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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08

Mr.. G Gaillouette, druggist, Beavers
Vile. Ills. says: "To DR. Kings New
Discovery l owe my life. Wss taken with
la grippe and tried all the physicians for
mills about. but of no avail aud was given
up and told / could not live Having DR.
Kings New Discovery in nv sture l sent
for bottle and began its use and from the
first dose hegau TO get bet er, and after
using three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth It's weight in gold. We won't
keep store or house without it," Get n
free trial 1T Charles Lawrence's aud G.
GehriDg's drug stores
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New York, Jan. 7-Butter-Easier:
western dairy, 10dl6c: western creamery.
I5G26Iac; western factory. 1o915c; Elgin.
26i2c: imitation creamery, 12G1Sc; state
dairy. 10G20c; state creamery, 166I25c.
Eggs-Weaker; state and Pennsylvania.
25c; ice house. 171aG22c. Receipts. 7.l43
packages: Western fresh, 2ic; southern,
2162312c.
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THE FRENcH CHAMBERS.
Powers Of the Minor Legislative body q
the Nation

The process of legislation in the
French chambers is very simple.
Each chamber may initiate legis-
lation upon any subject, except the
finances; and . bill upon any sub
ject whatsoever must be passed in ali
its parts BIZ a majority vote in both
chambers in order TO become a law.
This is not only necessary, but it Is also
sufficient. e. the president OF the re
public has no veto power upon the leg
islation of the chambers The consti-
sution provides q period Of thirty days
between the pessass OF the law By
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08
NOTHING UNCERTAIN ABOUT TT.
Archdiocese OF Boston Gets the Anti
Secret Society Decree Down Flat.

Williams has sent out the following let
ter to be read in all the churches of the
arch diocese of Boston.
Reverend Dear SirS-We learn by
Letter from Rome, forwarded his excel
lency, the apostle delegate at WASH
ington. that the most holy father has
forbidden all Catholics to join the so
cieties of Odd Fellows. Knights of Pyth-
las or Sons of Temperance. AS to
those who have already Joined any Of
these societies. they are admonished to
withdraw from them, and if they re-
fuse TO do so, they are to be denied the
sacramento
This settles the heretofore undecided
question. that the Catholics now men,
bers must withdraw or be excommuni-
20 a6
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A Iitt,e Budaio nirl uas not telling

A little Buffalo girl was not feeling
we'll and her parent suggested that she
might be about to have ehiokenpox,
then prevalent Sho went TO bed
laughing at the idea. but early next
morning she went into her parents
room, looking very serious, and saids
Yes, it's chickenpox. papa / found .
feather in tho bed --Pro2ressive Age.
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ST. Louis, Jan. 7-Wheat-Cash, firm;
options, lower; January, 52Ssc: May, 551ac.
Corn-Cash, higher, 1850: options, lower;
January. 42a4c; May, 44asc. Oats-Lower;
cash and January, 30s4c; May, 50G507sc.
Pork-Steady, 1920. Lard-Higher. S6.75
36.S7l2. Lead-Quiet, $3.50. Spelter-
Steady. S3O5
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ST. louis.

st. Louis, Jan. 7-Cotton-Steady; mid
ding, ga Sales. l,So0 bales: receipts,
500 bales: shipments. $500 bales: stock.
- Oh1 hal
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New Orleans.


New Orleans. Jan. 7-Cotton-Futures
steady; sales, 2i,S0o bales; January. S0S
@5.u; February, s51Sa5.e 20: March, Ssa
SO; April, S5-3l@5.S2: May, s5-3eqo-Sl; June,
55s; September, $5.57q5.5S; October, S.6lg
Z e.
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LETTING Up A BIT
STOCK MARKET MORE ACTIVE WITH
GENERAL GAINS.
Regular Quarterly Dividends Of New Jersey
Central and Chicago Gas Strengthen
Those Stocks and Aid the Market Gen.
erally--American Shares Find Good
London Standardization are of Less
Consequence and Recoveries are the
Rule--Miscouri Pacific Gets Worst Of 1t
--Grangers Fractionally Higher.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE declaration to-
day of the regular quarterly dividends of
fa per cent in Chicago Gas and q per
cent in New Jersey Central, while not
entirely unexpected, were factors for
Strengthening in these stocks individ
ually. and helped to strengthen the gen.
eral market. Another favorable influence
was the good market for Americans on
the London stock exchange, which had
moved prices up so that arbitrage buying
was possible at a profit. This foreign
buying supplemented by purchasing by
local traders impaired a strong tone to the
opening dealings. A sharp covering de-
mand in Chicago Gas sent that stock I'D
per cent to 20 per cent, the general list
only moving up after it a fraction. 4
slight reaction occurred near IL o'clock.
but toward noon speculation again took
an upward turn. New Jersey Central led
with gain of 314 per cent on heavy buy
Ing induced by the announcement that
the regular dividend had been declared.
There had been large short sales last week
and consequently there was rush TO
cover which made it quite interesting for
a time. When the demand for the shares
ceased, there was reaction of per cent:
Missouri Pacific about the same time fell
on l9s Der cent from the highest price of
the morning and the general market lost
a fraction. Toward 2 O'Clock the trading
assumed strong tone. New Jersey Gen.
tral sold up per cent to 901a per cent but
subsequently reacted ] per cent, rallying
u per cent and recedlng 4 per cent, MAX
ing the gain on the day ga per cent. In
the late dealings the entire market gave
way fraction and the market closed
heaVy but in most instances at an adj
vance on Saturdays sales of lsGSl2 per
cent, the latter in Northwestern prefer
red. The other more important gains are:
american Tobacco, Ia per cent; Louis
vile and Nashville, preferred. ~ per cent;
United States Leather, Ia per cent; Erie
Telegraph, IL per cent; Sugar and Man
haitian. Is per cent and Chicago Gas and
Southern preferred, IA per cent. The
Grangers are up 1sGss per cent, the latter,
st. Paul, which was the only real active
member of the group. Among the few
shares which show declines are Missouri
Pacific, rs per cent; National Starch, l
per cent; Oregon Short Line, and Utah
Northern and Tennessee Coal and Iron, Il
per cent: Northern Pacific, Iowa Central
preferred and Sugar preferred Il per cent
and DiStilling IL per cent.
The bond market was strong and mod
eratively active throughout the day. The
sales aggregating 1856, 400
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EDITH-'sMy dear child, it's no use argu-
ing with Mr. Remsen. You can never con-
vince him. Alice-"I am sure of that,
dear. Why, do you know, in discussion
we had the other night, he actually rea-
soned. Harlem Life
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The ideal investment is DR.. Prices
Baking Powder. The inevitable divi-
dend is perfection in cooking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08

In the brightest autumn mornings
prepare the griddle cakes with Dr..
Prices Baking Powder. They make a
model breakfast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08

A ooupl. 81 dilspida,e5 trx1ps vSs
s.anding IN from. Of the -in10w 81 -
Austin rTsnl drug store IN vas~e
~ere q ranb~r u bottles c0nt<tstr4
s.oclzaers 0. Texas inserts
when kick The bake; I -xn, -
turn in,o IN isseei. aid os sr>
crossroads tourist
What god viii that DO y~T -
Che other
We'll. taizb; Be put n S1;.is q
alcohol II 5zs osaterTs,4s, rsF&ssA
.ae phiios1oa.r-1IIsE Ssft-Es>
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.
ST. Louis Grain.

ofl the fTO1uCe fXCnanSe To-Day I'M
butter market was firm; creamery, 12G25c
dairy. 11Q20c- Eggs steady, 12d19c.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOlEr-F'irm.

No. spring wheat. 5s66Oc; No. 8, nom'l;
No. red. 54Q5424c. No 2 corn, 45c; No. 3
yellow. INC. No. 2 oats. 2S2i No. 2
white. 31hM311ac; No. 3 white, 3024c. No.
; re, iS19G49c. No. 2 barley, 55c; No. 3,
5IG5iizc; No. 4, 50G51c. No. l flaxseed
$780,. Prime timothy seed, s5.55 Mess
pork, per Dbl, sll55d1l. 62l2. Lard, per
loo pounds, se.S7l5 80. Short ribs sides
Qoose). s5.S5GI5.90 bid. Dry sailed Shout
ders, (boxed), 4&lG% Short clear sides,
(boXed), 6@6ls Whisley. distillers' finish
ed goods, per gal, S1.22. Sugars-Un-
changed
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Good Market for HEAVY stock.

Chicago. jan THE number OF good
fat 800 10 800 pound steers in the market
today was comparatively small. and that
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SURE TO HAVE COOP TINE.-"Have You
received an invitation 10 the Bachelors
ball!n .Yes. indeed. I'm TO be the only
girl there What Yes: really. You
know the bachelors only had an invitation
apiece 10 send out. and I've received one
from each. n-Harper's Bazar.
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Dornrstis - o. go. ass. ~taS
shall dor Ss8f ts- ss-ao =, stfs.. ssz
:ne tso.-ls-s Is =: f..- ssc..
Mr.. siins..r- iG-aiyi - E-aasty to
box Q: r.@ yspy~- lao ~a4:s -.
There VII b s>ssxA Asa--J 4
Wasxly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08

Never leave success to chance In the
baking. DIR. Prices Baking Powder
makes it pure and sure.
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GOFF DONS THE ERMINE.
He is Installed Presiding Judge and
Charges the Grand Jury.

Charges the Grand Jury.
New York. Jan. John William
Golf. the new recorder. took his seat on
the bench today as the presiding Judge
OF the court OF general sessions of the
city and county Of New York. A vast
multitude thronged the corridors and
galleries of the building. Before Mr..
Golf entered the Judges desk was pro-
fuSely decorated with flowers. The
new recorder was introduced by Judge
Cowing and his remarks were greeted
with prolonged applause. He charged
the grand jury with the duty Of inves-
tigat charges of oppression and pro-
secution against public officials. He
also made a new order. requiring in
dictments to be kept in the care of the
clerk of the court instead of being given
into the hands of the district attorney
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-08

The modern gown has one adyantage-ft
gives woman room to laugh in her sleeve
-Philadelphia Record
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Anamic Women

with pale or sallow compilations,
or suffering from skin eruptions
or scrofulous blood, will find
quick relief in SCOTS Emulsion.
All of the stages of Emaciation,
and a general decline of health,
are speedily cured.
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Sligar
COTTON MARKET.

Refined steady
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Come, Now,

You have been talking about
buying a piano for some
time. Our stock never was
SO complete. We can suit
you in quality, style, price
and terms Most complete
line of musical merchandise
in the city. Latest sheet
music.
BARNES & NEWCOMB,
4O5 E Douglas Avenue.
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CouRTENAY-'When you proposed 10 Miss
Dexter did YOU get down on your knees
Barclay-.No. l couldn't; she was sitting
on them. Truth.
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CATTLE.
Cattle market steady
Preventative SALES.
Stock Yard Notes.

F. A. Carrthers of Anthony was at the
yards yesterday with a car of hogs
A number of hogs were bought Satur-
day and weighed yesterday. selling at 4
cents. Nothing sold yesterday for more
than $3.50.
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Money Oh Call.

New York, Jan. Money on call easy
at IL per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
2%44k per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
s4.SS9sG2 for demand and at S4S73sG3. for
sixty-days. Posted rates, 81. ssh al S9la.
Commercial bills, 1885, Silver certifi-
Gates, 60 bid. Bar silver 591s
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g 90 %
ID Midi NAL HELP.
Under this head SC per line perday-
situations Wdnted-Fem0ie.
wANTED-A situation as bookkeeper
by young lady who has had recent eN-
perience and can furnish reference. Adj
dress A NJ. care Of Eagle. dii 2t'
wANTED-H place TO work. by an ex-
perienced cook. Call at s2i y. Market.
d4i tt'
wANTED-A position as housekeeper
in city or country by German girl Good
references and no objection TO children.
Lena Winterlict, 102 Pearl St dii ST.
wv ANTED- YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE Po-
" sition a. stenoSrapher Address v .: THIS
WANTED EXPERIt NCED LADY SrENoG-
oklahoina- Good reference. Address b s.re or
kAGi.E. dsS ~
Don, cSIsc>.
WANTED-At once-Competent dining
room girl. Call at No. Al W. Central ave.
dD 81.
NANTED-A GOOD GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
W housework. Drins references Apply al 30
y EmporEi ave Eu
w TED-EXrEKIhNCED GIRL FOR GkN-
w ersIl housewOrk- Call southwest corner ktn
lOg ia and Central avenue. SSd
VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL To DO GENERAL
w house work Apply mornings Mrs A. Aunson.
eiS Waco ave. dSiu
Situations U0nted-Maie.
~ IN ILD-UILE HELP.
.nder Ihi- head DC per iius per1,y.
WANTED-Reliable men to carry our
oils and greases as speciality or side lines.
Ohio OH q Grease Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
di4 6t'
~ ANTED- GOOD ENLRGETIC MES TO
w travel for the Prtry Hoe coupling com
pany. Inquire AT LOLA North Fourth ave Wichita.
KAN, 5u
Logs.
MISCELLINE oCS
HERE ARE BARGAINS-House on
Lawrence avenue, only $50. Another. 3
room house. good barn. lot 81 II east front.
on Lawrence. only 81 30. Another s-room
house, 30 II front. close in, only $50. See
d4i 3t'
DEAN r DINIYNy. FoRMERIY or XLw
IL York. surgeon. shiropOdist. d~rmatologist,
ay he Consulted over lii Siai IT. Ladies treat
DkINiING OFFICE fUR ALI. COMPLETE
l. newspaper ONCE with bTevig.. nonpsreii. long
Prlm- &, aud tlveitisIn ~ - sufficient for
Column qaTto All home print. two ia pooling stones
galley galley stand dump, Gases. Cha>es mailer
anu type. amps table chairs and lot OF CUT
b. had AT a bargain Address r. l.. NJ OF the
EAGLE- d.s5 II
NIAsQUL SUITS FOX RENT-FACES AT
ANI Wholesale. Mary l. Palmer. 20 Main.
Dtf
pENT GUITARS. BANJOS, MASDCLiNS OF
HI Barnes a NewConlb 40 Bougas. i.tf
IGEA rs ~ ANILD.
tIu.f tLr head - ter .B- perday.
TO SELL KoAL SPAR
w a. D Der package Apply tO6 i Blackburn.
Union STOCK yards. 49,
BC SINLS.S OPPOETCNiTI
business CHANCES MORE THAN 6p NEW
ID England manufacturers want business men
iO Gepre>ent them Ia The westEeneral % travelling
Commercial di rsctory with fuii lBformution OBJ
tSlued from persoual interviews Will be mailed
} on Tor ~ Is Acme Al, Gu. davenport. Iowa
g. SUI n Tues 2w-
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Chicago Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Oping Hight Low't Clos g
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SdiesUicgt.
WdNTED--lIIsCELLANEOU.s

I,eI a. = sf,i I. tSf iIe rsr daN
WANTED-Second-ha hand buggy or phae-
ton and harness. Inquire al Santa Fo
bakery, Ii5 y. Main St dii 3t'
NAASTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND TYPE
w writer. Call Al - =. Main d4 81
vyTANTED-MAx AND WIFE TO TAKE
w house furn shec AID board mY wife a
PHEASANT place IN private family for my wife 70
board. r L " inants 1855 - Lawrence ave. 20
~ ANTtD -TO BUY ~ HDDL OR COUNTY
w orders HILLS & kinA cad. Is5 =. Market -
lsa"
w ASTED-IF YOJ WHIT A. ACCOUTAST
w astegogrS pier call at Nichit-. CONNER
Ci&l College. \. u. I. A.. tuiId!ug- e-u
VyyANTED-TO BUY STOCK or NEnCHAS
w else for ash OT loan money O. stock. . .
communications confidential. Address ID. C.sre q
U'BEIen g. Gordon Eu
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EOE S1IE-Uisceiidneoas

FOR SALE-S.Ooo IN Wichita National
claims will get 3-story brick building No.
2Zl 5. Main So. Clear. perfect title. war
ranty deed Dean Gordon as lot
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L'oK sALE-FKE-H MILK COW. WALTER
II Morris - y. MaiA so
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FOR SALE-E. fat Tuba, Purcell make,
new and unmarried. less than half cost
rs 5 Emporia ave. az Zts
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LET Us BE SATISFIED.

The final sentences, passed on
Saturday, upon those in revolt
against the Republic, closes an
other chapter of these times. In
RETAINING from enforcing the death
penalty, the Government has acted
wisely, under all of the circumstan-
ces. 1t was not a question of right
or wrong only which was involved,
Of sufficient or insufficient punish
ment, but it involved a most SER
ious question of policy, of maintain
ing ourselves here, and retaining
our moral strength abroad. On the
whole, it was better to run some
risk, through clemency to the reb-
els, than peril our friendly relations
with leading men in the States.
At the same time, it does not at
all follow, that capital punishment
would have secured for US, what we
expect it would. There is little
analogy between private and polit-
ical crimes. The motives which
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INVESTIGATE PROPERLY.

While we do not question the
honesty of purpose of the commit
tees spending their time compar-
ing the Government payrolls and
the membership of the military
organizations, we do question
the method of getting at the pur-
ported object of their work-the
ferreting out Of disloyal employees.
Il is not fair to suppose that heads
OF departments want men about
them who would turn them over to
the enemy if the opportunity
offered, and if reporting for duty
on OF before Monday morning, JAN
uary It'll, verifies a mans loyalty,
then the Cabinet officers and the
Marshal are by all means the pro-
per persons to make up a list OF
who reported for duty and who is
deserving Of q continued position
under the Government. The mill
tary organizations ought to give
Government officials the credit Of
knowing what they are about, and
We would suggest that the best
method Of getting at the matter
so that no injustice should be done
would have been to determine be-
yond the shadow of a doubt
who was loyal and who was
not, and then 60 ahead
with the wedding process. There
are men, whose names appear on
the list made Saturday night, who
reported for duty early Monday
morning. Possibly, they were not
given arms because there were not
enough guns to go around, or be-
cause, as some claim, the officials
q" had reasons" Simply calling a
man, who reported at the police
station or the Executive Building
Monday morning but was not
put on duty, "a bloody Royalist,"
is not sufficient cause for the dis
misssl of a Government employee.
If the officials chad reasons" they
would doubtless have said so; if
there were not enough guns to arm
the men, most certainly they are
not to be, blamed for that.
1t is perfectly proper to have the
matter Investigated, if the public
see ft, but it is good policy to pur-
sue methods free from the probable
of disinterested parties
With whom it is DESTROYS the coun-
try should remain on friendly
Terms.
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lie behind revolutions, are usually
of a stronger and higher character
than the motives which lead to
simple murder. Men ActuaLed by
a sense of patriotic justice, Will
take great risks. Even those who
revolt from selfish motives are in
fuenced not so much by a fear OF
punishment, as by the hope OF sue
cess. If another revolt be proposed
here, the men who are asked to join
in it will consent to it, if they be-
lieve it will succeed. In the South
American States, revolutionists are
shot at once. It has little effect.
Another set of them soon arise, and
take their chances.
The safeguards of the country
are in wedding out troublesome
men, seditious talking men and
adventures, and also, in convinc-
ing the turbulent that revolts can
not succeed.
The future here is made secure,
vastly more by the acts of the
military forces, during the trials
following the uprising, than by
the punishment. 1t convinced
many, who were in doubt about
the powers of the Republic, that it
was all sufficient for itself.
Extended investigation shows
this extraordinary and curious fact,
that the leaders of the revolt be-
lieved that the Citizens Guard
would not appear. 1t did, how
ever, and put at rest that question.
There is more to be said, hereafter,
on this point. The natives and
some of the royalists believed, de-
voutedly, that the missionaries"
were towards. They have gone to
school and learned a more whole
some lesson, perhaps, than one to
be spelled out of the spectacle of
men hanging on a gibbet.
Let US be contented with the
action of the Government. 1t was
burdened with the responsibility,
and even if there has been some
error in its judgment, this is no
time for filling the political air
with conflicting opinions about
its acts.
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4urtion 5oles.
THIS DAY.
Valuable House for Sale.
A

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
duly advertised the foreclosure of q
certain mortgage of n. F. Burgess, here
by gives notice that on MONDAY, Feb.
18th, at II noon, at the auction rooms of
Jas. T. Morgan, the following valuable
property will be sold at auction:
That certain lot of groundwith the build
ings thereon situate on Beretania street
and numbered as lot ZAP in the old survey,
being the second lot east from Pensacola
street, and fronting 100 feet on said
Beretania street, and like width at the
mauka extremity thereof, with width
of $50 feet from said Beretania street.
The house is newly painted and
stable reshinGled and painted within
two months past. The house will be
open for inspection TODAY and SUN
DAY, the oath inst.
" At the same time there
will be sold a valuable HORSE,
safe and good for saddle or harness.
!" For further particulars, apply to
w. X. CASTLE.
Dated this ed day of February, 1895.
CHAs. F. WALL,
3925-td Mortgage.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND says Lii
uokaIani has been duped and he
never sent her a present that he
knows of. The mystery now is
Just what position Mrs. Dominis
does hold in Mr.. Cleveland's heart
of hearts. His statement in con-
nection with the diary entry would
seem to indicate that they are not
even on friendly terms.
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ChrOnOmeter
Repairing and


Requiring skilliuI handling, is work
which we are especially fitted to do. ''oVX
AThe attention OF Yea Captains and all
owners of fine Chronometers which they
value, is called to our excellent facili-
ties for putting their instruments in
PERFECT SHAPE.
The long experience of our Head
Matchmaker with the best concerns on
the Coast in just this kind of work, ena-
bles rs to guarantee absolute
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Fort WAYNE, IND, Dec, 4, 1890
Mr.. A. S. KINDS:
SIR:-I have discovered a virtue in
your Honey and Almond Cream"
not mentioned in the book attached
to the case. My four year old boy was
stung by a wasp on the top Of his
finger. While waiting for some one
to bring Ponds Extract, I put the
finger in the neck of a bottle OF
Cream" The pain stopped SrstanAg,
and with big tears on his cheeks the
little fellow said, ST want to kiss'the
man who gave me that bottle" I
have since used it for bites of mos
quitos and other insects with equal
success. I would be glad for others
to have the benefits of my experience.
Yours, etc.,
GERTRUDE HAMILTON.