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up.lness Mons Excursion to the Worlds
Fair.

Persons whose time is valuable should re-
member that the fast evening trains OF the
Union Pacific consume but one day on inc
inp. Choice of routes returning.
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A Massive Intellect.

st. Louis Ms..-Thc gentleman
lust bow ed to is one of the most intel
IT, .unl men In st. Louis.
Cal ago Mau-Going to move away,
el7 W
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"With the exception of 'procrastination,
YOU are the greatest thief Of time ever heard
or remarked Judge Duffy to prisoner In
whose pockets no less than fifteen watches
uero foupd ~
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The Midway Ilaisancc captures cv-
erybody nowndays, but somehow visit.
ors nre getting to be little cautious
how they tell what particular theater
they visited, just as the American in
Paris hints to his friend from home
who accidentally runs across him at
the Bullicr that sit doesn't go, you
know; and it isn't necessary to go into
any particulars ut home" So the
Plaisance. But everybody goes there,
and every body usually has good times,
for the brilliant panoramic effects OF
the region are kept up to a higher dc
gree of attractivencss than ever be-
fore. There has been n good deal of
talk on the part of some who are over
sensitive or overnice to the effect that
the Algerian thcater should be abol-
ishel. and that the theater in Cairo
street should be regulated n little
more strictly on the lines of morality;
but. on the whole, there cannot be
said to be anything very objectionable
there. The poetry of motion in the
Plnisance is largely muscular poesy,
and will give the casual bcholder n
SORT of nightmare suggestive of the st.
Vitus dance and Southern negro
'trot."
In the CalrO tneater thGre Is uuSky
beauty in peacoch blue skirt with a
waist to match. The skirt hangs upon
the hips, and any man with gambling
instincts would lay ten to one the mo-
ment she began to dance that the skirt
would not stay on two minutes, and no
takers. The skirt and waist are not
on speaking terms, and the space be-
tween them affording splendid free
play for the abdominal mus: lies, is
covered with some thin. stuff. 10 the
music OF an ancient, feeble tambour-
inc, a gourd fiddle with the asthma
and distrncting monotouous tom-tom
this "mniden" pirouettes. She tries
no high kicking, no skirt business, no
modern stage serpentine figure', but
simply sidles about the stage in slow,
gliding circles, her hands waving
slowly over hes head. Her main am
bition seems TO be to disjoint herself
at the hips. The anatomy below the
breast performs series Of violent
tremors, spasms and contractions-
With tiny cymbals like castancts TO
keep up changing accompaniment to
tho music" This she keeps up for q
long time, and until apparently dancer
and musicians go to sleep; but they
suddenly revive and the poor girl has
to do it all over again. This is the
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The good humor-t never smilcs-that is,
unless somebody else pays for it
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Coolest Route to thy worids Fair.
Take the fast evening train Of the Union ~,
clio Railway, arriving early In the morn'ns
In CHICAGO. Only one day on the train.
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what the process is whereby the soil
is robbed of its precious stones This
is worked daily and the pebbles are
extracted Just ns is done at the mini es.
The rough diamonds are turned over
to polishers, who perform their work
behind glass cases
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The man who wants to get ahead Of time
when going for . train should uec the spur 1f
the moment
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BErCHAM's FILLS will cure Wind and pain
in the stomach. giddIness, fullness dizziness
drowslless chills and loss of appetite
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If the Baby 4. Cutting Teeth,
10 sure and use that old nnl weiitricd remedy sh
y,-.,,v,, sooruIsc syRrr fo- children TeethinR.
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4 Choics OF Route TO the Worlds ialr
is offered by the Union Pacific Railway so
ing via Omaha and returning via Kansas
CITY. The route may be reversed. solid
trains either way.
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An engagement Is delicate thing You
can't drop one without breaking,
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Inducements Tor World's Fnir Visitors
arc offered by the fast evening trains OF the
Uuiun l'nclsr Railway. Travelling by night
you reach Chicago in the morning, only one
day on the road.
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A. the Morld,- Falr

The man with a strong mind who is asked
to mind the baby generally doesn't mind it
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DIR. McGlynn is reported as saving that
"Hcll is a state" II so, Herr MOST Is Just
the man to carry It.
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rirs-lil ste stopped free ny DH. KlIhr's oHsAT
MINI uFsJgEgg. rn 1T FIRST days use" MAJ
y,ntls f,@ IFrati.. 90 ir.l hottie Ire. 70 th
eA,,. send to Df Kline gH rch 81 fhiaee'ph'h =
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cnrc pysper.la aud Combination.

\ rushin. man always Gets 'aeasd in 'h'
world So does q cabbage.
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carly In the morning is what you accomplish
by takirE the Union Paeifc's fast evening
trains,
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How. This,

They arc getting to be such temperance
cranks In Kansas that they will not permit
the elements to brew storm.
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AHn.OnO.QOO.

It,ishot well for stranger to go alone to Z
bank when he wishes to get loan.
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This ia the season Of tine year in which Joti
can get what you do not want real cheap,
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Dr Shops Restorative Nerve Pills sent Tree
with Medical Book 10 prove merit, tnr &c stamp
Druggists .e5c DR. SnoOP. BOX W.,Eaeino WIS
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Tbs reason the small boy does not wear :
teahing eostnne, y bscause scts's6 seea
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grass widow is not infrequcntly one
whose children have poor sort of fodder.
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mans mouth is made to talk and eat, yet
he often hurts himself dreadfully by talking,
and kills himself by eating.
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The wool-growcr and thc editor know the
valnn Of good clIpEInE.
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IIanson'a Magic Corn saive."
warranted to cure, money rsiundoo hsk
vo',,, irarSis, for Il. Price Is conts.
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When an office Is out seeking 4 man II Is
like ghost II startlcs everybody.
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Plenty OF sleep is conducive to beauty
E-en q garment looks old when 1t loses us
nap.
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10 POPULIST PRESS AND PEOPLE.

take pleasure in announcing that
] have made arrangements on behalf
o. the National Reform Press Associa-
ton, whereby plates and rea ly- prints
containing Populst matter officially
approved and recommended by the Ma
tional Reform Press Association and
Chairman Taubeneck, in quantity de-
sired, will be furnished by
The WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Write to the Western Newspaper
Union for samples and prices. No
other house furnishes authorized mat
ter. w. 8. MORGAN, Sec. National
Reform Press Association.
Address
Western Newspaper Union,
DENVER. COLO.
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= TO CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM

When yachtsman shifts his course he must
also shift his sandbags.
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sTRIISE REPORTS.
No Compromise Enectcd.-Dynnmiic
numb. Pound.


BUFFALO, Nov. .i.-Ten trains Of
merchandise were sent eastward this
afternoon, IL ekpeuthd the men on
the Nickel Plate line will bs asked to
30 out for handling tue Luhigh
freight.
NMKEsBABRT, Pa, Nov. 2i.-rho
fight between thu Lehigh Valley rail-.
road anu employees 10 now ON 10 a
finish, AZ result OF the failure OF the
coal operators 20 bring abJut com.
promise. The officials say the old
employees cannot be received Us an
entirety but they may obtain work ON
the same condition aH oulsidefa.
HUCHEsTEH, y. ", Nov. ei.-Five
large cartridges, supposed 10 DO filled
with dynamite, were found beside the
Lehigh track n little auoyo the railroad
shops today.
The officers are at work trying to
ascertain who are responsible for the
dynamite's presence. Trains are still
running irfuRularlyi with no passen.
ger trains.
BuFFALo, n. ", Nov. 2i.-Tonight
engine No. G0i OF tho L.shigh blew
up, Engineer Cooley, Conductor Ben.
der,Enu fireman, name unknown, were
seriously Injured. The two whose
names aro given are not expected 10
live. They are nOn.union men, lately
hired. The accident OF was thirty.
eight miles this side VI SayTe.
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The Contcndiug Knights.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i.-General
Master Workman Powderly backed
water In the session OF the general
assembly ofthe knights Of Labor this
morning, and euJoayored 10 placaie
the strong opposition forces by Dfe.
sentiug n new list OF delegates, from
among whom four should DO chosen
Tor tho general executive board.
The entire time Of the session was
taken up In discussing ths names, and
warm speeches were made Tor and
against each candidate. Most Of the
men are favorable TO P0wderly, but
several OF them suit the Hayes fac
ton.
The balloling for the new general ox-
ecutiye board commenced early this
afternoon. V. b. MoGuiro, OF New
York, was the only nominee who got
enough votes 10 elect him. Al the
hour Of adjournment the delegates
seemed determined to keep on this light
against POwderly.
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Admiral Belknap, president Of the
trial board. They found that the ship
fulfilled the contract requirements IN
every respect. The official speed was
22.s knots, giving tue builders n pre-.
MUM Of S35O,O0J.
SANTA, BARBARA, Cal, Nov. "a
The now cruiser olympia sturtod on
her official trial trip over the course In
Santa Barbara channel To-Day, and
abandoned the attempt because OF al
accident 10 the machinery. The
cruiser went over the course from east
to west Mt IN average speed Of 22.O2
knots per hour, and started back al D.
still greater speed, when suddenly "a
small bolt IN the machinery gave way.
The break does not discomfort the con.
tractors, who expressed satisfaction
with the great speed displayed by the
cruiser.
Engineer Eckart gives the average
eptCd OF the cruiser for forty.three
knots at 22.O2. This as revised anu
corrected.
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DECLARES IE ~ HONEST.
Had quite an ESciting Eimc, and
Cioaed la confusion.

iAhu quito an i1ritlug AAthcs anu
closed la confusion.
RosiE, Nov. 24.-The ohAmher Of
deputies was througed today. Cnvelotti
caused lively scene when the min
utVH Of yeHtcfany's meeting were read.
lie complained that the sitting was
closed when the extreme lett was about
10 submit n mutton.
TIE president commenced an eIpla-
nation, amid great excitement, tho ex.
treme left meanwhile den0uucIng the
ministers.
Minister Of Finance Gfimaldy
warmly defended himself against the
attacks VI the extreme left, declaring
that he was an honest man, equally
s0licitous OF tue public morals as his
opponents.
Premier Glolotti, before making n
ministerial declaration, declared that
hr wished 10 state, In his own name
and the names Ot his colleagues, that
they wished 10 resume their seats in
the chamber Of deputies In order ~
have full liberty OF speech.
The remarks OF the premier caused
much excitement IN the chamber, -.
pcclally the extreme lett. When the
noise haG somewhat fubsided Gillottl
proceeded TO announce the resignation
OF the cabinet, adding that the king
had reserved his decision, una that tue
ministers would meantime remain Ia
office.
Aner tho dispatch OF current bust.
moss motion 10 adjourn was made.
Tho extreme lett strongly denounced
GiOlotti, VINO warmly Tetor,ed. The
sltung finally closed, amiu an uproar-
The minister OF war submitted ~ re-.
port on the military position OF Italy
IN July, 1891, rs compared with the
position ON tue present day. The re-.
port shows that the minimum peace
effective has not changed, tut the
maximum In greater aud thu war
effective Is nearly n million men, COM
pared with 70l, 100 at the timB mem
toned. Mobilization has been
reduced 10 nix days, and the army
possesses $4,000 MUttefly repeating
rifles. Tue garrison artillery Is In.
creased by $50 powerful guns. The
object OF tho report Is TO show the
efficiency OF the army, which was
questioned In tue newspapers.
While SlgnOr GlOlitu was annOunc.
ing TO the chamber that until "a new
ministry was appointed he aud his
colleagues would conduct ihe business
Of the government "A voice called out,
"HoObers"
At this all the ministers sprang TO
their feet In the widest excitement
and demanded almost In one voice,
"WhO said that2" II was discovered
that the man whUuttefed the exolama.
ton was stmngrr The uthgu were
theTeupon ordered to clear tue galleries.
After this Incident debate appeared
impossible. The disorder finally led to
tue whole body Of the opposition fling
OUT OF tho chamber, followed by dear
oning yells aud shouts. The PRECEDENT
then declared the chamber clOsej.
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,hiid stolen from a conn.

MASON CITY, H., Nov. 2A-Cnrry.
Ing out the Instructions Of Attorney
Hern anu Coroner Borne, the remains
Of Hannah Witnall, bufluI here Oct.
Goth, were tXhumeJ. The young lady
died ut Seattle, Wash, on October ION,
under Suspicious circumstances. She
lived with her uncle, George Pollock,
who verbally agreed to give her HIS
large estate upon his death. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Pollock aud Hannah arrived IN
Seattle October IAN and on the came
night Hannah was taken seriously NJ
ut the European hotel. She went into
convulhions anu died. A post mortem
examination was held uHi an oight
months child taken from hor. Tue
latter was put into n CJfiin and buried
with the mother.
To-Day when the remains were q.
humed there WAS No child Ia the illI.
The cOtontr's verdict was rendered iu
accordance with the above fhc.s.
This state can have no further juris.
dlciiOn In the case, but the county AZ
tofnoy Will doubtless ask the Seattle
authorities ~ mako "a further invostl-
cation,
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PopuIis,s splitting Up.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. GA
secret meeting VI the Kansas POpulists
was held tonight In this city. 1t Ia
learned from an authentic source that
Aeuon, which will probably result In
A'pllt IN tho party In Kanras, was de-
Sll'u upon. II ia said that among
NOSE present today was Jerry Simpson
ehu sixty Others, all high In P0pulist
circles. From authentic sources II IL
stated that the meeting denounced In
Mosl unqualified terms, the Kansas
administration OF the P0pulists an rot.
Steh' entirely incompetent aud silly.
lhey Then reuUuuced all the principles
as lul forth by the Populists up 10 date,
suI declared fora new party, and that
nom now on they would tut forth
every effort 10 obtain the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver, leaving
,he other planks of the former party TO
ue 'Aken care OF as might be.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TARIFF DIFFICULTY.
7bs Income Tax Provision a Great
Stumbling Block.
REPUBLICAN TALK AT DINNER.
s,esmcrs on Their Trial Trips.-Mys'
tsrious Disappearance. Human
Monster, Etc.

wAsHiSGroN, Nov. 2i.-rhe Demo-
cratic members Of tho ways aud
means committee are experiencing
much difficulty In their endeavors to
complete tho new tarifl bill and have
a ready for submission to their Re.
publlcan colleagues at the meeting Of
The full committee Monday next.
The details Of the internal revenue
rhetule and the income tax provisions
arc vet incomplete and somewhat in-
gsanite. Indeed, strong influence
H. been brought TO bear within the
~ fofty-elght hours to induce the
,ommittee to abandon the Income taK
nfovlsion, but the position Of Me.
Mllin, Bryan, whiting and olheta
ha. been 20 fesOluto In favor OF this
pollcy thatit appears impoasiblo for the
committee TO abandon the Income Tax
ully without hopelessly dividing the
Democratic party.
ltseems, probable, however, that
the income tax provision will not be
ofthe sweeping character that was at
6fst contemplated. The present plans
ara 10 i'm pose n tax on legacies, on the
lacomes Of large corporations, ON tue
incomes from real estate and o,her
property IN the country owned or con.
rolled by aliens, ~ well NJ TO require
The stamping OF certain documents aud
A special license for certain clnsscs OF
busiucss.
The subcommittee on Internal
revenue Ia still at work and will prob'
ably conclude itH labors some time to-
morrow night
No changes Of Importance are con-
iemplaled In the Internal revenue tax
on tobacco or beer, though II Is prop
able there viii be n slight increase Of
The whisky tax.
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NOW nAnI.Er CLun.
Republican Lenders Have Great
Time at dinner.

BosroS. Mass, Nov. 2i.-Twelve
hundred Republicans sat down 10 the
love feast of the Home Market club In
the big Mechanical hall this evening.
The galleries were crowded with sew
efal thousand more, while tue air was
alive with enthusiasm.
After dinner President Bent intro
duced Senator George H.. HOar Aa the
nr5t speaker. After Hoar came Gov.
etuor.elec, Gresnhalgs.
Governor Mckinley Of Ohio FOL.
lowed, and was received with olamor.
ons applauie. He said: "Thls year In
Massachusetts,, As In OHIO, 1t was poll
ilcs aud business, and business aud
poiltlcs ana uniteIly they triumphed.
i anybody any longer In doubt about
the real trouble in the country today2
The President Of tbs United States, IN
hls August message, announced great
fact. He said; 1T may be true that
the embarrassment from which tho
business Of the country Is suffering
arises az much from evils approhended
~ from those actually existing
"lhis 10 true. Remove the appre-
tension Of the tariff Legislation, re-.
move the scare Of the promised free
trade bill; fomOye the fear which has
settled upon ever business Interest,
aud confidence will return. What
would be more welcome 10 the business
Interests Oi the county than assuT.
aucrs that this Congress would nd
l0urn without modelling with our In.
dustrlnl legislallon2
~ sound a note Of warning here to.
night. The effect OF the PROPOSED
tAfil legislation, whether intended or
MT, isan unerring blow ut labor, which
will he Instantly ielt IN the home OF
every operative In thu United States. {"
CONGRESSMAN Thomas Reed spoke
next. lie said; "Even II we should not
he successful In defeating any effort Of
tue Democratic party 10 carry out the
program Of their party platform, we
should no, forget our duty to push for
Wafd.D
The other speakers were Congress
man Cousins OF Iowa and Hon. VIM.
Chance Of New York.
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WAsgtNG1ON, Nov. 2I.-SucUnu
Comptroller Mansur, Of the treasury
department, today heard another argu.
mUut by Maxwell Evarts,o f Now York,
In tho matter of tho accounts OF tAu
Southern Pacific Railroad company
with the government, a. affected by
the long and short haul clause Of the
Interstate commerce law. The de-
Cirion Ia looked for with considerable
interest, az II will have bearing on
rates similarly charged by other trans
continental lines ON freight shipped
by tho government, anu concerning
which no question has heretofore been
raised.
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mo TmIATER FInr.
ono siSn Lost AIS Life Hut No
Others Injured.

Columns, w., Nov. 24.-About S
O'Clock this evening, "a the orchestra
was playing the opening overture at
the Henrietta rheRter for the opening
OF the play Of the Felix Morris com.
pnuy, the manager announced u fire
la tins rear aud requested the Rudleno,
order. The fire originated In the
auditorium OF an uncUmplvtod PORTION
of the structure anu communicated 20
the theaier proper. Within two hours
tho whole quarter Of the block was
burned, entAiling a loss estimated at
from $500, 900 10 100000. The theatcT
buildings we're n total loss, estimated
Mt 100000. They were owned by
ii. H. Chittenuen, who did not
carry more than $4,000 insurance.
The Hotel CniueEden company
lOss 100000 In furniture alone. Dick.
son a Talbot oi Indianapolis were the
lpssees OF tho Hei rlotta. They Weru
also lessees oil the Park Iheater In the
same block which was also consumed.
The loss OF Dickson Il Talbot at BOTH
theaters Is between $4,000 aud $4,000.
The loss Of the Felix MaTfis company
Ia $1,000 ia wardrobss. Columbus
loses her best thoattf, her best hotel
aud number VI iiOurishing business
enterprises.
There were one hundred guests I'm
tho hotel aud they were In wild con-
fusion, but majority Of them sue
corded In saving much Of their goode.
Adjutant General Howe aud other
members Of the gOvernur's stan saved
all Ut Nick lniey's electe, he having
apartments at the holel.
Harvey Thompson, tho lanitor, lost
his life in the Henrietta. This was
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Said she. "Niy stomach haH caused mc uu.
TOLL aronica Tor the past iWo1I I've yours
iust af t5e time VIII ~ Z "a .t That uUlUI Iu Uo.
gIu 10 fHtp tho wurid CafY HuU enjoy tho
uIrasurcs Of Old age, waf drl.rfUI lr.m %
Hy thc chfonie affection OF mf s.nut"H
tUnuehta III tnc distress 10 WuulI Ulu.p ur. d
only alto WHAT Iltuc food could GET along with
and Lerp irItu starving. lust nU.n gradually.
Niv food did not seem To digest 90 all. Uut Iay
Ike chunks ct ltad in 10Y stomach ] bret
noticed be after recovering from Hrlgr1 spe 10
with my stomach, OF Wh'h wac .NI'rgt 90
days "a time About tbs limo I began Co
loose my hearing. my nose began ll f'Hu hui
become colt md numb, even in GOO summer
weather uas my nose would be IuH cold.
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Such wda my suffering when road of tHo 90.
mufkAl.H DurDa tnht were being accomplished
DIV urs Mansfield and associate. and . du
cidUd Go wy nucu more 10 De cured ! placed
W}HHN under tuClr care and began taking their
mou|HIuuf, aud 1n happy % Hn. uat fu. day Q
nfu Nuli. Niy stomach DoEfn Or Improve from
thH Start Hud I don't ave tue slightest o. uUUlt
with 30 now q aIl. can cat anything with 20
fr.lsh aud my hearing haH returned. too
usrd Go no hy myself. nH too uu Interest in
what my friends or family were saying uu ag-
count Of not hearing them uuIraH thoT would
hnlln 1t me. ! eau now hear as uUli III ever
could, which be- great deal 90 accomplish I
tllua, with person u my age.
~ wish 90 say Tor the hCuO ~ Hll who may
10 Huffriug NJ was, 10 take tuD advice of an
OLD lady Who hoo Ind tWoniY iFc years ~ exc
Urr.ouct with aunsfilF, 90 not hesitate t1 set
cured 90 iurlr troubles before fHrN u.H Un tho
beet para of their life, anyone WIHhm. 90 nsk
mu personally about MY remarkable recovery,
i've ut AryHuI. lust slN mile. from Denver
and will be pleased tO verify ibs statement Boz
ucrun'
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GLASsBJRO, n. j., Nov. 2i.-5 muel
Jones, II glassUlowsr became angry at
boy assistant and, iilliug a blowpipc
Win molten glass, wound stratus Of
Tue hot competition around the lAd's
hands anu wEistf. The boy screamed
Tor mercy, but Jones showed none.
Finally the victim fell iainting. Jones
continued pouring out the molten glass
until tile blowpipe WAS exhausted.
The cooling glass tightly bound the
boys hands anu wrists together. When
the glass was broken tho ilush iell away
iiom IT, It's feared the boy will die.
Jones II under arrest. lac has been
noted for his ugly temper. The other
blowers, who know from handling
glass the terrible burn causoI, threaten
10 lynch Jones.
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LoNp0S, Nov. 2i,-ln the commons
today, MI. Gladstone, replying TO Lieu.
ton,Hl General Sir George Chester,
remarked that whun the navy asti.
mates were explained u would be-
fund that iIrlner Bhips Were 10 bu
uuiit at an carly d-tr, aud provisions
10 avoid delays aud rapidly complete
Inc work giTeudy otuvreu would b.
mazda.