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perfected. From the corporations inter-
ested the following figures, which the re-
spectiye companies agree to adhere to in the
way of production during 1892. have been
obtained: For Anaconda, 100000 pounds !;
Calumet and Hecla. 60.000000; Qaincy.
100000; Parrott, 100000.
The allotments given in the figures quoted
indicate larger output than that of last
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FALL In SILVER.
An English Financier Says the Decreased
Value Is Americas Fault.

Value Is Americas Fault,
LONDON, March I.-Pixley of the Lon
don bullion house of Pixley & Abel says:
"The heavy fall in silver had its origin In
America, and is due to fears of the action
that might be taken by Austria Hungary In
reyerting to a gold standard. This action
came en- weak London market, and at a
time when India was quite unable to run
the market alone. The supply of silver not
only has been large from Americs, but a
great deal of silver lead has come from
Australia. India will require large amount
Of silver for the rice crop in Burmah and
some has yet to be found. Five millions
sterling will be wanted and If anything
like that amount remains to be found the
market will recover. But 1t is generally be-
lieved to have been financed to the extent
of at least half
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Selling Alleged Lottery Bonds.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Edward Horner OF
New York has been ordered by the Fed
eral court here to appear before the United
States District Court at Springfield, ILL.,, to
answer an indictment charging him with
swindling, by selling peope some so-called
lottery bonds" of Austria and other Eu-
rOpean countries,
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HUNTING WOLVES.
Sport in Which Many Illinois People Took


sport N WHICH MANY IIllnols fe0pIe IcOK
Part.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 11.-There was
an old-faShioned wolf-hunt of "rouud-up'
order in the northern portion OF this county
to-day. Two weeks ago there was round
up in which 500 persons took part,
and Miss Stella Morrow, an exceedingly
pretty young lady, ran the woif TO the
ground, Nhen her hounds killed him. Fif-
teen hundred people participated in to-day's
sport and fifty hounds were under the leash
No firearms were permitted. Two wolves
were pursued by horsemen and hounds. one
being overtaken and killed after hot chase
OF SIX miles. The other is probably killed
now. as a veteran woIf.hunter was in hot
Lur.uit when last heard from.
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BY A VERBAL AGREEMENT.
How the Copper Producers Will Seek to Evade
the Law

the Law.
Boston, March IA Boston man. rem
resentng important copper mining interests
both In Michigan and Montana, tells the
Transcript that practically all that can be
done is to make some such arrangement
as that of the famous Interstate Railroad
Association, generally known as 'The
Gentleman's Agreement" Ii the copper
producers Of the country are convinced that
the way to meet the present low aud
improbable state Of the market for copper
is by restricting production, and If they
find the laws of Michigan or of the United
States are against a combination AS such,
there is nothing left but verbal agreement
based upon the honor Of the gentlemen con-
cerned. how such an arrangement would
work is doubtful. Unless something is
done, however, there will no. be more than
halt dozen mines in the whole country
which can return dividends to stock holders.
Producers generally understand this, but 1t
is quite natural that the larger companies
should not be SO much concerned as the
smaller ones.
a Wall-street Journal says an agreement
Tor the beltrrment OF Prices has been about
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Government, and there was no political
aspect ia the recent prison outbreak at Rio.
1t was purely revolt Of conviets. The cpl.
demic of yellow fever at Rio Is the usual
visitation and is not alarming. At Santos,
however. the plague had reached frightf III
proportions"
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A Dynamite Explosion in Paris.

PARIS, March 1l.-An accidental explo-
sion OF dynamite on the boulevard st. Ger
main to-day totally wrecked house and
caused $4,000 damage. The dynamite was
some that had been seizei aud was IN the
possession 0f the police authorities.
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Flour for Russia,s Poor.

LONDON. March II. - The American
steamer Indiana, which sailed from Phila-
delphia for Russia with a cargo of -four and
provisions for the famine sufferers of that
country, was sighted off the HebrIdes this
afternoon. She signaled. "All WELL"
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BRAZIL TRANQUIL.
The United States Minister Reports Return
to Prosperity.

to Prosperity.
NEW YORK, March I1.-Hon. Edwin Ii.
CoDger, United States Minister to Brazil,
arrived here day on the steamship
Finance from Rio de Janeiro. Speaking
about affairs in Brazil. he said: "The people
of Brazil are settling down into condition
OF peace and prosperity. There has been
no political disturbance Of any consequence
Tor long time. There is no dissatisfaction
with the present form of government, and
all classes seem to be contented with the
administration Of Peixotto. The provinces
are working in harmony with the F,deral
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Thieves Routed by Mine-0wner in Texas
One Man Killed.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, March 11.-Word has
just reached Eagle Pass Of the ATTEMPTED
robbery and killing of one Of gang of six
would-be robbers near Durango C.. M.
Britain of the Las Vacas mine left Durango
City on the night of February 20 for the
mines, some seventy miles off. He had
with him $4,000 in Mexican silver in safe
In his wagon. This fact became known to
six desperate characters. who waylaid
Brittan's party, and we're routed and one of
their number was killed.
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MORELAND's CRIMES.
The Aged Oxford Tutor Sentenced to Te
Years Imprisonment.

LONDON, March 1.-THE trial of Matt.
land Francis Moreland. the aged Oxford
tutor, accused Of attempting to blackmail
members of the nobility. took place to-day.
When Moreland was arraigned he pleaded
guilty to the charge of Attempting to extOrt
money from Earl Russell and not guilty to
the charge OF extortion. The prisoner was
sentenced TO ten years penal seryitude.
This is equivalent to a life-sentence, for
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Chile's Latest Rumor.

VALPARAISO. March 1O.-It is rumored
here that Minister Egan will soon be I'd
called to Washington. He WILL it is said,
be appointed United States Minister to
Brazil.
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Ellsworth Divorce Case settled.

MARsHALLTowN. Iowa, March 10-The
Ellsworth divorce case came to an abrupt ter
mination at Eld0ra this afternoon, the plain
tiff's counsel making motion to dismiss the
case. The motion was entertained, the de-
cree for n divorce was set aside and the case
was stricken from the docket. Mrs. Els
worth will now sue for divorce and ali.
mOny.
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danger of relapse had passed. and If the
present progress toward Improvement con-
tinues he will be able to leave Washington
the latter part of next week for some place
where he can rest
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Scores and Scores

or persons helped or cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla. Mild cases Of rheumatism have yielded 10
1t. Billousness and bad liver have been cor
rected In my own family. This Is the only patens
medicine have I, II ike praising. speak DOT
for q. 1. Hood. bur for the Jobs who are Inn
patient and are tormeDted beyond endurance.
Nothing know OF will cleanse the blood, simus
late the liver or cleanse the stomach perfectly
as HOODS Sarsaparilla. Yours for health. happi-
ness and virtue OF humanity."-WM. HOLLIN-
SHED, Pastor Of Presbyterian Church, Sparta,
N. j.
Hoods Pills cure hahtual constipation.
mrl0 ThSaru
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!, Rer. WiIltar, Roufnshed

The genuine merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
wins friends wherever it is fairly and hon.
estly tried. We are naturally much gratifed
with letters coming
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Cures

They were helped as were mine. Through q
testimonial sent to c. l. Hood s. Co. Inquiries
came from all the country asking IL It was q
'bona-hde testimonial and Of course L wrots
all that 1t was, and have the knowledge of
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Attention to the daily habits of the young pre-
vents suffering. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Entirely Unsolicited

TIUIif IHVH UII'I WUIfVU III tII5 ftdrUtU pr0-
fessions warmly commanding Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for what IL has done for them Read
the following voluntary statement from an
Esteemed Clergyman
" To Whom it May Concern:
"Unasked deem 1t my duty to a suffering
humanity whose bodies and souls would have
healthy. TO tell lii m Of the value of Hoods Sars-
aparia. While living In Ohio one OF my children
was greatly
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Blaine is still improving.
SpriDger's physician said tonight that al
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vINTON.

Mayor Gum tried Charles Kasey,
(colored), yesterday on warrant sworn
out by his wife, Maria l.. Kasey, for
striking, choking and cursing her. After
hearing the testimony of several wit.
nesses the mayor imposed a fine of So
and costs on Charles.
j. j. Watson, formerly member of
tho mercantile firm of Roger & Watson,
has withdrawn from said irm and will
in few days, open store of which he
will be sole proprietor on the corner of
first and Washington streets.
Miss Fannie Patteson, who spent the
winter in Florida, has returned to Vim
ton.
The genial sunshiny weather brought
many of our people out on the streets
yesterday,
j. w. Nabfos will move with his FAM
lily to Radford in few days, much to
the regret OF their many friends here.
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Old Fashions Revived.

In looking over Il rare old book of
illustrations of fashions 100 years ago
it is noted that many of the modes of
the present day are almost identical in
feature with those of long ago For in
stance, the bell skirt, with borders,
ruchcs and other horizontal trimmings;
bodiccs with round waists finished with
clasps, girdlcs and chatclainc orna-
mcnts; the lcg-o'-mutton sleeve but
toned half way up the arm, etc. These
fashion prints also show the couture
corresponding in several styles to the
present method of arranging the hair.
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Jewels for Embroidery.

The employment of imitation Jewels
in connection with embroidery and
their use upon fancy knicll-knacl1s is
very popular among sl1illful workers in
decorative arts, rs they impart to such
articles a sparkling effect which is very
good if carefully managed 50 as to
CLEAN out unexpectedly and in un-
ioollcd-for places. The jewels are in a
great variety OF tints, representing
pink and yellow topazes, cmcralds,
rubies, sapphircs, diamonds, opals and
aqua marines Two holes are ready
pierced in each stone, by which it can be
scwed on. The stitches which hold the
stones down should be as invisible as
possible, and fine scwing-silll, as nearly
matching the color of the stone rs pos
siblc, should be used. a mistake easily
made is the mixing of half dozen
colors and kinds of stones upon the
same piece of embroidery. Two or
three colors give the best result
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-30
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items of News Gathered Around
Town.

FL. S. Kane, of Gate City. was in town
yesterday.
w. w. Patton, of Baltimore, a former
resident of Salem, is registered at Hotel
Lucerne.
}. w. f. Allemong, president of the
salem improvement Company, is at Bu-
chanan attending railroad NEE ting
! there =
Is. F.Ammen is making arrangements
10 Construct wire suspension foot
bridge, of the Ruthrauf pattern, to go
across Roanoke river from Bowman ave.
nue. to the lands OF the Central Com
pany. This bridge will be great con.
venience to those living in that section
Rev. DIR. Underwood, of Korea, will
deliver an address on "Korea and the
Mission Work." Friday night, April l.,
at tho Presbyterian Church, to which
the public is invited. Last summer a
similar lecture here.
The Salem Silver Cornet Band was
out in full force Monday night serenad
ing its friends. AT the residence of the
Misses Stevens ice cream and cake were
served and at the Misses Strine oysters.
Jt hn S. Martin has returned from a
business trip to LyDchburg and Rich
mond.
Teams belonging to Messrs. Perrick.
Ligon and Walden and the town coun.
Gil, are hauling Stag from the furnace
which they arc spreading on a section
of Calhoun street. This is the first time
in Salem that Stag has been used to re-
pair the streets.
E. T. Hawkins has force of teams
and hands at work planting trees and
sodding the fifteen feet reserved for
that purpose the length of the Boule.
ward.
L. b. Sibert has begun work in earnest
on the restoration OF the old Martin
milldam, near the freight depot. He
will probably get the Corbett Mill Sup
ply Company to reft the mill for making
flour.
The Norfolk and Western railroad has
commenced the grading and sodding of
all the vacant land it owns around the
passenger depot, and when the work is
completed there will be pretty little
park surrounding the handsome granite
structure.
Milton Daingerheld, who lives on the
Baltimore and Ohio Land Company's
property, was brought before Justice
Camper yesterday morning on warrant
charged with assault and battery on oil.
liver Caldwell last Sunday. Daingerfield
confessed Judgment, and was fined 81. so
and costs.
The many friends of T. G. Wilson will
regret to learn that he is confined to the
house by cracked rib and two which
are sprung, the results of fall received
a week ago while engaged on the new
buildings of the brewing company in
Roanoke. Mr.. Wilson is a very large
man, and when he falls something has
got to go. He ia past grand of Salem
Lodge, No. 100, L. o. o. F.
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THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

IF troubled with headache, try the
simultaneous application of hot water
TO the feet and back of the neck.
ASTHMA may be greatly relieved by
soaking blotting or tissue paper in
strong saltpeter water; dry it, then
burn it at night in the slceping-room.
A VERY good authority gives us sim
iple remedy for hiccough: a lump of
sugar saturated with vinegar In ten
cases, tried as an experiment, it stopped
hiccough in nine.
TIE following is n splendid liniment
for chilblains: One ounce of camphor
gum, four fluid ounces of olive oil.
Dissolve together by gentle heat and
apply to the afflicted parts.
IF YOU find your hands growing cold
and clammy, clap them together and
rub them as much as possible. Battle
them we'll, first in hot and then in cold
water, using Turkish towel to produce
friction.
If you suffer from sick headache, q
teaspoonful of common salt will inva-
riably relieve the sicliening sensation
OF nausea which generally accompanies
that awful pain in the head. The salt
must be dissolved in water.
NOTHING SO good for tired eyes has
yet been discovered as bathing them in
hot water, and neuralgia in nine cases
out of ten will yield to applications of
cloths wrung out in water in which the
hand cannot be borne.
VIOLENT perspiration is usually the
result of weakness. A simple remedy
is to use good infant powder, applying
it by means of powdcr-puff all over
the body. This will not cause the per-
SEPARATION to cease, but it does make one
more comfortable, and gives the sensa-
ton of greater daintncss.
An easily applied remedy for chafing
is sub-nitratc of bismuth mixed with
glyccrine in proportions of about half a
teaspQonful of bismuth to one of glyccr-
inc. 1t will relieve chatting even when
the skin is broken. have used vasclinc,
but find the bismuth and glyccrine
much more healing, and it does not
leave the skin SO tender
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William SkelIey,

OF II Academy street, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
under date of May %. says: Messrs.
Kenyon &c Thomas: This is to certify
what know about DR.. Hale's House
hold Ointment I have had bother
some sore on my lip for fifteen years,
which terminated in cancer. / had
tried various remedies purporting to
cure, but all without avail until | pur-
chased box Of your DR.. Hale's House
hold Ointment and with two months
using it has entirely cured it. and I
freely give this for the benefit of the
people. Truly yours,
WM. SHELLEY.
This wonderful medicine is for sale at
Massie Il Martins drug store, cor. Com
nierco street and Salem avenue.
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Consumption,

THE most to be dreaded of all dis
eases often begins in a simple cold,
simply neglected. No cough should be
allowed to run single day without
using tho finest remedy in the world,
Dr.. Hale's Household Cough Cure. 1t
acts like magic, strengthening the
lungs, allaying all irritation and cures
a cough where all other remedies fail.
25 and soc. per bottle at Massie IL Mar
tins, cor. Commerce street and Salem
aV6nua
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Should You reeI t,aliv.

Anyone whose nerve force is deficient
and blood impoverished may take, with
benefit, The yolli of un egg well beaten
up in glass of milk each morning.
The iron and phosphoric compounds
arc in such II condition as to be readily
assimilated by the system. although
small in amount.
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Servants In New YORK.

Mr.. Manhattan Beach-Why, Mary,
you didn't have your scalskin sacque on
yesterday. What is the matter?
Servant Girl-I've sold it.
Mr.. Manhattan Bcach-Sold it! Good
gracious, what caused you to do that?
Servant Girl-Well, they are becom-
ing altogether too common; the missus
has just bought herself one.-Texas
Siftings.
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"Why don't you get an umbrella
lamp?"
I'm afraid somebody might borrow
it, and forget TO bring it back. Puck.
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Perfectly Willing.

Reporter-The Daily Catchall wishes
TO print your picture in to-morrow's
isshc. Will you let US have a photo.
graph?
Imported Star = Certainly. Marie,
where's that portrait had taken on my
wedding day?
Maric-lll get it in moment, madam.
It's in your granddaughter's album
\. y. Weekly.
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come loose as the ear dries. Gid the
kernels where they show, also the huslls
with the gilt preparations, cheaply
purchased at most paint and drug
stores. When dry, tie n bow of pretty
shade of ribbon through the hoolt-thc
one shown in the illustration is of pale
green, which contrasts very prettily
with the gilt.
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IIo Was Used to 1t.

At social gathering in Harlem n
lady remarked to Col. Mountain How
itzer:
There is nothing, in my opinion, so
terrible as sudden death by violence"
20, we military men are so accus-
toned to that sort of thing that we
don't think anything of it," replied Col
Howitzer.-Texas Siftinrs.
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Taken from the Terminal.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 2O.-Judge Par.
dee decided the Georgia Central rail-
road case yesterday by appointing the
Georgia directors of the road to be re-
ceivers for the present This takes the
road out OF the control of the r chmond
Terminal.
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To 10 Congratulated.

Doctor Ito newly-made fathcr)-Sir,
you are to be congratulated. You are
the father of twins
Happy Parent (doubtfully) THAT'S SO.
They might have been triplcts.-Life.
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Special Hunger.

Jimmie Catching sight OF piece OF
cal1e)-Mamma, I'm awful hungry.
Mamma--Very well, deary. Dinner
will be ready shortly.
Jimmic-I'm not hungry for dinner.
I'm hungry for lse.-Harper's Young
People.
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Tho Ruling Passion.

THAT fellow, Snively, who was cleo
a 1Gf tsre r. sad ne aa sds3 sWn aas
him one hundred dollars in advance for
an article on How 1t Feels to BE Ex-
ecuted by Electricity and, by Jove!-
we never got line of Jury.
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Horrible to Contemplate.

Alice lin n big dry goods store)-
Goodness, isn't the crowd something
dreadful! Surprising there should be
an accident-an explosion, or
Maud-Or suppose some one should
CRY ''micer'-BostOn News
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Good J,erceptiye F,,cuitIes

Miss Lovey-I wonder why they call
this lone minute" pudding. I'm sure it
took me over an hour to make it.
Mr.. Lovey-But it only took me one
minute to find out that it wasn't any
goOd.-Puck.
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George Catche. On.

katie" he said, timidly, '.I-I have
allowed myself to hope that you regard
me as something more than friend"
George" she answered softly, with
half-averted face, "you-you are away
off,
And George understood. He came
nearcr.-Chicago Tribune.
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A Yiguruua H.nini.

Miss Antique-Why do you go around
telling people look as old as Methu-
selah?
Miss Freshton-I don't and 1 never
did. l haven't anything against Me-
thuselah.-Detroit Free Press.
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Ladies',

ARE you suffering from weakness? Ia
your complexion sallow? DO you have
constant back.sche? Are you consti
GATED? Do You feel all tired QUIZ II
you have had any OF these feelings be-
gin at once to use DIR. Hale's Household
Tea. It, will give you clear complex
ion, will reStorc you to health and
strength and will make you feel ike n
new person. Get it to-day at Massie &.
Martins drug store, cor. Commerce
street and Salem avenue.
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Nh and Pa.

First Small Boy-What does your ma
do wen you lie to her?
Second Small Boy-She tells pop /
take after him.-Good News.
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Camden Iron Works.

ALABAMA STREET, SALEM, VA.
manufactures Ornamental and Archi-
tectural Castings, Iron Fencing, Crest
ing, Iron Fronts, Miners Cars, etc.
Full line OF hardware at store, corner
Main and Colorado Streets.
jan26-1yr o. D. Oakley, Propr.
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In IL Crowded Car.

The car was crowded to the doors,
They hung on by the straps,
And children sandwiched in the throng
Sat on the women's laps.
Still the wild conductor took them on,
TIL, crushed down in the brunt,
L en- as he died his last words were:
please move up there In 'front.'"
IN. Y. Herald.
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HAIR MATTRESSES-WE MANU-
HI facture all kinds of ma ttresses for
sale, wholesale and retail. Hair mat.
tresses re-made specially. Practical
workmen employed, wo'k warranted.
prices low. Orders by mail promptly at
tended. Will buy clean shucks and straw
J. b. RICHARDSON &c SON. Alabama
st., Salem Va. P. D. box 1926. 351y.