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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
DEATH or LEWIS 4. PARSONS.

Lewis A. Parsons 81 No 7i6 It. Marks ave-.
Hrooklyn, died suddenly in Washington on Wednesday
lie was born at Wind Or, Conn. In 1e26 When a
Young man he removed TO Brooklyn and was engaged
in the jcwelry business IL Ncw-Nork up to s"v m
years ago. when he organized lockwood company In
brooklyn and It's president. al NO. GA Warren.
ST. up the time of his death. His death was du"
n heart disease and occurred II the Arlington Hotel
Mr. Parsons lru Il wife. one 7Dn s"d ~" daughters.
The funeral will take place 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
ONLY SMALL BANKS DISCRIMINATE.

Montreal April Pho confidence shJud BE-
placed In the reports that the Canadian banks are
discriminating against United States Treasury notes
silver certificates. What movement there Is In this
direction Is absolutely confined 10 small banks with
branches on the American border. These hope TO
extend the REGULATION Of their own notes by forcing
American currency ont Of the country. The leading
bankers here have never doubted that the |nitei
States Government would take whatevcr steps might
BE- necessary TO maintain all TIA different binds Of
currency OH gold basis. Gold has boon brought
herr only bv tansers who had allowed the reserves
Of their banks run low and who wanted 10 appear
Strmg ut the close OF the month. when they make
q sworn statement to the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
HEY WILL RAISE THE SERAPIS FOR THE FAIR.

Baltimore April - (speciaD.-The hull OF the his
torc gunboat scraps. the flagship Of Commodor"
Rarney's notla IN the War OF 1872 has been located
I'm the bottom OF the Patxent River, near It's opening
into the Chesapeake Bay. The old boat VIII y"
raised at the expense Of III. Washington Historical
society and several patriotic Marylandrrs and sent TO
the Worlds Fair. A diver has been over the sunken
boat. and although It has been at tho bottom for
seventy. nine year, is sound enough be- raised
The boat seventy five feet long and thirty three
f..f uid,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
r0T'R TNSELFISH GIRLS.

TO the Editor Of tn" lriO"he.
Sir: W.. are four little friends. living next d"of I"
ooch other. WHO have gotten up number OF enter
ieinmcn,s ord fairs for the Fresh hir Fund. THIS
year II was u fair. and we cleared 81 10. IL was
the most that we made. The tickets were
printed bv u brother and an account Of II WAS put
in ON. of the weekly papers. Ne all hope that orr
money may help some poor children. W." remain your
fri.nds Clara Angel tliriern years Vida Iobnslrr.
eleven wears Alice Angel. nine years; Leslie L"bln
eirr. nlnr years 49,. VII, ,n,u -. ,.oq
No. 80 Frlnhlln-av"', NcwlorN' Apiii 20 l7'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
STILL NO MATERIAL CHANGE.
THE FAMILIAR REPORT ABOUT EDWIN IooTHs
CONbIuON.

THE FAMILIAR REPORT ABOUT EDWIN b'oi" :"
CONbITON.
"No material change" Is still the report from FL
win Booth who has now been seriously sick LOT h're
DAYS AZ the Players Club In Gramercy Park lh''e
who are inclined take sanrune view OF the case sun
augur well from his holding his own to use again
the familiar expr sson. for long time, w'iie those
OF less cheerful disposition find caHsc OF disturb
ancc and Encouragement in the fact thnt no has r.
nalncd so loIS In his pr sent state without '''N''
Improvement.
That tbcr, was no material change the s,erco-
tvnod report made nv Or. ~. Clair smith, alter MS
visit 10 his patient yesterday forcroon and bulletin 10
he samc effect posted III the clubhouse Ih're
was rcport rom other sorgces That Mr.. Booth was
little weaker. He recognizes his irehds' ana sun
takes a good amount OF nourlshmcnt. which consists
cn,ircly OF milk. The danger Is still felt To be re-
currcncc of the hcmorrhaCc in the brain. II MS
does not occur there Is bare cbanre OF recovery
but if It should occur there woulc be 70 hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
CUTTING WORLDS FAIR RATES ~ the WEST

Chicago. April o7.-The first gun. IN the expected
battle in Worlds Fair rates east OF Chicago was fired
to-day BY the Nickel Plate. II came In the shape
OF an announcement Of cut In the round-trip rat"
between Cleveland and Chicago from sl5 u Sil3 10.
The Baltimore and Ohio piompAy met this. and
further trouble is looked for al once. IL Is rmorcd
that rates from Detroit and Buiralo well us other
Eastern points will BE- cut before many DAYS. The
Lake Ee and Western has started trouble In another
direction BY Announcing rate Of - 30 from Indian
apolls TO Chicago by way Of Michigan City.
be met.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
FAITHFUL DOGS GUARD THEIR DEAD MASTER

Thomas stout a young man OF Paterson, ~. DE-
started out Yesterday afternoon with his Two up2S
for outing In the outskirts OF IN" 6iy. u" o'1
no; return home Al the usial time last night AMI
when search was made his dead body was found where
he had fallen, as IS SUPPOSED. from an attack OF
heart disease. His faithful dogs were guarding the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
4 DETROIT ELECTRIC LIGHT MORTGAGE

Detroit, Mich. April "7-The Detroit Electric Light
and Power Company. whose manager. W. ii. fits-
gerald, was arrested several days ago for alleged
attempted bribery Of several members OF the City
Council. this afternoon filed mortgage for s3jOOoO
To the Central Trnst Company OF New York. covering
the company's plant In ms city The action was
authorized at II citing OF the board OF directors held
February 10, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
AHLWARDT'S FLIMSY ALLEGATIONS DIsCV ssED

Berlin, April 21.-The committee OF the Relchstag
which was appointed to consider the charges OF mis-
appropriation Of funds made by Herr Ahwardt
against Dr. MIGUEL Minister OF Finance, and the late
Baron von Blelchroeder in session to-day. Dr.
Miouel ana Herr ,schcnborn, Director Of the I'm
peria Treasury. were present. The commute" o's-
cussed the socaled documents presented ty AhwaId'
In support Of his charges Ahiwaidi stated That IL"
had submitted all Tia. evidence In his posse sson e@-
ceptinp that which ne had Withdrawn. The dCcu-
ments laid before tie committee by Ablwardt appeared
10 be only pamphlets nnt extracts from the Esen palm
Zeung Including n letter signed 10y The president
az the Rumanan senate The committee after some
discussion about the documents, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
IN rv,-rSTTGATE ASy APDOR ACCIDENTS

Owo.co, Mich. April 21.-E r. Moore, Of the State
Railroad Commissioners Office, was here with an cx-
pert today making examination Of Ann Art0r
engines Nos % and 40, which recently exploded.
The State officials propose 10 max" thorough IN
vetigaon as 70 the causes Of the many accidents
OF late Oh the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

from political life. Mr. GIL, who appeared rs counsel
for Colonel HuChcs-ae,t at tie hearing OF The case
today stated that while Passmnrc Edwards posed az
a morall,t, he was really a hypocnte. Mr. Wits,
counsel for the defence stated that no reader 81 'he
statement alleged TO be nbcous would think any
worse Of Colonel Hughes-Iallett on account OF read
ing 1t, since his lifc known 10 everybody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
LdSKER IS THE CHA NIPPON.

HE WINS THE MATCH WITH SHOW tLTEE-SCOEE
OF THE LAST GAME.
Eckomo Ind April 27.-Lashcr Yesterday won the
CLOSING cam, OF the ches, contest here, thus securing
The American championship and $1,000. Following Is
the score of Yesterdays game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Time Of camc-SiX hours
If was announced today upon r,iibl" Information
tba, L,sl.r', friends Will back him Tor 5000 IN a
match ,vi, ~ .t.iniz Of New York Citr. for The chc'f
ch.mpo,-hip Of the world. and that Herr lAN"r VIII
sonn Issue challenge 30 stcinitz hnH'Der o'
.l,nualtor.s fllcnas are inerc-ted In tbs plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
ANOTHER CHESS MASTER COMING HERE.

perIin Anil o7-The famous chess player Arnold
scbot,lander Of Brcslau will start for Ncwfork on
the st'amcr Augusta Victoria. which sails from Ham
burg NAV 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
A Sc,IoovcD LOST WITH ALL on BOARD.

Antagonist. y. s.. April GA fnl rugged schooner
whose name IS unknown, struck on the Lodges last
night Leween Malignant Cove and Arisaig. ana I'M
mediately went to pieces. II Is supposed mat sh'
belonged 10 Prince Edward Island. All hands
pcrished. The storm OF yesterday was one Of th'
worst record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Berlin. April 27.-The committee Of the R"lchStng
ON the Budget has approved the credit asked Tor oy
the Government for the purpose OF elevatinc the
German Legation at Washington to the rank oil
Embassy and has also approved an additional srint
for Inc German rcp c>cnta;iQh at The Chicago N"rli
Irir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Potts, and intimate with her. She was subpoenAeo
today, but refused to attend the inquiry before MP
Ranes until threatened with arrest. She will testify
hat Helen Potts used morphine and opium to excess
Miss Jones is the niece of George ". Day, wealthy
LAWYER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

VIEW WITNESS FOR CARLYLE ". HARRIS
Troy, ~ V, April 27.-An important witness for
Carlyle W. Harris has been found in Miss Anoincto
Jones' Of Lansingburg. She . schoo!mate Of Helen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

PROPERTY WORTH oo0J.O0O FRANCS BURNED.
Paris April oI.-Thc bleach works at Epnal. In the
Department Of the V0s2cs. have bfcn destroyed ~
IRE, the damage amounting To 1000. 900 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
SENATE AND CHAMBER IL HARMONY AGAIN

Paris, April c7.-Thc d1nser Of a prpt:art'd dis
p,ite between the Senate and thc Chamber u Depu
tee was avcrted by tie action OF the committee
Of the Chamber IN agreeing 20 separate ia" lluor
tax proposals from The budget. and In adc pHg tho
scheme OF tho Senate 70: the taxation OF dealings
on the Boursc. Ihe causes % conflict between
the two Chambers thus removed and II Is cN
pected that harmony VIII 10 entirely rce.tabished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Wellington. n. H., April 21.--J. Balance Prime
Minister OF New Zealand, died to-day from heart
asease. In addition To the Premiership Mr.. balance
held the Offices Of Colonial Trea urer and
OF Trade and Customs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Hull. April 27.-The leoders In the strike OF tho
onion dock.laborers against the employment OF free
abor at this port have decided TO tskc vote OF ae
strikers. by ballot. Ms 10 whether they wish 10 con-
Time the strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

COL. HCGHES-HAhLETI'S AtTIOH FOX ETBF.I'
London. April cT.-Coloncl Hughes lIallctt has
brought an action for libel against John Passmore
Edwards and "The Weekly Times" and "Thc Echo"
or n statement 10 the effect that Sir Charles Dixie
veulA b the ntest colleague Of IIufhesIIallct In
Parliament and that Sodom and Gomorrah would b.
heir proper constituencies tho allusion being TO
candsl which led 70 the withdrawal Of both men
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ON SOME TITLE DEEDS.

Man. who builds houses. palaces and citiea
Man. who has empire over all the ocean
Master OF music color, and Of verse. Is ~
Not worth ha'p'ny
Say that the coin Is struck upon his birthday,
Sooner on lator death VIII tap his shoulder
Then where "a be who Bchcmed SO very dceplyf
There Is the happy.
Thus to myself, whilo YEARLY pcrusina
Musty old deeds IN chambers III the temple
Deeds that the title bore upon their pages
To an old mansion
All the ricn owners gathered ri the churchyard,
Few just remembered. most u them forgotten,
Yet arc their names here signed upon tho
parchment
Just a. they wrote them
Hearts fun Of hope Of many an attorney
Must have lcapcd high when spinning out these
lengthy
Deeds, in tho days whom the longer the decd the
Longer the bill was
Here is marriage settlement; how Joyful
Was the fair bride who signed her maiden
name There;
Husband. and vito. and children al are buried,
Long, long ago now.
Yeti can touch where lay her gentle fingers.
And I can wonder II her life was happy.
Whether hcr husband treated her with kind
ness.
Or ike husband
Closo ''this indonture;" 1 must cease 70 ponder
Over the dead past--lawyers ore not poets
Work must DO finished ere can depart hence
Home TO my dinner.
ST James Gazette
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WHERE ARE TAEv9


WhathAs bcconnc 81 The CASTOR coats
That corcred VIII Shahcspcaro'a hackf
What has bcco1no Of the OLD rsw- boats
OF Kidd and his pirate pack
What has tNeufae Of tho mutton homes
Thai came with sam Johnson's meati
What has beeomc of the eohhis-stonos
THAT must have bruised Miltoa's fccu
where are the acarfs thai Lord byron woret
Mheea are poor Shciicys c,ffst
What has beepmc u that wondroas store
OF Queen Elixaheths runs
Where arc the slippers u FcrtifAn5t
where arc Mare Antnuy's clothcsl
Where aro The gloves from Antnlnettc's n,,iusir
Whore Oliver esald~nith's hosei
] DO not search Tor the ships d Tyre
The grave 81 whitihleton's cat
WoIla sooacE set my spirit on Iarc-
Or essen Boau nrummeiA hat
And v non I think that there nrn spota
In the werla which | can't fina,
Where ethese same identical lots,
And many u this same kind
I'm tempted 10 give store 81 gold
To him that will bring 10 me
glass Of earths mysteries 10 nnfufA,
And show mo whore these things no
John Kendrick Bangs. IN IIArper's Maga.
limo
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WHEN HORACE USED 70 SING.

non1 yoa resAcmbcr Horace nrownY
. I. s ~. ~, ~
s...,S ..,.'.s . $3.50 Z. =. w.
~, 1s'....''' ,....-. $500. ...
ar,.,S ~, 49, \, = -,
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v.ns,, ti.s. , 49, ~ y. \
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ina xs,fcc VIVA tenar--eo thev saia-
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ss.s q, ~ Y. 80. ,., ~. ~
1S.,. s,,,s...s 49,, !, 49,.
-, e,,'' y e'''H
He waa car,a fcllet. 100.
Not iika the most o. mon YOU mcct
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4 sleepy Doctor.

One day recently French doctor.
who had company to dinner, sat quiet
" chatting In a corner Of the drawing
room. when he was told that q patient
had come to see him who was strongly
recommended by some fellow practi-
TONERS and whose card was brought In
BY the PAGE The doctor submitted
with d bad grace and stepped into his
surgery The visitor was Ii an adj
vanced stage Of consumption. The
bronchial tubes were In deplorable
condition aud the vocal chords nearly
worn out Our physician was IN the
habit Of ascertaining the condition Of
the patient by asking him TO count.
and generally stopped him at thirty or
thirty -Hye-q quite long enough for the
purpose This time, also, Or. P
asked his patient to count Time
passed on. and the guests began 10 feel
alarmed at his protracted absence.
One 81 them opened the surgery door.
DR. p had gone to sleep In his arm
chair, and the patient had counted up
to eight thonsand-sfx hundred and for
ty-two. Il Matin-
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did they ever get over half mile away
from him, and he knew every move
they made. Aud his reward came At
last They had crossed into Ohio and
were working as harvest hands-ali
three Of them-for he had used so
many DISCUSSES they didn't know him
land ono night one Of thcm got drunk
and between his tears a. repentance
and drunken hiccoughs ho let the
whole thing ont Tho detective
pumped him carefully and got every
particular and then put him torbcd be-
fore his partner came home. Tho
next day the drunk one sobered up,
and the minute he came 10 his senses
he knew he had let the thing out He
went 70 his partner and confessed
That evening as the detective was
going home from the fields through
stretch Of woods they came
on him from behind and both OF
them went Of him with rails taken
from the fence. flo got turned around
before they had struck him more than
once, but he was 90 dnzed he couldn't
get his pistol out Then those two
devils stood up and beat that poor fell
low over the head like they were
striking for blacksmith They
knocked him 10 his knees three times.
but they didn't know their man. He
was grit from hair 10 heel, and the
third time he went down the pistol got
out, and as they started to run he
emptied all seven shots into them.
every one taking effect, which was GER
tainly remarlxa bic, considering his con-
dition. Ono Of them was killed and
the other was wounded In both legs
They were oil three quiet whom the
rest of the hands came running mp, but
the detective came to In time to tell
them who he was and what had hap
pened. 1t was Q fine thing for my
friend in some ways. though II ruined
his health, and small wonder People
got to thinking that man that showed
as much fight a. he did must be Of
some account. and they gave him en-
ployment right and left He told me
afterwards that those seven shots no
fred did him more good, gave him
more satisfaction than any he had ever
made before. He said that every time
he heard the cartridge 20 and one Of
those scoundrels scream II made good
taste in his mouth. could understand
that. too, for I've felt II myself. in my
time.
What became Of him?" asked one
Of the group.
'.Well, he never really recovered
from the terrible hammering be got on
the head that time. Hc was never
quite as steady after it and a year or
90 ago his mind went He imagined he
had hundreds Of cases, Of all sorts and
kinds, and that he was being shadowed
oil the time. I've known him TO get mp
In the middle Of the night and with his
revolver patrol the streets In search Of
the men who were following him, as
he thought He used TO give the news
paper men fake murders, too, and he'd
get them worked up over the details,
and after they had hunted for hours
for particulars, they'd discover II all
came from my poor old friends troubled
brain. He had to give p7his business
at last, and the minute tho pressure
was taken OF he took TO drinking He
died few months ago, raving mani
nc. That Is only one incident, but It ts
enough TO show you what said that
the country detective has bard time,
take 1t all in all. -Everard Jack Ap-
plcton. In Detroit Free Press
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a MILLION FRIENDS

4 friend in need is friend indeed,
aud not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
lion, Coughs and Colds. If you have
newer used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you that il has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
!hat is claimed or money refunded!
Irlal bottles free at E. g. Williams,
r. 4 Co.'S drng store. Large bottles
Que and $1.OO.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

iAa Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. 4 0. r, r.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
ssVmo Railroad will sell Excursion
aekets to Chicago and return, at all
sp \! on its line, at low rates,
illekets will be on sale until November
IN and will be valid for return journey
anal November 18th, 1893 They
PROVIDE for a reduction Of. 90 per cent,
peow regular rates. These tickets will
N valid only for continuous journey
/, itekets atAhigher rates will Be sold
w. NIL permit holders one stop over
r'lbsli,eege going and returning.
nliman accommodations may be
lin, in advance Of journey. For
ie'es and information apply to nearest
SeaM ! Z Ticket Agent, or Chas. o.
nag ll' Genl Passenger Agent, Balti-
ND. 5-3-4t.
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OUT oF sluhI.
Realistic Art in Theory and Practice for
the Young Mind.

Realistic Art In Theory and Practice for
the Young Mind.
Harry Is ten-year-oId boy who indi-
Gates q disposition 70 become an artist
In this he Is aasiduously encouraged by
his father. The lad has q box Of
paints" brushes, pencils and plenty Of
rough paper. Harry's father Is de-
voted TO the theory Of realism in art
and literature, and occasionally lee
lures the little boy ON the duty Of try
ing to represent things just as he secs
them.
III you are always accurate, faithful,
true 70 tho fact, II you try to give In
miniature representation of what
your eyes really behold. you will be
always in the right way. Do you un-
derstand what mean, Harry said
the father. recently.
Eyes, papa, think do"
Not long afterwnrd Harry invited his
father to come and see his picture Of .
mountain 1t consisted Of consider
able quantity Of sand and gravel
shoveled around and upon the projec-
tions Of rough bowlder In the back
yard
tYou have not quite caught my mean
ing. Harry. though you are certainly
very conscientious" said the father.
jocnlarly. Its magnificent but IT'S
not art You should not use the ma
terials Of your original IN copying It
That would be to mako model You
must Try TO draw picture Of what
you see; draw It with pencil and paper,
and colors. too, # ron like. Don't draw
anything you don't see. dare say that
Is the ensicst way Of telling you the
sound artistic rule"
Soon Harry came back with his draw
ing pad
Heres = picture Of pigeon, papa
"Pigeonl don't see any pigeon.
Why. there Is nothing but straight
up and down limo. and two others meet
ing II ct right angles"
Well. papa, that's the corner Of the
fence. The pigeon went around the
corner just when was going TO begin.
You told me not to draw anything
couldn't sec. - Youths Companion.
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, NOW Is THE TIME

When moths begin to get in !. their
work. and if you want to save your
Koolens, carpets, &c. from the ravages
Of this pest, You can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
fAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
Than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
eelyed at A. M. Gilbert & Bro. 4, Drug
glst,3 IL N. Queen street.
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4 GENTLE ANp gArIsrroAY REMEDY.

OF late years ] have been troubled
considerably with indigestion, constipa-
ton and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in the different rem
edids tried until ! used DR.. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles ina gentle and salts
factory manner. VIM. Rntledge, Prop
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg. West
ia
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aLADTIDINas.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism. Costiveness,
General Debility, ETC., is Bacons Cell
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs, regu-
lates the Liver and restores the sys-
tenn to vigorous health and energy.
samples free. Large packages SOC.
sold only by "a. M. Gilbert & Bro.
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The CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

Tho Jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that nses them. For sale by
], W. r. Fisher, King Street.
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=
The kiss OF passion Is silent; the kiss
pf love ismurmurone. and the everyday
kiss Is explosive. N
The devil Ii the one perfect imper-
fiction. yEss 4 " el ~ ssg.ss
Hull the world trics tomaike the iaeGl
rcdl. md tho other hAh tries TO make
a good man cannot hide il.
Adversity Il grindstone That puts an
edge on us
Virtue being it owd reward. some
people don't care ID earn II
The richest men don't always know
how TO be rich.
The earth Is filed with broken g.
lences
Conservation is contcutment half IN
blossom Detroit FREQ PreVA
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WHAT SELLS PHEM,

There is use in talking. Good quail,
lily, low prices and fair dealing is what
sells HelIer's Baggies.