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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-02
Cnnfessnd ihe nInrder.

New YoRK, April 2. Michael T. Sill
ney has confessed to Inspector Byrnes
that he killed Bob Lyons in his butcher
shop in Cherry street, on Nov. 25 last
He said that they had a quarrel about
money matters and that Lyons knocked
him down He then picked up cleaver
and threw it at Lyons and it hit him in
the neck
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-02
rlvs nnndrea Confirmed.

NYAoK, NJ Y, April 2.-Archbishop
Corrigan confirmed nearly 800 children
in st. Peters Church, Hayerstraw, the
largest number ever confrmed.in avy viii
lage in this State in one day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-02

KINGSTON, Ont, April p - The bill
TO permit the bridging of the 81. Law
renee River near Kingston win be pre-
sented to the Dominion Parliament next
session. The bill will be similar to the
one passed by the New York Legislature
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-02

COLUMBUS, O., April 2. - Patrick J..
Elicit Of the sunday "Capital," who
SHOT and killed Albert c. Osborn of the
Sunday ,'World" on Feb. %, 1891, was
sentenced to 20 years IN the penitentiary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-02

RALEIGH, H. o., April 2.-Atlas Taylor
was brutally murdered near here. His
head was beaten into jelly and his
body WIS thrown into a swamp, where
Il has been found,
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
CRIME

pR. GRAVES, th e Denver murdc,,r, has
: I'll sentenced TO be hanged.
Thirty ma-kcd men attempted 20 lynch
a murder In Kansas, but werr drl 'en IT
by the sheriff. force.
TEoAA, kooKER, an inventor # .on-
,,derdbie note, committed s&iulde a.
N9OlesvIlle, Mo, tuesday morniaE.
rnE report that Bob Sims mugaters
were Iynched in Alabama hy thr party
searching for Zeal Sims Is no@ denied.
JAS H. Cole. Of Nevada, No, was
sentenced IN the circuit court to term Of
three years in the penitent.ary for wife
beating.
JAMES H. COLE was seatenced in the
circuit court at Nevada, Mo. to = term of
three years in the peniteatiary for wife
beating.
JoHN &. DAVIS, IL lawyer of Whining
ton, n. c.. is charged with giving to a
churcq SO, 900 III money and real estate
belonging to widows and orphans.
\. NJ. CULVER, Il prominent cltIZen OF
Nebraska. was murdered near his home
at Spring View, Friday night. IL Is not
known who committed the crime.
AT Hannibal. Mo, the grand jury Thurs
day found true bill against Lieutenant
James /. Dodge, charged with robbing
| Edward Donsher's store here several
months ago. Lieutenant Dodge is a nephew
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23

!sM.-t Reports from th" Krv"tAsaon GA
tn" bronti-r.

CIHN OF ME>I,o, jar l4.-Ar agent "t
.ne government mas just return", from the
.rontIer, whcre NJ claim 10 n..sc made d
.nJrVugh investigation 4 ia" revoiutIa..-
ary movement. Ie reports taat Cara Is
hiding and hi follower, are Aarvin in
the desert, and That many ot the
wouid-be rebels are ignorant Of taa
cause Of th@ rising H. state,
also that he did not discover the grievance
against Prsideat Diaz. He believes the d.s-
Affected people nave been uaIustIy incited
against the state government and assert,
mat the leader, are coHir-,edly tired Of
the movement without uads ana open
10 offers OF amnesty from the government.
In official circles IN this city the rumoI
iat lturb.l" i, the real head Of the revo.
luton Is regarded rs absurd !. is said
too. that the clergy desire % be At peace
with DMA III" government adheren'>
say that If the United STATES would only
force the free bDo'rrs 10 operate 0u the
Mexican side IT the border tue trouble
would quickly end.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23

cdrie uncomfortable. and 50 they resolved
to marry each other. The caai of the ribe,
after protest agreed to sanction the mar
rIagc they were 80 rich and 50 lovely
couple that it seemed TO him and his
uclghbors that even heaven would forgive
such crime in their case.
he marriage Hay arrived, The con-
oour-c ot visitors was immense. H. was u
calm, bright morning, and all the aUgurles
were hopeful.
he proilmlndrle5 Of the marriage We're
soon settled, aui tucn t'a~tIng and dane
ung b..an The married. couple were
ubou. to Withdraw TO their Jen', when
Suddenly fearful tempest broke upon
them; there WA, an earthquake. flames
hot up in taelr midst. and bUi.ing water
rose INTO the air.
When a, length this diaDolica storm
and outbreak ahdted nothing was left Of
lhc bride and bridegroom, the cadl and
the guests, EXCEPT these scores of cones.
Like Lot 5 wife, they had all been trans
formed into stationary pillars from that
time forward.
The Arab Imagination zoe, farther It
interpret. the echo Of your footballs upon
the hollow ground a. an echo Of the music
Of the marriage festival. Thessteam of the
springs Is that from the clIdronS prepar-
ing the feast and the white stones in the
buUaIing naaiys are the grains of the
"kousk kous' itself
As sou 70 among the cones at night the
scene Tey.yes--yOu see all The details of
that awful marriage But at the coming
Of dawn tn" men and women all turn again
into ones
There is 40 Iuxury at the Bath hotel OF
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
THURSDAY, Jan IA

SENATE Mr.. Morrill, presented u me-
mortal from the astronomers OF the country
in relation 10 the change vi management
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
seay as Governor.

" ARLINGTON. Jan. IA 4--The executive
session OF the senate today confirmed A
J, Stdyt' be governor Of Oklahoma
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
O<tritE~~.
MONDAY. JAN II.

SFXATE-A resolution wa. introduced
by Mr. Teller pro,jdipg for AN inter
DationrI ni-nlrtaIlic conference and r..-
frrrad to committee mn indiriar,.. Nr Nor.
gan introduced bill f.rfrIfIu, - ra~
Uuit"d States Lands claimed Dy the North.
r:u Pacific between Bismarck y. H.. amt
WaliwalIa. Washington.
HOU>E-Amonut the bill, introduced in
IN" mouse today wcra the following. by
SWEET liiahol providing for an internal.
tIonaI bImctaiIr. u-ran.ru"ut: ny : ut
NII.. appT0pri.tlnE Il ~ 900 for "a , l,s.t}
of com products at the Wur. - fail los
thlpuau lMIcn.I reqae-tlrgta, pre-.t.i.,
- inform rnr house " ~ n"2otIatlru~ H@s.
= IN carried On with tos-isI .pyrrmu...-
relating D. the r,-e-taeI-.nl,ut and a-r
Of silver Gin "a. a legal rnntvr .4.u-g:
10y lIatcn No. defining option and
futures AMI IMPOSING tax on dealers there
IA. Hv BLAND Mo }. for the 'rra rolua-,
of silver, providing that ru" uuit pf vain.
shall be- the dotiar ~ 4l2 u graln- II
standard silver or - : graIu- 0i >,aua.
ard gold and tina, Inr hpI.rr Il gad or
silver hullun of 500 or NOR. f
standard iucnrss shall bp entitled a. nav
the same coined FIRE. IF charge. Il also
provides for tht use # coin no.,, auu
their Redemption In coin rip Bro.iu,
pa. aplroprIatiac SllO.ODJ for the re-.
lief of 'hn famine stricken t-opIp f
Russia
TUESDAY. Jan -.
u,,,sr u ; 4 .r,yI,r -, Min -.
.,.rtnd ~, aim 5vin,, .ba lima f,- @,iir,,,
'..,,,s ~ +h,. ..,r..,,I, and 1,.,r;,, .,,r,- ~
the northern district Of Iowa. wEIah wa-
passed. In" following bills wrr" intro
duced: bl MI. Fellows, or New Iork,
Increasing the PENSIONS of those ~Jidirrs
who lost IL" ur'' NJ eyes and limbs; by Mr..
Long, OF Texas Tor the development aud
encouragement II SILK culture IN the
United : ate under Inc dlrrc ION u IN"
secretary OF agTlcuitur"; Gy Mr. sfarter'
OF ONO, tor the cons lidatlon OF the Gus
tom- commi,~Ion dIsulct1 Of tn" c@2ntry.
materially reuDclng the number of dis
rlctS.
HENAIE.-I ~ Vl'" e~Id'hi iald ""fore
the senate three agreement tor tn: 'ea,lon
"f thtir !"his hAhe WIN Ih1 Sh'> none
,'''u "i',"I" 'i5''''''7 a. - Wv, I,,o
49,, T. . ,.'',;.,,. ..,-'' ,,.,
E,.l,.,,'aS inJ,,,. -, olI'hnn,, -
A',r,' - t', -, r = nnn
,,..ig'. ~. ,o''l;,,,
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,.t''I-l ,.,.rr,.l NJ p.,TI,. ,.,...t,'.1
I;i' :, -,,,,.,,,, 4t-' ~, i,,.,,'..,,
. "'.,,r - -, - ',,lar ";.t'.
hour law. d. bilI tuthoTl'nR -" con
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
rrr't; Die Dliryiug.

1u~oe>, t"r improving tn" fam. as welt
"> adding to tan Prosperity Of -" farmers,
~u!d Il. W. Elgs, At ..A eastern dairy co.-
ference. buau1u- ny the farm mast be-
In" r,rasr ~tuar upon which We must
plant oIr-elve-. nAjrglHE will do this
Ihr trvub.. /. w.. are locking coo ulucn
after tuc proi. in TIA. butter aud not
enough after 'ur value OF ;pr by-praluct.
>klm-mil6 Is worth one half celt a quart
- fccd swine, properly fed. | know this
80 b" 50, for I nave Carried forward some
"Xparim nts the past ,car, and sold my
pork at 1'2 cents Il pound. Counting
every Item, ! g2t t@o cents gallon for
my skim milk, ami a little besides, and
ved yalu@h!" t"!rgn. Of dressing.
Properly managed, Sc can increase our
nerds and be- prepared 20 grow more OF
our Lran. We don make what we should
ont ot the by products OF the dairy. Hns-
band Your resources, dalrymen. and build
up your farms. There is a great waste
IN feeding stock to-day, after all
tn" teachings of the past. Put the
whole man into the business and
Of production by E"c ping better cows
keeping them quiet. Give them all the
comforts possible. Feed i. regular inter
results At least rxnan,e hv aniaT. ;n, r,t;ons
with specla! reference 10 results. Clover
hay Is 4" perfect ration, out you can't afford
! 70 'ecd an all hay ration. We feed tco
much coarse feed. | have found the low.
est cost OF butter when | fed the largest
amount Of gra.a. The cows are not tue
| best judges rs to tie amount of feed uece.-
sary Tor the highest pruduction We must
direct and c3.tr3, md we nny i ,yn vii
but usa our highest skill onI r,rnt,Ily
,tu4v th- nr,.ti.n D.u't ,,nrr,. ,Ln,I
! having barn, too warm. ar rov,s mot L,v.
ing enough exercise. th- tron,ir, nf -
dny come fr,m ,,e ntber a,t,..,,n Cd
rn.ilation !, norrs.gry bnt !, ou, chm,
ale there !, NOT nur6 tr1,lrn aj,,t .,,
abundance Of fr~,h air into th,. b,S;
ness. study it. phases. learn tba datn,ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
TnimncC-BnslOw,

A very pretty wedding took place Yesterday
afternoon at 4 30 O'Clock in the drawing room
OF Mr.. William Henry Barlow's residence in
Ellis place. Sing Sing There. in bower OF
roses. whose bright tints were reflected! on tho
thousands Of red and yellow autumn leaves.
Miss Gertrude Barlow. tho second daughter OF
Mr.. Barlow. was married to Mr.. Frank De Witt
Talmage. tho only surviving son o! the Rev 4.
De Witt Talmage Of BROOKLYN. 1t was very
quiet wedding because the bride, mother
died only few months ago There wcr. no
ushcrs. bridesmaids. maid OF honor. or best
man. The small drawing room was tastefully
decked with flowers. and q quantity OF wild
berries and nuts hung on tho hranchcs of the
tho father Of the bridegroom: performed
the ceremony, which was followed by racep-
OF the couple. Miss Barlow wore a gown OF
white bengal ne trimmed with iiounces Of
point and duchosse lace. and white silk tulls
veil caught UP with several diamonds and
pearl pins:
Park. while Mr.. Talmage pursues his minis
terial studies in the Union Theological Semin-
airy. from which he will graduate next spring.
Mr.. Talmags will eventually take charge of a
PRESBYTERIAN church in the m4untains of
Pennsylvania. near the Delaware Water Gap.
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The name of TIA. Democratic raudI late for pr.sd.n
tia eirrLur fpr IA" NlNt'el 'UGr, district Marin
j. ke"gh. ana not ke"Ngn, Is 1t las Imprupery Deen
printed.
Cnil Justice wauhnpe Lam. tn. lammnnv csndi.
date for reelection IN tn Frst j!ics district 80
certain of MS sue, ess that lie -pruir. ali Li. time
masking speech, Tor tie nhilpNa, tlrhrt.
The Twentieth district Tampanyi;es will have torch.
light parade IN ip-rtIuii MIN Il bg mas, uee any
10 be head At SlSty.eNenl street ArG Au gN-uur 10.
mar1ha! the parrdcrs, aud Joseph J. uLunouus viii
preside AT tie mtr'lng,
The Democrats of RocsawaY Reach have not Va
heard al The MIthdrlNal OF itc lu.ntS
cEr' They h- :! meet ng O." rr ,Gny nlgh AT - nIrh
ti.y passed l".o.a'iun. GrnoGuClE- tie ,n4nti-s AUD
'aLE IN thr AaiuHI, i'Hnilra to "dI-r uIrn.r tll,
3iCatIoI 81 tier tr""t.
mass nlre;ing II tie r"!Im'ha 'ulr.c Democratic.
club, 20 endorse he nom uHI,UhH ,,v,,,I al Il
stevenson VIII lie he'd A. llr L." r a. .7, l0Utr in
Last IhIt!'OuTih .trrrl, l"h ~. /. :. lr..Hf yru
fruuE i'm Fierce. and ,"v"lh mt,Lc.s u. ;M- co.
faculty Will Ad!lr's the rlrei'mr,
Tamlnnny men have arranged hi. TAI. t. ltu,.
sofrrn-n and boateH anl nslrr"cn nn 70 e rar,r ani
ne iDrce hl. Tue ias VIII tide p"cc ~ Fisherman,
HAL Tenth avrnI" an ln,r.cth rtTc"'. iU.lu,Tiuw
nlrt uulrr lh- au-pIcrs OF the A. i, Qpgley A.,
ton. sprechrs will 10 mSi" Dg AssrHb 70 b.
worth Charles Iarhs, rolice Coma is,turer john O.
Si.elan. leader d the Thirteenth district: John B
Mc',oidricE. ami olhers
Two OF Harry Miners theatres will be used for
Democratic mass meetings on sunday Light TIE
Tammany Han Democracy OF the Third Assembly dis
trict VII! listen to w. Bourke Cochran and other e!O.
quent At the Peoples Theatre In the Bowery
The Tammany Hall organization OF the Thirteenth ds-
tict VIII nave mass meetng in Miners Eighth Ave.
nue. Theatre some o! the SPEAKERS announced for tho
Eowery meeting, heslles fsngressnhn Cochran. are
John Henry mccarthy. i"iCG JGslIce ursdj, asnAtyr
kvsoeh. aud tesonsr Lsvy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
Odds and Ends or Sports.

The NTH regular meeting Of the Seawanhaka Corinth
jap Yacht club will he held At tho club house. East
Tnir,y.s second stSe:. oil Tuesday night. Nowa
The prop-rty of tho dsfunct Wayne Athletic Club of
jersey, iy has been sold to hludate all outstanding
drits. James an a prominent member OF the club
brought about this action.
Alive.btrd sweepstaxe shoot takes place at Johnny
Erb's grounds Newark. m Nov, II. The conditions
are: twenty birds zach. S95 entry: thirty yards
me snd eighty ya,ds boundary under birmingham
rules,
TIE weekly medal competition of the Lady Miller
Eir club va, held Tu",Gay evening NJ their ranges
IN Iiohnken. Inc shooting was done resting on The
lar.r.t SIZE .rriEx TARGET at 4, ieet d'stanCe The
scores nrrc. Mss rr.-,e IN, Mrs Msyns. 22S; Miss
-hr o21 Mrs Micr III. Miss horn, .l2. Mrs Stad.
Ter 40: Mr.. Meyer .oS. Miss lienkle 1875 Miss
0ttshnlI. lO Miss Mnbnhrh, ih5 ana Mrs Setter 40
Irank Patterson Of the rookhn A. q, offers to meet
ANY llSpuuud man ~ the country, give or lake two
puind,. He prefers that either George Decker Of tho
aurr \. or Eddie s"reny Of the National A. c.
should accept. raitersons stipuations are that tho
men must weigh In al the ring sie tue winner shall
take al and there must lie side bet or far Sizo upon
The result Hugh Winters Is backing Patterson.
The Acorn Athletic Association have made all ar.
rangsmr ns for their profess onA boxing show take
place AT their gymnasium. Fifth avenue and Union
street. Hr1osyn on election nsht The club have had
bouts ton returns n DO read from the stage The
bouts will be between Nike Bent OF Brooklyn and
Tommy Larkns OF the Clintos O. six rounds, at 1o6
pountsi Joe Harmon and Mike Harris sig rounds, At
1<o pnupds: Jack y Brtss, Down Town 4. G, and VIII
Tam Kennedy Of New York. sig rounds. ~ 136 pouuds
Jim sullivan OF New vsrk and jack xvllSAs 81 bgeeE
En- siGht Tounds ~ catch vsightA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
RiiED'S IAGENIUtS MOpLS.
Eut They HAD No En-c, Upon Lasker'
Anil v TO Win.

AhiI v to Win.
ID. G. Baird and Herr 1.asker played a re-
markedly brilliant game yesterday. The New
Yorker might have drawn by giving up rock
on tho forty seventh move. but the position
was 80 intricate and there were SO many pos
sibilitics that he determined to stick md enter
upon another plan. Baird adopted a Ruy Lo-
pep. but introduced q novel and interesting
feature on his sixth move hy allowing Lasker
To capture whites unprotected bishop. which
Baird. however. recovered by p-QR4. This
ingenious variation was invrne cd and work oil
out by Herr LIlormet, n prominent German
chess author 1t Is considered ono OF the
strongest combinations of the Ruy Lopez at
the disposal Of the first player.
Laskers defence placed him to the incon-
venicnce OF losing tho privilege OF casting.
but otherwise resulted in an even position.
except that ulack retained two bishops
against tho adverse knight and bishop. and
that white remained with pawns doubled up
on the queens knight flo On the other hand.
tho first player had the advantage OF an open
llio Tor his queens rook Baird eventually made
for the adverse Dawns on the X side. I.nsker
obtaining a uassed - Il p. The latter was the
first to queen. and Baird had 10 give up u rock
in order I" get u queen in hi. turn. The COM
lined attack of Bard's queen and knight
finally reterrd out. and l.asker wRs bound to
win even without the assistance OF whites
ilfy-ninth move. which was q Dlunder. Tho
moves OF the game we're.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
AR.uark.h,. whist Score.

wAsmrsGroS Nov whist players hero are discuss
ing the able score OF thirteen points made il
single game At the Columbia A. G. card room last even
Ing The ;estants were WILDER Perry and Robert n
I.rner OIL one aide: J. NJ. Carey and Charles q. Good
love on the other. The game finally stood SIX points
all one poin, WAS needed to make it game when
til. card. were passed TO Perry for his deal After
Distributing th" pack no turned up the queen
len ,ei n heart. upon which LArner. contrary
placed the Of hearts and took the trick For hts
lead Iarnrr played low spade upon which Perry. as
thri hand placed the queen OF trumps Th-reupOn he
returned M partners trump lead. and subsequently
rurd that aru-r had ace. king jack. and ten OF
sp.ds Tnrsr the latter led in succession. rrhsustny
tinIps and M coup, or by luck he led small dn-
muuI Ferry had duplicate In seven diamonds OF his
partners hand in trumps, and he swept every trick
fru boar making seven points after the book Of
,ih tries, al been completed These points All
,lri previously scored gave game Of thirteen
poiuts when veteran whist players say has never
heel equaed within their meinories
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STRANGE EXPERIENCE.
She Came Out of it All Right,
but the Danger was Great.
What Few Persons Would Like to Go
Through in This World.
Seemed Almost Like q Mira culous lntervsA.
ton OF Providence.

One can scarcely credit It,
Yet it ull happened. and in the little town q
East North Yarmouth. Me-
Md tho lady lives to-day to tell the story.
Her name is Mrs. II. +. Skillin. and she Is we'll
known aud most highly esteemed.
II seems but We will lot hcr relate the
matter in her own words. Just as she gave
them TO cur reporter:
Il began at first having trembling feelings
of the heart" she said. and was very bad ~
times. Any little excitement would mako 10
worse. lccGmN languid and felt constantly
tired aud worn. lost ali my natural energy
and ambition. and was consequently weak
AND nervous.
Indeed. was so nervous Mt times could
not bear To hear any ono rock n chair. Ihad
numbncSs in NV right hand so it would seem
apparently dead. and when il would como TO
its feeling th"ro would 10 n deathly feeling at
my stomach. had n duh. tired feeling In my
head.
1T was evident that the-e was a terrible
1is nnsch condition ot my nerves and system
which required Immediate attention. l at
once began taking Dir. Grcene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy. and hnvc taken foue
hotties,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
nyssEIL.s CHANCES or REELECTION
Even Betting In Anssachuaetts IN the State
,rIcket-Estlm ales on the No

TlcLet-Estima,es on the Vo c.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-The same certainty rs to
the result OF tho election which is observed in
tho attitude of the National Committees in
New York prevails in Massachusetts, when the
state election is considered. The leaders of
OF both the big parties profess to be confident
Of victory
Tho national ticket Ia but little thought OF
hore this year. The betting OF 500 to 500.
with no takers. on Harrison capturing the
state indicates the opinions OF those who
have studied the situation as to Cleveland 8
chances Of carrying Massachusetts. But even
money is waCcrsd on Gov Russelrs chances
OF re election.
1t will DO EuSsclis popularity against tho
Republican reserve vote. which is expected to
support Halle. the Republican candidate. In
the elections OF the past two years there has
been n tremendous falling off in tho Republi-
can vote as compared with Harrison's vote in
lS>&S II that vote comes out this year and
supports the Republican ticket: Gov Russell
VIII i IS sd1 re that Rns es SECTION will
turn upon the size OF tho vote with which he
meets Halle at the boundaries OF Boston: This
MASSACHUSETTS,. And it was SO regarded by
tina leaders Of tho Democratic and Republican
p for oy. on h. von
list tho hust!ng work done during the sub,
aGed psr1 makn hwff he Total nn@
election S7.5o1. This is. an increase OF
@ Ss ns ha Close at Of 'ns
ton the ward committees OF both parties have
studied the figures; and in many OF the wards
z thorough canvass has been made to ascertain
the estimated vote for Russell and Halle.
Fhese figures cannot be- said to t., very sur
crati rarty It has been set down that Russ.l's
majority in this city will 10 between $4,000
it sppears. by the Republican estimates.
:i4.2jJ. making kusseli's; majority only 1922.
has ever received in boston at any time
i, i. l snsa1 yo ct 4 sy.D vS's
Republican candidate. the nearest to such a
figure being given Mayor Hart II the mem
years ago. As TO the estimated total. both
sides agree that more than 1000 votes will
10 'ms fft ns m o.o5
in the hope OF influencing the result in their
favor. o,
precinct. every, night fer the past fortnight.
Tins will continue until there is no furthsr
here Of nn.niInG +, AmpnS " ST"sers
large sums have gone begging.
astic Harrison man in New York had $1,000
viii ch he was rslnG 20 nntT ur ms assertions.
Cleveland Iartisan here got in communica-
ton with III" other man, and the day be-
fore Yesterday he covered the amount. In
this city yesterday there were few bets on
The result in New York. but It was i'm pos sibIa
to get even money to cover Cleveland offers on
Early today a bet was made on tho floor OF
the Exchange OF 500 on CLEVELAND to $50 on
harrison and several others followed on this
large hrokcr4 on state street. and it Is the
rcrocnizrI ODDS that is bellg asked ana
given. II was impossible to get oven money.
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II now have n good appetite and have grown
strong. and recovered my old time energy and
ambition. do not feel at all nervous. Tho
dull feeling in my head Is all gone. and I
really feel as well as l have for u number OF
years.
Il conscr those results remarkable in the
compara;i yev short time have been taking
the remedy. aud cannot speak too highly OF
the 90 1t that it has done mo-
Il hOi. others affected with nervous or
chronic diseases will use DR.. Greene's Nor.
yura blood and nerve remedy, for after what tt
has done in u.y ease 1t will surely cure them"
II boats AL what this wonderful remedy will
dc" and We 10 not wonder that so many people
regard /: as n life and health saver.
We know il TO be perfectly harmless and
purely vegetable. All druggists keep It for
sale for 81 but it must rot be Chased with So
called patent medicines. for 1t is PHYSICIANS
prescri piiOn. the discovery Of the great nerve
specialist who is SO wonderfully successful In
curing chronic or long: standing complaints.
DR.. Greene of 81 West +th st. New York. Tho
doctor can be consulted wit bout charge BY any
and all who require medical advice and treat
mrnt. either by visiting his ofco or writing
him ahout the complaint
At any rate. uso his wonderful medicine
h1r.