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The evening world., 1894-03-29
Old Guards Officers.

The Old Guard has Just selected its officer,
for the ensuing year. They are: Major. Thoma:
f. Sloan. unanimously reelected; Company A.
Captain. William Henry White: First Lieutenant.
Charles A. stadler: Second Lieutenant. william
D. May. Company Il. Captain James F. Wen.
man; First Lieutenant, Henry Clay Piercy; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Charles T. McClenachap Com
pany c, Captain. l.. Frank Barry: First Lieu
tenant. James Hamei: Second Lieutenant. Charles
II. Huestis. Corporate officers, Henry L. Faris,
Treasurer, and Edward p. Moore, Secretary.
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Denver Contingent Ready.
lRy Associated Press.) }

DENVER, Col, March 29.-The Den
yer contingent for Coxey's army met
last night and decided to take up the
march for Washington Saturday morn,
ing. They number about fifty men, and
expect to re reinforced at Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. They will not walk,
but exnect to capture an East-bound
freigh< Grain. Many of the men have no
idea OF going on to the National Capitol
an opportunity to secure work.
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For a Coxey Boom in Philadelphia.
By Associated Press. !

(By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-Chris-
topher Columbus Jones. the Philadelphia
agent for Coxey. with about fifteen pros
pective and avowed disciples of the
commonweal army. held a secret meet
ing last night in an upper room at 1872
Filbert street. 1t was given out that
grand mass-meeting of the Coxey con-
tingent would be held the last Of this
week to stir UP enthusiasm.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Robbed His Roommate.

Michael Johannes, a butcher OF l5J2 Gates
avenue. vas held in the Even Street Court Will
iansburg to-day. in $1,000 bail, on a charge Of
grand larceny. johannes hai roommate in
the Gates avenue boarding house named George
Lamberter Last night Johannes. II Is al
legged broke open his partner trunk and robbed
aim Of SOL in cash. three diamond rings ard q
The evening world., 1894-03-29
FRENCH OFFICIALS KILLED.
Two Said TO Have Fallen Victims
10 Africans.
(By Associated Press }

PARIS March 29-Advices received
here frym Grand Bassam. Western
Africa, announce that NJ, Poulle. the ad-
ministrator OF that district. has been
killed In an engagement withsthe pauves
Dispatches from Senegambia say that
1t Is reported that NJ. posmoy. the Rd-
mInistrator OF casamanza, has been mur-
dared BY natives,
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Death of Sam ueI Pell.

CITY ISLAND. n. Y. March ,s.--ssmuel Pell
q well-known resident Of this place. died last
night. at the age CT seventy three years. He wa,
the father OF er-supervisor Sherman T. Pell. and
had been sick for the past nve weeks with kidne,
trouble Mr. Peil. who born here. was th,
last direct descendant OF Lord John Pell. o
England.
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Recruits from Kansas.
(By Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-Thirty-four re-
cruits for Coxey's army arrived here to-
night on the Wabash road, en- route for
Plttsburg, to join the main body there.
They continued their journey on the
Nandalia. James McGrath is In COM
mGnd of this contingent, the members of
which are unemployed coal miners from
the vicinity OF Pittsburg, Kas.. and are
mostly young men.
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4 Regiment of Potters.
Opy Aasoeiated Press !

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. March %
Last night. tn Coxey contingent showed
Us hand at a public meeting held in Wiz
|enoeEger's Hall James f. Green, de-
eated candidate for the Democratic
Domination for City MarchaL was elect
Marshal OF the East Liverpool regi-
eAI During the past few days the
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast TOR the thlrty-six hours
ending s p, N. tomorrow Is as follows Rain
and fog to-day: fair slightly colder on Friday
easteriy Nilda peeoming westerly On Friday.
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stricken Blind on the street.
CBy Associated Press,

Nby IEtsS-l
SAN FRANCISCO March al J. Morton, a
pioneer merchant Of Grand Rapids, Mich. was
stricken with paralysis last evening as he was
walking the street He became totally. and
the doctors say. permanently blind.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

The earth moves -Eyidence, you can buy a
hNt- class linimeDi, salvation Oh, tor 25c. ~
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DEATH ON The Rail
SiX lsl KIlhd h Z Collision IeaR
RithIuRl t
1T WAS A FRIGHTFUL SIGHT
Cars Piled Upon Each Other Unosr
Which We're the ManSied
Bodice % several os the
TPainmen. f

PITrsuUno, Nov. 7.-Train No. 8 On ~
BAltimoes . Ohio. limited, eoming vesA
nm iato the nrst section of fass eAe1ls
train ~ Rossntol siding. two milss -
of Reekwood. st 80 o'clock this svsuing.
Biz men were killed In the esllislea 81
several others badly hurt.
The killed are; Henry Bush, engi1ses
No. 8, Simon Mccarthy, Assman 1A BS
Browning. sosiusse No. g, San No.
ming, fireman No. e.; two unknown ~,
either Tuail elesks o. express msssooeseA
Tbs injured ases Pisrcs, DsGssnss,
and Lippineott, mall elsek. badly hurt
though nos fasaliy. Ths railread efneials
say no passsnesss were hurt Both trains
were going ct The rate of 70 milss an hsuP
and came togsthss while rounding . curve.
Nsithss crew had tins - jump - soun1 .
warnins. The meeting place for ths trains
was Pine Grove. four q i've milss eass q
the place oe the eealisloo.
For some reason, The passsngse tsaAn
passed The slding. Ths NAH 60 vae -.
dussd 10 kindling wssa. Only ~ hsaSy
vsstibulss of ths passsasss ssss ssvs1
them from . similas fA4A yuAlV
Q deosn eaAtlo eass vose pf1s0
q The train. killing end naiaine nsnv
q tAs dumb beutss. DsGsaaes, Plssss
ed Llppineo4 vsso jsmnsd bstwssa ~
eass and the elsrks Wsss Ssaad assA -.
der ths debris. Ceoduetee Ward vas -
hnst - was q 6sse sspsstsd.
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BOMBS AND eOODLgRS.
Hsisss Il sass Tieklsd to Death Dssaass
she Sees = Chance 70 VIA.
0pocinl Dtsnatoh % tn EtnnAnFd

bhe oeoo . Cnenoe 70 via.
Special DisDateh 70 TIE Standard r
HELENA, Nov. 7.-Nain street. vas
ablaas to-lleht with rosksta tegshas Gnd
rcd 0ru and thronesd With people watch.
ing bie procession In which wsrs hands
and drum corps. All the business
houses were decorated with aags and
bunting and the air was hlled with the
noise Of bombs. The women and children
fell into line and marched up and down
the street. Near the bad Of the process.
sion was the sfiay Of man over barrel
carried on the shoulders Of four men.
Next came . coffin and then . large
snake. At the bead Of thsss wss hand
playing the Dead March In Saul In the
procession were the Covernor's Guards In
uniform.
When the line reached Rodpsy street.
near Sixth avenue, Hank Nunroo, one Of
the Governor's Guards, fired bic rias and
shot Frank Steele. . son Of Dr.. William
L. Steele, through both legs. Il 10 sup.
posed that the shot was intended % Q %.
lutte. Nunroe was ordered to drop out %
line and was arrested By policeman and
taken to the city Jail DR.. Trsacy OF.
tracted the bullet, which shattered the
bone In one Of young Steels's legs.
In . spsech on Main street Thomas H.
Carter proposed that Hslsua should in.
vits all who advocated her causs to come
here and join In . monster DEMONSTRATION
ct an early date.
The celebration continued until late
hour.
HELENA. Nov. 7.-Hank Nunros. who
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puhlisan; public sdministssAsN l6Astia,
osoeesast eountv susveyee. T11gyA esm-
eesatS eoeense, Whiteeeos, pspee&1oA
ousrBR CoUNTr 1Icxu&
Nnxs CITY. New. z.-0a ~ eeunty
tiekst Hopkins, dsmoesat. b e1ssloe rep
ssssntativs. and the coutsA botweea
Brown. demoeeat. and Caeoon, uepehlh
caa, Tor rspcssentative b eloao, ~ H.
chances In fsvee Of The feeaBsr. unwkins,
papullst, h shseiif, Truscett, ds0eeeet h
tseasurse; Geok, democrat, aspessegs niss
4cKsnsls, democrat, supsdntsnoDas ee
eehools; Loud, rspublioan. b eooo1v %.
toensy; Bach, republican, admtulseEutoe,
and Swsrdaesr, rspablieans b seunty
elsek. .4-
Ths psseinets not heard frem will poll
eoout 10 votes, and thses hes heea -
much scratching that the result = hasd 10
pesdiet Condit. democrat, Tor jsint rep.
rsssntativs with Dawson county. psskahly
hes . majority In this cauuty, h9t 10
beaten IN his own county and uneoubt'
edly defeated. lN
PROBABLY REPUnLloAu.
HuLIN0s. Nov. Ion the state and
legislative ticket 20 far Ccebsss has 9sl,
Hartman Tb. Maiden 50, Smith - Hunt
90, Luce 2ii, Reeves ll0. State sssator.
Babcock s6l. Gasnon 70. O'Deansll l2o
Representative, Firth 81, LovslIs ia,
Ceassn S7& The returns thus faR rs-
esivsd indicate the election ee The sntire
republican ticket except treasurer
JEFFERSON REPUBLICAu.
Special Dispatch 20 the Standard,
BoULDER, Nov. THE republican isgis.
1ativs ticket 10 elected without 6eubt.
The democrats elect the sheriff and elssk.
The populists elect the school supssin.
tendsnt, with few precincts 10 hear from
yet.
In Cerbsst's Hsms.
NIssouLA. Nov. 7.-NeLauGhlin demo.
erat and independent rspubliesn. 10
islsetsd sheriff By an overwhslming ma
joeity. c. W. Berry, indspsndsat. 10
elected assessor. Miss NcClay, popullst,
was elected superintendent % schools.
Alfred Cave, democrat, treasures. D. j.
Bailey, democrat, clerk and recorder.
The legislative ticket, - far 90 The 70.
turns have been received. ase; 6mead.
republican, senate; Horshsy, republican,
Latimer, populist, Hollenstsiner, repub.
llcan, representative. The balance Of
the rspublicans slsctsd arc: Andrew Lo.
gan and William Laudsrs, Justices sf the
peace, and Tom Corbett and william
Landsrs constablss. Judge Reeves. foe
justice Of the supreme court, runs far
ahead In this county. For msmbse Of
congress Hartman leads by more than l0o
Al far % received the count iss HastmAu,
$50: Corbstt, 7A; Smith, 7so.
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American Cattle.

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Prohibition against
American cattle has taken another COM
plexiou. Tho translation from American
veterinarians showing the infection from
Texas fever is limited to certain localities
are now being prepared for submission to
the imperial secretary Of state for foreign
affairs. DIR. Frank Billings. state veter.
mary for Nebraska. will furnish expert
testimony. 1t 10 stated the import Of
English cattle into Germany will also b
prohibited.
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Oh DEARl Oh DEARl
Helena nas Aads Pretty Msss Of
Pelities sass Esssgh.
Sr,oRlal Dianafeh In thu QfnnAapA

Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.
HELENA, Nov. 7.-Rsturns received up
6p. m. show that the populist have elected
C. X. Brown. Michael Coebett, Jno. H.
Hussby, Mart Mitchell, Joseph Oker and
John H. Shober to the legislature from
Lewis and Clarke county. They have also
elected J. H. Jurgsns sheriff. Alex r.
Barns treasurer, and wall probably elect
T. Z. Crutchsn, county attorney, S. C.
Hudson, assessor, John Workman, public
administrator, and A. G. Lombard, sur.
veyor. The republicans probably elect
A. ]. Craven and John Horsky to the
legislature. J. S. Tooker. clerk and re.
corder, Miss Minnie Reifsnrath, school
superintendent, and VIM. L. Bullard,
coroner. Tho democrats do not elect an
officer. With IL precincts having about
500 votes to be heard from, the following
l. the result 10 far for representative in
congress: Corbett, si4; Hartman, 1,7l2;
Maiden, liz; Smith, 1881.
On the associate justiceship tho returns
20 far are: Hunt, 2,Aj0; Luce, $40; Reeves,
1855.
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Lest Their Nerve.

HYASSIs, Neb.. Nov. THE Burlingtsa
passenger train was held up about ~
east Of here at o'clock this meenina ~
two men, who boarded the train 81 WIN.
man, covered the engineer With Winehaa.
tiers and told him to stop the train vhen
ordered. When tho train was stoppsd ~
men got Of and ran, taking nothing with
them. II is supposed they lost their nsrvs
at the last minute.
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KEEPING TIL M IN JAIL.

Two Men Who Will Know Better Than
to Ever Mention Anaconda Again.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Nov. Tho preliminary hear.
ing of tho cases agains, Thomas Graves
and {. J. Doherty on the charge of bribery
at the election has been continued,
County Attorney Nolan not being ready to
proceed with his side.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7s-Whsa ChAisaAa
Bahsoek At the rspuhlisan eeasssssisaal
eommitteo left headquastees to-night -
said the reports ssesivsd daring ~ ~
rave The repuhaieans % cut q ~ -
msmhses e W hsuss hsveaa pseaAveo-
turs, Wills thsss was pessihili1y & =.
curing 81 addlttenal msmhsea ~. BHb'
cook also stated his infogmattea lea1s ~
10 bslssvs thses b . possibility g sssas1nu
three mese nsnhses fssm AlAhanAs ~
freu Illiaois, GO ftom lsva, xaneea.
Kentucky, NehgNskA and Seath Casu1fnn
each, three more from Ainasss1A. ~
from Ohie. two fss0 PsanavlvaaiA. tAssa
from Missouri. 60 iron Asknneaa, tAsQ1
from Louisiaas aad tArss fsoa Ts9nA y
thsss claims are realised u vil uvo ~
rspuhlisans 81 memhsss, q . na1ogolv
q % msmbses.
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Ths Ropal1oeo ues4 ~ xRuDDA
wAsmoTor. Nev. s.-nspsEls rses1vs1
up to e'elosk ts-aAoA1 inAisoAo
tkat he nsxA ssaA4s IN I've - 6s0ep
essts, a rspuhlisAns an1 eix DsvaliB1ss
vhlls the attstnde g ~ soeoessse e
Ssnatee Harris. e 1soneaDA , sem =
doubt. In Ills slaal0soAesa enaA.e5
Stewart sse ssess q Ssve1As
iiss.s hut vho hsvs snnssaspi -
separation fsom that pas0, aAd Gesss1ss
Tillman, who vill ds1h1lsss b e1ss1s1 ~
The se-eallsd indspso1sa1 dsnosssAs G
The 6outh Caselina lsoislatnEs. ass pAnas1
In The populiss sslunna. T1llnAA IN
probably vote With ths dsmesraas . ~
oeRanisation aud S>svass and Jeoas q
Nevada, and Ps1se With ths sspshaisann.
This vould throw The balance e po0ug
inte The hands of The pepulis>s.
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IT'S A oReAr SUCCESS.
saaviats Easagsnsss vssy pssslss u
0ut1o.

BUTrE, Nov. 5.-Alexnn01e oa1vtni
opened his ensAesmsat q AAguiss's ~
uight 70 an Immense audisnee. svssy he9,
ineludtns the aleovs. end evssy ssa4 -
staiss and dewn vas sesupisd Ths ~
ee sThs Cuasdsmsa" b % fanlliAs - ~
general public Through Dumas' fAnsas
navel that rsssssnes - ~ plse b unneer
essasy. Ths play was slebssaa.6 seaee1.
Ths company b szesllsnt ana M salvt.l
sPpsstsd lsss = svssi.f e i nss vsZ -. -
vial v to-day the hos4 expeoeoa q ~ ~
mautie drama before The Ameeiean -,
-. Te-negsow night ~Dea Casses .
basan" VIII b psgeeeme1. The sale q
ssa.s foe the satlFs Vssk h pAsns1saAllv
lasso and Salvtni's sa0aos0ons vi0 sAnk
- oas q the 0reaA eueeeeses q ~ Deee
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lt 10 . Nook and Meek Race. ard
honore Are Easy Up 20 This
Hour-Apaoonda Has . Trisis the
Lsad with RetuPns Due From
Eastside Precincts In Which Hell
ena Claims q Majority.
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It-Diy's Weather.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-For Montana:
Fair. warmer in the eastern portion; vari-
able winds.
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LEXINGTON, Nov. I'm the Seventh dis
trict ,5rcckinridge's) the returns up to 10
a. m. give Denny, republican, o majority
Of 100.
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sAx RRAxclsco. Nov. 7.-0ix tuzlaaQ-
Venus won. Niss RusA sssoed, unnA
third; tims. lazy. One mils-Rise -,
Flirtilla second, oakland third, tinA
l:li. Mile ana ons-sixtssnth, husdls-
Dick O'Mallsy won, Noeven sseoad, -
bad third; time, 1 :t& Fiftsen-sixtssaAAs
Of 0 mils-Happy Day won. Polaski 60.
ond, Ohiyssa third; time. "a Slx fass
longs-Huutsman won. Ciaequee seeea1s
Chsnuck third; time, 1:l2
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-05-05
FINANCE NOTES,

THE cane sugar product of Louis lana
amounts to COB, s53,os7 pounds, emit.
Ting the planters to S11 ,G34, 461 bounty.
DIRECT foreign trade from the South
Atlantic ports has at last been accom-.
plishcd by the presence of passenger
steamship loading at Port Royal, S. c.,
for Liverpool.
a RECEIVER has been appointed at
Lawrence, Kan, for the j. Il. Watkins
Land Mortgage company. The total
liabilities are said to be s., $50, 900, and
the assets, SC, 22O, 900.
TIE director of the mint has pre-
pared a report, showing that the total
gold product of the United States in
1898 was 1,739,Os1 ounces, valued al
$50, $50 900, an increase for the year OF
7S,455 ounces.
TIE Iron Age reports total capacity
of pig iron furnaces in blast April l.
at 1876, 7S2 tons, against 110,166 tons or
March 1, 9,242 tons on February 1, and
rs compared with 17a, s5S tons on April
1. 1898.
TIE annual report of the STANDARD
Oil company. of New York, filed with
the secretary of state, shows: Assets
$50, $50. 900; debts, SIS, $50, 900; capita.
stock. $1,000, 900, all of which has beer
actually paid in.
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SEBASTOPOL GEESE.

They Have a Most Isea utlTul KlulnaSc and
Rounded Bodies.
The Sebastopol goose resembles the
E1nbden or German races in shape, al
though the former is possessed of Il lit
tic more elegance of form, and is per-
hapes more swanlike. 1t is found in
nearly all the cclors which the Ger
man geese show, white and gray, OF
white alone. The pure white are
probably considered the most hand
some. and are the only ones sent tc
purchasers paying high figures, but
those with gray upon them would be
just as attractive. The distinguishing
features in the Sebastopol geese are
the long, ribbon-like plumcs which
grow above the wing bar These grace
full feathers lend a very aristocra tic
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For a while I saw no change or benefit
from taking the Discovery but persisted
in its use, keeping my bowels open by taking
much outdoor exercise as was possible, until
began to gain in flesh, and gradually the
year Somewhere from fifteen to eighteen bot s,te
ties of the Discovery 1t has now been
four years since first used it, and though
not using scarcely any since the first year,
my health continues good Ny average
weight being 15j to 100 pounds, instead Of
125, it was when I began the use of the
Discovery Many persons have reminded
mo Of my Improved appearance. Some
say look younger than l did six years
ago when was married. am now forty
eight years old, and stronger, and enjoy
better health than have ever done before
in my life" vonrs trnlv.
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HUMOROUS.

-Doctor-''You cough more easily
this morning?" Patient-'I ought to
Il practiced all night. ''-Hallo.
~ should like to see any man try
to kiss me- mo doubt: but you
shouldn't admit t.''-Picl<-Me-Up.
move?'' Hardup Ia bsently)-Can't pay
the rent, I suppose" - Philadelphia
Times.
The boy who fain would learn to swim
Can studiously promote his wishes
Iguarantec the IA ct 10 him
If he but join school Of fishes.
Mrs. Cotfec-''Nhere did you learn
that new piece?" Daughter-'It isn't
Il new piece. The piano has been
tuncd.''-rown Topics.
Mr.. Gusiner "a self-satisfied bore)-
Il can tell just what people are think
ing Of me- Miss Pcrt-''Indeed How
very unpleasant it must be for you -
Brooklyn Life.
-''Wen. suppose erything went
off without n single hitch up at
Brown's?' 1T did. You see the bride
had cloped with the best man two hours
before. ''-1ntcr-Ocean.
1T isn't the trouble Il man has in
meeting his bills that gives him a care
worn look says Il philosopher. cts
-Philadelphia Record.
Mrs. Winks-'.Dame Fortune has
been smiling on Neighbor Hicks. I
hear" Mrs. JinlSs-'Oh. the horrid
old wretch, and his poor, dear wife lot
dead ii month. '-Inter-Ocean.
-Why?-Fra nl<--''Beets are full of
sugar, aren't they, mamma?" Mann
ma-''Yes, Frank" Franl1-''Then,
mamma, why does the cook go and put
vinegar on them?'-Harper's Bazaar.
-"Blykins is a very well-in formed
man." II used to think So "What
has happened to shake your faith:''
"N'cll, you see. he has qualified as a
juror in a capital case. Washington
Star.
Mrs. Figg-"What is the reason I
never see you playing with jimmy
Briggs any more?' Tommv-"Hc ain t
got no respect for the fashions. He
wants to be playin' marbles in top
spinnin' time. Ind annapolis Journal.
--Pegg-''S omctimes the absolute
faith my boy has in my wisdom makes
me almost ashamed of myself" Potts
You need not worry. 1t will aver
age up all right. BY the time he is
twenty he will think you know moth
ing at all."-Tit-Bits.
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II tho following letters had been written
ky. your best known and most esteemed
your confidence than they now are, coming.
as they do, from well known, intelligent, and
trustworthy citizens, who, in their several
Of yho Te
known and much respected lady, Mrs. John
ef 81 She r disspi IN Br
Y. Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the
1nvalds' Hotel and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo, n. Y, as follows: II was
our home physicians and received no
benefit whatever. I also took treatment
Philadelphia. Jersey City, Binghamton, and
received no benefit from them. In fact
I have paid out hundreds of dollars to the
to Visit us M from the West and he told me to
try DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Io had taken it and it had cured him. I
nave taken ten bottles of tho Discovery
be any one wishing any Information I would
gladly correspond with them, If they enclose
return stamped envelope"
Not less remarkable is the following from
Been 's sro1bied T. with sfi1 disease oil my
life As grew older the disease seemed en;ed
many advertised remedies with no benefit,
until was led to try Or. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. When began taking
persons have since toid me that they thought
had the consumption. weighed only about
125 pounds. The eruption on my skin was
confined to my face, but afterwards spread
over the neck and head, and the itching be-
came simply Mnoearoble. This was my con.
When would rub the parts affected kind
OF branny scale would fall of.
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PERSONAL ANo LITERARY.

-Macaulay took his Sunday dinner
alone at a coffee house. After dinner
he would build q pyramid OF wine
grasses. which usually toppled over.
He would pay for the broken glass and
go.
After paradise Lost" was printed
it was translated into French, ana
this version falling into the hands OF
an innocent Englishman, he made a
prose translation back into English
and sent it to publisher. The manu-
script is in>the British museum.
The titles of Jewish rabbinical
writings are often very fanciful. One
commentary is called ''The Heart OF
Aaroa,'' the Introduction to the Tai.
mud is the Clones of Joseph" and
other treaties are termed Garden OF
Nuts and Golden Apples
Mrs. Caroline II. Dali tells the
Springfield publican that when she
first went to Washington, over forty
years ago, Daniel Webster said to her:
Remember, you may have what po'
litical opinions you please, but the
woman who expresses them is damn
ed
George Augusta Sala was recently
asked by a very corpulent lady how
she should dress in attending a fancy
ball. ''Well,'' replied Mr.. Sala, as he
sized up the ample proportions of the
lady, ''if 1 were you would put a frill
around my neck, don light red dress
and go as ham,
The new British knight, Sir Thorn
: as Salter Pyne, who is only thirty-twt
| years of age, began life as mechanic
| in the great birmingham engineering
| firm of Tangyc. Then he went to India
| as the foreman of a factory, and soor
| became superintendent of the arsena
| and pu bile works of the amcer of AT
ghanistan. He held this place for near
| ly ten years, until a short time ago hi
| was attached to the mission of Sill
Thomas Durand.
Miss Olive Schreiner, the author o
that strange book, 1.-The Story of III
African Farm" is engaged to be mar
ried. Tler betroAhed, who is four o.
five years younger than the bride tx
be, is Mr.. Cron Wright, the son of ;
well-known South African farmer ant
member of the Cape parliament. HI
is himself successful farmer and {
clever speaker, and it is supposed that
he will enter parliamentary life. 1t i:
said, by the way. that more than 10000
copies of The African Farm have
been sold.