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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-09-07

DAVIS & RANKIN BLDG. & MFc. Co.
AGENTS WANTED. Chicago. III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-30

mar gerabe bel ibnt, Der ben @tntrcteuz
Sen nit ben @orten elnpfin9: Sic
fonnen gerabe ;ur re6ten 3eit, meil1
liebcr 0eruanSo, I'M mir segen lueile
Sram beilte9en ;u fOnneu. Sic oriA9t
mieber einnal III mid, oiele 8ernabette
fortSuld),dell uuo id ltraute mid Do
sesen, neil meiue 9o6ter 10 icDr al!
benz WfdO6en bangt."
nDu fannit it6er iein. Dap iis einen
bur6an8 iiblen @tuflu6 auf 8eatri;
fat" periiderte Dolores.
nMeine Iogter lit cine uiel 5u por>
nebme @iatur, I'm iid BON eiuer Die
nerin beeinfluiien SIT lalen. bapon bin
i'd feft iiber5en9t. slber fie lit .geraoe
III Der lesten 3eit offenbar leioenb, uno
i'd mo6te ibr besmesen ieoe @rregung
ferubalten."
nSa, ia, gu biit piel ;u gut uno
na9iidtis nnb taBt iie tbun, mas lie
mill. Das lit ia 6te perfebrte Melt."
(Sortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-30
6ramiam aeaen it'd, ielbft.

Die srauiamiten r1nbilben = nnbtIben, beren niai
einmal etn gsilber sesen Gebenmeni6cn fdbis TIT
perib ber ctptltiirte Menfd sesen b, tnbem ct bra
ttiG wi,fenbe GurSaaSen peri9tudt, weIae tbm Nia=
sentrdmpte reruriad9en, ieine Ginsepetbe umtrem=
peln limb ieneu sbrper fdpdaen. giele seute tbun
bies beitdnbis in benz @larben, baf nur Webt3inen,
unb ipectea abfhbrmtttel, pel6e sspaltfam ptrfem,
BON 0ussn ieten. Inter bteIer traserti&en SuuFon
pirb unslaubItG rtel an per @:Iunbbeit seiuneist.
Dasiense GbfhbrmttteI, fpeldes benz ppbltbdttsen
gBtrten nathrlidben Stubt9anss am ndditen fpmmt,
1T 9pftetter's Mcsenbttters, bas idmerslps, abe,
bur&sreifenb wtrtt nnb bic Ginsepetre frdfist, anz
itatt iie 5u rets.n uut gu ibpdden. Der Masen unb
BITE 0eber peroen slet9settts Des wpbltbdtsen Gins
auf bic sanse $Oufttuttou auSnbf, D2alartaarttse,
rbeumattibe, 0eren= uub Nerpenleben ftretaen Spi
oem Sttter8 BITE Se8el.
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l.. WoLFSON i'm Jahre 1894.

9ier trifft man chamber uno reid)t
li6 8pei Singer, bas S0ffelden in Der
9ano. Die Serliebten, Die ii6 auI
Verabreoun9 treifen, tbun gang er,
ltaunt: rgSie, sic lino bier? DurdJ
wel9en 9liidli6en ,3ufall ?" II. /. ID.
Die Su9eubdder beobadten, obne es
su Dollen; lie fennen ba6er belier al8
ir9enb Semanb Die SiebeSgel6i6ten Ser
Gariler @eielll1aften. sic lebeu nit
an, luie bielelben be9innen unb li6 auf=
l0len.
Sn ben bier 9eldliloerten &ofalen III
YariS uno in uornebmeren Stdbten
sSranfrei6s befommt man SUDDEN mnb
Baiteten aller 9lrt uno oaSu feline 9ifore
nno 4if0rlpeine, Manoelmil6 uuo 9ebn=
lides. Der Snbaber oes @ei6afteS
lit ein Tatiliier.4 Der .@onfileur"
betreibt Gil, bur6auS anbereS @eld)dft.
gr uerfault ndnli6 MIR 3udermerf
aller 9lrt, beionberS in 3nder ein9e-
matbte 6riidte, 3uderman0eln, 6ru6ts
6onbons II. !. 10. s}n oeu oben ers
w0bnten Stonbitoreien lino bic beliebz
telteu SUDDEN 9lpfelt0rt6en, nit Creme
9clilllter giefuitteig, ben man rSlit.
tuhen" neunt, Nolincnfu6en lluo Napl=
fu6en nad oeutI6er 9lrt.
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DaS 9Selteuoe mad Salb.
HuOolpb 6alb bat in einem 8ortrase,
ben CT oieier Gage iiber p9Seltentitebuns
uuo @eltuntersan9" in 2eipsis sebal<
ten bat, na6 Dem rGb. g. Die 9lnii6t
9ednBert, unlerer @roe orobe cine gro6e
@efabr BON oem I'M Sabre 1866 entoedz
ten Someten, Der ais Geoolutionar baS
unioerlum, obne ii6 oil beitimmte Babs
men nno 0fe9eln gu binben, bur6lauit.
SIN Sabre 1899 eri6eine Oieler Sonnet
wieber uno miilie altronOmil6en 8e=
re6nun9cu na9 alSoann nit ser Grbe
sulammenltoBen. 9ta6 6albS Sere6s
nun9 lit oieler Gag OeS lSeltunterga1s
ses Der 13. ytooember 1899, ein Ger.
min, Der ii6 bOdlten8 i'm einen oOer
5wei Gage Uerl6ieben toune. Sollte
Der 3uiammenltOB bic Sataltropbe ni6t
berbeitiibren, 10 werbeu mir na1 Yroz
felior Salbs Serii6erun9 ein 9iaturlpiel
erleben, wie es nod nt6t basspele len:
einen Sterni6nuppeufall 9lei6 einem
S9neefall, Der in Der 53eit pom 13. bis
Is. 9iouember 1899, Mtor9enS amis
i6eu 2 bis llbr nit 8eitimmmfbeit
eintreten miro.
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,ises, per,u6.rtss 4iu9en fdaft tei4.
ten Stublsang mo rseufirt bte gla.
ben ~ nssmsnSe,s SS s 9ins.r, % iuslss BE- in i aan,
natnrgemdber W.tfe iuirien nnb anf tpst4e
leine Reaction folst. @aftriifes &opffueb,
bilt6ies 2cpfipeb, Geroaunnssbefdmerben,
btli6ie Mnfdlle liuo alle nit BEN Wdgen ober
Darmtaual suiammeuhdugenben hipdbllt.
telttn tptrbeu bura iie oerbdtst, bsisttist
xnh turirt.
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/. W0LFSoN i'm Jahr,e{,. 1894 n
Sefet bic Yreiie !!

8ebledbfer Sufe!.0amasf, 6O-66 @ts lett AZ Sta
GO 3oa sebl. Satin Dantast, rs @ts. iebt so Cts
Iiltftfb rotber Satin 0aaasf, $500 @s, iebt45 S.
70 sou eebl Satin 9amasf, 80 @ts ebt Is Gts.
S6 Snl Damasf 9anbtidber. 10 @ls. ett 10 Gts.
9ud SanotGder, 47X24 3on, 40 @ts iebt % @tS.
Saf1m Samast 9anotiid9er, 4oX22 3ca, 35 @ts.,
iett % Cts
gane9 9ea1bet'ete Serpietten 81 Is iebt go @ts.
g 3butee Oamaef Serbietten, $1.25 ebt 81 10.
46 egtrasfeine 9amasf safeI Gets, $3.50 iett $780,
Seine @ioerbaun Quilts, $3.50, iebt So. sc
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3emtfdbe Sob Office uno Bud
binnerei.

9euti6e, foipie engIii6e SrudsIrs
beiten tperben prompt unb billig pers
fertigt bon Sobn g 6 oft, go z
Nprb Yrefa>S StraBe.
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3o9o SonltQnttll nit 2tgrippt1ta Die
porin5e, 0rdfia BON 3aruefom.
SIN &oni9lidlen Saul Breubell mar
ErinS gllbredt gater eit 1858 nit
Nolalie D. Tau6 permablt, pel6e 1855
Snr @roftn b. 0obenau erbpben wurOe.
Nns oieler @be eutitammen Die beioen
grafen QSiibelm uno 6rie Sobenau.
9lus oem 0auie Saunoper bat 9rill<
sellin Trieoerife nit Dem Sreiberrn y.
PamelzNammil9en cine Hiebesbeiratb
gel9loilen unO i'm so9lidr rGaDril6ell
Saule Yrin5 2uOlpig i'm 9topember 1892
NIT 9lntonle gartb, al8 Srau b. 8ars
tolf geaoelt.
u 8 erfenS Spertbes
3 et6 Der 3eit miro aus Bitts<
burg, Ya., Die 3batlade perneIDet, oab
ote oorti9e nnion oer ulterslasarbeiter
an Seniter9laofabrifanten @elboarleDen
8tbt, Inn Die elelben lit ben Stano III
ieeelt Die berrldenbc @ei6dftsoeprel=
lion 5ll iiberltebeu. Die Galle Der
llnion iol 1aulenbc Don Dollars 3u
oieIem 3ped CUR gerfitgung seltellt
baben nnb eine sanSe 0seibc BON 9lppli>
fationen liegt Der lluion por. Our6
oie 9ilfe berielben iino oerl6ieoene
Sabrifen, bte sel9loHen maren, pteber
1T 8etrieb 9eiest unb anoere, Die Dor
! oer S1ltebung ftanoen, I'm 8etrieb 9es
balten lporoen.
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Dura pl6slt9en Gemperatur BetieI entfteten
Iesdt: rauber 9als nnb Seierfeit. Or. guu'S Suteu
@srup brtnst Ginberuns unb ipfprttse aur berbel
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8ei iisenser

. ei jitenher
9ebensm eife,
unb tuean man
iuenig Setuesung
bat, foute mall ifets
DIR. Yieree's Pleas
ant Pellets bel f9
! baben. &ie iuriren
Sartletbisfeit pof.
tip unb auf bic
Gauer. Gin iutns
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WHITTIER Ann WV pnlrrING9


Time TO CiSnK the L.nwlas.uc,, that IL
iInnnpant IN tho Country,
TO he Editor Ctthe iptduqnet,i
sIR:-Allow me a lIt,lo space In your
columns to call marked attention to tho
alarming conditions which now con.
front tho people Of the United States.
We arc go absorbed in poraonnl ny.
grnndlscmon., In tariff for rovcnuc and
tariff for protection, In silver bimptal.
lain nrid gold, IN partisan suCcGsS and
tho Rrc0d Tor olliCeg, that wo scem OIL.
most to overlook or to ignore tho mass.
ing ana tho consolidation Of forces now
going on throughout tho country that
may lend US Into revolution il not
anarchy. Tho daily pnpors .ocm with
r~ooitals Of violence By organizations OF
mon WHO outrage individual rights and
got law OF defiance. And thousands and
tens OF Thousands, who do not part!ci.
patio directly with tho rioters, encourage
thotr lct, with avowed sympathy, aud
cypress theIr readiness to join 10 tho
overthrow Of law and order. So COM.
mon has this condition now BECOME as
scarcely to pNcitc moro tbnn u passing
romNrk Of rG1rot, as II It Is to DO OK.
pcctod aud endured. What does It all
monu1
10 it not time TINT every ranectlng
and patriotic man, every man who loves
our boosted institutions and desires
their pcrpctuity, Is 1t not timo, | Nslt,
for all such to ponder anxiously this
question, mud consider whoruunto this
contempt Of law, these acts Of yioleuce
by organized masses OF mon, these out.
ragcs OF individual. rights, will land IL,
II not speedily Checked-and checked at
any cost Aud what aro we doing to
check then2 Shall law prevail, and II
not what thGn2 Lot those answer
whoso duty it is to execute the laws, to
maintain ordor and peace, to protect in.
dividunl rights and ~iifo-answor and
act. II timi1ity, or sympathy with law.
%leaaness, or s~ycophancy, prevent the
prompt ~diechargo Of their sworn duties,
public opinion should force them into
action. Tho road to anarchy ia broad,
and thousands ara now tralnplng it with
loud hu2zas for tho goal they believe
Glmoat IN sight Am | an alarmist2
Perhaps 80, but a timely alarm often
prevents q disastrous contagration.
Citizen.
Whfelfnn ". 70, Nay 81.
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SATURDAY NEWS BRIEFS.

Cholera is raging in Russian Poland.
Smallpox scare In Chicago is about
over.
Paris police ore still arres,ius auarch.
lists.
Tho coal workers strike at Port Said,
Egypt, Is ended.
President Ezeta is still winning vic.
tories over rebels in Salvador.
Welsh Baptists OF Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania are in session at Sharon.
Governor AltgeId, OF Illinois, denies
that ho hos any intention II resirning
because OF ill-healLh.
W. II. Sim!ck, Of Pittsburgh, bought
at sleritI's sale the cold rolled steel
works at New Konslng,on.
Major W. T. Gillespie and Arnold
Bernborger were killed Mt Tacoma,
WASH, by 4 cave-ln yesterday.
Tho Ruskin Cooperation Association
OF Pennsylvania 10 hunting for land in
Tennessee for coloniziug purposes.
Captain Ilcndr ix, OF bridgeport, is
forming IN anti. CoSoy army to march
TO Washington to offset the wealers.
The new executive building to DO o n
structed ut Harrisburg will have 900
moro SQUARE feet Of floor area than the
present cdilce.
The body OF q stranger was found on
the railroad tracks at indianapolis.
Investigation ehowed that he had been
ruur,lprel and robhn3
Application was made nj Chicago Tor
n receiver tor tho Knights aud Ladies'
OF America. Chargoa Of misconduc.
are made against the oficerc.
Tho alleged conspirators, At~tornovs
Hunter, Ivory and Boatty. OF tho Pitts
burgh bar. were discharged at their
hearing before tho court at Greensburg.
Samuel Darcus, a farmer near Spring.
field. o., Is under arrest on tho charge
stealing n house In broad daylight. Oar.
Gus morcd the house from one farm to
another.
A scaled bottle containing q note pur-
porting to be written by an ANONYMOUS
suicide was tated ont Of the Allegheny
river near Tarentum. Supposed to be
L practical Joke.
Harry Anderson, colored, was arrested
in Beaver Falls. Friday night, "a ho
answers the description OF New York
Shine" wanted Il. Tarentum for the
murder Of Mra. Rupert about two years
ago,
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by local applications, as they cannot
roach the diseased portion of the oar.
Thore Ia only Il way to cure deafness,
aud that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness 10 caused BY an iniamud con
dition Of tho mucous lining Of the
eust0chian tube. When this tubo gets
intlamed you have n rumbline sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tireIv closed deafness is tho result, and
unless tho inflammation eau DO takon
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, houring will be destroyed
forever; ntne cases out o.! ten are caused
by catarrl, which ia nothing but an
intlamcd condition OF tho mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars ior
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, FREQ.
~. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
G5Sold BY druggista, Is cents.
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MOVE
nriilinnt but vory Embarrassing 20
Democratic SCnntor,.

'N} 'sNhbAAl AtH7lhk w
bbmGcrntlO Senators.
WAsHtSuroS, May Ex-senator HIPS
fresh attempt, yesterday to put tho load.
ers oil his party Ia tho sCndtc at n dis.
advantage by Offering IN amondmen. to
pInco load ORC on tho ltoc list WAC not
particularly brilliant, but II wus suNi.
clont 10 give llarrIs and Vust and tho
test Of them n very bud quarter Of un
hour.
II was 80 casy 10 mike such Il thrust
thRt II accmod to DO grntuitous and
malicious. 1t was moro dIsngroCablo
than the tGunts OF the Republicans, as
II camo from n Of their own members,
n senator whose motto. II nm u Dono.
crat," Is always In u condition Of quota.
tlon.
1t was 30 ovldcnt hat tho solo linton.
tion OF tho senator, as appeared on tho
surface OF hia rather insiucorc speech,
was 10 emphasize anew the departure
OF tho managers IN tho senate from
Democratic doctrine that 1t wus accord.
ingly provoking. and Senator Yeats
tcaty r0ply hardly made things bOttcr,
rs Il WIS al admission Of MI that iiili
hnd charged and n confession that they
had to do 1t simply because they could
not holp 1t.
10 Aldrich's keen thrust asking why
they had put IL duty on whito load much
higher than on lead ores, Vest again
complained OF tho taunts that were be-.
Ing thrown at thoin, but could only an.
swcr that they were forced to do ii.
Vi course everybody recognizes that Il
would greatly simplify matters IL Mr..
Voat would tell just why no ard h!a
friends havO been forced 10 do what
they frankly admit ,hcy themselves
condemn, but WHOM pressed upon this
point they vaguely hint ut powers be.
yond their control, crouch behind tho
assumption TINT thoy cannot violate tho
confidence Of their secret sessions. and
finally declare that It is all done neces-
sarily mud imporntivoly In tho lntorcat
OF tho passage OF "somo kind OF a bill"
Tho epoch OF Senator Vest was clear
ly humlliating and exceedingly cnbar.
RAISING to him. Ito labored painfully
and could not ans wcr any inquiry OK.
cept with tho utmost nccrbitv which
often amounted to real anger. He lie on
record In SO many eloquent speeches rs
advocating the theory that FREQ trade
was necessary to destroy the trusts, that
his declaration to-day that tho imposi-
ton OF tho duty would uss!st to cripple
tho lead trust was little lesa than
astounding.
The duty aud tho vote upon i. show
conSpicuously how fnsincesitv rnlcs
the senatorial roost, and the only good
thing about 1t Ia that out OF tho jumbo
OF hypocrisy, or something worse. comes
Il good protective duty on lead ores,
whilo not quito 80 welcome cones tho
surprisingly high duty on white lead,
which is we'll understood to be solely in
tho interest of certain friends Of tho
administration.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort md Improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
ter thnn Others md enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will atteSt
the value TO health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Ia due to lis presenting
10 the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, tho rcfrcshlng md truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
attvC; c!IeCtually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and foyers
and permanently curing constipation,
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met With the approval Of the medical
profession, because 1t nets on the Kid
nOys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and 1t Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by Oll drug
g'sts in 50c mud 81 bottles, but II Ia man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on evory
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig
and being well informed, you will pos
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE pREsDYTErIANS.
Saturdays Proceedings OF tho General as.
nhmhlY.

saturdays proCccdlnES OK tne Hcncrul as
semhly.
SARATOGA, May 27.-Soon after 10
o'clock yesterday tho Presbyterian Con-
eral Assembly took up tho calling Of
the roll for the expression OF individual
opinion upon tho Smith case, beginning
with tho Synod OF Indiana, where yes
terday's adjournment LETT the case. Be-
fore adjournine, eeventy;one speeches
on the Smith case had been delivered,
two Of thom OF uncertain tenor, twenty
two OF thom in favor Of sustaining tho
appeal in whole OF in part. and forty
eeveu opposed to such action. Tho de-
sire Of the assembly to hasten this order
was eviuced just before recess by n vote
TO continue in session during tho after
noon, and to begin u half hour curlicr
than usual.
Rev. DR.. Hills, OF Evanston, ILL.,. en-
tered q protest egainst tho action of the
general assembly on tho subject OF theo-
logical Summaries, on behalf Of himself
and about forty others. The protest
wa based upon tho a%ssembly's dcclara.
ton In 1929, that such control is not
within its rightiul Jurisdiction. and
upon its action in 1870. declaring it i'm.
practicable and undesirable. 1t was
further opposed because the proper
place tor it is tho presbytery, aud be-
cause it would reflect upon any semi
narythat refused to comply with the
proposals oil complete control over pro-
icssors and directors. The objection
was also urged that constitutional
change should precede tho acquisition
OF the power now proposed.
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THE 0 OF II WORK.

Alover Of pictures. a man Of means, making 4 tour Of the art
galleries of the world, realized that the luxury Of seeing all these
beauties was limited to the very wealthy, and to them only by
Wearsome and expensive travelling and time. "Why not in the
present age of perfect Photographic reproduction, why not reproduce
the most beautiful. the most popular, the most noted of these art
treasures :" was the question he asked himself. Why not indeed
no sooner thought Of than he applied his means and prestige to Sc.
cure large and perfect photographs Of the choice pictures.
The result is "MASTERplECEs FROM THE ART GALLERIES OF
THE WORLD" The original idea was to issue the book in parts
just as IS now being done; but to charge s. 50 q parton s1ooin all.
Now, a syndicate of newspaper publishers has purchased the photo.
graphs and plates, and is issuing them to 'Boom Circulation"
Now, everyone may have this magnificent work, which was
originally intended for the rich mans palace.
Such is the force OF nineteenth century invention, machinery,
enterprise, and DESIRE FOR GREAT CIRCULATION.
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4 Dnirymnn's OtinIon.

There is nothing l have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief as Chambcrlain's Pain BALM
docs. I have beon using it for abou.
two yoars-four bottles in alias occa.
sion required, and always keep 4 bottle
OF it In my home. l believe / know q
good thing whom I get hold OF it, and
Pain Balm is the best liniment l have
ever met with. W. B. Denny, dairy
man, New Lexington, Ohio.
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The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
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cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY,
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WHAT II WORK IS.

The pictures are the choice works of the greatest artists, many
Of the originals having been sold for over $780, 900 a piece. Fifteen
of these grand pictures will be given in each part, besides a sketch
Of the artist and description of the picture. When complete this
will be the best and finest Art Book ever published. Subscribers
may secure the pictures without the coupons by paying IS cents
for each part.
One part will be distributed each week. Il is therefore neces-
sary to cut one coupon out and forward them regularly, so as not
to miss any of the numbers and spoil the set.
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WILSON'S CANDIDACY,
Tho hx-GovOrnor's Campaign
AGalnst Cnmden Fairly Started.
NC0RKLE'S AND CHILTOTS aid.

AZ Belief That tho FIcry Kunawhan 10
Only hoing Used NV u Cinb to Knock
Out Camden-No Intontton of NIals.
INF Him sonator - Tho ph,ilppl
Speech al Old Timcr-rhe Congress.
sional Situation In tho Third Dis.
trlct-fiintlools Perry on tho Ton
Wave.
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DECORATION DAY
at Grafton, W. Vn., Wednesday, May 30
IS3i-A Gnln Day for Craftou.

Don't fail to see tho grand street
parade OF 500 g. a. R. met in line, with
seven brass bands. Ora,ions by mon OF
national reputation. Trotting races at
fair grounds by celebrated horses after
tho parade. For the above occasion tho
Baltimore l. Ohio Company will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling and
all stations on fourth. division n, great.
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