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Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
Still Believed in Santa Claus.

Faith in the Santa Claus myth hasn't entirely faded ou5 Of the juvenile mind, though even the very youngest repre- sentatives of the present generation are apt to be skeptical. The proof:'
 Little Bettlna, three years old, has 8 rag doll with whom her relations are particularly tender and sympathetic A morning or tYvn ago this doll was dis covered near the fireplace in shocking condition. She was black in the face and. i'll fact, black all over, and the smell Of soot about her was very strong It was d mystery until Bettina was in- terrogated. The condition of the doll made her look little rueful, but she frightened up. and said:
 II fspered to Patty all the things wanted for Christmas and sent her up the chimney to tell Santa Claus!"-Bos- ton Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
Business Cards.

IVDsJSACONlG lODat> No. 6l> and A. N NeonlaI commI uicatiui, ,,t old ani Fourth Saturdsv of zach mouth.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
Saddles ana the Roman Cavalry.


 The Roman cavalry used extensive coverings on their horses, which the old Germans considered eifeminate, and they despised them for it. In the time of Alexander Severus the horses of the Roman cavalry wore magnificent GOV. erings, Before the time of Nero the cavalrymen were obliged to present their horses without covering during the review. that it might be more easily seen whether they were in good condi- tion. Nero, however, abolished the wise regulation on review He had a a weakness for display and wanted the cavalry to present grand appearance on such occasions. Even after the in- troduction of these coverings it was considered more graceful and manly to ride without them Varro boasts of having ridden, when a young man. without covering to his horse. De troit Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
CANAAN ACADEMY,

GAN IAN, CONN. The school offe s superior advantages to parents Seeking place t. educate their chil dreu. T he day department IS open 10 both b .yr and girls on equal terms. Boys onf, received as b.,ard-rs. Pupils caretull, pre- pared for College. e.Seienriti' school. 'he U S. Militia or Naval academy, or busin-ss fife. Pupils admitted at any time as,d chargei from the time of ai-missi. n. I he school occupies the Ward estate just south of the village. No extra Charge for languages. The next term begins December l5 For admis sion either us boarding or day pup Is call on or address
 The REV. F. THOMPSON.
 Principal
 Canaan. Conn.
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PhSsIclans Consenr.

Mr' Emmeiiue @ Hanna. missionary Tor l.,
hapuft Dhureh, Troy, ' v. says ~ ana only
too al 70 Aia ny testnouy 70 ui- great value
OF r n.N'd kcnnonya lsYorta I.emedY.
made AZ li9ndout. \. ). II has peFmanenIi,
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Zee Easily Earned.


a gool story 10 told about the cnplial
Or the easy way in which an rx.nivui.
Der ~ the House recently carmel
handsome Zee, snys the Washington
Hcrad The cx.membrs In question
now iuyotcs himself mostly 10 guiding
Alright the votes u sitting m-mhcns on
hllis Ia which he IA In onr way or
another Interested. Not long ago the
representatives ~ a national associa-
ton ot i.,ycrnmcut employee, whU
want Congress 10 DO Something for
thclf relief came 20 Washington g.
urge tho passage II IA hill ia thoir ln-
tufy1.. Tho government employee la
question deserve that son0thlng shuiid
DO d0uc fot them. Hut Tho Dot hilla
require intelligent pushing 20 get thum
through Congress nowadays and the
representatives OF the government
employee association seems 10 have
need some one 10 plead thoir Ease
before the committee which hal
their I'LL IN charge. The cX.menhvr
la question ran across thuiu and some
how convinced them that h, was the
man they wanted. So they engaged
hln 10 appear b, fore tho committee,
ttifN 'h wv lANNli't wy nv. hAh ENs ~
the appoilted moment he appeared Ia
~ ~, es g = ,sanl Mr. 'sem from, l Y,
which he had scrubbed hts plea for the
employee blii, aud read g. the follow
ing effect. "Mr. Chairman and gentle.
men 81 the committee, know That
you know that THU ~ n good hin.
THESE clerks are very deserving class
Of men, nnd this bill ought 10 pHss.
am confident that the honorable
gentlemen OF your committee will give
II due consideration and do what you
eau 10 help these men out. SO, hoping
That your hon0mhle committee will
take favorable action on the bill ~
soon rs possible will not take up any
more Of the time Of the committee, but
leave the matter In your hande." 10
saying thv cx.m.riher bowed politely
10 IN. committee, put back the halt
sheet Of letter paper In his pocket,
picked up his hat, anb walked out. His
speech occupied less than half n minute
Ia delivery, aud altogether his work IN
benali of thc bill did not take more
than ilye minutes of his time. The
cx-memher's fee for this feat OF lobby.
ing was $1,000.
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BARON uiRscu.
Particulars About u,s Chari,abis
WORK.

Especial TO rnn iiEAALp-ESsmincr Dupiirh.l
NEw YoHK, Feh. i0.-fhe Paris
edition Of the New YORK Herald puD.
li.hcd yesterday the following from It's
Correspondent NJ Monte Carlo:
Baron dc Hlrsoh today gave mo the
following lntcrcatlng particulars re-
speeding the numerous muniilcent
buncfaclions to tho poor. Baron de
Hinch'r whole affections were cen.
tered In his only enid, Baron bucion
de Hirsch, who died some few years
ago nftcra very short Illness. rhl,
aliilctiJn caused him TO retire from all
active business. Being possessed Of
enormous wealth aud having no direct
hrir, after mature consideration, lac de.
vidcd 10 employ or devote u portion uf
his fortune 10 the alienation of the
sufietiugaof his feliow.meD. Notwith-
standing his jewish. descent Baron dc
Hinch IL u man vi large aud literal
ideas on religious matters, many
members of his family being
Christians Furthermore, his adoption
of two English childion who ARE being
brought up IN the Christian religion h.
sufficient proof that his unequAlled
liberslity l. not limited 10 hts own
people. For several yoats past he has
seriously occupied himself with the
miserable condition Of the poor Jews In
Russia. and h. Determined 10 take all
possible stupa 10 come IN their assist
nncc. Heat onceortcrcd into ncgOiia.
tlonsiwith the Russian government to
this effect and proposed 10 devote the
sum OF 2,OO0, 900 francs 10 that object,
hut certain stipulaliJns Imposed by the
baron not being ia accordance with
the desire ~ Russia, Baron dc Hltsch
was Obliged Ia withdraw his offer.
BEING baillcd In his efforts 10 help
them In this way, Baron de Hlrcli
determined % do W In another, aud
began TO encourage aud help Russian
Jews 10 cmigIatc. Enormous sums
have been given by him for this pur.
pose. America was the first country
looked 10, and 10 provide funds for emf
grants and for education of their chill
dren wns thr pgilne object u his ,nunl-
|.ncinlt I'm 81 II. ooo. md francs. .sfhc ,,er.
s,cution of Jews snll continuing In
Russia, IL became necessary 10 lind
some other outlet than the UDitei
States, aud n commission composed Of
three competent men went 10 the Al
gcntlnc republic for the purpose OF re-
porting on the agricultural prospects Of
that country. Their reports being
favorable, n further important sum will
he provided by Baron de liinsch for the
purpose OF enabling Russian Jews TO
cmlgm,c 10 that country. Baron de
Hirsch nlso has Just given l2,00o, 900
francs for Gallcian schools. This latter
yin probably gives rise 10 the erroneous
reports which have appeared In papers
that he had given said sum q second
time 10 the United States, whereas ho
simply handed II over 10 the American
trustees Of the capital Of his former git.
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Two Factions Of >yrlans AZ Chicago
Try 10 Settle a Quarrel
With knives.
SIS. 600 ron rt FAMOUS STALLION
AMIGO.
arEuD BETWEEN onirSrALs.
i"furiais'i ssrians give rerfsr.
nance ~ Chicago

CHICAGO, Fob ia feud between
two rival factions ui Syrian- living IN
uimhlcd.down part of Pacific avenue,
ciilminnied tonight In u desperate riot,
In which ruvolvcrs, knives aud hatch-
cts figured, ana a number Of persons
were wounded. The women aud chill.
drcn took a lively hand In the .cfim.
image. Thee young women were among
the nnt 10 fall, gRshed by keen blades.
Tie other belligefents ruTgci 10 and
Ito over the PROSTATE bodies Of the
wounded girls, until the police came
dnsliing NJ from different directions.
Tile Arais, iniurated by the conflict,
termed unanimously uJCn the blue
coats, hli were spcodily subdu,d, and "a
uoSrn 81 those who were the thickc-t NJ
tue light We're arrested. Besides the
three girls, four NJ the men under
nftst have gnsly stahs, and several %
the conihitnnt. ,whO received cuts or
broken heads are Known to have e..
capped the officers. Notwithstanding
the icfoclty Of tbs conflict, itis believed
40 fatalities viii result though the
wounded participants willbv disligurcd
tor lie.
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regret. My Adjutant, NJ. Il. Hawkins,
Il now Ia 81. Louis. Please give him
Instructions"
The officers Of the Army of Tennes.
see will meet this evening TO take
notion In regard 10 The meeting II their
comrades ron distant points, who will
arrive saturday mornlng. Tho society
viii have post Of honor In the second
Division, and will be under the com.
niand NJ Major Merrill.
SNOW and rain fell all day mere and
the streets ARE In asad condition. IL
II hoped the condition will he improves
Saturday. 1.-THE weather Il favorable
th. funeral Of General sherman will lie
one Of the most imposing pageants ever
seen In the Wet. All public buildings
and many business house, aud re-
sidcnccs are deliberately drapcd. This
evening memorial exercises were held
Ia Music Hall, and addresses made by
Governor Francis and others.
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This remedy l. becoming 10 well
known aud ~ popular rs TO NEED no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Biiters sling the same song OF
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all diseases Of the Liver aud Kidneys,
viii remove pimples, BOils, Salt
ltheum aud other affections caused by
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Price 80 cts. and 81 20 per bottle nj
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r,,r "r.nsEIvr rncnAsr."


wAsittSuroS F.b. Bofot, Tho
Hons. Coinng, Committee Tie .xauain.
niion ~ Newlnrd Nh, compl.t.I.
Js. Moore inc "Parsc. merchant. ,
mails n s,a,e,nent toIay Ia the effect
that n wns moi ,iennonetizatlon OF SILVER
by ih, Tinted states which caused a
d,clin, In thc value Of silysr. Lut IN,
s,all,r demand for silver In India.
mi tIe larger si,6nly AZ silver. dur
,o ip,noris AMI tha lmnroye,n,nt In
,yansnartntlon among Tic Indian pro.
viur,is
RaTiln, ,io.eIy questioned Moore.
md called bis attention 10 Inc fact that
III slatem,pts wer, IN conflict with
his trstImony bolore tho English Royal
Commisslon' Lut Moore Insisted thai
hi sla,.men,s were correct, noy,rthe.
les.
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work Resumed 90 the waria'. Fair
liuitaings.

CnicAuo, Feb. lo.--A squad Of car.
pcntgu resumed wufl, un the Wor.d's
fair buildings at jackson rarl. this
morning and were not molrated Mon
will Ic put 10 work gfnding next Mon.
day. The contractors propose 10 en-
pluy only American citizens, and this,
u d. believed, "ill avert any further
trouble.
The labor unions, n ~ reported, arr
not, however, entirely satisfied with
the clnusc prohibiting alien labor.
They wRnt definite statement that
union labor VIII be employed, nnd the
uivht-hcur uilr enforced on all work
cOnuuciel with the iAir. 10 this end
a committee from various unions Will
hhor with the directory at It, next
meeting.
\ lOral paper saya. this evening, &,
u Underwood u hns heuu Practically
dcriivi To- abandon the Idea of placing
ANY part NJ m" rNp1Hitiun ON Lsk,
Front The difficulties In the way
were numerous and u was leaTe,
would hr insufmouuiahio In the bfiV
time ,hnt fcmnius Tor preliminary mr.
rnugemcnls. This statement l. noi ye
officially confirmed.
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Mr. Frank Huffman, n young man
OF Burlington, Ohio, states that no
had been under tho care Of two PRONE
inent physicians, and used their treat
mont until he WAS not able to get
around. They pronounced his case TO
be- Consumption and incuablo. lie
was persuaded TO try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. and at that time was not
able To walk across the street without
resting. Ho fund before no had used
half Of dollar bottle that he was
much better; he continued TO use u
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
rruuLle, try 1t. We guarantee salts
faction. Trial bottle free at a, Z.
smith i Co.,s Drug store.
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During flw lhsyi'.r oi a Vow, Scoiinn
bark q most extraordinary aGiir O. ~
puri - 30 have octausl slowing alike
tho irrpcia,,a and dangerous proclivi.
s.,ssssll,ss. zane. ~, lssI, bal
vcrilicr I. nlwayA encountered. and
W.s sailing With q iair wind WHOM the
cry u Man oscrboarir sounded
throughout the ahip. Tho unfortunate
fellow vas Dane. ono Of the cn,w.
and he was s,on M -hou di.4hnro
hrcasting The waves Tho bark Wss
brought round, answering her helm N.
s,antly. aud tho vessel WIS sooq on her
way 90 the struggling man.
Snddonly two large nlhntru,.,. wen,
s'cn o. descend with ma cag'clikc swoop
aul attack tho poor follow Ia touihlo
manner Doth birds lnshrd At Him.
aud Ia tlosc on bonrl thc vt...el Il
sccaicl O, O they we've cndcavorlug to
gpugc ont li- eyes with their hooked
bills, whils with their WINS they kept
batting the unfortunate man about the
head. The sight waga tcrriblc one. but
Il did not last long, az the bark ,allrd
ovrr the couHe WHORE tho Dane had
fallen overheard about seycn minutes
before but ho was nowhere Ia DO cen.
Thoro was no doubt In tho ni,ls at
those on board that tho poor follow
was killed by tho albatrosscs. ~ hc was
n powerful swimmer and seemed 10 I
ilght desperately for n few momcnt.
with tho fcroclous birds Pail Mall ia.
geite
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Several years ago Chamberlain 4 Co.,
OF Dos Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture OF n cough syrup, believ.
Ing II To be this most prompt and rolia-
bic preparation etrroduced for coughs,
colds ana Group; that the public appre-
oiaie true merit, and In time It was
certain 10 become popular. Their most
sauguinc hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles N Chamboflaln's Cough
Remedy NJ. now sold each year, and
1t Is recognized ma "thc best made"
where ever known. IL will cure q
severe cold In less lime than any other
treatment. For sale by u. q. NJ, I.
Drug Dept. d4B
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iie Deuies rIs,iag owned the Heed.
stained hnife.

LONDON, Feb. lg.--Thc steamship
nreninn SadleI, who was fcinanded
for iurther examination on the charge
of having murdered the woman known
as "Cnrtoty Nell" In Whliechnpel. hrs
written letter 10 the union 10 which
lie belongs. In hls communication
sadlcr ask lis fellow. uuiOulsis to get
Tie Newspaper press 70 watch the case,
declaring that The police are quashlng
evidence favorable % him, with the
object u hurrying his conviction. Sad.
Ter denies huying OF selling the knife
stained with human blood, which the
police claim 10 have Traced 10 his poe
acsl1u.
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Among the other sales were Ainy
Bini, by kirctioncor. May. 10 II. d.
Henry, Worthwhile. Pa, Sljnu;' Belle
Of NavAri, by Amhas.nior, Nelliu r..
u -. 4. Wart, $500. Queen wilkr-,
10y JaybirL, J''sslra, W G. II. Gibson,
syiacusc, v. -, $1,000; Sultan BELL, by
sultan, iicli Drasilvld. Ia IA. :. Henry
s ssgsSs r. No - s' sss'iSr s" Hae4'
NeJ., ss5.j; NOBLE Medium, ~ Happy
Medium, Mambrino Wurd, y. T.. Mau.
den, Lexington, 5000; EiNtotypc,
10y Elcctioneer, Addie, 10 Blwtyinan
Bro, sajl1; Bella. 0y George. Wllkra
Five. to J. II. Williams. New Yofk,
$500; P-rsica, 10y filmont, Necihfint,
Frank Rockefeller, Chicago, $500.
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nsIisra,. SNOW Llni,n.n,.

This Invaluable remeay II ono that
ought 10 be In every household. IL
win cure your Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Spralns, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet and Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. II you have Lame Back 10 will
cure II. II ponrtrates 10 tho scat Of tho
disease. IL will cure Stif Joints and
contracted muscles after all other RENEE
dies have failed. Those who have been
cripplea Tor yosrs have used Baiiard's
lSa0'p L.HinidA. aud thrown away their
clutches and been able 10 walk az well
M ever. II will cure you. Price so
cents,
z. g. NJ. Agents. les
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

last December, was ended today. The
900 employs accepted the sliding
sca.e proposed by Manager Walker,
and for the Gnt time In nearly three
months the South Chicago plant
showed signs NJ life. The wages will
be governed by tue price u steel rails.
When the price goes up the wages Of
the men will bc Increased. aud when
the price goes down the wages will 10
decreased corrcsyondiugly.
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PHENOMENAL sLrrr sroan.
~ Cut. or Photographic commuui.
snflous

CiucAUo, Feb. IA phenomenal
slcut storm plastefvd n great area ~
country with Ice tonight from the
Alcghaulcs 10 the Missouri River,
north of TIE Nation aud Dixon's Line.
II hegnn about D u.m., and VA hail M
hour Va" telegraph Tine began h show
signs Of decentralization. by o the lie
hnu been Temporarily ci0l,cd OIL u
lnfge portion OF the wires through a
wide section ~ tho Middle states hy
The constantiy ihiokenlng coat " irs.
IhousAuds 81 words Of helAuod Move.
/ pal~r dirVstehcs wrte pllrd up nu..n.
~ uiilces on tho udge OF tho affected
/ district. inquiry ciiciiod tue fact ths'
/ IN he various tAilfJqi Telegraph OIL 81,
In Chicago the uislalehei- were .uiu
plei.ly la ,lir dailias "a The Tunn,u,
= '' NJ '0 Y'ss 1.,as'' B.
Telegraph people are lightning to u.
cover cont Of TIE wires.
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Pneumonia snd Bronrhitl. Garry OFT
Oncihird OF she iiuu,Rn
Ifueg.

II il not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry OF
one Myd OF the human race, bat such
are the facts, aud what Is more sur.
prisipg, bo.h oftho above diseases result
from neglccling n common ordinary
cold. A cough should never be neg
lrcted. IN IL, every time you catch
cold ysl cough hnrirr, aud Il sticks by
you longer. Ballard'a Horehound
syrupis the best remedy In the world
for Pneumonia, Bronchitis aud all
throat and lung troubles. II you have
any throat trouble, call for Ballads
liorehuund syrup aud take no other.
Hion's Cooperative Mercantile lnstl.
tuition, Agents. IL
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~ BrLGl,u.


BRussKLs, Feb. lO,-The reserve
foncs Of the civic guard were called
out In the Charlefol district In view ~
the threatening state of affairs caused
by the wOtkmun's demand for the
pas.ngc Of u universal suffrage law.
The worsmen's general committee re-.
gard this as n menace and have ad-
dressed a manifesto 10 the militia, ask
lug them 10 refuse 10 obey Ordrfs, 10
take sides with tho workmen and
resist what they term the govern.
mcnps attempt 10 bring about civil
war.
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CHICAGO, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
Of the Illinois Steel Company have
voted 10 inOrnase the capital stock from
s96, 900, 900 To $40, 900, 900. II Is stated
the proceeds from the new stock VIII
be used In greatly enlnrging the plant
aud that only u portion " the stock Is
TO be put upon the mnrkot. The strike
At the cOmpany's works, inaugufated
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Mrs. lie Flattc: "Boy, did you see
stray pug dog around here anywhere"
smart boy; "l-a'm. ! Just saw one
beln' chewcd up by n big bull.dsg, an
! saw another bcin' tied u n tin can
an' kerosene poured all over lin, an
saw another hein' chopped up fer
sausage, Rn'---" Mrs. lie Flatte
(cll,ohing ut u railing for support;
100! Horronl IA give s. 10 get my
little Fldo safely lack" smart boy:
All right, mum. You walt here half a
minuir.n
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Is the most wonderful musical inven.
ton Of the age. IL has tho full power
aud sweetness " tone Of pipe Organ
twice In sl1e and cost. The mem6ers
Of the Twentieth Ward have recently
purchased ilne Vocation Organ from
raggart 4 Chamberlain, the WELL
known Plano and Organ dealers OF this
city. IL Ia 10 hc hoped that the rest NJ
our Ward churches will soon emulate
aud follow the example OF the TWEEN
ticti Ward. Il
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A CAUSE OF TIC oGeliHE or the
VALUE OF SILVER.
The Hawaiian Cable Proieci.-The
Utah Fourth Judicial Didrici.---
Reindeer Cor Alaska.
ny Telegraph to the SKwsi
ran StuioA's LraisL.rURE.
tnssiis ncsiEns 't,- Position Ne IRE
siding Ouirer pFo Tenn.

NAsIuNurDS, Feb. lp-inuall-,
who wis Occuiying the Wee Pfpsl
dents chair TO-DAY as PRECEDING officer
pro tom. rrsigned the Iillce IN NEAT
speech. In which he spoke Of tue honor
the Senate had conferred upon him In
elccting him TO that poItinn. The
resignation will take effect ON tho cleo.
ton Of his successor.
After ingalls, remarks, the Indian
depfc1ations hill was taken up. nud
Edmunls' motion u strike ont section
., which provides that M Claim by the
indians shall be allowed hy court on
the unsupported L. ,tlmoby ofau Indian,
was agree. Co..
a motion Ivy H0nr To strike out the
clause providing Tor the adjudication
aud payment of claims OF Indians who
through other tribOs or white men was
agreed to.
Davis offered an amsnlmcut 20 add
10 section ! aprovisD TINT the limita'
ton oi time shall not apply to OF bar
cllitEs for compenaiion for Indian
drpredalionH In Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas or DAKOTA in 1852 -
thereafter. On motion Of Chnnulor tho
amendment was laid on the table.
On Motion " Chandler tho date was
changed 10 July, 1855. The iii was
pas cd aud gors to conference.
The Henntr bill authorizing tie C0ol
Bay 4 Raschurr Railroad Company 10
construct u bridge acfoss Coal Bank
slough. Ia Oregon, was passed.
The Nicaragua Canal bill was taken
up aud the senate adjourned.
- TIM iiOusE.
The action Of the democrats In de.
manding the yeas and nays On every
motion was considered nu both sidus 0i
the House a. an obstacle 10 the passage
Of ,le shinping hill.
The House went Into committee ol
the whole ON III. p1slOlllce apprOprla.
ton hlll, hut, without dispueing n u,
the committee rose and the House took
n recess.
At the evening session OF the House,
Ia accorianco with q previous agree
ment, the immigration till was con
suffered. iitilc pEOgfcss was made ou
4, howsvsr, and It's Houss soon adj
tOt. fuett - - -
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u Your msu.e !. on rirc

You put water or thc burning tlnben,
not on the smoke. And n you have
catnrrh you should attack the disease
In the blood, not In your nose. Re.
move tho impure cause, and the local
effect subsidies. 10 do this, take Hoods
Sar.aparills, the great blood purifier.
which radically anu permanently cures
catnrrh. II also strengthens the nerves.
he sure to vet only hood's Sarsaparilla.