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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22
A DYNAMITE DISASTER.
Tho Loss Of Many Lives reported
from Sallalder, Spain.
worhmen IGIiIed white Removing the
Explosive from tho Hui ora
wrecked Vessel.

SASTAEDER, Spain, March 9l.-An.
other fatal accident occurred here TO-.
day, caused by an explosion Of dyna-
mite. Ever since the awful disaster
that occurred In this city on the night
VI November 3ri last, when the Span.
ish steamer Cabo Machicaco was
blown up by the explosion OF u part
OF the large consignment OF dynamite
on board OF her, the wrecked hull OF
the vessel has been lying Mt the bottom
0f the bay. IL was discovered by
divers who went down Ia search OF
the bodies OF some OF those who were
killed Ht the time, that considerable
quantity OF dynamite was Bllll Ia the
wreck, This WA considered a menace
to shipping and tho authorities deter
mined TO have II removed. Today,
while number Of wOrkmon were
engaged in the work OF taxing the
dynamite from the hull an explosion
occurred, ami several OF the men were
killed.
The loss Of lilo Occasioned by the dis.
nater last November has never been
accurately EsooglAiuOd, IL Ia known,
however, thu list OF dead, missing anu
wounded, numbered fully "a thouhAnd.
The Mnonioaco was lying alongside a
wharf, dlscharging part OF her cargo,
which consisted OF general murchan.
uise, incluiiug iron ore, flour anu 10.
trOluum Ia oaees, While this work WAS
going on the steamer took iire, ana the
blaze attracted large crowds TO the
water front.
Ohicers aud men went 10 the assist.
anon OF the flremen, who had been has.
NY summoned. Suddenly there was e
deaiening roar, amt tho steamer tisap.
pearej. Tho slaughter among the spec
taIorH was irightiul. Houses along tue
water 'front.' were either completely dc.
HirOyed by the shock Of thu explosion
or eiso no badly damaged M to be- untii
Tor occupancy Lar4e quantities Of
burning OIL Wera thrown into tile city,
anu NJ one time II appeared az though
the whole place would be uestroyeI
Fortunately, however, change Ia the
wind prevented this, but terrible dam.
age had been done. A hundred small
yeasels sank In tho haiDOr, ami a mum.
Der OF others, Including the merchant
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had not COMPENSATED them SUN GENTLY
for her hOari. They found thum In
the library and Miss Pollard romUm.
hered having Left n Christmaf card
rom man by the name o. Davis In
one uf the books which she hau iUuud.
The sister said the card had not the
appearance OF having been ln book for
uins ysefs, hut looked AZ n it had been
solled %. Nils Pollard had said that
when the sister suggested cJmpromlsc
that Mr.. Brcckinfl1ge had no money
aud that she was suing him TO disgracu
him.
Attorney Ovcrmoyer, Of Cincinnati,
had called looking tot the evidence In
the case Of Mics Pollard, but hal said
he must send some startling message to
Miss pOllafd'a attorney that he had
been able 10 fiud no trace OF her. A
servant named III "a had been unable
to rccolluct Miss Pollard NJ fret, but
afterwards when tho sister cautioned
her 10 be careful, acted as though sue
might remember her.
Sister Agnes had said 10 Miss Pol.
lard. "What bad girl you have been
10 g0 with man who HAD wifr,D 10
which Miss Pollard had replied. 81
have been "a bad girl, but better
wnman.h
No Inquiry had been made by Miss
Pollard, As far rs the sister knew about
the child she claimed 10 have given
birth TO-. As the sister remembered
Mrs. Bufgoyne she had been shorter
than Mus Pollard, had been very fond
Of reading aud spent most Of ner time
In the library. Mrs. Burr0yne was
from an ONO town aud had been at.
tended by DR.. DeCourcoy.
Tue cross examination Of this sister
was read by Mr.. Carlisle, the sister
saying the writing on the card looked
like fresh writing, a. though 10 had
boen written about four weeks before.
After the deposition was 1nishei, the
court adjourned.
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wAauINGIoN, ID. g., March 2l.--
The estimates OF the amount Of
revenue which the tafin bill reported
to the Senate will ptopably Yield show
that the total amOuHt viii DC about
s35l,UlO,UOl. This ~ a reduction OF
between sl3,OOO,OOO nud $4,000, OOl
from ltho estimates In the iifst bill
reported 10 the committee, A. the
blil stands, II the estimate Il correct,
10 Will produce At least $4,000, uOJ
more Of revenue than will be utoIed.
The change made IN the sugar
schedule will not cause "a showing In
the estimates different from the sub.
committee bill, ~ the first estimate
was made upon sugar tesIing 90 dc.
gtuei lne.
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The Cannon ,arrIsr suit

CHICAGO. March, 2l.-SwiIt & Coz
celebrated common carrier suit aust
the Chicago a Grand Trunk, begun
four years ago, Ia again ON hearing
before Judge Boutke.
Inu suit involves claims medo by
the packers tor 100000, rs rebates on
consignments Ot meats, and bears upon
tue legal ability OF the railroads tu
charge Whatever prices they choose ar
common carrlets, tho plainuh contend.
ing txOtbitant charges have been
made by the deienIAnts.
The hat witness called was David
Harlwell. secretary for Swift u Co.
lie was called to show the capacity OF
the plant rs business. He said his
company ps ys on an average 81, 900, 0OO
year IN freight charges, anu that II
employs between 1900 anu 5000 men In
IT, business. About 100 cars 0f meat
ITr shippeI over the different railroads
each day.
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Nrw chinese treaty.

WAsHHGTON, d. g., Match 2l.-
The Senate committee on foreign
relations has been o0nsidUriug an Inn
pUrtant Chinese treaty, negotiated by
the now Chinese m mister aud BecfU-
tory Gresham. The treaty was sent 10
the Senate some Time agO,nnd referred
tn the foreign relations committee,
whore 4, has been fully considered aud
discussed 10 All its details.
AZ negotiated the treaty practically
sets aside aud suportelcs the Scott
exclusion act and the recently enacted
Guafy law. 10 IL an immigration
treaty and provides Tor the admittance
Of Chinese immigrants under foatfic-
tl0ns. II also has Tor It's obiec, tue
protection OF the Chinese already Ia
this country. While 10 does not TO-.
peal the Geary law Il is said 10 render
It uugatory In many particulars.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March a.
Three lhOusan1 representative negroes
from every part OF Alabama were In
attendance hero TO-DAY upon the state
convention Of negroes recently called
u consider the questlon Of emigration
to Africa. 1t Wgs tho sense u the
meeting that Africa being the natural
home OF the negro, those IN this cum
Try should return TO that continent AS
soon ia possible, anu establish there u
great nation, such as tho whitus had
established la America. II was agreed,
however, IA the white man hnu
brought the negro 10 America, ho
ought to pay his fare back 10 their
native lanu. Resolutions TO that elect
were passed.
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alna.lone It.,Irr. IiIa Norl..

I.uNDON, March 2l.-ML Gladstone
recently received an adutess from his
constituents In Midlothian, IN which
he was requested to continue to repre-.
sent that Parliamentary borough la
the House Of Commons. Replying,
Mr.. Gladstone has written "a letter,
declaring his chief desire viii be %
follow the wishes 0i the constituents
lac represents. He adut;
"rhete will naturally De change
In my attendance nj Parliament
cannot yet Judge how TAR my sight aud
hearing Will disable me from perform.
INK Parliamentary duties.
"As 10 the merits OF dement's u my
carecE aud certainly have been
chargeable with many errors Of judg.
monL hope have at least been gov.
orued by uprlghtness Of Intention aud
a desire to learn"
Proceeding 10 roviow his public lie
OF sixty year., dating from Lord Cor.
bye reform act, which he describes as
tho political birth OF Scotland anu the
beginning " duty which he mad ].
EMMY recognized, Mr.. Glaisi0uo rays
bis career has been a history u uOiit.
cal, economical, social, moral and Intel.
ltclual emancipation. lie adds that 10
all the numbufltss causCu that ha1 teen
brought forward in this time Scotland
has baltled Tor the right
Confirming, he says! 81 am deeply
convinced that until the Just demands
Of Ireland nre satisfied, NJ the House
Of Commons tried 10 satisfy them, nui-
Their the legislative wants u any portion
Of the United Kingdom Will be- auo'
quntcly met, nor will the umpllo a..
tain IT, maximum union or lower, nor
IT, honor be effectively cleared Of the
deepest historic stain ever attached ~
IT,
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LoNDOS, March 2l.-tn the House
Of Commons To-Day, during dis1a rsi0u
of the navy estimates, Milliam Randall
Cfrmur member u the iagyUfst0u
division % shallIiich, ana secretary
%. The Internal Arbitration league,
sI ,tsttd tuat Eugluui taku the iuili.
alive zoo proposing 10 the other powers
reduction " ornaments.
sir William Vernon Harc0uTt said
he gympalhizei win Mt. Ctemrr, bu.
SO make such proposals. would not nd.
vance the object tue government hal
Ia visw, namely, 10 diminish the pow Z
oi miliafism IN Europe. The navy
was defensive and not aggressive, like
armies.
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SAN FRANCIsCO, March ELL
suums that the troubles In C3roa, de-
tails Oi whiOn arrived here yesterday,
arv uuo ~ the effort Oh the part VI m,
king 10 bring HE country up 10 u,
STANDARD Of modern ciyiuEauon, Tn,
conservative element VI the country
bitterly resent any Innovations, Hud
the atlompt 10 blow ny tho king aud
ministers IL SAID 10 be uuo " this ieui'
lug,
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steamer Alfonso XII, caught fire
from the rain Of flaming uil and
burned. Forty Of the crow Of Alfonso
XII lost their lives.
Mangied aud blackencd cJinsea were
scattered aIl along the quay, aui the
scene was one that dehvi description.
Am ing tho dead were Don Manuel De
Lapcns, The provincial governor, aui
a number Of other CfliuinIE. just A.
the ship blew up \ railway train af.
rived nt the stations eonsitorble dis.
lance from the scene Of the cKI losl0u.
This train was completely wrecked, tet
on fire, aud most Of lie lesicugers
Lnfnnl 20 uuhlh.
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EVIDENCE ON today. |
Drs, Shores & Shores Are CURING
People and Each Week Gi.'g
New feS In1n.aIS From Crate
fuI Patients,
50 A MONTH FOR ALL DISEASES.
MEDICINES fREEll

Little Mary ruko IL eleven years Of
age. has suffered rom catarrh and nor.
vous prostrauun, aud In an interview
with your correspondent her mother
gives tho following graphic description
other caso3--
'Afor her trouble hal startled she i'm.
mudm'oly began Go loose flesh. Hof nose
would STOP nap first One side, thcn tho
other terrible distressing headaches,
roaring nuisus in tho e1ra, th0 mucus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

Yesterday. Session OF the sem
ATE

ate.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 2l,-rhe
Vice President being absent, Mr.. HaT-
RE, the president pro tenn occupied
tho chair this morning, aud the Sen
ate promptly settled down 10 routine
business, aud a number VI bills were
taken from the calendar an1 passed.
Among the bills passed was one grant.
ing the right Of way 10 the jamestown
a Northern railway through the DcviPs
Lake Indian reservation IN North Da-
kota.
AZ O'Clock tho Senate took up the
unfinished business, which was tue
bill 10 simplify the form OF deeds u
conveyance and trust and release Of
laud IN the District Of Columbia, ami
alter further debating II for m hour,
the Senate went into executive session,
aud AT $3.50 adjourned until tomorrow.
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causing b constant hawking aud splitting.
Hor throat was always sore; hawking
cpughi she could nlt nothing, and la fact
ALMOST STARRY u 70 DEATH. and
what litlo aho did cat made hor sick at
the s'omach. causing hcr tp vomit.
Nothing could lay ON hor stomach.
"Sho was wolk and 80 nervous that
sometimes whom walking along the street
she would fall down from exhaustion,
sho could nos go u school, and hcr con.
dition wAt quito alarming.
"ln this state We took hor 20 prH,
Shores & Shores aud auer course OF
their now treatment she has bOoi entirely
cut1i. And ! would above all other go
O. thom, know oi plenty Of people they
arc curing daily.
"Mfs. ruku resides nj No. % X street,
this city, where she can DO sCou and Will
readily verify this statement"
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30 sueeesa l,I. nralhsr.

LONDON, March 2l-RUv Thomas
5pufgeJn was tonight elected pastor vi
the Tabernacle. No mention wss
made Of the Row. Arthur rivuJu, the
American munster, who was C4ndi.
date iOf the place.
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RATHER RIDICULOUS.
Qusen LiIiuok Aiaui ~ n Lecturer In
this Couutty.

hhAH NNAhAANa
INDtASApOLis, March 2l.-Dr. J, A.
HOusvr Oi this city Announces that lac
IL about To close negotiations with tx,
Queen Liliuokalanl Tor a.lrctute tour VI
tnv United States. Nc HOusor wrote
10 thu Vx'quoen siE weeks ago Offering
10 manage a tour Tor net, and he ssys
tho reply indicates that che will accept
the proposition msIe.
~ have arranged for the queen 10
wear crown on the stage, aud she
Will present precisely the same appear,
anCe that she does Al Honolulu
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TELBGRAPHIC.
EQUINOCTIAL STORM.
,W,n,Hg Cattle and Sheep Owners
Almost In Despair.
FARM PROPERTY DESTROYED.
son, Fatalities In yarous Paris OF the
Country but the Details Not
Yet Known.

OMAHA, Neb., March 2l.-A mes.
.,go from Buffalo. Wyo., sayt: The
,,onu here has assumed the ptopor'
lions u one Of the worst billiards In
the history OF this section. II Is feared
that the ranges will be covered with
cattle succumbing TO the exposure Of
the blizzard, and the sheep owners are
almost in despair The recent warm
weather makes the situation oil the
Norse.
Thousands Of cattle are known to DO
offhrir usual winter quarters and far
from shelter Of any KIND. IL will be
imuoiaIble u save these from almost
total destruction unlvU8 the blizzard
breaks by noon.
CHEYFNNE, Wyo., March 2i.-The
wont Storm VI the season has been rag.
ing an over this slate for the past
thifty.six hours, and II 10 still blowing,
ih,ugh with decreased severity. Trans
are badly belRted.
TIM AmSASaAs FLOOD.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, March 2l.-No,
N NNNA NhN NNN hNNAA AAhNNA NAA AAAN
Hot springs Railway. The ilood IL
abating somewhat ami u II expected
trains will be- aOlo 10 resume operations
tomorrow. Today made three days
that have passed that this city has had
no communication with tho outside
world and the hur-ireds OF visitors here
VIE longing 10 hear from home.
This has been most terrific and
prolonged storm. There h no way "a
get an estimate OF damage done along
The Ouichita river. The farmers whu
came into this city today said the
destruction Of farm property along thu
river will be very great Plantations
never covered by water before have
teen swept clean Of everything, even
houses on number Of places being
swept away, but IL thought the inmates
escaped.
salinR river 10 reported rising n foot
nn nuur. A wasnOut on the Iron
Mountain main limo south Of Little
R1cR has been repaired anu tfaius are
passitg on time.
CHADRON, Neb., March 2l.-One Of
the wurst ulizznruH ever known has
been raging all over western Nebraska
eastern Wyoming and South Dakota
siuce . O'Clock yesterday. All train'
aro abandoned. The loss OF life sIOrk
viii be heavy.
AKRON, Colo, March 2l.-It has
showed here continuously Tor Over
tuirty.slx hours, and the storm does NOT
seem To be Rbating. There IL high
Wind anu the storm Ia hatI ON stock
tut the snow will DO Of incalc uia0lt
bsueft ~ farmers In eastern Colorado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

OLAIIIE, Kan, March 2l.-rhe testl.
muuy Ia the Banker Littlo murder
ttial today was TO the effect that john
son was bad character. Ia the
deposition OF J. II. DuKehart, which
Was read, II was stated that DukehaTt
was in the drug store with Johnson
just previous 10 the killing, anu that
the latter, referring 10 Little, had said,
with an oath:
"l'il XIII the wretch on sight"
In the afternoon Little took the
stand In his own defense. On the day
VI the mutdcr he had large sum OF
money In his possession anu hal the
pistol to protect himself Shortly after
leaving home he met johnson aud
taluted him In the usual manner. In
reply johnson called him n foul name.
lhty passed and met again shortly
afterwards. This time II was in front
Of n drug store. A. l. tile approached
he Grew his revolver anu shouted,
"Ntu have been bounding me all day
pilttand It no longer" he pointed tue
revolver NJ johnson aud fired. Johnson
Ieeled into the gutter and died In iow
miuutps.
Little will DO cross.examlned tomor.
row.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

RoNE, March gl.-Tue pope has
nominated Cardinal KAmpoln, tue
papal secretary Of state, % archdoAo0u
VI tbs BEsiilcs OF the Vatican IN place
Of the late Cardinal Riccl PaTaCrianh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22
sugar nouniIcE

WAsuINuToN, ID, o., March a.
Iue sugar OOunties pAiu yesterday and
today by the treasury department
aggregate 1888, lG2, all VI which went
" Louisiana.
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nREeKINnInnr,. DrTENsE.

Dcninls ana Explanations, The Oiher
side of the storI.
WAsHINGToE, March 2l.-Colonel
Shelby iurtner said there hal been no
Anewal of the Illicit relations during
" eighteen months ending In July,
N, though Miss Pollard had followed
Nc Washington, ami prosecuted
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TO ALL WRO APPLY NOM

In order 10 prove tho superior treat
mont given hy uu. shores a shores,
than that uf Uthnrs, thOy will treat all
diseases until cured Tor $500 month
and furnish Nll medicines free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-28

ON LADIES FACES, MOLES, WARTS, &c,
destroyed forever by the Electric Needle; :
10 years experience; no pain; students
taught reasonably.
Dir. and Mrs. ROGAN,
Face Specialists, 619 F street. n. w Wash
lngton, ID. G. No matter how bad your case
may be, whether you have a dozen hairs or a
thousand. you can be cured. Ladies, don't
neglect it any longer. but go to DR.. Rogan at
once and be forever rid of this annoying blem-
ish. Hours, 9 TO 8; Sundays 10 to 4. The
greatest privacy is observed.
P.S. DR.. Rogan is the only physician in
The East making a speciality of the Electric
Needle" alone, and unless you have these
hairs destroyed now, you will find as you
grow older they will get coarscr, darker, and
more numerous. Avoid beginners, advertised
powders, liquids, pomicc stone, &c, but call
at once, as only a limited number can be
treated daily. Terms reasonable. Consulta-
ton free at Office or by mail. feb5 3m
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Oncnins and Closing of the Mails.

Northern mails close at 7 30 and 8 so a. IN
and ~ so. ; 10 and S45 p. n. Open al
8 DO a. H., i 90 m. and 6 so p. m.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville
| close at Z 90 and II 90 Il. m and S 40 p
IN. Open at S co a. N. and 3 90 p. NJ.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at l sc
Q. m. and s As p. NJ. Open at s 90 4. M. and
100 p. II.
Southern nails. via Richmond, close at
10 - q. IN. and 3 80 ana s 40 p. IN. Open
al 5 90 a. NJ. and - 30 p. IN.
Manassas Division mails close at Z so 9. m
.ud 4 50 y. N. Open al 5 90 a. Ill.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close al
; 10 q. IN. and 4 90 P. III. Open at 8 90 am.
snd ) 90 p. III.
Western mails close at 945 a. m. and
- 30 p. III. Open at SOOa. m. and 1900 m.
Washington mails close at 7 80 and 8 so Il.
N. and II 30, 4 40. $50 and s 40 p. m.
Opcn ut s 90 and 10 90 Il. m., II 90 IN. and
$50 and 6 SO p. n.
Office Hours--Opcn at S co a. H.. Close al
8 80 p. II. Open At 6 30 p. M. Close at 7 00
p. m.
sunday Hou,s-open at 8 90 a m. Close
t 9 80 q. IN.
Carriers Standardization made at
6 so and 10 90 q. ~. and II 20, 3 90 and
5 45 p. IN.
Deliveries made at s 90 a. m., - 90 M. and
900 p. m.
sunday-Carriers' window open at 8 90 and
close at 8 80 a. m.
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"Thc use of 'Castcria is so universal and
lis merits so well known that it seems a work
Of su%pererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
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Instant communication by any subscriber
with any other is furnished any moment, dag
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FINANCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA BOARD.

A local Board 1.-THE EASTERN BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Syga
cuse' y. T. has been Gt canned in the city Of
AleNahtrla, "a. and the local business is un'
der ne supervision of the following OFF
GERS and DIRECTORS:
OFFICERS. c. O'Ncal. President; F. S
BallengeI, Vice President Thomas IL. Bayne,
Secretary and Treasury, and Leonard Mar
bury. Attorney.
BOARD OFDIRECTORS-I. C. o'Ncal, Of
ONeal & Lunt. Real Estate. No. 81 King
street; J. A.. n. Curtin and Calvin Butts. of
Curtin & Butts, Iron Founders. cor. Royal
and Wilkes streets; Leonard Marbury. At
tornoy at Law. PIP King street; f. 5. Bal
leuger and ?. VI. Bradshaw. of Ballcnger *
Bradshaw. Shoe Merchants, 80 King street
A. 4. Warlicld, General Insurance Agent. BOO
King street; Thos. II. Bayne. Real Estate,
Insurance, Building & Loan, 81 King street.
For fun particulars apply to any member OF
the Board. OF
THOS. II. BAYNE, Special Agent,
Office: 311 King street, Alexandria, Va.
ocrl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-28
Alexau dis GaEstte.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB IS, 1894.
ARE YOU Too TH1N?-How, ask

ARE YOU Too THIN?-How, ask
the thin, are we 10 get fat? Nothing
is easier. This is the treatment by one
Of The most eminent of London doctors,
aud it tattens up human beings as
edtctualiy as does rest and high feed
ing fatten lean cattle and lean swine ;
The patient has TO lie on a sofa, and TO
movca as little as possible. He or she
is fed with mix, %tarinaceous food, and
other such ia%t-producing substances
every two hours. and every two hours
is m~assageG. All clothes near the skin
are stepped in Gil. This goes on for
about a month before any flesh is PIT
on by the end of tie second month
the cure is effected. Hundreds of skel-
etons are thus clothed in flesh every
vear.-Londoa truth.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is NO well adapted to childrenth that
/ recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. \. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill SO. oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Each is heard in his own recognized voice,
aud business is transacted with the utmost
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PROFESSIONAL
TT c. GRAVES,
CITY SURVEYOR,

CIVIL & TYPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEER.
Rctracing property lines, railroads surveyed,
town sites laid out, levels for drainage given.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Has located at
NOS. 800 ard 81 KING STREET
(ONcal & Lunts Real Estate Exchangc),
whero he can be seer in person or reached by
letter. nov9