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Directing to the Tag.

SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. PIP. j. Stockmap
and others have sued out temporary injunc-
ton against A. g. Kendall Tax Collector of
the Olive irrigation district, restraining him
from selling The plaintiffs lands for DELINQUENT
taxes due the district. The grounds of the
action are based upon infOrmalities in levying
the tax, no election having been held tor the
purpose of voting the tax.
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Most Surprised Men

ever seen, for long before l finished the first
bottle was so much improved and felt so much
better that would often pinch myself 10 see II
L was the same man. 1 could hardly believe
that was. for could eat and sleep we'll, and
could go without my crutches. and after had
taken my third bottle was new man ana able
to do as much work as / ever could. have
laid my old crutches away as
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Made a Strong Case.

CARSON, Feb. 27.-The evidence for the
prosecution IN the case OF Dunlap and Miner,
charged with robbing an express-car on the
Virginia and Truckee road recently, was CON-
pleted tonight. The defense opens tomorrow
The prosecution has made out very strong
case against The accused.
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DIR. Phraner on China.

DIR. William Phraner. the well-known Pres
6yterian minister OF New York. delivered a
lecture TO large audience in the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall last evening on The
subject "Chins." The lecturer had spent
many months in China studying the missions,
and enlivened his discourse with many per-
sonal "reminiscences. The lecture was given
under the auspices OF the newly formed Camera
Ciuo OF The Young Mems Christian Association
ticOn views.
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vAsQUEZ CUT THE WIRES.
His Capture Would Thus Be Made
More Difficult.

NEW YORK, Feb PA special to the
Herald from La Libertad says: Te!e-
graphic communi cation is com pletely cut
off with TegucigalDa, the capital of Hon.
duras, whence President Vasquez was
recently driven by the invading forces
from Nicaragua. 1t is supposed that in
his flight Vasquez caused this 10 be done
as precautionary measure to aid him in
avoiding capture.
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Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Six furlongs,
Lengthy Dickerson and Bolster dead heat,
Sight Draft third. Time, 1884. In the run
OF Lengthy Dickerson won. Time, 1:31s4.
Five furongs. Sam Farmer won. Mollie Y
second. Katy Did third. Time, 1:11A.
Seven furlougs, Henry Owsley won, Cutlery
second, Rover third. Tine, :43A.
SIX furlOngs, Rsngoas won. Wedgefeld
second, Wigwam third. Time. :27.
Five furlongs. Dixie Y won, Jack WEIGH
second, Cerro Cordo third. Time. 1:1224.
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Mr.. W. 6. Clark.
Little Rock. Ark.

sc. /. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass:
ALLOW me TO thank you for the great good
Hoods SaIsaparilla has done me. For years
suffered with rheumatism and headache, hered-
1tary In our family. I tried everything could
hear of for my own case. but could not find any
relief until began TO take Hoods Sarsaparila.
/ must say was one OF the
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CoIorado's Legislature.

DENVER, Feb. 27.-The Senate to-day
adopted resolution for final adjournment
at P. N. tomorrow. 1t will probably go
through the House this afternoon.
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Increased Pay for Clerks.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q. = The House
Committee on Judiciary decided to-day TO
make favorable report on the bill giving
clerks OF the Circuit Courts of California
and Nevada twice the omuensaton now
allowed. they to retain fees to the amount
of $1,000
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HAS MET THE CUT.
The Atchison Makes Twenty-DolI
Rate Westward.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-The Atchison met
the $50 rate of the Southern Pacific from
the Missouri River to San Francisco. This
cut Is by way of Moiave. not Los Angeles.
The Atchison expects TO make no further
reduction unless compelled by the South
ern Pacific.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 27.-The Missouri
Pacific also entered the fray in the Cali
fornia rate war to-day. The same rate as
the other roads was made, and it will route
passengers by way of Pueblo and Ogden.
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The Fire Record.

Sparks from chimney set fire to the roof OF
Mary Greene's residence 112 Grove street, at
SOL o'clock yesterday afternoon. The damage
Was slight.
The alarm from box 276 at $50 O'Clock last
night was Tor fire In the house of John Mullen,
6lI valencia street. IL was caused by care
lessness with matches. Loss $40.
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Reason: Beechan's Pills act ike magic
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HIDING BEHIND OTHERS.
A SaIoon-Keeper's Excuse for Break.
ing the Law.

ing the Law.
CAYUCos, Fer. 27.-Bert Spooner, a sa-
loon-keeper in Moro. San Luis Obispo
County, has been convicted of selling
LIQUOR to minor by a Justics OF the Peace
at San Donati. Spooner admitted he Of
Tense, but pleaded that the same thing
was being done all over the State. and he
appealed the case to the Superior Court
on that ground. Spooner Is brother of
Ed Spooner. who was recently arrested
for being connected with large opium
smuggling affair In the north.
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Had Too Much Realty.

CHESTER. Pa. Feb. 81. = Hon. ]. d.
Broomall. one of The wealthiest land
owners in the county. has failed. He has
over half million dollars in real estate in
this city and vicinity. He says The assets
exceed the liabilitie. by 100000.
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Department that the Khedive has con-
firmed Pres dent Cleveland's nominations
as mem bers of the Court of First Instance
of the international tribunal of Egypt.
These are Somerville p. Tuck of Maryland
and Walker Eearn of Illinois.
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Passengers of the Paris.

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The Aurania and
Berlin. which arrived to-day. brought
nearly all the passengers of the disabled
Paris. There are few on the Teutonic,
and three abandoned the voyage altogether.
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IMPROVING THE COLORADO RIVER
Mexican Engineers Authorized to Do
the Work,

YUMA, ArlZ., Feb. 27.-Colonel j. Blanco,
chief of the boundary line commission survey,
returned yesterday from the City of Mexico. au-
thorlZed TO make the survey from the interna
tional boundary line TO the gulf for the in-
piovement of the navigation of the Colorado
River. Colonel Blanco has been familiar with
the subject for twenty years. and is one of the
abest engineers in the Mexican Republic.
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Sent Up for Ten Years.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 27.-Gustav Landmann,
who was convicted OF assauting John Stano-
vieh in December last with intent to murder
him, was to-day sentenced TO ten years in the
penitentiary al Folsom.
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Memento Of my rheumatism

IN the past. / always take pleasure in recon-
mendlng Hoods Sarsaparlla to suffering hui
mainly as the best nd only medicine that ever
did me any good. Ii has made stout. healthy
man out OF me, when / was such wreck.
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Bayard win Not Resign.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Emb assador Thomas
f. Bayard emphatlcally denies the report
that he intends to resign.
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A Sudden Death at Lodi.

LODI, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Peter Jahant, the wife
OF prominent farmer OF Acampo, died sud
denly this morning. She arose as usual and
cooked breakfast for the family, but soon AFTER
ward began TO complain of pains hear her
heart and expired In few moments.
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APPEALS FOR PROTECTION.
Objection of Chinese Maiden to Be-
coming a Third Wife.

DENVER. Colo. Feb. Ed. B. Lycan,
Justice of the Peace at Black Hawk. has
appealed to the police of Denver to pre-
vent the sale of Lille Ling Sou, the first
Chinese girl born in Colorado, by her
father to a wealthy Chinese merchant of
this city, who already has two wives but
wants the girl. who is Is years old, as
third. Lille sent Chinaman to JUS
tice Lycan with a message asking him TO
save her. Secretary Thompson OF the
Humane Society is Investigating the case.
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HARPER'S
MAGAZINE.
MARCH.
100 Pages: 70 Illustrations.

THE BUCKLEY LADY. A Story. BY
MARY Il. WILKINS.
THE RUSSIAN AND HIS JEW. By
PoULTNEY BIGELow. With Illustrations
by FREDERIC REMINGTON.
AN UNDIvINED TRAGEDY. By LAU
RENEE ALMA TADEMA. With IIlustra
lions by ANNA ALMA TADEMA.
AT PRIVATE VIEW. BY BRANDER
MATTHEWS. With Illustrations by W. T.
SMEDLEY.
CACHE CACHE. A Story. By WILL
LIAM McLENNAN. With an Illustration by
{. S. REINHART.
THE WELCOMES OF THE FLOWERS.
By w. HAMILTON GIBSON. With 20 Illus.
tratlons by the Author
TUBERCULOsIS AND ITS PREvEN
TION. By 7. MITCHELL PRUDDEN, MD.
THE NEW ENGLAND NEGRO. A Rem
nant. BY JANE DE FoREs SHELTON.
PARriE CARREE. Story. BY W. E.
NORRIS.
REMINGTON. With 10 Illustrations by the
Author.
TRILBY. A Story. By GEORGE DU MAU
RIER. Part III. With 10 Illustrations by
the Author.
GREAT AMERICAN INDU sTRIEs. A
STEEL TOOL. BY R. r. BOWKER. With
s Illustrations.
THE WEAVER OF THE SNOW. a
Poem. BY WILLIAM SHARP.
EDITORS STUDY. By CHARLES DUDLEY
WARNER.
trated Story by RUTH MCENERY STUART
and other humorous Sketches and Illus
lfatioGS.
HUTTON.
NOW READY.
HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers.
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Anafeim's Beef SUGAR FACTORY

SANTA ANA, Feb. 27.-The report published
last week that the beet sugar factory would not
be built at Anaheim this year proves 10 have
been unfounded. Negotl atiOns for the sale of
the bonds or the company are progressing favor-
ably with every prospect that the money will
be forthcoming IN time TO build The factory this
season.
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Fifteen CeIestiaIs Are GOING.

TACOMA, WASH. Feb. 27.-Fifteen Chinese
will be deported on the steamer Victoria, which
sails for China tomorrow morniug. Twelve of
these are from various p onts in this State,
and the remaining three are from Detroit, Mich.
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A Pioneer Merchant Dead.

LODI. Feb. ga. Prater, a California pio-
neer and for many years merchant at Glenn
en,s, died at that place yesterday at the age OF
20 years. Death was caused by heart disease
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General AIger Coming Here.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-General X. A. Alger
and family arrived here this morning.
They leave this evening for San Francisco
and the Midwinter Fair.
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pay you $500 in cash.
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Rich Pocket Veins

SONORA. Feb. 27.-During the past few days
several thousand dollars have been taHen out
OF pocket mines belonging TO the ChenoWeth
boys ana TerlZeh aud Stewart Miller. Large
amounts have also been found in several other
rocket veins.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

TRILBY IS the best fiction of the older
school that the magazines haze permitted
the public to enjoy for a long achite.-
n. Y. Evening Post.
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Charged With Burning Hoods, House.

BAKERSFIELD. Feb 27.-Grant Worleysand
his brother. L. I. Morley, have been arrested
and charged with the burning OF the residence
of A. p. Hoods. who was murdered at bis place
on the Weed Patch last "Wednesday
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matter was kept a secret for some time. The
captain had been sick for long time. ana me
deed was done during a ft of insanity. Ill
health and financial troubles are said TO have
been the cause OF his disordered mind.
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A FRUiT-DRYER BURNED.

San Jose Has an InceBdiary Fire
Last Night.
SAN JOSE, Feb. 27.-The fruit-dryer owned
by c. w. Bennett and ID. w. Knapp,
situated at the corner of Lincoln ave-
nue. and san Carlos street, was
destroyed by fire tonight, together with
-. 600 fruit trays. The loss is $1,000, insured
for $4,000. The ire was of Dcendary origin.
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HIS AIM WAS TOO TRUE.
A Coal Thief Shot and Instantly
Killed

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 27.-At Blackfoot last
night Deputy United States Marshal hose shot
aud killed David Wright. Rose is the special
agent for the Union Pacific, and he undertook
to arrest some men who were taxing coal from
a tram. They ran and several shots were fred
10 lniimdate them. one OF the OUTLETS Striking
Wright, killing him instantly.
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A BURGLAR IN THE TOLLS.
o. w. HeIlgren Is Held to Answer at
San I0Se.

San Jose.
SAN JOSE, Feb. 30. w. Hellgren was to-
day held TO answer before he Superior Court on
charge of burglary. Hellgren was arrested
recently al San Francisco on the arrival OF the
ST amer from Portland, Or. The prisoner nad
IN his possession broken jewelry valued al 500.
That was portion OF the plumber taken from
house in this eli Y. His companion, Augustus
Funk. was held TO avail; the arrival from Port
land OF a warrant for his arrest for burglary.
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HENRY CHAPMAN FOUND DEAD.
At One Time a Prominent Artist in
Chicago.

SANTA BARBARA. Feb. 81. - henry
Chapman Ford, the well-kno wn artist, died
here to-day. Mr.. Ford has been identified
with the profession for many years. he was
formerly resident of Chicago and was at
one time president of the Chicago Academy
of Design. He removed to Santa Barbara
in the seventies on account of i'll health.
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WAS PROMINENT IN POLITICS.
Captain r. w. DeIion Commits Sui
eide at Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH. Feb. Feb. 27.-Captain R.
W. Delion, Chilean Consul at Tacoma, and ex-
Mayor OF Port Townsend. and in years past an
important factor In Puget Sound politics, COM
mitted suicide at his home In this city to-day
by shooting himself through the heart. The
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FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Conviction of Two Men Who Hanged
MIR. Morton in Effigy.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nebr.. Feb. 27.--Z. T.
White, enc OF the parties who recently
hanged in effigy j. Sterling Morton and
his son, Carl Morton. was to-day found
guilty of criminal libel. The penalty is
$500 fine and six months in the County
Jail
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and other gamblers. as he knew him to be
quite different man and one who had
always borne an excellent character.
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Held Up a CARPENTER.

LODI. Feb. 27.-B. NJ. Vickery, carpenter
living in the outskirts OF sLodi was held up and
robbed by footpads while he was coming to
town last night. The highwaymen escaped.
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Hoods is;ss'sifii' Cures

also had trouble from sour stomach, symptoms
OF dyspepsia ana costiveness. but Hoods Pills
have cured all that" w. &. CLARK, 3o4 Ringo
street. Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Morton's Midwinter Fair Express

Packages, baggage, ETC.. called for and de-
livered to the exposition grounds al low rates.
Oflices-17 Geary street. 408 Taylor street aud
Oakland ferry depot.
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"Greater New York; Bill Passes.
ALBANY. Feb. 27.-The Greater New
York" bill has passed the Senate by
vote of 20 10 2. 1t has already passed the
Assembly. $500
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Approved by the Khediye.

WASHINGTON. Feb 27.-The Consul
General at Cairo has informed the State
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Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient. yet
easy III action. Sold by all druggists. Zoe.
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THE WAY SHE LOOKS

woman, is to faithfully use DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
That is the only medicine that's
guaranteed to build up woman's
strength and to cure woman's all
ments. In every female com
plant" irregularity, or weakness,
and in every exhausted condition of
the female system-if it ever fails
to benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
For overworked, "worn out"
"run down." debilitated teachers,
milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses,
shop girls" house-keepers, nursing
mothers, and feeble women gener-
ally, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is the greatest earthly boon,
being unequaled as an appetizing
cordial and restorative tonic.
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roPpLIsM IN COLORADO.

Colorado IL suffering severely from the
injury done TO her credit and business BIZ
her falling under Populisf coatrol In No
vemeer. iS92 The details OF the injury
wrough, 10 Colorado are given in letter
OF the Business Mems League Of Denver 20
the Republican congressional committee.
which Was prepared and published ss the
strongest public argument Tor snosing
Populism under In November.
The Business Meas League OF Denver
consists Of a.ooo business men-psrtly Re-
puhlleans, partly Democrats and partly
recent Popalisis This letter 10 the Re
publican congressional committee states
that popalisi rule in Colorado. by destroy
ing credit the life Of commerce. has con-
sum.d for the time being not Less than
$50 ooo. 90 Of values in Colorado.
Coloraao's credit Was 80 high tia; the
borrowing power Of her property ranked
in the last census next 20 that OF New
York. This eorrowiag power has been
temporarily paralyxsd BIZ the sseendaney
Of populisrn. which STANDS FOR repadisnea
and falism-
The property Of Denver vas assessed fer
sloa. co.. ooo and was worth three times
thai sam when the PopElists came into
power. bat shs selling price Of this prop
erty ia. sArank tso-tasriS
Tais business meas letter says; "SAvs-
has declined only = per cent or less than
tie average products Of ne other states.
While the increased valas and eatpus Of
god. toxsshsr sita boaaslfaI crops. have
more saaa made So he shortage. Tasrs-
foss. act over ens-hslG os sse shriasags N
Colorado eaa be charged % the panic ard
the asoreeszssoa resulting from the ge.a
standard. The other hsf q Ioss is due
diFessly and ShO.ly to the distraction 81
confidence by Popailst nstsrale-"
AZ tAs present. rnomsas in Colorado
eyes . s0.i ralas ssnaes borrow u O. 81
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Who Are tn. Somine.sf


Can't +. J. Parker, editor of the Walls
Walls Statcrmaa, and United States dep
atty marshal. is one Of the few Federal Of
ticials who did not attend the Democratic
stats convention. IL Is therefore not to be
wondered at that Capt Parker falls into
the error OF assuming that the Allen Of
Olympia. who VAS nominated for the su-
preme bench is the Allyn Of Tacoma, who
was superior Judge. aud that the captain
sAouia hoist Judge Frank Ailyn's name at
the heard OF his editorial columns instead
Of Judge I. II. Aliens name. The Demo-
Gratis who were present in person at the
convention disagree a. 70 the congressional
nominations, and Capt. Parker is 90 be
excused for getting mixed on the supreme
bench nomination
While Il Is none OF our business. the
Press Tunes suggests that another couveu-
tsou tie held SO that se may know posi-
tiveiy whether IL 10 Drum and Heusfen.
Drum and Cation, or Haesson aud Cation.
and whether il il Alien and Sharpstein,
Allen and Allyn. or Allyn and SaarFStein.
This uncertainty is keeping the people
of tins state in intoiera8le suspense Men
are spending sieepless nights IN trying TO
figure cut the Democratic state ticket
Nv al means, Mr.. Hugh Wallace hold a
little Democratic Convention by yourself
and IL up another ticket
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MARVELLOUS SKILL
shown In the Treatments Of Cross Eyes
By DE. Darrin-Many Were Pro-
nounced Incurable.

Z. A. Huntley, OF Ile Dexter street, Sc
attic, had been operated on twice by other
physicians before going TO DIR. Darrin; he
was cured in one minute.
Geo. Call, NJ street, Tacoma, was cured
in twenty seconds
John MeGraw, Pullman hotel, Tacoma,
cured in fifty seconds.
Mrs. John Chilberg, Chilbcrg's restau-
rant Tacoma: residence, Mason block,
room q: eross-eye thirty years; cured in
forty-hve seconds and eyesight perfectly
restored.
Miss Bette Snow, Edison. WASH, cross
eye since years old; cured in one min
ute The following names will go far to
substantiate the doctors skill in Miss
Shows case. The operation is painless:
We. the undersigned, have known Miss
Bette Snow all her life. and known Of her
eve being crossed and that she as success
fully cured by DR.. Darrin az Hotel Chill
berg. Tacoma, Wash:
REV. r. T. FANS, Excelsior Wash.
REV. GEORGE BUZZELLE. Edison,
Wash.
W. J. M'DoNNELL. Postmaster. Edison.
Wash.
W. B. CHAMBERLAIN. Chief Of Police.
Edison. Wash.
A. C. HARRIS. Druggist. Edison, Wash.
ID. G. SMITH, Edison, Wash.
J. w. HARD. Jeweler, Edison. Wash.
DIR. Darrin is now located at Hotel Chill
berg. Tacoma. and will treat the poor free
medicines exceptedl. fiom 10 to ii daily.
Hours for all, 10 .. m. to p. m: SUM-
DAYS, 10 to Q Consultation free. Ali cur
able chronic, acute and private diseases
SUCCESSFULLY treated,
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David b. Hill could not refuse the party
nomination thrust upon him ut Saratoga
Had he refused IL and his party been de-
fssted he would have been held RESPONSE
bic for defeat; had he refused II and his
party been victorious the victor would
have usurped Hiii's place In the affections
Of his party. His acceptance can do bin
no harm and may do him much good. II
he Is victorious he certainly viii be the
dictator In tho councils Of his party. II he
is defeated he viii not lose bis place In the
senate and his friends can fairly say
mot even with Hill leading them was
the Democracy of New York state able TO
ressn. the overwhelming. passionate re-
sentiment of those Who could not forgive
ths plumbers of the Democracy in Wash
tnEton."
II he wins the glory viii all be Hiil's:
II no loses the shame viii be Cleveland'a
Hill will be able 10 say that he "wens
down with tho Democracy; not the
Democracy with him."
The Albany. n. Y. Evening Journal re-
ports that since Hill has accepted and can
no longer withdraw. President Cleveland
has refused 10 write . letter supporting
Senator Hill. and that an order has been
issued directing government officers TO
cancel their political engagements and to
take no part in the campaign until further
ordered. Thomas q. Piatt is full of conf
dence that Morton will be elected by .
handsome majority.