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Wall Street Notes.

East bound tonnage OF dead freight Asa
Chicago for the past week 81, 500 tcaa
against a, 1873 tons the week before and 81
tons the same week last year. There was o.
enormous movement Of dressed beef-29. 900 tons
The Michigan Central led with 10, 100 tons Oth9
lines carried as follows: Wabash, 3.54s; Laks
Shore. 52o7 Fort Wayne. s.7l7; "Pan-H Handle
4, 1916; Baltimore and Ohio g. $40; Grand Trunk
l.4s7, 'Niekei-Plate." 5.s72: Erie. 7oss: "BiS
Four" 1439.
The Spokane and Paiouse Railway has been
leased to the receivers Of the Northern Pacific
for interest on the bonds subject to the approval
OF the Court. II is proposed to give the bonds
per cent. from May ]. 1898. to Nov. l. 1904
and per cent from 1894 TO May /. 1897.
For the first week OF August the Northern
Pacific road earned S324 53s, decrease Of
fae, el5: Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg ss4 sis
a decrease OF $l5.17s; Chicago and West Michi-
gan 33l526. a decrease Of 81, l50; Detroit Lans-
ing and Northern $l9. s66, a decrease OF g. "a
and Louisville and Nashville 1856. S25 an IN.
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NO PETITION FOR ELLISON.
Governor Takes No Action on Mfs.
Dawson's Request.
(By Associated Press. !

ALBANY. Aug. 13-Gov. Flower went
TO WATERFOWL on Saturday night with
out taking any action on the applca-
ton of Mrs. Dawson for the pardon Of
Frank. or ''Bin' Ellison, OF New
York. who is In Sing Sing for assault
Ing Henriques, the broker.
Mrs: Dawson made the application On
Saratoga. in person, and said that she
had sent petition to Albany bearing
the signatures Of some of her acquaint-
ances.
give the subject his attention as soon as
he went to Albany. and Mrs. Dawson
went away. He has found no such petit.
ton here, and Pardon Clerk Joyce says
none has been filed.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Round About Town.

Mrs Henrietta Nogul. tWenty-eIght years old
ot SOL East Twelfth street. died suddenly OF
apopleNy at 745 o'clock this morning.
Tranic on Park Row and the Bowery was b,ock .
AIDED for about half hour at about 0 o'clock
this morning as result OF the "trip OF car No AZ
OF the Third avenue cable line getting out Of
order.
Antonio stonani, three years old. Of 90 Variek
street and Theresa LanAEhan. thlrty-ons years
old, OF ld West End avenue. were removed 10
North Brother Island this morning suffering from
small 2ox.
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win booms to starboard and spinna-
the Vineyard Sound. A better run
could not be imagined. The twenty
one miles were covered in two hours
and thirty-eight minutes by Katrina.
" was fair wind for the yachts ali
the way. To Quick,s Hole they had
spinnakers set, and from there to the
finish the wind was a point free. with
booms to port.
The schooner Constellation finished
line because the Volunteer left the fleet
Off Naushon Island, where her owner
lives. The others finished as follows:
Mayfiower, Wasp, Marguerite (NaSa
hoe), Elsie Marie, Ilderim, Shamrock,
Merlin, Gloriana, Quickstep. Jessica,
nerva, Loyal, Genelia, and Ava.
The winners of to-days run are: EN-
erali. Ariel, Neaera, Gloriana, Miner
va and Katrina. 1877
The races for the Owl and Gamecock
Colors, Will be rowed this afternoon.
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PULLMAN STRIKERS RETURN.
Nearly 1,sOO Men Were on Hand ut
the Works This Morning.

tBy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-The gates of the
Pullman Company's big plant at Pull
man were besieged this morning by a
host of the striking employees, who
came seeking work and who signifled
their willingness to go back to their
old positions.
At O'Clock the general foreman found
that he had 1.7ss men on hand ready for
work Others who are competent and
willing are to begin work as fast as
those parts of the works now closed can
be started up.
Among those who returned were 200
Swedes, skilled workmen, to whom the
Company was glad to give places.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
ILDERIM FIRST AWAY.
Easterly Wind and Light Rain for
the Yacht Race To-Day.

COTTAGE CITY. Mass, Aug. I3-An
easterly wind, with light rain, was the
weather that greeted the yachtsmen of
the New York Yacht Club this morning
when the signal to get under way for
New Bedford was given from the flagship
Shearwater She established the starting
line at o'clock off Westchop, and the
starting signal was given ten minutes
later.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
THE PERUVIAN SITUATION.
Insurgents Scattered Over the
Country and business Disturbed.
By Associated Press, }

tBy Associated Press,)
LONDON, Aug. ia despatch to
The Times from Lima, Peru. rays that
small groups Of insurgents are scattered
over the whole country. and that there
is a general unsettled feeling. Com
merce and agriculture. therefore. are
much disturbed.
The new Ministers assumed office yes
terday. and public opinion Is apathetic
in regard to the appointments.
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Not Beaten, but Betrayed.
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Several Deaths at Liege and Fatal
Casen in other cities.

(Iy Associated PToss)
LIEGE, Aug 13.-Twenty fresh cases
of cholera and several deaths from the
same disease have been reported here.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1.-TWO new
here. At Utrecht one case was reported,
here. At Utrecht one case was reported
and there was one death from the dis
ease at Zaandam. and one death from
the same cause at Beverwyk.
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LnuGcr Appears to lie bcmcn,.a

Christopher l.auier. torty.tWo years ola was
found wandering through Eighth avenue near
Thirty seventh street, early this morning acting
so peculiarly that Policeman John kune took him
to the West Thirty -hrst street station He could
not give IN account of himself ana appeared Ge-
mented lie was sent to the Insane pavilion at
BELLEVUE Hospital. Lau'ier formerly had a FUR
nshcd room at iS7 West Fortieth street There
1t was said that hts mind wandered when he
used intOXicants.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A MENACE TO THE CHILDREN
Drainage md Ventilation Bad in
Twenty-three Brooklyn Schools.

The Committee appointed by the
Brooklyn Board of Education to exam
Inc the sanitary condition of the public
schools in the city filed Its report this
afternoon.
The Committee recommends sanitary
improvements In twenty-three schools,
ana states that in its opinion much
OF the diseases among children has been
caused by the defective drainage and
poor ventilation. In school No. SO, the
committee states.a contagious skin dis
ease spread among the children by the
tin drinking cups In use. They. recon-
mend the appointment of a permanent
sanitary committee, composed of physi-
clans. to watch the condition Of the
schools and the children.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
BOYS LEGS CUT OFF.
Run over and Fatally Injured by
TrOlIeN Cnr.

Frank o'Brien, seven years old. fell
under a trolley car at $50 o'clock this
afternoon on York street, near Warren
street, Jersey CITY, and had both legs
cut on at the knee. lie was running
from behind an ice-wagon and did not
see the car lie was taken to the City
Hospital.
Thomas Fray, the motorman. was ar
rested. The boy will die.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
BADLY Hurt in IA Falling Elevator.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Aug is.-Paui Regain.
twenty-six years old. was nslrly killed this
morning by the falling OF the elevator In the
United States Hotel. Both OF his hips were
broken, as well as an arm and leg. He was taken
to the hospital. where he lies In a critical CON
ditlon.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
No Pardon for Caserio.

PARIS. Aug. l3.-The Board OF Par
dons. 1t was announced to-day, main
tains the sentence OF death imposed upon
Caserio Santo Geronimo. the assassin of
President Carnot.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Tornado I'm Ohio.
lRy Associated Pressl

GENEVA. o., Aug. IA genuine tornado
struck North Madison early this morning, devas.
tating forests, orchards, buildings and growing
crops, The wind swept path one hundred feet
wide, clearing everything before It. Heavy hail
of yiulows
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THEY EXPECT Mr.. CLEVELAND
The West NirRininns Mean to Roast
nm o. for the President.
Thy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Pressl
KINGWOOD, w. Va, Aug. ia gem
tleman who has just returned from the
Southbranch Valley, In Hampshire Coun-
ty, says the Democrats there are stirred
up over the prospect of having President
Cleveland with them pretty soon.
Ii Is stated very authoritatively that
the President will visit that portion OF
West Virginia ON a hunting and fishing
trip, ana that incidentally. he will take
the opportunity to put in word for
Congressman William Wilson. A big OK
roast is on the programme
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Wealthy Indiana Widow Dead.

PERU, Ind, Aug. l3,-Mrs, Mary j. shirk,
widow OF E. j. shirk, millionaire banker, died
OF complication OF diseases In this city last
night aged hfty-slx years She was one of the
"ealthlest women In the Western states her for
tune being estimated at from four TO six millions
in bank stock Chicago realty and land.
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struck on the Head with n stone.

Patrick Ireland, torty-hys years old OF Ssl
Vanderbilt avsn'e. Broo&lyn was held for ex
animation on Aug 20 this morning by Justice
WalEh. In the Butler Street Police Court on the
charge OF hitting Patrick Groom. OF Union srrset
on the head with stone yesterday on Fourth
avenue. Groom 10 Ia the seney Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A BROKERS' WIFE SHOT.
Mrs. Ellsworth MaItby Dying of n
SeIf-Innicted. Accidental Wound.
Especial to The Evening World.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. lS.-Mrs. Ellis
worth Maltby is dying here from a bull
let wound in the breast, which she is
said to have accidentally inflicted upon
herself.
She is the wife of New York stock
broker.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
sterling VIII Go 10 Europ..

Assistant Corporation Counsel George l.. ster.
ling will sail for Europe on the steamer Paris
next "Wednesday Tor a months ysratioa. II Will
be his first absence from his otice In four years
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The name OF Ellsworth Maltby does
not appear in either the New York or
Brooklyn directory. In Wall street 1t
was said that no such broker was
known there,
The evening world., 1894-08-13
TORNADO IN SPAIN.
Over n Hundred People Reported
Killed or Injured.

,. by Associated Press)
MADRID. Aug. ia tornado has
swept over the provinces of Madrid ant
Ciudad Real.
Much damage has been done to the
crops and over a hundred persons are
reported to be either killed or Injured.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
WHO KNOWS EDDIE DALY7
He Says He Was stolen I'm the
Woods and Lives in New York.

Woods and Lives I'm New York.
Supt. Byrnes received letter to-dsy
from George r. Hubert, constable
Old Chatham, Columbia County, n i"
which reads as follows:
4 lad about thirteen years giving the name ans
Oh Edward DAILY. says he was stolen by some -
IN the woods near the Harlem River about -
weeks ago. He says his home ID In forH 80
ond street, thrSe OF four blocks from the nia ns
Central Depot He wants TO get back ho%I ,h
lie says his father Is an Insurance agenl; w. W.
an ONCE Bedford avenue and Broadway. bf"uS
lyn and that his name is Timothy J. DAILY. ~
seems to tell n straight story VIII yoS ~
vestl gate the matter and communicate WIN
at ohceI will hold him until hear w.
you.
The boys name is not recorded amons
the missing at Police HeadquaI LIZ,
and there Is no Tie9thy J. DAILY ini
Ign directory.
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For Separate Free bills.
The second part was adopted without

division.
Representative Tucker, Of Virginia,
commencing the House conferrees for
their loyal service. and putting on record
the caucus 8 unqualified approval OF the
great struggle our conferrees have made
for the adoption OF the House bill, or
some kindred measure, and to assure
them OF our hearty approval of their
actions In the premises"
This was adopted with a shout of ap-
proval and the caucus adjourned
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ss; Il. .ss:s ss:g!
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disagreement to Senate amendments

The first part OF the resolution was
adopted by rising vote of 1870 to q
Among those who voted against the res
o!ution were the Louisiana members,
Mr.. Warner. OF New York: Straus, OF
New York: Tracey, of New York, Tars-
9Wey, OF Missouri, Cochran. Of New
York: Cooper. of Indiana; johnson, OF
Ohio; kilgore. of Texas.
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Wilson Against Hakty Action,

During the fifteen minutes debate
CHAIRMAN Wilson rose and pleaded with
me caucus not to take action to-dav
~, ~ 81 that whatever was the mind Of
immedlate and hurried action.
MI. McMlilin, OF the Ways and Means
Soinnitlse, also made a speech. He de-.
cared IN favor of the Crisp resoIution
saying that the Senate bilf was mnrb
better than the Mckinley law,
: a division CT The Crisp resolution was
oemanded 80 as 10 have a separate
voee on the nrHt part, 70 recede from
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
A..yrlan cun.iform In.rrlp,lon..

Inc task of decipbering totally unknown
'haraciers appeared indeed to be a hopeless
pne, and yet II was successfully accomplished.
~ the beginning of the present century
ieorg Friedrich Grotefend, of Hanover, Ger
many, discovered the key that was destined
. unlock the mysteries of cunelform writing
stlll the obstacles were great that beset at
very step the piucky band OF pioneers who
struck out In the path opened by Grotefend
from laboT!ously spelling out each word. like
enld learning the alphabet, the decipher-
nent gradually advanced. until to-day schol-
irs read an ordinary euneiform with almost
he same ease as page of Hebrew in the Old
Testament. In some respects the decipher-
nent of the cuneiform inscriptions was at
ended with even greater difficulties than the
'eading of the Egyptian hieroglyphics, but
he two achievements are TO be reckoEed
.noug the most no,abi. triumphs OF the hu-
nan mind
As a result Of the declphermeut of the ma
ersAl stored up in European museums
horsh Tar from eXhausted-thc general
,ourre OF events and the Internal development
u Babylon and Assyris have become clear
We have quite complete histories of \ mum
'er OF Assyrian kings who up to a short time
ago were known only by name The lists of
he occupants of the BAbylonan and Assyrlan
thrones are now virtually complete, onward
from the fifteenth century before our era
We now know far more of sennaeherib and Es-
1rhaddon than We do OF their contemporaries,
Heck iah and Manuasseh of Judea; Of earlier
times We have at least copious records as
II The early days Of Greece and Rome; aud II
The hopes Of the present are fulfilled, in an
1ther fifty years our knowledge of Assyria
and Babylonia bids fair to rival In complete
ness what We know Of the middle age-.-t'eIa-
'srFi.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
The complsrion Of a chinese

& not yeilowrr than that Of unfortunate inti
sidual whose liver complaint has assumed the
;h-onic form The syebslls Of the sufferer assume
-afroa huc 1h-rc Is dali pain In the region OF
h. organ affected, the tongac l. coated. breath
sour -.cE headaches usually bat not always oe-
.uF. and there + sometime. dizziness on arising
rom sitting postgrc. Cou.tipation and dy-
p~p-ia arr also attendants Of this very common
aiimeut always In lis aggravated form, liable to
9rerd ahsrcs~es Of the liver which are very dan
geruu-- Ho-tetter'- stomach Bitfers wholly Grad
icatt- IL, well a. the troubles complicated with
it aud hieh Il oflginaie-. In chiil- and fever.
complaint which always yields to rEe Bitters. the.
liver Is seriously involved. This fine Alternative
tonic removes cn-fiyeur-s and indigestion
rheumatic. nervous and kidney trouble and de
nility,
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
EXCHANGED nzRrns
10" Form "f iialsa ssssria- 80
siceh IN n slesre-

ucei IN n sleeper.
A short time ago whila o
20 Chicago | saw wha; riah. ~ =
tarmed the essence of bnni..t. o'
declares contribution 10 tbc pi,.t.,' 'y.iis'
isi'ateh' The sleeper on which We
roae was nearly filled. In laet tboro
wee eut two upper herths thai wers
hot occupied, aud 1t looke5 ve.,.
'nsen IS though they wouldn't bo ~
Ai "eeard was called and tba
engine rePlied with its PM rr.s ~
pull 1t had goae but shor, M
tsnce- when : rather sliminutf,a l.,
diFiduai with weil cut WHISPER cas,a
rnshing through the gate at a Nancy
aan Is srot and succeeded in iumping
on the platform OF the last en-. sns,
as 4, neared the end of the she'd Fn.
tering hreathlessly through the bacx
aoor he aceosted tho conductor anG
In broken voice said.
"Can- n--you-giye e-me-a- berths
was -too-late-io stop at
the-olfice
should think you we're. jndcipp
from your winded condition. {" replied
the conductor. as he glanced at his
diagram. and after a minute informed
him tina; he could have upper twelve.
is tha, the best you can do"
Yes"
wen, suppose I'll have to take
H. out won't sleep a wink. "
Cant help IL. replied the CON-
dactor. as ho took the prodered
money and gave a punched form in
return.
When he had moved on to the next
Passenger the diminutive indiyidunl
wandered 20 No y. aad with his
seehel sank in the seat. his expres.
sion showing plainly the time he ex-
peeied to pot in He had been seated
about ten minutes when all OF a sud-
der he made rush toward the porter
who was making up a berth ct the
far end oi the car. Handing him
what appeared to b. 81, he talked
with him for several minutes and
;hen returned TO No. IL apparently
very happy.
The porter continued at his work
When he finished he came to the
section directly opposite to me.
which was occupied by a German
who was every inch six feet lour Ad.
dressing him. the porter found he
could speak a few words of English.
After which he proc reded to inform
him as best he could that he lthe
porterl knew that he was ia this
country for pleasure. ani tina, he wa
making 1t his duty 20 look after all
Foreigners In the best possible man
ner The German smiled. and the
porter continued
"For some reason or other. sup.
pose because they think you're easy
our ticket AGENTS always give you
fellows from across the ocean lower
hevihs. and as upper ones are much
better ] have induced friend ol
mino who has an apper. 20 give it in
exchange Tor your lower
The German did not understand
lnmed atcly. bat finally tumbed rc
the racket. and with many thanks
exchanged tserihs with the dim Hu-
tive Individual and every body. in
cluaing the potter. scegned happy.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
Fact. Worth Renewing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
hraue the remedy used must be non-irritating
Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished
with douehes. suurs or powders. because
they are all irritating. do not reach the af-
fected surfaces and should be abandoned as
failures A multitude Of persons who bad for
years borne all the worry ar,l pain that ca
tarrh can iudiet testify 10 radical and psrma-
nent cures wrought oy Ely's Cream Balm.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement of Geo ]. Spear, the veteran
Greeley nurseryman. Orders may be sent
Mr.. Spear by mail with safety, and with the
assurance that equally good results will be Oh
tanned as by a personal visit
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
In Oiden Tirnes

People overlooked the importance OF perna-
ncntly beneficial ELECTS and were satisfied
with transient action; but now that II Is gen
orally known that Syrup of Figs VIII perma-
ncntly cure habtual constipation, well-in-
formed people will not buy other laxatlves
which act for time but finally iniure the
system.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
colorado Notes

~
Fcsenee-
5l,ch in Morgan county Is 10 be
s The spring.
huliics are supported by the
- Il Colorado city
~ aad her con, who were zr-
s,s,llag for killing Mary Driscoll,
s.ehsrEed,
,,ller 81 the currency has called
.e-thoiiers cs the First National
Norie - pey $4,000 TO pay OF
e.. iO.year old Leadvilic boy.
..,,rn uhiic ooastlng last saturday
,raciying injuries which resulted
-,,esisaiian has discovered lev
| hor cholera In the vicinity Of
/ sl-,r5as measures VIII be taken TO
!, sg'r-l
-sthss been chosen secretary Of
t-chAnbcr OF Commsrce in place
{S,,el. aho has occupied the post
.,ss yeArs
l. I, appointed commissioner OF i'm
r. q Fi.k. . making great Efforts
I,sl,rs to The state. He Is looking
- rAisefss
I .s,r TrAmsay Company has de
3ead Of ! per cent. on ifs e.. .ooo.-
1, An the profile heretofore have
4 - erieadins the system
= irom Grad Lake. In the Middle
ii HAras.oa Ia. homes,~ai-d Carl
coelaluing 10 sefes. which he Il
II suto a tsoat-rais!ns enterprise
4, psnnis Sayder has successfully
~. srIlag a steady fio~ Of water
| - pipe. one veil IA iSo and
"a ,sei deep. HERE :. a valuable
~ ifriEAtors.
= Io.0rzlio- About IlO farIners
I,asl cooperative creamery coas-
(sfi be iacnvporsted at once a. all
~, Ken Subscribed for and the en-
sooa b IN successful operation
Al e The Holland eolouis,s who set
,iIucs4 have departed. Some have
., aaa quits a number settled near
n pxaair os AianosA helped
k-,r Sal but tAcT uere cheated hy
lact azd had hard time 10 other
scczrut .. made OF thr parchase
|-ra1s Oh Rsdainx Company OF tlsr
- fanch. eonprlsing 900 arres Of
ss1 Ttr Consideration vas So
| s-upsriy, With ether land adielu-
s-llas 10 all to Loco aerrs. will
|ss5 err aaa ;ea-z acre tracts aud
s7zli ralsiag and gardening pur-
n Nslie. Al The request Of promL
srcsrrs. has i.saed cali for ;
y q Al sool gfosrrs Of the West
! g~arsr February sth 10 act oa The
arsz le-isintion- eosrrpors may
J. sflcEzLsss pu-o4-grusers' assools-
as crznfy ounmis< lonrrs ave II
b 500 -roserss Assoeiatioa Ia the
f-zsni tscat has discovered that
Iai ru,sr i heinE usrd et;>nsisely
Il TIC Florrner 4 Crippls Greek
ss has psltcre9 the nscn - as.rs5a-
ass H. lie feani tAAi the bess
- rso scefiaa. Of iand has t-e~n
J. rolp, y.nS sifh the laps Of sh-
al w. 'isinx timber sniSlaS. The
sl1r h1;orc The proper aaihori.
J .easss; lzad osfcs IA fee dAy,
4,flei hAFr discovered a veln Of cr.
! < caai % Nar.sRI Pass, 'hrre
! ~ railroad The ysia Il acrr..
essir fcst aad h frssn Eve 70 slx
M say uhen the rrin e uncov-
~ 4lstzac- q twelve feet r. -ill
} bnlly u coal tea % irelye feet
; aetfres* - g-ofsAtioa ant
tus eaasz1zptioa rrni-ss Il eI-
FiiEahir-
isl si-si rorxs started sp or the
% Ur7 az sork The nanh-r
" D The sr,g af MasrA asd 500 a
r Jseugy-clEh; haaa.rud toas Of
zz0,s aus o. hAz1 asasi b- used
~ ees,iz1o1s aof steel process
pa Tie alsz are .oykfng 90
4 = tssersr-t Averages 10 10 -
EAsr tA2a ts Pad q; fc,iet 70
,isAcF easa ot ifrlEx in shs eoen-
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

The little girl who wrote on her examina-
tlon papers. The interior o. Africa Is prin-
cipslly used for purposes OF exploration - was
wiser than she thought.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

Electric wires seem to be Of such quick
tempered nettle that it is dangerous TO cross
them.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

control our circumstances, yet we can con
troll what we shall do under the circum-
stances.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

The tramp is unalterabiy opposed to the
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

shiloh's Con.un.p ption Cure
= -<&. guarantee. II CURES Recipient ConsrIrl
eon- Il Is the b-s. Cough Cure 25cts. 5oet- silo
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

The average man is apt to be the next thing
to u fool when he gets beside himself.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27
Denver Directory.
DEAVEK TENT MD AWNISti lJ-l657 nlaks s.
THE GREELEY NURSERY.

Being the farthest north OF any in the arid re
gion with the largest variety. can please ALL
10 year, growers OF Dwarf Rocky Mouniain Cher
ry. The only propagators of general line OF
Nursery Stock In Colorado. Get our prices.
GEO. j. SPEAR. Prop
Free. valuable book for fruit growers by men
tioning this paper.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

II beauty is only skin deep the rhinocero
must be the handsomest beast ahoa,.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

'Tis the accounts of a side-door saloon that
are kept up by double-entry system.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

Hsnson's Magic Corn salve.-
Warranted to cure, money rstuntsi. Ask
your druggist for It. Price Il cents
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

Every onr gives Il the highest praise. II.
Grzdel, Drnegist- Walnut end Aliiscn sts .
CiBeluuaii. o. says this Of bis trade; Il sell
my shAre u DE- Bulls Cogsh syrup and my
cuksoalers that have used this preparation
.peak % Il Ia tho highest tarm,
The Lamar register., 1894-01-27

Il takes so unu.tlallY seli-satisted man to
re arrogant and naughty 10 q pair OF frsyed
frtttisers