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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
EDITOR TART's SENSATION.
Corruption Great the Panama Anai
He Says. Exists In Canada.

Corruption Great as the Panama Affair,
He Says. Exists In Canada.
MONTREAL, Jan. A sensation was caused
here today by J. p. Israel Tart, the editor of
lie Canadian, who is opposing the government
candidate in L'Islet by his issuing a long mani
festo, which srraigns the government severely.
Mr.. Tart associates reform in the tariff and
free access to the American markets for Cana
dian farm products.
After reciting what has been done in the party
Mr.. Tart winds up follows; The ministers
and those who feed at their manger are making
striking efforts TO prevent my election. They
prefer to have in the house flexible and
plant men. They afraid of investi-
cations and of new revelations that
would show that in our country there exists a
system of public dissoluteness and corruption
quite terrible as the one which has just been
unearthed in France In the Panama affair. In
France the police have just taken their cause in
hand. l ask you to follow their example"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
CONDEMNED LOCALS.

Is the Court in General Term today the Allen
Mci.aue will case hearing Was resumed =
1 BILL for "a divorce filed today by Mag
gle Cooper. through Messrs Barr aud Thomp-
son. against Frank Cooper. The charge is,
desertion.
ANA WAsHISGToS. colored woman of
twenty three wears. called at the second pre-
cinct station house this morning in a very sick
conditioa- She was sent to the Freedman
Hospits..
ROBERT BEALL sends the North American
Review for January.
In the Circuit Court. division ?. Justice
Bradley accepted the following jurors this
morning: Rich III. Guy, II. 4. Garrison. 4. Is.
Gregory. NAPOLEON Bouyet. Albin Chaplin. =.
Cross, ". 5. Lee. Thomxs Cissel. Walter Y.
Carter and Marshau Priest;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
IN WALL STREET TODAY,
A Number of Buying Orders Sent tn
PRICES I'm.

Prices Up.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-The stock market
opened very irregular. Manhattan frst sold at
1851, broke to 1881 and rallied to l541S.
Reading was heavy and on large transactions
fell to 1915. Union Pacific and American
sugar were firmer. The grangers ruled quiet
The stock market took "a sharp upward turn
soon after the opening, under the leadership
of Manhattan, which jumped 21S points
from the lowest to 156. There were liberal
buying orders for other stocks under the in
fluence of which Union Pacific rose q to 4OIl
Reading g to 5O1a. american sugar, q to
ll33s: preferred, to 101; American cotton oil
to 431s: Chicago gas, 81 to 80; distilling and
cattle feeding, q to 65sI, and Western Union,
q t 951s.
In the case of Union Pacific a number of
buying orders were executed for Boston &C.
count, the demand being stimulated by yester-
day favorable developments in regard to the
financial condition of the company.
At IL o'clock Manhattan was down to l541%
and the general market was steady at frac-
tional reaction from the best figures.
Sales of listed stocks up to noon were 12O, 1879
shares and of unlisted stocks, %, 1907 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
IN THE REPUBLICANS FAVOR,

Two Contested Election Cases In Kansas
Decided Against the Populists.
TOPEKA KAs., Jan. 4.-The supreme court
this morning decided two of the four legislative
contest cases which were argued be-
fore the court yesterday. In the Jackson
county case where Edward Shellenbarger
(populist) contested the election of Nick Kline
republican,, the petition for mandamus was
refused and Nick Kline will take part in the
organization of the house
In the Republic county case. where some of
the tickets were misprinted the court held
that the error was evidently clerical one and
that the voters using the tickets should not be
dIsfranchised. The case was decided against
the populists
The republican managers claim that it is a
settled fact that they will organize the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
MURPHY GETS KINGS COUNTY.
Patronage and Committee Chairmanships
Will he Given for Votes

will he Given for Votes.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
ALBASY. y. y. Jan. 4.-The call for the DEM
ocratic caucus on [. :. Senator was issued to-
day. Ii will be held on Tuesday morning. jan
uary 10. one week before the election and six
DAYS sooner than was anticipated. This is a
Murphy move. and it is expected will cut off
the growth of opposition. which delay would
permit TO become greater. Thus far there has been
no head to the opposition in this CITY and unless
a candidate Is put forth before the 10th instant
the caucus will be heavily for Murphy The
Kings county delegation will go into the eau
cu- and they viii vote for Murphy if the leg,s-
latIve patronage and committee charmanships
are parceled out To suit them. This viii be
done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
WHITE YET LACKS A VOTE.
He Has Not Enough to Secure senator Eel
tons seat.

tons seat.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 4.-Both houses or
ganized yesterday. the democrats controlling
the assembly and the republicans the senate.
This throws over the election of United States
Senator two weeks. Stephen White, the lead
ing democratic candidate. claims he has secured
Burke. the uon-partisan who caucused with the
democrats. and also Carlson. the independent.
IL he has these two he lacks only one
vote Whites enemies. however, have begun
To talk OF a dark horse and have mentioned
Lloyd Ievls. who recently retired from the
presidency of Wells. Fargo Cos Bank and
Express Company. Tevis is one of the ablest
hnaneIers on the coast aud Is worth nc, 900 ,OOO
He has political ambition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Baltimore Market.
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER.
The state Department Informed of Senior
Muruaga's appointment.

According to the dispatches from Madrid
three different persons have been appointed
Spanish ministers to the United States within
the past two weeks. The first was the Marquis
Bendana. the Spanish minister to Turkey;
the second was Senior Muruaga formerly min
lister to Mexico and subsequently minister to
the United States, and the third. whose ap-
polntment was announced this morning, is the
Duke Almodovar lie Valley.
In order to get at the true state of the case
SO far as possible STAR reporter questioned
Secretary John W. Foster at the State
Department this afternoon and ascertained
that cable message received from
the American minister at Madrid yesterday an
nouncing Senior Muruaga's appointment as
minister to Washington.
1t was explained, however, that a change
may have been made subsequently, of which
the department has not been informed.
Senior Muruaga has many friends here ard
would be welcome acquisition in the diplo-
matte circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Senator Allison and tn. Monetar, Conference,

Senator Allison and the Monetary Conference
When asked this morning il it was true that
he intended resigning a member of the inter
national monetary conference when Mr.. Har-
rison's administration ended Senator Allison
neither denied nor confirmed the rumor. He
simply said: Il may; but that is not worrying
RE now. l certainly viii not do it now. and
whether 1 will when Mr.. Cleveland takes his
seat is a matter that the future can take care
of"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
MURDERED BY WOMEN.
He Was the Husband of One and the Step
father of the Other.

father of the Other.
VALPARAISO, IND. Jan. 4.-The trial of Mrs.
Gerardy and Mrs. Casting for murder is on the
docket for today in the Stark county circuit
court. 1t is alleged that last fall they muir
dered Mr.. Gerardy. the husband of Mrs.
Gerardy and the stepfather of Mrs. Casting.
The murder took place in the southern part of
Stark county.
1t is charged that the two women knocked
the man down with an and then chopped and
hacked him to pieces. 1t is alleged that they
called in a nsighbor and showed him the work.
The neighbOr started to San Pierre and gave the
alarm. The dresses Of the women when they
were arrested were covered with the blood Of
the man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander W
Maynard has been detached from command
of the Pinta and ordered to return to Washing
ton and report at the Navy Department. As
sistant Surgeon c. C. +. Bagg has been de-
tached from the Naval Hospital, Mare Island,
Cal, and ordered to the Mohcan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 4-The Curio Supply
Company has come to grief in the United States
district court This is the company which used
the mails for the purpose Of securing buyers Of
confederate money. The company had its head
quarters a. Van Buren,, No., and was resping
a rich harvest when swooped down upon, hav-
ing dupes in every state in the Union. The
liam and A. Cheiton, were allowed to plead
guilty OF using the United States mails with
fraudulent intent. They were fined $3.50 each
with costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

SDUBLIN, Jan 4.-Ihe evicted tenants COM
mission resumed its session today, Sir James
Mathew presiding. Mr.. Dillon made an earnest
plea IN behalf of the reinstatement of evicted
tenants. Mr.. Dillon informed the commission
there we're thousands OF evicted tenants. whose
condition was so PitIable that it constituted a
menace To the public peace. and he urgently
advised that measures be adopted for relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 4-Young
Tomlinson. who few weeks ago left home sud-
denly after forging his father name, on Friday
wrote that he wanted to come home. Last
night his father was at the train 70 meet and
forgive him. just ar the brakeman called out
Charlottesville young Tomlinson placed a
revolver u his head and fired. His father re-
ceiyed him a corpse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Della ChappeIl has purchased for el<.7is7e
~ n a. Mciihenny subs 80 90 IS and ~ 20
Ss. square siI, 76 BY los feet. corner OF sth and
4 streets, and IS by l23, corner Of 9Th and 1
streets northwest.
for O.. s25 LOT 10, block 10. IS. block Is. 10
and II, block II. 10 aud II, block Z, Metropolis
View.
r. W. Walker has bought of W. u. walhsr
for q, 500 part lot 30, Nj Peasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4.-Ten days ago a
mine on the line of the Lonotz railway was
flooded by the sudden ingress of large volume
of water. The miners had set of blast and
the explosion was followed by rush of water
that the pumps were not able to cope with. The
miners fled and all managed to get to the sur
face i'll safety except eight men. who. it was
supposed had been drowned in the workings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Committed Suicide 10 Escape Haprin,

DEs MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 4.-Peter Suffer, the
rich German farmer who murdered his wife
last Thursday, committed suicide in the county
Jail at 10 o'clock this morning. A barber went
to the Jail to shave him and laid aside IA razor
Suffer seized it and nearly severed his head.
dying instantly. He left lengthy letter
written last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Eoers,ers Bondsm~n Trying tn Escape,

ST. LoUIs, Jan. Am the criminal court
Jndge Edmunds has directed the grand jury to
investigate the shortage in the city treasury
aad % indie; II necessary all concerned therein.
The council committee is still investigating and
mas not get through for a month. In the
meantime the bondsmen are searching for
loOphole 10 escape paving their Indebtedness
TO the city, but so far they have not succeeded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
FIGHTING OVER A MURDERER.
Seven of the Sherif7s Posse Killed While
Defending Him From Lynchers.

Defending Him From Lynchers.
JOHNSON CITY, tenn, Jan 4.-Last night a
masked mob of 500 men entered the Jail at
Bakersville, n. c., and took Calvin Snipes.
who had murdered Isaac Osborne. a
prominent citizen o. Mitchell county,
to dense forest abou. half
mile away and lynched him. Seven of the
sheriff posse were killed in their efforts to de-
fend the prisoner. About twenty-five of the
mob were killed, and among the dead and
wounded some of the most prominent men in
the county were the unfortunates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Escaped From Jail During Religion. Serv.

GUTHRIE. OKLA, Jan. Ellsworth Wyatt,
the member of the Dalton gang who was cap
tured In Indiana and brought here to answer
for many crimes and who is also wanted at
Greensburg. han. for murder. escaped from
jail here last evening during services by the
salvation Army in the Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

SAN Francisco, CAL, Jan. 4.-Clara King.
the young woman who accidentally stabbed and
killed Sidney Mccoy while participating in pri-
waite thsatricals on New Year eve, has been ex-
onerated by the coroner's jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

SILVER PURcHAsEs--The Treasury Depart
ment today purchased s6s, 900 ounces of silver,
as follows. 25 900 ounces at 30 So. 60. 900 ounces
S0.sSl0. 10000 ounces at sO.s3l5. 100 .OOC
at SO.S320, 533 600 ounces at 20. SS25. The
offers were 1.O0s, 600 ounces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Omcial Count I'm OREGON.

SALEM. ORE, Jan. 4.-The official canvass Of
the vote Of the state at the recent election shows
the following results: Harrison. 50, 002; Cleve-
land, 14.24S; Weaver. 10. 1875; Bidweli. 1881;
Pierce (democratic-people slsctor). 5,sSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Pres. Clubs VIII Meet at st. Paul.

CHICAGO. Jan. Maj. VI. p. Handy has
been informed that it has been decided to hold
the next convention of the international league
OF press clubs at ST. Paul. Nav Is. 10 and 90
These dates have been selected in order that the
delegates may participate in the press congress
at Chicago during the week of May %:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
The Last EnIort for Cross.

The Attorney General today completed his
review o. the case Of Cross and has submitted
his report thereon to the President
number of ladies and gentlemen called on
the President today in behalf OF Cross aud hled
a petition for the communication OF ms sentence
to imprisonment for hfe
The President listened carefully TO their re-
marks and promised 20 give the case his care
ful consideration The impression ~ hat
Cross will be given . life sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

TIRE LITTLE Rock EPrDEMIc.-surgeon Gen.
eral wyman of the marine hospital service has
ordered q bacteriologist and an assistant sur
geon TO Little Rock. Ark, to investigate the
epidemic in the prison at that place. They will
also 60 to Helena, Ark, whsre tho prisoners
were formerly IN camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Senator Kenna Better.

Senator kenna is better this morning. Better.
DIR. Chiffon thinks. than he has been since SAT-
urday. on which day DIR. Chiffon arrived here.
The Senator passed good night and is stronger
and brighter this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION.

st. Thomas College at Scranton, Pa, in
Flames.
SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. 4.-St. Thomas College
is in flames and doomed to certain destruction.
Loss will be heavy.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 4.-Flames are now I'M
der control. The upper floors of the building
are badly damaged. while torrents of water
have caused much destruction on the lower
floors. The loss cannot yet be estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
d At the Wong Tint.

From the Chicago News Record. = s. p;
He (suitipg action to Words ''Here, I've got
you under the mistletoe."
Shetrebukiug his impudence) -"afr. Swizsles,
you forget yourself! This isn't q hammock a.
. summer resort"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.

Miners at Coal Greek. Tenn, Fire Upon the
state Troops.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. A restless dis
position has been noted for the last few DAYS
among the miners at Coal Creek. The state
troops have been fred upon recently and the
military authorities are preparing for more
trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

The L. S. s. THETIs has arrived at Sa II Diego.
Cal, from San Francisco on her way TO the
coast of Mexico to make deep sea SCUM dings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

William Summers, member Of the British
parliament for Huddersfeld. and Q liberal home
ruler of considerable influence, died in Alaha-
bad last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Na1ne.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson / Mccartney l4I0 T street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
THr Base AND TIE Asr1DorE

Ous ITTTHE GROCER WANTS CASH
1 THE BAKER WANTS CASH
i TIE BUTCHER WANTS CASH
c.sds TEE coal MAN INSISTS OF CASH
And there .sr.t Inncs ready money left
Sg.frs after y5u-ve hu~h~l al! these clsmorings
c0F ca-h-,l-h-,lsh.
Rthes Ne don't .raH. cash You can bCy all
the FURNITURE. CARPETS. and
A. pRArrEIES Of Us you want-and be as
io1s paying FOR them a. you please. We
rsn doa't err. how small al income you
t-v--tu
' E.,rr1,r1r CErDIT SYSTEM
Aa,a-:- ths payments to your
r.-rs
D1s-5 - afr-.I 70 ask Cor credi:-Its
on business 70 give it to YOU You won't
ie pa, into financial strAight-.acIet
IA si;hs- Your a--resIlent Is bond enough
f,.as
sau.- io~ aboa; the Payments. A easy as
~i=l.uE-TO1 make a snail deposit when
fsefiag IN I.cs on: what you waat-YoGr s~lec-
tcn- a-e seat home imInsiistey-a and
raA each w.el or each M nth. # i: Is handler
fo- yoI-you cgt little OF the balance
AS dIe
IE4i's uha; wed call '-EYafabls' Credit
rtcL Thor sat- 4t~tt~r-uor a bi--Eer-s-o,k
tilu or.-s 20 huy fr7In-and nobody else
segibor s1s.syo your own way do
Horsr X HrrnuAxx
o. AZ, ,rst o.. .FyF>sru CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

CHrRnr Prcron,L.

MANY A LIFE
Haseeen lost because Of the taste Of cod livsr-ol
II scO;t- Emulsion did nothing more than take that
taste away u you'd live % some At least o.
H. tsat rut n too long the Of recovery
u do--m0 It's h.if-d,Ss-sed already II slips
trough the stomach ..n bvst-lIth Itso-- to make
.sr-ns-h when eo,I-Iiver oil would be burden
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. l3a sOath 5,h ave
me New IoTk-
Your d-uzzisr keep. SCOTS Emulsion Of eod-iiver
dial druggists everywhere do. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Horsr X IIrrRuAxx.
81. Oh. r,i. g. SEVENTH ST,
al H8 MASS. AVE NV
GRAxp RsrRrxs SAFE
I'LL $ T !: = T. T.
ss,s 4 i 90 ks SIS

sHoFs Hsvius Dad nv ,tc-e 10 the Ores,
rLuf- 'lt-Uo-> ~si1u IA IsH1afy. ! have decided
-noEs r-fir~ after .ri-.-sai sud AZ; prosper
shoEs IN risr O. d - nv u..Iueu.- stock Of
sHuss l.asiae '0ENNpRf IIRfNG SALE aud
- - htH- '- u rrl'-- r. nu- shoe way below
shu-S IEs "',rsrd ret,-ins SALE oner, you an
80 srlert init5 p, ~upT.y y,tr~slf with shoes
siiJ, in- - 10 j. t-- irsriiiy ssrifi,.
- l. J. out ~ I.nusry AZ! tn she's must l.
- p tass a. q t~ are tisF~-uiu. that they shall
srrT- have Away b~~r lo~ Jus they a.. :, low
a. a. O. - hsf'Ly nlar~ than nominal
50 y $50 tl- items bel,v and cunsiis- the
.ll prtr~-. H-f 30 tuTI dsn'- AuJth suit
tfots yuu. r-fr-rir they r. DOT ali-tney ar. ou.y
siots 49, sgf - "a. saass bsr<ans ~ ur~r
NlitN Nll Shoe ~ urb boy styles pro
shtS o-is-l So Ally II tbs -s.son,s H-@r
sFs rf N 80 e 49, a-S ' Or suS Hai s said
sh,,ks ai.ut ts~nf.r 81. Rs'ir,ae pries 81
~ = tsruv-r'- ~oft shoes for tender Witch
rit.l~ ss!l REGULARLY for e. y Es'trtHs Prsce.
snors Ni.usr sho~ Co : lin. LADIES' sho~-
rnlE- hrEllsriv 81 far 50 -. Al the I.rfIrta.
IrHOi- Brsr - =. - aud 80 20
shols N~~ha. Bay ald Youths Shoes which
Xritfc -ru r-T'tsrJ fnr e. and -. 80 at fhs Re
rho1s W wtl aI-o or-r special discount q -
~itt> ~ rsil - elegant line - Co~lss Broth
ehuls - toi lorhs~terl Misses aud Children'-
-Eul- frs ~hs-~. Th--- -ho-~ have the reputa-
Enets tio1 = "at~esrinx any fUo par II ordinary
knOEs sSOuS sanrs Ina % % Shes. noe 50
Sh0is 81 . - F1ss VIZ o. '''''a our az
na.is $780,. ss''s ssl'esa 70 oct oct 10. a
- ha~s. rssasdisss n PROFIT
TaJES
fsois JAcoB BooL.
Engis 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Franklin, ssS bid. 81 asked Metropolitan e bid 81
asked. National Union. IS bid. = asked. Airing
ton lie bid. lss asked. Corcorsn. 20 bid. =
asked Columbia, las bid, le asked. Riggs,
- hid. asked Peoples. 81 hid 81 asked.
Lincoln, S% bid. - asked. Commercial. bid. -
asked Serman-Amcricar $50 hid. ST. asked. Poio-
mac. ~ bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Celuma.a Tile a.. I'D
~ asked. Real Estate Title. Us bid. - asked
Gas and Electro Light stocks-Essai gton Ca.
As. DID 49,, asked L. Electric ligut- Ia 30.
las asked GectgetowD Gas as hid. - asked.
Telephone Stscks-- American Grapaopao6e. z
old. asked. Chesapeake sbi folo 4. hid. --
asked Pennsyivsnis. "a BID, - asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks Washington Market IL
bid, asked. Great Fails Ice, : BID - asked.
Boil Ran Panorama 40 DID, - 2skei. PneGnats
Grn earn age. 10 bid rs asked. Llnca Hal. 6
bid, - asked interocean Runcing, ~ I'D, 30
asked.
safe Deposit aud Trust Companies -EasAlarton
Loan and Trust, lS5 bid, i3S asked American
safe Deposit and Trust Co.. Is5 bid, 1893 asked
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. jan s.-FIour steadv-recsipts
lo,css barrels; shipments, s,59s barrels. Wheat
sirong-No. red spot "a; January, 5Ts: r. %
ruary, IS Mar, Ssa-receipts, 2S,se9 bushels Ntli-
ing wheat, by sample, t5aIs. Corn st-or g-l.x-a
spot, 49, January, As, bid; February, as oil,
May, 500 receipts i.o01 bushels shipIp euI. lt9
sol sushels White corn. BY sample. 4>a4l yellow
corn, by sample, 5ls52.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO. Jan. trosing). - wheat-Janusrv,
.2ta'29; May. Is>.assa4. Corn-Januar~. 4. !;
May, 46A. Oats-January, 3OI; Ma, ssAs5t
Pork-January. 1870; May, II.15. Lard-,Ianuary.
lo.es<; MAY, lols%. Short ribs-Isnuary, s.ieL:
MAY, 91Il<.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
THr BEs1


..nedy eoids. oouxn. All to- common Disorders
threat <nd inns, Cb~rry p-ctorali. mt
s----liy r-osu.ln-nd-i by, IN. r-"fs-s.on :tb--ss.
20 ne phlssrn ,ooths- inflammation al.y. painful
-.-rs,n. .-s fniue~. --pc.- In bronchitis sni
p,.uns.isn .rrr,- -t.-y rsii-f ami = Hnrtv.iai
.pronps an s-s-r'vr
E.urna.xcr MrprcrxE
= --snp rn-osf snf TIE sudden pulmonsry Dis
ss--. 20 whieh yuuns Children - liable.
Ayers cn~rry P-storAi h,s had wonderful effect
"a curins mJ h-o,her-- children - severe and dan
s.ro4. cold II w. truly .-tonls hinE how speedily
th.y found r~ief snd cured. after taking this
r--p.r.saon Ms AyNETTEN MoEN. Fountain.
Mum
AYFR-s
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Prepared ~ Dr J. c. AVER Co. Lowell. Mss,
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