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THE BIRD Exploded.
Dick WiiiOughby shoots Raven
Lon,icd with Dynamite.

Dick Willoughby relates an amusing
incident that happened to him at Funter
Bay, says the Juneau News
Dick was driving a TUNE! on a ledge
back Of his cabin. and was in the habit
rock in "a sunny place at he mouth of
the tunnel TO thaw ont. on several oc-
casions when he went to get his powder
it had mysteriously disappeared. and he
was at IA loss to account for it. AS II
was considerable of an annoyance to
have to go to the cabin and get more
powder and wait for 1t to thaw, Dick
concluded to watch proceedings and
wait for the thief
He had a stick of powder in its usual
place, and had waited but short time
when he saw raven sail out of tree
The bird tore at he tough paper cover
until il could get at he powder then
began to greedily deVour II. Giant pow
der is made up of -glycerine, saw
dust and grease, and a whole stick of il
makes a very hearty breakfast for a
raven The stick had nearly disappeared
when Dick thought il time to avenge his
loss, and was In the act of raising his
Cawk and rose In the air with the re-
mainder of the stick of powder grasped
in it's claws Wheanp some distance
ana came tumbling to the ground. Dick
saw the powder drop and lodged behind
"A boulder fearing 1t would explode when
II struck the rocks: however, it did not.
The raven perched in IA tree, and Dick
drew ahead and lei drive. Immedia tely
, following he report of the gun Dick was
not little startled at receiving quite a
shock and hearing second and louder
report, while tn" air was filled with
small bits OF ra"en inca. and feathers.
After the SIM Ike OF battle had cleared
| away, all that Dick could find of that
| raven was the hill and claws and a
bunch of black feathers. The shock OF
| tie bullet passing through the birds
| body had exploded the powder 1t had
| lpVOurpl
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NO TlE-UP EXPECTED.


Labor leaders to-day express tn" opln-
ion that the prospect of strike among
thc X. Of H. In brooklyn Is exceeding
Is remote The ENrcutiv" Board of i.
\. 10 representing 5000 men outside Of
str."t-car employees. held a meeting last
night at $50 Fulton street, Master Work.
man O'Rcilly presided.
Three local assemblies sent word that
they were ready to obey any order
which might be issued by the District
Master Workman.
There Was some discussion of the
labor troubles in the West. hut no ar-
ton was takun looking towards a sym
plthrti, strike in liruuklyu II was
said to-day that the District Assembly
would hold spectral meeting tomorrow
To- discuss the matter.
Ouc Of N" leaders Of u. y. -, which
Includes the suoet-CaJ men, SAID mat
thcrc was nothing new in the situation
today They had not yet received an
official communication from Mr.. SnN"r-
r!.I and ne was quite positive there
would be no tie-up Of railroads here.
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JERSEY KNIGHTS WON'T QUIT.
Members Of ID. 4. 10. Hail tn" D""i-
sion with Cheers.

Mr. \ j. Hollcr,- Secretary Of u. 4.
l97, Is. Of L., said this morning that non"
Of the knights in Jersey city, lloboh'n,
Wcehawkcu, Union IiilL Union Town
shin and vicinity. over which the as
scmbly has jurisdiction, would 20 out in
response to General Master Workman
Scvercirn's appeal
We decided not to strike az n meet
ing Of the Executive Committee. winch
was held privately at Humboldt iinll
on Ncwurh avenue. last night Nj
Iuller explained.
appeal, ~ was not really "a order f."
- out. Thor" was n"rhnE, az al man.
datorN about it, Tho I"lk" vas U.H-
'ussed IN AN ,'9 nh'."s or r"urt..,
there was 10 question bat mat uu}
svupathics we're az u favor Of III"
Ishnrlug men, VINO are making such u
noble struggle against capital ana mo-
nopolisla. -
MS. was To consider the hest way OF
helping those who are now out w"
could render more aid. We finally con
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enc. at Pullman with dynamite at 3
o'clock this afternoon.

ence at Pullman with dynamite at .
o'clock this afternoon.
While affecting to make light OF the
threat, the military authorities are TAX
ing every precaution to prevent ils holhE
carried out.
That the strikers nj Pullman have
MANNED TO use dynamite * almost
certain.
The Palace Car Company used tho OK
rlosive for testing bnrglar-proof SAFES
and n large amount Of II vas stored IN
one Of the buildings Of the plant. TIN"
workmen knew where 1t was. aud last
night made an attempt to get at II ny
stealth. Failing tn pass tho guard, som"
Of them applied at tn" 'ompanN's ni'''"
for the keys, pretending that they
wished 10 get %, --me OF their per
sonal property. The request wac
promptly refused. and the is mantle was
moved to another binding.
II Is feared that the strikers have"
secured a small quantity of the cN-
plosiNe from another source.
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MAY IMDICT HALKET.
N";"I Majestic strike IiLrlH 4"
Rrnch tive tnUrts,

There appears I" h" n" Immediate
prospect Of settlement "f III" strike
of ,nc workm,u employed on the now
Hotel Majestic. n"W h'in" greeted on
tho corner # Eighth avenue and
.Sryourv-socund street. All tn" men
~ 90 gone out with tho exception Of
inc rrrrSlonc cutters and one brick
layer. H.
According to some of the men the
strike WAS declared by the Board OF
Walking DELEGATES, to sustain the DC
mandS Of cx-Wtlking Delegate llaIkei.
II appears that the men were Work..
ing for less than tn" regular scaIr OF
wages lIalEut. the men say. heard or
this. ana demanded $500, coupling his
demand with threat that II IT. was
NOT complied with he would see that
liz demand was refused and the
strike followed. ,,
IL seems to he the general opinion
that the matter viii have to be settled
There is some talk of indictins
| lIilket.
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SYMPATHY FOR IS CENTS.
Queer Swindle Developed by the
Labor Troubles.

The agitation in labor circles and the
sugSostod symbol IF sympathy for the
Western ST kes, n bit oc white ribbon,
have deyelopcd queer swindle on a
small scal'.
II Is operated like this. A brisk man
rings the bell, and to the person respond
ing he presents a package, on which. he
says, there Is an express charge of Ii
cents. lie Is an eXpressnan He wears
n load-pcuCil over his right car, and car
rieS a book, " hich seems to he u receipt
hook such as all express delivery men
carry.
After tho receipt book has been signed
on the proper line. and the eNpr"ssnan
has gone away with his II cents. the box
Is opened. aud in the middle Of vast
amount OF brown paper packing is found
n quarter yard Of One-inch cream white
ribbon nf the cheaper kind.
The REGIMENT has purchased badge
OF sympathy FOR the strikers for 10
cents. Hundreds Of these ribbons are
being displayed h. the people OF New
York, but Il cents is about five times
their value
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cIud.d. by r"mainiug at work. aud
s'udiug sui. tautial assistance IN the
shap" of funds +" tn" n"h IN the
West"
II is significant tact that only six
pui of tn. eleven members Of the Exec
uliNu Committee attended IN" meeting
lpgt uiGht 1t was originally to ID he'i
In Schutz"n liall but at tho last mo
m,uj tn" rendezvous was changed to
that of Humboldt iiall IN order TO cs-
cap. r'purio rs. ~ was secret SOS.
sion aud Master Workman IullaIn. OF
T.. y ia Is. OF H.. preside. |" called
tn meeting tO uldcr a. l.. NJ.
Althuugh tu"-" present declared ar
forwards ti"t tn" meeting was per-
ipuruod until nearly o'Clool, tn Is morn
ing Meantime. tho various local assem-
bile" had ruu-r"c gated in halls in der
soy CITY. awaiting the result OF the con-
ference Of their leaders.
When their decision at last became
known. il was received with cheers.
u.rl ln" u"u wen: HON" happy
ou" Of tn rank and file. who was
sr.u ~ GriHius Iron Works, in Jersey
city. This morning said:
"'rh" men feel delighted 10 think that
-ru"' Dollars will helm the men on
strike - great deal moro than all IN"
sympdth"tjc strikes IN tn" East would.
The hard Winter has lett many Of
as broke and to 60 ont now would
he nothing loss than form of in
sanity
\ nuuhrr ur las comrades stood about
and nodded emphatic approval of these
sentiments.
Hcroro the Executive ronrsittce OF
tn knights adjourned last night a
series Of resolutions We're ~ ssed bitter
~ ,erOunriug Pr,r idrrt cleveland for
hi. action in ordering tn" Federal troops
out, and declaring that he was the
friend aud tool of tho capitalists.
RESOLUTIONS We're also passed approV-
cign's attitude 50 far in relation to the
labor troubles and dCnoun"inG IN" ar
rcst of bchs and the other leaders of
the stril>" in chicago,
chief OF I'olir" Murphy, cf Jersey
titN. said. II told YOU 50. when I'm"
/, Evening World'' man called upon him.
+ II knew tn" men would not 20 ont
| said So yesterday. They cannot af-
ford to strike. Thcir many defeats hay"
made them lose heart. ana then ther"
ga" only r"w IN This vicinity COM
parcel To- the lavv" Number He'd
uuirr tive banner Of TN" *. Of l.. il few
/ years ago.
You may dcuond unon 1T that orders
/ ~ no orders. the mCn viii not II" fo"l
/ ish enough to go ont on amy sympathetic
/ strilo'
| 81 tho various railroad terminals
/ trains With Pullman cars attached were
/ rCuorici rs arriving and departing or
4 time this morning. Th", railroad officials
/ scomrd to bee in high CLEO. and declares
. that the strike Nas broken, and woul'
/ me al over in y few days.
N" freight Yards ur the Iehich Val
/ l"v road at Grand street aud ~ COM
/ wuuipaw avenue. are glutoh viii
/ cuuiN freight care 40 rerlShahl
7 r,righi ie h,iug received or shipped from
,hcrc and vhaiovrr Kind Of freigh
is handled Is only taken at the risk o
4 tlp ~
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BUTCHERS GO OUT.
New ParkinR-HouSc Trouble - v"
strike on the ST. raul.


CHICAGO. July u ENport hutch"rs
at the stock-yards loft their work this
morning In accordance with tho plan FOR
a general strike. They number about
thirty, ard are employed Ivy Armour.
Swift e. Morris, VINO are At work
buying all the live stock offered and
killing and shipping 1t as fast "a possible.
For every butcher on strike two stood
asking for employment
The stockyards strike spread during
the morning to about 500 men. They
were employed as mcat-Cuttcrs. roustaa
bouts and general lahorcrs, the move
ment was not concerted. AMI in many
departments the strike was not felt
while in others no one was at WurE
Strengthening was being don" at All tho
houses. and the packers SAID tn" Sirk"
would amount only to temporary IN
convenience. Guards surrounded all iho
packing houses. hut no evidences of vto-
lence were seen
The strikers tried this morning 20
interfere with tho non-union men who
took their places and large crowd
gathered around Morriss building ana
threatened violence. Police and militia
were sent to the scene and prevented
trouble.
The butchers are expert wOrkln"n,
and their places will be difficult - I'll
A company of cavalry has been de
tailed to the packing houses.
The rumor that Chicago. Milwauh""
and st. Paul Railway men decided last
night to strike IL emphatiCaIly MED
by officials of the road. General Manager
Farling stated to-day that tn" men who
had been on strike have returned to
work. and that the road ~ running us
ira ms without inle rfnrnnrn-
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" EII.-PINED STREETS PAY.

Many people can only be induced to
incur large expense for street paving by
Mell-foundsd prospects of gain from it,
They regard II as they would an invest
ment Though it IL less desirable when
viewed Independently OF these very
practical considerations, il may well he
subjected to such tests of value. saws
Paving and Municipal Engineering, It's
paving qualities are, 10 some extent.
capable Of demonstration. Its economies
may he indicated by comparisons of the
cost of transportation, Of relative wear
and consequential loss and of main
tcnance Of paved and unpaNed streets.
While there are wide differences In the
resistance TO traction OF asphalt, wood
block. brick and granite block road
surfaces, the average, where the streets
portion with these Materials, is less
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'. =. None, shirr"ni" Hrsum"i,

WNSIiINGTpN. July 70 That the
Tr"Hsur" Department regards lh" slrtk"
aS practically over Wa shown to-day in
IN" iHsln,ur" of IN order lay Treas urcr
Nprgau for the RESUMPTION "i shipments"
Of money between the several Suh.
Tr"asurl,S which Wa suspended when
tn" Labor troubles hcrlu" acute. II *
not rNp'cirI that shipments VIII lac
m.iIr 10 POINTS Wh,r" thvr" b. SIN any
daurrr hut such points are now '\
''"imglN few.
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ELEPHANTS DO GO MAD.

Ia the East hIli"r. where tam. ,l"-
rh..p,g enc ..laasrJ ns irI.IIignu, ma
.... .,, ,..,....,', ,,..,..,. -.
'h'"'4 anu ~" ''N"I"""'' "'j""''N u"
'iNil engineering aud transportation, a
"r,,i,,- ,I.rL.,ut T.. ,e ,rt,,.h J,,,,I,t
zee an "hIIi'hI "I 'h"l'Ih. - '"Ih'"'
ur u mIu-,itir" Tiger. says an "Nchaus'..
lie .,.,.,. s.u.,rii, make. II an the mar.
. ...',. ,.,..,,..I 80. ....,....,
''"-''"'T' '''' ''''' .'"' ''' wv 81
Of d,Ht"urtruu and ifo taking, is
methods iuuuar cynical in their per.
. .... a., ,.
'luAu'N anu ingenuity. '' SU'h
"rogu,s' there ar" the wild hoa-l "N
,l,,,I,I ,,,n, communion u,,,, us rcl,,v.
' ...
'"'' NV ""'''' NV ''.l ""',''"' w Wv Nv"
dilt"n Of "mni Th' latter * n"''
,lauprrnus than tho other hncylsr H.
- ,,., ,..... ..,,,,.,..,,,. ,,,.,,,,,., il,
9r'll 81 h''ni Jury "h''"''\ ''E''S ~
d"us'I' populated n"ighh"rh""ds.
East Indian official statistics, how
.,,. ,,u,... thea, q. e. ,,,I. whore or.
I'"\, Il'l' ~ ~ ,'o,i,
I., ,In,,,,',I ~, ,i.nr' Inonnrds
i',' ,S,t IA, .,i, i,rrDntin,,.
~ 80 "' a., , i,'.t.,,,..,, e.,
INK ,,,,, ,,i,r,,.,'i "Yrt,l, hoL icon Tncilo
,i',,,,,,,,.I nnJ ,urr
49,, 'i,,',,,,,,i,' -, H., Wants ncrmr.
t. a.. Liil'J ~ Ind r;,yagni a rnmmu-
i iL''il,I NH, ~, r.rs,,u.,
~, ~" ,,,nn'i,tinn krn;yu .s
,,,u yum rIW .,nnmymnus with
] ''n,.,i,i,j IA, IN ryudatio,
a., f,,,n ~, nr Ms iuII rInnh, mi
"m ,ii,'." ,h, '.,n,,Irs su,h a.,
,,', ~ 't,"'- ,,, " IL, 'shn,.l,inG ami
".',,", I,go,.',I ~, ;nrrn,rhiur il
,.'t,, Io,,h,ntg viii ,hrnuir had
",h,, ,",,,I" hrt No.. ybn,,iL no.
'h'I'l ~ l"i'",i ~ ,h' ,n ,,,inJ
''' w., mo viII o,,trayts
,,hi.HI WIS .,i.m lnnu,, as "soIitnrics, .
IN. h',n, T., *" ana, ~ s"ni,ru or as =
I"hl'h NV 'n,'' a. ~. en,ra Of If
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STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
\, nrl. Resumed on the Hotel Marie
tntOincttc.

The strike of the workmen en-
moved ON the new Marie Antoinette
Hotel AT the corner OF SiNty-siNth street
and the boulevard, has been declared
Off. The men returned to work at Il
O'Clock to-day.
At meeting of the Board of Walking
Delegates. hold last night, the action
nr Journcymcu Plumbers Local Union
No . was SUSTAINED.
The strike was caused by night over
some old grievance between Two
plumber organizations.
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is hrpkon. A general strike has been
ordered IN the Union Pacific branch
from 'r,kca 10 the mines. The engine
crew ou last nights train had orders tp
.'l11 hN tho nugire an uiIht anu kocp
~, n,o for tho outward trip TO-DAY, but
II B. mot h,uoNrd they viii he able +"
..I,,t. ,IplH.
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M"~-r- sovereign. lAndhom. Adams
and Fitzgerald called upon Mayor Hop
kinS this morning ana conferred with
linn for about an hour Their object
was to call to the attention Of tn"
Mayor tn, provisions of the D'Ncill
law Of 1855. under which II Is thought
tn" President may compel George NJ
Pullman to arhitrat" his differences
with his employees.
Mayor iiOpkiu~ promised the COM
mitj"r b" would can the matter t. lh"
attention az Corpora ion counsel RuhenS.
and i,SO speak f II II GOV. Alleged
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Guu~ for >u>ni within.

Lieut. Schaffpcr. uf Tia" Illinois NANai
Militia, VS. to-day notified that iva one
Iu nl rhpi-nriur iloirhkisS guns VITA
ii,ld CdrrInr"- an ammunition had been
sIippri Nm from Washington. Tn"
naval militia is doing sirik" duty along
the water front and Ia IN" haiblr AMI
TN, southern section Of tn. CliN. Here
iuftr" tn" urpiniHatiuu has not been
full\ puliipr,i
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.i,"r DcEss TrIcurnms.

m" maua2ers ar tho Western MON
Telegraph Company, the Postal Tole-
graph AMI thhl" Company and tn" Nurth
American Telegraph COMPANY hdv"
huou suhpucna"I At Ihioago, MiIwauhe"
rud various other cities tn appear and
pIuiu'' TIA" telegraph spOndcnr"
of President lbrh1 and olh"I parties in
lrr"st,l and connected with tn" I'UIl-
mlm lmN-nli and slIl kn-
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The General Managers Association
has decided to disc Intinuc us inform. a
ton bureau Tomorrow. alleging that
the Sir;k" tIIublrs ar" now about
over. Tn" General Manages say th"
railroads NJ" NOW practically In their
usual operation and hHV" no further
need Of tn" assistant" which tn" bureau
hAs Mnnm gINlmg lMnm.
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have held the past week to something
like profit.
There seems to he no good reason for
the present maintenance of high prices
upon any line of provisions. al least so
far as the effect of the strike is con
,prne1
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Of general strike I'm support W the
American Hallway I'nlon viii be voted
lppn
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IN outing Tor Wrstcrn Wcuuinr-

Affairs at Gen. Milcs's headquarters
hHN" about reached their normal stat"
again, the greater part OF the excite
m'ut attendant upon the @trik" and tn"
arrival of tia" troops having .ubsid"d.
rgp"Cialig from ia" Western forts, is ia
III" nature of u Summer outing. Many
"r them ~" being entertained at ih"
downtown clul Z. aud their service her"
*. ON tn" whoi". rather pleasant than
Oih"rwis" IN" chicago. Iruquois. niuu
League. chicago Athlcti" ana other
clubs hay" "Nt'udod their privileges.
aud nearly all tn" officers are taking au-
vantage of them
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Tro Plumbers Union has decided not
to strike, Vt IL ON" Of tn" strongest
unions H. ;ho West. having 100 mem
u"r-.
The bakers In ifoisslcr a. Jungc g
@hup. ~ IhiTtN-nint II str" t. struck this
morning Th"r" ar" about 200 employed
in the shOp
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strike on u ,"ion Pacific nrnnrh,

SPOKANE, Wash, July Il. An rail-
road communication with Occur d'Alcne
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Plumbers Won't strike.

\ meeting Or oN-' Mon and oX.ton
fcd"rat" soldiers took similar action.
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1rreSularity

Suppressed or Painful transformations,
F D5 ne
Headache, General Debility. Kidney Com.
plants in either sex. Every time II VIII
The Lamar register., 1894-01-13
A story of G G.orre .and.

a discussion arose one day about
the latest work of a singularly vapid
and dull writer, who had, | know no t
how, gained the privilege of being in
troduced to the attentive audience
gathered together "autour de la ta-
bic.
There is no doubt" remarked
Nine, Sand, that all of it is not good
to the same degree, but it contains at
least description of Venice which
pleases me greatly Several of us
agreed with her, albeit We were under
the impression that We had already
met with this descriptive piece some
where.
Egad, | know where! suddenly
exclaimed her son, and off he rushed
to the bookshelyes to get la derniere
Aldini, where, with feeling of in
dignation at the plagiarist, we found
the very description, which had been
copied almost word for word.
What, Is this by me? Nine. Sand
repeated, astounded and startled. Il
had no idea Of it. After all, it is re-
ally not so bad
Never was any nodesty more sincere
than hers; no human being was ever
less self-conscious --Hadame Blanc
IN JaHHdry Century.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-13
Lord Aberdeen ms Governor-oenerai.

Lord Aberdeen, however had hardly land
ed upon Canadian shores before 1t became
evident that he was much more than a mere
governor-g general. He was a living man with
wide and catholic sympathies, who recognized
that while 1t was necessary to abide strictly
within the constitutional limits In all polit-
cal questions in non-political questions,
which after all occupy three-fourths of hu
man interest, he was In position which
placed upon him and his family the obliRa-
tion of exercising all the influence which any
highly placed and cultured citizen is bound
to exercise. There is doubt but that
Lord Aberdeen will find ample opportunity
of proving himself servant In deed as well
as in name There is plenty TO be done in
Canada, and few men are so capable of doing
It as Lord Aberdeen. Tradtionally and per-
sonally Protestant, he has always cultivat-
ed the most friendly terms with Catholics,
and one of the first and most significant of
his actions in the Dominion of Canada was to
overcome BY a little kindly diplomacy the OBJ
stacles which have hitherto prevented the
friendly meeting OF the goyernor-general and
the cardinal of Quebec 1t may pass the wit
of man to invent any way by which the
French Canadian and the Orange Protestant
can be prevailed upon to recognize that each
are brothers TO Christ as well as subjects OF
the Queen. IL 1t could be done the Aber-
deems are the people to do lt.-FroH Chdrdc.
ter Sketch Of Lord aud Lady 1b,rdeeH, By W.
T. Stead, bt the January Herieic Of Rerte'r'.
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Mu,clr ana vIgor-A Difference.

Many Muscular men crumb to fatigucs 10 rnc
with By psr-ou- far their interiors in physical
sircugth Muscle tor- not Imply yigor In fact,
Il /. not difcult Of proof that athletes do not live
a. long nor enjoy A. good health the average
individual who l. vigorous that Is 10 -ay, whose
digestion and sleep are amin paired. whose nerves
arr Tranquil and who has no organic tendency to
disease These requisites uf yigor arr conf erred
stou tbose Inherently weak. no les than upon
those tahiiitAicd through wasting disease, by q
thnrugyh persistent course Of Ho-tetter 5
stomach Hitrrs the leading natiousl tonic, in
aors-d and recommended by physicians Of emil.
nencc Il will not cndow you with the muscle OF
a Curhttt but Il viii tufuss energy into your -y--
tenn and rrnew the active and leaithfnl perfor'
nance % it, functions Il averts and cure- ma.
iarial Rheumatic and kidney complaints, and
uyeruomes dyspepsia constipation, liver troubie
Hnd Nervousness.
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TT FILLS THE BILL

"a dose of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Sick Headache, Dizziness, Constipation, In
digestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of the liver, stomach and bowels are
promptly and permanently cured.
Glen Edston, Marshall Co., n. Va.
r. " PIERCE, ". D.. Buffalo, ). Y:
Dedr Two years ago ! was pale and
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bpnan


4 .,.,e that1 am Druggist
E.s.rr here and am there
,s;,ion ,s to judge. ! have
! Cough Syrups but for
f., have found nothing
l.bee's German Syrup.
(.si. to my baby fos Group
E, satisfactory results.
f. should have it. j. II.
s-rsgis, and Postmaster,
k.rss We presen, facts.
Ia Of today Boschee's
(rrap gives strength to the
IL no substitute Q
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Mu.t nsv. a Brain.

CharlIe-I have eaten brain food
for six months without apparent re-
suits
Edith-Yes, | am told the brain is
the only organ upon which it has any
effect.
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cnaCldteu. IOOu Ter
mented In my stomach.
A physician pronounc-
ed my case "Catarrh OF
the Stomach" but he
could not help me. I
lived a month without
solid food and when l
tried to eat I would
vomit. At this time l
began taking Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets, and in two weeks
l was decidedly better.
l am now In good
health. and never felt
beffer in NV life
The Lamar register., 1894-01-13

For CouGHs AND TuRoAr DISORDERS use
Broten's bronchial Troehes. Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except !
think better Of that which began thinking
we'll of.n-Rer. Henry Ward Beerher. Solo
only in boxes.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-13

have a better color eat more. and have no
distress after eatinE-having gained thirteen
pounds since l began taking. them.
Yours truly, MARY ANGUISH
The Plan of Selling Medicines Through Dealsrs,
!, on EsoJl:1A TH.Ats 70 PIE r. G E
The Lamar register., 1894-01-13

A young man who tends soda water
counter uptown refused to join an athletic
assoeiatlonn because he says he already gets
plenty of dzEical exercise