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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Ser aIte Observation-Disclosures.

@eibt Su, tuO er 1T? Su iOIteft es tpifen, belln bu
tebt bortn. Sic Mslt lit Der erDBte gRaritdtenlaosn
Der felt ~9nbeeinn Oa mar. Nao fein, baB es auf benz
Supiter pber Saturn nod tOler auoebt. @icllfi9t,
tiellsi6t aud nt6t. Sic Melt lit OOu bon 0cuten.
Die ~beitanpip an f5 berumoottern unO berumflidc11.
ggenu fs an @eritOpfung, @tlioiitat pber Sp5pepfe
leiben, rennen fe nod Der ndGhen Npot6ete rmo
bolen feb elm 2qEtrntittel. Sinh Tic BON @tolarta &c.
ptaot, 10 niTer de uidts @ei0eipteres ST. tbun as
f3 nit Gbinin pDa8uitopIen. lno QeraOe .ras
iolten Fe bleiben lafen. 9Ras fe firfli3 tbuu ioas
ten, 1T, etne ipitematii6e Sur nit eof.tter's
Maqenbtttsrs su beginner; oieieur srglet9ti 3en
Gri0et@unq smtttet, pas bic @talar tattime a%nSrottet
BON bon a f5ssl &saraiate'O 's @erOpftat an aS''' al.
eemsiner 6infdltotctt 1T, %oeiunben s9Iof unn Qes
%iunOen &ppetit i6afit. unp oesbalb BET alien hroniE
i6en Rranfbsitsn ainOerung .unb Grqatdung se=
tpdgrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
DereiteIte Branofiftune.
Die Generwehr in orei Stunoen oreitnaI mad
Dem ulecca HoteI o~erufeu. - Das 6euer
ieoesmal i'm Keimee erftidt. - Der per'
bre4erifbe morobrsnner nod ni6t er.
...4l.ILHttfs s#F'ff ZIP 2 --E''A@ 1 ~ .

o. USut &itSGSN %EOlCA 1OIutCi" ~A7 SyCuCI
ieoesmal i'm Keimeo erfidt. - Der pers
bre4erifde 1rlorobretner nod ni8t er.
mitteIt. I3m
SIM @errauf e BON 6rei @tunben murbe
Sreitag Nbenb breimal4 BON 8ranoiiftern
Der 8erIu6 gema9t. bas Mecca=9otel an Der
@de Der State un6 "a. StraBe nieber3ubrenz
men unb muir benz prompten @intreffen Der
Senerpebr 1T es gu perbanten, baB bic tslfz
ltf9en Pldne miBlangen.
0as Mecca 5ote1 1T Gtgent6um bes Soaz
greBabgeprbneten g. S. Sorg bon Wttoole<
ton, Sbto, unb purbe pGbrenb Der @eltaus=
itelung .als 6otel benuBt, tpdbrenb es iebt
gu etnem Npartmentbouie umgenanbelt 'Dor>
ben 1T unb BON 90 Samtlien beiDobnt tptc0.
3uerit murbe bic 5euertpe6r ge9en baTb
a9t ubr bortbin gerufen uno fano, baS eia
Jeuer in Dem @rbge19oB bes m Der Dear
born @traBe gelegenen SGiigels ausgebroz
9en tpar. Na9 tpenigen MRtnuten geldng
es, Der Slammen 9err 81 tperoen, uno pltroe
bur9 etne unterf u9ung Der 8ranbftGtte
conitattrt, baB gang rn5peifel6aft Sranos
ittftung borlag, benin Dds Seuer mar in
etnem grpBen 6dufen bon S%Gge1pdbne1
ausgebro8en, Der in Der Mttte bes Grbgez
f4ofes a~ufgefpethert mar.
&aum mar bic Seuerpebr tpieber in ibr
Quartier %qeGangt, aIs fe abermals naG rem
W}eccaz8 ebGuOe gerufen tpuroe unb 5par
biefes NAL na9 benz nu9 Der State StraBe
gu geleoenen S1iigel, tpo au9 pieoer i'm
Grbgef@OB Elm 5euer ausgebro4en mar.
Nu9 bier geGang Is mad ~pentgen Mtnuten,
bic 51ammen gu IOf4en nnb au9 bier muir
ben pteber S~Ggefpdbne aufgebduft ~gefunOen.
Na9 ungefdbr elmer Stunbe miebcrbolte
ii9 biefelbe @ei@i9te in benz mad s!nem
@dB9en stpif9en Der State unb Dearborn
EStraBe geGegenen Sliigel. Der bre;mali9e
Seueralarm tpd6renb Oreier Stunben tputbe
Der Mebraa6l Der 8etDo6ner bod etpu5 gu
bisI unb fte padten tire 8ertbfd9en %3uIan1z
men unb u9ten fir ben 8eit Der Nd9t Elm
unterfommen in etnem Der bena9barten
9Gltier.
Nu9 bic 9ofiaei that fofOrt @9ritts, Tim
Elm f~petteres Seuer gu oerbdten, unS 8frar
boburb, baB cine Mbtbeilung poIt5iiten CUR
8etpa9ung bes @ebduoes fommaabirt murs
ben. -,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

re4ten Qrm geiboKen, bod iinb gum Slid
bic Munoen u~ngefdbrGt9. Wtqiams purbe
Derhoftet un6 in Der Marpea StraBen=
Station eingeiperrt.
Die Pifte ourdbohrt.
pasquale @puma bon go. 1923 Gpino
StraBe f9oB Sonnerftag Mbenb fura Dor 10
ubr bor ietner 9austbiir nit feinem Gebplz
Der uno traf ben auf Der gegeniiberltegenben
Settle Der StraBe befinbli9en pauI
Garbpne in bic re9te 6ifte. GarbOne lDurbe
mad benz Gountbz 9ofpttal gebra9t, ioGbz
renb Soma in 9aft genommen tpuroe.
perIor Elm 2luee.
fSiir's 2eben berun1taltet tpurbeO onnerfde
Mbenb &atie 8olB, bic als 9tentmdbA FEN
BET benz S9antpirtb Sofep6 3iuinger, ga
20. StraBe, be19dfttgt 1T. NIs fe geqen
g lbr Dor Der 6austbir itanb, flog i9r Elm
S9ndrmer, Der pon einem paffanten, beTcn
Sbentttdt nt9t feit9eiteGt perOen tonnte,
detporfen tpurbe, in's re4te Auge unb te=
f9Gbigte bafelbe berurt, bab es BON etnem
iofprt berbetgebolten 4r5te berausgenommen
nerDen muBte, um Die Sebtraft bes aneeren
0uqes gu retten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Ser pIDBli6e Sob bes @preders Der Sc:

Der pI0BGi9e Sob bes @pre@ers Der Sc
gtslatur, bes &bpotaten Sobn Nseper, bat
ni9t nur unter 1eineh ndberen 8etannten,
Die grOBe Stiide auf i'm bielten, unD unter
feinen 8arteigenoKen, benen er ftets Elm
treuer unO fdbiger 8ampfgenofe mar, Ipn=
bern audi BEL fetnen polittI4en 9egnern
sroBes 8ebauern berpprgerufen. Die ibn feiz
nes Iiebenspiirbi9en 8etragens bulber f6dbz
ten. Dem pplitii9en 2eben bes @tautes II
Our9 bteien Sobesfaa cine tii9tige &raft
entriidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
p0f .

Gin reines MtaIsbitr ssbratt non
OCT Gptr. Gcipp 0rctu9> Go. lit btcrs
aatt bcftcnS e~aapfcDIen. Sm aFlafd,en
amo SsGfcrn 81 BADEN. SelcpbOus
Go. $50. 3ottlistn 9estun. SO. 1861
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Mie es aaiGbrGi6 Der SAT- 1T, purben
au9 am lebten 9onnerftag 3ablret6e perioz
men Bel Der unDerniiftigen &nalerei 8ur Seier
beg NatiOnalz Seittages getDbtet, gu 8riippeln
gef9ofen, ooer in anberer Meife perleBt.
SIN 5olgenben bringen mir cine elite Der
I9tperen 1nfGae:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Moroete feline Camille.
maurer. 5eQmann, Srau uno
pier Kinder toot eefunoen.
2eu6tgas that i6uelle Nrbeit.

Das Paus ur. COL Gonnelia Str, DER Sdau=
pIab DER Chat. - Der 0uqueft loft oas
iber Ger Gra9ooic fbwebenoe 6ebeim=
ni6. - Der Sruoer oes Gooteu leet oer
6eibworenen etueu pom Dem urheber
DER eraufieen Chat perfo6ten Srief Dor.
- Die Ghat cine porbeoahte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Menge Safer 8ier, pel6e geleert purOen,
ftel aud ni9t Die geringite @tOrung por.
IS Dar eben Elm beut1@es SET.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Die un0lu&sltde,
2tub oieies Jahr foroert Der
uDierte" feline Opfer.
9as9 dladtfelb init GerwnnSeten beOedt.

Derirrte 1epoIperfueeIn, KancnenidIdec,
Sdwdrner uno auoere 5enerwertsfors
per ridten alerlei unhetI an Gin am
Dorabeno oes Dierten Qteefdofener
eeforben.- 5ontiee 6et0otete uno Der
lebte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
B6rfe uno hanoeI.

Sie @anfausglei6ungeu beIiefer ft1 uuf ST., ZAP, sos.
Muf benz bteIieen Mtarfte mar Selh auf &inoigung am
4@41l 8@t. Ietbt 5t befommeu Mno WeGieI WHrbeH NIT
$685. b. 8. bisfontirt.
auf Stem gorf pnrben @e9ieI NIT IS Gents @uf-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Das 5euer er4 na9 bartem Kampf eeIoft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Getreioeborfe

UE1I0IVtUVL e
gbtcaso, 9. Suit.
9ie AS9ften. niebrioften unb @4luBpreiie paten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Diebmarft.

HtnSSi.b purbs in pen etodparOs tDi. foros
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

9ur9 einen fiinffo9en M3orb unb ei1en
Selbftmorb purDen Sreitdg bic @emiitber
Der 8etpobner BON Safe 8iep in unbelAr2tbz
li4e Nufregung berTebt, Ser S9aubla3
oes 8erbre9ens mar bas 9ous No, COL Cor
neltaz@traBe, tpel9es BON benz Maurer Srih
6eQmann unb feiner a1s Der sErau
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
Gas I0[iia i
FoS1nfants and Children.

FoDInfants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feverishness-
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria is so well adopted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me- n. A. ARCHER, M. De-,
IN South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
"For several years have recommended your
SCastoria,' and shall always continue to do SO,
asst has invariably produced beneficial results"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
125th Street and 9TH Ave-, New York City.
1.-THE use of sCastoria' is SO universal and
it's merits SO well known that it seems work OF
supererogation to endorse it. Few are the In
tefligent families who do not keep Castoria
CARLos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
TIE CExrAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street. N. z.
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A Great Trade destroyed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Speaking of the
decree just issued by the French govern
ment prohibiting the importation Of
American cattle, Nelson Morris, we'll
known packer, said: "We shipped $751;
0eO, 900 worth of cattle and produce to
France alone last year, and this great
trade is absolutely destroyed by the or
der of the French government. knew
this was coming, and with the excep-
ton of three boat loads, not any cattle
or any product has been sent to France
in the last ten days. The effect of the
German and Belgium embargo had been
to reduce the price of cattle of the classes
shipped to these countries by $40 head,
and this French edict will even more
unjustly affect the stockyards.
ssThis has been the effect on prices
notwiths tanding the fact that the sup
ply of cattle has been cut down two
thirds on account of the lack of feed
The effect on the product Is even greater
than the effect on the live-cattle trade
especially as far as France is concerned
We were shipping 1000 cattle week and
as many more in addition in the form o.
product. France has been taking {
great deal of lean cattle for soups, anc
this class will be very injuriously affect
ed by the new edict, while as dressed
beef and pork products the result will
be even more far-reaching."
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
WEST INDIAN REVOLT
Fires of Civil War Lighted
in Cuba.
UPRISING SEEMS TO BE GENERAL
Ybarra In the West and Guantanamo in
the East headquarters for Revo-
Iutionists-PIenty of Arms.

HAVANA, Feb. 26.-The governor-gen-
eral has put into effect the public-order
law throughout the island. This law
provides for the immediate punishment
of anybody taken in the seditious act.
Some twenty-four men have defed
the authorities and called for rebel re-
cruits at Ybarra, near Matanzas, and
trouble is reported also from Guanta-
namo. 1t is also reported that several
revolutionary parties rose in arms in
different parts of the island.
The governor-general yesterday issued
proclamation suspending the constitu-
tional guarantees. There is great ex-
element throughout the island, and
many welI-known separatists have been
arrested. 1t is reported here that there
has been an engagement between the
government troops and the insurgents.
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'.Where can buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Boots and Shoes to my best advantage ?'
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over a Dead MANS Body.

HAzELToN. Pa, Feb. 26.-With jug
of liquor and jackpot on the table,
party of gamblers were found playing
cards at Sugar Loaf yesterday, while on
the floor lay the body of a murdered
man.
Philip Schaup, the murdered man,
was mine foreman, living at Sugar
Loaf, mining village two miles east of
here, and populated by foreigners. The
news reached here yesterday that Schaup
had been found dead few hours after
he had started to see some of his work
men.
His father-in-law, William Ringleben,
and several friends went at once to
Sugar Loaf, where they learned that the
body had been carried into Mike Sink
ers' house. 1t was here that the search
ing party interrupted the gamblers.
They claimed they had found the body
in the woods short distance away.
and then carried it into the house.
The gamblers, who were foreigners, de-
clared that he was alive then. DR.
Smith expresses the opinion that the
man had been poisoned. An autopsy
will be held.
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rrans-siberian Railway.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-O. P. Via
semsky, chief engineer of construction of
the trans Siberian railway, arrived on
the Gaelic from the Orient. He is ac-
companied by his secretary and chief
assistant. 1--WE are going to st. Peters
burg" said he, "to make report on the
work done on the new railroad which is
to connect Vladivostock with st. Peters
burg. About 400 miles of the railway
constructed, and shall ask for bill to
pay for the construction of 300 more
miles, now surveyed and staked. The
total length of the line is about 1000
miles, and it will take elk or seven years
to complete it."
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For aerial Navigation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-In the senate
yesterday Brice reported, without rec
ommendation, bill authorizing the sec
retary of the treasury to pay the sum of
$1OO, 900 to any inventor who shall prior
to 1900 construct vessels that will dem
onstrate the practicabIlity of safely nav
igating the air at speed of 80 miles an
hour, and capable of carrying freight
and passengers.
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Liberal and Conservative Speak for L
in Parliament.
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rUnrnER PARTICULARS.
Tales Told by Cipher Dispatches Re
ceived in New York.

Tales Told by Cipher Dispatches Re
ceived In New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26. = Cipher dis
patches received here by members of
the Cuban revolutionary party, to
whom the date set for the uprising has
been known since February 9th, told
that the revolution had been begun.
Jose Marti, twice banished from Cuba
because of his hate of Spanish domina-
tion, and General Maxine Gomez. who
commanded the eastern wing of the
Cuban rebels in the revolution of 1868,
left New York two weeks ago for Vera
Cruz, and news received from Cuba last
night tells that they have landed, and
their arrival was to be the signal for an
uprising.
1t was here in New York that the rev.
olution was planned and it was from
here that the order was sent which
lighted the fire of civil war in Cuba.
Cuban leaders here are in league with the
revolutionists of the islands and with
sympathizers in the United States,
Mexico and South America republics,
and have been long preparing for the
event.
The insurgent forces i'll Matanzas.
near Ybarr. where one wing of the pa
triot party raised its standard, are un-
der the command of Major General julio
Sanguily. The point mentioned is about
sixty-six miles east of Havana, on the
west end of the island.
The scene of the other uprising men
toned in the Havana dispatches, Guam
tanamo. is on the east end of the island
and the fact that these widely separated
places are given prominence IS accepted
by Cubans in New York to mean tina
the uprising has extended Throughout
the island, and that the Spanish author
tiles are attempting to belittle its extent
The revolutionary forces in the eastern
section of the island, which include
Guantanamo, are commanded by Briga
dier-General Guillermo Moncada. 1t
: estimated that he can raise 1000 men
The Spanish forces number about Is, GO
regulars, of which about 5000 are sta
toned at Santiago de Cuba, and ar
within reach of the rebels at Guanta
namo. The bulk of the remainin
Spanish troops are stationed at Havans
and so are near the scene of Geners
Sanguilys starting point, Ybarra.
: Men who are high in the councils {
the Cuban party, and who were il
\ structed with the date set for the upri
ing say that the arms which have bee
smuggled into Cuba during the last fe
weeks, and which were landed nes
Matanzas and other points, and tho.
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Exposure to rough weather, dampness,
extreme cold, etc., is apt to bring on an
attack of rheumatism or neuralgia; I;
chapped hands and face, cracked lips
and violent itching of the skin also owe
their origin to cold weather. DR.. Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment should be
kept on hand at all times for immediate
application when troubles of this nature
appear. It is a sovereign remedy. 25c,
soc and $1.0O per bottle.
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silver. He urged the government to CO.
operate with other powers in placing
gold and silver on common ratio.
Everett further said England was not
justified in bankrupting her debtors by
her course regarding silver. Chaplin
Conservative seconded Everett's mo-
tion and severely arraigned the govern
ment for its course toward silver. He
predicted that bimetalism would be VIC
torious at no distant date, because it had
Justice and truth on its side.
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which are already in the possession of
the patriotic forces of General Gomez,
would be able to sarm 5000 men at once
and many more within short time.
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Symptoms of kidney troubles should
be promptly attended to; they are
natures warnings that something is
wrong. Many persons die victims of
kidney diseases who could have been
saved had they taken proper precautions.
The prompt use of DIR. j. H. McLean's
Liver & Kidney Balm has saved thous-
ands of valuable lives. If you have any
arrangement of the kidneys try it.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Snipes
& Kinersly, druggists.
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We wish to state to our patrons that
One Minute Cough Cure is safe and re-
liable remedy for children troubled with
Group, colds, hoarsness and lung trou-
bles. 1t is pleasant to take and quickly
cures. snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
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Decidedly Unique Answer.

New YORK, Feb. ga special from
Cincinnati, O., says; Mary T. F. Fierro,
wife of John W. Fierro, a wealthy artist,
on Saturday filed petition for divorce,
alleging neglect. Yesterday Attorney
Oden O'Neil filed for the husband the
most unique and advanced answer and
cross-petition ever fled in these courts.
John says Mary is devout believer and
disciple of woman's rights. and that her
pursuit and study OF this subject has in
duced her to absorb bitter hatred for
society as it now exists, and especially
for mankind.
Mr.. Fierro alleges that his wife thinks
it is his duty to support her in absolute
idleness, her conception of the rights OF
married woman Deing that she shall
have all the rights assumed by the stern
er sex, relegating the irksome duties OF
household work to others.
Further, he says, his spouse is a be-
liever in spiritualism, and consults me.
diums who pretend to advise her of his
"shortcomings' and the manner ol
treatment that should be meted out tc
him. On this account he asks for 6
divorce, denying all her charges.
Liberal and Conservative Speak for Il
in Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-In the commons to
day Everett, liberal member OF parlia
mont, offered motion reciting that thu
house views with apprehension th'
growing divergence between gold ant
Evening journal., 1895-03-02

other the Democrats would gain control
at the next election BY all means let
the TBlue Hen" gather her chickens
under her wings without more ado. 1t
Is already certain that the Democrats
will be In a minority In the next Senate,
even counting Vice President Stevenson.
but whether the Populists shall or shall
not hold the balance Of power Is still an
open question. If the Republicans Of
Delaware do their duty 1t is reasonably
certain that the Senate will be Republi
can next Winter and dnring the remain
der Of the Presidential term Chicago
Inter O Jean.
A senator ought to be and must be
elected, and be must be Republican.
II the Republicans Of the Legislature Of
Delaware fail In the performance Of this
duty. or If their contest should end In
the choice OF Democrat, the Republican
party of Delaware need not look outside
Of the state ever again for sympathy,
encouragement or support. It win lose
its claims upon the National Committee,
upon the Congressional Committee, and
upon the next Republican administration.
The adherents OF Messrs Higgins, Ad-
dicks and Massey should undstRnd fully
oAA tA&N hhNy AA1 III
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Such waste Of opportunity by Della
ware Republicans should be not only
deplored but resented II the adherents
OF Mr. Addicks are under any obligations
excepting those which their public
relations impose, self.Tespect and patriot.
ism require him to release them by
withdrawing from contest In which
be has won no credit thus far, and in
which he is In grave danger OF losing far
more than be can possibly gain New
York Tribune
The whole country took notice OF the
political revolution which was wrought
In November last, and the Republican
party In general Joined in the fellcitstionf
Of the hour. There was no disposition
to unduly interfere in purely local
matters. Kind words were said Of the
senators whose term was about TO expire
but 1t was not insisted that be was ths
only man In the state capable of filling
the position or worthy Of senatorial
honors. This was a question properly
left with the Republican membership ci
/ the new Legislature, which Immediately
divided into three parts, and there seeml
to be NJ more hope to day OF satisfactory
outcome than at the beginning --Phila
delphia Telegraph.
Every possible claim OF honorabl,
allegiance has been discharged and It nov
becomes question OF preserving tn,
Republican organization. Il has beer
declared that the senator Is TO be "Ad
dicks CIR nobody II such q watchwor,
were TO be accepted as final it woul,
mean the overthrow OF Reppblicanism Il
Delaware re--Phlladelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1895-03-02
Fanous

It makes psople well
It builds up the weakened, shattered
nerves: it sends new life and blood
through the arteries.
Where everything else has failed Paine's
celery compouud-the greatest achieve
ment Of that giant among men, the ablest
physician Of this generation. Prof.
Edward E Phelps, NJ d, LII. D., Of
Dartmouth-this wonderful Paine's celery
compound has in thousands Of cases cured
disease.
1t has freed old age from many of its
infirmities. 1t has made thousands of
lives worth living that we're once a
burden. 1t has proven itself so easily the
greatest OF all spring remedies, making
the weak strong and the infrm we'll that
in the big cities, New York. Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston, st. Louis and the
rest, the leading newspapers, making
their own canvasses, have found that the
demand for Psine's celery compound is
enormous, as far surprising that Of any
other remedy as the curative power Of
this great compound does indisp- tabiy
surpsss that of any other.
For Paine's celery compound is not 8
patent medicine 1t Is not an ordinary
tonic, sarsaprilla or nervine. 1t is 81
superior to them all that they ara no
Evening journal., 1895-03-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The attendants at the White House
are said TO have repainted the keep Off
the grass" signs for use in case anyone
resembling. Nine. Lilluokalani DomInis
puts in an appearance Chicago Record.
A good deal of tine news from Hawaii
continues TO be of kind that requires
corroboration in formal affidavit under
q notary s seal. --Provldenc Journal.
The American flag is a good enough
ornament for any Of our public buildings
- New York Tribune
Johnny Bull will probably notice that
there Is considerable difference between
securing an award and collecting the
money. - Washington Post,
It Is said that the Republicans want
an extra session OF Congress The
country wants rest. Baltimore Herald