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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-30
FLORIDA'S ORANGE CROP.
Better Prices Expected for the Fruit
This Year.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 29.-With the
oranges beginning TO move there is great
anxiety in Florida regarding the price 3
Last year growers averaged only a few
cents over dollar a box. the supply ex-
ceeding 3,750,000 boxes. This year there are
only about 100000 boxes of oranges in
sight and experienced dealers express the
opinion that prices win rule much higher.
1 think growers ought to average 81 80
per box IN tree for marketable fruit" said
prominent member of the Florida Fruit
Exchange this evening.
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CURE OF THE LUrIPY-JAW.
1t Is EffectuaIiy Accomplished by the
Bureau of Animal Industry.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-That lumpy-jaw In
cattle, at least in the mild form, can be
cured, was proved to-day by the local Gov
eminent Bureau OF Animal Industry.
Eighty head of cattle which had been under
treatment by the bureau were brought to the
stockyards this morning and by noon
thirty were slaughtered An examination
by experts showed that the beef was per-
fectly healthy. Mid cases OF the disease
had been completely cured and healthy cat
tie kept with The diseased cattle during the
treatment did not contract the disease from
them. The bureau officers are much eated
at the results attained.
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TRAIN ROBBED IN MONTANA.
The Higfwaymen Secure Twenty
Five Dollars

GREAT FAILS, Mont, Nav. 29-The Great
Northern westb0und passenger train was
held np by three robbers near Malta, small
station east of here, this morning between
and O'Clock. The express messenger
was forced to open the local safe, from
which, it is claimed, only S25 was secured.
The messenger did not know the c0mbina-
ton of the big through safe and tie robbers
evidently did not have the tools to break it.
They left without molesting the passengers.
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ACCESSORIES TO VICE.
Society Leaders Indicted by the ST.
joseph Grand Jury.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Nov. 29.-The Grand
Jury finished its labors to-day and created
genuine sensation in society by indicting
some leading men and women in the city on
the charge OF renting houses to keepers of
immoral places. Among those indicted were
Steuben WOodson of the Sexton National
Bank, brother Of Ex-Governor Silas Wood
son. and Mrs. Rachael Fleming, WELL
known society leader. Warrants were
issued and the defendants gave bonds.
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RELINOUISH THEIR LANDS.
An Agreement Concluded With the
Pawnee Indians.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-The Cherokee
commission has sent in the agreement re-
Gently concluded with the four confederated
bands OF Pawnee Indians in Indian Terri
tory, BY this agreement the Indians cede
TO the United States the residue of the
2oSo2O acres after they shall have taken
therefrom their allotment The commission
since Its appointment has concluded agree
ments OF restoration aggregating nearly
1850 square miles, which is nearly two
thirds of the area of the State OF Indiana
VI these agreements the first four have
been ratified by Congress.
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nUST PAY THE TAX.
Whisky DistiIlers Mulcted i'm a Large
Siirf1

NASHVILLE. Nov 29-Some time last
year bonded warehouse belonging to the
Government was burned near Cartner's
Station, five miles south of Nashville.
Steves & Co., distillers. had 10000 gallons
OF whisky stored in the warehouse on which
the tax had not been paid. g The Govern
ment brought suit against them upon their
bond for the unpaid tax. They set up the
claim that the whisky was in the control OF
the Government when destroyed. The
Government claimed that the whisky was
stored with the owners risk. A jury tried
the case and returned verdict for the
Government for S36 632, tax and interest.
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COST OF THE CENSUS.
Eight and Quarter Million Dollars
Thus Ear Qishursed

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Superintendent
OF the Census Porter in his annual report
strongly urges that the Census Office be
made permanent Bureau OF the Interior
Department. Regarding the cost of taking
the eleventh census, he says the total dis
bursements up TO June so. 1892. amounted
TO SS,O3,693. OF the thirteen volume. in
which the results Of the census are to be
embodied, there are now in the hands of
the printer eight qusrto volumes, but the
Infinite detail OF the Office makes it lmpos-
slDle to 1oretell the date Of the completion
of the whole work
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TWO YOUNG HIGHWAYMEN.
They Hold Up the Driver of a
RtIfcher.Carf

VANCOUVER. Nov. 29.-Last night two
youngsters, sons of two prominent hard
ware men here, commanded Russell,
driver of a butchers cart, to stop
or they would shoot him. Russell thought
they were fooling him and paid no atten-
ton, whereupon one shot with terribls
effect. the bullet striking directly over the
mans heart Fortunately it struck rib
and swerved aside. saving his life. The
boy thought the pistol was not loaded.
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LlFE-SAVING SERVICE.
Annual Report of the General Super
inteudent

WAsHIN GToN. Nov. 29-The annual re-
port OF General Superintendent Kimball of
the Life-saving Service shows that the dis
asters TO vessels within the field Of opera
uons oil the service during the year aggre-
gate 531 There were on board these ves-
sells 257O persons. Of whom $3.50 were saved.
III IS estimated that the value of the vessels
ana cargo was SIS, 2Si. .525. and OF this amount
S7,l11,O05 was saved. Ia addition there
were during the year 10 casualties TO sail
boats, rowboats, etc, on which were 353
persons. OF whom only seven were lost.
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1ICHlGAN BANK FAILURE.
1t Is Followed by Another in New
Work

TEcUMsEH, Mich, Nov. 29.-The doors of
U. p. Bills & Co.'s bank remain closed not
wlthstanding the assurance given yesterday
by Bills that he hoped to resume business
In few hours. Considerable amounts of
school money and other public funds are
said TO be on deposit in the bank.
ITHACA, y. Y, Nov. 29-Church, Bills &
Co.'S bank closed this morning. The
deposits amount to $4,000. 1t is not known
to what extent the bank is involved with
Bills Il Co.. and the Toledo Navigation
Company.
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THE nIJORES INCIDENT.
Minister SCruggS Submits His Re-
port of the Case.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29.-The report Of
Minister Scrnggs relative to the Mjores
case has been received at the Department
OF State. II appears that no legal demand
was made upon the captain of the Phila-
delphia for the surrender OF Mijores by the
Venezuelan Government. The only de-
mand was of verbal character and on the
allegation that he was an "enemy OF the
Government" No specific charge was
made of the violation by him of the ordinary
laws OF Venezuela. No representation had
been made to the legation which would lead
to the conclusion that the Government of
Venezuela felt sggrieved at the action of
the Consul at La Guayra OF of the captain
of the Philadelphia.
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Saws She Is the Heir.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 29.-Adels Freeman
entered suit to-day to sustain her heirship
to Gustave Axerat, who died in 1888. leaving
S1,200.000 worth of property. The estate
was distributed to Simon Gless under the
will. Gless was no relation to the deceased.
Mrs. Freeman is not mentioned ia the will.
The estate includes much valuable business
property in the center of the city. The
plaintiff Is married and esdes in San
Diego.
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yesterday for the purpose of adopting new
standard for measuring the amount OF type
set by a compositor. A resolution was
passed TO the effect that in lower case al
phabets all faces of body tyre shall not
measure less than fifteen lower case ms of
its own face. and also that the thirteen let
lets of the alphabet most frequently used
C, d, e, j, s, m, n, b, 0, U, t, a, b-sball equal
the length of the remaining thirteen.
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FAIRCHILD FOR SECRETARY.
He VIII Resume His Place at the Head
OF the Trea surV.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2e.-ThCEe is ne room
for doubt at present that Charles s. Fair
child will accept his old portfolio, according
to the Herald. Additional interest attaches
to the fact because it ia probably the first
Cabinet position to be absolutely determined
upon. The tender OF the Treasury portfolio
to Mr.. Farchid is understood to have been
made within day or two after the election.
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RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERS.
Schedule Prepared for Adoption by the
Chicago and Rock Island.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 29-The executive
board of the railway telegraphers of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific has con-
cluded two weeks session, and left this
morning for Chicago with new schedule,
which the railroad company will be asked
to accept. The schedule fixes the minimum
salary at S45 per month and provides for
overtime pay.
NEW York, Now 29-The Jersey Central
Railroad Company has declined number of
demands made by their telegraph operators,
but made some counter propositions, which
the operators are considering.
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A RAIL WAS LOOSENED.
An Attempt to Wreck a Northern
Pacific Train.

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 20. An attempt
was made last night to wreck the Northern
Pacific overland train, eastbound. between
Napayine and Newwaukua. rail was
looSened on a bridge thirty feet high over a
dry gulch. A truck of the baggage and mail
cars were thrown off the track. The train
was delayed forty minutes. This Is the
third attempt made TO wreck the same train
within one week. the other two being near
X aIarna
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INDIAN UPRISING FEARED.
Cheyenne and Araaphoe Tribes Ripe
for Trouble.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.--Prominent officers
OF the army on duty in the East are receiv-
Ing alarming private aoyices from Indian
Territory. which poiut TO an early uprising of
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian tribes.
The reports say that the tribes within the
past quarter have been suffering greatly for
want Of sufficient food and the immediate
cause of the threatened uprising is due to
recent order OF the Indian Department
directing reduction in ratiOns.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-30
Delaved by the Storm

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 29-The steamer Santa
Rosa. due from San Francisco and way
ports last night, did not.arriye until this
morning, being delayed by the storm which
prevented the landing of her cargo. billed to
Redondo, San Pedro and Newport. 1t will
be forwarded to Los Angeles from this port
by rail-
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r1cGee Wants a EIGHT

New YORK, Nov. 29.-John McGinniss
of Boston this afternoon said he desired to
match Jack MCGEE of Boston to fight Paddy
German. the Australian welter. weight;
Johnny Reagan, who fought forty-five
rounds with Jack Dempsey, or Young
Mitchell of California, al 80 pounds for the
$1,000 purse offered by the Coney Island
Athletic Club
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A Heatf1en Sentenced.

FAIRFIELD. Nov. 29.-In the Superior
Court to-day Lem Woy was convicted of as
sault with deadly weapon. Woy will be-
sentenced mex. Thursday. he was China
man who worked in the Zoe cannery on
Chpp Island, four miles below Collinsville,
this county,
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Two Timers Killed.

VIRGINIA, New, Nov. 29.-William
Hughes and Edward NottIe were blown
TO pieces IN the Kenosha tunnel, Sierra
Nevada mine, this morning.
They were working in the face of the tun-
mel and had prepared several holes for a
blast. 1t is supposed that they accidentally
exploded cap or dropped a candle into the
box of po WIDER while firing the cartridge.
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Strike-Leaders Bailed.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 29.-Hugh Ross and
John McLuckie, charged with treason, were
each bailed to-day 10 the sum of $4,000.
McLuckie's bail for murder was previously
fixed ut the additional sum of $4,000, but
Ross ball on the same charge has not yet
been fixed.
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ASHORE IN THE FOG.
A Steamer Loses Her Bearings i'm
Crossing Lake MICHIGAN.

kEwAUNEE. Wis.,. Nov. 29.-The car
ferry steamer, Ann Arbor No. /. is ashore
fifteen miles north of here, having lost her
bearings In the fog last night on her return
from across the lake with load of ears
She carries six carloads Of apples. The
steamer is valued at 5000 On0
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-30

Coleman rushed from the car as the train
drew into the station with blood streaming
from his wound To-day be called on a
prominent legal firm at Seattle and asked
them to bring suit against the Northern
Pacific Railroad for damages. He says the
brakeman knew him and wanted to kill
him. To-day he seemed badly scared and
afraid Of another assault. The brakeman
was discharged to-day.
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The Kongo Bound for This PORT.

VANCOUVER, Nov. 29.-The Japanese
warsbip Kongo sailed this morning for San
Francisco, whence she proceeds to Homo
lulu. Last night the officers entertained
number of citizens on board ship TO a the
atrical performance and exhibition of Jap
anese dancing, The commander made
recipient address and was presented with a
cane by the citizens
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-30
Trade Treaty With Salvador.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The transitory
commercial arrangement between the
United States and Salvador has been SUPER
seded by definite arrangement. 1t is be-
leved at the Department Of State that the
arrangements will tend greatly TO promote
trade.
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ONLY HALF SUCCESSFUL.
Two Daring Bank-Robbers Captured
With Their BOOTY

ALLENTOWN, n. j., Nov. 29.-Two daring
robbers entered the Farmers National Bank
here this afternoon, and covering the asher
and teller with revolvers relieved them Of
nearly $1,000. After an exciting chase the
robbers were captured and the money re-
covered. The older Of the robbers said his
name was Frederick S. Smith and his age
25 His companion gave the name OF J. b.
Morris, aged 90
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Nicaragua Canal Convention.

New ORLEANS. Nov 29-All trains ar
irving to-day brought to the city delegates
TO the National Nicaragua Canal Conyen-
tioD. which opens tomorrow. The indica-
tions are that nearly all the States will be
represented
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THE PANAMA RAILROAD.
The Receiver Declares That 1t Will
Not Be Closed.

PARIS. Nov. 29-M Monchicourt says
that the tenor of Laaterbach's statements.
which imply that the Panama Railway will
be closed for interoceanic traffic after next
March and only open for travellers on the
isthmus, Is absurd. Th9 Panama Railway
will do all that is possible for the Pacific
Mail under the conditions best for American
aud European commerce.
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his observations in the parishes OF ST.
Charles, ST. John, st. James, Ascension,
East and West Baton Rouge and Living
ston. He estimates that there will be a
falling off of % per cent in the output of
sugar compared with the crop of last year.
He thinks the yield of this State will fall
from 375, 600, coo to SOC, GOO, ,OO0
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GUARDING THE TRACK.
The Northern Pacific Patrolled by
Armed Men for Hundred Miles.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 29-The Northern
Pacific Railway is being patrolled by armed
men tonight all the way from Tacoma to
the Columbia River, a distance OF over
100 miles. The patrolmen have orders
10 shoot any man caught tampering with
the track. Snperin tendent MeCabe is deter
mined to capture the men who have at
tempted to wreck the overland train three
times within the last week il possible.
Before daylight this morning he had
Tacoma detectives atthe scene of last nights
attempted wreck between NiDayine and
Newaukum, sending them down on a special
engine.
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CONTAINED BROWN PAPER.
Clever Substitution of Worthless Slips
for BanknOteS.

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. 29.-The Island
City Savings Bank of this city to-day re-
ceived a package from New York supposed
to contain $4,000. When opened it was
found TO contain brown paper cut in slips
about the size of a bsnknote. Nothing is
known as to where the robbery took place
or by whom effected.
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LYNCHED BY NEGROES.
Summary Vengeance Wreaked on a
rIurderer of Their Own Color.

HIAwATHA. Kans., Nov. 29-At mid
night last night colored mob stormed the
jail. took out Commodore True. a negro
tough, hanged him to a tree and rlddled
his body with bullets for killing VIII WAL
thall, one OF the deacons OF the African
Methodist Church, without provocation at
Thanksgiving supper given by the church.
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CUT HIS SCALP.
A Brakeman Assaults a Passenger
With a Lantern.

TACOMA, Nov 29.-Thomas Coleman,
alias Geohegan, who was at one time sus-
pected of the murder of DR.. Cronin OF Chicago
came here Sunday night en- route East.
When the train arrived here Brakeman Guy
struck Coleman over the head with lantern
because he would not wake up. inflicting a
scalp wound an inch and half wide.
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A Bark Seized.

VANCOUVER. b. c., Nov. 29-The Brit
ish bark River Gauges was seized by Gus
toms officials to-day as rice was sold off the
ship in the city against the law.
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A Judgment Secured.

CARSON, Nov. 29.-Iu the United States
Circuit Court to-day in the case of the United
States Government against United States
Marshal Kelley's bondsmen to recover
$1,000 judgment was rendered in favor of
the Government in amount of S46S. Ex-
Governor Adams was one of Kelley's bonds
men
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
1t Is Delayed Through the Death of
DIR. Scott

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Owing to the
death Of his father-in-law. the President
will be unable to complete his annual mes
sage TO Congress in time for its submission
on the opening day Of the session. II will
probably be the end of next week or the
beginning of the week after before it is
presented. Ii will be about the same length
as last year and will be a complete review
OF the work Of the present administration.
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A Boy Hanged.

MACON. Ca, Nov 29.-Willie Bell, a
negro boy aged Is years. was hanged here
at noon for shooting and killing Deputy
Sheriff Wilder, while under arrest for petty
stealing. The execution was strictly pri-
vate. net even a member Of the press being
admitted
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Cleveland Shooting Ducks.

EXMoRE. Va. Nov 9.-Prcsdent-elee eet
Cleveland and party succeeded in bagging
10 ducks IN little over an hours time.
Later, while on the beach, Cleveland
brought down four additional birds.
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Awful Fate of a Miser-

MILAN. Tenn, Nov. 29.-Samuel Yates, a
miser, reputed to have vast hoard of
money secreted In his residence, perished
to-day In fire which destroyed the house.
He is believed to have been murdered, the
house robbed and then fired.
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Exfradit;nn prnceehinnS

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Nov. 29-In the ex-
tradition proceedings against Florian Wal
deck to-day it was stated that his employ
ers did not expect to recover the money
embezzled by him. but proposed to punish
the defendant were he extradited
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LEFT MANY DEBTS BEHIND.
Enormous Liabilities of a Young At
torneY of Denver

DENVER, Nov. 29.-George H. Kohn, a
prominent young attorney of this city, left
last week to visit relatives in St. Louis,
and since his departure many sensational
rumors have been circulated to the effect
that his estate is heavily incumbered,
some reports placing the amount in the
neighborhood of 100000. The only legal
action taken thus far is suit TO recover
$500 on promissory notes. The Sheriff
levied on Kohu's office effects and the safe
will pc opened tomorrow.
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The Bering Sea Question.

OTTAWA. Nov. 29.-James Macoun of the
Geological Survey sails for England Thurs
day On business connected with the Beripg
Sea arbitration.
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Bland Does Not Like II.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2c.-Representatiye
Bland of Missouri, chairman OF the House
Committee on Coinage. is earnest in his
denuneiation OF the plan which Baron
Rothschld presented to the monetary con-
ference now In session in Brussels.
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POISONOUS CANNED GOODS.
Alarming Number of Deaths in Great
Britain.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The large business
done in Great Britain in American canned
goods, which has been rapidly growing In
the last few years. is likely to be seriously
checked by the alarming number of deaths
from poisoning, alleged to result from eat
Ing canned goods
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-30
Ruth Weaver Married

DEs MONIES. Iowa. Nov. 29-Ruth
Weaver. daughter of General Weaver, the
Peoples party candidate for President, was
married here tonight to Harvey Denny of
this city.
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To Wed Princess Nav.

LONDON, Nov 29-Truth saws IL is
generally understood that the betrothal Of
Prince George of Wales 10 Princess Nav of
Teck will be officially announced after the
anniversary Of the death of the Duke OF
Clarence.
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Senator Gibson DaneerousIv III.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark. Nov. 29.-United
States Senator Gibson Of New Orleans is
dangerously i'll in this city with heart dis
ease. TIE Senator is 20 odd years old and
his friends fear he will not survive.
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Storm, AFT I-onp Branch.

LONG BRANCH, Nov. GA severe storm,
accompanied by heavy gale. prevailed all
day along the coast and did considerable
damage
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- 1NA fANA INV az AAALJt VI NuO
time. My body had Big red
spots on it. and l did not
know what 70 do. went to
four diff rent doctors and
they helped me at frsI. In
the fall | got worse sgsln;
then ! tried other remedies,
but they did me no good. /
was ashamed 10 go into pub
lie. was a sight 10 look at.
Every one would say, what
Is the matter, why don's you
take sOmething?" Even az
my daily labor | h1d 10 we; r
a sort OF cap 10 keep the dire
from getting into the sores.
AffnF KEnnfI xCaCk I uunrlfH
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The Anthracite Combine

New YORK, Nov. 29-The Western and
Eastern anthracite coal sales agents met
to-day and decided to make no change in
December prices, the agreed output for the
month to be regulated by the weather
though 1t may later be reduced to $3.50, 900
TONS