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COTTAGE-For rent, fiye-room cottage:
~. modem conyeniences; on car line. In
quire 6l0 West Seventh st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-18

E1OUSE-For rent modern dwelling. 405
: II Ashland av. Inquire 429 Ashland ay
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w ATCH LOST-Thursday = Shell-case
w watch; small chain. coffee grain at
tached; name Lucy Thomas engraved in
side. Return to 40 West Fourth St. Tor reward
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CLOSE AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
A Large Crowd In Attendance, but lsucinl
not Attractive.

A Largo Crowd In Attendance, but Racing
not Attractive.
New York, August 7.-Attcndance on
this tho closing day OF tho Brighton
Beach was very largo. but tho rucing
was not remarkably attractive. There
wero two good things Of McCalerty's
which went through and ono which did
not, and in each the horses were favor
ties. IIo bcgnn with Judge Morrow in
tho fret race and when tho horses went
to tue post Judge Morrow was held at
8 to 10 by the boOkmnkcrs. Simms had
the mount, Dnt Black Hawk took tho
lead and remained there 10 tho end,
with Judge Morrow in tho third place,
half lOnghth behind Poor Jonathan,
who was beaten by three longthe.
The next OF his horses to 20 wa9 in
tho third race, when Shadow Dance colt
was held at oven money with Jennie A.,
n second choice. Tytura md Jennie
A., did most OF tho running TO the
stretch, whom tho MCCailerty colt camo
through and won easily. In the fifth
race Bon tomond was heavily backed.
Hardy Fox aud Best Brand made the
racing, while Simms took Ben Lomond
into a couple OF pockets and mixed him
up considerably, finally getting all opon.
ing ut tho hoad Of tho Esrotch and win
ming rs ho pleased. Best Brand strug.
ged iOr while with Jack RosG and
finally concluded to DO satisfied with
third, although no almost lost it at the
last jump. summary:
First race, five furlongs, selling
Black Hawk, l03, (JOncs). Is to ). won
by thrcO lengths; Poor Jonathan, ITO,
(Simmsl, 10 TO /, soCond by half a
length; Judge Morrow, ll3, (CNrter),
TO 10, third. Time. l:02.
Second race, mile, sclling-Chartcr,
90, (DGlohHntv), s to |, won by neck
Claris, 20, (Jonos). l2 to !. second by
six lcngths; Sarcasm, %, (BorgOnl, 8 10
9, third. limo. l:4j.
Third race, six furldngs, selling
Shadow Dance tcolt), Ito, (Simms),
oven, won by ono length; jennie A.,
ll5. (lIamilton), 9 to !, second by one
length: Tyturn, lls, (Ballard), 80 to i,
third. Time, l:ls!.
Fourth race, seven lnrlougs-Panwav,
81, III. Brown, 10 TO l, won by ono
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MaIsrIN's FERRY.
Haps and nIishapS Ia tho Thriving Cit
Across tho River.

lIapB nnu MlshRpS IN thc thriVlhG Clty
Across tho River.
Clyde Shipman was arrested last oven
ing Tor striking George MCCuO with O
stone. Charles McCord and Frank Coss
ure also wanted for stoning him. They
wore intoxicated and threw stonos into
McCuo's office, on Walnut street.
Harry Chcsseu and Charles o'Beirne
rodo to Barnesvilie yesterday on their
wheels TO sec tho Martins Fcrry-Barnes
vile ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wells aud chill
drcn returned last evening from two
weeks visit with Mortimer Williams,
at Lima, y.
Miss Madgo jenkins, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, will arrive to-dayto visit her friend,
Miss Bess Brady.
Harry Hood and family left yesterday
for Fairmont, W. Va, 10 spcnd the
month.
Enoch Jones, Of Palmira, O., Ia whit
ing his sister, Mrs. E. J. Lewis, on Third
street.
Miss Bess Griffith left yesterday for
Pittsburgh, to visit friends and attcnd O
picnic.
Misses Kate Greer and Jennie Nc.
Grew are visiting friends at Smithield.
Mrs. John Quinn and children, oil
Mingo Junction, are visiting here.
Hon. L. Danford wont to Zoar last
evening.
The Uuton glass works resumed yes
terday.
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BEIiTIAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
A. ]. Pearson, jr., a son Of Judge
Pearson, the congressman from this
district, came in yesterday from wash
inyton and will spend tho rest OF tho
summon at Woodstleld. Flo says his
father has lost twonty.eight pounds in
the last few wcOks and that his phys
ician informs him that II he docs not
soon got away from Washington aud
tho worry there he will got down and
not be able to got away. 1t can DO sRto-
" added tho judge Is quite anxious to
get away.
Councilman W. b. Jones, who is a
member OF Spanglcr post, Il. A. r., is
lust home from Pittsburgh, whore he
arranged for free headquarters for
about thirty members OF Spanelor post
during tho national encampment, to DO
held in the Smoky City from tho 10th to
tho 18th OF September. Tho headquar.
ters will DO In tho Second ward school
building.
Crozier Dros., who are finishing one Of
the pixies within tho city limits, yestor.
day distributed tho stone by tho use OF
one OF the now road graders belonging
10 the township. The blade can be
fixed at ono height and they fastened II
eight inches above tho roadbed. aud it
proved n splendid distributor.
Tho old Bellairc Window Glass Com
pany met at tho Office OF Gallahor &
Woodbridge, in this city, and reelected
tho former officers. Tho organization
Is kept up because tho plant has never
boon puld for, and tho company holds
together for final settlement.
Rov. NJ. +. McKirahan. d. D., pastor
OF tho U. 7. church at Topeka, Kansas,
Is Waiting his brother in this city, and
will spend some time in this county re-
nowing tho acquaintanCos OF his boy
hood days, na no was raised In this
county.
Tho Democratic county committee
will meet at tho Giohc hotel hero nCxt
Tuesday to fix tho timo aud place for
tlor convention. bridgeport wants it,
SO docs this city, but only these two
places have asked Tor 1t SO far
"iIoodoo" John was given his liberty
by tho mayor aud murshal yesterday OH
condition that ho behaves properly
hereafter.
Isaac Blum was called to Now York
city by tho serious Illness OF his child,
there with its mother on Il visit.
Oscar Poorman, who was used up so
badly ut BurnGaville last week, Is able
to bo about again.
l.. S Woodbridge and family loft yos.
terday evening for their homo ut Red,
Indiana.
Howard BnkOr cnmo in from Indiana
yesterday, for visit with his mother.
Tho lookup In without occupants for
tho first time in month.
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I. Your Uncle Happy7

cn.cAoo, August 1.-The Reds wero
again defeated in a ten.inning contest
full Of liic and Excitement Hutchinson
was batted hard in the first, but steadied
down and WA IN enigma until the
eighth. Then no foat his norrG9, gave
two bases on balls. and was bit for Two
singles and two triples, putting the VS.
itors in tho lead. Tho Colts tied tho
score In tho ninth and finally won out
In the tenth on hits by Ryan and Will
mot and great sprintlng by Tango. At
tendance 3,100. Score:
Chicago ............. ...a 4 o. 90 SH
Erros,4 and HlN. IS and 10; Earned runs.
and @ Batteries, HutchlSOu and sChriveti FISH
or, T. Partott and Murphy. Umpire, acQuade'
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HAWTHORNE, ILL.,. August 7.-First
racc, flve.eighths Of a milc-Nona, Is to
8, won; Buck knight, 25 to !, second
GurgIo, 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:03i.
Second, throe.quarters Of n mile-Do'
bracey, 8 to l. won; Shuttle, 8 to 3. sec
ond; Installator, 6 to !, third. Time,
1:1G.
Third, ono miIo-Ethol Gray. 10 to l.
won; Imp Percy, 3 to !, second; Cor
netto. 10 10 l, third. Time, l:43t.
Fourth, milo and seventy yards-Vir-
ginian, 8 to L. won; Wolsey, s to 8, sec
ond; King Charlie, 9 to ], third. Time.
Filth, thrco.quartors of nilo-ScttIo.
8 to /, won; Blur, 7 TO !, second; Col
bascomb, 3 to l, third. Time, lac.
Sixth, thEce.quarters Of u mile-Pre-
tondrr, TO !, won; Melanio. s TO /,
second; George F. Smith, 7 to 10, third.
limo, l:lG.
Seventh, fvc.eighths Of mile
Chano, s TO /, won; Ousgo, @ to J, Soc
ond; Soon Over, 10 to !, third. Time,
l:O51,
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MouSpsvrnbE.
A MISCELLANEOUS sIoianSo of sIinor Mat
ten from siarshnirs Metropolis.

A MISCELLANEOUS nolAngo Of BiinOF Mat
teri from HiarShnIrs Metropolis.
The remains Of Wallace NcCune, &
tyeiye-ycar.oA son OF Samuel McCune,
Of Homestead, Pa. will DO brought here
for burial to-day. He was drowned in
the MonongAhela river Monday. while
in swimming with companion Of about
the same age. He is nephew OF W. D.
and ]. b. Alexander, and Wss here visit.
Ing only short time ago. Tho funernl
will take place from the residence Of tho
former on TomIinson avenue at I
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott, the returned
missionary from India. iS preparing
box TO DO sent TO the hcathen children
in that far away land. 1t has been tho
custom OF her mother, Mrs. Moore,
every year to send box with presents
In It 70 reach there and DO distributed
about Christmas time A number Of
dolls will be sent. Mrs. Scott says the
children there appreciate the gitts ever
90 much. The box will DO started some
time next month.
The Democrats Of Washington dis.
srics will bold a meeting this evening
In tho court house 10 nGno delegates TO
tho congressional, senatorial! and coun;:
ty conventions. All tho districts oil
over tho county will hold the same kind
Of meetings to-day. Suggestions will
also DO made as to who each district
wants for member OF tue county com.
mitteo; also chairman Of tho county
executive committee will be named.
A number OF tho citizens OF the city
are unaware that penalty OF 50 will DO
inflicted for hitching to tho shade trees
In front Of the court house yard. Two
leading citizens donated that amount to
tho city treasury Monday for disobey-
lug tho ordinance.
Mrs. William McCoukey, who has
been worry sick for Eve weeks past, is
getting able again to DO around. Her
sickness was caused by being overcome
by tho heat
DR.. II. P. Linsz, recently connected
with the city hospital in Philadelphia,
has removed bore and will Opon an
office in b. F. Mcighen's building.
F. G. Roberts entertained number
OF young folks last evening in honor Of
Miss Hattie Harris, OF Washington, Pa.
1t was quito an enjoyable affair.
]. NJ. Booth, J, D. Burlcy and wife,
and W. D. Cheadle returned yesterday
from Atlantic City. They report a
splendid timo,
Mrs b. Z. McCuskey was called by
telegram to tho bedside Of her sick sis
tor at Glonwood. Pa.
Albert snapc left yesterday afternoon
for Now York, where he has secured q
position.
Robert T. Lindsey, of Atchison. Kan
sas, is tho guest Of his brother, John K.
Iindsoy.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Auaust7.-Henry OF
Navarro, the greatest 3-year-old in
training, won tho Fox Hall stakes to-
dav from John Cooper and Rey II
Santa Anita. It was m easy win and
tho time for tho milo and o furlong,
1854, is tho fastest ever made on this
track at tho distance. Tho summary:
First, Eve furlongs -,Dolabra won !:
Sadie second; Irish Sect third. Time,
Second, selling, Neutrality-suspicious.
won; Philomena second; sir'Dixon, JL,
third. Time, l:02!.
Third, Bellcmeade stakes, slx iur'
longs-PrinCo Of Monaco won; Saliva
ton. second; RoSsmar, third. Time,
Fourth, the Foxhall stakes, milo and
furlong-Henry Of Navarro won;
John Cooper, second; Roy FL Santa
Anita, third. Time. 1889.
Fifth, ak and q half luriong-Fig-
aro won; La JoYa. second; seIcna D.,
third. Time, l:4l.
Sixth, selling, Observation-Disclosures
won; Fondoline, second; Wheeler,
third. Time, I:0ll.
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THIS 10 to certify that I have used
Krausc's Headache Capsules periodical
~ for over ono year and have very
much pleasure in stating that thoy
have always proved very beneficial and
have relieved mo in from ton 10 ffteon
minutes. havo been sufferer from
headache for many years and have
novOr found anything to do mo as much
good as Krausc's Headache Capsules.
LOUIS HERMAN,
Wichita, Kas.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John klari
Wheeling, and Bowio & Co.. Bridge
port, Ohio.
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The now Driving Park and EXPOSE
ton Company, OF steubenville. O., have
everything in readiness to make their
Grst meeting on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, August 10, 10 and II, one
Of tho most interesting ever In Eastern
Ohio. Their new half mile track,
within tho city limits aud within Ave
minutes walk OF tho business part Of the
city, is pronounced by experts to be the
finest in tho state. From the grand
stand every motion Of the horse may
be seen from ond to end OF the race.
For tho coming meeting nearly $1,000
IL offered in purses, three races 10 DO
given each day, aud already the aecre.
iary is able to predict from inquiries
and applications received upwards OF
l50 ontrios for tho meeting. Tho pro.
granme Is o most attractive ono and
good racing is assured. Ono faro for
found trip is offered on all railroads en-
tering the city.
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length; d. Gsrnetl, los, PeEgsnl. 2!
70 j, second by half a1Iength; Nick. LOG,
(BaiIardJ, 6 70 81 third. Time l:&t.
Fifth race. ono milo, selling-Bsn
Lomond. 100, (simEisl, 8 30 8. won By
three longths; Jack Rtise. I07:l Ballatdl,
4 70 j, second by two lengths; Best
brand, iOG. (DoWainE), 6O'to !. third:
Time. 1;43i. ..,
miles--Trouble, 139, (MefAulsyl won by
four lenrths; St Anthony. lS2, (Chand-
lori, oven, secoDd by hall length
IronsideS, l9l, Zones, s tn !, third.
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Amateur I,asc Ball.

A Bellairo club will play tho Ralstou
Stars at Martins Ferry to-day.
Tho employees at the Belmont brick
works, Martins Ferry. want to play a
nine from any other factory in tho
vicinity.
The Kingwood Stars. tho champion
light weight tcam OF tho Ohio Valley,
lost it's first game on the Y. N. .. a.
grounds yesterday afternoon. The Mar
tins Forty high scnool boys did tho
business by score OF q TO 20, tho
heavy batting and tho roasting OF tho
Bridgeport umpire being tho feature OF
the game, which Is tho first lost OF tho
five played by tho stars. The batteries
were Mock, Davis, Henry and kinslow,
and Grayson, Lash, Liphardt and
MAnFa
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ST.. LOUIS, August First race, fiyc
fnrlongs-Livingston won; Londonvills
second; Basic Leo third. Time. l:064.
Second race, Eve furlonRs-Maud Nc
Miiten won; Moiiio King second; Little
Grow third. Time, 1:08.
Third race, thirteen-sixteonths Of 9
nilu-Odrey won: Hart Wallace aOcond
Pagan third. Time, l:2S!.
Fourth race, six lurlougs-CharterusC
won; ". T. Ellis second; Davezac third.
Time. l:2l4.
Fifth raco. ono milo-Bullantyn won
Bugle second; Joe' Courtney third
Time, l:405.
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The Irwin base ball club, Of this city,
will go to Marietta this week for three
games with the strong Marietta college
toam on Thursday, Friday aud Satur'
day afternoons. Reiver and Chambers
will bc tho battery for the Twins for
the first two games and Smith and
Chambers will otIiciGte in tho Saturday
contest, The tcnms arc evenly matched,
and an exciting sorios may BIO looked for.
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u. 6 o. Sunday Excurslons to Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further notice tho
Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell OK.
cursion tickets. Wheeling to Pittsburgh,
at 81 80 for the round trip, good going
and returning only on date OF sale.
Traina leave Wheeling at $500 aud 1880
q. IN. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
400 and $3.50 p. IN.
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PhilIIes Not Iu 1t.

BosroH, August4.-Tho Philadelphlas
came to town today and played their
first game :his season on the South End
grounds. The Phillies wero out OF it
from tho start and proved very easy vic
tins for Soleo's mon. Ragged fielding
helped Boston to victory. Tho home
runs oil Banuon and tho batting Of
Thompson wcre tho features. Score:
Boston. ,,,....,..,........s 0a4 o 0 2 "-l0
Philadelphia 81
Errors, Boston !. philadelphia. Hts boston
ID PhiIedclphIa ID. EAtned runs, Boston 8,
SUPPLEMENTARY Homo runs, Damon 2, Duffy,
Long. batteries. Nichols and Ganzcll, carsoy
and buckley. Umpire, GGtlncy.
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But do II consistently, wisely, and not with al
cobolC stImulants, but By the reinforcement oil
energy. tho renewal OF appetite anu the ability
to digest, which HoStottor's Stomach BIttcrs
foremost among tonIcs, produces. Malaria
rheumatism, kidney complaints, constipation
and nervousness arc conquered by this victor
oves many aIlmeRtG
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Special DispatcN 70 De IH'ell0tleeF.
GAINESVILLE. ONO, AuGust7.-Barnes-
vile defeated Martins Forty ball teum
this afternoon in an interesting game
by scorc of 0 to 3; hits, IL and 10; bat
tories. Bailey and Prince. McClearey
and Weller. Dobbins, OF Martins Ferry,
cracked out a home run, and Roy play
ed great Rnmp. !
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WASHINGTON, Auguut 7.-Good bat
ting assisted by loose fielding on the
part OF the homo team in tho early part
Of the game, gave the Chants lead that
the Senators could not overcome. Burke
played M excellent game In left field
and accepted all the eight chances oler.
cd him. Attendance 1900. Score:
New YorE...... ..,'.t 5 . o , 0 o I'D
Erruu, Washington I: Now York p, Hits.
WaShIDgtoh ii; Now York n. Earned runs,
Washington 4; New York II. Home runs, J9yco.
Davis. batteries, Mercer and McGuirci RuSic
and Wilson. Umpire, KeGic.
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At indianapolis - Indianapolis 10;
Detroit IA.
At Minneapolis = Minneapolis 81;
Sioux City s.
AtToiedo- Toledo 10; Grand RapidsT
At Observation-Disclosures II; Kan.
sas City 4.
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fcantinuAs4rn Ssoma Pdqel
pbiI Knoli Was Easy.

LOUISVILLE, August Tho Browns
hit Knell hard to-day, while Bretton'
stein kept the Colonels hits scattered
Attendance 600. Score:
Louisville. ................-2 9 99S99G I'll
q. L0uIa.......--.........O III
Earned runs. I.ouiyllle none; s. Lopl. =
RFfon, LOulSVillo 4; 81 Louis 2 hiu Io nl.
Vile Z; g. Louis Is Homo runs, shnBaE5 nav
thrieS, Knell aud 0rimj BreitensIcin aud lWihe'
ham, Umpire, Hunt
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,:ApwArER REPORTS,

stoubenyillo-Rivcr l foot and fall
ing; weather clear and warm.
Oil City-River 3 inches and station
airy; clear and warm.
Warren-River throe.tonths Of foot
below zero; cloar and warm.
eeusboro-River feet 9 inches and
stationary; weather fair and warm.
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SUITS to order SIS, reduced from sl7
and $40, ut Morton q. Stout & Co.'S.
Merchant Tailors, under NlcLuro House.
JouS l.. RICE, Manager.
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NOTES. on NAVIGATION.
stago of Water and Siovotnonts OF boats.
Thu River InturpHts.

Tho marks at the public landing
show 90 inches in tho channel and
about stationary. Tho Matte L. loft for
Darlington at $3.50 with good trip.
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that what you have is not Pearne but some worthless or
dangerous imitation of it Many grocers send these imita
tons when Pearline is orderedorc profit to hemsure
loss toyou Send them back please JAMES PYLE Ne" York
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BEST EDUCATORS.

BEST EDUCATORS.
A GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE !!
A- sssssSssss
WE. ..:.: 1.:
First Cable
was successfully sunk
across the bottom of the
Atlantic, whenthe railroad
first spanned our great
continent. and when the
gigantic White City first
arose from the shores of
Lake Michigan, ail tho
world wondered. They
sangthe praises Of human
progress.
They were events in the
history Of mankind.
That other great and
purely intellectual, educa-
tional and refining enter
prise.
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What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Parcgorc Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
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the Mothers Friend.
Casto1ia Castor1a.
CaSt1rA Cole Conao
Stomach LATtaa
Kills Worms mcn anu promotes d
ms OxfonIst. IroLly n, y
WItlquut medic
ThcucO f Il o universal anil
its
In
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within easy reach"
D. D.. FnTTEF PAROEE NJ D"
NewYo rkC | SrNtan
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"For srcr1l ycars hnvC recommended
your 'CatOria, and Ehall always continue 70
do 10 az IL has invariably produced bCpeIIctal
results"
EpwIX i. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1Gsth Street and 7th avs, Now York City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-08

"caStorla isso well adapted to chEldrn TINT
TrCcommend II Us superior To any prescription
known to me-" H.A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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CaStorla.

CaStpriA c1rrs Cole, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DLnrThaa EructatIon.
Kills wonnA givrs deep and promotes d.
gCstton,
Without Injurious medication.
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Is ItLike This

your package ofwashing compound
that you cali "Pearline7" Look at
the front Of the package, and see. 1t
will be for your own good and your
own protection, quite as much as ours.
The popularity Of Pearline has led to
the calling Of anything in the shape
of powder, which is used for washing
or cleaning, by that name,
Ifyou find you are using the gen
uine, we will guarantee that you are
well pleased. If you have any COM
plants to make; we will guarantee
not Pearline, but some worthless or
it. Many grocers send these imita-
The evening world., 1894-04-04
FELL DEAD WHILE SINGING.
Francis Reports His
Wife's Death TO the Police.

The attention Of Coroner Cr"amer. of
Williamsburg, was called to-day to the
cas" Of Mr.. Annie schwartz, u AZ
BushwicE avenI-. who. II was reported
n the police. droppei dead of heart dis
ease. although come II her ~nelgnbors
think She committee suIcil"
At , o'clock this morning the wouan's
husband. Daniel schwartz. ran into tn"
Sixth Precinct station-House and mott
he'd III" s"rSeaut on duty ~: the death
uf his wife.
Annie got up about 6 o'clpck." he
SAID. "aul commenced o. prepare break
fas, as usual oar bedroom Is just ~
the dinirV-ruolu, ana a. | Jay IN IA" bel,
ha.f asleep / could hear my VIII" iugIuy
a. N" cal at IT, tarl" An at .lc" her
song ceased Then a chair TOPPED OYER
AMI ! rrn into 80" or "r room. ~ w.I"
was lylrr 'u!i length uD tn, HD,r ..r.i 20
schwartz say ~. w" always seemed
In eKcr.l'ut health, never CONT aimed
of heart trouble. an! ho could rot So.
why 81" should attempt suicide. for her
home MAS harr", ana 70" srrn"! money
enough 10 .IprDrt his MI" ana iha.r
fy" llttIn children
cap. Ennis hiS detailed detectives
Campbell and Lyon On the case.