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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

ALL PROPORTIONS in respect of this
country's business with a Nicarasuan
canal are inadvisa5e and evil but OF
the bill now before the Senate and Sen
atorStewart's substitute therefor, the lat
ter is by all means the best. The for
mer proposes to give $loo,ooo,ooo to an
American corporation to build canal
in Il foreign country, and over which
the United States would have no iuris-
diction. The latter proposes to buy
not only the right of way but eminent
domain over enough foreign territory foi
canal purposes and that the government
shall build the canal and mana &c it as
national property. Neither should be
adopted, butte the two, the latter is by
far the more preferable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

In THE olden time when congress
men implied an insult or an attempt
to insult each other during debate,
they excused themselves for temporary
absence, and retired in order that the
affair might be settled with the proprie-
ty and courtesy due to the high posi-
ton they held. But the position con-
cressmen now hold is not high, nor are
many of the men who hold it, and
manners change with men so that it
has long ceased to be at all wonderful
either that congressman apply the most
personally offensive words to each
other in public debate, or engage in ilsti-
cuffs on the very floor of the body OF
which they are members, and in the
presence of crowded galleries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

THE KANSAS LEGlsLAToRs.-lhe
Kansas republicans continued in pos
session of the hall Of representatives IN
Topeka yesterday. Col. Hughes re
fused to order the militia to clear the
hall, and the Governor removed him
from command Col. Hughes and most
of the troops then vert over 10 the
sheriil's posse. After day of great
excitement the populists decided To
procure hall outside the Capitol for
their House Of Representatives. Sen
ator Perkins says that the courts will
sustain the republican House. Senator
PETER calls the republicans rebels, and
has advised the Governor to staHe
them out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

off at least some of the fraudulent pen
sion expenditures, they refused to do
80. Looked at in the light of human
nature, it is not wonderful that the
President-elect should go out of his own
party for his Cabinet chief, when that
party scouts his advice, as it has dole
conspicuously in respect of both silver
and Densions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

PRESIDENT HARRISON has gone duck
ing and Secretary Foster spends most OF
his time in New York, their sole appar-
ent object being to while away the time
until the 4th of March, so that they can
be we'll rid of the grave financial trou-
bles in which their party has involved
the country, and go out of office in the
sblaze of glory" created by the annex
alton of Hawaii against the protest OF
the legitimate government ofthat conn
try and of the native citizens thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

THE New YORK World says 1.-THE
way to make a party greater and
stronger is to attract and hold the best
men ofthe opposition" Why certainly !;
but the men of a party can neither be
attracted" nor "held" by office. Princi-
pie and patriotism are what best at
tract, and 'hold" them, and no matter
how pure they may be, they naturally
subject their sincerity to suspicion and
adverse criticism when they accept
office Immediately after manifesting
the influence attraction has had upon
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

Godsy's Magazine for March has been
received from its publishers in New
York. Its contents are: Water Color
ed Portraits of Her Royal Highne--,
Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck. Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, and Mrs. William
Jay Schelielin; The Romance of q
Trained Nurse, q complete novel; Prin-
cess Mary Village Homes; Sauntcrines
in Norway; The Home; Flower Talks;
All the Books, The Search Light, Sense
and Nonsense, God ey's Fashions, and
Poems
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

DINNER TO Mr.. CARLIsLE.-The part
ing dinner given to Senator Carlisle last
night by his late associates in the Sen
ate. at the Arlington Hotel. in Wash
ington. was a memorable occasion in
more ways than one. The dinner it.
self was the best that could be served,
and the company included almost the
entire Senate President pro tenn.
Henderson, of Nebraska, presided, in
the absence of Vice President Morton,
who, later in the evening, appeared and
made o happy little speech. The
speeches both Of the chairman and Of
the guests were exceedingly happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES

The bodies of two freighters employ
ed in hauling ore in the Cooks Peak
mining district, in New Mexico, were
found frozen stiff yesterday.
This morning the jury in the Melon.
aid will contest, at indianapolis, return.
ed verdict for the plaintiff. This
breaks the will of the late Senator Ne.
Donald.
At Rome, Ga, it has rained heavily
for over forty-eight hours and still con.
tinues. The rivers are rising rapidly
and the indications now are that III,
city will be flooded by nigntiall.
The young son of Mrs. Maria Neyins
Blaine is i'll with scarlet fever at the
New York Hotel. The father of the
child, from whom Mrs. Blaine, jr, has
divorce, has not as yet been notified.
DR.. Overton Moore was shot and in.
stantly killed at Helena. Ark. last
evening by Dr.. c. r. Shinault. Both
are we'll known physicians. So far as
known there had not been any previous
difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

st gives ne pleasure TO certify that
lieutenant 1usick of the Central 20
lice District used Salvation Oil on q
rheumatic arm. A few applications
relieved him and wrought permanent
cure. Salvation Oil if called in will
verify this statement" Serg't. H. A.
Ran. Central Police Station, Balti-
more; aIl.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

He was cured in two days Mr.. Frank
Bennett, 523 n. Fremont Ave, Balti-
more, Md, writes 81 woke up on Fri
day morning with a very bad cold on
Tuesday | commenced using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and today am free from
sore throat and cold. think DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the remedy for
coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

The latest rumor Is that o1l Attiia
Cox, of Kentucky, has been offered the
position of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue under Mr.. Cleveland and has
accepted, and that Governor Buckner
will be Mr.. Cleveiand's s:iaister to
Austria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

THE DEMOCRATS have an immense
maiority in the present U. S. House of
Representatives, and yet, when they
had an opportunity yesterday ofcutting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

Y.M. c. A.-The State conventional
the Young Mems Christian Association
in session in Norfolk, yesterday
elected the following officers
President, w. w. Vicar, of Norfolk
first vice president, Capt. T. c. Morton,
of Staunton second vicepresideul.
Lewis H. Machen, of the University Of
Virginia third vice-president, j. p.
Bingley, Of Crewe ; secretary, d. ;.
Bennett, of Richmond first assistant
secretary. e. j. Richardson, Of Berry
vile; second assistant secretary Frank
Talbot, of Danville. The State secre-
tary't report showed the total number
of the local associations to be %, with
active membership. 2.6l0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

il. Greer sud I II. Hillman, of
Roanoke, were arrested in New York
yesterday for carrying concealed Weap-
ons. They had been receiving green
good" circulars and had gone to New
York armed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

Hanlan, the oarsman, says this will
be his last season on the water. He
will retire at the close Of this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

SENATOR PUGH TO OFFICE SEEKERS.
A dispatch from Washington says Sen
ator Pugh, of Alabama, is writing every
day to democrats who have applied to
him for his endorsement to their intend-
ed applications for Office under the
State Department. To all such re-
quests Mr.. Pugh writes an elaborate
letter in reply, asking to be excused
from humiliating himself by applying
to republican Secretary of State for
the removal of republican officeholders
to make room for democrats. Senator
Puph closes his caustic letter by saying
that since democratic president has
seen fit to choose republican for the
chief place in his cabinet, it is not like
" that he, q democratic Senator from
the sovereign State of Alabama, will
place his foot across the threshald Of
the Department of State for the next
four years. The announcement that
Mr. Pugh is writing letters of this char
acter caused a great deal of subdued
and awe-struck comment in the demo-
cratic elcaki DOM, and it is said that
there are other democratic sepa.2rs
who will follow Mr.. Pugh's example.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17


COURT OF APPEALS AT RIcHMoyD
YEsTERDAY.-Field against the Com.
monwealth, from the Circuit Court of
Culpeper county: affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion, Judge Fauutle.
roy dissenting.
Snodgrass against the Common.
wealth, from the Circuit Court of Wise
county; affirmed, Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion.
Raub against Ottcrback, from the Cir
cult Court of Alexandria city affirmed.
Judge Fauntleroy delivering the opin-
ion.
9IcCrowcll against the city Of Bristol.
from the Corporation Court of the city
of Bristol; reversed, Judge Richardson
delivering the opinion.
Young against Young, from the Cor.
poration Court of Norfolk; reversed.
Judge Hinton delivering the opinion.
Judge Fauntlcroy concurring in The re-
suits.
English against Powell: affirmed,
same decree entered as at former de.
cision, Judge Lacy fling dissenting
opinion.
Norwich Lock Manufacturing Com
pany against Hockaday; rehearing de-
MED
Wells against Sewell's Point Guano
Company argued and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

CONFEDERATE VETERANS.-The COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws for
the United Confederate veterans has
been holding its session for the last few
days in New Orleans, and will make a
report to the next reunion, to be held at
Birmingham, Ala, on the 18th day OF
July next.
The constitution as agreed upon by
them provides for a general command
ing, staff officers of brigadier generals.
1t also provides for three departments
to be known as the Army of the North,
ern Virginia, Army of Tennessee and
Army of the Trans-Mississippi, COM
manded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with linz
tied stats to rank as colonies. But one
major-general is to be allowed State
or Territory. States and Territories
may be divided into brigades by the
vote of the camps.
New Orleans was made permanent
headquarters for the federation. By
laws and rules of order were adopt
ed by the committee. The work of the
committee has been approved by all
the prominent Confederates to whom
i: has been submitted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

NOTICE.-We are now prepared to furnish
~ everything in DRY GOODS, MOTIONS
and UNDERWEAR for ladies', gents and
children fer fall and winter at prices toslI'
all. AMOS 3. SLAY6lAkEK,
400 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

VIN0LIA, for oily and muddy compie1ioa
' and irritation of the skin, price % CENT 10
FONERDEN'S DRY LAVENDER SAIL :;
% cents, and fresh supply of all kinds o.
BIRD PREPARATIONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

A MEXICAN CLUB HOUSE CHEESE, put
"A up in jars Theoretically sealed and rec
commended to all lovers of good old cheese, IN;
excelled for the lunch table, excursions, 1lnli
ing parties, clubs, RESTAURANTS hotels &c to'
sale by CARR & SWETNAA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

DIKRON PAINT for Wood, Willow Cane,
4 Wall Paper, &c, &c. ~ beautiful shades
in bottles at 10 and 25c. Also Pikron for
Glass to produce imitation stained glasscd. A
full supply just received by
6 IEAnREATER b SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

nTTERBURN LITHIA WATER Greatest
W known water for Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Kidney and Liver troubles. Prescribed ny
our leading physicians. For circular and ~,
formation as to it use, apply to l.. STABLE
& co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

HAvE YOU SEEN THEM?-Before buy bug,
IL ing a gun examine the NEW BAh
($25), on which we are making special FlH'
Satisfaction guaranteed by
JAS. F. CARLIN & son,
315 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

TIME "FAvoRITE" or the SUNBEAM
L LAWN MOWER will cut your grass , airt
give your lawn the appearance OF ve!'e.
Prices from 80 to $40.
IAS. t. CARLis * soma,
315 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

VHTE HAVE just received from the OLD
w TAYLOR SPRINGS fresh supply Of
Initiated MASSANUTA WATER, the
best of all waters for Malaria and Kidney
Trouble. 30c per gallon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-17

NTE ARE prepared to take orders .;a iU'
w SHOW CASES of every descTlP'io ,..
ask to see catalogue. We deliver Inc &C
at manufactures prices. ,.ovc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

ricbt bin beror6nete ser &riegsmint1ter, 6aB
8alaft bret ScemeiLen BON Der &iifte ents
fernt iiber 8orb geporfen tperben lolle. SIN
6olge bieier Gerorbnung lit BET nielen
S6tffen Die Oteucinfibrung getroffen tporz
BEN, @aiier ais 8alait gu laben.
= Die 6reun6e SeS abgeieBten S%rlbianers
Ngenten 2eabD bon BET Sab &iper>G eierba>
tton in Dem misconftn 'idbcn County 2llbz
LAMB bemiiben ftcb ani6etneno bergeblib
UNI 2eabD's 8ieberaniteaung, inbem tie
be9alptcn, oaB Der nit Der llnterlucbung
ser @ei9dftsfii6rung bcs 9lsenten betraute
8eamte @arbner aus periOnli9em Safe
gegen 2eabp 3u beiien %ltn9uniten beticbtet
babe. Qtuf Gjarbner's 8ertbt alein lit
2ea6D'S Nbiebung nibt erfOlgt, pielmebr
gelcbab tie I'M 3ulantmenbange nit Der
llnterl ucbung Ser TonD : 0t Sac Ngentur
uno bet Nbieburg BON oeren Nge1ten SlaG.
Der Spe5ialagent @ooger beftnDet itob CUR
3eit in Qli6Lan6 in @isconiin, uni ben
3uitanb ser Sab &iper79t eierbattonen gu
unteriucben. @r bat, tpie er iagt, an BEN
6ol5ibleiftDe9en bausboDe 6ol5barfen GEE
flnoen, ipo6urb 2eabD's unb Sarmer Nalz
ter's 8ebaIptun9, bab MIR gum 3nefe Der
Gtcbtung beS QSalbeS SoL5 gei6lagen tporz
BEN iet, miberlegt tptr6. 9tab Googer's
Nnbeutungen miro fem 8ertc9t an bic &ez
9ierung iiber Die 6ol5biebitdble auf BEN
Snbianerre lerbatipncn i'm nDrolt6en isis
conitn 9roBes Nufieben macben, tnsbeions
bere, petl ourb 6enieIbert mebrere bodbans
geiebene 6ortige 6ol5bGn0ler in bic 9ol5s
otebltGble tperben pertpiGelt perben.
asa ,,,oLon~o,, no o.Lo,, 4,,orh+o, SoLS
ober ac6t iunge WtGnter, pelc6e itcb fir
minourtic5e Gow6oDS auSgaben, bas
County Slap inn Staate Snbia1a unfider
unb iblu9en t6r 6auptquartter in Dem
StGbt6en GorD auf. sic tparen robe,
tpiiite 8uri6en, nit benen eS aller Nu9en7
bltGe &rafebl CAB; teult6 9lbeno aber
6rabtcn ite cincn &aoa1 5u Stan6e, in
tpelcben meDr ais fiinf3e6n Ser Dnen berz
tpt6elt tpurben. Die @otpboDS betraten
ndmli6 neuIib Nbenb bie 8iQiam Stag9>
i6e S3anfpirt6i6aft unb forberten in
brobenoem Some @~etrGnte, fir pel6c ite
aber bte 8e5ablung Dertpeigcrten. 9arz
Beret, an tpelber fi6 aucb ntebrere antpez
ienbe 8iir9er beS SrteS bet6eili9ten; faft
cine StunOe lang DurOe nit Geuoloern,
8terglGlern unb anberen @urf9ei6olien
gefGmpft, bis 8Iut in StrOmen flOB. Sin
erLitt etnen S6doelbrub unb ie6s
Q(nbere tpur6en nibt unerbebIicb beriDul1z
set. 9er9Lei9en 9luftritte itnb iibrisens
in @orp feline Selter6ett.
= Scr Sta6trat6 BON 9es Wtoincs in
Soma bat nacb elmer ie6r itiirmtiben 8ez
nit ie6S gegen bret Sttmnlen cine
Geroronung angenOmmen, tpona3 in 0es
tpie in BEN am Wiiiilitppi 6elegez
men Std6ten Sotpa's Der Qusi6ant BON
8ier unb Spirit1olen in Speiiepirtbibdfs
ten g~eitattet 1peroen 1ou. 8enn Der
Sic @erorbnung nit ieitem 8eto
belcgt, tpirb ite barii6er bintpeg nocbmals
onQel1p1nr1en per0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

fes Ssrael", cine Set groBten characterization
6es mobernen Sronfreicbs. SIN 9onoon
itarb &arbinal Man1ing, Der itb bel alien
bebeutungSDpQen neutrality-suspicious. Inter
%nebnlungen un0 1O5talpolitiiben 6raoert
betbetligte. ST gait nicbt aactn ais Ser
traucnSmann bet &atboltfen unb 1pracb
ntcbt MIR bon Ser &an5el aus, 1onbern mar
ais moberner @ngldnber gleicbscitiq elm
feiBi9er Wtitarbetter Der groben polittihen
GeDteDS, in oencn ct bon Ieinem Stan6>
punfte aus bic Srdge1 6eS Sagcs bebanoeLte.
8efanntltp fungtrte ct ais Sbie6srichter
in Dem grOBen 9onboner 9odarbeiteritretf.
S6m fDlgte I'M Sobe nab 6er frans6iiid6e
&ar6inal 2aptgcrte, Elm Wann Dpn bebelz
TENDER Gbattraft un6 Nnregung. Sn Nfrifa
fGmpfte ct por NQem fit ictn Gaterlanb,
unb CT ipar eS au9, Ser 5uerit inter Sem
boben &leruS beiielben itcb offen in ben
9tenit Ser Gepublif 1te1te lln6 10 iene So
lttif etnleitete, Der lpGter ser 8apit ge7
folgt lit.
Qlm ~3tDeiten Siterfetertag itarb Srie6ricb
bon 8obenitebt, belien 9eben reidb mar an
bieliettt9en Nrbeiten ltnb Literariicben ST.
5eu9nifien. gr mar ais @raie6er in Wosfal&,
ais @Dmnaitallebrer in 9tflts, ais Sournaz
Lift in Srteit un6 8remen, ais 8rofeiior
Der ilaptiden Spra6en in Wiinben, ais
S6eaterinten6ant in Wleiningen tbGtig, un6
IN ieinen geiammelten @erfen ftn6en iib
neben &ulturbtlbern un6 9tetiebeicbretbunz
gen, aucb aus ben Ser. Staateu, 5ablret9e
l1eberlebungen bon 0icbtungen Sbafelpea7
res, 8ui6tin'S, %2ermantop'S, Gurgen7
iem's iomte ei9ene 9ramen, Sagen unb
@rSGblungen, @ebtchte unD Literarbtitorii4e
NbbanbIun9en. ollie btele @r6eiten itnb
9rDBtentbeils i3on bel 2eb3eiten beS Ser
faiiers pergeiien, unO es iiberleben i'm nun
bic 9teoer oes 0ftr5a S3affD, Die in Oem
3eitraum bon 30 Sabren mebr ais bunbert
Wtal aufgelegt murben. England ocrlor
letnen poeta laufeatus NlfreO Senniion,
0eien lpriicbe @eOtbte un0 einige 8allaOen
f%ortbauern tperbcn, tpGbrenb feline alters
i9ipaben 9ramen i6on BET ibrem @ricbei1
men ben Sooten angeDOrten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
y II d. E aeheiI1

9as nerbefferte elaftiT9e @ruGbano.
8ru6baro. iueLbes man Sag unb gta6t n
felt tra9eu FAM, beilt fiber leoel Brula
I66ft. &otalpge auf 9erLon0eu fre1
pro0e6 @laitic 2raB Co.. S22 8roabA
9tem Dort.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01
TOWN VALUATION.
A assessments. Polls Etc

The Selectmcn have completed the
schedules of valuation of the propcsif Of
the town for the year 1893 and hiso A.
ses,ed the take thereupon. The yalua-
ton of real estate Is -, OPS 90 personal
81 ,093. lsG. total. SELFISH. Thi- val
uation shows Il falling oil of s3l.2 III
real estate, and Of s5G,jl in personal g.
tates. Th"re are 1893 poll. 3 les Than
in 1892. The rate Of taxation j. 81 30 on
500 against Sill on 500 last year The
rate of poll tax i s2.5O. This includes
the highway tax, which in many towns
i "A separate assessment.
The following Is a list of the persons
ana companies IA, go, afs1poH whom tax
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01

Capt G., b, Knapp died at his home in
North New Portland, Thursday last,
after severe illness of about 10 days.
of heart disease, aged about - years
He was good citizen, Il worthy man.
and is sincerely mourned. He served
honorably in the war and MAS Il member
of the Grand Army.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01

President Cleveland Is NOW engaged
in a game of "iighting the devil with fire"
so far as the State of New York is con-
cerned. The Iammany chief with
Governor Flowers Is IA Subseryirnt tool
are raiding every Cleveland man who is
holding state Office, turning him out
and replacing him with II Hill or Muir
ply or rammany man aud the President
is putting Cleveland men, only. ON
guard. Hill and Murphy are using the
patronage of State offices to reward
their followers and Cleveland the GOV
eminent offices to reward his followers,
aud so the thing goes. The principal
difference between the twois that PrrSi-
dent Cleveland makes showing Of civil
service reform about it while the Hill
Murphy faction makes no such prcDenSc.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01

,
- = "''N 70 'e'' q man cent "3teh NJ j. 4h
man am he a tr,,d a.si.r,iof
Admitted The Facts.
\.,,.,,n.r EDITOR. is,. to ~. ,.,,. -s-.t.tIi mn
euing cir columns Tor statements BIT aware
-, ~ "a. N;i,s a. A., i, - -. -. Al. -
r,aker rom f,r the lieaing. r. NJ Do,,rsl A.
hum, Ind who far ,yr var rotire4 /, .,,',oao.c-
IL in,fny n, III. null = ~ l4f -. 20. satrrder
he rdYli mo-, I,v IN !, lis beart fateeye h. yyas
ALARMED, Went 10 aerent dcctors foand no felief
h,,t an, boti ~ fr Mil W, Iies,. fs,,re r-.i
him The elegant bcek. .Seg and ,fa-,1irt
Facts " free al II " CYshf7y,s D,nt, SIR I,
lgY 1y M 5ri ng' ana Nervous Diseases and
The fair about which Chicago crew so an
winter is stlil in crude state.
Receivers Hi. speech.
AIpbonce Hemphling 81 summit township. Boy
la- e. PENN nd, =, - dsyi,..., RS ~. .i,,
ytar.cli son ,ybo had ST yIt8s Ds.~r far ,,yri,,.
Years, lost his speech wa eanplr,elv cured after
:lsif,g tbree bottlrs 81 pr NiIes Restorative \rr
vine, and also fecoyrfei his speech Thousands
iestity To onderia cures from asag II f. nervous
aisi1ses =. 1T M en-
vine cured Mrs " T. Re-ns. snu,h Bend Ind.
wh' haa pSen >In1ins YIN epnstaat he4d',Ae
urte in9nlns lrlaI t"iAe ana etE ant boon lee
al H. W Cush'n2 bfHs store.
Perhaps the strongest advocate Of an extra
s.ssion i ,onng MAJ, ,rhrse best ,s-l-. ,,a-,,.,
hold hin, down T. an. cai1 a Xrcel-
Eel Dead.
Th,s. word. are ve,v ,ar,,iIi.r Ia an- -.,4ars rs
moi a day passes wiihopt the repert tn sadien
death O.. some prominent ciizt- Tn extltosti1r
J.. ilC H. - /. ~ .,
Pl Pa in >ide ,motberi-e saells, sWdiea Aakie .
Asthfiatic Ereatbinp. Weak and Hungry spells.
cart ar MA rrrpuT Pasr Thgse stpta ' 9,'s mean
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Gsa purely vegetable remedy pr,p pared from
rare medicinal plants, perfect remedy for
coughs colds Yourselves, los OF voice,
whoopiu1 cough hrouehi :, the first stages of
consumption, alaYS aIl soreness Of The lungs
and chest, aud gives perfect satisfaction. 1t Is
the greatest medicine Of Tie axe 10 strengthen
The lung tissue. n AMI iue per bottle AZ 10
land r Patterns drug store
some girls who lock sHeel arr ra rely sugar
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01

Read what Mrs. Lucy NJ KEITH says from out
of the fulness Of 4 grateful heart.
Gentlemen:
My age is sXty-two years. Atthc age of thirty
| was attacked with Erysipelas OF the head and
face in its most severe form For years would
have three or four attacks yearly Myface would
be swollen that could not see for weeks. Year
y the attacks increased in severity and frequency
until my blood was in such condition that | had
i almost constantly. Life was burden to me-
The disease affected my head and brain. | thought
should become insane My sutferngs were ter
rbe. AT last was confined to a darkened room
and thought should never recover, when my
physician prescribed Dalton's Sarsaparilla for my
blood. commenced to take it the Spring OF 1855,
and took it three months, it entirely renovated
and purified my blood from all humor and since
that that time have not had vcstige or sym
ptom Of Eryspeas. My cure is wonderful. |
cannot speak too highly in praise of Daltons Sar-
saparilla.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. KEITH,
Belfast, Me-, Dec. IS, 1899. No. 2 Alto St.
Prepared by DALTON SARSApARILlA CO., Belfast, Me.
Use Daltons Pills and Plasters. also Dalton's
Liquid Dentfrice for the Teeth and Gums
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MERIT ACKh0ML EDGED
BY the Sisters of Mercy,

The Kickaroo Indian Remedies Found
TO be Invaluable mt IA Famous New
England Preparatory School Their
lie Is Always Found TO be Beneficial.