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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 3.-The court-martiaI
of Major l.. c. Overman of the Engineer
Corps commenced to-day.
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 3.-COlOnel John
Withers, cashier of the San Antonio Ma
tiOnal Bank, committed suicide here this
morning by shooting himself through the
head.
SHELBYvILLE (Tex.), Feb. 3-Fiye men
who participated in the lynching of J. o.
Shields last Thursday are in Jail here.
There was fear that the accused would be
lynched and the Jail is guarded.
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GRAIN Is SCARCE.
The Russian Supply Will Not Last Unit
Spring.

Spring.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. Count TOlstoi
says that the grain now in Russia will not
last until spring, and that 1t will be neceS-
sary to import grain from America. Mer-
chants are unwilling to inform the Govern
ment of their stocks. as they wish to retain
all they can for higher prices. This has
caused some acts of severity ON the part Of
the Government authorities. In Kev, a
merchant who was shown TO have deceived
the authorities as to the amount he had in
stock was publicly exposed In front of his
own store and tied up by the thumbs to the
lantern-pOst. His stock was confscated,
and he was sentenced in addition to six
months Imprisonment. Other merchants,
suspected of cOneealing grain for higher
prices. have been threatened with similar
penalties,
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enormous association, has been interviewed.
He said he preferred not to give much in
formation regarding the matter. as it might
materially interfere with the successful
carrying out of the plan. He stated. how
ever that stocks and bonds would be issued
to those whose farms were abs lrbed by the
trust, and that it was intended 10 embrace
the largest farms, of which Armstrong
owns one. MoTgenthau said he was asso-
ciated with Armstrong In the new move,
but particulars as to others who would be
allied with it cannot be obtained for some
time yet. The Commercial Bulletin, re-
ferring to the subject, says: Morgenthau's5
backing will, of course, give the effect OF
financial strength Of no mean degree. Dr.
Meyer and other former associates of Arm
strong in the Mutual Fire are not inter-
eSted in the Fruit Trust scheme. Arm
strong, who is now en- route. will arrive IN
San Francisco in a few days and then
broach the subject to CalifOrnians.
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MISSING FIRM.
Ugly Reports Concerning a Prominent Mem
phis Cotton House

phis Cotton House.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Sit was stated on the
cotton exchange this morning that Walter
T. aud Richard J. Jones, comprising the
firm Of Jones Bros. & Co, cotton-buyers.
have suddenly left the city 1t is SAID The
firm has been for some years one Of the
heaviest buyers on tile Memphis market.
They bought principally on orders from
Bremen and Hayre, which were filed
through the New Orleans branch. The
latter closed about ten days ago and just
before It closed, it is said, they chartered
two vessels and sent them off laden with
cotton 10 Bremen, and then came back to
Memphis and boasted of having made
$4,000 on the venture. The frm, it is
stated, has been receiving European orders
for cotton then hling the orders with a
grade inferior to that ordered. Lately
heavy recamatous have been coming 10 on
cotton Of inferior grade to the invoice, the
aggregate being 100000. IL is also said the
firms book-keepeT has gone, it is believed,
10 Biloxi, Miss, for his health. Just be-
fore leaving be hypotheeated a newly ac-
quired cotton exchange membership for
$3.50.
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THE wRECKED STEAMSHIP.
Her Cargo Being Diseherged-The Treasure
ard Mails Landed.

Her Cargo Being Diseharged-The Treasure
ard Mails Landed.
LONDON, Frb. 3.-A dispatch from Athcr-
field says the weather has become finer
Captain He.uecke and number of the
the Elders Ulcers have returned to the
steamer where they ore engaged in d.
Tecuug the work Of discharsing tie cargo
into lighters The life-UOats this morning
made several journeys 10 and from tie
stranded steamer E.der and succeeded In
landing all the specis that was on the
steamer. II is reported there are 400 sacks
of mail matter stl.l On the vessel.
At = O'clock this morning tie North Ger
nan LLOYD steamer Hayrl. which sailed
from New York january 26.h, arrived at
Southampton. All the passengers on The
Ill-fated Elder, who desired &c proceed to
Bremen. took the Hayel.
This evening another storm blew up and
the work Of tightening the cargo of the
Elder had q be discontinued.
The Queen has sent message to the
various cOast-RuaTd stations, which sent
crews to the assistance Of tile Elder, eX-
pressing thanks for the gallantTy displayed.
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Mails Stolan.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-When the mail
wagon which left the Postofiice last even
ing with the mail for HOboken,'N. j., ar
rived at Hoboken it was found to be empty.
The wagon with the mail for the :45 o'clock
train on the Lackawanna road lost SIX
pouches for Western New York cities. The
catches on the back Of the wagon were found
open and the locks gone. They had, 1t is
supposed, been opened on the ferTy-boat
while crossing the river.
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Island. n. Y. and report in person to the
commanding General of the Department of
the East for duty as attending surgeon and
examiner of recruits in New York City.
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Bordeaux, Feb. 3-Ecclesiastical agita-
ton against the Government was revived
to-day by Father Barbe. who, in sermon
before a large congregation, described the
Government as a party Of eXecutiouers and
sectaTaus. who dragged ArchbshOUs before
their tribunals. France" he added,
could be saved only by the restoration of
royalty" Tie preachers remarks caused a
sensation and number of angry protests
were Ialsed. MANY parsons left the church.
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Carelessness with cigarettes resulted in
blaze in the den at 1914 st. Mary street at
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire was
extinguishcd by Engine Company 2, sum-
moned on still alarm. The loss was $25.
Hot ashes caused a fire at o'clock yes
teFday morning on the second floor Of the
three-story brick building at the northwest
corner of California and Montgomery
streets, owned by the Parrott estate. Tie
loss amounted to SIS. Tie flames we're put
out soon after an alarm was sent in from
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Police Boycotting a Dive.

Charles Kelly, alias McNllty, a lookout
in front Of the Alhambra saloon, south of
Market street, and John Morris, a gambler
who fFequcnts the place, were arrested yes
teTday or vagTancy by Policeman Cleary.
Since the recent reports of larcenies there
Policemen Cleary and Tryon have been es-
pecially detailed to patrol in front Of it.
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cation was made Tuesday to the Academy
PRODUCTION of various medicines into the sys-
TEN of animals and men by means Of cleo
triCity which he has demonstrated by vari-
Gus experiments On himself. 1t is through
the mucous membrane that Dr.. Damon
claims TO introduce the substance by a
method which, If borne out by experience,
will revolutionize the healing art.
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The Franco. American Treaty.

PARIS, Feb. 3.-Closer relations between
the Uuited States and France are daily
growing. An eXtraditon treaty is being
negotiated by the Government, the out
lines of which have been mapped out by
Vignaui, Secretary to the United States
Legation in Paris, and NJ. Renaud, one Of
the chief officials of the French Ministry of
Foreign Affairs. The draft of the treaty
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3-Ine war between
Irishmen on one side and Italians on the
other, employees Of the Street-cleaning De-
partment, eliminated tonight in a riot, in
which Pat Duffy and Pat Pollard were
stabbed by Valentine Moshot and Joseph
Dominica.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REQUIRED.
Difficulty IN Enforcing Decision in the Cese

Difficulty IN Enforcing Decision in the Cese
of Cbinaman
FARGO IN. Dak) Feb. 3,-Lee Lum.
Chinaman found illegally in this country
four months ago, who was arrested at
Grand Forks. but discharged by Commits
sioner Carroll, was rearrested and taken BE-
fore Commissioner Spalding at Fargo. He
was ordered sent TO China. Judge Thomas
has reversed this and orders him sent to
Canada In order to cross the Canadian
line $50 must be paid the Canadian Govern
ment by somebody. The prisoner has no
money and the Marshal will not pay 1t ard
the prisoner may stay In jail for an lndeh-
mite parlOd
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Unwholesome Canned Goods.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Local Government
Board has made tests Of canned fruit fish
and other articles put up 10 tins which have
resulted in a report of very serious import
Mix alone Of all the substances thus pre-
served was found free from poison. In all
the others from half grain to five grains OF
chloride Of tin have been found in a pound
can. The board is now considering steps to
ur0tppt the upDDla
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OREGON NICKEL.
A PrOspectOr's Discovery Said to Be Only
Star Dust.

Star Dust
New YORK, Feb. 3.-When the news Of
the discovery of wonderful nickel mine In
Oregon reached the officers Of the GeolOgi-
cal Survey In Washington a short time
ago they dsbeleyed it. The specimens
Of ore sent in by the prOspector
who made the discovery were in the shape
OF pp bibles. about the size Of haZelnutS He
reported tHaI they were found in great
quantities over considerable extent Of
country. The experts examined the first
samples aud promptly declared them meteor
ties Instead of finding a mine Of nickel.
the prOspector had simply picked up a
few bits Of star dust. Since then, however,
a competent mining engineer has been over
the field, the precise location Of which Is
not vet disclosed. He has fOund it thickly
stTewn with such pebbles as those offered
for examination, so much so as to entirely
explode the theory that they are meteOTites.
Stones from the stars are not precipItated
IiEn hail
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OnfIaw Killed.

: LOUISVILLE Ky.l, Feb. B. George Sharp,
one Of Berry Turner'S gang Of outlaws. was
killed near Pineylle to-day. A posse with
a warrant went TO Turner'S house The
latter called his followers, who came on the
run to the number Of half dozen. The
posse began to retreat and running fight
followed, in which Sharp was killed. None
Of the posse were hit.
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Thrown FROM THE TRACK.
PittsbuTg reet-Car Wrecked by Dynamite
Cartridge

AIII5UIIB D-I6tI-VdI W WItOAtU y q Uy lIIV
Cartridge
PITTsBURG, Feb 3.-The Woods Run car
Of the Manchester line, having on board
thirteen new employees OF the company, was
wrecked early this morning by the explosion
Of a dynamite cartridge, which had been
placed on the track Though the concus-
sion was 50 severe that the car was thrown
from the tracks AMI badly wrecked, and the
windows badly shattered in all the houses
on both sides of the street nearest the track
over which the car was running not ore
person was badly injured. Several Of the
men were cut by flying glass. but not seri-
ously. Many persons were thrown from
their beds by the force Of the explosion.
The strikers had been quiet for several
days and it was thought they had sban-
doued the fight aId all the trouble was over.
This evening CTeston kipler was arrested
on suspicion Of being the dynamiter.
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HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE.
The Belgian Premier Proposes New Electoral
Plan

Inc helglan fEemler proposes 2 new E-tCLOIhA
Plan.
BRUssELs, Feb 3.-Tbe important qyes-
tion OF the revision of the Constitution
raised Dy the popular demand for universal
suffrage came Yesterday before the House
Of Representatives on a proposition Of Herr
Jani Sen, the radical leader for a revision
OF the suffrage clauses Of the Constitution.
Premier Brernaert gave his adhesion to
the proposal, but said that before the disSo-
luton Of the present Parliament for tie
election of q Constitutional Assembly II
would be we'll to agree upon the genera
scope of the suffrage reform and cOnSti.u-
tional revision, and proceeded to lay before
the House a bill emOOdyDg the views Of the
Government The bill creates household
suffrage and increases the electoral body
from 10000 to G0O,o0O voters. 1t modidts
the veto clause Of the Constitution and
grants The King power after any law passes
Parliament TO refer it 10 the people. After
9 long debate the House agreed 10 the pro-
pOsai Of Minister Beernaert TO refer the bill
to the Central Section House, which viii
report 10 AIrll
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OTTAWA lOntariol Feb. 3.-A rumor IS
current here that some Of the Cabinet Min
listers viii proceed TO Washington early
next week to discuss, by appointment with
the United States authorities, the question
Of reciprocity between Canada aud the
United States. The Ministers decline to
say anything Oh the subject
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LEXINGTON, Feb. 3-Tho Brasfeld sales
to-day amounted 10 about $4,000. Among
the sales are: Mora, b. m, 10 years, by
ElectOneer, dam Maria Pilot, TO John Mad
den, for S3l25; San Pablo, b. c., by Elec-
tioneer, dam Lena by Don Victor, to II. II.
Stanbaugh by $500.
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has been submitted to Minister White
law Reid and to the French Minister Of
Justice.
The project is said to be admirably con-
ceived. and, in fact, is a model for such a
treaty. 1t supplies various links which
were omitted in framing the Anglo-Ameri-
can treaty of extradition signed in 1890, and
explains all international and Legislative
sides Of the question at issue. In all likeI-
hood no changes will be made in the drafa
by either Government concerned.
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Station Agent Murdered,

PINE BLUFF (Ark.), Feb. 2.-W. A. Nc
Kemle, the station agent at Wabbaseka,
Ark, on the ST. Louis and Southwestern
road, was mysteTiOusly murdered in his
room at the depot. 1t is thought that the
murder was committed for the purpose Of
robbery and the burglars were scared away
before they could complete their work.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 3-Advices received here
state that a train on the Baltimore and Ohio,
which left here last night, aud which was
made up entirely of United States Express
cars, was derailed at North Baltimore,
James Manuel Of Garrett, Ind, killed. The
fireman and two express messengers were
Injured.
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A New Medical Djscoverv.

PANS, Feb. 3.-An important commuui-
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LONDON, Feb. 3.-The British ship River
Nth, Captain Jones, from Portland, Ore
gon, September goth for Sligo, is ashore at
BrOadhaYen, on the west coast Of Ireland.
The ship is leaking 60 badly that her
pumps are not able 20 keep her free Of
water.
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SILVER COINAGE.

Resolution Adopted by the Denver Chamber
Of Commerce.
DENVER, Feb. 3,-At a meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce tonight resolution
introduced by ex-senator Tabor was agreed
to asking NIL political parties to declare In
favor Of bimetallic coinage at all of their
conventions, great and small, and to in
struct their delegates and representatives to
use all honorable means for the insertion in
the platforms Of pledge for free and un-
limited coinage of silver.
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Burlington Stock

BosTON, Feb. ga circular will be issued
tonight offering the Burlington stoekhOld-
ers the right to subscribe at par for 10 per
cent OF the stock holdings to the second
issue OF B per cent notes, convertible into
stock at par. The company will use $4,000
600 for the new equipment. A dividend Of
IA Per cent was declared to-day.
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Confersnce With Beleium.

BEUssELs, Feb. 3-The Anti-Slavery
Conference Act was ratified by the United
States at the Foreign Ministry to-day in
conformity with the resolution Of the
United States Senate.
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Mrs Rarnahu,s Will.

Providence Or. I.), Feb. 3-Mrs. Bar
naby's will--known as the WOrrel will
made at Chester, Pa, was admitted to pro-
bate to-day. The appointment of Dr.
Graves as executor was deferred, protest
being entered by WOrrel.
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EXploratlons in Greece.

ATHENS, Feb. 3.-Tbe American School
Of Archaeology has completed excavations
Of the theaters in Sicyou and Eretria. l.
obtained a concession to dig al HeTaCleum
and Argos, and the exclusive right to dig
for four years at Sparta, Ayceua ana La
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Deaths From YeIlow Fever.

New YORK, Feb 3-The steamer Cuvier,
from Santos and ST. Lucia, which arrived
here to-day. reports that while in port at
Santos six Of her crew were sent to the hos
pital with yellow fever, two Of whom died.
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Unidentified Boiies.

NEWARK N. j., Feb. 3-All Of the dead
and missing in the explosion at Rlmelrs
hat factory, last night are thought TO have
been found. -Four bodies were discovered
in the ruins after the fire was extinguished,
but they could not be identified.
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VIENNA, Feb. 3.-Emperor Joseph is re-
luctant to sign the death warrants Of Frank
and RosaIie Schneider, convicted Of muir
dering and robbiug seTvant-gITIs. The
death sentence viii probably be committed
to impTlsOnment for LIE.
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LOUISVILLE. Feb.3,-News from Glasgow,
KY, says: Ex-Judge John Ritter, cashier
of the Deposit Bank there. which failed
last week, went insane to-day. He owes
the hank 81 Onn
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Families Frozsn IN Death.

HOT SPRINGS (Ark.). Feb. 3.-Two fami-
lies, Watkins and McGuffy. who started to
Oklahoma from Cedar Glades, near here.
were frozen to death in the recent blizzard.
Their bodies were found on the prairie near
the Arkansas line,
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The Argentine Debt.

New YORK, Feb. "a Herald's Monte
video Uruguay cable says: The Mailman
banking house has received news from Lon
don that the conversion Of the debt Of Ar
ReUtine has been completed. It amounts TO
I'll -NNn-nN0
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Abandoned at Sea.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-The steamer Runic
arrived to-day from Liverpool. She reports
that on January 29th she passed a Nor
wegian vessel abandoned. She did not ap-
pear much damaged
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Raids BY the pahomeY Tribe.

PARIS, Feb. 3-The Temps has dispatch
from Senegal, saying: The natives OF
Dahomey have rayaged the country around
POpO and captured 1000 slaves. Trade is at
a standghI
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COSTLY TITLE.

Three Violent Deaths Resulting Frcm Land
Dispute
MILAN CTenn), Feb, 3.-At Cellar Grove,
a community twenty-five miles east from
here. as the result of a feud over the owner
ship Of some land. John Psrteet killed
Frank Landon. Sheriff Fussett and two
deputies went in search Of Parteet and
IN the fight which ensurd when they came
together the Sheriff and Parteet were both
killed
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DUAL LEGISLATION.
Struggle for Control of the Connecticut House
Of Representatives.

HARTFORD, Feb. 3-When the House
met to-day at l o'clock only ten members
were present, nine Republicans and one
Democrat. In calling the House to order
Speaker Paige referred to 1t as legally
constituted House" After roll-call the
House adjourned.
At o'clock the House met with Speaker
Callahan 10 the chair A telegram from
Speaker Bush of New York was read, say
ing: Hold the fort; bank on the c0nstitu-
ton" Adjournment was then taken until
tomorrow at 2 o'clock
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A Notable Wedding

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Thomas 3. Fisher Unwin,
a prominent publisher of this city, was yes
teTday married to Miss Jane Golden.
daughter Of Richard Golden, the noted
political economist.
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DUBLIN, Feb. "a boat containing a
number Of sailors belonging to the war-ship
Belle Isle has been capsiZrd in the harbor
here and four sailors were drowned.
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+" ceaarc, oft - for ssls

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g." Cedarcroft."
the charming place where Bayard Taylor
used TO live, about mile from Kennett
square, Is fsr sale.
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Gales N Spain.

MADRID, Feb. "a terrific gale is blow
Ing in this vicinity. Much property has
already been destroyed. and ten persons
seriously injured by falling debris.
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Claude Denied Everxthing.

In Judge Coffey's department yesterday
Claude Lee testified in rebuttal in the con-
test over the estate of c. Z. 5. Mcdonald.
She denied all of Mrs. McClelau's state
ments and repudiated that she was au-
thority for the statement that there was
great friendship between the J.udIe and
Attorney kowalsky.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT,
Scheme to Organize a Powerful Trust by
Consolidating Farms

New YORK, Feb. 3-Henry Morgenthau,
capitalist, associated with p. b. Armstrong,
the we'll. known insurance man. in scheme
OF organizing great fruit growers trust BY
consolidating California fruit farms into an
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\ HIGH STAKE.

Large Sums Demanded From Jay Gould by
a Strange Visitor
New ! ORK. Feb 3-The Mail and Ex-
press has n three-column story about crank
visiting the Western Union Build
ing this morning to call on Gould
and demand a million aud a half
of dollars lie carried two satchels, one
with which 10 carry away the money and
the other he declined to open He was per
suaded by a reporter 10 leave the building
and take the train for New Jersey lie
gave the name of Ephrahine Pine
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Influx OF chinese.
Thirty-fve Chinese came on the steamer
China for San Francisco, two for Panama
and fifteen for Havana.
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makes him strong, and that he gets more OF 1t than
do. He is 10 months old. plump and fat. and
weighs 80 pounds" MRS f. b. LEoSARD.
SOughtage street, Louisville, KY.
BE sure TO get Hoods SarSapsrilla
HOODS PILLS cure liver MS constipation,
bIliousness jaundice, sick headache. Indigestion.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents.
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Handy for travellers is simmons Liver Regulator
in powder. II can be carried in the pocket.