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A cab containing an elegantly dressed
couple stopped last night at the stage en-
trance OF the Jersey City Opera House. Nun
Hgcr Mullonc recognized the couple rs mem
beers OF Il company which appeared Mt the
theatre last season. They told him lhoy
wanted to b" married. Mr.. Mullone escorted
them to tho office of Justice Of tho Peace Mar
tirez. who. quickly tied tho knot.
They gave these names: Thomas II. Sraw-
ford. age 81. residence. l3i Scncca street. Huf-
age ~, 81 Seneca street, buffalo; .occupatiol.
an actress. When they left tho Justices Of
flee the driver was directed 10 drive to the
Pennsylvania Railroad berry.
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LEFT 4nE GIRLS TO KILL HIMSELF
Couldn't Open the Hox or Poison. sna He
Decided 20 Live.

Dectucu W ltN
Two young girls ran breathlessly into the
First precinct police station in Jersey City
about 10 o'clock last night. and told Acting
captain Cox that n young mar had gone into
e. vacant lot in York street. between Mon
mouth and Brunswick streets. to take a dose
OF Paris green. and they were sure he was
dead. The girls gavo their names MS Sadie
and Mary EckhoH. They said tho young man
was William Foster OF 143 Newark avenue, and
Sadie llushingly admitted that he was her
steady company.
Policeman Kelly was sent out to look Tor
Foster, and after hunting around Tor some
timo found him In Miss Eckhofrs house in
York street. He was brought to the police sta
ton in II patrol wagon. Tho young man had
made I'm attompt t. commit sticile. Dut maao
n dismal. failure of ii. He was employed IN
lorilla:i's tobacco factory. and his girl works
there. too.
.hccording to his own story he was dis
charged yesterday morning for letting n box
fall. When he went home and told his mother
that he wis discharged. shc ordered him out
OF tho house. lie wandered AROUND al Gay
nnh %he Min nlihh sx fGa%G e Y " ye sq MA I'D and Msfn nSits 3
plump and nrctty.
hi f "sa s1 nna supper there ts,s, Mslv 1 Ment s enf fSr
T. walk. What trnnspired between ING lovers
Is known only to themselves. but II IL PROB
"Dic 'heE nau n uuRrrrl. LOT on INV Loe.S.
STOPPED into into n drug store ut Montgomery
ana. MONMOUTH streets ana purchased nNe
gents. worth Of Paris green. which Wns put mn
In q little wooden box. Then tho party walked
over TO York street.
When they arrived Mt tho vacant lot Foster
pulled the box out OF his pocket and told the
girls he intended to kill himself. Ihcv be.
came frightened and ran away when they saw
him walking over into the lot. Foster had
some difficulty in opening. the box. he says. SO
he picked ur II stone and broke It ~
and on the. ground. and AS, there was not
enough of It left To accomplish his purpose ne
made ~. his mind to continue living. he
went to Miss Eckhotf"s house. and was there
when POLICEMAN Kelly and the patrol wagon
in the police station. He had evidently not
swallowed any Of the Paris green, Foster IN
SistS That he had no trouble with MISS Eek
hoN lie was locked w.
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The Rev. Sylvester Malone. pastor Of SITS.
Peter and Paul's Catholic Church in Wythe
avenue. Williamsburgh. was forty-eight years
IL priest yesterday. and the event WAS ccle-
brated by tho congregation of the church.
The high altar and the sanctuary were lavishly
decorated with lovers. while hymns appro-
pirate to the occasion were rendered by the
chil1ren's choir.. During the day the Young
Mems Union and other organizations belons-
ing to the church presented flowers TO tie
priest. and last night n body, OF citizens Of
Brooklyn. irrespective Of creed. called Mt his
house and congratulated him. Father Malone
is in his I'D year.
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CANADA AND HER CANALS.
UHILE PRETENDING TO YIELD N Is
PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.
The Government Organ OnlciniIy Announces
that the Offensive Rebates Will be AboI.
ished Next Year. hut Meanwhile Work
on the CANADIAN 500 VIII he Pushed to
Completion, SO thst the Dominion May
he Prepared 70 Meet Retaliation.

he Prepared 20 Meet Retaliation.
MONTREAL. Aug. 15.-Tho CARTE. the or
gan OF the Dominion Government, In nm
officially inspired editorial, to-day says: The
Government has decided not to rcscind tho
order in Council granting n rebate on grain
missing through the st. Lawrence canals this
season. Next year. however. it is intimated.
different arrangements will be made. A state
mcnt to This effect will he sont to the Wash
ington authorities. who will also be informed
Of tho reasons for the Governments course.
This is well understood. The rebate in tho
first instance was granted for tho season. and.
reckoning upon it, contracts have been made
in which residents OF the United States rs well
as Canadians are interested. Very serious in
convenience and actual loss woukl follow n
sudden withdrawal Of the rebate atthis period.
This tho Government is anxious to avoid. while
nj tho same time it does not desire to give oc-
casion for acts OF rcprisal. such, as tho recent
legislation OF Congress provided Tor.
The line Of poiicy taken should satisfy al.
firms Hind Their, associates, who, it is supposed.
have been behind tho Governmen.. in the
i R"own %sa iot the r'' Tnitea s,at Mn' Go1 !. iS n"t
statc mo; Of this co"n,ry's intention viii be
accepted as outlining u fair solution oil, tho
dispute. and this the moro so because there
AFRO strong United states interests concerned
In the maintenance o. the ~. Lawrence rou!e
as an active competitor for tho export grain
trade
The Government has decided to rush work
through on tho Canadian SooCanm so that Y
dos not ca! lforits completion. until December
1874. but in Wow Of the possible. exclusion Of
Canadian vessels from the useo the Ameri.
can canal ut Sault Ste. Marie. Parliament will
be nskod next session to vote Il suiicinnt
amount e. cumpletc tho work NJ once. In the
eur the additionn! expense not provided for in
the estimates Of last session. which will be
voted when the House meets again next
spring.
.Amembcr OF the Government, points, out that
tho whole rebate on canal, tolls pail during
tho nine years til" system has been in opera
ton amounts to less than S4OO.WOn. although
it has been large enough to raise quite u
serious international dispute. his TACT he
ward Canada manifested by the United states.
and tho disposition. to aTpe tho Dominion
upon any pIvtun,e. however small.
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.iAO;HHH WORLD LIE


= fHsSe ~ othVeES W
TIE Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
Delaware and Hudson officials are indignant
at tn" wantun and malicious lies that ap-
pcared in the HOrh in n letter purporting to
have been written from Loon Lake after Pres
ident iarrison's arrival.
Inc WU'1d says that when the Presidents
train arrived AT Flat Rock trastle the conduc-
tor was warned that the structure was unsafe.
AMI that President Harrison was forced to
walk across supported by his clerk and valet:
that tie conductor tlon rode across on tho
c3wcatcher e the engine, aud that Il e trestlc.
whiGh mo f@,'d says III about suNenty-iiyc
zee, hitIi; r"tli u" seen IL Wuvcr under its
load MI TINS moves the plattsburgii Morning
1Wrgilam to say. IF You scott in tho World it's
lie"
The Delaware md Hudson officials in their
statement say thnl Here is absolutely no
foundation Tor this N"'ii story. There is not
a trestlc on IN" ,tAHtcauGay road seventy ilv,
feet high. an! ali sivll structures on tho road
are aiwiys Kept IN ~p"rtcct repair. The time
made hy "a" Presidents train WAS unusually
quick. aud only two stops wero made. one at
Dannomora and ono ut Lyon Mountain for
orders.
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4 HUMAN
The Perpetrntor of n Dreadful Series or
Grimes 10 He Taken to Warrington.


COLUMBUS. Aug. 15-The Penitentiary Board
hns directed its Secretary to notify tho ma
tional authorities that Jimmy Brown. the in
sane United States prisoner, must be removed
from tho prison within the next thirty days.
Browns case Is one OF the most noted of the
prison. TWENTY-FIVE years ago his crime was
the tnlk OF the nation. He was charged with
being a vampire. and it was alleged that he
lived on human blood.
Brown is n Portuguese. and when about 80
years old he shipped rs cook on a fishing
smack from Boston for n trip up the coast in tho
summer Of 1857. There was n crew OF about
pearei. It was thought that he had fallen
overheard. Next the mate was missed.
Eve days atterward his body was found hid
den in tho hold. and near 1t the body OF the
sailor. There were snallc cuts i'll various parts
Of tho bodies.
The men set a watch and were rewarded by
seeing Brown stealthily creep up TO the bodies
aud move them to another part OF the hold.
He was placed in irons taken back to Boston.
sanity. but the Jury brought II verdict Of
guilty and Brown was sentenced TO be hanged.
4 few days before tho day set for the eXccu.
ton President johnson interfercd and ordered
him romoved to tho Government Insane -Asy-
lum nj Washington.
Eeiore tho transfer MAS effected Brown
killed one Of his keepers Wit: n chalr.and wien
discovered h" wns lal ping his victims blood.
lie was sent TO Washington and again back TO
the Bay state reIltentiary for fifteen years. Ito
never saw the light OF day. being confined in n
dungeon and alone.
When tho Government made arrangements
for the transfer of its criminals hero. Massa-
chusctts insisted that brown DO taken along.
On arriving hero ho stabbed IL guard with u
fork. le will be removed to Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
SEVEN NEGRfSSES ARRESTED.
Capt. COpelnnd's Police Nnid the House at
81 Crosby Street.

Complaints have been made to tho Mulberry
street police lately OF over.ures made TO
passers by from the Windows, Of the house at
~ Crosby street. which is inhabited by colorcd
women. Accordingly Can't. Copeland got n
warrant from Justice O'Grady, at the Inmbs
Police Court. and last evening he raided tho
Seyon nepresses were found there entertain
ing themselves with II sort OF parkhurst circns.
Thcrc were no visitors. clerical or lay. All the
women except the proI %rietress. who Is III
years old and weighs 300 rounds, gave adj
dresses other than tuat OF the house In wren
they were found. All were locked up III the
Elizabeth street station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
O,DWrER OFFERS ODDS.
He wm Yet Have atisfsctlo for the
Loss of Nis Harrison badge.

Patrick O'Dwyer lives in the Second Assem-
bly, district and poses as n Republican leader.
He Is a worker for Harrison. and displays q
Harrison campaign badge on his waistcoat.
lie has letters to William Brookilold written
on Mail and Express notehcads which set fortl,
that lo is q power in tho Second Assembly
district.
II q man wears n Harrison badge on Cherry
Hill he should be willing to TAKE the RESPONSE
bility: so before Mr.. ODwyer went into Joseph
Burns's saloon Mt Oak and Madison streets on
Sunday afternoon. whore we're sitting twelve
tried %Tamlnnny men. hc took the rrecaution
to hutton Hp his cot; But Ie,er Burns. 2
bndge. under Mr.. Ubwyers cont. and i"rked
NJ M O'DwysE,s coat open and TOOK tho bulge;
badge. Mr.. Burns said something.
NJ. Wv was angry. said something in
at hand. and then went 20 tho Oak street sta
tion. where he said he wanted Burns arrested
Tor highway rnbbcryi He wa. not successful.
In the day oficer Dugnn wort to the saloon
md arrested John Cox. the bartender. Tor vio-
Inting the Excise law. Cox vas held Mt the
But Mr.. ODwyer did not got the badge. and
SO he went TO Justice Grady at the Tomns. Mr..
ODwyer loaned on tho desk and said impress
want a warrant for Potter Burns for high.
cent, Tut it is the princirle-it's tn" p~rincirln
| am fighting for. | am IL Republican. am! tho
S Sndgs M Na5 , IMk nint from :, me by force. Ard the
Mr. nwyrr paused, knowing that he had
Give him. summons said tho Justice to
az, %i want two moro warrants" said Nj
.",Dh. ono is enough replied the Justice.
o,IIBut ! am going TO get two more" cried Mr..
You will not get any at ALL rejoincd the
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either. It's lasting, They cure, as well as
relieve. And its all done so mildly and
went with the old-tino pill, One tiny, sugar
coated Ieilct's n gentle la1ativc-th.ce to
f"rr act as II ~c!tlartic. Sex Headache, Con-
stipstion, indigc7,ion, Bilious Attrc!;s and do
rangCWents of the stomach and bowels. are
prevented, relic Il and cured. As a Liver
Pill, they're micqunlad. They're purely
vegetable, perfectly haImlcs--the smallest,
cheapest, a.id c,Sicst To take.
They're tho cheapcs, pill you can buy,
hec:;isc they're guaranteed 10 give satisfac-
tion, or Your money IL returned.
You only pay for The good you get, Can
You ask more
That's the peculiar plan all DR.. Pi-rce's
medicines are sold Gu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
A Vicious Old " oman.

During a row in a dilapidated house at
Wicklifre and Warren streets. Newark. last
night. Sarah Hodgson. aged to. was terribly
hacked with a jackknife by Mary smith. aged
II. The house in which the old women live
has been raided several times by the police.
The hodGson woman was, stabbed in the eye
and in the head. and slashed across the face.
The Smith woman was arrested. and Mrs.
Hodgson was sent to the City Hospital. Owing
to her ago it is believed she cannot live.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
BHDOh IN.

Adrowned man, about ~ years old, = feet : inches in
htigIt. witt dark HAIR aud smOoih iArc and irrsssi IN
dark clothing. Was taken to he Morsuo yesterday from
The Atlantic DOck basin.
The drowned hoy who WAS found At IA RroOkl, n dock on
saturday has been identlhod A. Adam lieutih, she
ei.it.ynaruld son OF Andrew Hearth. u real estate deal
err OF iIj EHst Forty thlri street. New York, on Thur.
day the b"y, .wnil. ilaying with his sister on tho dock
at tho foot ~ Fort second street. tell overheard and
WAS drowned IN the prescnr" of His father,
Two'yearo old Emma kle!nfeiher was seized with 4
sudden NJ Of coughing sunday morning NJ her home,
nip Washington avenGr. RrooLlyn. Her father. Charles
Kleiufelder poured out u halt leaSpOonfui 0f what bs
supposed wax cough med:cine. hut which vEs Vrs,su,e,
and gave It II The child, liodistov.red he ~inis,as-
thought the child VAL GLe.
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CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-Fay Templeton. the
actress. reached Chicago in a hurry to-day to
attend the weddin: Of hor mother. Mrs. John
Templeton. or Alice Vane. to Fred c. Wheclan
OF the All Baba' company. The BRIDE
groom's real name Is Arthur Levcnson. and on
Aug. 2 he obtained Il divorce from his first
wife. who caused him some ANNOYANCE re-
SALARY.
The ceremony was performed to-day, ip, the
and was private. FAY 1emp!eton arrived in
town this morning and will return Tomorrow
TO New York. On Wednesday she will sail for
Europe. Howell Osborne is still on tho other
side.
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10 Welcome the Columbu. Statue,

The Naval Committee OF tho Columbus colo
bration met in the Stewart building Yesterday
and decided TINT the full Committee o, Ono
Hundred should go Town the bay and welcome
the statue OF Columbus on its arrival. John II.
Starin will lend one Of his steamboats, for the
occasion. .
Carroll were appointed u committee to name
an admiral TO command the naval, parade.
Stanford White. Perry Belmont. and the other
memLers of the Art Committuo resolved to
hire the Academy Of Design for u Columbus
art exhibition from Oct. oto II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Messenger and $500 Disappear.

The d disappearance Of II messenger who was
sent yesterday to the Fourth National Bank by
I.azard Ereres of 10 Wall street to collect n
DRAFT for 5000. gave rise to rumors OF n heavy
dcfalcntion. Tho draft WAS drawn by the San
Francisco correspondents of, j. house In favor
Of u customer who presented IT IN person, lhs
sent it by clerk who has lcen a month IN
their employ, 20 the Fourth National Bank to
be ,cnshed. The messenger ga not return,
the pursuit and in the recovery OF tho money.
Tho name OF the thief is not given.
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s,o,tgnced tor Fight millions.

MOHAWK. o.. Aug. IA mortgage Of 81. O0o.-
OOO. given by the Wheeling and Lake Fri"
Rail- ond tothe Central Trust Company OF New
York. has been filed in the Recorders Office In
this county, and in sy"ry, county In, the State
Railroad runs. The mortgage Is upon ?.lO
miles Of the. road. from Toledo IA Martins
Ferry. from Norwnlk to Huron. and from Port
land tn Steub"nvl!lc. The bonds are issued for
the purpose Of laying additiona. tracks and
otherwise improving the road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Charge. Against Chief OF Police.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 15.-At a meeting OF tho
Common Council tonight charges were pre-
ferred against Chief OF Police Harry c. FL
dredge Of cxacting money from keepers OF dis
reputable houses. May Woods testified that
Eldredge callod at her Washington cottage on
Half a dozen others offered similar testimony.
Councilman testified to having personally in
v~cstigated the charges. They say they believe
the Chief guilty. The case was adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
borrowed n Ticket Ont orrhc World.

Abraham Manowitch. a drunken street
musician. went yesterday morning to tho
barber shop of his friend Norris G~reonbaum
at 81 Delaney street and borrowed, a razor
thing he had often done before. This time; in
10 the basement and cut his throat and died:
Ho was a buchelor. 81 wears OF uge. and
lodged at 1913 Norfolk stree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Two AerOuuuts Missing.

Quincy. Aug, 15.-No tidings ms yet have
been received OF the balloon which assembled
at Baldwin Park with Aeronaut Samuel Bald
win and, Harry McMoin. editor of the " h,y.
The intention WIS to take u journey OF 200
miles over tho country. When last seen the
balloon was sailing to the southwest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
A Proposed Grain Pipe Lilac.

CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-A new method for the
transportation Of grain through pipes has
been invented by Mrs. n. c. Beasley OF this
city. The plan is to lay pipes from Chicago to
the Atlantic coast. The grain 1t TO be carried
in a continuous ventilated shaft. and 1t Ia
claimed that n stream OF grain can be carried
at the rat. of twelve miles an hour without
friction. There are to be power stations
grain can DO transported in this way to the
coast for three cents u bushel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Mr.. Cleveland Has an Ey. ON lii. Fast Side.

Tho Pioneer Cleveland and Stevenson Club
OF the new Third Assembly district held n
mass meeting at 40 Bowcry last night. After
arrangements had been made to swing out a
banner across tho BOwrry. Judge Goldfogle
addressed the meeting. He said he told CHAIR
man Harrity Of tho democratic National Com
cnrry New York by 10000 majority. Judge
Goldfogle also spoke of an interview he had
with Grover. Cleveland several weeks ago.
Mr.. Cleveland said then that he would keep
his eye on the voters on the east side and OK
pectcd from them a large vote, Aaron Herr
borg. who or$nniZ9d the club about II month
ago. also spoke. The club has IL following Of
31O members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Whiried Him Against AN Iron Beam.

SCRANTON. Aug. lh-Louis Hart. the son OF
the chief engineer Of the Brooklyn Bridge.
has been learning the trade OF "A maclinist at
To-day n belt slirncd from u pulley. and when
he tried TO %repiGce il his 81, thin. BEGAN" en-
tangled. 4 swiftly revolving wheel caught
He is now at Lackuwunna Hospital suffering
from bruises and several broken homes. His
condition is serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
Another Strike In buffalo.

BUFFALO. Aug. 15-Another strike broke out
this morning. 1t was on the Maytham limo of
tugs. The firemen walked out in u body intent
on putting an end to all operations Of tho
company. They asked an increase Of Sl5 u
month wages. The managers. offered tho
strikers ~ a month INCREASE. This. they re:
their boats. and put new men In place OF tho
strikers on board their boats. There was no
lislurnuuna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
SPARKS FROM THE 7ELEGRAPA.

The remains Of tho late Judge samuel Jones OF New
York were inferred IN the kurA! Cemetery IN rough.
krens,e yestpIdHy. Among the nouTnrrs were Col Al.
fred Wns-iah AMI Mayor Albright Of Madison, 81
Frederick herman. im wears old, Committed suicide
by drDw nny himself in the canal al Fort Plain, \.
j.. on SUNDAY r>oning. herman had .om. trouble
with hs mother. an! ihis is assigned as the cause .:
the suicide,
White James Comfy was cunning Mt Reeds hay. wo!cs
Island. II LHwrenc" RIVER. mi = ,turiay his gun
siIue,l hrt wcn ~" STATS on the bottom Of his carl and,
In attempting 10 pull " ont. ~ Went ot. the Charge
striking liiL IN thc night side. lie viii die,
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ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. ~15.-Adolph Mordstadt.
Il saloon keeper. was recently sentenced to
three months Imprisonment for selling liquor
without q license. He has lost, his voice since
usual stimnlant. and is SO i'll the physicians
fear he cunnot recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16

Assessor Dollard OF Hoboken announces that
the tax ratio for the next year will be S2l.0O
per $1,000. the lowest it has been In ten years.
This is said to be due to the persistency with
which Mayor stanton and the Common Cuun-
made by tho Tax Commissioners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l5.-William Evans. who
is SUSPECTED Of the wholesale poisoning of tho
Rosser family and others at Oak Grove. noar
Laurel, Del, by putting arsenic In tho well.
was arrested this afternoon while unloading
railrond ties nj tho fenhsylvanin .l~tailr0ad
arrest was mado at tho. request and in the
presence Of Delaware state detectives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
A New Democratic Da,ly for Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH. Aug, l5.-ThiS city Is to hive a
new one-rent. Democratic daily. 1t will he
printed by the t~,',1i Nrr Jersey H"'ad. and
it is asserted that u syndicate OF wealthy DEM
ocratic politicians. of which senator John X.
Mcpherson is one. are tho hackrr RS Of the en-
%terprisc. Tho first numDer OF the PAPER will
be issued about Sept. J..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16

As the Staten Island ferryboat Erastus
Wiman was passing Governors Island on her
II 40 trip yesterday TO the foot Of. Whitehall
street n man sprung upon the railing at the
stern and jumped overheard. Tho boat was
stopped. but the man had disappeared. The
body was not recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
STNPI1HT FOR II/ZIE BORDEN
Resolutions from the Christian I~ndcnSor
Society Sent 10 Her.

FALL RIVER. Aug. h-Thc following was
sent to Taunton Jail this mornings:
"Wo. tho members Of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Eudcavor. desire to ex-
tend to oUr fellow member. Miss Lizzie A.
Borden. or sympathy with her IN her present
hour Of trial. and our confident belief that she
Will soon he restored 10 her place OF usefulness
among us"
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As rood as ncW
that's the con-
dItioil of liver,
stomach and bow
els. hen DR..
Picrco'G Plcaeant
I'Cllcts have done
their work. It's
n sorl; that isn't
fl when
yGu'ye stopped
Tn X ding tn an
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-29
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.

81 never hesitate to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as absolutely
the best" says Mr.. f. b. Kemp, assistant
business manager of the Youngstown,
Ohio, Daily Telegram one of the most in
fuential and valuable newspapers in the
Buckeye state. Mr.. Kemp also says: 81
have found it a certain cure for the cough
usually following an attack of the grippe,
and always keep bottle Of it In the
house." so cent bottles for sale by f.
Kalteyer & Son, Bowling q Flood, w. &
M. Kalteyer, A. DRESS, III. Schuchard,
r. Cohn & Co. and j. T. Harrison, drug
gists. d az W 1y