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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Dutoh Caplure HOLLAND.

FRANEFoRT, Ind, May Especial. i
The republicans in the city election today
elected their entire city ticket by their
usual majorities. Collins (rep.) for mayor
has 242 majority. The remainder of the
ticket is elected by the republicans by
about the same majorities. A full vote
wag polled
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Split Even.

goshen. Ind, May Especial. IA
holly contested municipal election was
fought here today on personal and local
Issues. 1t resulted in the election of John
Walk (rep.), mayor; f. G. Wilson (rep.) },
treasurer; S. C. Self (dem.). marshal; /.
d. Wolf idem.), clerk; Lew Miller (dem. J,
water commissioner; Edward Kelley and
L. L. d. Foster (rep.l, council; Charles
Kohler (dem.) council.
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a Clean sweep in Hammond.

HAMMOND. Ind, May Especial. THE
city election was held today. 1t was the
largest vote ever polled, showing nearly
$500 votes. Everything passed off quiet
". The Australian system was highly
= commended by both parties Only
do two tickets were in the tield-the
EsssN democratic and the independent
.E5z.ss- citizens, composed of dissatisfied
democrats joining hands with the repub-
licans. The result was complete victory
for the democratic ticket, its majorities
ranging from 100 to 500. Mayor Hammond
being elected by the largest majority ever
given in this city.
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A Dem ocrRtic Gain.

BEDFORD, Ind, May Especial. Our
city election passed off very quietly today,
little or no interest being taken in il. The
republicans elected two councilmen by
only 10 majority in each ward. The dem
ocrats elected one councilman. The vote
was very light. 1t is a democratic gain.
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Republican Gains In south Bend.

SoUrH BEND, Ind, May Especial. J.
The democrats elect mayor and marshal
with three councilmen. The republicans
elect treasurer, clerk and four councilmen,
n Republican gain of two councilmen and
treasurer and clerk.
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Held Our Own.

HUNTINGTON. Ind, May 3.-[special. J.
1t was a stormy election day. About three
fourths OF the vote was polled. The dem
ocrats elected mayor. treasurer, clerk.
water works trustee and two councilmen.
councilman. The democrats gain one
councilman and lose city marshal.
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A Good Combine.

DARLINGTON, Ind, May Especial. i
The republican saloon men and ministers
here united Monday and elected their en-
tire ticket by majorities of 6 to SO.
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A Sweeping Victory.

VALPARAISO, Ind, May Especial. l.
z The election today resulted in the
NA selection OF tho entire democratic
vNN ticket by majorities ranging from so
.Zt--- to l25. The republicans remain in
control of the council. The rest is a
sweeping victory.
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Lebnnnn Hennhlicnn.

LEBANON. Ind. May Especial. AT
the city election today the republicans
elected mayor, marshal, treasurer and two
councilmen. The democrats elect one
councilman. The republicans gain mayor
and lose one councilman.
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Democratic Gain. in aIun.ie.

MUNcIE, Ind. May, Especial. lin this
banner republican city the g. o. p. carried
the day at the city election, but with
greatly reduced maiorities and after the
hardest fight the party ever made. They
elected +. A. Elrod for city clerk over A.
l. Shidler by $50 majority, and six of the
seven counciImen chosen with small ma
iorities. Day (dem.), councilmen for
the Fifth ward, was elected by a majority
of four. But three-fourths vote was cast.
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Perm kIrl,t an Line.

PERU, Ind, May ESPECIAL. AT thu
city election today the democrats n
elected their entire ticket. II. do
Faust. water works trustee O'Con- xkzRIl
nell, Hennessy. Leuhart and Fitz- Dr..
maurice as councilmen.
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Democrat. hold Their owa.

BLOOMFIELD, Ind, May ESPECIAL i
In our town election Yesterday the demo-
Gratis did not nominate any candidates ex-
cept for marshall and clerk. On the vote
polled there was a clear republican ma
jority of 81, but the personal popularity
of the democrats cut the majority of the
republican marshal down to IS and the
clerk to 81.
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A Rrpublican Gain.

New ALBANY. Ind, May 3.--[Special. j
The city election today resulted in the
election of four democratic and two re-
publican councilmen. The new council
will stand nine democrats to three repub-
licans, a republican gain of one.
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Democrats JubiIan,.

COLUMBUS. Ind, May 3. -LSpecial. In
the city election today the vote n
vas hight. The democrats gain NN
water works trustee and three SA4FNi
councilmen. The council stsndss[j~-
seven democrats and three republicans.
Democrats are jubilant.
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An Incompetent Valet.

Miss HiOhupp-"so you have discharged
your valet?"
Mr.. De Chappic-'Ya'as. Last Sunday
the dull fellow couldn't think up any new
excuse fob nv staying away FROM church
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Republican Gains.

New ALBANY, Ind, May Especial. !
At the city election today only council
men were chosen. The democrats elected
four and the republicans two-a repub-
lican gein OF two.
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NoBLEsvuLE, Ind, May Especial. !
The republicans secured clean victory
throughout here today. They elected n
city clerk, treasurer, marshal and four
councilmen. A heavy vote was polled.
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Reduced tho Maioritiss.

WARSAW, Ind, May Especial. RE
publicans elect three councilmen today.
Contests were made in only two OF the
wards and in both of them the repub-
lican majorities were greatly reduced.
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Hate Has Limits.
IN. Y. weekly.l

He-"Do you still feel angry with me 2"
She-"I despiseyou abhor youl
hate youW
He-"Then perhaps you'd better break
your engagement to accompany me to the
opera"
She-"Oh, don't hate you go much as
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Republican Gains.

WASHINGTON, Ind, May Especial J.
In the city election today the republicans
elected Judge and two councilmen. The
democrats elected three councilmen--a
republican gain of two councilmen. A
full vote was polled.
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Losses mt Attlca.

ATrIcA, Ind, May ESPECIAL. AT the
city election today two republican coun-
cilmen and one democratic councilman
were elected, gain of one republican.
No other officers were voted for.
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Got Elm All.

CICERO, Ind. May Especial. THE
democrats made clean sweep here, N
and have complete control of all Ia
the town offices The full demo- V<sNW
cratic vote was out, aud some vervsSE~-
hard work was performed at the polls.
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Demnorats Get EverIthing.

PLYMOUTH, Ind, May S.-[Special. i
r. The city election was held today.
NM Tho democrats elected their en-
SsssFNtire ticket except one council
SEEE~ man.
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Losses i'm Michigan Gay.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 3.-[Spec-
ial. The democrats elect one council
man. The republicans elect water works
trustee aud four councilmen. The council
was solidly democratic before.
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First Boy april Fools Day)--"Havin'
any fun?"
Second Boyle, hel Dead loads.
We've got can O nitro-glycerine under q
ole hat, an we're waitin' fer somebody TO
come long an kick It,"
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Saved Their Bacon.

MT. VERNON, Ind, May ESPECIAL. i
The republicans elected their entire ticket
today. 1t is no republican victory, as they
had all the offices except mayor.
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mayor, city clerk, marshal and city treas
urer. There is democratic gain of 60
in the city. The usual republican ma
jority is 80, and the mayor, Prather,
was elected over Verbarg, democrat, by
80. There has been no changes in the
council. This is significant election for
the democrats
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All but One.

COLUMBIA CRY, Ind, May Especial ]
n The democrats carried every
E\t thing here today, except one coun-
~Ncilman in the First ward, repub-
sN}<~ lican ward.
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Gains at Crawford.viir..

CRAwFoRDsvnLE. Ind. May 9.-Lepo-
cial. THE republicans never did more
hard, earnest work than to-day while the
democrats were seemingly unconcerned
but were quietly getting in their votes. aud
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the last year. The marshal has been a
republican for two years now, all the rest
democratic. But yesterday the repub-
licans elected two OF the councilmer,
clerk and marshal. the democrats one
councilman and the treasurer-a repub-
lean gain OF three.
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D-moorstio Gains.

wAYSETowN, Ind, May 8. ESPECIAL J.
At Wsyne,own yesterday the dem n
ocrats elected the marshal and IN
three eouncilmen; the republic Nh
ans one-a gain OF two for the-z--
democrats.
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Two to One.

BLUFFToN, Ind, May ESPECIAL J.
The election passed off very quietly to-
day. Krehl (dem.) Staver (dem.) and
Clark (rep.) were elected councilmen.
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A Democratic LoEs.

Delphi, Ind, May ESPECIAL. Three
councilmen were elected today; two re-
publican-a democratic loss Of one.
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in the First and Third wards, which is
net gain OF two. The council now stands
four democrats and two republicans. Tho
labor ticket did not cut much figure, poll
ing perhaps 100 votes.
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Ersr1,hipg Republican.

MARTINsvILLE, Ind, May ESPECIAL. i
The republicans elect their entire city
ticket-mayor, treasurer, clerk, marshal
and three councilmen.
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Gala. In seymour.

SEYMOUR, Ind, May Especial. THE
city election here today resulted in the
election of Philip Langel, mayor; Edward
Jennings. clerk; f. II. Ahlbrand, q
treasurer. and Jacob Heyob. mar I'm
shal, all democrats. and a gain for YsT4fV
the democracy OF mayor, clerks@tsa>'
and marshal. The democrats also gained
one councilman, gaining control of that
body. A gain was made OF pinety-one
on mayor over the vote OF two years ago.
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Stiu Democratic.

COLUMBIA Cry, Ind. May Especial i
The democrats elected mayor, treasurer,
n clerk, marshal and two councilmen,
NM while the republicans carry one
NMNward and elect a councilman.
-Ia,-'-- The democratic majority in the
city ranges from 90 to III.
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The Whole Ticket.

BoooNvILLE, Ind, May 3.-[Special. J.
The democrats elected marshal. u
clerk, treasurer, and councilmen in NM
all three wards-the whole SssHV
ticket. xkSSzs-
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Loaf n Councilman.

GREENsBURG, Ind, May Especial !
Four councilInen were elected, three re-
publicans, republican gain of one.
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In Judge MoC,bs,. Town.

WrLLIAMsPoRT, Ind, May Especial. ]
n I'm the town election yesterday
NA WIlliamsport elected a democratic
go marshal for the first time since the
H. organization OF the republican
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Democrat. Cain TN rerre Hauis.

TERRK HAUTE, Ind, May Especial. i
At the city election today the republicans
elected Frederick A. Ross mayor to sue
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although tho republicans elected full
city ticket the democrats made heavy
gains. The democrats had no candidate
for marshal. The republicans elect the
mayor, marshal, treasurer, clerk and three
councilmen.
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for one councilman in each ward. The
democrats elected two and the repub-
licans three, a republican gain OF two.
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coed Griswold rep by lS2 majority over
Joseph NJ Wildly (dem.). The democrats
elect seven out of the fourteen councilmen
and obtain control of the next council by
a vote of II to 0. The present council is
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A Significant RrsnIt.

NORTH VERNoS, Ind. MAY 3.-[special. i
The city election here was quiet today
The republicans carried the city, electing
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Democrats G.fns Anderson.

ANDERSON, Ind, May Especial i
The city election passed off quietly today
and not more than so per cent. of the
total vote was polled. The entire repub-
lican city ticket is elected by majorties
ranging from $50 down 20 20. Terhune
for mayor led his ticket by hundred
yotsA Tbs democrats elect councilman
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A Republioan Victory.

LAwRENcEBURo. Ind. May 3.-[Spe-
cisl. 1.-The election in this city today MAS
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DEATH OF WIN. HENDERSON.
ILLNESS ATTACKED HIM WHILE HE
WAS IN HIS CARRIAGE.

HE Life Ended Shortly After lie Reached
HOme-PrincipaI Events in His Career "a
Lawyer and business Mantle Success
Industry and Perseverance, Achieved.
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1t will be seen that the democrats made gains
in twenty-nine republican and fifteen demo-
cratic cities and towns while the republicans
made gains in fifteen democratic and thirteen
republican localities.
In the following places there was no marked
advantage TO either party, each holding its
own:
Observation-Disclosures, Linton, Haughville,
Boonville, Button, Decatur, Huntington,
Bloomfield, Peru, Waynetown, Elwood, Sellers
burg. Geneva, Poseyville. New Harmony and
Lafayette.
Republican-Winchester Edinburg, Spencer,
Farmland. Elizabethtown, Pendleton, Fowler,
Morristown North Manchester, Martinsville,
Rensselaer,, Frankfort Rushville, Goshen,
Richmond, Noblesville Mt. Vernon. Craw-
louisville, Lebanon, Brazil, Orleans. Roam,
Andrews, Warren, Butler and Sheridan.
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Complete census returns in THR SEsrI-
NEL's Indiana Almanac for 1892" Price
20 centH
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lADIsAsrRous FIRE.
ono of Isoehes.er's ,1o.t Costly inaila'nrs
Burned to Ashes.

burned to Ashes
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 12,-Thc
ficrccst daylight conllagration that has
visited Rochester in yeara occurred to-
day at the siblcy buildings on East
Main street. Tho alarm sounded ut u
o'clock and when the fre,nen reached
the scene at last supcrhuman difficulties
stared tlcm in the iace--tle flames
were on the top Of the great building
eight stories high.
t12:20 p. M, only twenty minutes
after tho iiromen received their first
warning, the south wall OF the big
building fell'in with n rcsounding crash
which echoed and rc-cchoed like
heavy thunder. The mass Of debris
fell OH tho roof OF tho Sibloy block
fronting oil Union street, crushing in
the rear part OF tho store OF Howe 4
Bassct.
At12:3O a large portion OF tho south.
west wall fell, crashing through the
chapel OF the Second Baptist church,
previous to which tho rear Of the church
caught fire.
As soona MS 1t became apparent that
tho building in tho rear could not be
saved and tho angle OF tho front build.
ing on Main street, which is occupied
by about fifteen firms, MS well as sleep
ing apartments overhead, catching fire,
tho tenants in the latter began TO
hasten tho work Of carrying out their
goods.
The fire was gotten under control be.
fore,thc whole OF tho front structure
was destroyed
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stago Of Water and Movement, of Boat
Tho River Interests.

stngo Of Water and Movement, of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was falling yesterday, with
81 feet OF water in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Warren-l foot inches; weather
cloudy and moderate
Brownsville-5 feet l inch and sta.
tionary; weather rainy and cool.
The Liberty was in the Clarington
trade yesterday, and got out and in on
time.
Business will be dull on tho landing
to-day, as the Ben Hur will be the only
boat out. She will leave for Parkers.
burg at ! 80 a. III.
The keystone State passed down for
Cincinnati: yesterday at s a. m.-Thc
Hudson left Tor Pittsburgh at II a. M
The Ben Hur got away for parkersburs
at p. m.-The Courier swung off for
the same port ct II 80 4. IN.
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,ly. under tho heavens Of West vi

bly,, under tho heavens Of West Wiz;
ginia.
John Floyd and several othnr states.
men are still on the old cxpcctant pedes.
tails. 1t is coming Father jacob, fast
and furious, this lovely campaign OF
1892 In tho little mountain state. q
4' ARTHUR MIDDLETON.
II Is said a little boy saved Holland
by sticking his thumb in u hole IN n
dyke.
Governor Fleming has pulled his
out OF several holes in tho Democratic
dyke Of West Virginia. Verify, little
boy or little man may do great good
or great evil. Such Is the irony OF fate,
and tho popularity OF this world.
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To Mc EIllor OF TIC In'tllIgcnccr.
WEsroN, W. Va, Jan. l2.-The town
election held here TODAY was a quiet
one. The following ticket was elected:
Mayor, n. 3. Newton. Aldcrmen-First
ward, II. NJ. L. Davis; Second ward, A.
R.'Weber; Third ward, William Will
iams; Fourth ward, A. Fl. Brown.
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smallpox Ncnr ,1nrtIn,bnrc.


Special Dispatch 10 the lnteAtgenccr
MARrISsBuRG, W. Va, Dec. 12.-Dr.
John B. Snodgrass discovered Yesterday
4 case OF smallpox near the town. The
local board OF health was Immediately
informed and they have placed Il quar-
antine around the house and no serious
fears are entertained OF the spread OF the
disease. Examination showed that the
disease was contracted from second
hand suit OF clothes which the man
bought at a clothing store in the town.
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Tho sepnrnte Vote for senator.

Columns, Ono, Jan. 12.-The house
and senate voted separately for United
States senator today. In the senate
John Sherman received eighteen votes
and James I. Neal eight. In the house
Sherman received nincty-three votes
and Neal Twenty-Five. The resolution
to investigate the eligibility OF United
States Senator Brice was discussed in
vigorous speeches in the house, but
action was postponed till Wednesday
afternoon.
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For the Children,

"1n buying cough medicine Tor
children" says H. a. Walker, prom
inent druggist OF Ogden, Utah, never
be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it
and relief is always sure to follow" %
and 80 cent bottles for sale by G. R.
Goetze, w. w. Irwin, John Klari, G..
Schnepf, G. NGenkemillcr, W. S. Nc.
,Cullough, NJ. w. Heinrich, w. E. VIII
iams,S L.sBrice, John Coleman, w. H.
Williams and w. G. Armbrccht, Wheel
ing, W. Va. Bowie & Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio; B. i. Peabody, Benwood, w. Va.
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ALMOST A HOLOCAUST.
An Academy burns ut Montrcni-Snrrow
Escape of til, Occupants.

Escape of the Occupants.
MONTREAL, Jan. 12.-Shortly before II
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in the Academy Of st. Louis dc
Gonsaquo, large stone building on
Shcrbrookc street. The academy is cor
Quoted by the Providence nuns, and
there are over 300 children in the insti-
tuition. The flames spread with rapility
and ali the lower portion of the build
ing was soon burning. Tho greatest
confusion rcigncd and the nuns had the
utmost difficulty in preventing panic.
The tiremen finally succeeded in getting
all the nuns and pupils safely out OF the
building. The loss will be heavy.
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ARTHUR MIDDLETON
Writes Entertainingly of West
4. Virginia Politics.
THIS YEAR WILL BE MEMORABLE

Iii tho Political History of tho State
and tho Republicans Have tho Call.
Discussions In tho Democratic
Household...A Bitter Fight for
Everything from United States Sen.
7 ator to tho Lowest stnto Office.
Camden VIII Have Kenna and
Faulkner to Fight..-Candldatcs
Galore for Governor-.-sIcn Who
Want tho Earth.
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Tho Strike Illegal.

PALESTINE, TEXAS, Jan. PA tele-
gram from the general manager OF the
South Pacific railroad states that L. S.
Ingram, Mr.. Arthur's assistant, wires
that the strike is an illegal one. The
grand chief will instruct his men not to
participate in it.
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TIE best anodyne and expectorant
for the cure OF colds and coughs and all
throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is,
undoubtedly Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ask your druggist for it, and at the same
time, for Ayers Almanac, which is free
to all. DIV
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BAD drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and Kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burkock's
Blood Bitters remedy. DIw
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Nuss"ll shEc,
The wcll-known flnancicr, writes:

New York Cry, Dec. 20, 1890.
"For tho last twenty years I have
been using ALLcocK's PoRoUs pLAsTERs.
They have repeatedly cured me OF rheu-
matte pains and pains in my side and
back. Whenever have a cold, one on
my chest and one on my back speedily
relieve me. :,
"My family are never without them. T"
RUSSELL SAGE.
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IGOR RENT-No. 1870 sTXTEEyT1
IL street, and No. q sonth Front s,,o.,, ny
modern improvements. Possession AnrIiIS "
9ulro OF DR.. &c HUPr. 1r517T, d u
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.fvALuAnLE lNroRNAT,oN rnyr.

Nj. Radnms publication thu. appeared last
spring In many New York City papers denounc.
ing Or. koch's LyInp rs a fiction arc reprinted
In his pamphlet "Nicrobe War; Also IA zen.
seral diagnosisot medical humbug. When You
I the fact that Mr. lsadam discovered the cause
and euro OF MI diseases Send n . cent. stnrpp
for both circulars To- Radam's Slicrobe Killer,
Nashyille, Tenn or 10; our agents, !
4 Logan Drug Com pany, Agents, Wheeling, viva.