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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-28
REAL ESTATE, sc.
NJ. B. Harlow & Co.,
Real Estate Loan & Insurance Brokers,
NO. 1O7 S. ROYAL STREET.
REAL ESTATE, &c.
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
We offer for few days a BEAUTIFUL
HOME on n. Washington street, eight rooms,
hardwood finish, modern improvements. Lot
contains 5 900 square feet of ground. Price
$500. Easy terms. A decided bargain.
WANTED HOUSES TO RENT.
Owners will find it profitable to list their
property with us; we are having constant in
quiries from tenants for rentable houses.
Prompt returns and entire satisfaction guar.
anteed.
FOR SALE.
3-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Ii rooms and
bath, large side yard, modern improvements,
der. A chance to secure fine home on rea
sonable terms.
FOR SALE.
COR. BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms and bath,
modern Improvements, in thorough repair,
spacious grounds and splendid location.
We have several nice PIECES OF PROP
ERTY in good locations, which we can sell
on small cash payment, the balance in
monthly installments, probably not exceeding
the rent YOU are now paying.
FOR SALE.
A BUILDING LOT 45x110 feet, gilt edge
locality. A chance to secure FINE BUILD
ING SITE. We have Lots for sale on north
Columbus and north Patrick streets. Small
cash payments due in monthly payments.
You may not re prepared to buy House
now, but may wish to DO So in the near fu
tuie. Call now and give us an idea of what
you want We have facilities for securing
same for you which you do not possess.
NJ B. HARLOW g. CO.,
1O1 south Royal street.
, 1894-03-16
ldce=bano1bub

100 9ub, GabrifantenzF rOben son3 perIeter GIac6z5onbidube, Deficient
in groBen PerlmuterzRnopfz, SoferzScbnIrz uno I2ousquetaire
6anbibuben = auc Gr6Ben unb 6arben. 9Rie 6uubnbube wurDer
onub bcren reiien6e &ertGufer I'M GroBen gu $1,000 bis $1,000 Da
9uhcn6 berfauft. Sure &usnabI morgen aus Der 9an3en Barte-
0S 8aar
, 1894-03-16
Gin 5uhtbaus=G anotoot.
Ching Hing Sue miro iih Dor oem Sunoes
mo Grimt1aI9eri6t 3u perantworten
haben.

Ge8en G0ing Wtng Cue, Ser bor meb9
rercn So9en inter Der 2~lnflage Oerbaftet
lpuroe, i'm gGioeriprucb gu Ser GbtHeien7
QusiblieBungs. Qttte, 400 S0bne pes
6tmmliicben Gei9eS in Die Ser. Staaten
eingei6mu09elt 81 babcn, lit nun nod
cine crttnincle Qtnflage pegen Inter
icBla9ung er9oben ipor0er. 9ie QlctionGre
Ser @eleui6aft, bic 0a8 cbtneitibe 56eater
auf Der NeltauS itellllng betrteb, Ddben ltb
neulicb gegen i'm BON benz 9tiCbter Softer
eincn 6aftSbefebl auSiteuen lolier, in benz
er Der llnteri3lagung bon $4,000 be-
l6ul0igt mtro. UtinQ Cue mar, nod6oelu
jene @eieQicbaft 0urb bieitge lpo9(ba6enbe
cbtneitlbe &autleutc gegritnoet porOen mar,
gum S6aBrnetiter berielben ertpG6lt un0
beauftragt nor0en, nab China 3u reiicn,
UNI Die nDtbiger1 Sc9aulpteler flir 0a5
Sbeater arSutperben unb auc6 Bic 8i6nc1z
2luSftattnng su beiorgen. QllS @e9aIt
ipur6en iDm $40 per Wfonat goro1tirt un0
auBer6em CAB tDnt bte 0elellicbaft cur
9e6ung Der ltnfOiten unb Nntperbung Der
geetQneten ScAauipieler 500, 900 nit. 9facb
8erlauf einiger Wtonate trofen nidbt nur
bic Sa6en fitr bd5 G6eoter, ionoern aud6
bte S6aulpieler Elm, itatt Der 200 6eiteuten
aber 400. Qnfra9en, tparu1n er Die boppelte
@n5abl BON 9euten geicbidt, NIT beuen
man NIGHTS a%n5uf0ngen tpiiie, bltebcn un=
b%eanttpOrtet, worauf man etnen 9etecttp
mach @6tna i3iGte, ber W}tng Sue Dcr6af7
tete unb ieine Qluslieferung burcbicBte. SIS
iteQte it9 au3 9erauS, baB Der Delinquent
BON Der 6tneiti3en 9tegterun9 $4,000 erz
baIten babe, Bic ct 8ur miirbt9en 8ertrez
tung Set NattOn auf Der QtuSiteQung perz
tpenoen ioQte, Mttng Cue bate 6aS @el6
aber entpe6er DerpraBt, o0er auf 6te Settle
gei3afft.
.3undc6t pirb iib nun 6as 8un6es9ez
ribt uno Oann OaS G~rimtnalgeriBt nit
tbm befaiieu.
, 1894-03-16
molIte iPrem Ooietn etn Gn6e
madden.

Die 18jabri9e M}a98ie ao9 bon 4O8
@l0bOurn 2lOenle OerIubte itb geitern
Ql6en0 nit Nrlenif SIT pergiften. Sic Durbe
bon einem Treunbe an Ser @fe ser Gleoez
Lamb unb @orftelb Q(Oe. oufgcfun0en un6
na3 Otiler'S Q(pot6efe an Ser Hincoln Q(De.
gebracbt, 9ort CAB Elm Qtr5t ibr Elm @egenz
mittel etn unO ic6ifte ite 6onn l1adb Dem
ct. SOlcpb's 6olpitol, no Die 2(er3te erz
tlarten, boB ite 9eneien pir6e. ltngLiidz
licbe 2ie6e iou Oas Mabcben gu Dem Gel6fz
mOr0ocrlu6 9etrieben 6oben.
, 1894-03-16
Stdoti1bes,
Die OaqenS'l6e Ua6a6fa6ri6
9m Nthendum9ebduoe
aus0ebrannt.
Wera,.t,ntperlaaHe 414s,ooo.

Gt!pQ 1000 8eriouen befar5en 1tcb ge>
1tern i'm Sdbiucr Gbeater, Inn bet Sorltele
lung 0es 1.-THE Crust of Society" bet5u1
no6nen, ais Der 8etriebSletter Hrtor dut
bcr 8ii6ne cr1bicn un0 ben Nntpele1oen
mittbciltc, oaB baS al Die Stbne 9ren5enoe
@ebGlt6e brenne, fir baS S6eater ielbt
fei1c 0efubr iet un6 ite in aller 9t1be
boiicLbe pertaiieu mOdbten. Dies 9eicbob.
9ob pG6reno bic STUNNING Dor ltb cling,
fiiute lib 0a5 Q[ubitorium 6eS SDcaterS
bereitS nit biGem 9tau6.
GtiUd ) Wtltuten DDr 10 lthr br0Cb I'M
4. StoGtperf 0eS an 6er 8ibne beS
Sc9iuer> GbeaterS grenSenben 0auieS (beS
alten Q(t6enGumS), in 1pelhem itA Die
Gt9arren> un0 So6df>Sabrif BON eugene
8olten5 & So. b%cftnoet, Elm 6euer aus, oaS
III turscr 3eit Bic Uabrif unb beren
g%SaarenIager 5crit0rte. SrOb ber genial
tigen 2lnitreHgungcn ber TcucrtpeDr 1pra1g
6as 6euer ouf ba8 S6ilerz@ cbGuOe btn7
iiber, Oo1 bepGDrte iicb bleS in ie0er Sc
sicbung ais f%euerfeit. Sour Bic b0l5ernen
8eflei6ungen Set 6eniter bonn 6. ulo II.
StO6lperf brannten aus. Bur 3ett 0eS
SeuerS bcfauoen ii6 6err 2ipmann, Der
Eeitaurateur beS v0cutlbcn PreB7@lubS",
uuo leine Srau auBerbalb bes 6aules,
bo6 murben ibre &in6er 0urcb Die
&euner gilbert, 2oeler un0 Sra1f TrtB7
mann unDerlebrt binau5gei6afft.
Der Nerluit, Der Durcb oaS Selter arl8e9
ricbtet mur0e, miro fol0en0ernaBen abge@
i96Bt:
8auenS' & 50, Observation-Disclosures S $1,000
Ntbennum ZO,OO0
g. & 9. OtDo5' Gto%qrrcnldoen.. 1000
, 1894-03-16
Strumpfmoaren.

9omens strampfe, in ais d@t garontrten 5orbeu, mwtb 25c Gaar, 4
&in0er:strimpe, bopplte Snee, 6mien nnb 8eben, I
Dertb 35c 0aar, fir l.
Nebtzfarbtge OfGnnerzS trImpfe, nit Seioen>Terien unb 3eben, 1
mertb Doc Bnar, fir L
, 1894-03-16
Klei0er.

5etnDOaene G5eotot Notwithstanding fr &naben, @r6Be IA bis 10
Sabre, tpert9 so, fir 80.
Aecbts Slap @orfeb GonfrmatiOns@Nn5Hge fir &nabeu, @r0Be IA bis 19
Sabre, mert6 $14, fIr
100 9uben0 9erbpz nnO 6eOOraa6Hte, neuete Tribiabr5=6arben m6
o "sU"" "1ttV %4.'o. -. . % - =:
j" -: 49, ;: -: -. -. -. 49,.
StnOer>@n3a9e q Stife), @r6Be 4 bis IA Sabre, Script un0 @tnter:
Gepid, pcrt6 $500, fir. -.
, 1894-03-16
Sbub=D Department
fir mOreen.

SPe5talz5af9atm f1r nior9eft+
$500 0on8pla@9iOs9 amenNbube-8at tipped, pert6 1925 :,
1000 @aar fran3. &ib 6~on6@Gurneb glahe umb slipped 0amenidube-
mertb bon $500 bis $5.00-fIr.
$500 Gct &b Square unO 9tccabtupzSOe : 0omenibube, aue Gr0Be
B, G, D ub E-Wertb $3.75-unier 8reis ............
1000 Baar observation-disclosures $500 Oas Boar-
unier QrGS, 8aar 49,.
25OO Paar feline Satin falbHberne OlGnnerHbube, Square un6 9iccabiu
&oes--ptr 9aranttren otele Sdu6e-peub $~3O0-unier 8reis, 8n
5000 Baar fetne falbe6erne WGnneridbube, in alien Mooen, BON Sc
Scbpab & so. angfcrt9t, tpertb $5.O0-unRr 4riS, Baar. .....
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Mr.. Palmer, of Florida.

We are pleased to note from a Florida
exchange that Mr Palmer who delivered
the alumni address at the recent com
mencement Of Trinity college here, has
been elected to a seat in the Florida leg.
islature. The exchange, referring to Mr..
Palmer. goes on to say: The above was
very appropriately put, Brother Oliver.
The people of Columbia county have con-
fdence in Senator Palmer, and believe
that he will exercise as much influence in
the senate chamber as any man there Mr..
Palmer, " tn his eloquent tongue and
we'll balanced brain, blcked up by reform
ideas, will be to the corp )ratiOn senator's
as old Jonah was to the ship at sea II
will give them 'd.dOo Hes" Of trouble,
and they will try to throw him overheard
to calm the restless and increasing sea :;
but they will fad him too heavy to lift
over the railings, and he will remain on
board, and will cause the ship Of the cor
poration "rule or ruin" crowd to sink
into the watery deep
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
TAKEN ANOTHER COURT.
John X. Walsh, the Chicago Editor Gains
Point in the United Press Middle.

NEW YORK. October 1.-The suit re-
Gently brought in the supreme court by
James Gordon Bennett, and the sun,
the Tribune and Times publishing COM
panies Of this city, against John K.
Walsh. editor Of the Chicago Herald. to
recover S?3, ,271 and interest since June,
1894. was yesterday transferred to the
United States circuit court in this city
on the application of Mr.. Walsh's at
torney, Wager Swayne. The plaintiffs,
in substance, allege that Mr.. Walsh did
not adhere to agreements made be-
tween them by which money was to be
raised to carry on the United press
news service and the bulk of the assess
ments fell upon them. What they were
thus forced to pay they seek to recover.
In his answer Mr.. Walsh admits having
once been treasurer Of the United press
and having loaned it $50, 900, but he de-
nies the other allegations Of the plain
tiffS
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
a FEDERAL MARo-A- p.s., -
He Was Guilty of Stirring Up,p.
Political Meetipr

WASHINGTON, Oct los : a..
| nited States marshal for the Dist.
West Virginia, at the reques, of 49,.
torney general has resigned ami n r.,
den has been appointed to the y,,,,''
Mr. Vincent was appointed in r>'
In September last, Vincent AMI sav..,,
deputies were present at a poliri,,, r,..'
ing at Wayne, West Virginia An.
conclusion of the address, which dj3 NJ,
please him, Vincent arose to ra,,n
whereupOn many of the audience ,e',,.
hall. This seemed 10 have anccrei y.
cent, and an alteration arose, which crr
minated in an affray during which m.
man was killed and three o,ba,.
wounded
The marshal and his deputies we-a .,
rested and are under bond to await, n.
action of the grand Jury Complain.
have b Ell made to the attorney pepe,,
that twice before Vincent or his denr,i..
had been guilty of creating disturbance,
at political meetings at Bueheld AMI
Huntington.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Some Pretty Work.

We stepped in today at the old Y N
g. A. rooms, where the Manufac,urio,
House Furnishing agency is hnishin,
two rooms up stairs in their choicest an
most elaborate style. Mr.. Paul Olson /,
doing some artistic work here and the
rooms, after being rendered beautiful 10
the papering of the walls, are being in
bellished with all the splendcr Of the
decorators art They will be used 81
show rooms by the company aud their
artistic design will reflect high credit
upon this attractive branch of Durham.
many industries. No finer work thar
this is seen either north or south, and
those in this state who desire such WORK
should examine i.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
HE JOINS THE POPULlSTS.
COlOradO's Republican State Chairman
Deserts the Grand Old Party"

DENVER, Col, October 11.-COlOnel
Isaac n. Stevens, formerly chairman of
the republican state central committee,
has gone over to the populist party. In
a speech last night before a tremend-
Gus audience he said:
Now, firmly convinced that the re-
publican party is unalterably opposed
to the free coinage of silver, and firmly
convinced that the party in this state
is dominated 10y secret, oath-bound
organization which threatens the rights
of personal liberty and the perpetuity
of our institutions. l can act no longer
with that party"
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Look Out Blind Tigers

The decision of the supreme court in
the dispensary cases was filed Tuesday.
Justice Pope and Gary declare the law
constitutional, from which Chief Justice
McIver dissents This was not unexpected
Justice Gary argues generally that the
regulation of the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating liquor, comes in the police
power of the state and that the dispensary
is such a regulation ofthe traffic that there
is no inherent right in any one to sell
liquors; and that being the case the state
has right to prohibit the sale altogether
or to so control it as it deems best for
the general welfare.
The effect of the decision will be that
Governor Tillman will now begin an
active warfare against blind tigers"
which haYe been f1ourishing without
much molestation since the act was de-
clared unconstitutional.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
WITH IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
The Corner Stone of the Commercial Trav-
eIers Home Laid at Binghampton.

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y, October Ii
The corner stone of the Commercial
Travellers Home of the United States
was laid by the Grand Lodge of New
York, Grand Master John Hodges Of
fciating. The home as projected will
cost S125, 600. The structure will be
five stories in height with a basement
The prevailing style of architecture
will be Partisan, with blending of re-
naissance. The building will be sur
mounted by a tower, and on the east
side will be an observatory, overlook
ing the park. The size of the building
will by 175 feet on the front and 90 feet
deep.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Raleigh Notes.

There is a rumOr that Raleigh is to
have another morning paper
The Park hotel Of Raleigh, has been
leased by Mr.. w. B. Hicks of Aberdeen
and Mr.. Chase retires from the manage
ment.
Mr. L Banks Holt and family, Of Grs.
ham, have rented the house Of Mr El
Chambers Smith, Esq on Halifax stree
and will make Raleigh his home,
Cards ara out to the marriage Of Mis-
Flora May Edwards, daughter Of Nr C.
B. Edwards, to Mr. Guy d. Bunch, Wcl,
nesday evening, October Il, at O'Clock
p. m at 110 West Martin street
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
COLONEL JOHN CHIVINGTON.
His Remains Are Laid to Rest in Fairmont
Cemetery With Masonic Honors

DENVER, Colo, October 11.-The re-
mains of Colonel John Chivington Of
the great Indian massacre fame, who
died here last Wednesday, We're inter-
red in Fairmount cemetery yesterday
afternoon under the auspices of the Ma
sonic grand lodge Of Colorado. He was
an honOred member of the Grand lodge
Of Massachusetts, the Grand Army of
the Republic, and the Colorado Pioneer
association.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
BAGGAGE PORTER ARRESTED
Stealing "A Trunk From Former PupiI
of :. r. A.
Twin CITY Sent nal.

Miss Ola White, of Atlanta, Ga who
attended the last session Of the salem
academy, left here after the commence
ment exercises, held the latter part Of
May, for Washington City She had her
trunk, which was filled with many vaua-
bic clothes, checked to the latter place,
but it failed to reach her. Every effort
was made by the railroad people to trace
fruitless Today r L Pennington,
porter at the baggage room Of the South
ern road, was arrested and put in Jail on
suspicion of having stolen the trunk.
Some dresses and other clothes were
found in Pennington'5 room at his board
ing house, Mrs. Kiger's, in Salem, and
and they are believed to be the properly
of Miss White
Pennington was given a preliminary
b fore Esquire Bessent
Later.-The missing trunk was found
in the baggage room 1t has been there
since the commencement without a check
or any name to tell who it belonged to
1t tcontained much a'uable clothing, some
of which is still in the trunk. A pair Of
shoes and lot Of the young lady's clothes
were found in Pennington's trunk at his
boarding house.
A suit is pending against the railroad
company for the loss Of the trunk. Pen
nington was bonnd over to the superior
court in bond of $50
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
A Wonderful Conqueror.

No disease is more common among Tue
people than sCrOfuia Handed down from
generation to generation, it is found ID
nearly every family, in some form i
may make its appearance in dreadfu. run
ming sores, in swelling3 il the neck &"
gOitrp, or in eruDtiOns Of varlc 'o'u'
Attacking the mucous mem1rane II m'!
be known rs catarrh, or developing 10 '-'
lung, it may be, and often Is, the P''I'
cause Of consumption
In Whatever form scrpfu,a may m1l.
fest itself, Hoods SarsaPariIa l. H. ].
veterate foe and conquerOr Ihi' ms'.
cine has such powerful a.tcrtH'e an
yjtalizing effects upon the b o'I ,4'.
every trac" OF impurity Is cHpe.'I a.
the blood is made rich, pure AMI h""'-'
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
REFEREE sPETR MAKES REPORT.
Recommends That Actor Emmett's Wife
is Entitled to Absolute Divorce.


is Entitled to Absolute Divorce.
New YORK, October 11.-Gilbert NJ.
Sp7ir, as referee, has made report to
the supreme court recommending that
Daisy May Emmett is entitled to de-
cree Of absolute divorce from her hus-
band, Joseph K. Emmett, the young
actor, and son Of our "Fitz Emmett" )"
deceased, and that he be compelled to
pay her $40 a week for her support and
maintenance, and an additional $40
weekly for the support Of their child,
Eleanor Elizabeth Emmett. The evil
dence shows that the actor on April 80,
1892. and on May /, 1892, lived with
Miss Lytton in boarding house at Can
adensia, Monroe county, Pa, as hus-
band and wife. The report of the ref
cree will be submitted to the court for
confirmation.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Bucklen'G ArnICa SalVe.

The Best Salve in the world 'oI ~
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, fe'a ,'''
sores, letter, Chapped hand-, 1l.,.1.I ......-,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, an: po--A's
cures Piles, or no pay requi, ed. It T. A-.,,
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, ~ noa',
refunded. Price % cents per boz. Fof'A'
al z Rlacknall & Son.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
CHILL PROMPT IN SETTLING.
Full Amount of Awards to Americans by
the Chilian Commission Received.

WAsHINGToN, October 1.-THE de-
partment of state has received from
the Gillian government the full amount
Of the awards made to Americans by
the Chilian claim commission, aggre.
eating more than $500 The com
mission adjourned July 9th, and the
Chihans have exhibited remarka ble
promptness in settling the claims.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
National Council of Women to Meet

WAsHINGToN, October I1.-Nrs Nav
Wright Sewau. president of the conven-
ton of the national council Of women
Of the nited States. has just issued
call for the second triennial meeting Of
that organization at MetzerOtt music
hall in this city. on February j. next.
The session will continue until March ,.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
BENOITINA DYING CONDITION.
The President of the Firemen's National
Association Not Expected to Live.

MONTREAL, October 1I.-Chief Benoit.
president of the National firemen's as
sociation is dying of spinal meningitis.
He was given the last rites of the
church yesterday. There is no i'm
provement in Merciers condition. He
has been removed to the Notre Dame
HOSPITAL
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

EAST DURHAM, y G., ~ef' .. -
Received from J W Bca- ~. -. ,....
Southern Sick and Accident beLe-'' AZ -
citation Of Norfolk, Va, Fl"'' .- .'.
claim for one week : disability.
T.J. - b..ro
Agents wanted. Apply 70 v D'
ley, Norfolk, Va
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
Poor Digestion

Leads to nervousness, fretfu ness, peev
ishness, chroui; dyspeE s;a and great
misery Hoods Sarsaparillai is the remedy
1t tones the stomach, creates an appetite,
and gives a relish TO food 1t makes pure
blood and gives healthy action to all the
organs Of the body Take Hoods for
Hoods SarsaparilIa Cures.
Hoods Pills become the favOrite ca
rhartiC with every one who tries tn ID
% Gents
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

Ncelrs. Lippman BrOs ~anTanLaa.. 'Ia 20 ~.
DkAK SIf- would ik" - !. .-.p
rnCny to the almost miracu.ou- ~ 80.
=. in the case Of Mary Ingrahs'a. - --' i
ing on my place: -he had 4 g",-." ... ~,
BID un tited. bt Ing given up - ~ -
she had taken the Tul' ru7 :" ...-.. 5s.!
medicines without the .ea-t c1''' ..-. r.. D.
I% hGf uPaGF SPr6Ie 'aS aSd Il j. nov VI 1' a. o@I ara
in her Ife. You can refer 20 II" Il - '- -
as TO tn. ereCr of T. +. +. IL th"' -tgg.I.
Yours truly, 4A@
For sale 6y al! druggists.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cae..'A
When she was a Child, she cried for '..-...TA-
When she became Miss, she clung o. .--'.'N
When She had Children, she gave them C4s:oFA
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

That oily and rough skin cured, and
the face and hands beautitied by John
son. : Oriental Soep; medicated and ghly
perfumed. w NJ Yearly.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

p p PA wonderful mcdIC!a'
anpctItc. il in, igDrat"s and siren ..-.
7 =. P.-Cu-e- rheumatism ah- .. 49,
side. tack and sh ulder-, krt'-. -'
and jOints. .. ~
+ +. P.-Cures syphilis III A.. -
sta ge-. old ulcers sOrOs and k!l.'t ...p,L
r. P.-Cures catarrh. eCL. -
all skin diseases and merCurlAi n. ~,
=. f. P.-rurrs dyspepsia. cA' ,.,.--'~
Urnplaints an broken down c""0
loss Of manhood. ,.1t =,
T. + +. II Uest God pur1-. IN J.. -"
Has made more permanent cureS
blood remedies.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
InT the sporting MN 4,

Berry & Go. will rent you guns As
cheap as you want them, either by the
day or week. 60 and see Lim. a. Ii. i
headquarters for such articles.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

0OHH5OH -HaS utIIC VIIi uOIst UIdnu, +
a wonderful Imminent for rheumatism,
neuralgia, sprains and bruises for man or
beast 81 % size 80 cts; 81 CT. .fz- - cts
w. N. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11

Monroe Whalen, of Birmingham, Ala.
writes: Il purchased six boxes Of your
japanese Pile Cure from Mr. AMI God
den, and it has entirely cured me Of a
case Of piles Of % years standing; ill
dvise my friends to use il ~ ". VI.
Neorbv
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-11
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With nifty years cNicr.cu,o - q Gcn"l.i.
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Arizona republican., 1894-12-30
THE WORK OF GENIUS.

ZEBRAs may be seen in London, drawing carriages. Three of these an- imals are employed for this purpose in the British metropolis.
 ONE of the latest innovations in mod ern conveniences is the Economical Shoe-Repairing company. A trim-look- ing two-wheeled wagon, bearing this sign, calls for shoes that need repair ing, and returns them at the specified time.
 IN the shop of a St. Petersburg watchmaker human-faced clock is on view-the only one of it's kind. The hands are pivoted on it's nose, and any message that may be spoken into its ears are repeated by a photograph through its mouth.
 A LADY in South Kensington has found new use for dogs. Che muddy day lately she was seen in the street with parcel in one hand, an umbrella in the other, and an Irish terrier hold ing the trail of her dress in his teeth. He never let the dress touch the ground.
 o. CARPENTER, of Pawtucket, R. l., has recently patented rubber doll which is just like any other rubber doll except that the nose is made of much thinner rubber than the rest of it. Con- sequently, when the doll is squeezed in the hand, its nose becomes enlarged in a way that is calculated to surprise the observer.
 WOMEN often suffer in health from getting wet while doing washing. To prevent this J. T. Sargent, of Cleve- land, O., has invented so-called ''pro- tector," to be fastened to the upper end of the washboard. It is so adjusted with springs as to yield when leaned against. Thus it does not interfere with the movements of the person who washes.