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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

u EMOVAI.-.1ohn Bigrs, attorney at
IL law. removed to No. 9l3 Market
street. VIII now devote his entire alton
tion to private practice. aG-2m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

L'oR FIRE INSURANd E in the most re-
II liable computes, al tuwest rates call
on Hawkins Company. IL Market 81 reel
mT-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

INoR SALE-A hard oil finish rowing
and sailing skif: Inquire .Iaincs g.
Simmons, Front and Tutnull. mIi.:lt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

MONDAY, MAY I6tn. lssa,

= hcGd ol Lancaster county cows fresh
ara sprinyCrS. Among this ut are a te,S
liolStuits, some th"ruuE hbreIs, und Il fe "
Jerseys. This lot | have selected with
care, and you rare ly sec offered rs young
or hnc II lot AT public suir. Come aud see
thnn, aa | viii sell them without re-
scrNr- Dinner ~ twelve. Sale nj one
o.clork sharp, No posi- p0n"inGnt on account
OF weather. ELN bOD WEBSTER
Robinson, AUctioncer. Chandler, clcrk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

ZION SALE CHEAP-A rattan bah,
u coach in good condition. No. S % Mon
roe sire i. mI2l.{i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

1NIECTklC BELL ami Bronze push hut
lLton put in 10y sAliled workmGiIior 81 3d.
Electric repairing OF all kinds All work
guaranteed. II. 4. iteybold. 2)5 f. 4th
street. a2-II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

FOX sALE-A lot of drug bottles at
5o1 East Tenth street, Wilmington.
mlO-3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

INOR SALE-A first-class Grocery store
IN western part OF the city; SPLEEN
Gid chanGe 10 right party. He!t low. Ad
dress Business, this Office. tnll.4t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

pOOMS TO LET with board. Also tablet
LIZ board at 2H East + Nth street. fniO-tIl d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-13

ENOR Rents stables. room suitable
sble for paint snop ON Morrow between
9Th and 9th streets, and Madison and Mon
roe. j. L. Sutton, 1909 W. Sth street.
m2l-tf
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and girls should not be detained,
for the shortest time, In the same
building with nor put under charge q
men. The effect Of such detention and con-
hnement in the District jail in the past he's
been attended with the most unsatisfaet tory re-
sults, a. shown by reports made 10 the Attorney
General BY officers of the Department Of Justice
specially detailed 70 examine the iailand investi
gate charges rejecting on its management
While some Of the conditions reported can
hardly be published, they do not wholly arise
from defective management
The inadequate and improper provisions In
the present fail for the sale custody Of women
and girls under arrest and sentence falls
strict rules of propriety and decorum de-
mand. The most benehcent results have fol-
lowed the establishment OF reformatories and
houses OF detention for women and girls In
several states Of the Union under tho
| direct and exclusive control Of women.
There is no considerable town in the Union
having greater need Of the protection which
this bill is intended TO secure. not only 60 the
unfortunate class falling under the condemna-
ton OF the law. but TO all residents. than the
capital city.
Mr.. Compton offered an amendment to limi,
the accommodation Of the institution TO girls
alone.
Mr.. Curtis. answering Mr.. Holman. said this
institution In proposed TO sheler females pend
ing their sentence TO the reform school for
girls which the District appropriation bill pro-
vides for.
Mr.. Hemphill said that Mr. Holman refers
TO the reform school tor girls. prov ided by
another bill, an institution that is TO correspond
to the reform school for boys The bill under
consideration provides for the confinement OF
females convicted of misdemeanors or charged
with such pending their trial.
Mr.. Henderson Of Iowa suggested striking
out of the bill the provision admitting girls
because girls would be provided for in the re
form school proposed by the other bill
MIR. Washington (Ienn.) opposed the bill and
making a short speech. Mr.. Hemphill pro
posed an amendment that no girls should b.
admitted TO this institution who are elligibl.
for the girls reform school. Mr.. Washington
offered an amendment requiring the Distrie
| to pay one-haf the cost OF building the school
Mr.. Breckenridge moved to lay the bill OF
the table. This motion was agreed to by . vot
| of 50 TO g.
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IMPORTANT RAILWAY DECISION.

Application of Robert Garrett to Have Ger
tain Stock Assessed Granted.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 2S.-Judge Pugh, in
common pleas court today, rendered decision
of much importance in railway matters
Some time ago Robert Garrett, the Baltimore
railway magnate, applied for the appointment
of board to assess the value of I 78 shares OF
stock held by him in the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railway Company, and merged
without his knowledge and consent by eombi-
nation into the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis Railway Company.
The decision grants the application upon the
ground that Mr.. Garrett did not agree to the
consolidation, and he and the two companies
have been unable to agree upon q value Of the
stock. 1t is regarded a ecision greatly in the
interest of minority stockholders. The alleged
value Of the 1,728 shares is $50, 900.
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DIED.


BITTER. On March 90. 1880. o. Q O'CLOCK O n
LILLY MAY BETTER. srsnddsoehter Of s1se -
Thomas sephus and daughter OF william IL end
Georgana Better.
Funeral from Israel c. N. z Church. Prs and D
street. Tuesday. March ~. al O'clock pm.
CHAPMAN. ON March 2. ls<a. At Q p m. RATE
c., eldest dauxhfer Of Thofss IL and Mary Chapmsa,
934 Twenty second street north west.
Norice of funeral hereafter
BUTTON. on sunday March q, 1892 Of psrslyua.
ADELINE ELIZABETH DUTToS. reiist a Tionso
Duttou in her sixty seventh year.
funersi from nsr ste resiae ,ce It's Foursssuf
sfrpet north eef Tueeday, March ~ q 4 .. m.
HANFMAN. The remains of Nrs. KATIE HANP.
MAN, Beuchsrt. vii b. buried the vsull ss
ST. Mays csmetery Tuesday. n~rch ~. issss, q .
.. IN Relatives and friends fnvItsd to attend
McGHAN. On SATURDAY. March 20. lsp2, 81 .
o'ciotk am. of paeumoniA. ADDISON. n T.
and Mary MctShah. AIRED tour years asd q Z months.
Funeral from pzrents rss,dence eS4 kssensn sssesf
northwest. Monday. March 2s.af , .. M
sCHWfNG. On Monday March -, 1897. nt -
O'clock an LOUIS. beloved hushasd 81 Msry A. IL
sch wing ,ared 1fty- nine yexrs aud months,
Funeral from his late redence. No I7B tffIh sfssss
northwest, on Wedn-sday. March %. az S.45 .. M
ana fr,ssslk >rs rsspectfnlly invited 70 sss-nd =
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A METHODICAL SUICIDE,
John Briley Of Cecil County Ordered H
Coffin to Be Ready Before He Took Poison.

John Briley of Cecil County Ordered His
Coffin to Be Ready Before He Took Poison.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Sta-.
ELKroN, Nd, March 2S.-John Briley, aged
sixty-s seven years, well-known farmer resid-
ing near Iron Hill. q small station on the
P. ". and B. R. R.. this county, committed
suicide last evening by taking poison.
Mr.. Briley made an unsuccessful attempt to
take his life several years ago by hanging. Be-
fore taking the poison he ordered Q coffin to be
made not later than this morning, saying to
the undertaken that he was going to die
He leaves large family of grown children.
This il the second case of suicide that has
taken place in this county within the past five
days. business troubles are thought to have
driven him to commit this deed.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
West Point and Sugar Lead in . Decline O
the Market

West Point and Sugar Lead In . Decline OF
the Market.
NEW Yonx, March 2s.-The dealings on the
stock exchange this morning amounted to
15s, 600 shares. The opening prices were
practically unchanged. In the early deal
ings there was considerable pressure
to sell and prices fell al around.
Sugar and West Point led the downward
movement Toward II o'clock the market
rallied sharply and at the end Of, the first
hour figures were about the same as those OF
Saturday.
In the hour to noon prices were again weak.
Sugar, West Point and Rock Island were pressed
for sale with considerable vigor. and under
their lead prices declined to the lowest figures
ct noon. At this writing q so NM the market
is dull and generally Is to per cent lower than
the close ON Saturday.
Money ON call easy at 11fa2 per cent Ex-
change steady; posted rates, 4S7a489, actual
rates. 485s4s4S6 for 60 days and 487ala lass for
demand. Governments steady; currency, g.
100 bid; A.. coupon, III bid; extended q, reg
istered, 100 bid
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARsby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOfTENS the GUNS, ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs Windows SoothinR
Syrup" and take NO other kind. 20 cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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WINTER CARRIAGES
A iull assortment of Carriages
for winter use, comprising Shop
ping BrougLams. Physicians
brouRhaIrls. Extension front
3rouHhems, Dem Coaches, Der
lin Coaches, Coupe Rot kaways
E1tension-front Rockaways, Six
PASSENGER hocAaways, Depot
Wagons. Victorlas. SPIDER and
Mail Phaetons.
so The prevailing styles and abso-
lufeiy the largest stock shown
south OF New York.
Very low prices for prompt
cash.
ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS,
Office and factory. Ware Rooms.
AZ Ala. 4l6 l4th st. tjall3ml 102S lO3O Conn. av
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Dox,r HESITATE.

You know the old saying. He Who hssdtstss ,
lost" II certainly applies with srsss force N ssns
thingA
When you know you are rishs dour bssssss 10 -
10: whsn ysa know what 700 vsnt Soay hs~ssss -
Asmand if.
wh2 ysu % 10 bay bosf,s Of cAKTKRs LFrTI1
Liver PILLS donr hesitate 10 say you want "c-A-G.
T-E-h's. don't hesitate TO tha you sst Cab
T-R-R,-s" ssA dsnr h~ssssse to rsssss snyshsns
eHsrsd 70 youas ''s.ms p-A-RT-R-n-'-g~ - '-S~s
- soeA - c-AR-T-E-RS-a'- Thsss - sss1ans -
good - ''c-A-R-r-E-R'-s." Th<ynsv~ f.kL
Dsar hssstHss 10 ~ % whrn imisseons - fsson
sss offered 10 you
Doar hesitate TO dsm.nd il ssps,ss oAnrKxS
LITTLE Liver FILA
a PosIr1vE culE ron sscE HEADAcuk
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Nominations by the Presideut.
he following nominations were sent b. The


Tho following nominations were sent ky the
President to the Senate today:
Nicholas Wertheim, German subject, to be
consul Of the United States ut Moscow.
Treasury-Thomas b Brown Of Pennsylvs-
MIA, to be second assistant engineer in the revs-
niue cutter service.
War-Lieut Col Geo. n Brayton. ninth
infantry, to be colonel Maj. Jacob Kline.
twsnty-fourth infantry, to be lieutenant colo
mel Capt Fred. z. Trotter. feurteenth fnfan-
try, to be major. First. Lieut. Exrs b
Fuller. seventh cavalry, to Be captain Of cav.
airy. Second Lieut. James ". Benton. ninth
cavalry, to be first Neuteuant OF cavalry.
First Lieut. Frank Taylor, fourteenth infantry.
IT,, thirteenth cavalry, to b first lieutenant
becond Lieut.. Herbert Whipp1e, tsnth cavalry.
- b first Hsutcnent First Iisuk Edvard =.
bravo, dxtA cavalry, to ~ captain ard ESQ.,
Rkrmeise Of wyoming 70 ~ Register eftAslEnd
o11es q DuGhlos Wyoming.
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BBE. III : Il Il +
Odd ZEE Mn T 4 ILL
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4O1 9TH ST.. COR. d.


Nothing dental requires greater skill than
crown and bridge work and nothing yields
equal results, for, properly made. 1t 10 .
thing of beauty and q Joy forever, lasting .
lifetime and saving teeth otherwise beyond
redemption.
We claim extreme excellence for our crown
work. one of our operators having made it =
specially for years. and We positively use
only :!2k. gold, Notwithstanding our price
is 1850. while others charge from $l5 to
e25.
While we conduct our practice on o busi-
ness basis. asking only q moderate compen-
sation for services. we do not solicit patron
age ON the plea Of chespness nor wish to be
considered in competition with tho many
whose prices are their only recommended
ton. 1t Is the merit Of our work. and not
our price-list. that gives us the leading prac-
tice in every city where We have an ofii1.
1t IL because we use none but the best ma
teFial and employ only operators Of skill and
experience. having no boys or apprentices
on our stsff-in short. 1t 10 because We live
up to our motto. Scientific desstisfrg At
moderate prices"
with Gas or Zonine. 50
Filling with silysr...... ................ q
:. :. tnd :or,;;;1 r., s ny
Very best Teeth iiaii se5. .......... SO
Cod. I"ed Pa,e: iiFiui %
Solid Gold Ptdtes...... ..................3o .W
fe23-tr
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How About THE PRUDFscE Of allowing Q cough
to run on. raspRg the pulmonary and bronchial
organs when that approved and speedy remedy.
In. ID. Jaynes kxpectorant, can he obtained from
any apotheoary-
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Range Of the Thersnomeesr.
The following were the readings at the ONES
Of the weather bureau today: q m. 10; pm,
As: maximum. IS; minimum, 50.
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A DISTRICT DAY.
Local Measures Get a Hearing in
in the House.
MANY BILLS PASSED.

Representative Ruchanan Talks About the
Facilities for Street Railroad Transfers-
Quite Debate ON the Girls Reformatory
and House Of Deteatiou.
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N Az M m

CALDER-ocoNN nor In Provii~nce. r. l., Tues
AK; sa.ch ~ = ~ o. ~ sn rnstas Mood6ury.
D. c.. Mr.. ALBERT l. cALDEd Of Providence, 4
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Tar Brsr

Tar Brsr
Rsmsdy for eolds, coughs and sAs common Disorders
Of the throat and iunss Ayers Cherry Pastoral IL uni.
vsrsally recommended BY the profession. n oesaxs
mp the rhlegm. soothes innammaten. aliays painful
synptoms and induces repose. In broachitis and
pnsumona. 1t affords speedy relief and ID unrivalsd %
prompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. throat and the sudden pulmonary dis.
eases to which young children are 50 liable
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has had wonderful effect
In curing my brothers children Of severe and dan
serous cold It was truly astonishing how speedily
thsy found relief and were cured after taking this
preparation. Miss Annette n. Moen, Fountain.
MINI.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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Y $ssjjSE !! Fl Fl
:: F. f + III $ .ss
$$'s SO s. IS. rF ~ sss ssss En- {.
ScS 'OOS 'ss' 7 Vuup Has Esr :
TIE Oprs,ss

the P.ia' Roy.,
y0na few dollars with the
fabrics for eolsc
ton that Of lkts
yard instead er
during the 'Openns." Here too is Silk Stripe
crspOn exclusive "oreny at
sl25 Te during the Opening only 50 ee'sa
And hero the ordinary Atwood crspon extraordinary range Of
Of 81 These
and these
And aren't
ihs' Opening" And
Cloth You'll before you'll
hOml5 1880. .ysrd
Silk
LAvsndsrs two Tsns
variety
reliable
Fabrics,
you opsnns-s
probably
1t reduced price, YOU opt
properly appreciate
Twoon. Bdds Band Border
Check su,inxs Knkerbocks
suitns. Tourist suings
4inch very Ia,es.
more than
Boadco,hs for in
Instance Gray Steel Res.d.
eobeln Golden Mahogany Myrtle. Navy and
ANDbOw Trimming. I.s &c. q, 10
Der cent discount. The isn'tel oqusu. enough
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CONSUMPTION
Carries Of many Of lis victims rocdlessly It can be
stopped somstimes; sometiinesit cannot.
Is cruel to raise false hopes is weak to yiod
10 false fears.
There is way to help within the reach Of most who
Are threatened-csreful living and SCOTS EMUL-
B1ON Of cod-liver OIL
Let us send you book on the subject; frse.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, 1872 South 5th ave. /,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oii-all druggists every where do. 81.
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'Ex-div.
RnItimore Narketa.

BALTIMORE, March 2s-Flour dull-western
super. 2s5a3. 10. do. extra. a25aS.S5 ID. family,
4.Ouas.5J winter wheat patent. se5a4.ss spring
wheat patent. 4sOa4gi: do 40. straight. s-s0a< -
-reCeipts- s,ses barrels: shipments. $40 barrelA
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat easy-Na : red. spJi,
95s.agG March, s5i.s9t. April ysSzs6. Azy,
yshsasz =; June, " a32A. steamer, No. z, red.
VI asked-rere'pts. zi.uis bushels. stock. s<3. ssl
bushels: safes e5.9oo bushels southern wheat
easy -fpiz. 9ka9I. Longberry, 9sass. Corn nrmer
-lmxed spot 4's4i q; a1rch. sGa tad: April. 49,
mixed 4SssS .Tcceipts, s.ks9 bushels. shlpmtnts
lOo.s6J bushels; stOCA l.SssoS busaeis sales. ILL.,
600 bushels southern corn-white easy, ssa4s:
yellow nrin iSa4.. oats very quief-No white
western. 36dJ6h: No. mixed western. AN ASKED
receipts, 600 bushelS stocA. lsl.sss bushelA
Rye qaei-No. =, syayu-recepts. S,ASs bushels,
stock. lJS 20 Dushels- Hay good demand. steady
prlces-good 10 choice timothy, ls-vosia.0o Grain
freights quie,-steamer To Liverpool, per bushel.
4as2d.: Cork fOr orders. per quarter. ssSd Cd
Cotton Notwithstanding, g.. Provisions steady,
unchanged Butter arm, unchanged Eggs wesk
Ia Coffee steady, unchanged. sugar steady
granulatetl 5o-loJ Copper nrm.-renhed. us< o
lla- Whisky steady-Llsal.L- Peanuts UNI
changed.
BALTINoRE. March - = Virginia consols.
threes. 72aa25s; Baltimore and Ohio stock. ssaie0
Northern Central stock. 6sa6sk: Baltimore and
incomes. sasA; consolidated gAs oonds, iisH bid;
DO. stocks. lsa53.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March p tclOsingl. - Wheat Mag,
-: July, a. Corn-March, 3d.. Oats-Msy, 9s-s-
Pork-Msy. lase July. iaszs. Lard-Msy, &se.
July, go. aibs-May, b'g July. asz4.
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Doorkceper Turner sich.

Doorkeeper Turner Of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs h confined to his room at the
National Hotel suffering from an attack OF the
measles. He is a very sick man. so il was
stated at the hotel today, but IL 10 Thought tAss
Lis illness is not Of q critical nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-28

:, ne so1cvins DE orenins and clossns rric~ ~
sirs = eor,on and Ass.rsIsy l.lsf .,rsss,
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Fon CHArEn SKIN
APPLY PONDS EXTRACT.

FoR The BLOOD,
Weakness Malaria Indigestion and Biliousness take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
It cures quickly For sale BY all dealers in medicine
Get the genuine. U
NERVOUS PROsTRATION, SLEEPLESSNESs,
~ opium habit. dullness. blues cured. DR.. Miles,
NervIne. Samples free.
2 sCHELLkk STEVENS. 9th and Pa ave.
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THE PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH THE TONE OF THE
REPLY-THE PROPOSITION FROM ENGLAND MAY
BE SUBSTANTIALLY AccEPTED-soME Diff
GUILTY ABOUT DAMAGES.
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ton Of quality
To BEGIN Wire.

Sl.9S-rhi. i. tina, FRENCH PROCESS BOOT
you can almost tie Is bowknot 10 Is so soft and III
ible Easy, Couldn't be snythn< Use. It's brixh
Dongoia made on Opera and Common Sense lasts. III,
makers limit their sale to us In Washington. Is
SI %
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OsE NIoRE,
S5.OO-x.s.

soO.OO-ws don't care whose make it is-nor what
1t there isn't better value Be siven than ours
at 50. Here's a sample: BEST GLAZED DONGOLA
BUTTON BOOTS. Opera and Common Sense lasts.
with turn and welt solespain and patent leather tps
DOngola is better than French hid 1t is al
ways bright-and kid will turn purple We've
n~
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AeA1Si

u. O-You've read the 'ad" in THE STAR Of
the Consolidated Shoe Co-vith our name at the bot
tom, This is the Boot they're talking about It's
made on a special form You little smaller
size than CT other makes. Common Sense and Opera
lasts-plaIn and tipped-soOd BRIGHT DONGOLA
..Ocs-Bu,,on,-csr..inly. only-S2.75.
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5000.

We've already sold half Of those LADIES'
BLOUSE and SHIRTS that We advertised last
week They're-at Just HALF PRICE-any you
want. You'll need EN- in few weeks-then We
won't have them-for we're sivinG mp the line.
That explains the waste" in the prices
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HER LAST PAINTING SPELL.
Remarkable Experience of Badly Demo-
allied Glasgow Woman.

Remarkable Experience of a Badly Demon
allied Glasgow Woman.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat
II had a strange experience while I was hos
pital surgeon az Glasgow, Scotland. In 1888"
said DIR. W. E. Coolridge. now at the Southern.
"A young woman was brought to the hospital
for treatment whose case bafiied the entire staff
OF physicians. She appeared well enough most
of the time. but at intervals would be seized
with violent trembling aud twitching of the
muscles and would then pass into death-like
condition. her breath and pulse entirely ceas-
ing. She would remain in this condition per-
haps an hour. when she would start up as sud-
denly as though rudely aroused from Sleep
One day she passed into a comatose state and
remained in that condition for forty-eight
hours. All efforts to arouse her were futile.
and we agreed that she was dead and decided to
hold an autopsy. The body. which was cold
and rigid, was stripped and laid out on a mar
bic slab. l made the first incision, long,
shallow cut extending from the breast to the
pit of the stomach. As l withdrew the knife
the body twitched convulsively. We started.
horror stricken, and the young woman sat M,
gave shrek End leaped from the slab. dashed
through the window and out upon the fat roof
of the wing of the building. Circulation had
resumed and the blood gushed in torrents from
the long, CHASTITY wound. We pursued her. but
she leaped to the ground and ran screaming
into the street. the most appalling spectacle
imaginable. We overlook her, but she fought
us like a fury. evidently believing that we in
tended to kill her. We finally got her back into
the building and closed the wound. which soon
healed 1t cured her complaint, whatever il
was, for she never had another of her mystify-
ing spells''