The Mexican tried to
use o knife when the white man shot
him. Other MexicanS engsgedin an at
tack and two more were killed.
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Louisiana is Of different opinion. The
foreign elements in the United States
give them some security, as well as in.
volving them in some danger. Itis i'm.
probable that Italy will attack the
United ststeS, when, like other coun.
tries. she has given 80 many hostages to
the United States.
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The German Pro.s Fpdor.e. Fayn.

BERLIN, April2 The National Zsitung
says that Baron Fava's note to Mr..
Blaine is perfectly correct, adding: "It
is the duty Of any Government to prose-
cute whenever such horrible crime as
the New Orleans lynching Is committed,
and II is its duty also, TO recognize the
principle Of indemnity to the families Of
the victims. Italy is quite right in not
wishing to discuss American institu-
tons and in calling attention to the
principles OF international law.
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WILMNoToN, DEL; April 2,-The
marriage OF Count R. A. Lowenhaupt
and Miss Ellen Bayard. youngest dauph-
ter of ex.secretAry OF State Thomas F.
Bayard, took place at noon today at
Delamore Place, the Bayard homestead
in this city. About one hundred guests
were present.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which the Count and
Countess proceeded at once to their
home, at No. 1917 Adams street, no
bridal tour being taken,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-03
TUE wlLDEsT ExCTkNEST PREVAILS
The Fight Was Desperate one-The Mob
Now After the Deputies.

The Fight Was Desperate oae-The MOD
Now After the Deputies.
Mt. PLEASANT, Pa, April 2.-The de.
'tsrmined resistance made by the depu'
ties and the fatal results attending the
volleys fired into the mob from their
Winchesters, drove the Huns aud slavs
wild. Their distorted features, fiery
eyes and impagsioned language as they
hoarsely hGrRngued each other, all at
tested 70 the state OF wild excitement
under which they were laboring. All
over the region the most intense excite.
ment prevails.
Great crowds are coming IN on every
train, and the highways are 90 thickly
peopled asto almost resemble passing
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Palatins Improvement Co.

Special DtspdteA 10 Ne IRtsQiGAeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2.-The
Palatine Improvement Company, ol
Palatine, Marion county, has been in.
corporatcd Tor the purpose OF mining,
selling aud shipping coal and clay, with
a capital Of $3.50, and With the privilege
Of increasing it 70 $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-03
The KINCAIp CASE

Closed as to T.stlmous-Argrments VIII
Begin To-day.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2-Tbe
Kincaid case was closed to-day after tie
prosecution had introduced evidence in
rebuttal which, however, did not throw
any new light upon the question at issue
Gsnerol Grosvenor moved to strike from
the testimony what purported to be
Taulbee's dying declaration, but the
motion was overrulsd. The prayers for
the defense were argued this afternoon
and the closing arguments will begin
tomorrow.
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Big on Firp a. l.ll,.hn..,.

PlTTsDUEaH, Pa, April 2.-.rhe ]. M.
Wilcox oilreanery, on Fily.third street.
was practically destroyed by FIRE TO.
night. The losB was Si35, 900; fully in.
sustd. Az adjoining lumber yard WA
damaged 10 the extent ot SID, GOO.
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HoRSELLsvIILE, NY, April 2.-Traips
8 and II met in q head end eollIsiop,
two miles east Of HinsdaIe, about 4
O'Clock this morning. Fireman Morris
and brakemen Fred Moore and ,Jobn
Conroy were killed. Engineer Cnrtia
was slightly injured, '''''
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Judge Mum jackson Gsts an 4 appointment.
C,..S1I Dt.nnl.h IN lhs EnL,lli1Snoey

Judge Mum jackson Gsta IN appointment.
Special DLspatta 70 tss IntelligneF.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, April q
Judge j. NJ. Jackson is receiving the
congratulations Of friends over his ap.
pointment, which he received to-day
from Charleston, as Judge Of the new
criminal court Of Wood county, q trihu.
nal created by the late Legislature. The
Judge certainly stands In with the Dem.
ocratic GoVernoEs Of West Virginia. He
will make an honorable and upright
Justice,
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RoHE, April 2-Thomas O. Barring,
one Of the partners in the famous house
Of Barring Bros, & Co., OF London, died
this evening Of exhaustion following an
operation.
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BHlGESh3nn ThpIsday, Apri! q Fgt.st nag
M, MARY KAMA, -RuSaier OF adam and
fanny fanny bdcAer' aged 8 ydiFs, i month aud Il
Euletal notIee heresltsr.
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Iag IrALLtS o1lLSEf MINIsTERs

WVEHT WIZ " -TVVV1-FEIV u NV NVl'
EtaiiauS-POFtsr's Diplomacy.
RoME, April 2.-All endeavors to OBJ
tain the opinion upon the present crisis
between the United States and Italy, oil
the Hon. A. G. Porter, the United statel
Minister here, hsYe proved futile. Mr.
PoEtef declares that the rules Of inter
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LATEST FROM nARRlsBURa.

Governor Pattison has been in con.
slant Communication with the civil and
military authorities in the coke region
to-day. The following is Q synopsis Of
the later kilograms received and sept
from the Executive Department.
Colonel Chambers McKibben, 4nspec.
tor General, n. G. p, wired Private Bee
rotary Tate as folloWs.
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The Eighteenth regiment Leaves for the
RegIon-More International Complica.
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10 Be SUBMIT d to the Courts.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec S.-At the City
Hall yesterday Justice Edwards gave a
further hearing in the contested Sena-
torial election cases Of Peck, Deane,
aud Sherwood After Argument sJtp-
al alton was agreed upon and signed by
the attorneys on both Sides That appeal
shall be taken TO the General Term, Dec.
D. with request for Immediate hearing
and decision, and that the party there
defeated shall Immediately appear TO
the Court Of Appeals, both parties to
join in requesting that court TO place
he appeals on its present calendar and
fix the earliest practicable day for the
hearing, the proceedings of the State
Board Of Cauvassers, relative to the
votes for Senator in the 10th, 10Th, Goth
and eth Districts to be suspended until
the decision by the Court Of Appeals,
provided such decision be made prior to
Dec 80, and if so made, the certificates
of the result to be in accordance with
the Court Of Appeals. ..,d
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ligion, visited Sing Sing once to talk
with and to comfort him Mr.. EdgeT-
ton has been with him a great deal in
the last two days. Sunday he spent
several hours in the condemned mans
cell reading to him from the Bible aud
praying with him.
Loppy's Crime.
Loppy murdered Hester his wife, on
the afternoon OF July A, 1890. He was
drunken and idle. She supported him
by doing tailors' sewing at home. He
claimed that he was an engineer. They
lived on a back attic on Chrystie street,
New York. Hester Loppy was Martins 8
second wife He had daughter by his
first marriage, but she did not live with
her father,
Robert Weir, mate of tug boat, en-
tered the Loppy apartment at o'clock
in the afternoon of the day of the MUIR
der. He had been drinking freely. He
pushed open the door and saw the
corpse of Hester Loppy, the clenche d
hands outs tretched, the arms bare and
bloody and the body disfgured with
four deep cuts, one of which reached the
heart The dead woman's head was
supported by a pillow and her wide
opened eyes were turned toward tn o
door Not two feet away Martin Loppy
sat on sofa and gazed stupidity at the
body He was drunk. Weir and neigh
bors had heard the Loppys quarrelling
there in the morning,
The woman's wounds had been partly
washed and her body and clothing ar
ranged by her murderer He had even
sponged the blood off the oilcloth and
carpet of the room. The murder had
been done with pair of heavy tailor s
shears. The woman was about 40 years
old. She was neatly dressed AMI hel
| rooms were scrupulously clean and neat.
Loppy was convicted in the General
Sessions. Recorder Smyth sentenced
him to death. The murderer was
short, thick-set man about so year
old. He fought in the civil war and re
ceived a wound that ruined his left eye
| He had been known AS a drunkard for {
long time His wife was sober, indus
trious and faithful.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-State Depart
ment officials say that the cable dis
patch from Paris asserting that a treaty
Of commerce has been concluded be-
tween Germany and the United States,
by which the latter country exempts
German beet sugar from duty and Ger
many gives the United States the favor
ed nation the benefit in regard to i'm
portations from the United States into
that country, is substantially true, and
that France (which also produces con-
siderable quantity of beet sugar., will
soon follow in the same line 1t is
technically incorrect to say that 9
treaty has been concluded. That
would,require concurrence by the Senate.
What has been accomplished is an agree
ment under the reci Procity clause OF
the Mckinley bill.
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MoIlyaine Case I'm Court

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-The United
States Supreme Court yesterday praoti-
cally decided the appeal of Charles Nc
nvaine, who is under sentence of death
in New York for the murder OF Lucca,
the Brooklyn grocer, from the decision
Of Judge Lacombe, refusing to grant a
writ of habeas corpus when, after lis
tening to a loug argument by George NJ.
Curtis, McIlvaine's counsel, he declined
to hear argument by Attorney General
Tabor representing the State of New
York, on the ground that it was not
napagqarV
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Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed 20 be in.
curaoie, but when properly treated large
proportion of cases can b. cured, Thus MIS-.
lmlra Hatcn. OF ElRhart. Ind, and Mrs.
Mary l.. Baker, OF Ovid, Mich, were cured
after ~uffering 20 years. S. Q. Linbur er,
druggist at san Jose, H., says that DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure, which cured he fOrmer,
worked wonders tor his wife" Levi ogan,
Of Buchanan, Mich, who had heart disease
tor 80 years, says two bottles made him feel
like new man" DR. Miles New Heart Cure
is sold and guaranteed by G. II HagenUuch
the druggist Book of wonderful testimonials
free.
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Oh. What a Cough.

VIII you heed the warning? The signal per.
uaps of the sure approach OF that more ter
rible disease, Consumption. ASK yourselves
II you can afford for the sake OF saving 50
cents, TO run the risk and do nothing for IT,
We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
Will Cure your Cough. II never falls. This
explains why more than a Million Bottles
we're sold the past year. 1t relieves Group
and Whopping Cough at once, Mothers do
not be without ID For Lame Back, Side OF
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
o. II. Hagenbuch, N, b. corner Main and
lloyd streets.
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A National Event,

The Il Ildng of the Worlds Fair in a city
sea caly II ty Netrs old will be remarkable
event bui whether 1t will really benefit this
nation as much as the discovery OF the
Restorative Nervine by DR. Franklin Miles Ii
doubtful. This is just what the American
peorle need to cure their excessive nervous
ness, dyspepsia, headache, dizzness sleep
lessness, ueuralgia, nervous debility, dullness,
confusion of mind, etc. 1t acts Ike n charm.
Trial bottles aud fine book on 'Nervous and
Heart ID, cases." with unequal ID testimonials,
free at C. H. Hagenbuch's drug store. II Is
tOarrdnted to contain no opium, morphine or
dangerous drugs.
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Big Iron and Nail Company suspends

PITTsBURG, Dec. Ga despatch from
Bellefonts says that the Bellefonte Nail
and Iron Company, limited, has sus-
pended with liabilities aggre eating
$500, 0O0 Ex-Gov. James W. Beaver,
the president, has assumed all its in
dsbtedness, and will place the plant in
the hands of a trustee for the benefit OF
the creditors
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Considerable damage was done by
Fridays storm.
shiloh,e Coneumption cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
3asgful Cough Medicine we have ever sold
l few doses Invariably cure the worst cases OF
Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while its Won
ierful success In the cure OF Consumption If
without parallel in the history of medicine
since it's first discovery IT, has been sold on
guarantee, test which no other mediclne
IAN stand. II you have Cough we earnestly
lsk you to try IT. Price 10 cents, so cents, and
MOO. II your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
.. FL, Hagenbuch, N. K. corner Main ao6
lloyd streets. ~
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A Lawyer sentenoed.

LOWELL, Mass, Dec Sc. ID. Nc
Vey, member of the Midd leseX County
bar was yesterday fned 500 and sem
fenced to three months in the House Of
Correction for illegally keeping liquor,
He appealed.
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100 Dnllars an Hour

for sleep at certain times wo aid be n cheap
price. For crying babies use DR.. Hand S
Collie Cure. It never fails Q, j. Nc
Carthy and j. NJ Hllan, the druggists,
are furnishing free samples to those who
doubt, but would like to try il.
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Tho IayIdener AnIn.

BosroN, Dee s-After two years,
spent in taking testimony, the case OF
the United States against the Bell Tele-
phone Company to annul the Bell
patent is believed to be complete, and
no more evidence will be taken at
Dresent
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The worlds sweetest songs are those
of q mother over the cradle.
Miles Nerve and Liver pills

Act on new principle-regulating the
liver, stomach aud bowels through The Tef'ues
A new discovery. DR.. Miles Pills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles.
Unequaled for men, women,
children. Smallest, mildest, surestl 81 doses,
95tts. Samples Free, at Q. H. Hagenbuchs
drug store. l.'.
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FniInra of nn ImnertInr TIrm.

BOSTON, Dec 8,--Hathaway s. Co.,
importers of provincial merchandise,
have failed, with liabilities Of so, 900.
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What Father Pablo varela Says.

CELAYA, October /. 1889
know several peoTle who have suffered
greatly from the consequences of impure
bl cd and very short while have felt
much better by using the medicine which was
sent here by bon Ramon AVA for that pur.
pose. 1 recon ld this remedy as oae
which pr, misses the best results, and Is the
best of Its kind. REV. PABLO VARELA.
Sold at Rirlin's Drug Store, Ferguson House
Block. shenandoah.
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Our merchants are prepared for a
big holiday trade,
A Yankee Sheriff Frightened.

A well known sheriff, livIng,in Maine, was
given up 10 die with what his physiclas
called Consumption, friend advised him TO
try Pap-rina Cough and UOnsumption Cure
recovery followed, and the doctor now uses It
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, Trial
bottles free at Kirlin's drug store;
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Soon time to fix up last seasons
broken New Year resolutions.