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oncer IccIandl- neIIcn

The orthodox lcclander believes that thu
earth has ar opening through IL from pole
10 p0.e-in other words that IL il the cx-
act counterpart of 4 gigantic bead. Ac-
c0r,liug 10 their idea all waters which low
To the north are drawn thitherwarl by =
suction created by the oceans tnmbling
downward through the hollow. which they
firmly believe exists. Their auth Jrity for
the curious belief is the "Ctama ags. .
semisacred work writer early in the
Fourteenth century.
II the ancient volume IS TO he relied
upon, oUe Bjorn IiefSoB, a fisherman who
was driven northward by "A fierce gale
about tue year i2gl. j. tie only human ho-
ing who hBs ever seen the sgot where tho
waters of all oceans plunge do~n~ar'i
and are mt seen again until they have
passed c1t rely through the earth aDd
again appear hub Ting and frufhiug Ike a
mammoth spring AZ the hOgth pole.
caro- Mail
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June SIN the house this
morning the regular order was taken up,
it being the vote On ordering the previous
question on the third reading OF the bill
amending the act of IS for the forfeiture
of certain railroad land grants.
Mr.. McRae of Arkansas Gin charge of the
bilD yielded the floor to Mr.. Hatch of
Missouri, on whose motion the house went
into committee Of the whole for the con-
sideration of the agricultural appropria-
tion bill. The bill was read paragraph by
paragraph. Adivision was occasi0ned by
a vigorous protest in speech by Mr.. Tay-
lor of Ohio, who was answered by Mr..
Simpson of Kansas with equal vigor.
The committee then rose and the bill
passed.
Mr.. McRae then called up his bill.
No quorum voting. the house adjourned.
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WAY OFF COLOR.

The hue of health! Who can mistake itf
The white brow, the deepened tint of the
cheek, these associated with brightness
and animation Of the eye, a CHEEKY express
sion Of the countenance, are lnfallible in-
dicia that the liver Is performing its func-
tions actively, and that consequently di-
gestion and the bowels are undisturbed II,
however, the complexion and eyeballs have
a saffron tint, or the face Is drawn and
void of sprightliness and animation, the
hillary gland is almost certain to be out of
order Rectify the difficulty speedily,
thoroughly. with the paramount anti
bilious specific, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. which promptly remedies not only
the above outward and visible signs of
billiousness, but also the sick headaches,
constipation, vertigo, fur upon the tongue,
nausea, sour breath and pains through the
right side which characterize it. The liver
is always seriously involved in malaria,
for which the Bitters is sovereign spe
cific This medicine remedies with equal
promptitude and completeness kidney
complaint, dyspepsia, rheumatism and
NERVOUSNESS
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CORN In GERMANX

CHICAGO, Juue S.-Mr Charles J. Muir
ply, formerly of Omaha. who has been
commissioned by the government 10 en-
tighten Europeans with regard TO the adj
vautages of American corn, writes from
Berlin giving some interesting details rs
to the progress made. In Germany. he
states. thirteen mills have been pus in
operation for grinding corn, and some Of
them have been working night and day
and have been unable TO ill their orders.
Several other mills In various parts OF
Germany will soon be erected, the demand
for corn is so great. Ia Dresden, where
two corn mills are in operation, more than
half the bakers are selling maize-rye
bread, com posed of one part maize and two
parts rye, in which The taste OF the maize
is not perceptihie. Even the twO mills III
the latter city, one of them the BIneerts,
the largest rye mall iii Germany, are bak-
ing and selling large quantities OF this
bread, aud the old government garrison
bakery is turning out thousands of loayrs
daily. The government is now putting in
a corn-miiliDg plant in Its large mill 1T
Magdeburg, and the government report on
the value of corn rs food will soon be pub
lished, which is the result of thorough
investigation and practical testing Of
bread making at the garrison bakery,
which he Is Informed by the commission
will be highly favorable.
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TIRE WINNERS

MoEEIs PAEK, y. j., june s-Wiuuers,
Emma Bey. Toe fOu M4z er. Staltc,Ito
BacelAud Ctssavay Second. Tar and Tar
tar. TIE race thai hlreisnd wyu was the
cherry diamond handicap, mile aud - *
teenth Tine 1.3-Z lbs OtaeT starters
were DR. HHsh-outk and Reckon.
CHICAGO. Juur s-6afiield park via
ners: southern LAZY, Florence Shank
PrafiEst~, Pes-i.snce. Jgsnuie Or--gncsr-
81 IlUI-. June S-WlIHets. tDcis
John. SIR Carr, Al Iarrow. Penny Royal.
Alfalfa. Nathan FRANK. S-ryisor.
CIsCIsNATI. Juae s-Ltilnil winners
Mont VS., toxbsiL Lady 3, Dolly Ac
Cone. Semper Rex. CorirB-. MINER.
CRICaGO. june 3 Hawthorn SINNERS.
Nephssto. Lew Wire. IausrLsue, 1-z4s. te.
Bob Thomas
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CARiICI E,S VIEWS.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Senator Carlisle
in convention said it was impossible for
him to venture guess as to who the nom
inee at Minneapolis would be. II Repub-
Iicaps could not predict the result Demo
Gratis could not be expected 10. The only
thing that the organization settled was
that Mr. Blaine was Certainly candidate.
He had not announced himself as such,
but it Was morally certain that that was
the intention and Interpretation OF the
the resignation Senator Carlisle did not
believe that that action made Mr.. Blaine's
nomination sure. as some OF his friends
were inclined to believe. 1t was sharp
action. but it would be found TO cut both
WAYS 1t would "enthuse" his friends, but
il would ALLEVIATE still further his oppo-
neuts and would tend to bind more closely
together the friends OF the presi-
dent. How it would result he could
not say, but speaking as Democrat
he sincerely hoped the convention would
nominate Mr.. Blaine. He was aware that
manv Democrats differed with him.
but he himself certainly thought Mr: Blaine
the weaker candidate as compared with
the president. Senator Carlisle further
remarked that he believed the Democrats
could and would defeat Mr.. Blaine or the
president If nominated. III th!rd cahui-
data should be nominated the result was
more uncertain, of course, because there
would be much less to judge from in max
ing calculations about the campaign. Ii
the Republicans should nominate Senator
Sherman or Mr.. Lincoln or Governor Nc
Kinley. or any other man who had never
run for president before, who was III him
self a strong man, it would be more diT-
ficult to forecast the result, but the sena-
tor still believed that whoever was nomIn-
ated at Minneapolis the Democratic party
had an unusually good chance to win the
election next November.
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THE NEW NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

MINNEAPOLIS, June S.-The new nation
al committee, as reported To the conven-
ton, is as follows:
AlSansas-Powel Clayton.
California-M H DeYoung.
Colorado. F. Sanders.
onnecticut-Samucl Fessendeu.
Florida-John G. Long.
GeOrgia-William W. Brown.
ldaho-George L. Shoup.
IllIuois-Wiliiam ]. Campbell.
Iowa.. S. Clarkson.
kansas-Cyrus Leland, Jr.
Kentucky-W. O. Bradley.
Naine-J. HaManley.
Maryland-James 5. Gary.
Massachusetts-W. Murray Crane
Michigan George w. Merriam.
Missour!-R. c. kereus.
Nontana-A. G. Botkin.
New Hrmpshire- r. Z. Cheney.
New Jersey-Garrett \. Hobart.
New York-T s Wirherbee
North Dakota-H. &. Hansborough.
Ohio-Willlam VI. Hahn.
regOn-Joseph ii. Simon.
Rhode Island-Isaac VI. Potter.
South Carohna--E. VI. Brayton.
South Dakota. p. kittredge
Tennessee-George W. Hill
Nermont-Mason K. Hobert.
Nirginia-Nllliam Malone.
Wasbington-Nelson Bennett
West Nlrginia-N. B. Scott
Wisconsiu-Harry G. Payne.
Wyoming Joseph NJ. Carey.
Accommodation Clifford.
District of Columbia-perry II. Carson.
New MeXico-Thomas B. Catron.
Alabama, Delaware. Indiana, Louisiana,
Mississippi. Nevada, Nebraska,
North Carolina, Pepusy lvania, Texas, Ok
lahoma and Utah asked for further time
III " hIeh 10 make their selection.
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ghs qaaiehia nay gaee ghursaap zorane gu,e g. 1892

wick, Canada. where he is raising stand
ard trotters. and he desires an exception
made to the regulations, in order Ehat he
may sell the product of his stock farm in
the United States, without being subject
to duty. To this complaint the secretary
has replied that If Mr.. Todd's stock are
not sufficiently pure bred for him to furn-
ish the evidence necessary ID secure their
free entry under the regulations. they
should be subject to duty the same as any
other horses imported into the country to
compete with the products of our owa
farms IF Mr.. Todd" says the secretary.
takes advantage of the cheap land and
cheap labor TO be found In English pro-
vinces, spending his money for the i'm
provement of the community there loca-
ted, aud paving taxes for the support OF a
foreign government, | do net see how he
can expect an exception 10 be made III his
favor SO that the produce OF his farm can
reach American markets duty free"
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MtPyl AND DEMOCRATS.

BALTIMORE. June S.-The Democratic
state convention met today. The resolu-
tions reaftirm the resolutions OF the ma
tional conventions Of 1884 and 1885, express
anew the qualification so universally Eel;
BY the people of the state at the patriotic
administration of President Cleveland.
and pledge the Democrats of the state to
cordially support the nominees of the Chi
cago convention.
Senator Wooton of Montgomery county
offered a substitute to the resolution in
dorsing Cleveland, and recommending his
nomination for president.
The amendment was defeated and the
platform adopted as originally presented.
Delegates-at-large were chosen, as fol-
lows: Senator German, Governor Frank
Brown, c. J. NJ. Gsynn and Hon. Barnes
Compton L. Victor PaDgbore, /. Free
man Rasin, John S. Writ, and George NJ
Upshur are the alternates. District dele
gates were also chosen.
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SEARCHING FOR DEAD.

OH CITY, Pa, June S--After three days
of excitement, violent grief and we'll per-
formed duties TO the dead aud the living,
this place has resumed business, recovered
its lost nerve, and Is ready to look the fut-
ure in the face with hope and faith. Activ-
ity is returning and the nervous dread and
natural fear have gone. This morning
seven unknown and unclaimed dead were
buried in Hill Grove cemetery. Already
there are ten unknown dead buried there.
Up to II o'clock today the relief fund of
Oil City amounts to S3l, ,619, and for Titus
Vile S3l, ,S45 The work of removing the
ruins is being actively prosecuted by a
force of 800 men. No efforts have as yet
been made to clear away the ruins along
the west side and the fires are still burning
among the rubbish. The relief committee
has already given aid to almost seven hun
dred people, aud it is believed the number
will reach 500. Many of these Will have to
be taken care OF months.
TITUSvIILE, Pa. June 8-The work of
searching for bodies Is still progressing, the
search now being directed 10 the east eud
of town, where 1t is supposed many have
been caught and lodged under the piles OF
rubbish which nave lodged down the
creek. DisiufectantS are being profusely
scattered TO prevent the spread of disease.
Much sickness prevails among the people
who were in the water during the excite
meut, and who are now Frustrated since
the reaction set in. Provisions are scarce
and il is difficult matter 10 get food.
TTTUsvILLE, Pa, June Sit is raining
hard here again, but it is hoped that this
will not add additional trouble to this
afflicted city. As the debris is removed
more bodies are brought 10 light, and it
may be several weeks before all are found
All forms of scrofuia. salt rheum, etc,
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier
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RAILWAY NOTES,

CHICAGO, Juue S-Evidence is accumu-
lating that rates for the Reps. blican Ma
tional convention at Minneapolis have been
unsparingly slaughtered. lively quar-
rel in the Western Passenger association
is threatened as consequence. No stronger
proof of rate cutting could be asked than
the acknowledgment that rate of $40 has
been made over the Big Four from Cinein-
natl to Minneapolis and return, and II rate
of S13 from Cleveland. This does not prove
that the cutting was done west OF Chicago,
but the western lines are accusing one
another, and the eastern lines declare that
they are receiving their full proportions.
Certainly it is that passengers to Mime
apolis are getting much lower rates than
those authorized, and the roads that have
suffered loss OF business on this account
are disposed TO make trouble.
Another falling off in eastbound ship
nents is shown in the statement for last
week. The movement of dead freight by
all the roads amounted to only 40 000 tons
against 81, 7l3 for the precediag week and
"a, $40 for the same period last year,
through shipments OF -four, grain and
provisions from Chicago TO the seaboard
by the lines in the Central Traffic assoca-
ton aggregated 5,41 tons. against 10, 1877
for the preceding week Il decrease of 3. l:96
tons, aud against 12 434 for the correspond
ing week OF 1891, an increase of 3,035 tons.
OF this this tonnage the Vanderbilt lines
carried so per cent, the Pennsylvania lines
% per cent, the Chicago and Grand Trank
"A per cent, and the Baltimore and Ohio
10 Ler cent.
Laks shipments for the week showed
slight gain. They amounted to 59,6O4
tons, against so, 36l for the preceding week.
Complaint continues TO be made of the
Generalization of westbound freight rates
to Colorado points. 1t is shown that the
traffic of those roads that would naturally
carry larger proportion Of the business
than their less direct competitor has fallen
off very materially since the beginning OF
the year, while that of the other lines has
increased. Ii is claimed that the rates are
being cut, and "A movement has been set
on foot to have the matter Investigated II
the TransmissoUri association.
O. f. Jordan has been appointed division
superintendent of the Michigan Central
road at st. Thomas, Ontario, TO have
charge of the Canada division, vice j. Il.
Morford, resigned.
Every factory and workshop in the land
should keep on hand Salvation Oil 25cts.
The most reliable family medicine for
coughs and colds is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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A Cruel Joke.

Oswald witty and original Partisan,
had a mania for practical joking lie was
very amusing TO his friends. bat when his
talents were exerted toayenge some wrong
there was more bitterness than iun ia hls
Wit
One evening when n man who had not
treated him politely gave a reception ho
revengcd himself cruelty. The man was
slightly deformed All the hunchbacks ot
Paris, 800 in number, presented themselves
at his reception. They he'd received no
tices from Oswald that If they would go TO
this address, on this evening. they would
learn of legacy which had been left them
souvenirs Dun Vieux Libraire.
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HE WAR IN VENEZUELA.

New YORK, June S.-A specIai dispatch
10 the Herald from Valencia, NeBsZQsIa,
says that She government forces aHd the
revOlutIonists have fought another 5stf!e
and the latter again have been vIct oFIoGs
The scene OF tie hgaC Was - few miles
from Valencia Inc engagement BEGAN
early on june and lasted for lhree days
l. was ferce.y contested "a bJtA sides
For the first two days neither the govern
meut troops GCr ths \Asso3gslls;s gained
any decided advantGge. &, oDe timc
Pa.acio7s army seemed on the poiut -
winning, but enCour3 set by ire cries of
their leaders the reDe! soldiers rallied and
recovered the ground rley had lost Ais
along the line the fighting MAS Jrrr &c.
Tie IugJsrous rlAClejss PLAYED a TrHsI.--
ueut part IL the charge. On The ti9rf
dsv the great eutkuSissll C ghe gevo.g-
tisni-t. began 20 tell Dsse:iIuus weak
eursl The forces oftAe government, aud ln-
savage assaults o. the lAuceys q tbe Tetsi
army spread terror among Pal4c}os Hlra
Tue revoIut!llsst general - = - sppeEt1-
nitr and gave ths word for a aGAs hercs
Onslaught On tie watering raaNs II t4e
en-ny-
The rebels sxoopei down upon the gov
srug,cnt troops. yeiLn- Hsz mad EIsn snd
hewin- down thr.r opponents Iith t.srir
savage looking kaSveS- It wzs isn ,oss 'si~
10 say their cnArgs. 1ae government
soldiers made d Isss feeble atsa:1gs - =
rally thea tanned 2ae fed II as dire 4aisz
'TlYe enemy followed up fLe1r aIFSlstA<s,
cufsi.g aBwa al saZEAErss S u Lgga tasg
orerto~ < Tae retreat o. Palaces trsssgsa
conUn2-d nnist Eslsncis VS. reached
The rsya.1r.H1lsts gave 1p tlse psrs14l a.
tie outskirts Of VsssHeIs Asrs j. 30
doaE4 E4zat tlse raEt Cl lax y9EsEs IsSEs@ sss4s
rnv.s FtEe e Iae r~SuEt las nts.GFs r. efses4
fsfes-isr's aaasr~nfs ~ Fzfencsa sud Ere1;
Ia -tr~is1.t -seEe<- the CSrspzs< czu-e-
The rrYsslgt tlo1ssss ar f8rtsgl+ll--ss - To-
los ssse5r SaCt8Ey. aGs3 = .aEs ~ = axzofz-r
tssftle ssgald b~ tDggss ss.o-T8y ssrfasea-a
E.sa,ac.z and i'GeFT8 tab-ija. fFgsssTa3
Cra-Esss apparently tsa- atss4e ap h-s G.ss1s.
Ii Esargse f5se E@AEfas 41e {sssgfrrs aF=
s,sas,t.g s.szIxA q. P4eFE3 Azaaes.o al1 IS
ceaesal eE-Assrzzz@s AseZ4a 44ET Aizks.e-
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aid acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanSes the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
sches ard fevers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try Ii. Do not accept &ay
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAS FRANCISCO. Csl.
LOUISVILLE. kF. seR F0sk ~
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Palscio's generals realize the danger Of
their situation, and that. unless they make
desperate struggle 20 drive Crespo back,
Puerto Cabello will be captured. the fall
of Valencia will follow and Caracas will
be practically at the mercy Of the enemy.
Ali the government troops in Valencia and
Puerto CSbello. therefore, have been moved
into the field to give battle 80 the foe L pom
the battle 50 near at hand may depriid the
fate of the contest between tyranny aud
its opponent. Al no time since the revo
luton commenced haze the reyolniioaists
been so powerful. The Situation OF the
dictator was never before so preearieus.
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BEEcHs,,'s P.Lrs Tor a bad Liver.
4 - - paoTEsT.

BosTJS. June : The solorsd eitizeps -
BQzt6 nlef .a mass u4eFtiEsL ls7. Hs,Est
and ad0ufesi strong rrsesu sutions deauusis-
tCSv o. le gCtsa.sas llga a+Gr5s .a 'le
south ud Iu &4F EoY&. aai ds raal.lI.r
tie puE '-auruL g4 fae per5F Faiars
GeogZ- N BrTagt Of 81 Lsu.s as1f-s-@4
tLe n-efinZ- II -a.d tast lisy had not
Ibet 70 c9i.soHs Crsmes - usZrD~a lu t1e
south, ou. for the pgFbase ~ lrq,ssi.5+&
saagazs gr3Is4Izeuya- Iy4sCAlu-- j tAsy
rsf1-II sfsg. tfsfs5 a Et.ce.s Or e seward Eu
tEe nzrta th~y c5aft zud woGi1 Grt s
s4.s-E john BOSE ia tl.s south T. So
ti1ae 90 stop t.rsy & - lAs whites - trra}
ts..rs Eforegly TIE t.r.e E.1 csfEs esi1rl
toey must fZhG j. Ta+aLf rs-ui. Ia he
e1t.BcIa5a 81 tbe Ls@sa 1aee ~ AtlzsEstz
lslss it sscull rssa5s also e. 1L-st4Lr.
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R06 FORD KILLED

CREEDE. Colo, June S-Bob Ford, the
slayer OF Jesse James, was shot and killed
By Dep uty Sheriff Kelley. in Forri's dance
hall this afternoon Kelley and Ford had
a quarrel IN Pueblo in February last and
i'll feeling had existed between the men
ever since This afternoon Kelley was
standing in the door way OF the hall, when
an unknown man WAS seen 10 hand him n
double-bagreled shotgun Kelley stepped
inside the naIl and called Boo" Ford,
who was about 1--WE feet away. turned
around at the same time reaching Tor his
hip pocket. Kelley raised the gun and
fred a load OF ouckshoS into Ford's neck
The windpipe and juguiar vein were
severed, and Ford died instantly. Kelley
gave himself mp, bus refuses 20 talk
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Aran AAtf

sse1-z- i7-ss%.s@s - s4< Ez14s f&zaa
CCLy@hTtf- Aas- JanS S-I>a,s Isss
eyeaiuZ , savsFs f'sti storm Tszss~i ever
is.s 5ssrs.ssl Is l,,.1atri4s cssuts s.aalzs
ia. Aeaa. &rssreglax S4rsss1 and s4Fp
- * t-ees x -sasr lsares asd fa Isg
~ essE Il sae asGsfa za~ E8s b--rs iszFn~ri.
bzi Is . has a seaE saltss IN rztsuL T1f
h24 vas ~ Lzrss a. , ssfzilgS "a
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stnrled with L.. .Than Thre. peIInr..

CaIman Levy. the great Paris pubiishtr
for many years sold an annual average 81
!. -. 600 volumes aad 10000 periodicals.
Besides this he maintained fourteen paper
mills, sixty printing offices, twelve book
binding establishments and eighty-Gvs
other manufacturing establishments. iIo
began life as the proprietor Of little open
air boohs,aIl with capital Of S. ., and
died worth about SIS, ,00o. .o0o. Philadelphia
Ledger.
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MISSISSIPPI MOSSBACKS.

JACKSON, Miss, June S.-The Demo
cratic state convention that met today W as
distinctly Cleveland organization. The
platform demands tariff reform and an
economical administration of the govern
ment; it praises President Cleveland's ad-
ministration, but sends the delegates to
Chicago uninstructed. The delegates-at-
large are as follows: w. Fl. Sims. w. V.
Sullivan, Murray II. Smith and FL. NJ.
StrpRt.
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.

Many persons are afflicted with skin
eruptions, boiIs or ulcers. Brandreth's 5
Pills taken freely Will in short time
effect complete cure of all such troubles
Ulcers of long standing have been cured
by them. Carbuncies have been checked
in their incipiency by them. The worst
fever sores, bed sores, and the like bave
been driven from the skin by them. Only
begin in time and few OF BrandreIh's 5
Pills will prevent many sickness.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless, and safe TO take at
any time
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MAINE DEMOCRATS,

state convention today elected delegates to
the Chicago convention and put a state
ticket in the field. The platform recon-
mends the nomination of Cleveland by the
Chicago convention. IG also calls for a
resubmission to the people OF the constitu-
tional prohibitory amendment.
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ne bad t.scs decidedly cod u him al
eveHi1E-
Waes - raae ~ ea be sa!d. = 10 hops
sha. Chicago nlan vail have biz apg..os-
i4sa ilr patent granted beioTs ] call
aaasr. 1'.ss Z5sFaugh.7
8At ~Az tse fa,ssfit foTf' axe A<ks1.
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