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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23

4 RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUEOFA DEED
~. or trust dated July !, 1879, and recorded in
the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF tho
city or Koanokc in deed book ~, page 81, exc
wife, to the undersigned as trustce to secure The
Southern Building and Loan Association, of
d Nnoxville' IsnGa' the payment CT he
date with the said deed, payable 70 said
corporation and to be discharged in accordance
with the terms of said bond and deed OF trust
securing She same, and default having hecn made
IN the payments required by ssid bond and deed
of trust, and in performance OF the obligations
assumed to the said association by the said G. L.
Darnall and Alice Darnall for more than six
months, ana being requested by the said ascot
alton so to do, shall on MONDAY, APRIL is,
1875, ut O'Clock p. m, proceed TO sell at Dublic
auction to the highest bidder on the premises nil
or the Following lot or parcel of land situate and
lying in the city of Roanoke, State OF Virginia
to wit: 7'
Beginning Mt point on the north side OF
lect cast or the corner of said avenue and Lee
street, thence In MI casterly direction with said
avenue one hundred and five Q05) fe ct to point
thence in a northcry direction forty-ouc and
ninetenths az . JOY feet TO point on the south
crly line OF lot belonging to II. Maddox thence
with same in westerly direction one hundred
QOO) feet to point, thence in n southerly dircc-
ton seventysix (6) feet to Shenandoah avenue.
the place OF beginning.
TERMS:-Cash NJ to sufficient OF TIE proceeds
or the sale to pay the costs OF executing this
trust and to pay The amount due said association
under the terms OF said bond and deed which
amounts to the sum of S2,iS0l6 as OF February
Is, lS'5 and tho balance, il any. payable In one
ana TWO years equal payments with interest from
day or sale, purchaser to give his notes for the
deferred payments and secure the same by a
deed OF trust on the said property
3 IL ids BOY b. SMITH, Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In the city OF Roanoke the following described
real estate situated In the city OF Roanoke, Va,
and bounded as fellows, towit: - -
Beginning at point on the south side OF Wiso
street ~ feet west OF Barbour street. thence west
Win Wise street 40 feet to point. and extending
south between parallel lines 1913 feet
TERMS:--Cash as to go much OF the proceeds
az may be necessary to defray the expenses of
executing this trust, including commission TO
the trustee OF per cent and the sum OF S5342i:
and as to the sum OF $G73.G0 to be paid In
monthly instalments OF $2f.OO each with interest
from the 18th day OF March, 1891, and as to the
balance, IL any. payable in one and two years
with interest from the day of eale; deferred pay
mcnts TO be evidenced by the notes OF the pur-
cnaser and secured by deed of trust on the
premises conveyed.
.,o LUCIEN II COOKE, Trustee.
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NEBEAaEA DEHOCnATs.
Convention nj Omaha Declares for
Huver nud Against a. a.. A.

Convention nt Omaha Declares for
Hilyer nnd Against a, a., A.
OMAHA, Aug. Alt an effort was
made q c)nclliste Iuy warning clio.
meuts In the ranks Of tue Nebraska
Democrats II was not In evidence ~
the state Democratic convention to.
day. Prior TO tbs session there wac
some talk shout tho silver and g0ll
wiugr u the party combining, but "
suon q plan was seriously conlemplat.
cd, II was carly Abandoned.
Foom . O'Clock, when Chairman
Smith convened tho body, until II 10.
night, whon the curtain went down In
the hall, silver was the only apparent
financial problem before the cogVen-
ton. But II was essentially oonvon.
ton Of the advocates Of tho white
metal In tho party. Tho other wing
Ignored the meeting today, aud will
convene In LirCUln September 9th.
Edgar Howard was made permanent
chairman without opposition, and tue
following nominations were msdS by
nculamauOn:
Supreme court Judge, A. j. Phelps;
rsgeni5 state uuivenity, d.. "A. r.
BlEekbufn1 aud J. j. Kettle. After
speeches OF miuot Importance, bubollnu
over with silver sentiment, anu OPPOSE
tion 10 the A. T.. A., tho committee 70.
ported the following resolutions!
1--WE, the Democrats Of Nebraska, ia
convention assembled, rosflirm our
faith In those principles written In the
Declaration VI American Iudspoud.
cuco and emphsrllrd by jefferson anu
Jackson, namely. "rhat all men nrs
created equal; tugs they sto endowed
by thpir Creator with certain inalien-
nulo rights, among which are tue fol.
luwlngi Lille, liberty aud tno pursuit
OF happiness; that governments are
Instituted among men O. secure thssr
rights anu that governments derive
their JUS. powers from tue consent Of
tho gUv.rutui aud We demand lhat All
OF the departments OF tho government,
Legislative, executive aud Judlclal,suail
bo administered In nccOrdaucu with
these principles.
1--WE reaiil run tho declarations made
by the last Democratic state conyou-
ZION hsld In NeOrasks on SspIsmDsr
20, 1904.
I'VE Relieve the restoration Of ths
money Of the Constitution ID now ths
paramount Issue before the country,
anu insist thAt all parties shall PLAINLY
STATE tholr respective pOsItlOus on tho
question: IN order that voters may In.
irlIlgenlIy express their preference.
NO therefore declare ourselves la
lIvOr OF the Immediate restoration OF
tue Ife5 ANA unlimited coinage Of
gOld .nJ silver ut the present legal
IAlln OF 10 10 !, 40 suGh coinage existed
PRIOR to 1873, without waiting Tor tue
1ii OF oUnseut Il any olhur nation,
such gold and silver con 10 10 a iuIi
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1ELBGRAPHIG...
SPAIN And CUBA.
-, r,,ts1 nIlmss's" Friendly Ad.
,lc, 10 The Madrid Government
r,crr SAN MUST sOrmAyE CUBA


,.y,,y. Aug. 22.--rhe Havana
,.ndsnt Of tns Imss writes ui
N. sn,lly Of the slIusu'l there and
",,,,tbo necessity Of large concessions
"a N, direction Of autonomy oreyen
%,,l Cubaus will DRIFT into disloyHIty.
Tss ouly altsrnatI Is costly cam
r,I,pin men aud money, the CORES
,.pdsp. adds, followei ~ the oeeu'
S,lIsp Of tue island by GJ,oJO mon ior
sdtclde
In,n editorial on tho foregoing, tho
Da,,sl,o a!ig Ths failure Of Gam.
,uppre., the rebellion has caused
~, dI.,pplintment Ia Mairld. We
.yma,tblle heartily win 5gaiu's
y,lptic denomination 10 hold Cuua
stany sacrifice, aud We admire nor
Energy however nlstitectod, In rrsisI'
Inc pfflee,s for further dl'integrhtion'
~ rll,s eoucjctcd IN foreign c3uu.
,,,s. 10 loment rebellion among her
,'Ijects. Englishmen have no desire
A. s,p Cuba separated from spain.
Tbs movement tor annexation to
America il opposed ny most
istslllgent and Independent Am
s,le,p, Of oil parties, and for OBJ
y,ou, politicAl reasons annexation 10
Ameflcs would be- regarded with little
hyor by British state'msu. We
should be we'll pleased u spain were
abs to arrive nj practical settlement
With her febelllOus subjects, but thA.
dgmanit greater quantity OF slates.
m,n,hlp than has been displayed, aud
4 Gen. Camps IL 10 gain victory ho
must show greater energy anu ingenu.
ily than heretofore. Gen. CampO5
only opened bis eyes after tho tisht VI
BlyamJ on July l2,h, ~ the fact that
the Insurgents were armed, disciplined
and provided with ammunition.
without tue havoc which yellow fever
and dysenlfy have played, tho con.
ilAntaud Aimless marching and coun'
isfmarchlng OF the last three months
would itself have suilicod TO invalid
men wholesale without help it0nl cpl
dsmlo diseases.
A remarkable Characteristic In tie
spread Of the rebellion II the higher
strata Of society now joining tho iusut.
gents ranks.
Gen. Campos has tried 10 lfeN with
the rebels and has failed; he tried q
suppress them and has failed, he has
tried TO pg,ch up a reconciliation aud
has equally failed. Toe rebels hAvs
teen quick to profit by his mistakes.
A thfou.yeAfs' camlaign will cost
spain L5O,0JO,OOO, which she cannot
snord. diving autonomy will be n
bitter pin, but unless Il IL swallowed
the movement for the annexation to
America may gather strength until II
ec.mpl Irresistible.
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FAILED IN ms MISSION.
haErulis Khan n.iurns TO HI. uoun.
tain Homo in Disgust.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Although the
greatest secrecy Ia observed on tue sub.
lsel In tfiiclal circles. tho Associated
Pitss has ascertainGd that tho story
which the Chronicle printed this morn
tng, regarding the reason WAY tho
ihsaida Naztulla Khan, the second
t9n Of the Amer Of Aighanlstau, does
n0Ifelutn home, IA virtually correct,
ne thronicie ssys: at Ia rumnr,d
ifom < Oh source that the ameer has
forbidden the shAEiia 10 return until
he has scared Great Brllain,s consent
'hai the Ameer shall be diplomatlcaIly
represented nj London. lie dseires 10
ueal directly with the government, la.
NAu OF through the viceroy OF India.
nus impossible demand la suppossl TO
explain the shazRdA's long stay
According 10 the Information Oh.
famed by the Associated Press a few
weeks ago, the shBzada visited tho
queen az Windsor CAsils and person.
aly informed her majesty that IL wss
.u' Aneef'e desire TO 10 automatically
,sgie'enled NJ London, Instead of deal.
w win tho British goyernment
through tho ylcttoy OF India, The
,ul-'uA expected nh immediate AN
s s'i 1uI her malesty replied that sho
sou'u not decide without committing
wv nlhlsleTs Last week the shazaJa
',.,,lyel definite refusal, aud the eli.
wy s,uon row Ia unpleasant, N not serl.
w, rs Inc refusal amounts to a euub
s'I 'ns ameer, ana It In tnought this
nay hutcl The relations bHtyesn greAt
n,,lA'h aud Alshanlsian.
Paris next week. ""
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legal tender for all debts. public al.
private.
I'VE send greeting 10 our Democratic
brethren throughout tbs Upion WOO
Hts making euch n gallant Gght iDi
Ghe fctiOrstiOn OF biiDetalism BIZ.
congratulate them on tns yfOgTess
made.
eve deprecsie and JeuuunCo as uh.
American and tubvefsivs Of the pfiu.
ciPi.s u free government any atiemu.
ip control tho acii0u Of toe political
paIiies Of this country Uy secret cabsis
or organizations VI my character, ADJ
warn the people against the danger 10
our Institutions wEicn turks uudrr bny
suob secret orsAnizttiou, whether ON
religious, political Ur other diliuTsnces
Of Opiulog.
"Rscgguizlnr that tue stability o.
our Institutions must fo.. on tBe ylgtut
AMI Intelligence VI toe ps pie, We
BIspi asi tho past, In favor OF l8e
Tree common school sysgem OF isis
state, un1 declare thst tue same musI
be pufpetuatcd aud receive libstal
financial support, aud that tho man-
agsment an1 OJutrJi ~! sail school syg.
tenn should 10 nJL-ieo nriau aud non.
patiisau.
"lhu Democracy u Nebraska ap-
proves hui comments tbu declarations
oi President Clevpiguu ~ tho past la
clndomning the peruiuipus activity VI
iAcutnbentH VI Fedtisi offices under
the g1vetuncut la A.,umpung 10 cou-
tfOl the policy ABd nominations VI
their paTliss, and We nsfsuy recon.
mYnj the renewed u tue policy VI his
hfat administration Ia lAAt regard"
a delegate aNUnpl,I . llace the
following bs'urs ine contention as tho
minority fspOrs
eve cOutusGi tue Rdm. uIstratlon Of
PuHl-ent Cleveland ~ tafnE able,
patriotic Hud honest, aDl teliii'm the
platform adopted ~ ito usDocf.tic
usNauAi cyaysuIO4 o. Ca.CsKJ in
lsy-.D
scarcely hNd tn Hf.t wor5 bsun
Ell'fUt whom the wuyiO convention
vas glD'gtUug, IHois wac such
fUar ,ss! order wa, not established for
ten miuu -. wheb the utIgudiug fc5O.
luton was tablet without comment.
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taking the "Fay0Ftp Prescription
amt keep taking IL Tor week. At til
eni 81 ihat tine let her Sgsln try the
book or tlHl!fou AMI zee how much
longer anu eUAlrf I. eau be- held. o.
the following MuI.y let her hold out
something heavier aud keen on with
HE "Pf~sCfipiiUH. " ms he lOWfT 10
nod OW tie pGV fiW NJ "dtsr tVW tot
Tor as naturally az Me day GyhOWs
night, 1ud thus Eno solves the puzzle,
A. chiei consulting physician To the
lnyalids' Hotel NM Surgical lusti.
tuio nj Buffalo, y. l,-lhs most
complete hrnlth Institution n,
Amerioa, DR.. Pierce and his staff
OF tkillsd specialists have per-
s1nally Investigated ana successfully
treated tens OF tauuHHuds OF cars,
covering every kiuJ VI iomalo disorder.
40 phenomenal has bgun their sucnpss
that patients gems 90 them from every
state IA the U.i0r. ITS "Favutile
PrCaur.ptiuLD uGliIuu Medical DE-.
cOvery" and "plta-nut Pvllcts,0 u,pj
q NJ hnliy, tuVp.y e s.ituuiu and mIst
tiiiracl1uB course OF remedial treat.
mont. lnsss are tho OutgrOwth u this
vast, uufivalod experience, and the
records OF years chow tu6t there ore
moi three cases O' WOmuH'8 peculisf ma.
lgdics IN q huudroi that these Femc-
dies viii NOT pgfMoucutly cure, right
IN HER owS HOME,
without the uroaJcd ",GsminstIonr
end the useless "lgcal nrl locations"
aud not uno case 10 nity inst tuey will
noe spogiily frli-yV. Aud even In
these exceptional uGssP, whrn tue
medicine alone dli not produce tue
usual good results, ~ taking couTse
Of treatment at the IHyaliLL' Hotel and
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Flames nrenk on, Ans.h.

DESvER, Aug. "a special n the
AsWS from Spokane, Wash, atys:
Rain has bieh falling at Intervals d..
Ing the pact two days. temporarily
checking tbs forest fires, bat now ihs
nAmos hAyD again broken out AifU.u.
Many campers aud pT0speCt0ts who
have been out Ia tho forests arc atriv.
Ing here daily, ami toll thHllius
stories VI being Dvertskon by the tlcfou
rush % the ilamni Rn1 compelled g
nsu Tor gaia,y. Immense trsus, which
nave stood fOr ornlutlei, suucumB 10
the destroyer.
Prirst lake, In Northern Idaho, Ia
nov surrounded by thu fires, and the
settlers arc compelled 10 leave nearly
every thins behind and escape Ia bots
by way ~ the lake. Along tue Sal.
mon riyef tho miners have made thsiE
way out by trail 10 the railroad al
NOrihpJri. leaving their cabint aud
elects 20 be- bufnoi. IL Will bs several
weeks bsfUro tho trains on the Mullan
branch OF the Northern Pacidc will be
running.
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THBPAILPUZZLE
It's Easy if You Know
How.
TIE WAY TO DO TT.

Niuel ...iue women In hundred
mry ~ & nat it IL an cay thing to
hold ..' & arms leugth. Lot them
Try u. asso end there QUO will sue.
ceei ~ hon ~ the empty pail, but II
VIII QUIZ even u man 20 hJlJ u pail
tull OF wafer ~ "xtctly tlli potiliOu.
There IL 90 rick about ~, however.
Tho pail is f,Al GAiia ADJ iIc water IL
real water he secret Il nldlru In
tue ARA sud body Of tho woman ShJ
does ~.
Woman 10 but little lover .hlh tue
angel' Nud yet the piap " rttatl1n
gave her buues, muscles asst sinews,
which IN ,neir perfect development
mean sits.gth,
To naBc tns human machinery
complete, che whs also glyen nerves
more NoUdoriully delicate tuau eIec.
trio wl,'s and more potent ior good or
III. WiihJut uBrve' she would Oe un.
able TO cYutfui siugla musc,t. hns
could not raise Scr hauO, move hrf
iips,Of cl0ss an syeiii. He; luugs could
not draw ia tae breath Ui lie, and
her huaft would cease 20 send ,hU lie
blood through her System " supply tue
waste which 10 gong on second by
second.
The nerves arc As necessary 10 life ss
tho blood 0r the breath, AnI yet tupts
same delicate nerves msY Keep q wy.
man, or man either fr that matter,
In constant torment. They are the
pain channels VI tho body. when
they are hurt OF crippled. ,huy afe l.k,
I've Wint, tcGfohiBg and burui1r
wherever they NO.
roc heoteI Oi tho pail uulE'o isintlt
righg sort Ut nerves-lhUsp sound.
stOng nerves that act nv naturally
tbGt people IN NOT kuOw that they
haVo nny nuryes at Ail. But that is
ONLY FART OF the sEcnrr.
hsHy wonsn, mrJDflty u Ausr.-
cat women, hnyo starved nprv,s.
uofNes tabt torture them, Dive .hfni
Into nervous debility, female IaotIufs,
Insomnia, LvunlgiHl anu fatal Ilsessss
Of VaflUus AiuJY. 1ub Uur ltagligGI
scleEtls1 81 realize Aud seize upou THE
isct aud make univsfrnl application
Of D. wpu II. V. pIeios NJ. D., Of Bulia.
10, n. Y. liz coon rgsamU recognized
b. an authority GA diseases a. women,
Who Stands thinks aud practices Uu
tae broad platform o. common sense.
lie uhs made la HE stuIy " Hud
nerve nssiirhirg, u'sIC-uulG. ug auu
natural regulating gRuurl,- 'Ur Ar
'Umais systcm, HE discoveries named
below have marked on epoch No tnr
treatment o. nil ailments peculiar 10
wuinEu's delicate organization. They
tmbody entirely now ptiaulpIes nnd
develop titcuEth hud vitality 20. &C.
oOrdaHcs .pRh the IIps ~ HutUe.
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sur POR yItLLIoNs.
John W. dnrhay, senator Jsnss aud
Others nnfsuHants

Others nnfsuuants
San FRlNCisCo, Aux. GA suii, In
when the amount Involved IL Bln II
S2,OO0,0OU. was commenced today. II
lisa suit Tor accounting, brought ny
Theodore J'OA against JOIN w.
Mnckay, United States Senator john
T.. Jones, tue Comslock Mill aud Mia.
lug company anu tue ConaOlidaled
Chliiornis an1 Nifginia Mining COM
yany. When tue case was tlfst tol Tor
= hearing, John W. Msckay was IN
New YORK, where his deposition was
taken 10 DO usud Ia the trial, but TO
general surprise, he appeared Ia court
this morning with hig counsel.
The plaintiff alleges that the de.
PENDANTS, Mnckay and Jones, oonItOll.
ing n majority Oi the stock Of tue Con.
s3lidntcd California and Virginia,
entered intD n contract with the Com.
stock Mil aud Mining company, IN
which they were alsD interested, to
mill ore nj u Per ton. Large quantities
OF ore were miliej nj that price, when,
II Ia allegeI, that 81 Dor ton wis -
reasonable and customary prips paid
for auUh work. ThD plaintiff Ryets
thst by reason OF the contract, which
IN alleged to have been fraudulent, tao
siookholdef. In the Consolidated Viz
ginia were ovoTohafgUi ~ tbs amount
OF Sl,S20,UO1.
The plslnuil asks a decree finding
the facts 10 Os ~ alleged IN the com.
plant, aud for Judgment again,t tue
defendants, requiring them 10 pay tvs
amount nsnlei into the treasury Of ihs
Consolidated Virginia, Tor tho bDnenI
Of the stockholders.
The deionsu claims tha, the plaintiff
IL not "A stoCkhOlior, nor was suen
when the contract was made, aud vii,
move for nyu.sult.
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woman. snr Gan rec herself Of ''"
avail slavery ~ psin, Just Nh lhuusarNs
upon tutusaIds of her sister sunrls.g
ate daily if-uing tnumSrly0f-by using
tue wOrlb'iamti, common sense RENE.
dies Of Dr. Pierce. II tho results are
not entirely ssiis'actaTy, let her write
10 tho WUTig's DlslpnssTy Medical A..
ISOLATION, ot u DR.. Pierce personally,
and she viii icccivs free OF chsrgc,
such Edvlcu no viii render her cure
prompt aui complete.
Mre. Victoria Srlfeiber, NJ Box 5S.
FFrdcfiugfluWr Washington Co., Pa
writo: "Ssvcu years ego left chile.
he'd TOO soon and being Oyorwhelmrd
by sudden report ~ death, the
trtuulD settled m my womb. Most
phyFiuisns whom I committed told me
| uRl prO.gpaisItsy AMI n wors
careful, Uud liltd netting heavy, /
might gel buller hug upulI never no
en'igulv cured. Ihs. rs' seyon ycArs
rEo. ono pagic'rn sHp nttonded ms
IN ufni'urmyu', gave mv supp0TIgf
which nlFEy' N"--.
In nf Winter ~ is'-.9'I had u 49,.
we're Eur,k 30 mo -. My ttoubl
stgw wpB., had medical care "a
witbnu, uag ,nlrG omeul. | canuU.
tGIl you what / took, but I WIS nlmoBi
Crrypd brH would have preferred death
O M. s. mach, liver AID the WI @
synrU WaJe r.t 0t CIDER Tu,n a
a. a. Gl' % aur1 aal ..i my attention L.
suYJ Hs .triEr., In M.sHh, 1893, | b.
r.gaA 2. Ate Dr. rH.cB's Fayor!tt
PF0grnbsu, sui 10 me sust Joy Of en-
,' No ,0t psl.or inter- .Ne nIst bottle.
t.rs luce more / w4Gs s well as ovsi
bciure.
saw In your pamphlet that sup.
porter IL OF no use, and i found Il ouI
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GALvE1rON, August GA .peciai
10 ho AsWi i'oHi S"tpus CnDsEi, Tex,
.''s' IN f' 'H"n0 longer b. any
Gslnt sbou j.. luminous compile cling
ne training M corpus Chrisu, 40 tho
n' 'a-uu lao nave o. implied witu every
p,tiui thrir cph'F o., aud hit. I. W.
Martin ~ tne poasesior OF - contract
signnd by fit6nmmons's manayer Tor
The New Asa'anaes to train In Corpus
ChTlstl.
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aid Anericani. Mr.. O'Cnnnor said In
regard 10 her .hEt thein wa an inteuS,
frr.ipg of dissAtisfsciion by Amttlcan
iuBn Hai women with the trial and
c0nvlclo1, auj ne believed that tns
lord chicf Justice snare this dtsFstis.
faction. lie tnaught tae tlus hs1
come when lhefs should 10 n revision
u the ,Ortupale w0mau's sentence.
sir Mathew White Ridley, teoreiary
OF state io' tho Home department, re-.
piled that in view Of tins strong feeiiug
which prevailed, no would consider ~
his duty TO inquire ittO 100 case.
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YOU'LL Be PLEASED

II you select a Hat from our
stock. Our hats cost loss and
last longer than any obtain
oblo elsewhere. Tho hat
values are Ike a burstod drum
they can't DO boat We al
ways show tho latest styles.
Every hat wo carry Is made
OF the best materials, and for
that reason wo plvo you good
wear. Don't go somewhere
elso and pay moro for an In
ferIor article, but givo your
self tho benefit Of low prices.
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,",.AAs'.l,i.lNdrON, ID. O., Aug. 22.-The
s ~ OF the government for the
49, 'No,thlfiS oil ths present month
oa Is', ~ NE receipts by 81, 009, POS, hui
s Suy si,.6J,OOO remains to DO paid on
s sSSsn' OF pensions, aud tho treasury
,.d ,'als estimate that the deficit " III he
\, ,fG1 u,. CURING the next ten dayA 10
sI,u' so,UOO,OOO. The oEccs4 OF sEusu.
n H. w. .i over receipts Last month was
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rHE TEsT StrIsP1orony.
$50 "ro"uinE Automatic nachI..
Dun All Right

., m.AslliHuroN, d. c., Aug. GA
isd,w" Sr lhulAn Hesu proving grounds
glo lucy hre expected 10 fifv about
nurt,t'Ms pei minute u the riffs am.
pow '','h OF '23O OF an 'noh calibsr
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ness, bilious headache, dyspcp,
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illness, sick headache, bad taste
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loss ofappetitc, sallow skin, etc,
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