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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

re Explaiss the whsn~ss cf ~ aes Com
mests 80 orsma.ie Ara


mests 80 prswa.se Ara
Bni Nye, A. T.. Burbank and Col.
MorSe, OF Boston. sat in room No. =
al the Morton House yesterday alter
noon. smoking Barlsnks cgars and
SIS appsng Mnncs,ausn remanisences
The cosenel was ioI nserly manager OF
the Retipath Bureau, and was the
means a inflciing Oscar Wilde upon
deienssless American public. But be
has reformed ssace thea. and has been
t-ysmx 10 lead an apr ght lie Ia the
s.khf of his fellow m n
All three of faem greeted the re-
porter for the Ttlexrap Herald as
warmly as 4 be had hes-a q long losf
bro41ser " no had returned after sqaan-
aersaz his patri1noRv In the wilss 81
Kalamazoo.
I'm inst visiting = little with the
eolnnsl. who first brought me ouf. =
said Mr. Rnrbank Y0n rar disseef
'Nve an n nrsnv m in pceasio ally. .
My nsw play is prosperng very fire
" siw.< J heve changed = said Nr
Sss The csstscs fai and slashed ~
ror-f deal - fswef hut n ~ss al
ssos<> IA n frzeTsssy. good -nsfured WAY
Th.r woala exarne around ard explain
La me ttsaf I had rharce 80 get
4 heck ~ tkr<n. and. ~ c<su--e. had
when I fosnS -hst they we-e crffs~is-
szU n. made np ssy mind that isAs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Ashland. ws-. Nov. 3.--swan a
smith. of Chicago. today eompieied
one Of the largest psse timber deals
~ the sssason with the Shore. Lumber
Company Of Ashland. over seventy
i've million feet OF standing pine.
located IN Northern Wisconsin. were
transferred 20 the latter. The price
paid was SIC. 900. The logs VIII be
manufactured at Ashland.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Bangor. Me-. Nov. 2.--In the town
OF Cornish snakes are being caught
with Tang le.not Fly paper. This IL
put about the ledges near the snake
holes. with bit oi decayed meat or
egg suspended overhead. The snake
crswis upon the paper. finds himself
atiarhed 10 a.. and st once begins 60
~r'ihe. tn m n wig e. h more
securely he a I n hmseil 30 b paper.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

a Feasibility that the steamer Powers
IL wreeAes.

Mu.kegon, Mich. Nev. s.-There -
considerable excitement here today
over The reI ors sent ons from Manlssee
yesterday oe We fading ef soase psIis
and CABIN doors marked ssseamer Po~-
err b~ins washed ashore ~ Plerpsnt.
Tn. steamer Powers is owned by A. v.
Mann and ssmor o'Dsys OF this city. !.
sed James Cbamley. Of Chicago. snd
. fifss.n yesrs old.
Captain Coleman. 81 the hargr
Hicses, ssys the Powers took on a
kssd 81 Msnsmtsse end Got cut isss
Tussisy. sad thss shese = act door
en- her nsFtra wsh her nsms.
csp's toismsn says be places so
reiisner on the Frpsft
VI. Hoft kss deesined 70 seeepf
the sppo.ntesnt - . n~nst>er Of he
Board ~ fahlle wefks made vacsnt
By The death Of ". 4. Hsnssrsss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
N AINLEY 4 WINNER
he Distances Dsluded Democracy
In Ohio's state.
FREE TRADE HEELS 4 DiREFuL fl1t
uts - stesiy rwsssy Thss.snd Or Msrs
|. -ths Weary Csvsss the Lexisiassss
Iiekss-Ds mscsass 1snssds kssa
OeabtfsI Distriets

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 3.-Chairman
Hahn has beeu present al the .epubli-
can headquarters during tae sntlre
evening. and has bad his clerks hard ~
work figuring upon every return that
came in. He said 70 . United Press re-
porter at IL O'Clock, 81 have not the
slightest reason to change my estimate
OF Ohio gong republican by at least
10000. Every return strengthens my
belief. lsv claim to the leg stature
and three close democratic counties--
Hardin, Hancock aud Pauioing-wnich
have heretofore been democratic. and
which | neid IN doubt. have been won
by republican candidates for lsgisla-
ture. The entire republican ticket will
he elected" Immediately afterward
the democratic Committee rooms were
visited. Chairman Neal said: Every
tn ng ls lost; Mckinley will carry tns
state by ~ least $4,000, anything aoove
that you can use your own figures, for
We are showed UNDER" Glow about
legislsturev MAS asked. "WelI, they
take that, too, but I cannot tell 10y
what majority" THIS is the first news
gwen out u. the democratic heaGquar-
ters. hut II has been noticed that no
high degree of animation has been felt
there all the evening, since the first re-
turns were received. Hilarity relgne
supreme III ali republican houses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Louisville. Kv. Nov. a.-TwfHty-
-sver released T=nnrsss eonv<ts -ere
arprrhs n'ef m Ktnfsekv totsv Three
were ennfarea - wonns yerncn. three
~ wkfssshoroaria sus fwentv-one sf
Sayne~xef 4 rnnr - sfu PASSED
sAfcsrs fse~1inx flre~n. hat fhe sfer r
ssis tat shr reward wss fso small
ssxi s< woala act arrest fhera
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Chicago, Nov. f. Rstarns thns fsf
from Iass are nsssFr sna scattering.
ss the potts do not f9ase nniti "3fe
assls,cs. spaessl sfagn i'ss Me- -
ssss shst a. assd sht every fnan ss,s'fs
ron, 10 tie siechen Of heiss ara tae
sassrs dsmuefssn ssesst ~ hssssft.se
ana lss.ly. pssgAsshes received 81 aen''
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

John Boyd. aged Ii years, employed
at the excelsior factory OF Dale &
Brethour. met with a srrlous accident
yesterday afternoon while at work.
His right hard was caught ia the
machinery and torn OH just above the
wrist. The ambulance was called and
conveyed him 30 his home on second
ST. Tie was RESTING as comfortably as
could be expected Last evening after
havirw the wounded member dressed
hy a surgeon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

oeratis headquarters announce an in
creased vet eli ossr the state aud
slightly lncreasxo nsjorltlss for boies.
Nothing hswevsr has yet neenEeeeised
from any part OF the state based on .
c mpletsd count Independent stste
committee claim Edgerton elected by
l2,Voo. Republicans carry Omaha and
Douglas county. ksturns SLOW. Eiec-
Ton 10 for associate Justice OF the su-
prems court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
ELeCTIoN in NEW Jersey.
Prospects that the Democrats will Hold
the LsgisiAture.


the LsGisiAture.
Trenton, n. j., Nov. 3.-An entire
house OF assembly Ia being elected
today. The last house contained forty
democrats and twenty republicans.
Several senator's are also to be elected.
The democrats need to elect only two
OF the new ones to retain control O:
the body while the republicans must
eject six In order to capture it. Tue
republicans have fighting chance
for success, but the prospects are that
the legislature will remain democratic.
The vote is light in the First and
Third Assembly districts. Hutchinson
(re-.) in the First and Burns (dem.) In
the Third are considered sure OF elec-
tion. In the second the result is In
doubt.
Hoboken NJ, j.. Nov. 3.-The repub-
ncans concede the Ninth. Tenth and
Eleventh. legislative districts to the
dem ocrats-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 3.--It was raw
and chilly day all over the state, and =
drlzzllng rain fell causing a lighter
vote than would otherwise have been
poIled. Nine district judges were
elected. In each of LOG counties the
following officials were chosen: Treas
urer. clerk. sheriff, register of deeds,
surveyor, coroner and one county
commissioner. 1t will be difficult to
tell whether the Alliance has fallen on
or not even after full returns are IN
from oil the counties unless the vic
tory Is aweepng one. The indica-
tions show that the peoples' party has
made gains in towns but there has
been . heavy falling on in the country
precinc6A The result of this election
will have great import for the demo-
cratic party. II the peoplss' party
have made large gains the democrats
will, IN the future. be divided on the
question of . fusion. hut If the repnbll.
cans WIN the democrats will hereafter
have . straig ight ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
r.da.r WIN en-. MN

New York, Nov. "a dispatch from
Salamanca says that Sem tor vedder
will sue Governor H.ll for slander In
conpectbon with the iatter's state
m1rts reIativ. TO Sedder and that
Chicago land deal. Mr.. vedder's
friends are authority for the statement
that he intends 10 bring both civil
and criminal nc lions. TIE matter vi
be pushed along ~ speedily as pos
gihIe after election.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

wre~tsx- srppssea to eetens 90 the
ss~ssnsr Bnsna North of Nsris'~..
Nanfstee. Mich. Nov. 3.-SeveraI
pals marked steamer Powers and
a cabin door have bern found on the
beach north of here. No other wreck
awe can NJ seen. 1Ne onsv steamer by
taat name - the u. W. Powers she
has a measurement of 2ft net tons
80 e sasr.ea ~ $4,000. J. c6anley,
~ Garage. "a her owner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Boston, Nov. 3.-An entire state
ticket was balloted for at the election
in Massachusetts, today. The offices
to be filled are those OF Governor.
L!eutenant- Governor, Secretary OF
State, Auditor and Attorney-General.
There were five tickets in the field.
republican, democrat. prohibition, peo-
ple's party and social.stic labor.
Boston, Nov. 3.-The Globe says:
Russell and Allen will come TO Boston
about even and that Russell IL elected
by about the plurality which Boston
gives him. This will be not far from
125OO
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

sparta asa-. Nov. s.-Bslknap
ahead. A vsly light vote sAs pollsd
today only sss votes Being east. lees
naa one half Of the full vote. Bel
knap i55. Lawrence io3, Husehlns l2.
saultss lo4- fourtssn we're tnrown out
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
The Very Latest.

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 4, l a. m.-
Complete returns from so Kansas coun-
ties and partial returns from 20 counties
snow the election Of . out of IL district
judges by the republicans, 3 of these
not heard from yet. Republicans
elected every official IN every county.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 8. Midnight
reports from nearly all eastern coun-
ties in Kansas give election of republ-
can ticket showing large gains over last
wear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

. nrt repablican gain over the 1890
vote. os Isl. ioa-sl e.ty gives a great
ly reduced democrat majority of 4S.
Sehuites' vote n county, 1TY.
Hatenla's, 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
McKinlex Graxs.

Chicago, Nov. 3,-A Herald SPECIAL
from Columbus says unless there
should be rema rkable changes In latter
returns Mcklniey's plurality IN the
state will be be tween 10 ,U0o and 10000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 3.-The vote in
Iowa was very heavy, and the polls
closed late. One precinct in fottumna
gives Boies a gam of 81. One in Des-
Moines g.vcs Wheeler. republican, q
gain of IL compared with 1889.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Holland, Mlsh-. Nov. s.--Totsl vote
cast in the eity. 5Is. divided - follows:
Iaursnce 40. B~lkuap zoa. peoples
party -. prohissasn is
The vote in holland township vss:
Iswrsrcs 80. Relknap -. peoples
party ~. prchabstsos =.
Tselasd plurality was Tor Bsiknsp.
~.
Manfinus sovpship gsv>s Beihnsp ~
nsjosisy. Clyde towasaap 2S. Esta-
ssts for Ottawa too for bsiknsp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Huron, s. D., Nov. 3.-Returns from
30 precincts show that Jclley. repuhli-
can, for congress. leads both of his
competitors. Woods. democrat Smith,
independent. lie will probably be
elected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Ailegsn. Nov. s.--AIlegan city gives
Lawrence . plurality OF 20, . repabll-
can gam OF ~. porr township shows
. republican gain IT s6. Ten towns IN
All-gsn county show . republican, gam
OF SO over vote on governor lsst fslk
Allegsn county at that time gave = re-
pnblscsn plorsIsty Of s5s. This would
ind cate = plurslltv for Beiknap OF ct
least t5o in the county.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Boston. Nov. 4. .. m.--Indications
AT o'clock are that the democratic
state I tckct has been elected 10y a small
majority; this NAV I've changed AT later
returns. The republicans stli clam
the state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

rowsa. Nov. s-complrte rstarns
ron Iousa eoaasy. lnesaainx the ely
gss~< neisnnp z7st. Lawrenre Sa2s
besEs~ps plurality . 3ts. TA's y
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Mansfield, OHIO, Nov. 3.-In an inter-
view with Senator Sherman tonight by
United Press representative on result
OF election in Ohio. the Senator said at
10 glorious victory. have cause to
believe that Mckinley has been elected
by over $4,000 plurality, anu tnat the
legislature 10 safely republican,"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

srs. ssnsrses ps<sy srs-rss - bvsss.
- ksfses

Az Mrs.. Emma Biisbfock, ~ so. sos
Tsafrd-st.. ws< sro~ex,R fr5drext
trid9e iasf evening affs.s fark. she
ten hied sssd fsls ove7 wsrns lcpss r.lnrk
iyinx across tzse foot path ahs wns
THROWN on her s~~t 40 Violently that
her rz,~e va broksn sns her 1.ft rh.ek
terribly iae>rat~d She was taksn 90
TIRE ostsse Of ID. Best. who drs<sea hsr
wounds. sft<r ~hs>h >hs ~ss tatrs so
her boene n The an buianca.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Columeus, o., Nov. 5.-rheTe are
2677 voting precincts IN OHIO, and If
the present ratio is continued gain Of
six TO precinct. Mckinley will be
elected by nearly $4,000. Returns
coming IN SLOW.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

New York, Nov. 3.-The election In
this city to-day WAS conducted In AN
orderly manner in most places. There
were few street lights and two shoot
Ing affrays, which were che exceptions.
The election was for complete state
ticket. Four candidates were In the
fed for governor. They were j. sioat
4 as EFT, republican, Roswell r. L % - er,
democratic. Joseph W. Bruce. prohibi-
ZIONIST, and Dln.el De.on, Sociaiistie
Labor party.
New York. 3 p. m.-Two hundred
and twenty districts. out of 1858 out
SIDE OF New York and Kings counties.
give Fassett, 25.3s1: Flower. 2i 1900:
Fassett's plurality Ssl. Same districts
in 1883 gave Hill 27,20s, Miller, 81
357.
York, $50 p. MIR. Flower
in 2S3 eiectiondIstricts OF New York
and Kings counties shows gain over
so1e OF Mixer 1858 OF 1898.
Brook.yn-53o election districts out
ST. give Flower 62l07. Fassett
5o5S2.
New York City-S47 election dis
trlcts out OF Ss7 give Flower 13s,233,
and Fassstt, S2.o24. Flowers piur-
lily, $4,000.
Executive Chambers, Albany. Nov. 3
The compilers In this office estimat te
from present figures that the repub-
licans will go to the Harlem Bridge
with only about $4,000 plurality and
that II win be met there with 61,O0O
majority for Flower.
New York City, Nov. 3.-S34 out OF
sS7 districts in the city OF New York
give Flower 135,63i: Fassett, S1116,
overs plurality, 54,515.
New York City, Nov 3.-New York
City returns complete for governor
give Flower, 145.99S; Fassett, sI,7oS;
Deton. 5.136: Bruce, 964; Flowers plu-
rality, 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Ue Creates C00eteraottoo Ana Surprs~
By winning Win . Coed Majority.
The result of election IN the city 10 a
surprise, aud republicans we're nearly
as much taken unawares as the demo.
Gratis. though with the latter party di-
v,ded between Miner and Thompson
the extreme distance of the tr
angie, Psnafee had possibly th
advantage. Miner who was co..
sidered strong suouxa to hold tn
great lai'or vote st the democrats
agaiuss b tn Thompson aud Pingree
dropped away below expectations Ii
q evident that the husines. men and
the independent wing ~ sh- democracy
went solid for flnsree. p ngrer's sd-
m nssuatsos wss cornmendes BY the
Free Prtss until tie oc~nng OF the
csmpsigu. The result si midnight With
two precincts missns. Pingrse. the re-
publican candidate for mayer. has
1883: Thompson. SITS. Miner. s0ss.
The republicans elect the eutre c.fr
sich hv from 3soo g. 5000 They Also
eject twelve of the sixteen aldermen.
Atwa,s p~m.esss,e.
Baltimore. New. s-Bfo~n for go-er'
nor akd entire democratic state ticket
elected by abort 90 .ooo senate. Demo-
Gratis. ~: repahheans. 7. Hease rHi
se q. meerss'e ey not less snsn % ns-
fofHs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

New YORK, Nov. 4.-RoswellP P. Flower
has been elected governor by majority
of 10000 to 10000, and has carried the
remainder of the ticket with HIM by
similar figures. Flowers vote below
Harlem river u not up to what WAS ex-
pected, tut the defici ency is more than
made up by unexpected gain IN county
distrlCts.
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Was in a HURRY for a ai..s.n.er.

Tic .lofN taEe=ti..' eil nachines9 he
.oaret rs liz pll5tfi down lht5lrrrl f0r III
district mca-t 9sttsclll foi tic tlGrt tim. (,
1T never works Wtttn mans 5 III 4 iittrry. .
Then liz passed flPau% down the room,
holding the lattett4 his hssn1l Hlt ss5yiug
nnlAinSl things ah4ut the Instrument Tile
company and tic boys,
'lt'll be too latt. sure" itts exclaimed, As
hss pulled the Ievyr for the fourtjttifue,
and iflts III etle he conJ&;!y FOR dam,
nges. liltrach en- to keet5 t1rjv old ma
chimes in order if have 10 gu o the su-
preme court to do IT,.
Then he executed 4 war dance ilrfront
of the instrument, and pulled the ltver
down several times it, quick Succession.
SuGdenlya happy thought struck him
and he rushed TO the telephone and called
up the messenger Office. -
Why don't yoa answer my cal - he
shouted.
Have answere5ilt," came the reply.
Well, its about time, lie exclaimed.
live been working it Tor half l,l hour.
II know it," was the resp6tsc. "What
IS t-l funeral or awediingft
"What.''
''Oh, OF course its mono OF my business:
but | wondered what you wanted Of so
many carriages There src eight on the
way over and I'm just starting t he ninth"
lie rang off and ran To the call box And
now he wants to find the nun who shifted
the indicator from :mrsscngerN to "hnckH
-Chicngo Tribune.
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| but til" sp,@@ts ifII4i4 allr5fyf sslrQ q,5,+,
| not wit1app rH@it@ @bittGr, I'M 'y.,5.g..5
sSllu had he-n d nfIf}tI III ..e,.55f==..
way ayerrat thai he hai 5izfy.. zyts},..
Same th:ng t4a yGar#f3@t,4r4. s;id Inv nj.
was therefore cltI1I4a WI fE.e credif [F;l1
was being bestowed ulalt I3.tecil. FIN
lnVcation Of >Iic diving fFfl has fI=5t,
claimed bv Spain. l.u-laItl ann ;8ga
lIitGa Sf:ttes, Int thorr .ra.,49 r5e.4lsi-
10 show h4u any oue ealEc forward
after it was given To t!lc g4!z53lo. y.itt5=tua
announcement tlltft Ae "lIa4t JJaJ!a li5a
same 1Ais-< y-Sl's Before
WhcH lzl!aoHiHTe ;tt4 phone Irtl,)i
tile world was 1T olrr reminded visa,
BACK 10 thh tprties NJ. Il. kouID5lsu
1he inventor Of the ori!!iif;!l ,.!tU!fI5fjaY
chess PLAYER, 1at. also managed tJ=.z-t
together Il machine ln:t:l" witcfl=E
tered whole sentences 4uiteiiItelIi.giit}
OF course this naGlJsls-4 lil Hot Stit.;5;
what was talked into H. as ;ne l5l5Eo,.
graph does, but it WIS @lttIieir,3t ft,al!z1...
ton for a frivolous claim uf sl,tl c.f 6l.i.,-
inality on tho part et MI. Edison
The invention u tho b5Iiinrt, which
did not occur until toward tllp ,.l555.z or
the Eighteenth century, Was moi sltz-
pntcd strange to say, although il Was
really rs cumulative" as any on record.
one man having overcome one difficulty,
another another, and so on. Roger
Baco,l's invention OF optic lenses aud
srectacles, which is now 50 generally ati-
mitte,l, was disputed us soon ;,s an
nouuced. Even Ericsson's torpedo boat
did not escape, When the success of
this marvellous and destructive marine
engine tf war was fully demonstrated,
.eyeral newspapers called attention 10
the fact that one Of the secret inventions
Of John Napier a. d. 1900 was Il craft
for sailing under water, s1nilar in nlallv
respects to E.ricsson's boat, with the cx-
ception. of course. that the propeller Of
Napier's boat was worked by hand
Sir Christopher Wren has been quite
generally regarded us the inventor Of the
art Of engraving by mezzotinto, and
though the Royal society ina measure
recognized his claim, it was urged that
Prince Rupert had been doing the same
thing ior years, and that lie in turn had
obtained the secret from Louis Won
S1egen, OF Hesse Casscl. The method
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WHOLE NO. 1867,

N"nl''na delegates to tllc mining con
SresS' y, Governor IIauscr, Hon. A. NJ.
',"l'ef' DR.. Mnssigbrod, ]. X. CLARK and
I,n, 1'"ofst W Irwin" left for Denver Mon
day evening. ~
'3I'lDy nj billiard, editor nf tic Red
,,o'ge Ticket, Shot Joseph McAnnclly,
.noll''aS evening. billiard had financial
l,. s,ou1i "INh his printers, two of whom
a''"cited llla office, and the case was
prh"it'G. Abont six o'clock Billiard
"s"iPea INT" flenelric's saloon where the
printers Ana McAnnelly were refreshing
n'G''lSGlV"s, ~ and was invited to Join. lie
" n'i'N''i "''ls''", pushed Il 15-cal. revolver
't'fo,'9A The window. remarked that lie
would not drink with tie - - L.,
a.'n ,, D!az"4 away MrAnnclly was in
H'fect M" with The gun and the bullet
~, 1,r'iek ms left hand, badly shattcring it,
nc wound is not dangerous. billiard
CAV" Aimse!f uD,
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PHlLApELPHl>, Nov. 5.-l1lat noted
Frenchnun, Paul Belloni nu Chaillu.
who was born in Paris III 1875, but he.
came an American citizen lit the are rt
twenty-one. is of IN elusive nature, llavs
ing all the inherent itliosyucrttSes Of !.
great traveller and the restless c..cr-v OF
u man of brains. He may be III this yitv
today, in Boston tomorrow, OF IL Lon
don next month, Nothing has com.
from his pen since the publication Q.
Tho Viking Age" by tho Scribuers, IN
1887, but IL leading publishing house on
Broadway, New York city, is soon Is
issue some three or four volumes for
boys reading by him, Of the legends,
traditions, customs and history of the
Northmen, with tales and poetry of Ills.
Norseland. He has not been on the ,1us,-
lie platform since the years lSGi-7o,
when he created such Il furore; but dur
ing the coming winter he will again de-
liver series of lectures treating of hi,
African experiences and details of travel
III many lands, in the leading cities OF
the United States. He is still IL youth
tul looking man, short and wiry, ana
has aptly been described rs ~ bundle cf
nerves." \ P. S.
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Specimen Cases.

$. II. Clifford, Now casscl, WIS, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach WAS t!iSorrlcrcl, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh anl strength. Three bottles of
Electric i5ittcrs cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had Il running sore on his Lee Of six
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric B!t'ers and seven boxes of Buck
Inns Arnica Salvc, and his leg is sound
and well. Sohn Speaker, Catawha, O.,
had five large fever sores on his leg, doe
tors said he wrs in"urlble. One bottle
Electric lsittcrs and one box Buck!cn's
Arnica Salvc cured him entirely. For
sale by Deer Lodge Drug Go. G7 1t
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-11-21

Napoleon III, who Eal 40 fe44ar pyot
relatives TO help on than any other sover
eign, Was trying one day 10 convince y
cousin whom he had already generously
aided that it was impossible fo, Inn L
increase her allowance. The princess
took the refusal ;lnsrilv, and as silc WIS
leaving said in a taunting manner: ~
Decidedly you have nothing Of the
great emperor, our uncle
You mistake, ma cnere cousine," re-
piled Napoleon, With a cheerful smile.
Il have his family. -lIarpcr.s Maga
zina-