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SEE WHAT HER NEIGH.
RORS SAY.

Sot~rH CHINA, Me. July lith, is9i.
Or w. HItt,aass
| can eheerfuhy hesr testimony TO the
truthfuness of the statement of Miss Susan
Jones OF this place as TO her condition last
spring. aud The great change that has taken
place in her health since sbe commenced
taking BLOOD SYRIP, last fsprfng. She
appeared to be at deaths door and all her
friend, and nelghbors though she was on her
death bed Her face WAS 80 swollen and dis
culored that she was scarcely recognizable by
hy her neixh50r>. Not only i her general
health apparently fully restored bat the erup-
ton on her face has almost disappeared.
Mis-. Jones Is q respectable. intelligent lady,
daughter of the late Eli Jones, well known
in his life time thieugout the country a. the
greatest Preacher, reformer and missionary
of the friends church. She is a lady beloved
and respected by all her neighbors and
auuaintances.
Nv tiaily place of business for years past
has been opposite her residence, and any
statement she may give you about her ease
Will be fully believed by all who know her.
G. W. RANDALL, Grocer.
fully endorse the aboya
Pow l. Jo~Fs
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Other Games.

At Haverhill-Ipswich, $; Hsvefhill, I.
Ten innings.
Al Ashiard-Ashland, 8; Boston Jun
iors, Z.
At Northampton -.Brsttleboro, 3; North
ampton, 2.
At Fi,chburg-Fitchburg. Z; Royal
ston, 8; II innings.
At Lowell-Maihews, Z; Lawrence
Stars.
At Rea5ing-Athletics 3; Boston Blues,
At Melrose-Melsose, 4: StonehAms, 2.
At Milford-Miiford, 20; j. +. MorriIls,
6.
At Observation-Disclosures, "a; Bos-
ton Resolutes, 2.
AT Cha,iestown -Charlestown, IL; Bel
mont. 5.
At Wilton. N H-Pine Valleys, o; New
Bostons, 8; IA inniDgs
At Portsmouth. N. H.-Murray and lr.
wins, 3; Portsmouth Athletic Club, 0.
At Lebanon-Lebanon, Q; Providence,
At Troy-Troy. g.; Nav Haven. T.
At Bufalo- Buff Alo, .; Syracuse, 2.
At Newton-Newt0n, 13; Natick, IL.
At Foxboro-Madison, 13; Foxboro, ~,
At Dover, N. H., Boston Athletics, 3 4;
Dover, 0.
At Haverhill-Amesbury, l2; Sheri-
dams, IL.
At Na,ick-Eliots, 6; Goodyears, 6. 90
inniues) called by darkness.
At Lebanon Lebanon, 6; Dartmouth, l..
At North BrookHeld-North BrookHsld,
4: Ware, 8.
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A pnunxHlv MOB
Attack 0msltiug WORMS at Omsha
aud Dive Out wo,kmsu

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. "A mob hss at
tackled the Omaha and Granite smelling
works and 10 driving out the wofkmen.
Ths police are powerless. Great damage
will result ~ the fires are unprotected
The mob 10 several hundred strong and the
men drunk.
At Z tonight the day shaft men assembled
At hall in "Bohemiatovn" and there in
Bohemian, Polish and other foreign tongues
discussed the question. When the liquor
and ofatoYy had sufficiently aroused the
men they marched in body to the works
and drove the mea from the furnaces and
o,heDpsfts of the buildings. The police
were on dasy but could DO nothing With the
mob. At THE hour Ql.30 p. N. the
crowd 10 bowling about the compsny's Of
fee. The works employed about 1900
men nearly all Bohsmisns and Poles.
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DROUGHT BROKEN
After Mine Weeks OF eufisri0g 10
Southern Texas.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex Aug "a terrible
drought has prevailed in southern Texas
for nine weeks. II was broken last night
by storm followed BY drenchipg rain.
Only two showers has fallen for nine
weeks in the vast area south Of San
Antonio for 200 miles, and west
for hundred miles. The cotton
b Ills had begun to drop from the stems !;
the corn crop was ruined and cattle ranges
have been parched. Appalling destitution
prevailed for two weeks past along the Rio
0rande from Pressidio to Cameron county.
In Hidalgo and Starr counties many cattle
died from want Of grass. That country 10
now destitute on account OF three annual
droughts, and the lawlessness OF semi
civilized condition prevails. Last nights
storm was very severe throughout the
country.
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THE caAUrAUQUANs
The ciosiag Day OF Thsir Convention
at Old Ofchafd.

FRYEBuKs, Aug. IA special excursion
brought a goodly number to Chsussuqua
today from Portland. The interesting his
tory Of the Oldest Bible manuscript was told
this morning by Raw. Charles Z. Meldep.
This afternoon an address was given by
superintenden's Of Sunday schools in the
vsricu. churches represented ia the assem-
bly,, and by l.. q Murch. field secretary
of the State Sunday School association,
and Rev c II. Spsuldng, d. ID. The
evening lecture was given by the lst
nsmsd speaker upon THE Power OF Book.
Over Life
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RELIGIOUS ROW.
HuvgsrisDs and slsvs Can't Seem y
Worship Together.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. . -Thsss vevs
livel, ,iuss as the 81 Lodiaslas Cstbellc
chu oh on Corwin avenus tdsy. Tho
copereg alton vas made up OF Hsogssisas
and Slave about evenly divided, and thsss
bss bsen great rivalry bssvsen The evo
nasiouslites. Finally the pfisse Father
MsYasovue, de- cidsd TO hold services fer the
Slavs In the morning and for Hung ssisns
in the aiternoos. This morning the
Hungsrisns wished 10 dsdieats . banner
end the priest give hsm half Of ths service.
When be besar n spesk IN Botemian, the
Hapgasisns lett he church and created .
disturbance outside, the slaves went out
and drove n. II ms from the church yard.
using clubs and paving stones. The battle
vas 10 progress when the police arrived
and put stop to hossiiit;es.
Il was necessary " take the priest hows
under police escort No one vas seriously
hurt.
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Ossipss Valley UOion Agricultural
Association Annual 1rots.

CORNISH. Aug. 2-The 14th annual
NEE ting of the Ossipee vally Union Agri-
cultural Association. will be held Sept. l.,
2 and 3. and purses to the value Of SIPS
will be offered. The programme First
day, Tuesday, Sept. l, three-ysar olds and
pndee (iimitsd to the association $50; $50
olss-, trot,iug, 500. Second day, 81
oia.s. trottioe, $500; 2.40 class, trotsips.
sI25 Third day, 2 81 elass. troitiDg, $500 /;
2 s5 clsss. trottipg. $50; 2 Is class, trot-
ing, 800,
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ansAoBD cr71zHns
Threaten the Trustees With Danger
Unlsss Thy Rssiga 1t Ooos.

INDIANAroLis, Ind, Aug IA detach-
ment Of police has been called to the
surbuibs Of HaugLville 70 protect III.
trustees from violence at the hands VI IN
rsgsd citizens. Notices have beeus posted
on their doors declaring they will be deaf
with il they do nos resign. After recitire
various chsvges agaiost the trustee the no
See says: I'VE can endure hardships, tfials
and troubles to shslte4, feed
and sustain our wives and littl'
ones who have toilcd with us, hoping to see
the day when the mortgages oa our lille
homes are lifted. but before We will submit
to see ou, homes 90 to Ill the glussouous
pockets Of Shy locks We will take the ID.
in our own hAnds and may God have msry
on your souls"
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SOM ERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. Jaue 29th, 1891. train
will ruH ~ follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston, WtterviIe. Al
susta. sh0whegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. ~ A M.
Y 70 =. W: SCION & SO A. NJ. f255 4 N Cara
Junk Fails. '0-bt A. H *lo6 =. NJ. embdeu. 7el
A. VI. 40 y. ~, North Apson. ~ a. VI. so y
NJ, Ansen, 7.27 4. NJ, LJ9 & NJ, Madison, 10 A
NJ: a0er.a T.. Norridgs~nCk, $50 NJ, 2.zt =
M. hangs Siding. -. .5s 4. ~ 20 p. NJ, Hawtetis
Gfos-tng, ts.o8 ", '2-32 NJ arrive Oakland
s.M 4. M., $50 e
From 10 ton, Portland, lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsrviiie, skowbesah and Bangor;
Passenger traiaa leave Oakl and, 300 A NJ, ~
r.M-, Sawtrilc Crossing, 'nto A. NJ. IS 90 r. VI,
Haprs Siding, - "a a. NJ, 'A.07 4. NJ NoFrid<e
wocE. 9.1t a. ". "a +, ~. Madison, p5I a. NJ
bS5r NJ. ABSoa. y S6A NJ. 8 y p. North An
Eor, 10 06 A N., 20 . Embden 1910 A. n,
s,oa 4, NJ, Car aiank Fsiis 40 Is NJ, ID u r.
NJ; Soiyn, i0.aa a. ~, 6,ib NJ, arrive Bingham,
ttso A. NJ, 6.i5 y. ~.
Flag stations, Mt which trains step on sisnl OF
noties TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Ansou. WIN NJ. AVER, Supt.
scptidH
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rRn GREAT GARFIELD srAKBs
$40. 900 Pulse for Rooning Rsos
Which will Attract Great Horses.

CHIcAoo, Aug. 2.-The managers Of
Garfield Park Racing Cub have decided 70
make $40 900 purse which will be fun on
Saturday. August 22. IN annual esent ard
race having been given the name Of The
Great Garfield SAkss." The entries
for the big prise will close August
s.h. The following horses sre probable
starters: Tenny, LIN gstreet. Kingston. Eon,
Ban Chief, Kingman, Proctor Knott.
Marion c., Virgo Dor, Rscine, Michael
and Donstello. George v. Hsnkins. one
Of the club's msnagers. went East today TO
further perfect arrangements for the race
and expects to return with entries Of most
or oil the eastern cracks.
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Uaioa Hslinsss Mestioas.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. 2-The union holi-
ness meeting, under the leadership Of the
Rev. DR. Mclean Of New York, closed to-
eight after very interesting session. The
meetings have been hindered considerably
by rain, but on the whole have been very
veil attended. Duiing the coming week
the camp grounds will be occupied by the
Msine W. C. 7. u =. the chief feature Of
whose series OF meetings will be the scho 81
of methods.
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poup,. Q. m,nol. Hxso.,ion.

wEwAKA, /. T., Aug two Seminole
Iadisns, John Frog and jackson Wolf, we're
executed Saturday, in the peculiar fashion
Of that tribe, for the murder Of John Harg.
The whole tribe joined in paying the srib-
uses Of respect after the men bad been shot,
and held such funeral - would have been
accorded bad the men fallen in battle. The
decree Of the council had wiped out the
feud between the families.
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La Grippe u Labrador /.

HALIFAX. Aug. "A correspondent at
Blanc S.bisnc reports that Ia grippe hiss
csused many deaths along the Labrador
coast. From L'Anse . Loup east to Red
hsy the people we're in sorrovful condi-
,ion, come be ipg on the verge Of starvation.
The present prospects for these poor people
is cersairly deplcrabls- Fish is scarce and
vhss little there il the people are unable TO
secure owing TO extreme weakness fesulti1g
from 10 grippe.
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1ncfeasc during Inc m0hth'''.''.' I,es9,901 "
Bonds Issued in aid Of the construction OF
the several Pacific railroads and interest
paid thereon by the United States. and con-
di,ion Of Pacific railroad sinking fund,
created by act of May I, 1873:
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PRINCE HENRY
Im Represent RnpsrG uauln
4 H:u6dllld, ArelA n
riRy-fsus aaadssA Russisn Jsws A.
sivsd q uambass Lest Weeh.

BHRlln. Aas. 3.-Psincs Henry vill -.
nesssas Il apssof wiltiam at HsligolAn1 -
August 10 A dispatch from Dsunshsjm
Gays thss Emperos William tssday oeaduceed
dsvine service on boari the imperial aeam
yacht Hohenaollesn. Later in the day the
Hohensolisra called from Dfontheia soalh-
vapd.
FifIy-four hundred Russian Jews arsivsd
at Hamburg last week.
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rBxrrLn wosKnrs


FAIL RrvEz, Msss., Asg. 2.-Ths second
convension Of the Naaional Uaion Of Tex.ils
WofkWs will be hsld In this city, beginaing
tomosrov morning. Tvo representative
Of the exscs,iys council Of he Progressive
Uaion of Tsxsils WoTkers Of Philadslphia
are expscsed 70 b present snd join forces
with the shsss dsleeatss from New Bed
ford, one from Lavrercs. ons from Tsua-
tim. and IL fron this city. who will repre-.
sent the vesvefs principally, y the SIN
ne.s have national union Of their svn.
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THE FREE B APTIefe
Open thsis Asssmb Y at Ocean Park,
Otd Oschasd.

OLp ORCHARD. Aug l.-Tbe Free Bap-
ti.t esAmbly began at Ocean Park today,
the meetings closely following the closing
session of the Chsutsrqus Union. The
asst n hIy is ID barge OF an active commit
tee, snd many prom nant clergymen OF the
a.ron,in .tiou in New ENGLAND are present.
L, will coaciude August IL.
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LETTER FROM ALMY.
He Notifies Sheriff Foster that He 10
Kept Posted by Fsisnds.

HANOVER. N. H., Aug. 2.--Sheriff Fos-
ter Saturday afternoon received the follow
ing letter
NASHUA. July 81, 1891.
Mr.. Foster:
DEAR SIR Il understand that you are
on my track. Tonight I am in this city,
tomorrow, Hnd me il you can. I have
friends in hanover and Norwich who keeps
me possed on oil that 10 going on.
Truly yours, FRANK ALMY.
Sheriff Foster 10 Of the opinion that the
letter was inspired by Amy although ii IL
not in his hand writing
- He 10 confident that Almy Was concealed
IN tbi, vicinity for several weeks before the
murder Of Christie Warden, and since then
has been materially aided by people in
this vicinity.
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coHDsnszp D1sPArcnss.
1hs Pith OF the News taken from 1hs
Current Bvsnts Of the Day.

tnree-foot VEN VI Ieso xe MS peen
discovered near Breds, Ia Experts pro-
nounce IL Of The finest quality.
"Sunol will tfot against her own record
at the horse fair 10 begin at San Jose, CAL.
ON the 10Th ips." said Robert Bonner, her
owner, Friday.
District Attorney Nicoll Of New York
has decided to have indicted all the New
York newspapers that published accounts
Of the executions st Sing Sing on July g..
The United Growers Company Of New
York ciiy has brought suit against the Old
Colony Dissiilins Company of New Haven,
c., alleging damages 1t el50, 900 and the
property OF the concern was attached Sat-
ufday for that amount.
Al Morris Park, Saturday, Lonesireet
defessed Tsnney in the e25 600 race. win
ring BY 10 lengths in 2 OF 1;2. Nearly
80 600 people were present and odds were
freely given On Tenney. LopgstIeet ran
ihs last quarter In "a l-2 seconds. two ssc-
onds faster than ihs FIRST quarter was made
George Magic, the brutal murderer Of
his wife Isabelle ass Esst Dedhsm, Mass,
on July l3, vas srrsigned before Jsdge
Wsksneld at the DedhAm jsil Saturday.
he pteo0eo n0s B01fy % tne cuofUo u
murder and was fecommitted to the jsil
without bail 10 await the action Of the
grand jury next Sepssmbsr.
4 wild engine collided with . freight
train near Dsnville, W., Saturday. d.
Leslie, who VS. Ia charge of he vi,d en-
aine vss badly hurt and viii probably MOI
live; four oshsf trsin men wsss badly
scaIded ard bruised. The 1ssighs carr
were burned up In the wreck asd the trach
VS. Knocked for some hos1s.
The West End Street Rsilwsy Compssy
Of Boston has e9scMd IN insurance. sgainsI
al claims for accidents, whether 70 sm.
ployes or 70 the public. Tbs insurancs
nxes ths cost b The Wess Esd Of this in-
poftans item Of expenses ss 6suss satjs
factory 70 them end 70 ths insufsncl
company, which y ths Americas
CAsualty insurance and Security Comp lny
Of Bslttnoss, Md. This company has /
cash capital Of one million doIlass, wholly
invested in United States snd city Of Bsti.
more boods, and suspius over fsinsufsacs
reserve and I'll ethsr liabilities Of es7I ,3s3
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wsa,AsE Il dicsaioaa ios tAs nsxt -
0o09o
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WEST KEanEsUHK RACES.
oss Exoiling Tot Of 6sasoC-osv
s,al Accids its-N ;ns Ssrious.

WEST BEssEBuNK. Aug. 2 The mos
exciting trot Of the season was held Ssiuf-
day afternoon. under the auspices Of the
X 81 ne bunk, Driving Park Association.
Ih re we're several accidents, but none
were s.rious.
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A Rncnr1loH.
At Char bougb, Fss' os. to the oifcs's
Of the Russien C,uisss. Kosui,om.

PARIs, Aug. "a reception vas given
In The town hall al Cbsfb, ugh today " tb~
fiic,rs Of the Russian einissf X Hnilod.
The reception Was attended by I Ch1cefs
Of the Anne Yican and 0ftck wAisbips In shs
harbor.
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zonrz ATLANTIC orr1csas
Psy 1hsts nsspsots TO osoEstaEy
Dlnsao IN Ful UnaeosD.

BAk HARsoR, Aug. Admiral Cher
asdi aad cficsfs Of the North Atlantic
sgusAfon called On Secretary Blaine q
ii 30 Saturday morning in full uniform.
Ths ssilofs expect to begin drill Monday.
Thsrs will be target practice with second
asy batteries with reduced charges.
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Saw NIL Busnsd-Boiisss Burst-
Bui,dings 0vsatiy Damaged.

MusKxeos, Mich, Aug. 2.-W. Wilson
& Co , ssv mill was burned last night
Loss. 450, coo; insurance, go, 600. Dor
ing the FIRE the boilers exploded damaging
the buildings in he imm ,diase vicinity 10 .
c1ntijsfAble extent.
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ooAocass AIN Ashose.

vIasfAsD HAvEH Msss, Avg D.
Scnosaef Anf, Lass, Bangor fsr WAsshsm
With lumber. ran ashore % L'Aoousd,sn
6hsal, viusyasd 6oasd. ~ Dsou today. Sbs
dsciiAsd sssissAocs and remains thsfs q
dark.
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Governs cnt Troop, yi.terIsuy.

LoHDoN, Aug. b. rurhi.h dispatobss
cay that the government troops have bssn
victprious In bsvis ~ith the insurgents 10
Ysmen.
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Totals,,.

SUMMARY. Home run, b. S. Soule. Two base
hits, W Fogg. b. S. Soule. stolen bases, Rich
mold, s; Freeport, 3. Bases on balls. BY jenkins.
/, bS Patterson, !. Struck out Fogg t2l, L. Pat
t2). Rogers (2), bay {S), Jenains (2l, " hitney.
Meserve. Passed balls, Coffin, 3; Donneli. 2.
Time Of game, hours. Umpires, Harris Of Rich
mon and Gray VI Freeport.
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League 0taudir Z.
Association.

At St. Louis-Boston, Z; ST. Louis, s.
Al Columbus-Co Columbus, Z; Baltimore,
2.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 6; Washirg
ton, 2,
At Louisville-Athletic ); Louisville, 2
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The Samsrsss Reporter support the csn-
didacy Of Gov. Burleish for Congress- il
mesited vefds OF endorsement. The Gov
eruof's liant strength is beS,aning 10 crop
cut.
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At Philsdelphia-Bostou, i; Philsdel-
phia. 0. Boston scored (Losg) in the
Iin,h inning.
Al Pittsburs Pistsbuis. 4; Cleveland. 5
Al Cincinna,i- Chicago, Z; Cincinnati, 4.
At New York-Brooklyn, 3; New York. 6.
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euudsy Games.

At Troy-Troy, 8; New Haven. 1. q
At Rochester-Buhalo, O.; Rochester 4.
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HAvERaILL RACB6.
The Annual Meeting Closes with Two
Exoitiog Raoss.

HAvERHILL, Aug. 2-The annual meet
ing at Kepozs Trotting Park closed Satur.
day with two exciting races, the 2.35 and
free for all classes.
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For Maine; Fair weather; stationary
temperature; variable viods.
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vlll!Ays BLOOD sYsT!

Is the only g nuine BLOOD ~yRUP on
,he msrk-t. Il il the only BLOOD
NrEClfiU that contains purely .ge.
tahie ingredients.
NJ mineral or inorganic substance is
used In It's m anufacu-c. No malt or
spiritusns liqasr Is used In compound
ing il. f.r we held that alcohol In all
It's forms Is q Bleed f"isen. and that
no cure by the u e ef shy mrdica!
treatment caa be permanently eneraea
wh. re alcohol esirrs iata the diet Or
medicine Of the patient. DIR. MiiliAms
BLOOD SYRUP Is owned. manafac-
iared snd sold exclusively BY The unsea
Medicine Company ef Aagusia. Maine,
to whom all orders must be addressed
I This BLOOD SYRUr wiii be put upon
the market only through equitable
Druggists Price, $l.OV per Bette.
llYeaieodS.t
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ALL BROKE UP.

You nect mending. To
repair your shattered system
take kicAapoo Indian Sag
wa. .3agwa cures Constipa-
ton. Liver Complaint, lndi-
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F.I Iom q Lord Of Hsy and was
Killed

BlppEroRp, Aug. Joseph Staples,
aged sbou, 20 years. while unloading hay
yesterday afternoon, fell from the load,
.uuck his head and died in tso hours.
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MsW Hnslend League.

At Observation-Disclosures 3; Man.
chester, l
At Leviston-Po Portland. IL; Lewiston, 0.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-08-06
Deafness Can't ife Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedieH.
Deafness is caused by an inllamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tlrely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to IS normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by ca.
tarrh) that we cannot cure by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars, free.
F.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
ny" Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-08-06
Washington Letter

FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. d. G., August 3, 1891.
Senator German has gone to Saratoga
but his Presidential boom is being very
carefully groomed by his friends, and
the present programme is to push him
to the front as a compromise between
Hill and Cleveland who are both, ac-
cording to the German figures, already
out Of the race. The programme as
stated here is to straddle everything
except the tariff and even on that issue
there are many people who remember
the time when German was classed as
"pYotectionist' democrat, but since
the death Of ex.Speaker Randall there
seems to be no recognized protection :"
democrats, although during the last
session Of Congress Representative
Flower, Of New York, was several times
charged with voting with his republic.
an colleagues on the House committee
on Ways and Means upon tariff matters.
If all the designations from the cab
met billed by the special correspond
ents Of Washington during the last four
days had really been handed in, Mr..
Harrison would find it difficult to get
quorum Of his cabinet. Among the
gentlemen retired from public life
without their consent are Secretaries
Noble and Tracy, Postmaster.G General
Wanamaker and Attorney General Mil
Ter. Denials direct from all the gen.
tlemen named except Secretary Noble,
who is out of reach of the telegraph,
were obtained and in his case the deni-
al of his assistant secretary Halford,
but the designations are still on; the
able correspondents who are trying to
earn their salaries maintaining that
they know more about it than the offic.
iais themselves do, and one of them
goes so far as to state that no matter
what anyone may say to the contrary