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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-13

fined tracks, 20 thst " know where they
will come. There is two or thres weeks
more work to do. % that We will Be ready
for operation BY May /, which il the date
Get for the opening Of the road for the
regular running of passenger trains. We
are raising the grade above the highest
water known in oil the low places west OF
Sultan. SO that We shall escape such difi-
culties - We had during the food last fall.
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General Agent NAdeau, Of the Northern paeis,
read Was in Tacoma yesterday.
c ]. smith. general manager of the Oregon
Improvement Company. left last night .or Cali.
foTnia-
The pi!ing Of tie long trestie on the Column is
& Puget soasd road st Maple Valley is being
rsnessa, ard = number of new ties are being
pQt in tie track all sioag the road.
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The New Narrow Gauge Tim. Card

The change IN the passenger time card
on the Northern Pacific road will necessi-
tate change on the Columbia & Puget
Sound also. The latter will also MAKE
arrangements for running trains on the
Maple Valley branch in close connection
with those on the Franklin line The
time card Is nov in course of preparation
and il IS not possible at present 10 saw how
trains will run.
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EXPLOITS AND IMPORTS.
Puget Sound Shipped o488.376 Worth
Of Goods in March.

PoRr TOWNSEND. April 12.-[Special.]E
The exports from Puget sound last month
were greater than for several months past.
During the month 436, 96l bushels of wheat,
valued at $500 ssh; SPAS barrels of -four.
valued at $27,O67, and 10, 531, 900 feet of
lumber, valued at $loS, $50. were shipped to
foreign countries. Following is a list of
countries and the value of the merchan-
disc shipped from this district to each
divine tho month.
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THROUGH RATES TO SLOGAN.


Seattle Merchants.
The Great Northern railroad has ar.
ranged for through traffic between Seattle
and other points on the Coast lines and
points in the Kootenai and Kaslo-S!ocsn
districts of British Columbia by connec-
ton at Bonner's Ferry with the steamers
OF the Columbia & kootenai Steam Navi-
cation Company. Hitherto there have
been no through rates, and the cost of
transportation from the Sound has been
80 high that Spokane has enjoyed a prac-
teal monopoly of the trade OF the region.
The rates now established will enable Se-
attic merchants to compete on something
like equal terms with those Of Spokane.
The tariff took effect on April 10. and the
merchandise rates frem all points on the
Coast lines to Nelson, Ainsworth. Hem
dryx. ksslo. Pilot Bay or Balfour, B. c.,
are As follows. in cents per loo pounds:
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MONTEREY, Mex, April i2-It is r..
ported here today on good authority that
the Monterey & Mexican railroad viii
soon pass into the hands of {. p. Hunt.
ington. OF the Southern Pacific Company.
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ElIssroS, Mont, April is-ispecia al Pas
sengers oa No;iaern pae,ac train No l:
~. sastl. j. z. Foods. $ l. Agnai, L. Fehls-.
Mrs. Bret, I. Davis. 6. Mills. e T. Cain sad
wite, Miss " Gale. {. b. Putnam and eighty
oscoDd clAsA
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STILL EXTENDING WESTWARD.


and Building to Yellowstone.
A Sheridan. Wyo., dispatch says: EN-
gineer Jones, Of the Burlington. is outfit
ting gang here to run grade lines across
the Crow reservation and to Great Falls,
Mont. Fitzpatrick Bros. q Coiling. con-
tractors, are advertising for 1000 men for
teams and for ties. It is expected the road
will be pushed on from this point imme-
diateiy and that it will skirt the Yellow
stone national park in order to carry
Worlds Fair tourists to that Wyoming
wonderland
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Derangement of the liver, with constipation.
Injuries the complexion, induce psmples, How
skin Remove tie cause by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Oae dose Try them.
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Mr.. J. ". searls, travelling freight agent of
the Great Northern At ST. Paul, has been ap-
pointed general live stock agent OF the whole
system. with headquarters 81 (irea; Fa IL. Mont
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This is the great week in the Harrington 4
Smith closing out sale. Windows, 81 Is 10 81 Is:
bnggies, wagons, scrapers and hardware out OF
sight oil cost.
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Waybiils of freight destined for British
Columbia points must be accompanied BY
certified copies Of invoices. which are re-
quired by the Canadian customs officers s,
the boundary.
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JUST WHAT 1T MEANS.

The Real Cause ofa Cold Explained and
How Easy tits to Stop It Every Time.
Nothing Is more common atthis season OF the
year than the expression ~ have a bad cold"
but 1t means something far more serious than Is
generally supposed. 1t means that the person
who has taken cold Is in a bad state OF health
WhyY Because person IN good health easily
Teslsts cold But lot the health nag little, let
the stomach become deranged, let tho nervous
system get out OF order, and chill i easily
taEen, II goes 10 tho weak spot ana cold Is the
result
WEAKNESS, Is the most general a tired man
who comes home az night from long days
work, or weary woman whose household
duties are wearing and tearing, are the common
victims Of u colo. II Is FERROUS because every
time u fresh cold Is taken the body Is made
weaker so that grip pneumonia, consumption,
aud other wasting diseases lind an easy fonlhOld,
But you Ask, how shall colds and their danger
Gus results DO prevented? There Is only, one
way Keep the blood in a healthy circulation,
the stomach IN good working order and the
nervous system strong aud active To do this a
pure slimulRnt must be taken, preferably, pure
whlskey, There arc many so called Whistles In
the market but there Il only one pure medl'
Cinal whiSkey and that Is Dniy's pure malt.
by physicians, prOie giouul mth and women, as
we'll as br thousands OF people who use II US u
means Of keeping healthy and well, proves this,
Do not be induced 70 try any ho'called, but IN
tOrior whlsRey which your druggist or grocer
may recommends insist upon getting what yOn
ask for There Is nothing else that can accom-
pIsh the same object.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
q cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
rs directed, giving II n fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
tho bottle and have your money refund.
cd. We could not mako this offer did
wo not know that Dr.. Kings New Dis
covory could DO relied oil. II never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'S drug storu Large size Doc.
and 81. 2
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A euro for Pneumonia.

Pneumonia and kindred affections of
the lungs can BIO easily prevented and
cured by using an absolutely pure stim.
ulant such as is used and recommended
by tho best physicians. Your doctor
will toll you that Klein's "Silver Age"
or "Duquesne" Rye Whiskies nre abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant in
the world to fortify the system against
the inclemency OF tho weather. Silver
Ago sells for 81 80 per quart aud Du.
quesne at 81 20. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
free.
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A Good Thing for Coughs md Colds

The moro Uhamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy Is used the better 1t Is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. It's good when your
cough Ia seated and your lungs arc sore.
1t is good In any kind Of cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF IT and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stodnan & Friedman, druggists, Min.
nosota Lake, MINI,
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Instant relief experienced and q pOr.
maneht euro by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy III tho world-0tto's
euro for throat and lung diseases, Why
will you continue TO irrItate your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagont,
will furnish you FREQ sample bottle Of
this great guaranteed relnedyP Its
success Ia simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell YOU. Otto's Cure is
now sold In every town and village on
this continent. samplOl irOo. Large
bottles 6Oc.
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Wheeling BrIdne & Terminal Ry
limo Table No g. to takp OHuc. 1901 a. IN.
SUNDAY NpyONblr y 1871!

limo TnbIoNo & 70 tnk1 OlIloi ll.0l d. m,
SUNDAY November y 49,!
Leave Wheeling .-tj,Il t6ilo ms .tli1) tl.lJ,
1915. llO!9, til!5l a. M, li!iil, ti;D, tIiOJ.
t3ii0. ol.9j "5'lj 10 40 y IN,
Leave Peninsula -tSh6, tO;lS, t7in t9n1,
taiSl, 1851. tlO;9l. ollib7 q nj si2iIi tiijI
Leave Terminal .tunctlon-l6n tGilh ,7i2l,
SiOiDJ 'l0Al. tiilI n nj i!lj, TAN SliiD,
sj,i6 tj,E. tj,M 1928 tiOillp m,
Leave Langhlln's Mlll-t7ill tii'iS n IN
leave 10 Has Cromins-t7iD, tli'io a. IN,
tiil0 el!Il, ebilgp. m
Sbally tbAIly OSrCpt sunday. lsnndAyl only
All trains viii RIM OH Eastern Tiule, Clock IN
tho TsleSraph ohico AZ Wheeling, Is the stand
LE TAussiG, Superintendent
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio. conducted by MIS- ROSE NJ
SWEENEY. will be opened IN connection with
MrS. Harris School. September H. iu the school
building. Pencil, Charcoal aud Crayon Draw.
ing Oll aud Water Color5 and China Painting.
Pastel, Clay.modeling and AT Ensmellng WI!
been conducting Art Glasses With marked
success in the east for the past five or SIS
years. Further inquiry may DO made OF MISS
ROSE NJ SWEENEY 6l3 Main street. or Mrs:
NJ. Stevens Hart IN MaIp street, or at the school
rooms on aud after Monday. September Il
nni2
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WOODS PHoSPHoDINE,
THERE IS A MEDICINE

Composed of tho essential virtues OF natures
remedies. roots, barks, herbs and berries, aud
possessing marvellous curative powers over all
useGso' 81 the stomach liver, kidneys, bowels
Imnul5lool. This medicine known RS DuriOoE
dyspepsia, BllOnSncss, Constipation, Headache,
bai blood, Scrolula etc that tho ptoprgtors
now guarantee it, aud viii refund tho price to
any person not satisfied after using tho whole or
IhH OF lhe first bottle. II costs YOU but n cent a
Ho'n, then why suffer when YOU run no risk oi
loSt IN trying u remedy which has cured no
many others II also proves wonderfully sue.
ceSiul 70 curing Scroiulous swclling4 aud can.
cerpuS dielNeS, convincing evidence Of which
We VIII Seiiu by mail on application to
FOSTER, MlLDURN& CO.,
ImIInln V
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MRS. HART SSCHOOL.

To accommodate young ladIoS who
may wish TO pursue a course Of study
outside Of tho regular school regime,
elective claSSOt or private instruction
will DO provided III English, claSsleL
Latin. Modern Languages, Mathematics
and the Natural Sciences. These cl1Ssei!
parlor and Will be conducted as Special.
tics hy the several members Of the faculty
connected With our school
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A theft which borders on tho daring
was committed In part Of tho general
sessions In New York city one dry TO.
comfy. A thief entered tho court aud
is reported to have stolen the forcman's
chair from the Jury box,
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RAILROADS.
Wheellnn & lam Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. October /, lSJ! trains
will run as follows city timc;
LEAVE WHEELiNG--"60 100 O. IN, 100 a. m, 500
a. IN. 300 u m. 1000 a. IN. ll:0o a n. 1900 IN.
IN 6 R I'M Too '; D. R SoS ooS 81
LEAVE Elm GRovE-NG.Ooa a. M, 7:ooa m. SOL
a M ' Goa m, 1000 n N. 1li00A m, 1900 IN.
p, IN. 900 p. IN, 7:O0p III, 800 p. IN. Ol0 p
ino 10 10 p. M
eDailc. except Sunday
SuHDAY-Church trains leavU Elm Grove az
0.4S a in. and Wheeling at 1911 p IN.
H. Il WEISgkRBEtl
mi UanHrdl Naua1ap
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NEW YoRK, April 1S--The petroleum market
was practically neglected, but firm III tono
throughout. Pennsylvania oil spot mono. May
options, snleS GO,OOO barrels. The only quota.
tons was GgKc
on Cry, PA, April ls.-oponed Of 60c; highest
6qlSc; lowest Gbc: closed Gg,6C sales 20 OCO bar.
rcls clearances 1900 barrels: shipments Vl sos
barrels; runs 1850 barrels
PITTSBURGH, PA. April IN Opened at 6gtSo;
closed ut G0l+c; highest GOAc; lowest GgISc.
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lIarry-."i think Mabel pruyn would
Just MI the bill as vito for mo.
Jack-"GrNntod but could YOU foot 1t. u
-Erch1D1n
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NEw YoRx, April lS,--i'lg iron quiet al $40 "a
MA co. Copper steady, lake 81 o Lead Quiet
at s. TO- Tin nrmcri stfnILs so ~
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ElNANoE ANp TRApE
Tho Features Of tho MOaey and Stool
Markets.

The Features Of tho MOaey and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE, April l8.-Noney on call easy
at 81 to per cent; last loan per cent, clos
ing offered at4 per cent Prime mercantile paper
6a7 per cent Sterling exchange firm at 81 S6Isa
$50, Sales SOS, 800 shares.
The speculative temper at the stock exchange
underwent u marked change to-day The bears
were in the ascendant aud succeeded In bring
Ing about general decline on the feeling Of I'M
certainty created by the continued gold ship,
monts 10 Europe. II was currently reported
that o. 100000 gold would 90 forward by satur'
days steamers, and that anywhere from 81, 900, :
900 10 S5,0OO000 would be shipped next week
This would bring tho treasury gold reserve bC-
low the Sl0O0O1,00O marx, which events the
bears claim. with confidence, they would sue
coed Iu bringing about serious disturbance In
values. on the other hand, It Is said, that lead
ing bankers aud others who presumably under
stand the financial situation take anything but
gloomy view OF the outlook, and that tho fact
that Drexel, Morgan & CO. have undertaken the
work OF reorganizing the Richmond Terminal Is
accepted as proof positive that that firm takes O
hopeful view OF the money market, During the
afternoon the pressure 70 sell became quite pro
lOunced. and tho dealings We're attended with
considerable excitement Manhattan Missouri
Pacific, industriRls and CHANGERS were prom
nent In the downward movement. The market
closed heavy In the end
NalrOnd bonds were Qulet. Sales sSS5,000.
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soME remarkable cures Of deafness
nro recorded 10 Dr. Thomas Ecl0ctriC
Oil, Never fails to cure headache.
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was without general change. As 10 appearances
tho market wns very quiet but thOrc was reason
70 believe that considerable business was being
done IN staple cottons ny we'll as In silk aud dress
fabrics, though IN quiet why.
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.N5Ez pennsylvania s.a.!ons:
IVIBgRRSyIVdRid Inga.|
Troina Run h. Contrnl Time.

TirNEr OFFICER AT pENNsYtyASA STATtoN o.
WATEn 81, FOOr or ELEvTNrH TT, WHEELING
At McIUuR iiOuuE, NHrrLiNd, AND ~ TuE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION HhlDdEroNr.
pnrruwiFr SYSTEM" PAN llrntE llouTE"
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EDUCATIONAL
PHONOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

The monthly examination OF students IN the
Shorthand Department OF tho WHEELING
business COLLEGE was held In College
Hall Friday, the 24lh ult. Glass No. gained
iirst In general RVerRgc; No. 2 first ~
writing familiar work; No first speed
IN translatng MISCELLANEOUS work Then each
member OF class No, |, namely: Miss Nettle
Dralnard. Of saltwater: o Miss Carrie stewart;
OF Martins Ferry, o.; Miss Mary Ritter. city, and
Miss Anna Lingau. city, passed a personal final
examination under q dlsInterested examiner,
writing 100 10 40 words 10 the minute OF un'
familiar miscellaneous matter, thus emitting
them to the highest graduating honors and 10
our beautiful Autographed Diploma Of the
Shorthand Department Of the under era duates,
a number presented especially iine work In
typewrItIpg and ponmanship. IN acquiring q
thorough knowledge Of shorthand. our students
make the quickest time Of 0ny school In this
country, which results entirely from tho great
simplicity OF our new method. Shorthand Sim
plIned," Of which we hold the exclusive copy:
right. and which includes the best points Of
the Htmanic, Graham and MunSon systems and
over which our students arc very enthusiastic.
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Sold on a PoSitive Guarantee.
oR. MlLES'PlLLS, so Doses 25crs'
I Sold by Druggists Everywhere mrlsNwFAwy
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. Docomher 10, PaSieuE!t
Trains Will run as follows: "DallH tDally Er
cent Sunday Central Tlmo.
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CHICAGO. April la-Cattle receipts 1900 hoad ;
shipments 1900 head; market slow and weak;
ors 81 2ha4 7G stockers 81 5Oa2 OO fat cows e. 10
8 Is. Hogs, receipts 10000 hend; shipments 1900
head: market active at 6dlOC higher; mixed
0Oa7 10: heavy 81 l6a7 %: light 20 oOa7 90.
sheen. receipts, 5000 head shipments 800 bend;
market steady; native ewes " b0ai 90; mixed
s. OOa5 80; grass Texans 81 81 westerns s. 2ja
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EAST LIBERTY. April la.--Cattle. receipts O2n
head: shipments $40 head; market steady aud
nents $3.50 head; market slow; hest tops 81 Goa
65, primo Workers and mixed S7iOa7 90 fair
light Workers 81 8Oa7 TO-, Sheep, receipts 2OO
hGad; shipments 400 head; market dull ut yes
tGrdays prices
CINCINNATI. April ls-ftogs lower At s. GOA
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Hardy county-Wheat and grass have
been very much retarded this season
on account Of dry weather, but they
are looking very much refreshed since
tho rain OF the 9th and 10th. Corn
ground is in fine condition for planting.
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Doddridge county-The high temper
AZURE OF last week and the rains of the
9th and 10th inst. were very beneficial
to grass, wheat and early vegetation.
Indications for q plentiful fruit year
very good. Farmers arc getting ready
for a large average OF corn.
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REPORT ny COUNTIES.

Berkeley County-Grass, timothy aud
clover, in bad condition. 1t was frozen
out and tho dry weather has killed most
Of 1t. 1t is raining this morning,
IT, q IIINSuAw
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been rather dry and warm for tho sea-
son. The wheat, which is very small,
has about held its own. Grass has
grown some, Potatoes nearly all plant.
ed, Good rain on 9th.
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Ohio County-Ths past week has fur
nished excellent weather for starting
vegetation. Tho Temperature on several
days was unusually warm, followed on
the 10th by nice, gentle rain, which
had been needed,
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Grant county-Thc weather has been
dry and warm. Grass aud grain arc
looking we'll. The wind was high on
the Sth, but no damage was done. No
feosk ~ bon IT W SCurTT
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Harrison county-The past week has
been warm, with continual winds to the
injury of rupid development OF vegeta-
ton; this was relieved by rain on the
night OF the 9Th. The outlook for the
wheat crop is not promising, it is thin
on the ground and short in length.
Owing to bad termination and a severe
winter, live stock OF all kinds is hardly
up to the average condition, but all are
IN ready demand except horses.
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Wayne county-Wheat, not much
sown. 1t is small but looks healthy.
Corn will DO above the average. The
season is very good for all crops that
are planted. More oats were sown
this year. NJ. D. JARREL.
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Hoods Pills are tho best aftCr-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
DEATH AR MAHANOY PLANE
uetaiIs Of the fstaI Accident nt Bear
Ride

Ridge
The body of jeremiah Lesry, who was
killed at Bear Ridge coliery by the fall of a
boulder on Friday evening was recovered at
one o'clock Saturday morning. Learys
death must have been instantaneous rs his
body was tightly wedged against the timbers
and bruised all over. A moment before the
accident two Polish laborors had started TO
load car, Leary remaining at the face.
There was not an instant's warning The
huge rock fell from the top, catching one Of
the Poles by the leg and imprisonng Leaty
al the face. The Pole was released after an
hours work, little the worse for his adyen.
ture, but Leary was twonty feet behind
a wall Of rock. 1t was necessary
TO blast the boulder Sc eral times
before Leary's body could be
reached. superintendent Giles was deeply
affected over the man death, owe were
boys together in the old country" he told the
HERALD reporter "snd he was one of the best
gangway men in the country Leary is
survived by six children raging from three to
seventeen yea Of age. lis wife died five
months ago. The remains of the deceased
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A GALL.

The Delegates elected to the last Re-
publican state Convention are hereby
requested to meet at the Opera House
In the City Of Harrisburg ON Wednes.
day, Jan. Bird, 1894, at twelve O'Clock
noon, Of said day, for the purpose OF
placing In nomination "a candidate for
Congressman. at-Largr TO i'll the va
cancy occasiOned by the death Of the
Hon William Lily.
HORACE b. PACKER Chairman.
Attest, JERE b. REX, Secretary.
WellsboTO, Pa, Dec. II, 1893.
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GOVERNOR Waite, Of Colorado, has
been delivered Of another classic say
ing. Not content with going on record
as the author Of that memorable phrase
of "blood to The horse's brides" de-
clared that be was in favor of fighting
for the free coinage of silver until
He'll freezes over" Only the inspira-
ton of the lost cause of silver could call
forth the flights of rhetoric that have
reached their climaxes in these Jim
mortal utterauces We detect in these
last impassioned words, however, a
noticeable falling off in originality
over those that won him the worlds
attention, and advise that the next
time me feels the hiatus descending
upon him, be resist ituntil the winged
words burst nom his glowing soul as
in classic time an oracle was wont to
leap from the lips of the Pythoness.