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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

Ry the Emperor's ocrats
PLAYING at the Tables.

VIESsA, Jan. The police yesterday evening
made raid upon the Jockey club, ca suspicion
tna; illegal games were belug played there. rhs
card rooms were crowded Gt the time with ths
elite oi the sristoeracy and diplomatic circles Of
Vienna and large sums oi money we're NJ stake
The police seized s51.oo0 a5fin. in cash and
check. snd took the names oi thoss present for
future action. Prince MonsteaoGyo, President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
Disgusted with the Count OF Psris,

LONDON. Jan. 6-The Paris correspondents OF
the Daily Nesss says: Royaists despair of
the Count OF Paris account OF
his apathy in plotting In hotel
in Madrid instead of boldly entering France AZ
emperor. Advanced members OF the party talk
OF asking him to abdicata in favor Of the Duke
OF Orleans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

BERLIN, Jan. THE strike of the Saar miners
is expected to collapse next week, owing to the
lack of both popular and trade support Thou
sands Of strikers and their families in a
starving condition. aud this fact tends to greatly
weaken the back bone of the strike.
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OF the Jockey Club. hastensd TO the Office OF the
ministry Of justice 10 protest against the action
OF the police and explain that the course taken
was unjusiiasbe
The prince was Informed that the emperor
himself especially sanctioned the raid. Prince
Monsienouvo thereupon promised that gam bling
would ceaSs at the club IL is believed kho
money seized will be returned 70 the owners.
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BERLIN. Jan. The proprietoIs of tho lead.
ing stores in Berlin concur in the statements
that the holiday season Just passed showed an
enormous decrease in the business usually done
At that period OF the year. Annual reports issued
by the various chambers OF commerce in Ger.
many state that depression prevails everywhere
in the emprs
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Little Encouragement for Ireland.

LONDON, Jan. John Morley, chief secretary
for Ire.and, III the course OF speech tonight re-
garoing Ireland, said the government was per-
suaIed tnat emigration WAS preferable to iInmi-
grafton, aud that the government would do its
bsss TO meet the wishes OF the IRISH, but no
feared II would De impossible TO do any thing in
the matter in the coming session OF parl.smeni.
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General Amuestv to I.ali.n..

ROME, JAM "A decree Of general amnesty
will be issued on the occasion of she silver we'd
ding of King Humbert aud Queen Margherita.
Among the benefciaries OF the decree will bs
Italians in the United States who failed to rem
der REG Quired military services in Its,y.
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Maurice Bernharat Defend. HI. Mother.

PARIS, Jan. I-Maurice Bernhardt, son OF the
actress Sarah Bernhardt, has challenged the cd
itor of the Vie Pdrisissae on account of the pub
licatton OF an artio - which, he claims. redects
slanderously on his mother
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
.SEU.iRK'S ELECTION.
Hossiuger Reelected President Of CounC
Three Other Members Elccted--Pe

Hossipger Rr-eIected President Of Council
--Thrre Other Members ElcCted--Per-
sunal.
Special correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEWARK, April l.. Iestcrday's election
for president and three members of Town
Council resulted int he reelection Of Joseph
llossinger as president, who received %
votes, TO Ga for Samuel j. Wright. For
counellmcn, one from each district there
was ITO contest, Wesley Il. Hart Of the
Western district, being reelected and
Alfred A. Curtis Of the Middle, being also
retained unanimously for two years more.
Joseph i. Luton declining longer to serve,
is succeeded by Charles e. King, from the
Eastern district. The holdng-oycr mem
bers of Council are: Samuel NJ, Dounell,
Eben d. Frazer and George ". Williams.
Captain George IL. J. Edmondson, Cap
tain A. j. Taylor and Sergeant Edward f..
Alullin of tile College Cadet Corps, have
distinguished themselves during The last
term under Lieutenant FriGr for regularity
of attendance, solderly appearance and
proficiency III drill, III the military depart
mcnt.
Personal The Rev. G. NJ Bond has re,
covered from his recent sickness-Air, and
Mrs. $. NJ Curtis, Mrs. ii. L. Curtis and
Miss Myra are spending several weeks AZ
Old Point Comfort W. G. Hodgkins, who
was engaged mere a'oul clStit inohtua W
the trianSulation survey Of the Delaware
Pennsylvania boundary, left Washington
on Sunday for Alaska pursuant to orders
from the United States coast and geOdetic
survey with which he is connected. lie
will be member Of the party TO survey
and establish new boundary between
Alaska and British America Miss
Henrietta Nichels OF Maine has ended 4
pleasant visit here as the guest of the
Misses Bower at Oaklands--Aliss Alice
Wilson has returned from Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
LIN TILE Lee iSLiTNRE.

The Senate Passes the Brnndywine Springs
Electric Hallway IsIll, with Amend
ments--The Final Adjournment Resolu-
tion.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
DOVER, April i2.--'rhc Senate passed the
Brandywine Springs bill, as amended. The
company is empowered to build railway
from where the city line inttrsects Union
street extended to Brandywine Springs.
The Wilmington City Railway Company
is to extend its road out Union street
within 60 days, to connect with the new
line.
Should the Wilmington City fail TO do
this within the required time, the Brandy
wine Spring men may buld their line i'll
as far as Front and Union streets.
The four-ffths merger provision is re.
| tanned. This was the understanding
reached at last nights conference, but the
bill itself says nothing about 90 days or
city line, but provides that the brandy
wine Springs men may build in Union
street until they meet the line of some
other street railway.
| The road is to be commenced in six
months and finished in two years.
| The bill passed unanimously.
| The House passed the Senate bill to re.
new the Water Witch charter, and Mr..
Cooch IS convict LABOR hoau-ihehalilS nill'
Inc senate loiht resolution 70 ADJOURN
next saturday Week was taken up IN Ihe
House ana referred 70 committee' me
House VIII prooaoly extend inc time one
week.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Tho Honse n.sscd the Senate bill moor.
u.,;.,.. f,,,i,,,.,.a ,ataat;.,o ,.o,,a,,
porallhs peiaware pelectiVe Agency
House bills regulating shad fishing IN
Broadlin river; TO divide School district
No. rs. New Castle county, permitting the
ohootin, ~ E,glisb .niie. il RELATION I,
HHo"''fh =. -a'si o''lP., - r".a t,'i. y
e&toruon; Incorporating the costa Iflht
ing and Publishing Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

ing's session of court the trial Of William
Evans was resumed.
Augustus O'Bier was the first witness
called and testified ms TO the roads In the
vicinity of oak Grove.
Levin L. Salisbury railway mail clerk,
testified as to the time OF transfer Of Broad
street station mails leaving Tor aberdeen,
Md.
Mines Darby testified as to the roads in
William S. Lewis testified that he saw
George H. Collins at Concord camp be-
tween 3 and 4 o'clock Thursday, August
ith last.
John l'rice testified to the same, as did
John Rcthwell and William Abern.
Martin l.. Sullivan, George w. llignut,
William S. Lewis, Londy Leyden, Edward
w. Adams and Daniel g. Adams, testified
that they would not believe George IL.
Collins on oath.
Collins is the man who said Evans was
at his house and took lunch with him on
| Thursday, August 4th, last
William y. Fleetwood testified that John
| Rosser did say to him that there was a
| package Of Paris green at the house, which
he could not find.
Asbury Lloyd testified that Nellie Rosser
| did say that the old lady RVsser put the
poison in the well, She believed, and no
one else.
GEORGETOWN April 1i.-Chief jus.
tice Lore charged the jury in the Evans
well poisoning case, Immediately after
the opening Of court this morning.
The charge was thorough prescnta.
ton of the case and cmincntly fair and
impartial
The jury retired shortly after II
o'clock, and in a little more than al
hour returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Evans was at once discharged from
custody aud left the courtroom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
UNITED STATES conn
Annie watson Sentenced---The Smith
Bank Case Will Probably BE called
Next Tuesday.

Annie watson Semtenced---The Smith
Bank Case Will Probably he called
Next Tuesday.
The April term Of the United States
Court opened Tuesday morning. There
were 20 out Of the % grand jurors pres.
ent. of these, one was reported non est,
two mortpis est, and two were excused,
leaving panel Of IS. The Jury retired
at 1890 o'clock. At 1880 the grand
jury sent in two true bills. These were
two indictments against Isaiah Ponzo,
charged with mailing obscene literature.
The jury was discharged to 2 p. NJ.
At the United States court yesterday
Annie Watson, epl0rei was arraigned OH
the charge of attempting 70 obtain pension
money fraudulently. The woman IN reply
to the clerks interrogation as TO whether
she pleaded guilty or not to the indlct-
ment replied:
Il didn't do it, judge-but I'll plead
guilty"
This accommodating reply seemed to
nonplus the government prosecutor.
The prisoner was fined 81 900 and SEN
fenced to IA months imprisonment. She
left the court room in charge OF the mar
shall.
The trial Of r. I. y. smith, charged with
embe2lling the funds Of the First National
Bank will probably come up for trial next
Tuesday, when Levi c. Bird will appear in
defence.
The following true bills were returned
BY the grand Jury: Michael Melon
neil, illegal registration last November;
Algernon S. Duff, the same; John II.
Young, same. The case of John H. Fort
ner, charged with selling liquor without
having paid a special license, was con
| tinued.
The grand jury was discharged at 1870
! p. IN. from further attendance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

The Condition of Market Street Bridge
Under Consideration.

The main business that occupied the
attention of the Levy Court commits
sioners Tuesday morning was the con
dition of Market street bridge.
The commissioners have Investigated
matters there on several recent coca.
sions. Commissioned Gallagher and
White were at the bridge again Mon
day afternoon. The general impression
seems TO be that new machinery will be
needed.
Mechanical Engineer George NJ. Comfy
has been directed to make detailed tech.
nical report on the subject. lie iscngagei
on this now. The common charge is
that the machinery gearing is too light
to move the bridge. Another trouble is
that the machinery is set only IS inches
above mean tide. During spring ircshcts,
or at very high tides, or when floating
ice is passing down the river, there is
always danger to the gearing. This
happened several times the past winter
when the bridge was shut off during the
break-downs.
BY resolution the court approved Of q
newroad passing through Mrs. Walden
property, from Gordon Heights to the
Pennsylvania railroad,
| Court adjourned at 1880 p. IN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
Marriaass.


CoSTIN--TE ftNER--ln i'htislclphia,on idarcs
a4Ih Or IKE kcY. DR.. Boyle, .. kt-han' Hosiir
OF New York ana salie, daughter Of rH-~nrr:;t
#. Bedford Turner Of Queen Anne = county,
Md.
CLAYTON FREEMAN-At Chcsarcake CITY,
Md, on tho 5th instant, Naltcr I" clayton
and Mary Elizabeth Freeman.
DIsHAROOS- -DASuIELL.--At Qnautlru, Mo-,
Aptil an by tho Rey. +. T. Adkins, WtncelA
S. Dishsroon and Clara pashleli'
FAULKNER -SCoTTEN.-At Denton. Md on
The 9th. by tile Rev. George W Iowuaend
John l.. Faulkner and Mrs. Reeccta scotch,
FITn-JusEPH.-At ST Pauls ", 4,
Parsonage, on the 5th inst, by tho hcv, U. y
Terry, Charles H. Grii.h aud Mary l..
Joseph, both NJ this city.
HALL--ALLNE-A Dover, en- tho ID instant,
by Presiding Elder Adams, DANES Z. Han
and Mary Alice, both Of Midllotown
HOOK ER-ToWNs END--At Frauklord, on the
tth instant, by Rev G. J.. swan, ". lysscs
VI Hooker and Adella NJ. Townsend.
HEARN-ThuIfT. AT salisbury, Md, Arul
5th. William ;. Hearn aud Birdie H. Iruitt,
both Of Pittsville
HAMMoND-MA Elkton, MI. on
The 18th, by tho Rev. |. 4. Wood, Ezekiel g.
hammond and Ida N. Aahoncy.
HENNlNG-HoFFMAN--At Denton, Nd, on
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

The President sends Another Batch OF
0ticiaI Selections 10 the Senate.


OticiaI Selections 10 the Senate.
WAsHIvGToN. April 6.-lhe President
sent the following nominations TO the
senate to-day
Hannis Taylor If Alabama, TO be. envoy
extraordinary and minister Plenipotcn-
tiarv of the United States q spain.
William IOchrcn Of Minnesota, TO be
commissioner Of pensions.
Charles Edward Riggs Of Iowa, to be
assistant surgeon in the navy.
b. Is. Britt to be postmaster at Suffolk,
Va.
The total number Of appointments to
fourth class post-otlceS to-day was III, Of
which ~ were to till vacancies caused Oy
designations and deaths. and 50 TO fill
vacancies caused by removals.
WAsHIEGToN, April The President
Caleb w. West Of Utah, to be governor
Of Utah.
pominick Murphy Of Washington, u.
G., TO be first assistant commissioner of
pensions.
Ambrose w. Lyman Of Montana, to be
collector of internal revenue for the Dis
trict Of Montana.
| Davis q. Browne Of Montana, to be col
| lector of customs for the District OF Mon
tana and Idaho, III the State Of Montana.
| Levin 4. Jones Of Maryland, to be a
second assistant engineer in the revenue
cutter service.
]. b. Eustls of Louisiana, to be am
bassador extraordinary and plenipoten-
tiary to France.
August Belmont g. Company to be
special fiscal agents of the navy depart
ment at London, England, vice Scligman
| Brothers.
Edward II. Strobe Of New York, to
be Third Assistant Secretary Of state,
vice William NJ. Grannell, resigned.
Daniel NJ. Morgan Of Connecticut, to
be treasurer Of the United States, vice
Enos Il. Nebeke., resigned.
| Conrad N. Jordan Of New York, to
be assistant treasurer Of the United
States al New York city, vice Ellis II
Roberts, resigned.
| Henry L. Pcckham Of Rhode Island
to be a third lieutenant in the revenue
cutter service.
Henry v. johnson Of Colorado, to b.
attorney of the United states for the
district OF Colorado.
Charles i. Bellingcr of Oregon, to be
United States district judge for the dis
trict Of Oregon.
William X Reed of Utah, to b
judge Of probate in the county 81
Sanpet, territory of Utah.
Daniel NJ. Browning Of Illinois, 10 b
commissioner Of Indian affairs.
Frank G. Armstrong Of Washington
d. c., to be assistant commissioner Q
Indian affairs.
The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed to-day was III. OF thi
number ia were to fill vacancies causet
by designations and deaths, and So By
removals. of the postmasters removed
"a had served four years and over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
IfaTnS.

E----------
ApAMs.-At St Iosephs Hospital, PhiladeE-
mia, on the 9Th inst. Miss Annie Adams.
ASH-At Elk Neck, Md, on the "a lnsti
Mrs. Rudolph Ash.
BAYLIS.--on tho 5th inst, Samuel b. Baylis,
in his 18th year.
BOEGEk.-On the 5th inst, Lizzie, daughter
Of John Y Berger
BERRY-At Wyoming, March 2sth, Isaac N.
Berry.
BERNHARDT-on the ilth inst, John NJ. Bern
hardt. aged p years
yited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
denco No, T25 Madison street on Friday after
ndou, at 30 o'clock. Services at FIRST prespy-
terrain ChHrCh, al Q tlHih' ihlofincAt ~ Noi-
view cemetery.
Baltimore papers plelso copy.
CHANDaER--At IorkIyn, on tho llfh inst,
,Inue Chandle', aged - years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
tho funeral from the residence OF her orother,
james Chandler, Mt lorklyh, on sunday az ~
o'clock. interment at Mon Hill cemetery.
COMEGYs.-In Philadelphia, on the 10Th inst,
James Il, son Elizabeth and the late Abran
Comegys, IN his 53i year
Relatives ard friends are csreouully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
brother-in-law, ", a, Cole sO8 West sixth
street, 81 Thursday afternoon. at o'clock.
lntermsnt Wilmington and brandyWine ceme-
terry.
CHARLES. On the Sth inst, Fannie A., wife
Of Henry Charles.
| CONSTR LE--Arar l.ankiord ~ March 2eih'
Stevenson Constable, IN MS 5ith year
CAVtLER-At Rnston, Md on March 3lst,
Charles r. Caviler, IN His fAtil year
| COFFIN Near Henderson, Md, on March 9th,
losrph 4. Gonfu formerly OF Milford.
poNulItt- Al baltimore, an the 4tA inst,
Iiss!p Dvn0ho. formerly Of Dorchester county.
| EVANS In Baltimore hundred, IN March Esd,
| stephen II, Evans.
| FEN'VOS LIN this city, on Tic It'll INST, John
L. Ecut0u, aged u yeats
! EsE-l Naat EpTk Strings, Nd, the LIST
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
TITS Now SQNIRE mWRoRTER.
The Ex-Stats senator WAS Appointed by
Governor Reynolds.

Charlie II. McWhorter was Tuesday al-
pointed by Governor Reynolds justice of
the peace for this city, to succeed Squire
4. b. Groves, resigned. Mr.. McWhorter
received his commission Tuesday and yes
trrdav vas sworn in by Justice of the
Peace Frank Z. Smith
the new magistrate was seen yester-
day and asked when he contemplated
entering upon the duties Of his office, He
replied that he would in all probability as
sumo full charge in the course Of a week,
or us soon as suitable arrangements could
be made for removal to his new office,
which will probably be on Shipley street
above Eighth. Squire McWhorter received
the congratulations of his friends yester-
Inv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
.... --=------- $50 --'-z-7'---=-
PICTOR LORD KLLLED.
A Prominent Citizen of Odessa Me
with Fatal Accident.

A Prominent Citizen of Odessa Meets
with u Fatal Accident.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
MIppLETows, April 12.--While repairing
some portions Of the machinery at the
chemical factory of the Lord & Polk
Company, at Odessa this morning. Victor
Lord, the senior member Of the firm, was
struck on the head by falling timber
The blow caused injuries from which he
died in q few minutes.
AT the time Of the accident Mr. Lord
was engaged in work about the building,
when piece Of timber falling struck him
and knocked him TO the ground, &c feet
below. Death was. instantaneous.
Mr. Lord was about As years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
4 o. :. CONSULATE MonnED.



will Get Their Country Into Trouble.
The state department Thursday received
cablegram from Minister Hicks, at Lima,
Peru, stating that a mob attacked Masonic
lodge, sacked the building and burned the
fixtures; that incidentally the United
States consulate was invaded, furnishings
destroyed and the acting consular agent
shot in the foot. A squad Of Peruvian
police looked on without interfering with
The work Of the mob,
After consultation with President Cleye.
land Secretary Gresham sent a telegram TO
Minister Hicks, telling him to protest
against the failure of the authorities to
afford protection to the consulate, and, if
the facts are well established, To ask an
expression of regret, prompt prosecution
of the guilty parties, and reparation for
injury to American property or persons.
The point at which the outrage occurred j.
not mentioned by Minister Hicks in his
kilograms, but the authorities suppose il is
ut one OF the interior posts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

Miss Irene Townsend, daughter Of
Mrs. Letitia Townsend, formerly of this
city but now Of Baltimore, died in that
city last Wednesday, She was to have
been married to Henry Mank, also Of
Baltimore, the day she died.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

I.oNpoN, April 1o.-fhe Hon, Robert T.
Lincoln, American minister, will sail for
the United States April I'D leaving Secre.
tary White in charge of the legation until
the arrival OF Mr.. Bnyard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

The third anniversary of the W. CT. Y.
eadinS room of this city will be celebrated
,ext Saturday afternoon, April 18th, at
erved from to O'clock Whatever free
Will offerings are made will be applied to-
wards the mortgage debt on the building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
a victory for the american side.

:
PARIS, April l2.--The court Of arhitra-
ton on the Behrng Sea has decided not to
admit. for the present. the British supple
mentary report, This is victory for the
American side of the contention on that
question.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13
clerk Layton called Home by Death.

CIeTk LlytOn CNIIeU IIOIHe Dy DeAIIls
Special Dispatch 10 Gazette and Journal.
DOVER, April 12.-Clerk Layton, of the
House was called home TO Frankfort this
morning by the death of his youngest
child, boy of two years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

United Pra4s DiSpatcn nv SnsriRl Wires
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Flonr. steady, but
dull. Wheat dull and weaker; NO. . red,
T5Sc.: No. . Pennsylvania red, f6ac. Corn,
Gutet.and weak No. 2 for local trade, 50hc
No. Z in expor. elevator, iSc. Rye, dun at
BOc for No 2. Oats quiet and steady: No. :
white. 4lc.: No 3 white, 40f; No mixed Ssc.
Bran uuiet. firm: winter, SlSaiShO; spring, ST.
al75t Ealed hay, firm and in fair demtn nd;
timothy, small bales, Sl5al7.jD: fancy large
bales, flsalS.50; mixed, Sl4alh5O; bsled rye
straw 1880.
Butter, dull and weak; Pennsylvania croam-
cry, extra, 2sc.; Pennsylvania prints, extra
wholesale, ale; Pennslyvania, do. do. loDhing
vt gtc. Egg steady; Pennsylvania tirsts, l52c,
Cheese. steady ard quiet Potatoes, steady
and in fair demand, from 75aSiper busheL Pc
LrNlauu. stendY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

For the week ending at noon on Satur-
lay Registrar Colquhoun reports Il deaths,
B births and 10 marriages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13

William Heacock will soon remove from this
city to Marcus Hook.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

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A pure old whisky ia always free fror
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eliminates IL from the epirit ~ oxida-
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whisky.
when you want whisky for medicinal
ure you want !. pure. Royal Ruby
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ticular. and recommended for the in
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disiilIery.) az pcr quart bottle.
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Read Carefully.

Duliam's German Medicine CO..:
Gcntlemcn--for over four years
have been afflicted with an eruption ii
the skin. which became very trouble
some. and l could get no relief. was
also troubled very badly with constipa-
ton. which nothing 1 tried gave perma-
ncnt relief until took Drllam's Great
German Blood. Liver. Stomach and
Kidney Remedy and since taking have
been entirely cured. For n tonic. blood
purifier and general health rcstorer |
can heartily recommend it.
Mrs. WILLIAM COPELAND.
Flint. Mich.
For sale st u. G.. Scribner's dug
store. No. % Monroe street.