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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


J Brock. Salem. Or
j Rudolph, Santa Rosa
w Goodbin, Mare Island
+ May. q S n
w Melcher. q S n
w Henderson, Texas
j Wliliams. U SN
n McCourtney, q S n
G sullivan. U = N
+ Wilson, U 5 y
L. Sanstrom, U ) Y
I Grier. Stockton
A l.undberg. U S n
Il l. Hayden, Danville
j A Brown, U $ N
NJ Walton, o 5 n
j U'Brien, U ) n
q w McGovern 81 ", Cal
Mrs J II Parkhurst 81 I'm,
Seattle
c Larve. Tacoma
j Bowman. Vancouver
j & Rund, Seattle
$ Bishop, Canada
CT Koelher. Grass Valley
o Herman a. w. Portland
r + Vaity. Portland
j. Z Hastings. y Whatcom
j Tcmlinson, U 8 \
w H Pybore & son, Cal
Joseph Zane, MEMO Park
H a Mallory, U ) N
: HOTEL.
e } L X aneen, San Rafael
q 4 Ide, U 5 A
& IL Davis, Chicago
Miss Z FL Davis, y Wales
, r L Davis. N wales
9 q Frank. Hamburg
G Norwood Jr. n
Il Sheeks. Tacoma
Mrs E Sid botham, Eng
Mrs Goidfnch. England
| j A Clayton. San Jose
/ v Ashton. Victoria
l L 5 Broot, Chicago
'ERN HOTEL.
J r Baire, Seattle
r 5 dinner, Portland
w ) Dawson, San jose
) j Bowers. Tacoma
A l. Perry & VT, Covelo
y Gleason, s Luis Obispo
w Sroiker. Sacramento
J Downey, MERGED
j Sweet. Bakersfield
L BrewitI, Tacoma
ID A Moore. Seattle
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AItrurians in Earnest.

A special car is now at Berkeley station,
which on next Tuesday will carry out Of The
town some twenty pioneers of the new Altru-
rian colony. which will settle near Mark West
Greek, hive miles from Sonoma. Most of this
number are residents of Berkeley, but few
come from Oakland. In a short time their
paper, "rhe AItrurian. will be removed to
"Altruria," wherr il will be henceforth pub
llshed. The land purchased for a colony site
contains three houses and an old griStmll. AT
present The excess OF cOlOnists will rent the
nearest cottages about until permanent homes
are provided.
Their Tour Closed.
The county Republican nominees closed their
caBvassing tour last evening by general
gathering at Ssterna Hail. West Berkeley,
where they addressed the electors. George
Schmidt acted as presiding officer of the even.
ing,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-14

0UR PICTURE in the CEN
q D ter of this advertise
ment portrays the late
Edwin Booth in his great
character. Hamlet, wherein he
mixtures TO his mother two
pictures. those of his father
and uncle.
We use this subject to show
Won two of our very swell
garments. one an OverCoat,
the other an Ulster.
The fame OF our Overcoats
and listers has Travelled far
and wide. The people, ever
ready TO grasp upon something
meritorious, have sounded our
fame far and near on Over
coats and listers. Our Over
coats this season are by far
the grandest shown by us at
any time since the big store
Opened-perfeCt in all details,
both as to taiIorings, trim
mings and appearances. The
most skilled wOrkmen have
been employed to turn out
garments that will give you
satisfaction - satisfaction in
knowing that you have the
very newest styles, satisfac-
ton in knowing that the gar
ments are put together to at
all times retain their style and
silape-a combination of cir
CunstanCeS which will main
tain for us your future pa
trOnage.
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OF the devil. Accordingly chicken was pur
chased. and the plaintiff asked 10 state The
case. He evidently felt his imagination was
thus unjustly rul-d our. for lie refused TO teS
tify, ana the ease was dismissed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-14
Obscene Wares.

Frank G. Kane and +. B. Gibson of the
Pacific Coast Anti-Vice Society made
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-14

Liberia furnishes arrowroot, coffee
ivory aud hides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

health. AZ 4 was s,lll All cted with
malatln he said he had n sure remedy
which he took himself lie made up n
Jose IN . gla's aud gave 1t 70 me a.
driuk. IL Put me to sleep. When l
came 20 myself found he had taken
advantage u me. I accused him Of
HE crime and started 10 leave the
iiice. He pleaded with ms MT TO
make oceue. Ito assured me
lac had certain aud immediate proc
ptcis Of securing u psrmRnent posi-
uon Tor mo for n lafgo salary, which
would place mo anu my children IN
comfort ami beyond all want In the
future. His pfomlses and iliitety
nnslly overcome my Indignation anu
consented " accept the permanent
position.
when I Gale again to receive the
appointment II was hot reaIy, Uut his
pfomites aud latttry were. He bad
now acquired power over mr. lis
pefsuaded me 10 submit to him.
was now Al his mercy hnd he oOulu
command ms ne he pleased"
lhen t0liUws details VI money paid,
PROMISED to obtain the position anu
frequent calls at the seuaiOf's Office.
zone " bic bank checks,v Mts.
dlasscock says, "whicu was iUuuu IA
my pocHut ny my husbanj, aroused
his suspciOnf, aud then be followed
me when went cut aud had others
watch me-"
Mrs. Glasscook then narratcs the
bringing " suit for a divorce ny her
hustanJ, anu her fruitlrss appeai % |
senator Stewart for relief for hefsel!
anu fanny.
To "a Reporter Of the Washington |
EptHing Star she today rcitrfatrI the |
statements made Ia the Raleigh paper,
saying her husband mad brcn going |
Town hill through drink, and udir1:
"Soua.or 5tUWafps secretary elulu |
verify what l have bsiI II no would |
Tell tue tfuth, He entered the office |
juo dry anu i0und ua ina COmpfomis- |
.ug situation. hut VI course his mouth |
Il sealed. St'watps money has
JughluycfythiI la sighL.Oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

Carson, New, Sept i--rhs state
convention Of tho Silver PARTY con.
yened here To-Day. Alter utiggllng u
temporary organization apd appointing
cammlltrrs. the convention adjourn ed
until this evening",
At tho night session, a platform wrs
adopted which denies the authority Of
the government 10 restrain or abrligc
the free c0inagu OF gold ami silver Into
standard money at the ratio NJ 10 10 l..
The attitude Of DOtn the Republican
aud Democratic parties toward silver
l. denounced and 10 the dumOuellz ,tiOn
of silver nre attributed tho financial
depressionr anu hard-hiIs " the farm
erB auu wage .saruets during the past
few years. Abolition OF national banks
and the collection u tue Pacific
railroads debt are demanded, a.sj the
government ownership u telegraph
lines aud subsidized railroGiE The
platform eayi:
"We dpnuuuce the criminal su7pen.
sion Of the laws Of Congress by the
President, such as the purchasing
clause OF the Sherman ac'i the deaTy
Chinese registration RcL hnd his
neglect Rud refusal 20 enforce the
antitrust act and tho interstate com
merce act against wealthy oiienieTs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

POINT ARENA, Cal, Sept. "A
camping parry from San ffanei'n',
conslsting OF W. II, Higgirs'D, second
officer o. the steamer OaElaud,hia vile
anu daughter; william SpoEn, hiawi.e
nnd two chilafui; III Reed and f.
small Of Wells. largo 6 90, and jas,
Il. Wing, were uamptd on me SCUM
nm of Inc Garcia riyer,teH miles from
this place. Ihis morning AZ j O'cl ok
they we're awakened uy tho dog bhTk
Ing, anu heard large red WOOD iT"o
craclinp, The meu ran, nut the iIlea
stopped 10 drc,s. Che tree Toll over both
tents. killing Mrs, lIigsinson aud h =
daughter sadie anu breaking the leg VI
SpUhD an R.Cd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
MRS. METTIE MILLER,
40 AGED, Serious and Respectable
Lady adds Her Testimony
To the Multitude In Praise Of Drs.
shores a shores New Treatment
The Result in Her Own Case.

Mrs. Mo,lio Miller, Of 5ij Tonlh Ea,,
Street, IL lrdy Of 81 years, respected
and we'll known. Mr. Miller he a ear.
pointer aud builder and They have liyoI
la Salt Lake for seventeen yohr'. La a
fOcen, Interview Mr.. Miller sail.
Eyes. air. / have been successfully
treated by Dr.. shores & shore, for r.
very serious trouble and ! am now ono
Of tho many who ssnd ready On recon.
mend aud praise those splendid ply.
ticiaus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

"Whcn / won't IN Dr. Shores & shore.
] had been sufferer rom ubuffh flr
twelve wears. Tho disease had affected
my head, eyes aud throat and In iaoi, my
Nhul' system 90 such an oNtUnt that !
Vas absolutely miserable all tho limo
MY head amt uuto were ptuu-l up.
throat and eyes wofo Horo Aui painful.
] was continually hawking aud clearing
my thfnhii | had no appetite; my sleep
did noi refresh me roo nli, and Wa weak
and nervous and run down generally.
Nov, since my treatment with Urs
Shores & Shores, / am like 10 now
woman. ioel splendid In ovDfy way
I'd am glad Of the opportunity o. recon.
mend Them To all Ia ned u good
physician"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

hilLE Rock, Ark, I.-Rsturns
rom tho elections yesterday are com.
ing la slowly, but sufficient infoTma-
Non Ia ut hand 10 show that the Demo.
rats have made clean sweep. Sew.
tlel counties heretofore Popullst or
Republican went democratic 10y small
h'Joriiies. The Popullst vote was
much smaller than two yeaTa ago. In
White county, the P0pulist stronghold,
heaVy vote was cast: the Democrats
rialm 200 p ufnlity. jed. rsOn county,
Hhlch hha heretofore been controlled
~ tho Republicans, owing 10 a split Ia
To" Damuctatic party In that county,
give about 7OJ Democratic majority.
Carroll county gives email Demo
cratic majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
Atlsmnt.h Do neIa rn a slre.l rnr.

sT. Louis, Sept, 1.-Two highway.
men attempted to hold up street car
on the Cas- aver NO lAts last night. As
a result Frank Van ArsdAlc, conductor.
lies ut his home suffering from injuries
which may cause MS deuh. When tho
attempt Mt robbery was made there
were pnsseupors IA the car The two
men boarded the car several blocks
east OF tue scene Of the attempt. Whom
Van ATsdnle went 10 collect tneir lafs,
they ATTACHED him. Hs offered fosist-
auce anu In tbs sculll, was knocked
doHn ana klckui Into an unconscious
condition. tho mUt0Tman, Charles
Warren, stopped the car 40 quickly A.
possible, anu came 10 the cIuductOf's
a'si'lauce. In his hands he carried an
iron hWllch bar with which he Intended
TO beat the men Oh. ~ his appToaoh
BON highwaymen drew TuvOlvrfs ana
drove him back 10 tho front platform
under threats NJ Instant death. Ia the
confusion That FOL owed lhe highway.
men ltp without TODbiug Van ATs.
la'e. Van Afsdale WIS removed 10 hin
home One Of his eyes hsd been
Ricked out OF its socket Rnd tue other
also badly in!7iei.
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sENAInn TOME
ne Withdraw. from tho Republican
rnrty.

rnrtI.
NEW YOmS, Sept. I.--sonator Jones
arrived Ia tnis Guy uiis evening Aud
when Interviewed said he had not
changed his politics. The views he
advocated now are the same lie had
been UNFOLDING Ia Congfess since he
hfst entered tunt body.
Late tonight tho senator authorized
the publication oi his letter Of which
tue following lisa rynopsiG
wAsIuNGToS, ID. O.,
Aug. 20, 1894.
To Hon. Enooh S.fothur, chairman
slate central committee OF Nevada
Duatslf-Haviug been fully convinced
that the Republican party Organization
IL unnlttrauly opposed 10 the itrs coin.
age Of silver at thu ratio OF 10 10 |, or at
all, except with the consent VI foreign
governments aud NJ ratio u bs uic.
lated by them, have 60 announce
that l eau no longer act with that
party.
lie protests that DO abat,s not one
iO,a Of his conviction with reference 10
the buuliiceut influence on American
Industries NJ the policy VI pfItuctiJn,
'NHH 80 AAAAARN N'ANANAhAHh " NAA W. W III
good uniess the supply VI money 10
made to Keep pace with tue domand.
scarcity OF money 10 accompanied 10y
an artificial fail In the price Of com
mOditiUs.
lie SCOTS with bitterness at what he
calls International bimutalisA. A
remedy by International Conference,
he prOnounccH ~ impfaciible, anu cites
British testimony 10 uphold the claim.
lho money question, ho protects, II
one OF those great issues lustifying
new iotmallOu 0i parties. IL all ifes
silver men voted together, no says,
there IL no doubt that ife- silver
President would be elected Ia 1893. lt
can DO done through n nav parry.
Tue senator CLOSES rs fUllOwi.
Ia the immoyablp conviction that
the progress, the prosperity ami happl.
ness OF not only the people OF Nevada,
but these OF tho enliTe cOuutTy, are
more Immediately dependent on mon
rtary reform than upon auy other issus
that can he presented Tor political 49,.
ton, / shall, honeolOflh, vote and act
with tho party that bflugs this over.
Issue TO thu 'front.'
Yours truly,
joins T.. JOINS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
L Yon Cannot Coma 10 san LaLA

Write Tor the mail treatment. Oueoi tho
physlcisns In personal charge sunefIn.
tonda the mall department aud iy sys.
ten OF close correspondence controls
those out of tho citv quite ~ well as hose
who come 10 tho Office Send Tor symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
CARnIL's srATEHENE
H'r Alleged Relations with senator
stewart Of Nevada.

Htowhrt 81 nevada
WAsHINulON, Sept, 1 Mrs. Carrie
Biauy GiatbCock, the Defendant IN the
divorce suit In which Senator Stewart,
Of Nevada, Ia correspondent, has writ.
ten statement OF her cas" Tor the
Raleigh, North Caroline, Ntws and
O5-siU Der.
sue gives IN detail the story OF her
alleged relations with the Nevada sen.
h'or beginning with her Onlct-lee King
attempts IN Washington, aud OF tbs
senator promising her place ana
loanlng her money. Her statement
then goes OF.
ole (Ssna'or SlewAr) was very
cordial aud irendly-even intherly 10.
ward me. His venerable face pre-
vented bic demonstrations Of affection
from being as otl0nsive ms they other
wise would have been. lie seated mo
On his sofa and epqureJ after my
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
Hs.NomInaied Tor conEre...

SHERMAN, Texas, Sept. 6.-Hon. J.
~ haley, CongTessmsu, was Te.nom.
mated mere without party opposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

Great Reductions il Shoes.
Heavy Grain Shoes, ,ols IssihsT UP.
counter ana lusuiu, ais' 10 =, 100,
he Same shoe. uts - >. Ash 81
sprlng hcol, 800,
Genuine pang0,a Kid, P.i,e, LOIA,s
4Ir HiarH Go s., - Soc,
samo Shoe, slFo' ) 10 u. sisl,cJ.
Same Shoe, s.Eu ~ 10 .. spuGg h,sl
only, Ht SL-l,
Extra Heavy KiG Sn1r,, sole leather
~, ho1yy colo, In srrlngLrpi only q
splendid shoe Tor heavy wear szos o 10
s, as SI-1isilss ~. o.. zlsLaO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
BACK VOLUMES
W uuE-
DESERET WEEKLY.

Tho sixth volume Of no DEsERET
WEEKLY in tho present form is
now bound. A limited number u
copies Of these six volumes can bo OBJ
,ainod at tho Dr-EREr NEws once,
Salt Lake City, Ia bound form ats4O)
per volume, ltis tho best history Of
current events to be- obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time Ii not
far distant when they will he eagerly
sought anor by stulon.s Of history,
anxious TO DO Informed Of thesllTrlng
events which have tAnspIrgd within
the pas, three yoau-lhomostintorost
ing period OF tho history Of tho Lat
tor.day Saints. Every person who
can afford Il should secure these
volumes whuo thoy arc to hc had
for future reference, and especially
should they bo obtained for every
Sunday school, Improvement Aaso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure " getting then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

Hats.
10y
nm

We have just received
tho Fail Style in Knox
Hats Bomomber "Knox"
tho Hatlor." took tho dix
! highest awards at tho
| Worlds Fair for SIX
Hats, Soft and SUR Hats,
| Straw Hats and Mapped
Hate. " you are thinking
Of buying a Hat, II will
pay you TO buy tho bost
Hat mado Always buy
Knox. Union made, world
Renowned Hats. We arc
Solo Agents for Salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
Specials.

ai shades OF 30 iuch Changoahle BRO.
catrllo Dress Goods, well worth 7Jc, ibis
week NJ zoo yi.
A Line Of 50 inch Iisck and Cold, al!
wool lr.eoilnes, good weight, worth 20
50, ~ coo yd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

OUR GREAT SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN,s
FALL WEIGHT CAPES AND JACKETS STILL CON-
TNuEs. NEVER BEFORE HAVE SUCH VALUES
BEEN SEEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
SPORTING GOODS.
w L

Have the Largest Stock and
Finest Assortment OF Fishing
Tackle, Lawn Tennis, Base
Hall and Cricket Supplies,
Tents, Hammocks, Pocket Cut.
lcry. Scissors, Guns, Rifles, Am.
muniiion. Bicycles aud General
Sporting Goods.
Ride a Copper Rim Rambler
u you want the Best Wheel
Made. Send for Catalogue vi
Sporting Goods.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08

The popular standards q the parity q
water are clearuess, tlsleHssa-ss md eo'oriess-
ness, aud vet they are in reality less cesifa' e
qualities thar are softuess, freedom FROM pa-
itreseible organic matter, and stability in s'of-
age For instance, colsrless and perfectly
clear ground water, especially when high IN
nitsates, will, if confined in open reservoir,
promote and support a more vigorous growth
of organisms, and may become iouled ana
polluted to a much greater extent than VIII
many surface waters similarly confined and
either deeply colored by dissolved vegetable
matter, or loaded with clay and sand in sus-
pension. Likewise, a water meeting the re-
quirements of the popular standard, but con-
tanning much lime and magnesla, particularly
IN the form OF sulphaies, is unit for use IN
boilers and houses. while ground wafer cor
tanning peroxide of iron will Gauge much tom
BILE and annoyance By the deposits o. iron rust
in the distribution pipes, aud will prove very
unsatisfactor, in washing and rocking tx
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
Republican Leagne Club.

Pursuant to the request Of the Chairman
of the State League, three League clubs were
formed in the county, and delegates
from each were elected to the State
Convention held is Baltimore on Tuesday -
One was formed in this District, another in
the 9Th District and the third in the 9th Dis
trict OF the LIST District, Mr.. } " Albril-
tain was elected President, Alfred Jenifer,
vice President. and George Coomhs, Secretary
About forty persons enrolled themselves as
members Messrs. S. G. Padgeu, Henry
Pierce and A Posey, were e,ected delegates to
attend the State Convention Messrs Z
Mudd, G. C. Wade and F D. Mudd, repre-
sented the 9Th, and Messrs j. Il Chappelear
and Bruce Thomas, the 9Th District, at the
State Convention
| The State Convention was az enthusiastic
gathering of Republicans from all parts of the
Stite, and if positive declarations Of inten-
tons and apparent earnestness Of purpose
mean anything, a determined effort will be
made at the coming election to carry the
State Of the thifty-four delegates elected by
the State to attend the National Convention
of League clubs to be held in Denver, Colo
| RADIO. the last of this month, Charles county
will have two representatives, Messrs. S. 3.
Mudd and G. c. Wade. Among those who
witr essed the proceedings Of the league IN
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
Ordination Services.

Bishop Paret, Of the Episcopd Church
in conformity with one Of the duties Of nh
high 9TH e, iss determined to ap
point Mr.. G fl cogsley, Of Washington cit'
pastor in charge Of William and Mary Ahsh
Pica@axeu, in pli~e Of Rev Mr.. Todd resign
ed The new appointee has not vet teen or
dalned, but will be on Sunday, the 24th in
slant, by the Bishop, at Brick Church. Sew.
eral clergymeh will take part in the imples
slve ceremony and II will 70 doubt be wit
messed by large numaer OF persons as al or
dination Of the kind has rot
taken place in this county
for a number of years At the same limt,
the Bishop will administer confirmation and
during his visit he will confirm at ali tae 9th
er churches under his charge in the county
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In MemOriam.


Died, at Idaho, the residence OF her fath-
er, Judge + Stone, on Thursday, after II long
and painful Illness of consumption, Maria
Louise, wife Of lr Robert Crau.
SIN the midst oflife we are 10 deafu. n rU'n
the day of her birth, not remote, to the honr Of
her death the subject Of this tribute was the
fright and cheering flower sf united aud
happy household Ever gentle, ronsidemle
and obedient, she passed ihr0u. h tae years OIL
childhood life full OF hope and promise, The
idol of loving hearts, tine comfort and cousO-
iatiop of devoted father declining years -
Ripe in Eopapheod, The few years lett her,
she gave to bless Trusting hdshaud's ie
to adorn hGso and's home And Hos sal
sleeps in death AT peace with the world SHE
never offended; At rest, we trust, oh God
with the angels Of eternal life
| The death of one so Young, so pure S
loved. brings in its train sorrow aud eep
ing Fears grow heavy and tears flow freely
IN repining but why should we griere. Lrt
with us will soon pass away, and ia the othe
world we will meet again our loved one to par
no more. Memory will keep alive the virtue
and good deeds Of our dear departed, al,
time will assist in soothing the SUFFERING O
bleeding hearts.
In the death of Mrs Cram, we have lost
dear and valued friend; her husband a true AM
noble wife, and her devoted father ion,
and loving daughter, but let US bear up Il
this hour Of our affection and ia ru
christian spirit say unto the Great Direclor @
all things THY will be done
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08

An old phrsicidn, retired from practice,
having had laced in his hands by III East
india missionary the formula ola simple veg
cable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cue Of Consumption. Bronchitis Catarrb,
Asthma and all throat nnd Larg Affections,
also "a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility uud all Nervous oiailaints stteE
having tested IFS NoDfrlfpl curative power.
in thousands ct cases, has iet Il his duty q
make ii kn0ar to his suffering fellows A.
tuatea 3, this moliy- aud desire 10 fciiev,
human suffering. ! Will send free q: charg,
10 ail who desire il, this reripe, ia German
French or English, with full directions iol
preparing and using. Sent BY mali hy nd
dressing with st,mp. naming tins paper. =
". 4. MOVES. $40 Powers Block, Rochss
a New lori mA 6-s
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Pleasant Entertainment.

The first of a series of dances to be glveT
by the Wednesday clue o; this neighborhooC
took place in the town hall IN this village
Wednesday night. According TO bylaw o
the club, dancing began at o'clock p. m
and lasted until O'Clock ii m, the mex
morning. The attendance for several rel,
sons was not large, but enough persons we {
present 10 make the affair most enjoyable -
4 substantial luncheon was served NJ Ii
O'Clock. furnished by several ladies OF the
Club. The music was rendered by the Bry
aotown band, and while not of the iirst order
was amply satisfactory for beginning. The
next meeting will be ON the 10th.