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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 26.-Parlament is to
meet on January 2B Mr.. Morley has
taken draft OF the home rule bill to
consult with the leaders of the Irish
home rule party regarding its provisions
The bill provides for an imperial veto on
acts of the Irish parliament, and for re-
tanning all the Irish members at West
minister, with vote on imperial ques-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-The ex-board of
tradesman w. G. Lincoln, who as a
juror has been sentenced to a months
imprisonment for soliciting bribes. is
said to be insane. Efforts were made
yesterday to have the sentence rescinded
on the ground that the morphine habit
had unsettled his brain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

BOSTON, Nov. 26.-The recount of the
gubernatorial vote at the State house
shows that Governor Russell is re-
elected with a plurality of 2,608. Roger
Wolcott's plurality over james B. Car
roll for lieutenant governor is 9 1858.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
The Pone,s 8 Condition.

ROME, Nov. 26,-The low condition Of
the pope's health is causing much specu-
lation as to his probable successor. Car
dinal Zigliara is believed at present as
the likeliest candidate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
o Railroad Accident in Indiana

CENTRENILLE, Ind, Nov. 26.-In col
hsion yesterday of two freight trains on
the Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnati and
st. Louis railroad near this place Harry
Myers, engineer, was fatally injured,
Fireman Berman killed and Harry Hem
bricks badly scalded. One engine and
six cars were smashed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

TolEDo, O., Nov. 90. = George NJ.
Donet The sixth Doodle member of the
city council, was found guilty yesterday
afternoon, the jury being out about
thirty minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26-At 8 o'clock
In the morning a disastrous wreck oc-
Cured on the indianapolis division of the
Panhandle road at Harvey Station, be-
tween Cambridge City and Richmond.
One was killed and two injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
Receipts at the Foot BAH Game.

New York, Nov. 26.-It was esti-
mated yesterday morning that between
$50, 900 and $60,000 would be divided be.
tween Yale and Princeton as their share
of the receipts of the foot ball game.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
A Brakeman Killed.

PHILLIPsBURa, N. j., Nov. 26.-Will-
lam Lister, brakeman on the Lehigh
and Hudson railroad, was crushed to
death at Martins Creek yesterday. He
was aged % years and lived here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
Prisoners freak Jail.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 28.-There was a
big Jail delivery at Decatur yesterday,
seven prisoners escaping. They had to
dig four feet under the wall of the Jail
yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

Boston. Nov. 60 George Hosmer,
the oarsman, who sails for England on
Saturday, cabled George Bubear asking
if he would row him. The following
reply was received: "Bubear will row
Hosmer in the middle of January"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

Wess have just received another magni-
icent Dress Goods Bargain, 32 pieces all
wool Fancy Novelties, 36 inches wide, reg
ular SOC goods, for 29c yard
Also 100 pieces Fine French Crepons, a
most beautiful and attractive fabric, in
blacks and all the leading colors; regular
ST. goods, for 44c yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
Wanted to Make Money Too Fast.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Nov. 26.-Jacob
Schopp, wealthy farmer OF Duchess
county, lost $2, 500 to William Houpt on
Wednesday by the old silver brick game.
Farmer Sohopp advanced the sum of
money mentioned on the supposed bull
hon, which turned out to be solder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce EXCHANGE.

PHILApELPHIA, Nov. 25.-- The local stock
market was unusually active. Pennsylvania
was steady Mt Spls, but Lehigh Valley fell u
per cent. to 5O5s Tho Reading preference
l.....I A.. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-26

PlrrsBURd, Nov. 26. = Professor
Francis Very, of the Allegheny observ-
atory, who has for several days been
taking observations of the comet, holds
that it is cold body and shines only
with reflected light. He identified it as
Beclam's comet, and says that the
panied by meteoric showers. The comet
is in the constellation of Andromeda
and is moving very rapidly.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Bilfesbarre NaArihtsn.

Sm Sanuar itarben bier SO Bers
ionen, ipopOn "a infolse bon Dipbtbea
ritis.
Serr Souls Sii6 1T su einem Der
0ireftpren beS Central 9lrmenbiitrifteS
ernannt tporben.
- Mapor Sutton lit ais &anbibat
fir gIbermann in Der l3. @arb auf9es
treten.
- Gin Seuer in Saaep'S 8dderei
ant 2sbieb sStraBe Serae am Ssreltas
ridtete sinen Sdaben BON etipa $500
afl.
Ser 8. & $. Bug, tpelder uniere
Stabt um 8 llbr 9lbenpS perIdBt, iiber'
fubr Bel OtinerS Statipn ant Donner'
flag ben alien @iaiam Tbompipn unb
tDbtets ibn auf bet STEELE.
Better Sdmitt itiirste Iebte Bo6e
bes StabtS in ben Sewereraben unb
trus einise 8erlebunsen bapon. @r
sebenft sesen bic StaSt fIasbar gu
tperben.
- Da8 Sdulbaus in benz 9torbs
biitrift bon Sanouer Totpnibip brannte
am Mtitlno6 Morsen nieber. Sc bate
$4,000 eefoitet unb mar filr $4,000 per'
i,6ert.
- Die 8esnabisunssbebDrbe Bat iid
eepeisert. in benz Sale beS Mbrbers
gbwarb McMiaan bon gittSton irsenr
cine gmpfebIuns su MAIDEN, unb es
pirb tpobl bansen mdfen. Die @refu'
tion iit bonn @puperneur auf ben Z,
Npril anseiebt.
- gu 9tetp Bolton, 16 Wieilen bon
Sasleton unb 8 Wteilen bon Bcttspiue.
itieben am Donneritas Mtittas cir
BaiIasiersus Der 9ebisb Bailey unb cir
3ue Der 8ennipIpania 9abn suiammer
uno beibe 2pfomotipen tpurben sertfilm'
inert. Ser Mafdinenfiibrer Der genn.
iplpania 2otomptips, Safob Dietrid
BON WiIfssbarre, tpurbe entstseI &C.
idnitten unb Der 8remier Gbas. Terri
| Idmer perIsbt. Die 9uHasiere, untel
bsnen Siele bon bier iparen, entfamef
unteidaSist.
- Ser bumoriitiide 4benb Der Son
eorbia am Dlittncd berbient ais be
@Ianspunft aller beutidsn Seitlidfsitel
in bieisr Stabt binseiteat su iperbel
uno ss fpare fhiper su iasen, tpeIden
8ortrase ber erite Breis sebilbrte uni
oaB ale Mitsliecer nit @ifer gum Ge
Iinsen beS @ausen beitrusen, tit barau
erii9tli6. baB iosar Gabafsbdnble
Satob Shipab nit bem .,perberte
8eieuItieI" bot bas pubIifum trai
Sin bon 8ebafteur Sueo 8auman
berfabtes GeSidt tpurbe perleien. tpel
Dies redt treffenbe lOfaIe gnipieIunse
sntbielt unb alsemein sefieI.
sa- 8eitslt bas ,,WodenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
GnS bem oberen Xhale.
(@arbpnbaIe Gorrelpontens.l

= Hebecca, bic @ittipe bon Dilton
garrinstpn, itarb am Samitag i'm boben
slIter bon SO Sabren.
- Die Gisentbiimer elmer Stem gors
fer Seibenfabrif proipeftisren sur 8ers
Iesung ibrer Sabrif bierher.
- Ser gontraftor M. 8. Nitfen
bon bier 1T nit Sinterlaiiune bebeutens
Der 8erbinbIidfeiten berf6ipunben unb
es beibt, ct iei mad aluitralien.
- 0urd Elm i'm &sIIer bon Sing &
Starbirb, an SaIem Mpenue, entitan'
benes 5euer ipurbe Iebte Wode elm
8erluit bon $500 berurfaht.
- Sbomas M. 2otbrope, Der iiineite
Sobn oes friiberen &idters ber W apors
court unferer Stabt, 8. q. 2atbrope.
itarb am Samitas Morsen mad furSer
8ranfbeit.
- 4m Mittipcd Morgen, furs na6
Diittsrnadt. brad in bem Seller be8
Graso @ebdubes an Salem 9lbenue Elm
5euer aus unb baS SauS ipurbe tbeils
Ipeiie nebit SnbaIt serft6rt. 81. .. Sing
benubte ben eriten Stod ais @roceries
laben unb i'm sipeiten Stodperfe ipObnte
5. s. getbrid. Ser 8erIuit lit nabesu
uOIlitanbis burd geriideruns sebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
SSsp es oft febft.

llsbe Qaune GsrsrplTenbeit Misrane II. /.
No. linc be'annte 8sssi6nungen fir sinen nn-
tsqusmsn, nt6t lsi6t su tei6reitenben ,3u-
lfanc, ber bon Mattiafeit, NerppiitGt eper Der"
eauunssbsfhwsrpsn bssIsitst 1T. Slutarmutb,
fir welhe elm eaufrnp angepeneetes Wagen-
lfGrfunesmittel sur SsiIuns untsoinat nctb-
ipeneis 1T, liefsrt lhlaaenesn Sepets, bab bas
aSrperlsifsm ni6t seniisenbe Grnabruns sr-
bGlt neil, falls fsin prsaniites gfipsn Dor,
baneen III, bic Nabrune nt6t in rer aeeisustsn
@eiie in bic aBrperiafte ilbsresbt. Man ifdrfs
ben asl6wG6tsn Wasen, matt beieitise ben
unreaelmGeigen 3ufant Der 8erpauuusspr.
aans unc frrtsre cine esiunte @ntlssruns nit
SViftttsrs Massntiftsrs. Grit mebr bsnu
trssia Sabren 1T tifis beliebte slBne ben an
Nsrpcitdt peer 8nbauunssbef6werben Sci.
bsnpsn bienlict sspslsn, ebenlc ben on eGliis-
felt Der aSrperfunfticnsn gsieenten Gin trirfla
mes 2eismittsl. Geinsu frGffiasnosn gissu.
lbaihu IT es susuidrfiben eaB ss in bsicn-
bsrs pi fIamsr Weiie Grfraufungrn an Wa-
laria unb Grippe ssrbinbrt. @aui enti6ieesn
,sist lt lsine pebIibaiiSe Wirfuns bel &beu-
matsmus, Hierfnlsibsn unb Hfuralsie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
@apue Spuntp.

- Ser SonesbaIe Mannerhor tpirb
an oieiem 9onneritas Ibenb in ieinem
Sauptquartiere ielnen idbrliden Mass
fenbaa abbaIten.
Ser 19te idbrIide Masfsnbau
beS 2ieoerfrans tpiro am Donneritas.
ben IL. Sebr., in beRen oalle i'm 8eber
8lod ttfinben.
- SO Witslieber beS 2ieberfrans bes
tbsiIietsn iib an bem 25iabrieen Stifts
uns8fefe bes Port Serbs Mdnnsrdor.
- Im Mittpo6 purbs bier Srau
GeeiIia SUifmann. Die iIneite 3bdtsr
bon Sobn 2aneenpotfer, sur Rube be-
itattet. sic mar 81 Sabre alt unb
binterIdbt sipei &inper. sbr @atte
itarb IeBten Nopember in 9teip 0orf.
- &urs bor 8esinn bes Gotts8biens
Iies in bsr Oi. 6. 8irde in SonesbaIs
am lestsn Sonntas entpedte man. bat
infcIse elmer feblerbaften 2eitunsSrBbrt
Elm Seuer auSsebrUben nar. Die 10.
fort berufsne Seuertpebr tparb bei.
ieIben in furser Sriit Meiiter unb bel
S6aben 1T serins unS bard 8eriider'
| uns sepsft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Staetratb.

- Sisbsnsebn Mitslieber bes Cons
mon Councils batten am 0cnnerltas
9tbeno eine Sibuns unb has erite Ges
idaft mar bic gaiiiruns Der 8onebers
prbnuns. um bic Dtittel aufSubrinsen
sur 8paenbuns bes MlunisipaIsebduoes
uno beS Ditliden TbeileS Der 2adas
panna gtpenue Bride, nie aud gum
8au bon Observation-Disclosures
Cine Insabl Inssbote fir bic Sols
IctpltraBe Bride ipuroen perlefen uno
benz suitanbisen @omite susepieisn.
Moir brddte eine SerOrbnuns elm in
8etrsff oer llnte,baItuns Der 9tlbrisbt
Wemorial 8ibliptbef.
0ie 8erorbuune fur bic neuen 8riifs
fen paiiirte srits uno stpsite 2eiuns
uno bic 8erorbnune fir bic SolIpir
Strabe Bride paiiirte in britter as'
tuna,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Die Sieoersrans Wfasferabe.

Die boben gripartuneen, tpeIde man
auf ben 2ieoerfrans Oiasfenbaa seiest
bate, ipurben am Wontag bolIauf be-
frieoiet unb man bbrte mdbrenb bes
pansen gtbenbs nur g8orte Der Mners
fennuns. 9lnsenebm fontraitirte bic
NIT sriinen 3peisen. Sppfssipddien,
@uirIanben unb SIaesen biibfd ses
fhmiidte Saue ben bunten, pradtbollen
Wasfenansiisen eeeeniiber, unb Der quite
@inoruf tpurbe nod erbDbt burd bic
Bradt Der Gr6ffnuns8icene F.; iosar bic
0iuiit mar bIesmaI tabeaoS. gs mar
mad 8 llbr, alS Der 8orbans aufSine
unb ben 3uI6auern Die Nntunft bes
Yrin3en garnebal in einem 8opte Dor
Nueen fiibrte. besleitet bon einigen
8ittern. Slad einem fursen, einleitens
ben 8ortrase sins es all bic 8efreiuns
Der grinaeiiin aus ber 8urs unb bieie
ipurbe NIT Siilfe bes aus ettpa piersis
Berionen beltebenben SOfitaates aud
eliidlid ins @erf seiebt; bann foIete
Die SrDnuns bon Brins unb Brinsenn
@arnebaI ieitens bier alerliebiter Yas
gen, tporauf lie auf ibrem Tbronieiiel
Die SuIbisunsen ibrer 8aiaaen ents
sesenuabmen. 9ierauf fanb Der Grs
bffnunssmarid itatt uno mad bieiem
ordngte iib bas bunte Masfeneenabl
i'm munteren Geisen our6 ben Saal.
Die 4nsabI Der Masfirten ipar cine
iebr srobe unb es fanben ii9 unter biez
fen aue nur benfbaren @baraftere bers
treten. 8ura por Der Demasfiruns
lpurben bon ben 8reisridtern 6. Dto'
feS, $. Sfbaus unb @eo. @abI bic
ausseieBten Yreiie ansefiinoist uno ber
erite fit bas bubideite Goiiiim wurSe
Der Masfe suerfannt, tpel1e Elm roIas
farbises, NIT Stiefmiitterden befebtes
8leib trus (Srau S. S. &opff); Gblls,
tpeI6es ben sansen 2lbenb in trautem
@silditer nit Onfel Sam ben Saal
burbpanbert bate (etn Sri. &ellp),
erbielt ben stpsiten BreiS filr ben orisl'
nelIiten gtnaus; unb bem alS Tramp
ausitaffirten Mar 9osner muBte moths
eebruneen Der brittle Breis fur Die baBt
lidte Masfe sufaaen.
sSm 8erIaui bes Nbenbs ipurben bon
oem Gomite fir WiaSfeni iherSe (Srtebs
rid, SummIer, GlaHen, &el6ert) eine
9lnsabl bubi6er Daritellunsen porses
fiibrt uno aud Die spmnaitii6en neb'
uneen oeS Turners 0ulnnan auf bem
Sbwebered perbienten bic aasemelne
gnerfennuns.
Serr @eoree 6elten aIs 8rina unb
Sri. ssrieba &radt ais BrinSeiitn Sars
nepal paren ibrer feinespesS Iei4ten
Aufsabe bbllis sepu6ien, unb 8aub'
ritter &iiterSiporn bur6 GbarleS ylter
trefflib reprdientirt. 9le ntehliden
9asen ipdren bic SRI. Sabrenbolt, Mo=
les, @abl unp 3enfe.
Das aus go. @. 8artI, Geo. 8abl
unb 5. S. 0ibmaper beitebenoe Irran'
eementscomite barf i'm 8oasefibl ses
treuer 9Hi9terfdluns tpobI elnen ertra
S6pppen trinfen.
Oils gmpfansscomite funsirten 8.
Srieieu, 6. 8oempel unb 9. Utoies;
ais SeroIbe Srans 8sder unb $. Sies
beder; ais Sansorbner go. Siebsder,
S. S6nsioer, Gbas. 8asner unb 6.
98en3el.
Nad Der Demasfirun9 perfii8ten itd
bic Serridaften mad bem Speiieiaal.
um Der @enseriden &o6funit bic gbre
piberiabrsn gu la6en. I'm oieie 3eit
briidte iid unier Geporter, lit iebod
tiberseust, bab Srpbiinn uno quite Saune
bis gum Mprsensrauen anbieIten, Senn
Die @eielibaft par gang barnah.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Sntet Gub Dor Salben seesn
6atarrt, bic SuefGlber
cufEaftcu,

ba NuedTltsr libsr ben Sinn bes @eru6s
serltSrsn lnb has sanse 9sltem pDIlig ;erriits
ten pirb, penn ss burd bic ihlsimisen Sbsr-
aGden eintrinst. Splbe Irtifsl fcllten ME
auber auf gerprbnuns gut berufener Nerate
gebrau6t perben, ta Der Sdaben, ben lie an-
riGten, ssbnmal 10 srcb III als bas @ute, bas
Sbr easpn ersieIen fDnntet. Sals 8atarrb
Sur fabrBirt upn 8. s. Gbsuep 81 Go, 3os
letp, 8, entbGlt fein Auedilber unb wirb fn-
nerlib gencmmsn unb wirft btreft auf bas
Ylut unb bic I6leimissn Steradtsn bes Sp-
iiems. Wenn Str Sal's 8atarrb Sur fauft
leip fiber, bab Sbr bic atte bsfommt. sic
mirb innerlit senpmmen unb in Iplepp, Sbip,
Won s. 8 Gbeney & Co., sema6t.
be- gerfauft non slpOtbsfern prsis rs
Gis. fir bic SlaiGe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Sunntpre.
4nrhipr Gnnrnh &hI

= Barber Gonrab Sdpsissr bal
bas Sobn Butler 9ebdube. in tpsldem
bas Yoitamt 1T, fir $1,000 ansefauft
nnb ipirb iein @ef6dft babin rerIesen.
: SoffentIi6 1T bic 3adridt ipabr,
bab bic BennipIpania 8oblen So. in
bieiem Monat bDlle 3eit arbeiten ipirb.
1lm bieS m6sIieb gu MAIDEN, fol- bic
Grie gompanie cine 9lnsabl neuer 8ars
rem anfertisen Iafen.
- Ser befannte beuti6e 8aufmann
Sobn Sddfer ipurbe ant Dienitas Iess
ter Mode na6 bem DanbiIIe SrrenalpI
sebradt. So fdeint, bab cine Cons
plifation bon 2eiben benz alien Manne
70 suiebten, baB'er ben geritanb berIor.
Gr mubte idon felt einieer 3eit Sag
uno 9la6t beipa6t tperben.
s@- 4nnoncirt i'm ,,8odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
@tr6f=
@r0ifnllllQ,
Negale iiberlaoelt mit
8aaren. Yreiie auf
oent uteorigiten
Yunfte.
@rObe 8ortbeile III &Ieiberitoffen

@robe 8ortbeile III &leioeritoffen
| go. 1.-@an ipoIIene Suitinas in
bunflen Serbftfarben, punftirt, esitreift
nne einfa6. bic iebr biIis suS50 Gents
iino, unier Yreis 80 gts.
SO. 2. = Darbbreite Suitinas in
eunfIen Serbitfarben. ssitreift anb Elm.
tdd. tpertb 35 gents; bic Iuswabl fiir
90 gents.
@rtra idpsrs gIaib Serbitfoffs su
Is @ts.
40 Gents ertra fdwerer SGarIa6.
Slannea, gang 8oas, 25 Sts.
Sdipere. gang tpoaene, seipiirfelte
unb seitreifte bsimsema6te SlannsGe,
80 Gents.
Sbafsr SIannea, S Gents.
Canton SIannsa, 5 gents.
8raue Semben fir MGnner, 80
Gents, ipertb so.
S6arla6bemoen fit Mdnner, As
@entS, ipertb 65.
8inbers8eits bon 10 Gts. aufpdrts.
8laue Denien lleberboien, 45 gts.
8laue Denien Jaden fir Mdnner,
35 @entS.
Neeters, Saefsts, Mmffs,
NeI5miieem.
9rDbtes Ihortemsnt.
30ssOqise 8eefers, $4.75, fpertb 81.
30s3olise Heefers, peI3befebt, $6.75,
tpertb $40.
Seal gIdib Sacques, $3.50, ipertb
$25.
&tobanof6ube bon SO Gts. aufpdrts.
neberreite bon 8dnbern gum baIben
Breiie {: GentS fir 10 gents nertb e:
8 Gents fir Is gents tpertb 10 Gents
fir 90 SentS nertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Gas Ebat abwdrtS.

5atinrui0e. -8elesentlid hes sos
iten Subildums ibrer Spdseit am bpr.
lebten Sonntas ipurben Serr unb Srau
Soiepb 9ibIfe bon ibren 8inbern unb
Inpertpanbten beimseiudt unb ein redt
semiitblides Samilienfeit sefeiert.
8eibe @beleute iteben i'm NIter bon 83
Sabren unb iinc nod redt riiitis.
-Samss Snelis, Der Iansidbrise
2bierarst Der .. 8. g. B. So. babier.
itarb Sreitas Ibenb mad nur furse,
&ranfbeit i'm IIter bon etna 65 Sab'
rem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
gKsefferm 0reiIeb @eef.
Treb. Marttm's
., ,Nalacc" S0tes,
9S3 s 235 Neuu NSe.

Warmt unb falte Speiien an ieber Sages-
seit. Q &obinfon's Bier on 3apf. 6einiter
9feHsr unb Monoeram ednaps. gbam.
paansr ano 0fbein Deine. Seiber 9nnid
isbeu Rorsen. GIeftriide 6dder; feline
SItessn. ssIspbsn Ro. sa4.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
Stood the Test.

Allcock's Porous Plasters are unap- proachable in curative properties, rapidi- ty and safety of action, and are the only reliable plasters ever produced. They have successfully stood the test of over thirty years use by the public; their vir- tues have never been equaled by the un- scrupulous imitators who have sought to trade upon the reputation of Allcock's by making plasters with holes in them, and claiming them to be "just as good as All cock's," and they stand to-day indorsed by not only the highest medical authorities, but by millions of grateful patients who have proved their efficacy as household remedy.
 Beware of limitations and do not be de- ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All cocks, and let no solicitation or explana- tion induce you to accept a substitute.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.


SOuthingtOn.
 Feb. 6.-The board of relief has con- pIeted it's work, and the general list. after all deductions and additions, is $2, 195, ,S69. This is about $10, 900 less than last pear.
 Mrs. J. 0. Nickerson will occupy Gospel Mission chapel pulpit Sunday afternoon and evening.
 About 200 young men have signified their willingness and desire to support the proposed Y. M. O. A. gymnasium and bath rooms.
 Thirty-seven estates were probated dur ing the past year.
 A banjo club is being organized by mem bers of hook and ladder company No. l. Asa Fish is quite ill. A special meeting of the board of trade will be held this (Monday) evening.
 Rev. Jacob Freshman of New York will deliver an address on "The Jews; Their Manners and Customs" at the Huntsville Congregational Church this (Monday evening. MT. E. N. Yeoman's is slowly recovering from an illness of four weeks. The annual report of Chief Osborne of the fire department shows that during the past year the total loss from fires was only $6,419. The entire department is in first class condition.
 Anson Bradley is rapidly recovering from his sickness
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08

Did you ever stand beside a delicate and complicated ma chine and wonder what would happen if something should break3' Suppose the driving wheels of an engine should snap? Suppose the fiy-wheel were to burst as it did in the mill at Lynn, Mass?
 Did you ever think that your brain is a more complicated, more delicate, more wonderful, :, piece of mechanism than any other known machine Sup. pose something breaks? There is a snap, a crack, and----then what? Apoplexy perhaps, in sanity probably, death very likely. Can you afford to take any chances on this? N0indeed Can you run the great risks By no means. Anything that can, by any possibility, help tht head and nerves should be vel cOmed with open arms.
 Many things have been advO cated for this purpose, but the! are now old, antiquated, ant should be left to the relics O. the past. Nervines, sarsaparil las and cheap decOctions will not accomplish this. Itrequire something more scientific, mor' advanced, a discovery, and tha discovery has been found in tn wonderful Paine's Celery Com pound. If you doubt this W can show you hundreds of re markable cures of most reliabl people. It is emphatically
 distinct advance in the cures 0 the present day, and wholly be cause it produces results, pre- serves the health and lengthen life. Do not take cheap preps rations when you can get some thing so scientific as the on above named.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08

''sugaring off," House well back in the woods, but lovely for situation when you get there. They have regular sugar evaporator fsuch as MT. M. expects to have next year,. At the "sugaring off they take the syrup that is sufficiently boiled off the fire, end each one dishes some out into g saucer, and from that they pour it with spoon on pan of snow which cools it into a thin waxy layer. It is delicious; and as this is the only stage of the whole operation when this can be done, those who live near 'ssugar places" always get az much ont of it as they can, and it is upon this depends the social quality of "sugar- | ing-off."
 Mrs. G. has J. H. Ms eyes to dot, and looks through the lower part of her orbs when she has anything pointed to say, just as he does. Her little girl is trife young CT than Eva, but has her hair, her head ,hel mouth when she laughs, and her voice.
 Aoe all the sugar would hold, cam' back, wrote diary, and to bed. Knee pain ful but swelling gone. Prospect good fo finishing my outing.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
CONCERT AND BALL

Of the St. Dominick,s T. A. Society
 Arrangements Completed-Will be a
 Grand Affair.
 All the arrangements for the concert and ball of the St. Dominick's T. A. society, to be given at Music hall February IT, have been completed, and it is expected that a large crowd will be present. The follow ing are the names of the grand conductor, assistant grand conductor and the different committees:
 Grand conductor, William J. Burke; as- sistant grand conductor, D. W. Mulvey.
 Committee of rrangements-William J. Burke. chairman; Thomas F.. Clarke, sec- retary; John Turbert. John Casey, A. O. Daily, B. Scranton, William O'Keefe, J. E. Miller, Daniel w. Mulvey.
 Floor committee-B. McDermott, James Reilly, A. Daly, F. Reilly, M. Coleman. P. G. McDermott, J. E. Miller and J. Tur- bert.
 Reception committee-Thomas F. Clark, B. Scranton, W. Kendall, w. O'Keefe, J. O'Donnell, J. Casey, J. Igo and J. H. Clark.
 The committee of arrangements have spared no pains to make this a pleasant, social and financial success. It is expected that many out-of-town visitors will be praaaDt