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Unprovoked Assaults by Negroes.

FREDERICK, Md, Dec Richard j.
Dutrow and William w. Lease, prominent
merchants of this place, were brutally
beaten by colored men at different hours
during Thursday night. Mr., Lease was
accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Ann Bat
son, who cried for help when Mr. Lease
was being assaulted, was set upon by the
negro and knocked senseless with a club.
George Willard, the negro who assaulted
Mr. Dutrow, is in Jail He was captured
after a desperate fight with officers
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Fatnllx Shot His EMPLOYER.

HENDERSON, Ky, Dec 1.-Counoilman.
W. i. Labry was shot in the back of the
head by Lee Powell, colored, with shot
gun, completely removing his scalp He
will probably die. Powell was employed
by Mr. Labry, who has the contract for
the irrigation ditch now being dug at Elm
Flats, and they had quarrel about wages
Powell escaped. If caught he will prob
ably be lynched.
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Fined for Usurping Office.

TRENTON, Dec. Chief Justice Beasley
filed memorandum holding as constitu-
tional the law under which the Demo
cratic board of freeholders of Camden
county was legislated out of office, and
filming the members 620O each for usurping
office. Among the Democrats fined were
William j. Thompson, the Duke of
Gloucester" This ends the fight between
the Democratic and Republican boards Of
Camden county
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Oos,t rOhsoOo Spit or smoke your Lie AVA,

book that tells all about Eo-to-bac, the
wonderful, harmless guaranteed tobacco
habit cure, The cost is trihing and the
man who wants to quit and can't runs no
physical or financial risk in using motto
bac." Sold by all druggists.
Book at drug stores or by mail free.
Address The Sterling Remedy Co., In.
diana Mineral Springs, Ind. wEs-1y
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SoUTHBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1.-Two more
of the football players injured in Thurs
days accidents are dead, making four in
all They are John Street, % years old,
who was the halfback of Williams fresh
men eleven, and Victor Nelson, aged 49,
There is little hope for the recovery Of
Andrew Taylor, of Southbridge.
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Mines Menaeed by Torest Fire..

SHAMoKIN Pa, Dec. 1.-Destruotive
forest fires are burning on the Line and
Henry mountains and, although every
possible means is being exerted to extin-
guish them by the coal companies owning
the land, the oonhagrations continue to
rage without showing the least sign of
cessation. How the fires started it is i'm
possible to say.
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Boston, Dec, l.--Pctor Mahor's accept
ance of the purse offered by the Atlantic
club Of Coney Island does not place any
restrictions upon his prospective opponent,
Bob Fitzsimmons To further emphasize
Maher's desire for battle his hacker and
manager, J. ]. Quinn. says he will bet
5000 that Fit2simmons cannot make good
his boast that be would put Maher out in
six rounds
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AFREE TRADE newspaper prints pic
s4ure Of "Wilson Bill Bargain Counter, 4"
where cottonades are "now l3 cents; one
year ago Is cents" The only trouble
with this happy picture is that there is
1st one customer seen in the store, and
the looks as if she didn't have the 13
~ epts.
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b'ATURALLY enough, nearly all the
g7nern bers of the Cabinet are in favor of
zzssting a currency commission em-
sowered to ascertain what ails the
national finances. 1t is much as if lot
ST quacks, after dosing and blistering
PROSTATE patient, should agree to turn
she victim over to a clinic for dissection.
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Three PrIsoners nurnea TO nenth.

CHARLOTTE, n. O.. Dec, l. - At Polk
ton, this state, three egroes-Henry But.
Ter, Oscar Thompson and HHmp May--were
burned to death early in the morning.
They had been arrested for trivial offenses,
and were placed in Jail, and it is supposed
that during the night they attempted to
burn their way out, and, losing control Of
the fire, brought on themselves their own
dastrlIctinn --------
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Notice TO Subscribers.

Subscribers to the EVENING HERALD
who are not receiving their paper regu-
larly and people who wish to receive the
paper as new subscribers, are requested to
leave their addresses at Hooks & Browns
stationery store, on North Main street.
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Evening Herald
SATURDAY DECEMBER 1, 1894

DEMOCRATIC Congressman aren't tanxious
10 80 back to Washington this winter.
Where isn't 50 much fun in being a
Democratic M. c. in these days.
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Pennsxlvnnia,. Rerenue.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 1.-'rhe revenues of
the state for Uhe fiscal year ending yester-
day aggregate Sl2, ,S75, 7s6.2O, an increase Of
S31s, ,941.0 .06 over the previous year. The dis
buTsements for the year We're Sl3, 423, ,O64 n.
The balance in the general fund is S5,0l4,-
OASIS, and in ths sinking fund 500, ,3SS. %.
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Hoods Pills are the best family oathartio
gentle and effective. Try box 25 cents.
(: AElElG
R}T7 Fa4N SYSTEM


TRAVIS le&VB sb6uRuUDAa aE lOloWa.
rdc New Y0rh vie Philadelphia, week da7g,
Slo, b.25, T.ll am, 1882, 2.55 s55 pm, 9r1dtg
AI0, o. M FOR New York via MRuj1 Chunk,
week days 5.25,7 ~ .. m, i2.s2 2.55 p, 70
Nor Reading and Philadelphia week dsyn,
40, 5.25, 72O, 3, M, 1882, s.55- $50 0. m sun'
say, 2lO, a. N,
gor Fottsyille week days SlO 10 u III
2.s2 2.55, 5.55 p. m. Sunday, 30 r. m.
For psmaqua and Mabanoy City, week oA}l,
40 5.25, no, D. M, 1882, 255' 5.55 p. m. Sun
For WiIiismsport, sunbury and Lewisbgis,
week days, 6.g5, li.SO =, me- lbs ~ y. m',
Sunday, 3.25 p. m.
L21, ll,% @. m, 1872, l.85. 265 5.l6i 9 IS
D. 10. Sunday, 2tU, 8.2o, q. 10.
Tor Ashland and Gh0moEil, week 3cys s@,
1,20 ll.SO =, no., t,26, o. S.85 p, m suA atyr
"a q M
FOR Baltimore, washington and the VCeE4
g O. r. RI through trains leave Rea-
Terminal, Philadelphia (P. r. Z. Rl s' 81,
IS II "a 3. M. AS ~ p. m Add 'tiona}
t al from q h and hestnut streets station,
week days, l45, 5 A, S% p. N. Sundays, l85,
: TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
Leave New York via Phiadelpnlh, w5cEe >
800 3 r.. l.s0, 400, 7.SO p m, lElb night AE =
leave New York via Msuoh Chunk, week
| $50, 8, 10 q, M 1.10 4.20 m.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Termt2tE,
| week days, 4.20, SS5 1000 B. rn.. and $50
| S,02, ll.30 .. m Sunday. iI,8O p, n1. 49,
Leave Reading, week days, l.55, 7l0, l0.oo So
y
l. Leave PottsViIfe, week days, 2.S5, 7.4e 3, 10 ,
| 1880, 6,t2 p. m Sunday, 285 - N.
l. Leave TGmRqua, week dsys, ais S5e, II 20 2,
| ul., 1.20, 715, 92s p. n. Sunday, 8.1S . q.
| Leave MahAnoy City, week days, S.a6, = ~,
ll.47 =. m Isl, TSs 9.s4 p M. Sunday, IS
| n. m.
Leave MshAnoy Plane, week days, 24o 4ro
aSe 987, 11b9 q m, ~ SO, zoo, $40 o2e,7 10 le
3. m. Sunday, R.40 400 o. m,
Leave WllliamBport, week days, 7.4a, 1910,
a. p 3S5, 11,ibp. M, Sunday, Ills p. M.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
4 Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
| and South Street Wharf for Atlantic City.
| k-Days-Express, 900, q, No., 200, 400
400 p. m, Accommodation, 500 =. M. 6.A5
4 ,. m.
sunday Fxpreus. eco, 1000 a. m. Accom-
| nodatiou- 8 90 a. m. ana 4.3C p, m
l. Returning, leave Atlantic City, depot, corner
atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
ek-Days-Express, 7.S5, 800 a. m. and
AGO q $50 p. N. Accom- nodatton, S,l5 q. m.
md 80 p. m.
su0ds '-Ex ress, 400 7SO p m. Accommo
1 i8tiOn. Z Is a. M, and Is p. m.
ParlOr care on all express trains.
l. o. g, HANCOCK, Gen. Pass Agb
Philadelphih Pz,
IA. sWEIGARD, Gen. supt.
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DIVIDE. Colo, Dec. LIN a barroom
fight Bill Yost shot Frank Emmons, r.
Rust and Samuel Foster. Enmons is
fatally injured The others will recover.
Yost is a hay bailer and worked for EN-
mons and Rust.
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Rupture.

OaHs guaranteed, No operation. In
SUfrs - ths SbsASAdSah drug store, No.
nsasA nEA 0EA1Ae O-Gs-6
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-02

t.,,c Durham 1.GO a. III. daily. 900 d. IL. dati'
L" SnHd,v for LyHchburg ana loGaH 80
tons. ArriVG L.ynch0urg II:i5 a IA ana nIr 2;"4 for ?,
n. at Union station; Lray &9i h > m' dai}y tx,
4nnt SUNDAY from / Mon station.
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STORY OF OCEAN WRECKS.
Schooners Which Suffered in the Late
storm on the Atlantic Coast.

baltimore, Md, October The
schooner, E. A. Bailey. Captain Smith,
which went ashore IN Frying Pan
Shoals, and was totally wrecked. was
bound from Ashley river for Baltimore.
She was owned by ]. J. Townsend, Of
Absecomb. y. J., and ;. Il. Narts. of
this city. The vessel and her cargo of
phosphate rock were valued at $1,000.
The captain and crew We're rescued by
life-saving crews.
Advices received here report the prob
able total wreck of the schooner Benja-
min +, Lee, Captain Steelman, bound
hence for Charleston. She went ashore
on Cape Roman late Thursday night.
The Lee was valued at SO, 600, and her
cargo Of cotton ties and canned goods
was worth SS. 900 more. She was owned
principally by S. Il. Narts and Slingluff
IL Company. OF this city. The fate of
her crew is unknown, but it is supposed
they took to the boats and were saved.
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NOTICE

At a special L Getting Of the board july 90
Resolved. That the board call the special at
tcntiOn Of the putIic 70 the loiIo" ~ D"H
ordinances. WnIc! VIII bi s'
from this date, altman !.
earnestly desired 10 aid the town authorities
in cufDI cling the sdIEc. &c foI-
lows: .,u,r - o+b.r
places, shall be rem,Ved on hoLlCc ol ~ "
police, street cOmmis slOner, u ayoT Or COn
nix. ioncr. 10 the owner Of such lot, cellar or
UrII ANY person violating this section shail
be nned - for every day 1t shall remain ai'cl
such nDtIce.
see All pcr-ons having their prlVles
cleaned Cur within thc..tOWn limits snaIl ueG
a disifcctant 50 az to dcOdOrIze inc Nun anu
ali cleaning shall be done between sui Son,inn
sunrise. All persons violating TINS section
~rr Q No person shall be suffered to carry
out Of his or her kitchen the dish water or
o. her slOIs into any OF the streets OF IhG L0"L
AIRY person violating TINS section 9h"ll "e
Sec. Is. No occupant of a lot in the town
shall allow such lot to remain IN such j con
dirion az to hold water until 1t becomes sthg
nant nor allow barrels. tubs or hOgsheads tC
hold water on same until it becomes stag.
nant. Any person violating TINS secIlon dno
falling or lcfuSing to comply after tnree
Gays notice from the chief or PONCE Sh"lI Nc
Sec. -. ANY occupant of any lot who ShaI
| permit persons to mOkc urinary or laecal u1C
| pCsits on same without using lime OF soLnI
| di,jnfcctant freely, so as 10 pfeNeht hlncIl
| shall me- fined and pay $ for every NlOldtlOh
Sec. %. No priVy or water closet shaii ne
| connected with any street gutter or dTalI
! leading into any of the street cutters OF Lht
town. Any person violating this ordinance
| shall he fined 50 pee day for each connection
50 long as SAID connccti0n remaIn'i NJ
Chief of Police.
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Aberdeen, Brown Cour'



Messrs. LIppman Bros, savannah, ia .
DEAR SIRS-I wish 10 give my t"-'llL
regard 70 your valuabI medicine. T. =
the cure of rheumatism, neuralgia, HJ-i-
biliOusness. etc. In l-Sl ! WAS AtLAos'.
bilious muscular rheumatism, auG aAr 80.
a martyr 70 IL ever since. Tired al ne.
/ ever heard Of, and all the doctors lh
but | found only temporary rc4l"i q" ..-,
were 20 tad at times that ] dId rot care
| lived or died. Ny ciyc-tiDu h",aI" Of.
paired that everything ] ate dl--i<f'' .,.
me. Ny wife also suffered 80 iHtrt-' -
Dyspepsia that her life Was "A hur1'A
she would b. confined - her tel int
the time snc also suffered greatly i[
dimes, and Joss Of sleep. -pmc y l. .a
was advised - take i. j. J. ana .
nv wife and l. had finished the -''..
Of i. T.. r.. our digestion tsRaI .-.
NJ pains sut-ldci - murh thAt .s'
able to work. ant AN feeling l-' "a.
haven't done bcfOTc III i nI'n'@F .-
We will continue taxing +. /. i. wax 40.
entirely cured. and viii cheeTiL:t' ..-. -r
II to all suffering humanity. iy-'
speCrfully.
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cAyNOR Will NOT DECLINE.
After Visiting the Judge the CHAIRMAN
Saws There Will be No Change

After Visiting the Judge the Chairman
Saws There Will be No Change.
Erw YORK. October 2.-Chalrman j.
w Hinklev, of the democratic state
committee spent several hours yester-
dav with Justice William ]. Gaynor,
the democratic candidate for judge of
the court of appeals, at Bellport, l.. L.
Mr.. Hinkley said, at the hurry Hill no.
tel last night. 4 had no doubt that
Justice Gaynor would accept the nomi-
nation before l called upon him, and l
have less doubt of it now. | would ik
to talk plainly, but until the commit
tees appointed to notify the candidates
If their nomination nave performed
their work l think it would be discour-
teous for me to say anything more. IN
answer to a direct question Mr.. link
ley said:
..There is no doubt that h ticket
nominated by the democratic conven-
ton will remain unchanged"
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest S. Govt Report
ks!%HS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
STATE NEWS,

AT the request of the Wayne county
democratic chairman, Pou has appo.p,e
Hon F. NJ. Simmons TO meet Na-;sr
Butler in joint discussion at jordan.
Store, Wayne county, next THURSDAY
The large distillery of J. \, Cheek. o.,
Hillsboro, has been seized for irregu,a-f
ties by order of Collector Simmons. The
reports made by Cheek I o Mr.. Simmons
it is said, do not agree with bis book.
The d~istillery was a registered one spl
mad a capacity of 420 gallons per LAY.
Alice Berlew, the trOtting mare ownct
by l.. Banks Holt, is in Baltimore ana
trotted there Saturday in the 225 race,
She vas driven by Mr.. J Scott, and in
the first heat lowered her record to 20
At the end Of the fifth heat it was a tie
between the mare and a geldirg. The
race will be completed today
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Our President in Raleigh.

The services at Edenton Street NJ. +
church on Sunday last were exceedingly
interesting, and were attended by very
large congregations.
Rev. John c KilgO, president OF Trinity
college, occupied the pulpit both morning
and evening, and his ermon were greatly
epioved. Professor Kilgo is not only a
profound scholar, a deep thinker, a sue
cessful teacher, but he is a great pulpit
orator His sermons are profound ana
pathetic In voice and gesture he is ex'
ceedingly attractive. With an ease that
seems part Of himself, and without notes
or m4nuScript, he leads his hearers into
evcIy phase of his subject and riVets their
attention upon every thought presented.
Attimes ne moistens every eye with tears,
and then sends cheerful smiles to dry
them up He impresses every one with
his own deep convictions and great earn
estnes: His power of eloquence and in
exhaus,ible flow of beautiful language
| cap,iyates his entire audience. This Is
| truly a great man. He has come among
| us to do a great work. He will do it, anC
| do it we'll.
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NEW VANDERBILT TRUNK LINE.
T.lpe Mountain Road to be Built with Con
Dections North and South.

I d
Pa. October 2.-Willlam Z.
Navne, OF Philadelphia. general solicl-
tor of The Blue Mountain railroad,
which i TO be built from Harrisburg to
the Della ware river at Portland, Pa, a
distance OF 40 miles, made the lmpor-
tant statement last night that a corps
of engineers Will start at Shartlesvllle'
Rerks county next week and locate a
different line 10 S~latingtOn. to connect
with the Poughkeepsie road, which Is
IN be sold to the Vanderbilt system on
October Is. This connection on the
east with an extension of the Norfolk
and Western and of the Vanderbilt
lines to the western terminus of the
Blue Mountain railroad, will complete
saws Mr.. -Mayne. a system of trunk
lines which for the interchange OF
freight and passengers by the south
and west and the north and east has no
equal in this country.
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1T WAS CLEvELAND'S BUSY DAY.
He Goes Fishing, Take a Drive and Bosses
the Gardeners.

BUzZARD's BAY, Mass, October >
President Cleveland went out in his
cat-boat yesterday for a short fishing
trip, and later drove out with Mrs:
Cleveland, after which he devoted
several hours to experimenting his
workmen in landscape gardening at
Gray Gables. 1t is expected that the
president will remain at the Gables
three weeks longer. lie has been pre-
sented with a buck deer. 1t came from
Washington and he has added to 1t the
collection in his private deer park ad-
Joining the Gables,
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6ERLlN'S LATEST SENSATION.
Arrest of an Army of NOn-Commissioned
Oficers on Ant1-Goyernment Charges.

BERLIN, October Am immense SEN
eatiOn has been caused by the arrest of
1873 nOn-commissioned officers Of artil-
lerv in the training school in Invalid
Strasse, on charges of being connected
with an anarchist-socialist propaganda
and assisting in the conduct Of a fac
tory for making explosives for revolu-
tionary purposes. The prisoners were
surprised last evening by a detachment
of the Fourth guards, who came upon
them with fixed hayonets. They were
taken at midnight to Potsdam station
where a special train was waiting, and
they were transported at $50 o'clock to
the Magdeburg fortress. At noon to-
day they were returned to Berlin. In
the meantime wild and conflicting ru-
mors were in circulation and 1t was dl-
thcult t. obtain any details.
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Electric Bitter.

This remedy j. benoming ~' 1'.. o.
and ~opopular a, TO need no -. ~.
All who have u-ei Electric Bite 80
same ~ong Of prai-e. \ rurer m7i. .s.
M, exist and Il J. guaranteed I" %. -
!, claimed. Electric Bitter viii ..'s ,r
ea,.- Of the liver and kidney, ".-
pimplg, bill, salt rheum and ~, .-r>
hons caused by impure blood
malaria from the system and pr
\. cure all malarial fever. "
headache. constipation and indl- -5-
Electric Bitters. Entire satisiacA ID 81
teen, or money refunded. Prlcr tag
81 90 per bottle at K. BlacknalL
store.
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AONoRs ON FOR THE PRINCE.
Arrangements in the kOenigsberg District
for an Ovation to Bismarck.

BERLIN. October Arrangements
are being made in the district OF koen-
igsberg for a monster ovation to Prince
Bismarck at NarZin on October 20. The
eX-chancelIOr has asked DR.. SchWenin-
ger to tell the newspaperrepOrters who
were present last Sunday that the re.
ports of his speech on that occasion
were the best examples of reporting he
has seen for many years.
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Tvphid Epedemtc in Connecticut.

WIxsrED. Conn, October Am epe-
demic of typhoid fever is raging in
L.akeville. a summer resort village
about twenty-five miles west Of here,
in the northwest section of this state,
and two deaths have resulted in the
past two days and a dozen citizens are
-ario1N7y III
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-02
he Great Gale in the Further North.

ST. JOHN'S. y. F.. October 2.-Iht
great gale which has bcen raging along
the Atlantic coast Of the United States
for the past week, reached here Satur
dav night and ragged t~iercely Sunday
No message from outlying places ha.
been received Yet but it is believed that
considerable damage has been done.
especially to the fishing teet OF the
Grand Banks.
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Ennr Zig SnCCchAes.

Having the needed merit to more lI'n
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sale. DR.. King ~
Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs aa'
Colds, each bottle guaranteed Electro III.
tiers, the great remedy for Liver, Nt"a''..
and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Save. 'L'
best in the world, and DR.. King NrH IL,
Pills. which are a perfect pill. All rh~r
remedies are guaranteed to DO iu,! what D.,
claimed for them and the dealer whose name
is attached herewith will he glad To- ,r.. 500
more Of them. Sold at Z. Blacsna.." '"h '
drug store.
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Chmn. Dem Cong. Elk. Co
The Mayor Talks

w. A. Davis was before the mayor this
morning charged with carrying con
cealcd weapons. He confessed hi, fault
and was bound over TO the superior
court In a bond of $25.
er. He also paid the town the sum OF
81 for being TO full on the street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-02
Twenty-One Cars of Armor Plate.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, October 1.-THE
largest shipment Of material ever made
bv the Bethlehem iron company for
Uncle Sans navy was sent out last
night consigned to Cramps ship yard.
There was a train of t~wenty-One cars.
The consignment included one 17-inch
barbette weighing 400 tons, and a con-
! ming tower for the Massachusetts,. and
fve-inch side armor-plates for the In
diana. weighing thirty tons each.
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Marvellous Results.

From a letter a letter written by Rev. J,
Gunderman, of Diamondale, Mich we are
permitted to make this extract: Il have nc
hesitation in recommending DR.. Kings New
Discovery, as the results were almost marvel
Gus in the case of my wife While was
pastor of the Baptist church at Rives Jane
ton she was brought down with pneumonia
succeeding la grippe. Terrible Paroxysms
of coughing would last hours with little In
~terruption and it seemed as if she could moi
survive them. A friend recommended Or
Kings New Discovery it was quick IN IL.
work and highly satisfactory IN results
Trial bottles free at K. Blacknall q Som
drug store. Regular size SOC. and 500.
Constipation and sick headache per
manently cured and piles prevented by
japanese Liver Pellets; especially adapted
TO children's use. W NJ. Yearly.
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nucklen's ArnIca salve.

The Best ~alye in the world for Cun
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cure Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect Abstraction. or money
refunded. Price . cents per box Forsale
at z Rlackn&ll q Son.
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o.

Messrs. Lippman Bros. Savannah. "a 20
DEAR SIFs j bought a bottic 81 your ~
p. at Hot SPRING.. Ark. and IL has .y." p '
more good than three months treAiL"A. o
the Hot Springs.
Have you no agents IN ms part Oh q"
try. or let me know how much II vi. .-
get three or six bottles from YOuT C.tt w.
press. Respectfully yours,
JAS. VI NE"r"r
Aberdeen, Brown tn4r'y.'
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-02
GLnr Not in Immedlate Danger.

IT. PErEsBURG. October 2.-Profe>sOr
Levdcn the Berlin specialist in brain
and spinal diseases. summoned to at
tend the Ear at >Pala. announces that
Hi, Maic>ty's condition j, not such a.
>, Justify Immediate anxiety.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-02
HARRISON WILL NOT COME.
The Ex-President Refuses to Speak to the
Republicans in Tennessee.

RepuDIICahs III IeHHessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October Am a dis
patch received here from indianapolis
it is stated that EN-PreSident Harrison
has positively declined to speak in Ten
nessee. The republican managers re-
quested the eN-presidcnt to fill the en-
gagements for addresses originally
made out for Governor Mckinley. Gov
ernor Mckinley was billed to speak at
Memphis. Nashville. Knoxville and
Chattanooga. but will be able to speak
only at Nashville on October %.