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LOSS CAUSED BY FLOOD.
Counting Up the Ost of the Oregon
Frcshcts.

Counting Up the Ost of the Oregon
TACOMA, Wash, June 1S.-A correspond
ent at Cascade Locks. Ore. telegraphs that
in that vicinity the loss by flood is con-
servatively estimated at S6OOOO0. The town
was not damaged seriously. and the losses
have fallen upon those best able to stand
them-the government and the Union Pa
cific railway.
The uncompleted locks on which the Unit
ed States have expended over 81 600, 900 mar
rowly escaped total destruction and as 1t Is.
have been damaged about s2OO.0OO. The
water is still so high that 1t Is impossible
to tell exactly to what extent the canal has
suffered.
The damage to fisheries and canneries, in
GLIDING the loss Of time, will amount to at
least 100000.
Work on the Cascade locks was COM
day were they under contract to complete
the work by March, 1895. The work was to
cost the government a little over S}OOU,UoU.
but now the work will be DELAYED several
months. The locks were intended to be 139
feet above sea level. Had the locks been
completed they would have been swept out
Of the river
This state Of affairs will necessitate a
change in the plans for the work and the
post commanding officer IL authority for the
statement that the plans will be remodeled
ard the work projected on a basis Of $50
feet above sea level This change will make
total cost to the government for the locks
when completed of about s5.OOOOOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
FRIENDS UNITED IN DEATH.
Funeral Services of Col. Bayne and
Judge Phelps.

Funeral Services of Col. Bayne and
Judge Phelps.
PITTSBCRG. Pa. June 1S.-The remains
of Col. Thomas NJ. Bayne. who committed
suicide at his home in Washington on Sat-
urday, arrived here today in charge of Con-
gresham VIM. A. Stone. The body was
met at the station by Mr.. Lynn Smith, a
brother Of Mrs. Bayne. and taken to the
residence Of John Balph of Bellevue, near
here. where the funeral services will be
held this afternoon. The remains will be
placed in the family vault in Uniondale
cemetery.
ENGLEWOOD, NJ. June 1s.-The funer-
al of Judge VIM. Walter Phelps will take
place at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at
the Presbyterian Church in Englewood
The service will be conducted by Rev Dr.
Henry NJ. Booth the former pastor Of that
church. who was an intimate friend and
classmate Of Mr.. Phelps. DR.. Booth will be
assisted by Rev. James E. Ellis. the present
pastor of the church
The pallbearets will be employees of Mr.
Phelps.
After the service the remains will be
taken to Simsbury, Conn, where they will
be placed in the family vault at Busher-
vile cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
DEFENDED HIS ENEMY.
Protected an Assailant From Those
Who Wanted to Lynch Him.

SPOKANE. Wash, June 1S.-The motor
ious Justice Of Leland. Idaho, went to Ell
mer Sperry's house on the Big Pottlach at
l o'clock Saturday morning. and, calling
Sperry to the door, erptied both barrels Of
a shotgun at him, without effect. He then
attacked Sperry with knife, and stabbed
him.. Sperry's young son came to the res
cue. and received seven terrible cuts from
the knife. He knocked Justice senseless
with the gun. Justice was bound hand and
foot, end a messenger for the sheriff and
a doctor was sent. The neighbors assem-
bled and attempted to lynch Justice. but
attempted it, saying he preferred to let the
law attend to Justice. The elder Sperry
now lies in a critical condition. with small
hopes of recovery.
The trouble between the parties arose
over some land. Sperry owns the most ex-
tensive farm in the county. and Is highly
respected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
The Soldier Was a Diplomatfst.

From the Sheffield Telegraph.
A good story OF the Duke Of Wellington
is told. After one of the battles In Spain
he invited a young officer, who had exhib-
tied conspicuous bravery. to dine with him
in his tent. Riding by some short while
afterward, the duke overheard the young
man exultantly proclaim:
Il am going to dine with Wellington to-
night"
"You might vouchsafe me the prefix Of
Mr. at least, Capt. =" remarked the
duke. dryly.
Not at all. my lord" retorted the I'M
abashed youth; Il should not speak OF Mr.
Caesar or Mr.. Alexander, so why should
talk Of Mr.. wellington?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
GRADE CROSSING DISASTER.
An Electric Street Car Struck by q
Railway Train.

PATERSON. n. j., June 1s.-A passen-
ger train on the Susquehanna road this
morning struck an electric car at the
Riverside crossing. The electric car was
filled with passengers, mostly school teach
ers and pupils on their way to school.
Laura Birchenough. Nettie Claxton. Mat
tie Bauman, Lille Maffett, all teachers in
school No. IS; Frank d. McKimmer, prin-
cipal of school IS; Ellen Cullen. aged fifty,
Of Brooklyn and FIeida Vida were all
more or less injured.
Ellen Cullen was so badly injured that 1t
Is feared she will die.
Miss Birchenough was injured about the
head and Miss Claxton was badly bruised
about the body.
Conductor Josiah Grimes Of the electric
car was badly hurt and was removed to ST.
Joseph's Hospital. Ellen Cullen was taken
to her home. George Savage. the motor
man. escaped with slight injuries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
OLD WORLD AFFAIRS
Mysterious Explosion in Brussels
This Morning.
MOROCCO FAILS TO PAY INDEMNITY
Britannia and Satanita Engaged in
Race.
NO CHOLERA AT HAMBURG
NO CHOLERA AT HAMBURG

BRUSSELS. june 1S.-An explosion this
morning in the house on the Rue Royals
turns out not to have been as serious as at
first expected The building is occupied by
Offices but there was nobody in them when
the explosion occurred.
The bomb or Internal machine was eX-
ploded on the first floor. The police know
of no cause for the outrage and have as
yet made no arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
Morocco Defaulted.

TANG1ER, June 1S.-The Spanish war
ship. which was sent with treasury off,
cha, to Mazagan in order to receive the first
installment of the war indemnity which
Morocco agreed to pay to Spain as re-
suit of the rising of the Riffs and the at
tacks upon the Spanish troops at Mellilla
has returned here. having been unable to
obtain any of the money promised.
The indemnity which Spain agreed to ac-
cept from Morocco was 100000 or 1000
COO pesalS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 1S.-The Trav-
elers' Protective Association national con-
vention meets here Tuesday, the 10Th, and
continues through until the 22d. Over :, 1000
persons are expected. Numbers of distin-
guished men will be in attendance. Among
them the governor of Missouri and
Mayor Stewart of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
Educational.


From Puck.
Brown-"I see there's another large b.
quest been made to Vale College"
Jones-"What will they do with ths
money"
Brown-"Establish a postgraduate foos
ball course"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
Where His Name is Legion,

T rom ITutn.
Jones-"ls there any really authentic rec
ord of the sea serpent having been seen ?"
Smith, believe he has been sighted by
passengers on the Spree"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

The funeral Of Baron Giovanni Nicotera
was held at Naples, Italy, yesterday. All
ing were shown on almost every building
In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

DON'T PAY 500 FOR LOT WHEN YOC can
buy lois at rOluInhia Park f,o,u SIS to so. Cntu
June y We will give YOU your choice FOR $50;
cash iustallmcn,s: 10 per cent OF for cash.
Ot1ce, 623 r 81. NV. 1eis-tf
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britannia md satanita Racing.

DOVER, England, June 1S.-The Prince
of Wales yacht Britannia and Satannita
started at IL clock this morning on a fifty
mile channel race. A strong breeze was
blowing and there were prospects of an ex-
citing contest.
The Britannia when starting narrowly
escaped collision.
Shortly after the yachts had started 1t
was noticed that there was something
wrong with the Satanita. She put back
and tug started to her assistance. 1t was
then found that her weather back stay had
been carried away, and consequently she
was lowed back to this port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
No Cholera at Hamburg.

HAMBURG. June 1S.-In reply to the re-
Fort circulated by a news agency that
cholera had broken out at Hamburg. an
official declaration has been issued saying
that not only has there been no case of
cholera here this year, but not even a sus-
picious case has been recorded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
The Union Savings Bank,
1927 r Street N. w.

PAYS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
BaturdAy evenings from Q 10 a. fsi2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

CCllSON & MCCARTNEY.
MEMBERS Oh TIE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
l4l9 ct, Glover building.
Correspondents OF Messrs. Moore a Schley o
Broadway.
Bankers and Dealers In Government Dopds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans
Railroad stocks and bonds sud all securities LIST
cd the exchanges CT New York Phila lelnhla-
Boston and baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment securities Dis
tTict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt iB
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
dryi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

ToRRID WEATHER sERGEs, s35.
You can look at the cloth, don't you know.
even IL you don't want TO buy-courtesy.
hut not importantly, IL rule. We're
fixed up just Ike big house-we Try to
make our parlors homelike-you are always
welcome. The colors OF those $35 Serges
making TO order are black and
blue, three shades Of tan. six shades of
gray. Look at the cloth and colors to-
morrow. II you want to-buy when you feel
Ike It.
KEEN, Tailor. I31O-1sl2 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18

PRTNTERS-wHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING n
the line o: Printing Material. call on w. v =.
NEWTON & CO., 622 and 62i ID st. NV. we
have in stock large assortment OF Type, INKS
Presses. &C.. which offer ~ lowest nsure.
Sole agents for Baruhart Bros. * Spindler's Su
perioE Copper-mi1cd type. Paragon Paper Cut
tiers. Chandler & Price Presses. telS-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
Ii You Suffer From Rupture

you want Truss that fits properly-that's
eomrortable-that wears well and is cheap. We
have the best Trusses. in celluloid. hard rub
Ger, elastic and leather, at prices so per cent
cheaper than is charged elsewhere-htted and
adjusted without extra charge
VA GOOD. DURABLE TRUSS FOR 75c.
iilman's Drug Store, AZ SfI a R'w.
ieI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
Saving Money

Saving Money
Should be. with every one n habit
Nothing Is 80 conducive 10 financial sue
cess as a regular systematic plan Of
putting aside, each month. much Of
purpose nfter all your necessary expenses
have been met
The Union Savings Bank,
l222 + street NV.
pays per cent interest ordinary saw
ings arsounts
'upen until pm. on government nay
DAYS and saturday evenings from to g. jcle
WALL. STREET.
OPERATE SIO'ESSFCI.LY IN WALL. STREET
THROUGH OUR COOPERATIVE RR
STOCK SYNDICATE
Dividends paid up to June IS. 1854 as follows:
December. lsS. -22is per cent net
sahuii.. .lSL. per net.
.eiH lfE, .lG per cent net.
hhrSh ls'+.. ....-...-...........H per cent net.
ap4Ai' iosf Ia Der cent net.
80 10 per cent net.
sum io,7' II par cent net.
thus iiaklng los per earned and paid ia sig
our plan mniled free application Highest refer
ences. NEWMAN a 90, Stock aud Grain Brtal.rs
Al broadway. New Nork. ans 3m
FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
aOs-9l4 81. NV
ISSUES PREPAID stock for $50 per share maturing
in l02 rlonrhs for 500.
Special DEPOSIT certificates are ISSUED for nmounts
from 70 W. paying from per rent 20 per cent
per annum according 10 length of lin. deposited
api HARRISON DINGMAN. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
f You Have A Corn
About Mosaic Work.

requires special 'knack" to do
Mosaic Work. and It takes time to do 1t.
Poor work Will crack and bulge. We
VIII guarantee % do 1t right-and We'll
do It We have the most expert"
service. Write Cor u.
e. 4: spALDING. Manufacturers Agent COS st.
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Revival Meeting.

Rev. Nj. M. Morphis, of Longview,
Tex, will conduct q series of Gospel
meetings at The Cumberland Presby-
terian, beginning Friday evening June
Is; every body kindly invited apd ask
ed to help. The choir will begin to
practice Wednesday night. The
members of the other church choirs
and all others who sing are kindly
solicited to help. We earnestly re-
quest the prayers and help of every
church in the city. Come to these
meetings and let US all join in our
song of praise aud Thanksgiving.
Trusting every one will feel it their
privilege, and come aud help that the
Gospel may be sown in other hearts,
we again say come.
s. e. WATSON, Faster.
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a DISASTROUS FIRE
Broke Ont i'm the COlumbus House,
Destroying About sS, 900
Worth OF Property.


This morning about 4 o'clock fire
was discovered in the kitchen of
the Columbus House on Court
street, opposite the Wisnor Hotel
The cook first discovered the IRE,
and in trying to make his exit
stumbled over g valise which
awoke Mr.. Lytton, the proprietor,
who in turn raired the alarm after
awakening the sleeping guests-
BangI bangi bangityl bang! went
guns IN all parts Of the city, Great
ing the belief that . battle Of some
Kind was on hand, or that . raid
was being made on the city. Only
. short time elapsed until several
hundred men were on the scene
lighting the hames with willing
hands and discrimination. The
are spread rapidly and il VA
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soon apparent that no earthly ef>
forts could save the building in
which the 6re originated, conse-
quentiy all attention WIS turned
to adjoining property. The Odd
Fellows building on the north
was soon doomed and fell an easy
prey to the devouring elements Of
flanle. The Courier Office, situated
on the ground floor, the furniture
and lodge regalia we're all lost ex-
cepting the paper cutter of the
Ccuner. The shops Of G. d.
TrOutman and w. B. Lawrencc in
a building owned by s Il. jackson,
was also burned without q anything
saved. A part Of the shed used
by ). B Spragins 8 o., for
storing wagons and implements,
wers burned, as was also quite :
lot oftheir stock. The law Offices
of Jackson 3 Kendrick suffered
from water, their principal damage
being 70 their library. The tomh>
stone stock Of ! B. Mcdonald,
also suHsrsd. but = - eannidsr.
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ADDITIONAL IDENTIFICATION
Another Brother OF the Dead Ban
dit Says it ts Bill Dalton
Without q Doubt

Litt!eton, a brother of the notorl-
oms outlaw Bill Dalton, came i'll on
the 6:40 train Yesterday frcm King
fisher, .. r. lie w.s accompanied
by Caps ain ID. W. Fawcett an old &C
quaintance OF tie Dalton family, who
is also an ex sheriff of caldwell CoHn-
~, X ansa4. bul now aetective for
the Santa lie Railroad Company.
"Lit," as Mr.. Dalton is famil>
iarly called, is a quiet, uaobtrusiVe
gentleman, pleasant ii Inanaers and
conversation, said that he had Det
seen Bill for about thirteen montbs
but that the body now before him
was unmistakably that of his brother
adding with Christian courage. "It
had to come to this and am glad it is
all over" Captain Fawcett who is Q
frank conversationalist also said that
it was Bill Dalton beyond q doubt.
Itl8 learned the remains will be
turned over to Mrs. Dalton this after
neon en- her return from the Wallace
ranch, the idea OF shipping them to
Guthrie, Longview and ether places
fer further indentification having
been abandoned as that point is now
settled to the entire satisfaction oi
all parties concerned. 1t IL not known
definitely what she will do In the mat
ter of interment, but it more than
likely she will carry out her origiOnal
intention of shipping the remains To
California.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Sixteen fourth-class Postmasters
were appointed yesterday.
Senator Hoar introduced bill to
set aside the Government Central
Pacific claim against the Stanford
estate.
Congressman McCle&ry has laid be-
fore the House a project for canal
to connect Hudson Bay with the Cult
of Mexico.
Senator Vest in an impassioned
speech took to task his Republican
colleagues for killing time in consid.
Grafton of the tariff bill.
Consul Penfeld at Cairo, Egypt, in
a report to the State Department
calls attention to the growing cotton
expectation by Egypt to this coun-
try.
Owing to the fact that a reduction
is to be made in the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. Public Printer
Benedict is preparing to weed out a
number of Republicans.
The secret of the @hold up" of the
tariff bill in the Senate by the Repub-
licans is to keep Congress In session
and thereby keep mcnbers of the
House from going home and fixing
their political fences.
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This Settles 1t.

Sheriff Howard, Frank Fieher and
j. G. Lacey, of Longview, arrived in
he city Sunday aud at once repair
ed to the undertaking rooms and
after examination nnhesitatingly pro-
nounced the dead man as one of The
parties who robbed the bank at that
place Fisher was with the crowd
the day previous, fishing and is po- .
tive in his Identification of the dead
man as being one of them,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-12
New Restaurant.

Jacob Schnider, late of Denton.
Texas, has bought the Globe res:aur~
ant just east of the railroad and after
q complete renovation has opened q
Nrat class resort to which he invites
the patronage of the public. Every
thing will be conducted on strictly
first class principles and the table
applied with the very best the mar
ket affords. Give me q trial.
Ii 2t JAcoB SN1DRR.
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Look outl They've found the rob-
bers at the Star Grocery buying
sugar at twenty pounds 70 the dollar,
but they paid cash and were not
caught. lW
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The Davis Progressive will make
its first appearance next Thursday
under the able guidance of r. w. Nc
Adam, which assures the people Of
that prosperous town . live prOgres-
sive paper.
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Judge J. T. Flemming, of Davis is
in the city, having come down from
his Rock Greek farm last evening.
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Wanfad

First class day bOarders at the Boyd
house near First Presbyterian church.
IL If Mrs. j. N. Worthy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-12

We now have scme bargains il
business lots for few days. Bodin'
& Zuckerman. 8 II
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Think of it, lots in the Ferndale Ad-
dition among the verdure from $25 to
500. See half page ad. 2 IT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-12

Mr.. Chas. Emory and wife of Mount
Pleasant, Tex, are visiting friends in
the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-12

Ladies', we have nice line of dress
goods which will go at special sale
for the next ten days. Remember
that this will only last exactly ten
days, SO come early while vow can
get your choice. r. M. Reid. 6tf.
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Finest line OF cigars in the Terri
tory ut O'Mealy g. Conlee's. 9tf
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For BOND

Business house on Caddo street.
Apply to ;. S. O'Mealy. . ~.
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Don's forget the mite social at
Judge Campbells tenight. You are
cOrdially invited 10 sttend
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able extent. The Hotel Wisnor
across the street was damaged ~
the intense heat, most Of the
glass being broken.
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To rent, two three room cottages; ap.
ply at this Office. If
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Subscribe for the ArdmOreite.
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PRESIDENT DoIE's REPLY
ne Deaiss the RITht or the Pr-sidsat 10
Iatsr6sre-Ths True American DOCtrIas.
DEPARTMENT or FoRErGy AFFAIRS.

DkPAEIMENf OF tOBEtNN AFFAIRS. !
HONOLULU Dec. %. 1897
Sra: Your EIcelleney's commune alton Of
Dec. TO- announcing the conclusion which the
President OF tho United States OF America has
finally arrived at respecting the application OF
this Government for a treAtT Of political union
with that country aud referring also to the
domestic affairs OF these Islands. has had the
consideration OF the Government
V lie il 10 with deer disappointment that We
learn that the Important proposition which We
have submitted to the Government OF the
United States, and which was at first fAyorably
considered By it, has at length been rejected
We have eXDeTlsnesd sense Of relief that Ne
are now favored with the fret Official infoTmA-
ton upOn the subject that has been received
through a period Of over nine months.
While ne accept the decision Of the Prssl-
deaf OF the United States declining further to
consider the annexation proposition as the
final conclusion OF the present Administra-
tion. We do not feel inclined to regard Il as the
last word Of the American Government upon
this subject for the history Of the % utUAl re-
htioRs Of the two eOustElss. Of AmsFlelA
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With an
EOLlAN

IT ~ PossIBLE FOR roU IN ry,o.
BIGHTJN POUR OUN HOuE Ti,run,..,.
OF THE GREAT AASJEES or MrSfc
1t is possible for YOU 10
render them with PERFECTac,
curacy and proper shadings Of
tempo and tone color.
10 NOR LET AM DOURr or pB,,r
DICE PREVENT TouR iNrES iiG4rINo
inns.
The EOLIAN is not
music box or a toy of any
kind; but O musical instrn.
ment costing from $4,000 to
$4,000, and is endorsed bv
such musicians as Scidl, Gil.
more, Guilmant, Mills, De
Reszke. De Pachmann. and
many others.
Visitors to see the -TOLTAN
are NOT EXPECTED TO BUY.
You may visit our warcrooms
with the same freedom that
you would public art gallery.
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MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM CURE.

Mrs. J. A. smaglwood OF 1913 Madison 50.
Washington. ID. C.. says: Ny fingers aaa
hands were so badly swollen with rh"EmA'
tism as 10 almost cover my rings. The ia'a
almost set me Wild. obtained i.''s ~
MUNYON'S rheumatism Cure and to-. ,'s'
doses before retiring. The following n ORR -
the swelling bai disappeared uuI t.- Ea.l
was Copa ! persisted in using Tie neal
aud can now declare myself entire.y cg.
Munyon's rheumatism euro never -- >
days. -
Munyon's homeopathic Home Eemet''
PAM put up sPaeitcs Tor nearly even -.e cav
which are sold ~ AL druggists
CatATrh. Dyspepsia. Liver aud kidney ~
plSlnts. Constipation. Ines, Ngura.=
" a. and all Female Complaints qLicA.5 s-'e@
SEAsT IgTH ST. \. 4.
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After some other dispatches OF no public in
terest. the correspondence comes down to the
receipt Of the instructions by the Corwin.