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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
ALI Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it free. Call on
the advertised druggist and get a
trial bottle, free. Send your name
and address to H. 4. Bucklen 4 Co.
Chicago, and get sample box Of
DR.. Kings New Life, pills free, as
well as copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free.
All of which is guaranteed to do
you good and cost you nothing, all
druggists.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Peter Stills Married.

Peter Stilts and Mrs. Alder A.
Clubb we're married in the church
at Zalma last Sunday night. Mr..
Stills is one of the most prominent
men in Bollinger county and Mrs.
Clubb was highly esteemed by all
who knew her.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Visiting Attorneys.

Among the attorneys in atten-
dance at circuit court from abroad,
were noticed NJ. r. Smith, George
Wilson and James Alternately OF
Pennington, W. H. Miller Of Jack
son, Judge Nalle of Fredericktown
and R. NJ. Finney Of Kennett.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Railroad Surgeon.

DR.. John A. Reck has been ap-
pointed company surgeon for the
Iron Mountain railroad at this place
including Glen Allen. DR.. Reck is
q young physician ofskill and ability
and young man Of sterling quail
ties and is rapidly rising to rromi.
nence.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Wood. Wood, Wood.

Have you cord woods Do you
owe usy Do you want the PREssF
II so bring us cord wood at once.
We will receive on indefinite
amount on subscription.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Boan's Case Continued,

The case against Robert Boan
for burglarizing the place kept hy
s. Vi. McAnally. some time ago, was
continued from this term Of court
to a special session in December.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13

turning it into the general school
fund as the best means of giving it
back to the people who paid it. He
was defeated, however, and the
money went to the university.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
TWIN CITY NEWS.
Items of Minor Importance Told In
Brief.


Mine La Motto.
DIR. w. B. Finney Of kennett was
in town this week.
R. w. Fischer is painting the
Presbyterian church.
Mat Abernathy has moved to
town and IS running dray.
Miss Cora Reck went to Jackson
Tuesday on a visit to friends.
James Overstreet of Bardwell,
KY, was visiting here last week.
George Kaufman is assisting in
Caldwell's restaurant this week.
Mrs. Fannie Bean of Barrol, Mo-,
is attending Mayfeld-Smith acad-
envy.
John S. Lane is assisting A.
Mayer IN the New Famous this
week.
John Burford is making some i'm
proponents and repairs on his
dwelling.
Cobb & LESLEY have had their
hack newly painted and repaired. 1t
is beauty.
| w. E. Rockwell was at Sedge-
wickvile on business last Friday
and Saturday.
The attendance At the Twin City
public schools is very heavy and ex'
ira teachers are needed.
John Slagle opened school in the
Snlder district on Monday before
last with an enrolment Of 35.
Miss Susie Graves opened he
school in the Scott district, nea
Drum with an enrolment Of +9 pu
pills.
Mr.. Jean of the firm Of Goodwin
& Jean came up from Dexter las
Tuesday, where they have a brancl
house.
Visitors to town this week were
too numerous to mention. Yer
large crowds were here Monday an
Tuesday.
The grand jury has been Yer
busy this week and has done a grea
of work. Judge John A. Miller
foreman.
NJ. H. Williams has moved int
his new residence il College Height
and it is one of the prettlest dive
J lngs IN town.
f &c. Wann has made some ver
4 attractive Improvements on bis pr
perty at the corner of First an
Main streets.
A burning fue in the residence {
w. f. Kinder caused 10 little e
Q citement, but did no damage la
f Saturday nlght.
d J. 7. Sander has gone on Il
! road, travelling for, Julius We
+ manufacturer of gents furnishin
4 goods, St. Louis.
|. r. T. Baker of Charleston was
# town on business the first of Il
e week. He will move to this con
ty near Castor soon.
Rev. James Latferty preached
Cornwall last Sunday night. II
p congregation has just begun VIC
,e ship in it's new house.
&c Mrs. Charles II. Bruce of Hans
is City, formerly Miss Elizabeth GRAY
" of this place, is the mother of bal
il girl, born few days ago.
T. The Reynolds Circus has erect'
a special bill board l92 feet long al
q IL feet high near the depot on whi
" ITO display their advertising bills
ID Mrs. NJ. J. Shelley of Castor ga
- birth to bouncing pair of babies,
'e boy and a girl, last Sunday. M
IN Shelley Is one of the county's be
q farmers.
~ y Cobb & LESLEY had four rigs o
~ of yesterday hauling bill posters +
- =, The Reynolds circus to ditfere
~ ~ towns in the county. They are Ii
W " erymen sure enough.
10 The PRESS has just finished t
N catalogues Of The Wallace Nurse
at this place. Mr.. Wallace is an
perienced nurseryman and has go'
is stock. Attention is also called
A;a Al alsavrhatA "a fkia pap,,f
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13

A SCIENTIST estimates that at the
present rate Of increase the world
will not hold her people in $4,000
wears. If we are 70 have this
crowded state Ct things the Repub
lican party should begin immediate
preparations to get off of the earth
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13
Editorial Comment,

CAPTAIN Billy Hightower's boy
Bob is a pretty smart chap, but he
ought to think twice before he
speaks once.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13

H. A. Clark's new residence is
going up tapidly. Il
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13

EVERY citizen should work for
the interest Of Mayfeld-Sn'ith acad
emy. 1t is worthy and a needy
institution.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-13

THE brilliant and honest record TIE
incompatible ability and the zeal
for the welfare of the people shown
b. the Little Giant, coupled with
his weak opposition assure his re-
election to congress by an inceas-
ed vote, This is Democratic year,
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
r..aOIs,sllO,sagtthsx d xeI
- Tor the ticket rms is NOT q mUrtrr to b
delayed Attend to it at once
CAROLINA COTTON MILLS.

Times continue TO improve in tie south
under democratic administration, as is
shown by the following frCm the Bali,
more sun:
A lette. from Graham, n. c., gives an
encouraging report of the cotton manu-
featuring industry in Alamance County,
With but one exception, all Of the nine
teen cbtton' factories in Afamance are
tunpthg on Hulrtima; and paying ujl
, TARfSr ap4 f4qpe PPIf, p, them are are making
extra, time at night to Keep up with
"6tdt!F5 = lone II factbrs iprUptietor was
forced TO- rfjfct An iPrder which would
have required his full output till Christ
mas. Large additions are Row bqiEs
made to several Of the factOli ies, which
nwill infEease their capacity, twenty PEI
cent Similar reports of'pr|gres in cot
ton notwithstanding come from other sec
tions Of the south. In Danville, Va the
capital stock of the G9etS1t soaon Hg Is
has just been increased from 81 5000
/ III S1tsOO;V00, lie 'aAairsuaal $3ed,00N of
pf!Pck hYving !hFs7fp hFs7fp qpickFly subscribed by
the stockholders 80
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
Monday, Nerenibert5, 1894
CAUI+0N"a,"A .a,,o a,e.,t ..t, e.,i> .

e i;aoAoN"dtnA I; at, /" dia.,i .L, a-,i,
All persofs are cautioned against purchas
ing Telephone INSTRUMENTS requiring Battery
for their, operation, or using lhstrume nts OF
Ahneriran Bell Telephone Com pany,iof Bog
'Dfhl This 9tsS CON pany owls ltttertpatent 46s
1891, for a combined telegraph and telephone,
aud controls letterscpatert No; 474,231; granted
ing telegraph, which, patents coyer tpnda-
mental in teptions and embrace all forms of
micfoph6he transfiitters and of carbon teles
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
RUSSIAN ROYA1rY.
An i: "Fmnpdr5ttss res WHO TO TTJJJJkk JJkkH r art in Som
;Ili Singular Performances

mii Singular Perform hpces.
In the memoirs Of Jacob Ivanovitch
De Sanglen," there are some interest
ing particulars about Russian royal
ties, <Jacob De Sanglen was e4l,nleyed
1911 and 1912, as chief of, the chancel-
lery Of the minister lof'pblice he was
personally 7r attached to Alexander l.
Before her death, Sang1en had seen
Emlpress Catherine several times. He
Eslae& that sAd abolished atl cHdhony
during the evening receptions she used
to give at the ftHer4pitagf," and some
times ordered a game. of cutting
faces, lin which She herself had great
ability, making comic .g1f1naces, or rap
idly raising and sinking her left ear,
which she could move almost like an
animal. In the yearV1812 .Narbonne
was sent by Napoleon to Wilma, os-
tensibly~to WELCOME Emperor Alex
ander, but really to\spy&n the Rus
sian army. But the Russian police
were ordered tp cause se\Narbonpe's car
Ifiage to be led So that its occupant saw
Nothing Of the arrangement Of the
'sassazls saals.the servants placed in at
tdAdane6 81 Nall all officers
ofPoliee. One evening =Sa=bonne was
lnvf$d to the royal box in a theater,
but tn emperor was not there, being
cngage6>personally in examining Nar-
honne's papers, for the Russians had
anade Narbonne,s French adiutant
tipSy, and while he was in this state
stole Narbonne-s, portfolio and opened
II in tho preSe nee of the emperor The
instructions from Napoleon found
among them were copied. Napoleon
had requested to be informed Of all
things concerning the Russian gen
erals, the friends male and femaIe) of
the emperor Of Russia, of the latterS
state of mind, etc, and whether It,
would be possible to enter into secret
relations with Alcxander's surround
f1@I o. sang len had promised Alex
a, ,kr l. lHvGrtd -Qublish, as long as
Il" lived. anything about his connection
with him the emperor. HeAthere fora
=. tSsF 5, F;'s +: - II P55 Pa5
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
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Fbur IT does not allow its columns to be de
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unchanging thartp ion ana defender OF popular
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apd HQAopOlies ct eSery charaGter- IN IcPcn-
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By mail Fifty Cents month, Six Dollars
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The Weekly sun publishes all the news Of
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SURPASSED. 1t is edited 10y writers Of practical
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and what farmers want in AGRICULTURAL
Journal IL. fpRtains rfe4aE reports of the
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farmers clubs and 1nstitutes+ and the discus
SOn. of new, methods and IDEAS in agriculture.
ITS MArket Reports. Poultry Department and
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Every1ifss tiee eCnt4Ilns: stories Poems House
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'7'"' IA t'ABEEE" E"CONPANT1iruT ~,
Publishers and ProprietOrs, BALTIMORE Nd
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
THE MAYOR, ,h,lvEEs NEXT OOPf
"A yDisOrderly House sfropriet resss Plla
&GI %..I Guilty and Is Held for Ttfsi

! ATLANTIC CITY, Dctober 5"sE}}. rs.
LLduise E. Gang, the b fEpprpP4iet feas = a
house atstINp. JntSD5 J Je-fseey
lavenue, was arrested iyAstefaay eRn=
ing on a, state wa1Ha p3liss ued "a t. thsin-
stance of the cotnmitteeefo oi4eahunf lied
(which is conducting = VA rtafe t}i5 g44st
Ivice andimmoraity inthis odt " MIS-,
Gang, who is the ,wiidfpYl Pf,S PPffoSthe late
,foffllf93 ffllf93 Tory p1leadeq p1la1d Ifnqwas fld
in fS406I bail 5fDEl DEleonrt:1JDCHe er house ID
sjo3ns that Gof, the ma yUr of, .the city. yet
he ssaidGto eraQRssiyho .eqm pJainted tia t
,he39was unable to get I'evidel1ee lagAihst
'hersi" M4GfAe' ari4s5tt5s f 6Ht41 u
~ ~ ~ nTTD7,,IEyImI1 1TInIITI1IImYn r
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
NrJRTH HUAHOI1NA.4 4"~'4 c;r.at,fcr r-;,h.
T. IG:sHAN OeUETS. ir22 oouit'

fSaiile Made So,itel ..''t'<+,4,'
John Cs:'wade s. 07t"SS,.,~ -:idu lnr,a.
n The fsudant above named " hhtakf notice
that an action entitIed as tAkQve pas been COM
mcnced In the superior Court Gf Durham
CSunfyby the issuing of sum munnsf which has
been returned by the ssheTfff ss Fl RgtheR C9un.
'f6hnd in Durham County and thereapon an
order has Ibt ca made lay the Clerk OF the Su-
perior Court of Durham County that service
Of sal Summons be MADE by Publication once
g. week tor six eoDsecudHe weeks ia HTRE DUR
HAM GLOBE.a newspaper ,Ptlblished in Dur
ham, y. c.. requiring I ne said defendanr to be
and abpear at a Superior Court TO be he Id IN
and tor the County of Durham, at the court
house in the City Of Durham, on the Seventh
Monday before the first Monday of March. il
being the 14th day of January, ls95, to answer
or demur 70 the com ptalnr IN the said action.
And ietrtha said defendant take,fu rshtE notice
that said action is brought for the up4gE0se Of
dfssolying the bon Is of rnatrilnohy xfstipg te-
tween the plafriti r ana defendaht:f .62f7t
''Fhis tRe Ilth day OF SO IAeHlher, q Gcls4. >,
riismn7 7atn1itsduz 1s4i1ls II "a StsAAEtSS,, +.
afred!A. Green, Attd1ey foF'PliinttG2
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
lRHItIs5sM{K RHI'tII t:.I;.] R|{AK[, 7.aH |;

Fraud by Offering $500 to Punish Fraud.
CLEVELAND. October 20. - Charges
having been zcircglated IN the twenty
first eopggte9fsighy hYdEjsSt%ctfpdt' Tom. /:
in his Interests, Mr.. Johnson in his
speech last mig hit H1adeea sweeping de-
nial and today published this card !:
i ami FILLING to Subscribe bOOif MIR,
Rp1ttpntfe repdhlifh ndniheel jwill
DO taId 81 be 10 a fthlJ to :defiat tIielex-
penses of searching out and prosecu-
ting any illegal registration or voting"
4t{ is e<eve4l thatMr.; aitrton viii
accept the cOngressman's offer.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
H5s Htfstteftta a5tttf7k= 81 d. #

that when you buy Sooft ''''--
sion you are not getcin:: g.. &
piftpFFGf Gfcef2fP fc2fPt4fi1i"g "a y u IL
SCOTS Emulsion f@"1:., ." -
cret for an analysis. Tltfr> "
there is in i CcnssI"o: T.. .-...
endorsement at ttit' r:tcd.cal
world McIYs. scUtfIR!ME.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
M 0RrPGAGE SALEt :

M oRRGAGE sALEH@' = t.r.dt 10 e@Gui
3 BY virtue il tue, of authority contained in mort
gage deed executed to the undersigned by
~ esbey Holman and wife, will offer AT pqbllc
,eutcry to the highest biddera at the court house
door in Dutha % on '',il ''Ht''fI - ''d r.
#. Monday, Nerenibert5, 1B94.,H
at Ie' O'Clock m. tract of land; containing
ss. or iess and dad ad ioining tfiG lands 81 Retbep a
Barbe6, Enma1 Dean, TON .StrudwielS and
Others said land lytRgaRd. being ct IL, ip Durham p
deseri ,tion or Same see book No. Is of mort
cages; page 80 and .4inf the registers office
D.Z. SP. F. O'BRIANT, Mortgages.
CHARLES, b. TURNER, Attorney.
MO" = } TTi ION 40 ! ILLA IA Ii
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
Dyspepsia,

Indigestion. Diseases of the B.wels and StOm-
ach. Ner rhritic C6Iicf G6uf, RefaStent Eonsti-
patton. Female Weakness. BFi k Dust Deposit
Torpid Liver. ,NetYonssP rest Eat io9, LsSnBi
SF pai1S p kf9SyS hSl41 AsGn try the
Beats medicine and leaves no bad effects.
A Prees with the most rddlStsta stohiaeH and
y 1H tie eomPsy 4eatP3hf the
effects fshb WsterapIq DtEErlrb 9nIoa
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23

T. ! ,!yCttt'''elIP,oo. r'ts gsts::3 t.rs:33f>sI
oke Rapids Power com pany, composed
of northern and southern capitalists,
with a paid up capital Of 81 900, 600, has $
bought 5000 acres of eotton.groving
land at Roanoke RapidsS y. CJand has
commenced the erection of 24-set
cotton cH5'Sng gmiIift give gT:eOO ePp1aT, 5p,1dIe
ment to 1000 persons. w. NJ. H2bIis-
PF.nf Petersburg, is president, and
~. e. MAXWELL of New York. vice
president .
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
xF''d7s x''d7s haf9feea3priqted p aJs1A a. bys~4aic
"a An5azfF WHEFF. vtl ODAl4 4t3ne AheetS {

four notes, after having been printed
on one side, had fallen off the bundle
to the floor. The assistant who picked
it up, by some unfortunate oversight
turned the sheet upside down when She
placed it on the bundle.
This sheet was printed on the second
side with twenty-face on the reverse
of a ten and one Of the three ten faces
on the reverse of the one twenty dfsthe
steel. Hence there were "1O-2o"in in
the lot. Thus the mistake was eor1s
rected. But no good explanation was
offered, or can be offered, why these
two bills, passing through a score OF
hands, EACH one of whom is supposed
Ito eX5Sgfihe every bill most carefully!
-sh0uld not haze been discovered ExerV
person in the bureau who handles a
note is held responsible in the strictest
way, and it is almost incredible that
none Of these people should have dis
covered the mistake. In the departs
ment of issue are not less than six
counters, whose business it has been
for years to count the notes before issui
ing them to the banks. They are con-,
sidered the most ecaeF counters IN, the
world and yet all Six 0f these wonder.
full experts allowed such a bill to pass
.tht tsbJlctheir haads. No trace has yet
been found Of the second hybrid, so
Itha1t It must be wandering iaround the
cOuntrV -
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
N4OTICE OF ADMINS TRATION !.

|'NotcHT'cEE E. OF ADMINISTRATORS
Hating this day qualited as administrator of
AlS Rigs. deceased, this is to netlfy a'bp per
sOGa having claias against said estate 70, pre-
sent he same to me on or before OCTOBER JJ-
1895 or this fUtice will be plead in par OF their
reeovery'i and ALI persons H"Hg sai9 estate
are rcqneSyed TO settle the saue with me at
once. 7rhts Ottober r., 1924.
X. G. TILLEY,
DIitAH J Adifaini.srat6t, ROT AlsIs Riggs. p
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
s2o51i .s4in nj lid 52d" t4 @s sd 5ri512@ i5.1"
Nfd9d Nn66a 6lih5 81 ia! IFS nj II r. !, ?5 ood@5I3@
E[j0fN[RbIaR .:;tIAEtESlN,
Washington, ID. c.;

|T03Tiib adt uiI9mro5tG 5'3tiYs cd 81 ),
fhof5h b iff1e atf6h for the eGHege- fo9It he
Fscfaht tie sttsetE fog Pc Gfasaft and military
fhe tB 5B f9& &B9ns 326 Ss7Rsss
qcar and as3fenfdtc9 Goursess fl Iqhe1 ieGlihge rs
sps5 tGsgdensS e b9b5 ssffg Hnd EntEarcs exc
The Coreoran Scientific School opens 0ftD-
ber2. Forty-seven prote 5sOrs and Instructors
twenty 9bdesI IulF 0i@ tgHe4Fi twelve tull
courses of study. SPECIAL students admitted,
5 r s4Ss sRGR5 R5 9S58a dS dESS o
tie e Hitpd Sites sup Fenls G3utsilHqof
fFhe Medical SCHOOL '9peps Gfto4er J. The
course is four Years, Thirty pt1fts. ofs md
teen professors; ulusiua liabilities. The course
is three Year.. '1''!' iH''f0 b 'H"bn'"i,.,1
! The Graduate, SCHOOL opens Q,tober T..
Courses of advanced destruction are, ofefed,
leading to NJ. A., NJ S C. f.. e. e! and Fht D.
For Catalogues descriptive Of these seyelai,
3" ~ 5'T':'' Secretary
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-23
T.. T.. :; :: EJ]sf;:: ~ Y "'
Snckl"n'> 4rnica SaIye

l" the world for Cuts
>..'>s>, 007es, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
sIss. letter, charped hands, ChilbIainl
cures Piles, 0r no pay required Il is guar
5 tF]a4 . Y 3Ei:: ss44i1q i4a4iii1q'Sa or
at z Blacknal1 Il Son. -
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! oDSspepsisi aRA InbiisestisRr,


fha -DSspepsts aaA Inslisestisaroo 6
tm4n4be efeitnensd Of ait.d1sfseB OF ahe6tun
Ptas 2e1aBs qBsfs fSstsa fa t4S p6e
7 Rfth9a Water AaS pfSfed tt6'ba exnbp punna3I y
ipafe nsi # Ob the aSgs4 pum6ef Rt itarS rst
R4s Eat I5 eg59Ke Ia Psaisa S9R Psi Sns
Hmta sdn p1etedeeeea qfotAe lstaanE euEeS ot
9of SSS1 Uatf e5.b t ucshfspstte
Phist tof5f1 he41as co rryI rroper rites and EFFECTS
e tf4 aSFstRs HIT r kt Rh&S5 atg$t 4t
tAa1 hdep fannar RIA hle, deq "a of ahuniDaheed
9ass1Qf R5tght s Disease pR ref4rd. WIite for
full iformatfpn as 70 this case, and also as TO
The Worlds tfalcures Effected ts1tne Nhas estaty
SSrofuIa, .ConstipatioD, Blood Diseases. Ec-
7zgsfn zgs1fn Skih Bseases.f Efifft34e Sores Rfekuts
EHicisR sRuS III If Eteri estg bB Strn, E9tari y, In
EEa tiTer pl7sfses anfM M59 MG5f9nfFa 2TaE pc
]G ]GI'la3ce OF oroYaseppstgOOpfsh hssh fofI lone deser
Rf G6gs B5HaId bP t45 IF b Ra iheia
f4etel 6ftPstkih h osse dt tlany ofneI and al ,rea,
eaa tassdsI ssd IitRs 5ss &sefs free pS o
Send for large pan4pAlee &OfrtA iniuE q record
of many remarkable eases cured by the chase
org "a dAs1ttt ts $alH SApIS9i "A, .
Fo itioB M & IS tt2Rtaf 81 Write
to .s2hH'' eht :eniR2k noitDE ->nirI
| I .r.$ED.,? L,:ED1-S,?l1GI l1yG.l .z:SLT,i
EPPn EProprietojr Mineral Miner Hotel and secretry Chase
p 1100j o6hyi Nj fhefaI Water Cos - ~
'E isl4. e 4"sft;i sity, lFfGba CO.
xH7R.$sbEsughan agent for water water in I@ Dur
Hffpid IIGbbi[ d0idy tirf1 11~4y III ...'-
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HOmt AND CHIueFeN BURNED

: AWftf4A fHictlon- or the Fam1Iy OF Blsaop
=, TayhDr's son New York. =
NfB YoRE: .z5octo1S 23.-.h terrible
fire a4elrred at an Ebly hour at Sooth
Nyae4s yesterday Y~soyinH the sle-
gan+aew restdencdA-of the Rev 1pss
Tay9eF, Bishop of Africa burnine 6 to
a@our Of 3Ir. TeGer's childrenantl
.seri91h4y injuring t Tee worlzmcn. Mrs.
Taylor first discov Ged the fire s.tnd
and found that they>~sSere surrou ed
by fre.s Z
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Stoop Astonishes Surgeons.

New YORK. October 23.-Austin
years ola, > fen from the high stone
stoop IN front of his home at No. 99S
West Sixth street16f Septembsr=aa2 last
When picked up he vas pheonsei9us
and his breathing was Fea41{-!- His eJes
were closed. his face, was pale and to
an ordinary observer who HpaH not
have noticed the, faint !, ,PreaaMnG, he
looked like q dead map,,.. lAR ambu-
lance surgeon said the mans neck was
HE was ta4enr to Roosevelt
hospital. ana the H6ttoF5 there eonfrm-
Sd the opinipnlpf the -a,mbulahce sur
7geon .Er"B Bow els ii death ,eHas ! expect
effna feRs 4i8tfs. tnB But he didInot die,
+ After tfter twq, days tf FftoyEfed cd pscious-
ness, bpt'h isaHi Hitalhy. WAS still very low
Ibis Itehpexaohh' -aRA 6fspirauo ion i'm
proved, and the Idd8.teeis haAongl whom
'the>acase: attrantHd .Dgruat attention,
a4leegsReeeiiAA' fla gt3iItq4 Itqn2a s life.
,BoIgers Owl4ies jaaon a bag >4sAedT%ath
,hdt wa ter drtasSflil esshtnea4 4,ibSafelly y
his head and tl.ts, haa{la..l h{S ySFsssches
WIT i interest t1erethins "that E. done
in Tia toa.s7 saal91 iS4} Ri3e S2E5B3 M85s Co. him
twice a ttapg aha'iht staals NSs5HEshe
family affairs. and gHes her instrpc-'
tions What to=tlo. IL is hopeful SSnd
exp9B to live-and C5sn to walk agein
Homt AND oHILs8g N guRMD.
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bureau Of engraving and printing!
found the cause of. the trouble. it
seems that the four notes printed on as
sheet, are not all Of one denominations
1fffere"nre always three of one kind amt
the fourth Of another; thus, in this
ca se1 three terEolau1lEa twenty. It was
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ation tbiHI hIt KdaMsHt1Ease

ciation thiss eF hdst NsdesFea e nc
it the largest. LT everybody who-~ants
better roads go and take part in this
meeting, and see the exhibits, and then
go home and start or pYsh,}beFmo yemen.
in their own counties and townships
There will be large exhibit Of i'm
:uroSGa tQA ErR hipery on the state fair
grounds q mart Of which will be Onera:ed