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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-21

Miss CLAGETT's Home and Day School
for Girls reopens October 3. College pre-.
paratory. Regular and elective courses.
Specialists in each. Tenth year. No. 252
Marlborough street, Boston.
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What is

Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine
substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years. by
Castora destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie CastOria relieves
teethng troubles constipation and fatulency.
Castoria food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MERRILL's SARsAPARILJA invigorates the
nervous system, stimulates the liver and
kidneys to healthy action, tones the diges-
tive organs, and imparts new life and vigor
to the whole system.
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A Sour Stomach.

SOUR stomach causes dyspepsia, and
poor teeth produce sour stomach because
the food is not properly masticated. Keep
the teeth healthy, and the body at large
will be in trim Use SOZODONT regularly,
for it is pleasant and healthful. Once in the
house it stays there.
ONCE smeared between pieces of wood
Spalding's Glue never lets go. 1t is a fix
ture.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-21

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely veg
etable. Safe.
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Boston Produce.
MONDAY, March 10, 1894,

MONDAY, March 10, 1894.
The quotations given below represent
prices obtained by receivers for wholesale
lots mot .jobbing prices and are intended to
represent actual sales
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II. S. Currier & Co.

WE are showing complete and elegant line of novel;
ties in Wash Goods, consisting of Swivel Silks,
Fine French Satines Pongees Crystal Cloths,
Prince Ducks Crepe Moires, Juvenile Zephyrs
Tentsin Cloths, Cotton Surahs, Windsor Satines,
Breton Zephyr Ginghams, Swiss Muslins, Per-
Gales, Dimity and Satin Organdies
We have few more of those Fine 38-inch Serges,
which offer at 39c-usual price, 5Oc-aso
Fine German Henrietta 46 inches wide, at 79c-
usual price, one dollar.
OUR Special Sale for Saturday. March "a, will be-
Q) Twelve dozen pairs of Childrens Seamless Hose,
in brown and black worth Is cents Saturdays special
price, 10 cents pair.
() Fifteen dozen Boys Heavy Seamless Black Hose,
worth 25c pair; Saturdays special price, l9c pair.
r.. -. CURRIER & co.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets, Barre, Vt.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsaooD,
Lowell Mass.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so we'll adapted to children that
! recommend It as superior TO any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARy,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
urrav STRAIT Naw York City.
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John p. FLANDERS, ESTATE.

TOHN +, FEANDFKS7F STAIE - -
u COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been ap cinted by the
Honorable Probate OuIt for DE hi tict Of Wash
ington Commissioners, to receive, ex VI inc and adj
just all claims and demands of all pc against
the estate of John p Flanders, late of Montpelier
In said District. deceased and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the office of Homer w.
Heaton, In the town of Montpelier in said District
next. from ten O'Clock A. NJ. until four o'clock p. NJ
each of said days and that six months from the 9Th
day Of March, A, ID. 1894, Ia the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier this nth day of March, A.
D. 1884, HON HpnnER VI Af HIETAAToN' Commissioners.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. ]. +. KIscHKLoK,
Conway, Ark.
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BIRTHS.

In Washington, March II. daughter to Mr.. an
Mrs. l.. w. Burnham.
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The Company II Murray New York City
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ruE hOUsE

WAuuSGr0S, March 7. In tho
House, tnu au4sle Joint resolution " 3
passed Tor tuu appointment u IA COM
mission 10 INC Antwerp International
exhibition,
rho House then went into commit
leo Of the wnUlu vu tuu pension apprJ'
priauou bilI.
After urei speech ~ Thomas
tHsp.) VI Michigan, springer (Dom.h
OF Illinois, took the ilJUr Ia ue,cusr ui
The policy OF tue pUuBlOn oiilur' Ho
wanted 10 know way iu liilnu'ahavin.
more population tuau unl0, bul os,uJO
psnsionefs received llhOi0.OjO, wuiiu
ONO had lU2.tsl puuulyurra receiving
Sl78gB,UUU. Ia lu4luah, 9'JOiuuO wac
uistriuutul tO C0ugfesal0hHl uia'flo'i
in OAll $500, U1l, wade 90 lilluOla uh'
s5Ju,UuJ was ulsIrluut5i ~ district
Mafun, 'of Illinois, explained thu us
elimination by pOluuuS uu1 mat ~
Kansas, wuiuu seut bHt h'een iek''
ments Iuto tho hsIJ, There we're i-,u1O
pensioners. Ola sOiIltr7 rom ll'uo's
moved west " k4.ra5 aui olhe' s'n'e''
Al 3 O'Clock tue grny'1l lru''e oioae'
under agfrumout T,uuuvd yesterday
aud tho bIll was tual ,.f am hahlv.''
anu uubAtp unueT tue ave minute Iu'''
The blll WAS reported 10 sac Iiou1'
anu passed., without liNlH'N'
The House then aIl1uihuI'
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WAsniNuIOS, ID. C., March IT,
Thuuss to the sense Of tquiiy Of tho
Mexican government, tue stato DC.
pat,mcut has at last tuccgudei In nd.
iusung aud providing Tor a 1utiivmens
Of tue clam VI Mrs. Janet \. Baidwiu,
OF San Francisco, tor thu killing Of her
husband la Mexico about Fix yCats
ago. Baldwin was a mintr aud wa
silled by outlaws while on his way to
his claim. Although a nation can
hardly DO held accountable tor such
acts, providing due diligence Is use 10
keep the peace anu preserve the lives
Of solourning foreigners, tue department
u state succeeded Ia imufcssing the
Mexican government with the belief
that the claim Ui the widow was Just
aud equitable one, though the amount
allowed was probably reduced from
$4,000, originally claimed, 10 one.
fourth that amount.
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WAsuNuTuN, March 7.-Admiral
Benham cables the navy department
from RIO that be transferred his dag
yesterday from the New York to the
san Francisco. rhe New York has
been lying Ia Rio harUor about two
weeks and u was her turn to 20 outside
Tor fresh air, Tue fact that Admiral
Bonham, VINO feIircs the middle u
next month, ami not already been to-
bsved, in order 10 allow hliu 10 take a
steamer for home, via Europe, IL n
strong Indication that he will soon
start north directly for the United
states on Que VI our men Ui war,
bridging the cadets attached - the
fleet, who must come up tor their
graduating examination early Ia May.
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She had So. Nitus dance. shp could no,
alt .iill y minutOi slto jumped from ono
chair 60 auoIhor hUr mouth aud frt
would assume all sorts " shapes. shp
could not eat uni fortwo Wonks she could
eat nothing hut bread and milk. and that
wO had 20 make hOr take she could not
feed herself u bong Impossible Tor hor
TO hold ANYTHING IN her hand;
We could not tako hUr uu tho
street without holding hor Tor Mo would
jump from ono side OF the walk 90 tho
othori she would have sharp palms
around tho heart, could 40 sleep at
night but very fow hours aud would
wake upund almost Jump out Of bod Shu
was constant care aud her HuNUrIug
cannot DO Imagined. She got very weak
and lost flesh rapidly and my friends
frankly told tho that sho would never got
we'll. In this condition called upon Drs.
Shores g Shores and they came aud ux-
nmlnoi tho child aud rnyo hgru urUpl-a-
ton That began Co relieve her lmmpli-
aiCly. Aitor TOW wCoks she was uhlO
IN 30 10 tho oilico Tor treatment, aud
today ] can fRy sho " uH we'll us ogUrn
"N on would 20 willing In mako your
fcmW knhlu statement public Mrs Snllia2
Indeed would you rlun0. write "a
statement that Will express my gratitude
20 brs. Shores s. shores iurtheyhAyu uur-
iainly saved my child's lif"
Mrs Soils resides at 80. Cottage
Court, Fourth East and N there is any
donbi Ia tho readers mind a. 10 tho
truth " the statement. thov eau be- most
thoroughly convinced by calling on Mrs.
Soils, or read The following;
Mr. laurcncoW llson. one OF salt Lakes
leading photographers, and who was No.
loctod by tho Wonderland management
20 mako this souvenir Photograph, makes
the following Hu'Omon'.
about a month ego little Mary Soils
was brought To my gallery for picture.
She WIS In such a nervous condition
that u was almost impossible 10 do any
thing with her; horC1ndition was alarm
Ing March the first sho returned, and
can trnthmlly say tho change was re-
markable. She slt ~ still ~ anyone
could. Tho effects OF trOa ment In her
case have certainly been extraordinary.
LAwUrNuE WILSON,
jjl T., .nd South Photographer.
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Y. l.. N. /. A. CONFERENCE.
Held Ia the Assembly Hall Tuesday
Afternoon aud Evening.

The Young Ladle'i Mutual Improve
mout Association held their rcgulal
quarterly conference Tuesday, March
Glh, In the Assembly Hall, President
Mary A. FrecE,, presiding.
After the usual opening exercises ia,
report " the associations from August
!, 1892, to January /, 1904. was read
ami accepted.
Miss Laura Hyde then gave al al.
drsss, her subject being, "rhv Day In
Which We Live"
Mrs. Matte IL. rlngey then ooun.
splcd the young TO devote moro time "a
tho study Of theology, as II ~ worthy
Of their attention, aud tnere " a
great tendency u ignore this i'm.
porlAnt subject almost entirely.
She looked 10 these associations TO helu
ctuniefact this tendency. Sho urged
the young ladies 10 honor their PAT.
cn,s anu the knowledge they have
gained by experience, 10 encourage
them In our social gathering, aud 10
be more courteous 10 the aged.
Dr. Matte n. Cannon continued
the subjects mentioned by the previous
3, oakrr and referred TO tuu perfect OF
gAnizhtion Of our Church, which che
hkenud a. "Whorl within a wheel %
Df. Maggie Z. Ship gave an al.
droir, her subject uuing, "fhe Boy.
hood VI the Prophet"
Sho was followed by Mrs. Della
Enrdley, who claimed II IL not book
learning that makes us useful, but put.
ting ourselves pllablo ia tho hands OF
tho Lord.
Mr-. Maria Holt folt to urge tho
young TO encourage home industries
anu thereby build up our own o1uutfy.
The choir then sang IAN Angel
from ON Highn with solo by Mis- Iva
Mussrf, aud ;hu meeting was a..
Outned until 1880 p. m.
Benediclion By Mrs. Jane Ffotzs.
Evening session opened by singing.
Prayer was offered by Elder McCunr.
Continued by singing.
Program was carried out as follows.
Address, "Diyine Authorty'..,,,. ....Mas
.,..,,,...,,... ,,,.a.. .,,,. Mary ~. TahnAre
solo. s.,.,,..s,.,,.,...,,..,, Nisa Anuio sWunsOn
Original poem. "Our Prayer" .....Aiiss Alice
sss's'''s''s-'''' 'sssss's.',h, smith
Closing Instructions were given by
Mrs. Minnie Snow, COuusnlsor
Matte ringey aud President Mary
A. Freeze.
CnOit tuon sung,
Alter bonedicllJn was pronounced ly
Me. NJ. T.. Irvine, the Conference was
adjourned tor tlfoe months
MANY A, FREEZE,
President.
Liz2GE s. CARTwmunr Secretary Y.
h. Nj. /. A,
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A FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET.
Paris Students Threaten a Newspaper
ONCE.
Lmba,sadar naysrd Makes . speech
In Lundon the SILVER aar.
hot weak.

PANS. March L. The lecture Of NJ.
Ferdinand Bfuonotirea at Sotb1nue to.
day, was listuuej 10 without any dis.
turbance. Alter Bfuenelire closed his
remarks, however, the medical anu
scientific students made At attack up.
on the literary students and several
slarp conflicts followed. Finally the
medical students crossed the bridges
aud made % manifestation Ia rom 81
tue Uillcl Of Figaro, but a strong
iotco ut pliico hufutd 10 tho spot, auu
the students were driven back 10 the
Latin quarter whgtH this evening
thry nre causing great zeal Of disturb
ance.
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TELBGRAPHIC.
HAWAIIAN LETTERS.
Submitted By President Cleveland 10
Congress.
FRAMING A SEW CONSTITUTION.
rbs Chimes, Hold Mas Meeting and
Listen 70 Threatening
Speeches.

wAsutsaroN, ID. g., March r.
IN. PRECEDENT today sent to Congress
,be I,tcs, correspondence IN relation to
I,waii. being three letters, with en-
cis.utes from Minister Willie, covering
the refiod from February 10Th 10 Feb
u.ry i5,h inclusive. An important
t.,turp Of tho correspondence 10 thu
.i.tsment that steps have been taken
IN proyide .or new constitution and
now form OF government for Hawaii.
Minister Willis mentions changes Ia
dina executive council, reports that Dole
,slil pfepare new C1ngtitutiUn, and
.ays spirited contest u now 10
f-5g fesa looking ~ the Introduction
u. q Representative eystem" Into tho
council Of tue provisional govern
msuL u,,.,..
F.bfuafy I6.h. IN Aa follows
IA tho regular meeting thiH nllef-
noon oi the government council, Hon
IN, Haton read the report Of tho
Iu4iciafy committee on a petition Tot
.bp enlargement OF the Hdviuofy coun'
aIi, recommending, ~ reported IN tue
DID,. ysraptss, that there be chUsen dele.
lites 10 iill 90 the councils and prepare
\ constitution Tor n permanent iOrm Oi
a.vetumeut. Tho report was adopted
4tI committee appointed ny the
rfpaIicut 10 prepare an act TOT holding
4 constitutional convention. At the
stmu meeting Hatch was elected aud
luls his tuht Ne minister OF foreign
affairs.
"a mass meeting Of Chlntoo last
ulghi was very largely attended. The
newspapers report the attendance at
5000. Vigorous resolutions EgaiuHt the
proposed legislation by the govern.
uont we're passed. ! send newspaper
clppipgs In regard TO the above sub
ltus.n
In describing tho Chinese mass meet.
Iuf, the newspapers say IL tenor may
b.. Judged by tho fact that tho uBe OF a
man.ui.Wht was more than limited A..
The statement was also made that the
Chinese raid more taXUs tnan any
other olass, that hut for them, Homo.
Igluis trade would die. The first
recommended that n the council would
not listen 10 the Chinese they should
Instruct the Chinese minister ~ Wash.
inglou 10 write % the home govern
munt about their tttubltH. Tue pro.
,1scd act was dCnou need ns worse than
lhr Grafy act. Tho act complained Of
it one proposing to require the Chinese
10 take out special license ne pre-
requisite 10 conducting business IN
ABRAii.
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WAAuNGION, March 7.-Several
representatives. u this labor organ lIa-
tons were present nj tho meeting Of
tue House committee ON labor today,
when The bill Introduced by RopTctun-
laliyU Dolllitle OF Warrington 10
make an executive department. OF the
bureau OF labor was considered. Rep.
fesuntaliye Dcolittle stated the bill was
Introduced at the request OF the labor
Organizations " the Pacific coast. He
believed the bureau VI labor was UNI
known TO most people, aud ita status
should be phlsod 10 tnAt Of an oXecu-
tive department, In Orlvr that IL i'm.
l0iiancu might be realized.
representative Phillips OF Pounsyl.
yauia, advocated the forum Tor
tue settlement OF labor troubles, which
could be- appealed 10 Voluntarily, but
denied that such tribunal could en-
force ia Judgments by compelling men
10 work on terms unsatisiaot0ry 10
them.
representative Ryan Of New York,
declared that such tribunals proved
merely advisory. The question OF tue
constitutional right 10 establish n court
empowered 10 adludicate difficulties
iotwrtn employers aud employed was
raised.
Paul II. Howen OF this city, who, In
1857 was chairman ofthe committee on
legislation Of tho general assembly,
knights Of Labor aud prominent ia
lhht 0fdefi has Written u Chairman
ModAnn VI the committee, opposing
The blll. Hu says the bill was thor.
oughly discussed by laboring people,
hus mas lev supporters, u majority
considering II wiser 10 continue the
department az an independent bureau
rather Than TO mako n political office
0tiL
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naynrd ron,,ed

LONDON, March 1.-The lord mayor
gave banquet this evening to thu
mn-tors Of tue city companies. The
guests Included United States Embas.
sa4Of Bayaid, Baron Haisbuty aud
ffo.essOt Golwin Smith. After toasls
VI loyalty hal been proposed, the lord
mayor offered n toast ~ Bayafd, who,
"a rvulying, said he believed the pros
purity VI England aud the United
States was entirely consistent. A. one
grove stronger the other would become
rccutcL Tue tie eHisiing between
Eugland aud the UuiluI states was
ruch ~ existed between no other twu
nations on earth.
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rIoIe.lnnl. ana cathnIlc,.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March IA war
between tnu Catholics anu Protestanls
hns broken ont IA Memphis. The
Protestant PASTORS assoolation has
come out ina lengthy card defending
we Finoiploa u tho American Pro.
.tclYs association and attacking tue
IA1hoiieri whom thoy charge with
urlng eugagud Ia conspiracy 10 con.
lTol all the uilioes. The Pf0testnnts
express a liberalization 10 carry tho
war H. 10 tho coming elections aud On
utavor To defeat every Catholic candi.
natr Tor oillcc. The publication Of tue
''ii caused d Tremendous 10 nsallou.
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The seisniorage nii Ia the Senate
dho House.

wAsuSuIoS, March Ian inter.
catiug debate was prccipltaiud In the
senate tDIay ~ AHfTIh's motion Tor
tho second reading OF the seiguiorago
bill,
This was opposed BY sherman, who
moved I've reference 10 Tue finance
COMMITTEES.
HIS motion was defeated, however,
anu tue bill was taken up on unfinished
businuss aul almost before anyone was
aware Of what nad happened, Il passed
IL lhitd roauing aud was on the point
VI passing thu senate.
ineu lA opponents recovered lfnm
their surprise, ami eudeay0fe1 ~ pc
vent itu passage, a. 20 the TgQugs. OF
Senator sherman rent over unai
tomorrow,
Tue House bill AZ. lpTiating SO, 900
Tor saving mo keasar4gv also lassr,i,
~ did tue bal permitting General y. o..
Howard 10 accept ifOm thc Ffvucu gov
eminent tue atvufauOn Uf cUmmauuvt
OF tho Legion VI Honor.
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WHERE OTHERS FAIL
DIS. Shores & Shores Ea.Cta SPEEDY
and Permanent Cure.
MISS gIRY SOILS WIS GIVEN UP TO DIE
So Month, Medicines Furnished
Free.

"tshis Nfrs. soilis7' asked the writer
Ola pleasant faced lady who answered
The bon at No. Colingc court Fourth
East.
"lt DO; YES sir"
"I undUr-nu your little daughter has
boon troaIur with Dr.. Shores & Shores.
Would ynu mind tolliug what success
they hlvo hadgn
"Nuhins will rivo mo moro pleasure
than leo DO that. f1r ] had thought sFe
would die aho was ap bad. iH.s j can
provo by my neighbour
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Boston, Mass, March 7.-Aldofnan
Joseph T.. Lomasuey OF tho West End
was shot this afternoon at the city nail
~ James DJonnu, a young man living
Ia the aldorman's district. D00nnu
was arrested aud locked up. The police
say no was arrested not long ago for
nn attempt ~ murder n woman, aud he
IL CRANK,
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guaranteed speed Of the Indiana Ia 10
knots.
The engines. which behaved splen.
didlyi reached q max mum velocity Ut
rs revolutions per minute, thonvuragu
under the forced Jaughi being l92.
with selected coal aId spesie over
deeper water there seems no DOUBT thai
tue dig bltluship, Will average l6l
knots An hour when tue Official trial
tflp BE- made.
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snNrr nscnme. Mrni..r.

LONDON, March 7.-rhe Daiy AeUs
nays. Silver has become wrHkcr, u
having been learned that clOU,U0J
worth sent here from Chile by Balma.
ctda, anu which has bee a lying In tbs
Bank Of England, must be sold within
Tow days.
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BOsION, March 7.-Oao hundred
end ninoiy.cisht delegates from the
labor orgumz ,tlous OF Boston gathered
tonight for tae purpose " forming a
brand new political party Ia tho IN.
forests Of the workibsmga. A COM
miltce, Consisting Of representative, Of
tue CUuiral labor uniJn, Building
Trades council aud district assent i
Of knights Of Labor was appointed 20
dfalt n platform " To submitted TO a
eubatquont meeting.
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IT YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

Write Tor tho mail treatment Oncof tho
physicians Va personal charge superln.
tonds tho mall department and by Il avs.
tom Of close splud0uco controls
those out Of the C.ty quito a.. we'll A. those
who como 10 toe office Send for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Cjngress.
mau Blanchard has been appointed
United States senator 10 succeed Judge
White, whose resignation takes effect
Match Il. Hv represents the Fourth
district OF LOUISIANA IN the House VI
Representatives,
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NEW Hulll, March 7,-5eyen oasas
,i unallp.A weru discovered In 90
suurrulil avenue, BrUOkiyn, last
''ehlug. Six other smallpox patients
were 'ahen To tho hospital In this city
IulAy. ~
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la the Pecos valley New Mexico
people are refusing slul an acre 10,
sections u laud under Irrigation
ditche, wuich sold three years ago ~
sl.s5 per acre. This c1nsuuu'oh
irrigation canals IN tue Ieey' N'''o'
has made the change,
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CHICAGO. March Z --Atsistaut Pros.
ocutiug Attorney Blttum closed his
address Ia tho Cougnlin case tonight,
after talking three days. Judge rutnili
will charge tue Jury this morning. IL 10
expected that they wall 70 out during
the day.