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Bertha Clrcb. eis East Sixth street; Kunnis
Louis. cs5 East Sixth street. Lena Helly, es7
East Sixth street; Gretchen Gross. 22S East Sixth
street; May Dermoiy. 2Si East sixth street, and
Victor Helly. 2S7 East sixth street. had a stand
a. Sixth street and Third avenue and collected
0 some OF their friends the amount OF $3.50
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A-sEcRET SERVICE COMPANY; private %
quiriss. sscr.tivs watching By s.psr dstss-
uvss. references. Is West ga st
A. HAIR. molss. Ae.. .dsstroysa
forever. electricity. sitt.ngs only IL PreG
A-KNow YOUR tate and fortune; consult Nina
scientinc palmist. 20 East nth st Tee 81.
ADVICE FREE-IAwyer: divorcss. aecidsatA
damages; all causes. all courta 2b W 1ad.
GRAY OF bleachsd hair restored with Imperial
r.i".sn.a hs s5o: "S surns keep: hair IL curl sse.
Sold only MALCoLM's. AL sth ave.. 2sth 4 3oth.
HILLS RHEUMATISM AND GoUr CURE-rhs
greatest Of all remedies: one bottle will cure
you nm Medicine c.. u East 18th st.; ssnd
for circular
MATRIMONIAL HERALD. loc. 200 East slst st
Mrs Ehrlich guarantees speedy advantageous
marriages.
pr stampss Complexion Pills sent sealed for
IS cents sides Drug Co.. u Cortlsndt St. New
York. agents wanted.
SALE soILEp TRUNKS and bags. ons-haf price.
Doye's. sessy Ct Astor House. i7s and v
Broadway
SPLENDID SUCCESS stimulates subscriptions:
substantial salaries secured systematically. spec.
u,a,ive sportsmen subscribing. saxss selsctionA
Union Square
SUSPICIOUS verified or dispslled; know the
truth. investigate. facts arc best. FullsrU
Detective bureau. s2s Broadway.
THE CHOICE OF AN OCCUPATION" an illus
.sa tool give: sent so9 % smp:
Fowler L Wells. Phrenologists 81 Eaa 2ist st.
WlILIAMs's sure cure for rheumatsm. send for
free sample. large bottle 81 2c3 East le:d St
YOUR HOROSCOPE read or written, 81 Prot.
C. Leonls astrologcr. 2H 9Th ave. call or write.
"YOUR HOROSCOPE SOC. stamps: state aSs.
sex. Prof WARREN. Trenton N. j.
81. MEMS SUITS cleaned 4 pressed. Manhat-
tan Steam pyens Cleaning Works. IN
9th ave,
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/ Inclossd nnd l.75 collected At 81 Canton street.
Brooklyn. It Is the result of little street
stand. and we hope It will 10 good
Alice Curran. 0; Saie Anderson, 8;
/ Frank Mcclure, Il?
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inclossd hnd check for 81, which was made OF
q small stand on Second avenue, by
Gabriella Lauber. Alexander LAUDER.
James Maeee.
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Josie johnson. Raenh!ld johnson and Reciils
Cutler had q stand at 1874 Hamilton avenue.
Brooklyn. and made $50 In two days
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days. and used all our spare time. The stand was
held at l67 East One Hundred ard Tenth street.
Gertis Spitnz. Q. Herbert Sprnz, I.
Julia McKeon, Q. Thomas Quigley IL.
Phebe T. Humphrey. Is. Hugh Nehring II.
Willis Hines l3. Janes Qulgley, 10.
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Inclosei hnd 81 rs collected at 81 Clinton street
We hone II will do some babies good.
Matilda Abrhmowitz Annie Abramowi,s.
Sarah Nosel
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incloscd nnd Se.S. collected at Q toy stand
in one Hundred and twenty NTH street
Lizzie Callahan Annie Callahan,
James Callahan,
1873 West One Hundred and Twenty NTH stree.
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Charley Trainor. Billie schwersr. Henry Het-
ricks. Frank Tra!nor and Johnny Donegan had a
little stand at Park avenue and sixty third
street, and made Nl6.
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We take pleasure in sending you IS, the pro-
ceeds Of q stand At the residence esq Seventeenth
street.
Olga Bjorkman, Violet Hamilton.
Nellie Hamilton.
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Jennie Mackenzie, IL: Nellie McRonald II:
Katie Mackenzie. 10. and Maggie Byrnes. 10,
had q stand al l52 West Fifty fourth street for
three aftern oonS and made s.
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Please hnd incloeed 81 90, proceeds Of q fair
Kane Mamaroneck n Y.
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Kindly accept the inciossd Sl.2S collected At .
lemonade stand held At 20 West One Hundred and
Thirty second street, Aug 3. by the unders gned
three.
Grace GutEseiI. 4: Marjery Gutssell. 7:
Sadie Schafer g.
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YOUNG COLLECTORS
An Army Of Children Always At
Work for the Fund

-Four little girls collected Hlo
Katie rhores. 9gt Jackson street
Lisa rehrcus $50 East one Hundred and Sixty
n'th street.
Mor,h, nchrens. 800 East One Hundred and
SiN'N NTH street.
Lydia pchtens 500 Eas, One Hundred and sl,,y.
NTH street.
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LITTLE FOLKS FAIRS
They Arc Held Everywhere and
Greatly Help the Fund.

We little friends send 20 ccnts. collected a.
our fair. and hope to do hetter ncNt time.
may ponnellv, Tiie Manning,
OTIS Ruddck. Mansfield nunnelly,
fremont y. Y
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Maggie o'sullivan. Ella o'sullivsn and Nellie
McMahon had a stand at se9 Hudson street for
two days and made s.. 90.
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Inclosed you will hnd check for which We have
sold candles on our stand. broadway and Flush ns
avenue. Brooklyn. n. Y. We have Just received
the exact amount OF IS. which we hope will bene-
At the poor children.
Annie Gredinser, 11+ Psrk avenue,
AdelIne Junz 73S Flushing avenue.
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Accept $3.50. proceeds OF . fair held At es7
Ninth street Hoping there will be more next
time for the little tots. believe us sincerely,
Nedle Hyer. Belle Glcary
Alice Ryan, Grace Davis
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1nciosed IND 81. -. the proceeds OF 4 stand at
c73 Prospect place. Brooklyn for a few hours
Josephine Lane, Martha Breckenr! !dge,
Alice Bailey. Josephine Schantl.
Amelia Schantz, May McCarty.
Luella Ris, Harry Rls
Chattie McCarty, Fannie McCaty,
Harry McCarty.
Little Edith Breckenridge and Birdie sehant,,
two years old. gathered flowers and cold them.
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Inclosed md S2b0 proceeds Of q fair held By
Dollie Sweeny and Nellie O'Brien who reside Al
's6 and 734 wythe avenue. Brooklyn. who have
collected It,
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In Memory Of Marx HOrnthal.
To the Editor:
''In memory OF Marx Hornthal." my deceased
husband. l send you $40, -
SARAH HoRNrHAL.
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lnrlosei md sl1 as proceeds OF fair held q,
the residence Of Mrs John Mccormick. <0s Pacific
street BROOKLYN.
May Mccormick Minnie De,san
Essie Mccormick POSSE ChiIer
Harry Mccormick. Lil.is Hayward
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lne'ossd You will hnd $40 proceeds OF a lavr
psrtv gwen by the Myrtle Cub OF sunee, IN
Aug Hoping II will do az much gr,d a, r.
gave US pleisure In earning 1t. We remain friend,
- he sick babies '
l. nia Simk.ns Marxts K,nv.,.,
Dora Hanck. JuIIn Martin
Elisabeth McGinnss
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our stand opened fer three days. II Was At lN
Floyd street Brooklyn. Yours truly,
Anna Durller. IL; Lotte Durller. o.
Katie Furcht 10.
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Soeclal Notices.
TO KEEP VOTING

nee'' no magic elixir. 1t only requires q it'll
drliy care ot tie health RlPANS TABuLES re
dgoe doctorng to It's lowest cost
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ADD FAIRs-DABIES
lnclosed you will md 81. the receipts OF q fai
hell by Florence Van raNel and her utt,,
friend, Gertrude Gentcs, and assisted BY Johnn,
tumble showing stcreopticnn views at to5 Doug
lass street, Brooklyn.
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ADD FAIRs-DABlES

Edna F,iee. Georgia Green, PAul Hyland, Ella
Green and Joe Green send 81 SO
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We take great pleasure in sending you the
receipts. 81, Of stand we had In front Of oui
door. We sincerely hope that II may be the
means of giving some sick baby relief You ma,
hear again from soon. AMI hope send
larger amount with best wishes in the SUGGEST
OF the glorious work OF The Evening World"
Lille lockwood Edna Smith.
May lockwood. FANNY smith,
poisy Smith
+3 Herkrner street Brooklyn.
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The willing hearts AMI ready hands OF Avis
Swan. aged six years. OF 62s Halsey street. Brook
lyn. Arthur Lo2ier aged nine. Mortimer Aston
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Gave All Their Spare Time.
TO the Editor:
Inciosed please nnd Is o.. which kindly devote
towards the Sick Babies Fynd. We the under
signed, have had q street stand for the past two
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lnclosed hnd Ss so the procceds of a small
fiir held on the afternoon Of Aug. l. 1895. at $40
Gu ncy street.
Alice O'Hara IL 3S Quincy street
Mary Sewoomb, 10. ISL Marcy avenue
Frederick L. Jansen. l3. 34sA Quincy street
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tnclosed find 81. tho proceeds OF a fair held one
day at 263i7 Varick street. Jersey City by
Lulu Stengel, Howard STENCIL
Mamie Stratmeyer. Harry Stratmeyer.
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incosed you will nnd 81. proceeds Of a fair
held at ll22 Halsey street, Brooklyn Hoping
this VIII help the poor sick babies
SADIE fnrhershaw, Violet Furbcrshaw,
Eva Beaumel. Make kirs,ein
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lnclosed you viii dnd 81 %. the procseds Of ,
f'r held A. 2s5 Fifth avenue by
Trace lrosnan. IL. Jennie Wood IL.
Robbie Bates 49, Fred Kinkel 4.
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tncl"sed hnd IS so. the proceeds OF Q Fair which
WIS held At the residence Of Juliet Cowhey a.
Van brunt street. BROOKLYN. Y. Although the
amount may seem small. We trust It may be the
means Of relieving some sick baby.
Jh'iei CoNhey. Lizzie Conroy
Everenia Shea Jessica Shes
Agnes Berlund
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Garden nnd lawn Parties Given for
the Fund.
We send you 81. which We m.ds by s,r,ns q
marc Isntern show on Mond,y evening ws
hai hne time and everybody enjoye5 than
selves We hope this money will helm ann,
of the sick babies this Summer
May Mann. thirteen:
Edward Ehris. eleven;
Wllle e. rhris thrc.'
IL Windsor place. South Brooklvn
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fnclosed hnd -. proceeds OF our little stanc
at 56t Lexington avenue Brooklyn.
Geory, Donnsn, William Spencer,
Walter Dnnnan. r. joe Conselyea,
Sldie CoIscigea, L. Sanfeis.
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Minnie Fannie and Mollie Iirsch .6. West
, One Hundred and Twenty third street held
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Please accep, this small amount N75. pro-
ceeds OF a stand at ii6 buffalo avenue, Brooklyn.
Hoping 1t will do some poor baby good.
Jennie Quinn, Jennie Raber.
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incosed nnd IS "a. proceeds OF a fair given by
Miss Lulu kess.er and Miss Maud Mcdonald at
1904 JEFFERSON avenue. Brooklyn hoping II will
give some little tots good days pleaoure
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instruction.

ENCEl siOt Bicycle I.idlns School. Uth q
ave-. bAnk buildinS. I Issson &c.. lsasoas -
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Millie Landgraf. Nellie oleyar and Rosa Levi
son had stand at 10 East Second street 70
three days and made 81. 40
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lhc!osed nnd y6H This amount was realized
from fair held for two days at 277 Sackett street
Brooklyn by
David Cor nsky. IL; Ralph Cortn.kv IA
Belle Stutt. Il; Miuie SUIT, 10:
Flossie Stutt s: Ida ChertizIa, H.
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fnclosei hnd s. cents the results OF our ef
| forts in behalf Of noble charity. We sold
| TOYS AMI lemonade on First avenue between
| one Hundred AMI Fifteenth and one Hundred
| md S'xtnr1'h streets
| Annie Frees Ada Lancaster.
| Mar. ha
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lnclosef md 17S made at q fair conducted h,
NAY Honkins age thirteen, assisted by Kali,
se' TIA, sum but We thought ws would mak,
out better than We did.
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Inc!osed hni 81 from table OF lemonade by
f)ur little girls at One Hundred and Thirtleth
80 ' y h avenue.
Nay Leon. 10: Maggie Sully. =
Ethel Leon. 6; AEnle Freund. Q.
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FROM MEXlCO'S CAPITAL.
Romero's Lawyers Endcavoring TO Secure
His Release on Rail.


CITY OF MEXICO, Aug 3D-Pending the
hearing of his appeal in tho superior court,
Colonel Romero is confined in the bar
racks. His lawyers have decided to ask
for his release on bail until the court shall
decide his case.
1t is announced that Archbishop Corri-
gan will be here in October to attend the
ceremonies of tho coronation of the Ntr-
gin of Guadaloupo. Archbishop Elder, Of
Cincinnati, has also accepted an invita-
tion.
A concession is being arranged by eL-
Governor Rabasa, of the state of Chiapas,
and Jose Mora with the department Of
communications for n railway from Ton
ala, on the Pacific coast to the capital OF
the state, also to Chapa Bucorso, on the
river of the same name.
The reception of Minister Kurino, of
Japan, was the occasion of utterances OF
the most cordial sentiment on the part of
President Diaz and Minister Kurino. The
japanese government hopes to render still
closer relations with Mexico, which was
the first nation 30 recognize the right of
Japan to manage her internal affairs
without foreign dictation.
The first superior court will take up
the Bomero-N Ncrestegui case Monday, the
lower court trying the accused persons
having sent the verdict of the jury to the
superior court on the ground that the
jury failed to render a decision according
to law and the evidence The superior
court, it is thought likely Will support
the judge of the lower court and o-!er d
new trial of persons absolvCl by the jury
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RAILROAD NEWS.


Many of Items of Interest to the Employees
and Public.
The p & r. owns about $1,000 coal and
freight cars.
Excursion agents have cut the fare from
Cincinnati to New York to S1O
A number of blacksmiths employed at the
Reading car shops are working on night turn.
The Pennsylvania win shortly build ad-
ditional sidings at several of their collieres
in the Schuylkill coal region.
English locomotives are only half as heavy
as those in use on American roads, and are
built especially for speed.
The Northern Pacific has received the
largest tea shipment ever brought into
Tacoma by sailing vessel. 1t will require
$50 cars to haul it.
George NJ. Pullman denies the rumor that
negotiations are in progress for a consolida-
ton of the Pullman and the Wagner Palace
Car Companies.
Besides having large shops in Reading the
p. & r. has repair shops at Wayne Philadel-
pha, Schuylllill Haven, Catawissa, Pottsville
and Shamokin.
/ The Railroad Chronicle computes the gross
earnings of eighty-thrce roads for the first
week of August at So, 995, ,999, an increase of
| $50, 9lS over the same time last year.
A number of cars are being remodeled at
/ the p. n r. shops to conform with the stand
ard adopted by law, which requires all cars
to be equipped with patent couplers and air
brakes.
The engineers, fremon, conductors and
brakcmon ON the Lehish division of the
Lehigh Valley are being examined on the
book of rules by order of the superintendent.
Within the past few years nearly 5000
hand holders have been made at the r. x R.
blacksmith shop in Reading. They have
been placed on all kinds of cars for the use
and protection of tainmen.
The Empire state express on the New
jersey Central is considered by railroad
officials to be the fastest train in the world.
This locomotive maintains a speed of seventy
one miles an hour and is capable of making
100 miles in the same length Of time.
The new p. 4 II, locomotive No. 3S5 has
only one driving wheel, which is seven feet
high. This locomotive will be used ON the
New York division. The engineer contends
she is capable of making a mile in thirty
seconds.
In order to accommodate the crowds that
win be in attendance at the Atlanta EXpos
tion, the managers have made arrangement:
! with the Pullman Company for 300 sleeping
cars, which are to be placed on the railroad
sidings in and near Atlanta. They will ac
commodate 1000 people, and the berths vii
be rented at 81 per night. The same plan is
being tried at Boston, where the knights
Tcmpiar are assembling the present week.
For three years / suffered from Sal
Rhcum. 1t covered my hands to such an eX
tent that | could not wash them. Two bottle
! of Burdocll Blood Bitters cured me-" Libbi'
Young, Popes Mills, st. Lawrence County
IN Y
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Princess oolonna's TROUBLES.

NAPLES, Aug, 30.-The cause of the
fresh troubles between the Prince and
Princess Co'onna is the fact that during
the princess visit to London, in June, the
prince obtained control of the boys, and
when the princess returned he refused to
give them up. As the court gave the
mother control of the children year ago,
the boys to visit the father six weeks in
each year, the princess applied to the court
for redress, which ordered the surrender
of the boys to the mother The prince
refuses to give them up, and proceedings
are now taken to enforce obedience. The
princess authorizes the statement that
she will not give one cent, now or in the
future for Il settlement.
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PERSONAL

Milton Bllman and family spent to-day at
Lakeside
Louis Lehe and wife spent yesterday at
Philadelphia.
George Taylor, of Girardville, is the guest
of town friends.
Capt c. w, johnson spent this morning at
the county scat.
William Bachman, of Hazleton, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
John Hassler transacted business for a few
hours in Pottsville to-day.
c. r. Straughn made business trip to the
county seat this morning
School Director Frank Hanna visited
friends at the county seat to-day.
Mrs. Laura Sloiney, formerly of town, re-
turned to her home in Elizabeth N. j., to-day.
Miss Name Norton, of St. Clair, is visiting
the family of John Mccormick, of East
Centre street.
John NJ. Robbins and family have returned
to town after spending several weeks at
Ocean Grove.
Misses Emma Omdaugh, of Lykens, and
Sadie Waters, of Mahanoy City, were town
visitors last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Brewer and daughter
aud Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Franey went tC
Hazleton this afternoon.
Miss Ida Nolbach, of Shamokin, who spent
two weeks in town. accompanied by Mrs
Jacob Nol, Jr., returned to her home to-day
School Director John Lee went to tn,
puttsvillc buspital this morning to visit hi
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SCRANTON, Pa. Aug, 3)-Champion
James j. Corbett and his brother Joseph
played match game of hnndball here
yesterday and lost it. Their opponents
were John Rickabv ana Thomas Dove,
local players o. considerable repute. The
game was played at the Driving Park, in
the presence of 3 900 people, the stakes he
ing $500 and 75 per cent. Of the gate
money to the winners. Rain fell during
the entire game making anything like
an exhibition Of skill impossible. The
champion played listlessly, but Joe did
his best Corbett attributes his defeat to
the bad grounds, the kind Of ball used
and the side walls to the alley. He has
challenged Rickaby to play on Corbett' S
own alley at Asbury Park and the chal-
lenge has been accepted.
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My little boy, when two years Of age,
was taken very i'll with bloody fluX l was
advised to use Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and luckily pro-
cured part of bottle. | carefully read the
directions and gave it accordingly. He was
very low, but slowly and surely he began to
improve, gradually recovered and is now as
stout and strong as ever. ! feel sure it saved
his life. l never can praise the Remedy
half its worth | am sorry every one in the
world does not know how good it is, as l do
Mrs. Lima S. Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion
Co., Florida For sale by Gruhler Bros
Druggists.
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1t is stated that Truth" will soon be en-
larged permanently to twenty pages. 1t
seems generally agreed that Truth has
more nearly attained perfection in the art Of
illustration than any other American publica-
tion. The enlarged space will make room for
more pictures and the proprietors of the pub
lication confidently expect that the brilliant
colored pictures, beautiful mechanical work
and bright, witty articles and items will Sc
cure even greater recognition from the public
than in the past.
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DIV. Fuller, Of Canaioharie, n. y, says
that ne always keeps DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery iu the house and his family has
olyyaVs found the very best results follow its
use; That he would not be without it, if pro-
curable. G.. A. Dykeman Druggists Cats
kin *. Y, says that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough
remedy; that he has used it in his family for
eight years, and it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for IT, Why not try a remedy
so lono tried and tested Trial bottles free at
A. Waseys drug store, Regular size SOC
and Sl.00
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GHERALD
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1895.


Boston, Aug 30.-The knights Tamplar
conclave yesterday decided to hold the
next conclave at Plttsburg in October,
1898. The following officers were elected;
Grand master, William La Rue Thomas
of Maysville, Ky; deputy grand master,
Reuben H. Lloyd of California; general
issimo, Henry b. Stoddard of Texas;
captain general George NJ. Moulton of
Illinois, senior warden, Henry w. Rugg
of Massachusetts,; Junior warden, viii.
lam b. Melish of Ohio.
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LIMA, Peru, Aug. 3O.-It is reported
here that when General Alfaro, head of
the revolutionary party and of the pro
visional government of Ecuador, has in
stalled himself at Quito, The Peruvian
government will recognize him and his
fvovernmput
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NELsoNvGLLE, o., Aug. 30 Burglars
attacked the hardware store OF Gable u
Co, during the night, and broke through
a window, bat were met by several watch
men, who were expecting the burglars
Several shots were fired. The burglars
escaped but James Knight, Il clerk in the
store was fatally shot in tho back
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HALIFAX, y. 5, Aug 3O.-A dispatch
from Charlottetown reports the probable
loss of seven lives. Five men and two
women went from Cape Bauld in sail
boat to Fifteen Points. They remained
there with friends over night and left
next day to return, and nothing has since
been heard of them. The supposition is
that the boat foundered, and that all on
board Mere lost.
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Mnrdered q Government Mar.hal.

MooREHEAD, KY, Aug. 30.-Henry Free
man, moonshiner, shot and killed
United States Deputy Marshal Boyle Ar
nett yesterday at White Oak, Morgan
county, Ky. Freeman is Jailed at West
Liberty, heavily guarded A determined
mob is organizing to lynch him
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SHANGHAI, Aug. 3O.-Li Hung Chang
had an audience with the emperor yes
terday, and as n consequence will remain
in Pol,in as grand secretary. He has also
been appointed imperial chancellor by inn
periai decree in place OF viccroy OF the
province OF Chilli, which office he form
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New YORK, Aug. 3) Attorney General
Theodore Hancock is preparing to bring
suit against the American Tobacco com
puny to unnuI the certificate authorizing
it to do business in this state. The pre-
limnary step was takon yesterday, wh, n
the officers were served with a summons
to appear on Saturday ia answer to COM
plant that they are doing business in
violation Of statute.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-It is learned on
Sliablo authority that ex- Postmaster Will
son :. Bissoll has been offered the place
on the Uniteu States supreme court bench
made vacant by the death oi Justice Jack
son. M Bissoil viii not accept
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PERRY, o. r.. AIa 39.-Commissioner
Of the ganprai lau otlico handed down
decision in which ne holds certificates is
sued ar Kansas City good before the open
ing of the Charoilne strip good The de
cis.on affects 3oaO homesUeaders and town
lot settlements, who hold these certifi-