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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

Miss Della Guthrie entertained her
friends ut the resiirnce Of her uncle John
Guthrie, No 1903 Wnst Eighth street. Oh
Friday evening lust, TO bid them aiicu
prior 10 sailing for Europe ON last Sutur-
day Miss Guthrie lott here saturday
morning ON the go r., W. IL Is. railroad
train, accompanied by - large pirtY Of
friends, who Went to soc her safely on
board the ocean steamer Onn ut the
American line. The party was shown
through the handsome vessel and III start.
ing waved Miss Guthrie their guOi-bycs
and wished her God specd" on the voyage.
Miss Guthrie will land at Queenstown,
Ireland, and first visit the home OF her
childhood uf which she hos bright rcrul-
lectiuns. The home .tcad has been the
home of her ancestors for many genera.
tions, and is still ia possession of one of
tho family. After visiting her relatives
sho will continue to travel for her health
and will be away for several months per-
haps 4 year or TWO. She was great
faVorite among her many friends, aud
was admired by all who knew her for her
sterling qualities and noble heart and She
will be greatly missed during her soiourn
abroad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
HNIaMrs TEMPLAR.
Departure of st. johns Commandery on
its Pilgrimage to Reading.


st. Johns Commandery, X. r., accom-
panied by First Regiment Band. started
on its pilgrimage TO Reading Tuesday,
leaving the French street station of the
Wilmington 4 Northern railroad by special
train at 7,So o'clock. The sir knights,
numbering rs, were in full Templar uni
form and commanded by Past Eminent
Commander ]. Parke Postles. They pre-
sented fine appearance, They were
Joined at the railroad station by 80 ladies,
who accompanied them on the pilgrimage,
The party was composed of i. ). Amber
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William O. Brown. Mr..
aud Mrs. Jesse X. Bayls. Charles II,
Blaine, |. $. Bullock, Frank j. Boylan,
II. 4. Bucher, Charles Cardweli n b.
Culbert w. L. Crossan. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Call, Leon Crawford, ]. l.. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harvey Day, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thomas j. Day, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Doughten, Lewis DOlan, Levi
Fairlamb, Thomas y. Foreman. Harry
Galbraith, James Gamble. Harry J.
Guthrie Charles G. Hagner, W, Il
i. Hartman, Allen Harting George l.,
Jones, John b. Johnson, MIR. and Mrs
4. Il. Johnson. Mr., and Mrs. Philip
Jones, Robert II. Jones, Paul Jones
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick Klund, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilism Lawton, MIR. ant
Mrs. Thomas b. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. II
w. Lowe, William Ii. Lee. William Il
Linton, George W. McCaulley, X. II
Morrow. Joseph Mcbride, P.W. Mcdowell
George J.. Miller Enoch Moore, Mr.. anC
Mrs. George II. Mccall, Thomas Mitchell
Harry \. Miller, Eugene Massey, U. Gran
Nye, William r. Osmond, MIR. and Mrs
Ovenshine Samuel Ovenshne, Thoma
O'Connell, Mr.. ami Mrs James II. Price
]. Jackson lPeirce. J. Parke Postles. Mrs
| Thomas q. Pennington, Miss Matte J
Pennington, Joseph Row. james Reese, W
7. Reynolds, J. Norris Robinson. w.
Randolph, George Records, Daniel Ross
A. q. Robinson. MIR. and Mrs. John G
story, Charles NJ. Smith, Clarence Sypherd
]. Clarence Singles, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W
Taylor Charles Z. Triedler, Harry !!
Wright, William II. Weeks. Samuel j
White, w. Fred Weller and William |;
| Waisnn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
DID NOrSrIr TnE MAcHINE.



An incident occurred in the FIRST ward
at the recent Republican nomination for
city officers which is fair sample of the
manner in which the hippodrome of
ballo:s was conducted throughout the
city. .E....
William X. Crosby, ole Of the best
known residents of the ward went TO the
polls to vote. lie was handed ballot. the
names on which did not altogether suit
him, and he fixed ii To bis liking BY
scratching out two of the names and writ.
ing two in their places
After preparing his ballot. MIR. Crosby
moved w to the window and handed it in.
It was not put III the box, and as soon as
Mr.. Crosby left the window Inspector
Brown threw the ballot out in the street
ana declared that Mr. Crosby had not
| given his name and residence.
The rejected ballot is now in the posses
sion nf q we!l-knuwn Republican, who
intends To preserve it as souvenir of the
| nomination uf 1895.
The reason MIR. CrosDys ballot was re.
| jCCted is because he did not vote to suit tie
| machine. He was wp.l-kDowu to the men
in the window, and if he had not scratched
4 his ticket no questions would have been
I rs ked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
closing Exercises at Friends School.

The sraduating class of Friends School
will huld their exercises Tuesday after
noon. line 18th, at o'clock. There are
twelve members of the class Of '9j They
are Josephine :. Harvey, Jessie Cameron,
Meta Robinson, Harriet Matchett. Bertha
Sauerth~aite, Henry +. Askew.Jackson,
David D maid Bush, Gilbert Il. Porter.
Henry GHSthrop, Leroy Kendall. Henry 5.
Candy an S0nim Krebs Papers will be
read by ~ the graduates with the excep.
ton OF tire who have been excused. The
address to TIE graduates will be made by
Prot George 5. Fullerton, dean vi the
University o Pennsylvania.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

CoNEY ISLAND, n. y, May 27-The
bout between Tommy Ryan Of Chicago,
and Mysterious Billy Smith of Boston,
which was to have gone % rounds at the
Seaside Club house, tonight, was declared
q draw after IS rounds by Referee Tim
Hurst. Ryan showed superior ability
throughout. In the 18th round, Ryan
In a break away Smith upper-cut with his
right on body. Ryan cut Smith's ear with
Il hot lett-hander. He then hit Smith
right and left. Smith turned away and
lay over the ropes, The police interfered
and the gong sounded. An agreement had
been made that if the police stopped the
bout, it should be declared draw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
PaiLADELpHI.I AFF4IRs.

The funeral OF eX-Magistrate Thomas P.
Kane, Friday, was largely attended
Tluga Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday raised Sl3, 02054, and wiped out its
floating Indebtedness.
Joseph NJ. Shoemaker of the firm of
Joseph NJ. Shoemaker & Co. bankers and
brokers, died Friday in his 4Sth wear
William Pedlow was run over and killed
by u train on the Pennsylvania railroad
at Vincent and Tacony streets, last Friday
evening.
The will of Caroline l.. Stradley OF
Avon, Conn, probated on Friday, con-
tanned liberal requests TO Philadelphia
charities.
John S. Wright, 90 years old, was
drowned in the Delaware river at Plum
street wharf on Saturday evening by the
capsizing of boat.
Bishop Whitaker on Saturday laid the
corner stone for the children's house at the
Home for lncurables. DR.. w. w. Keen
delivered an address.
At meeting of the Veteran odd
Fellows Association of Pennsylvania. ON
Saturday evening sentiment adverse to q
general parade in the fall was expressed,
The Fourth District Epworth League
convention, which concluded its sessions
on Saturday, elected Eugene G. Foster of
this city, president, and resolved to meet
next year at Harrisburg.
Judge finletter on Saturday beard argu-
ment upon o. rule for want Of sufficient
affidavit of defence under proceedings To
revive the judgment in the case of the CITY
against A. N. keithler, defaulting ex-
registrar of the water bureau, ana his
bondsmen, David II. Lane and others,
Reports presented on FRIDAY by the
officers of the Fourth District Epworth
League to the annual convention, showed
membership of almost 100000 persons.
The delegates in the afternoon were given
an organ recital at the Drexel Institute and
had supper at Belmont Mapsion. In the
evening an address was delivered by the
Rev. Or. William Mast BrOadbeck Of
Charlestown, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The Board Of IducAtion did not receive
an invitation at tie meeting Monday night
70 participate in tie Memorial Day parade
but the reason assigned is that the com
mlttee having tn, demonstration in hand
probably thought no formal invitation
was necessary. H1wevcr the board took
no action in the natter, simply deciding
to accept the invitation to attend the IN.
yelling OF the monument on that day and
for that purpose tht members will meet ut
No. . School at 3 o'dOck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

GLASGOW, Nay 2I.-rhc new Eritlsh war.
ship Terrible was launched on the Clyde
to-day. The Terrible Is tirst-class steel
cruiser, cDppG sheathed, OF II. 200 tons
displacement aud 5000 indicated horse
power which is estimated To give her u
speed OF % klOts. She is 53l ieet long
aud II feet bean. The Terrible will carry
crew Of 800 men nni armed with two %
ton and squiutiiring guns. She is looked
upon rs being tie most powerful vessel OF
hnr tYne in the rnrlh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

Special Correspondence ot Gazette aud Journal
MlpDLgTows, May g. Frank Green, il
cOlured man, was arI'sted here last even.
ing, charged with the heft Of gold watch
and pair If trousers rom stores in town.
The trousers were worl by the man ut the
time Of his arrest Squire Ferguson held
the prisoner in $500 Inc, in default Of
which he was taken to New Castle jail this
morning by Police ON er Dickson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
AN ENCIrINH FIRE.
Patrick Higgins aud His Daughter Roth
Receive Bnd Burns at conhagration
Monday Night.

houdAfo bHu
Monday Night.
A fire occurred at about s o clock Monday
night at the cigar store Of Patrick Higgins,
Eighteenth and Market streets, and in
attempting to extlnguish the flames Mr..
Higgins and his daughter, Name, both
received very painful burns. Mr.. Higgins
arms are both in bad condition, and the
young woman IS burned about the breast.
1t is thought that the injuries of neither
are serious.
The wounds were dressed at the drug
store Of J, j. Gallagher & Bro, Twentieth
ana Market Streets after which physi-
clan was summoned. Both the patients
are doing well to-day
The fire was caused by counter lamp
exploding after which it was thrown OH
the floor, and the burning oil spread about
all over the place. For time it looked as
If the whole store floor was blazing, but
after the fire had been subdued il was
found that the damage to the building
was slight. The services of the fire depart.
inent were not needed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The celebration OF the semi.centennial
anniversary of st. Pauls NJ. Il. Church
was concluded Sunday. There was
preaching in the morning by tLe Rev. W.
l.. $. Murray, n. D., OF Dover, and in the
evening by Presiding Elder Barrett, both
of whom are former pastors of 81. Paul ).
Large congregations were in attendance.
A collection amounting to about 800 was
taken
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The Presbyterians q Bridgeville are
making arrangements or Fourth of
July celebration which hey intend hold.
ing in a suburban grove. The programme
will consist OF addresses b. popular speak
ers and the rendering OF suitable musical
selections. Various Kinds If refreshments
will be for sale on the gro nds
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

Minor repairs were authorized at schools
Nos. IA, IL and ls, the last named building
10 have tine tlag and staff attended to.
Owing to the fact that some of the com
mittees have net completed their annual
reports, the board adjourned TO meet on
June 9Th to settle up the business OF the
present board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
TWO YEARS FOR OSCAR WILDE.
The Apostle of lEstheticism Sentenced to
imprisonment ut Hard Labor.

LoYpoN. May 25.-The jury in the case
of Oscar Wilde, to-day after celebrating
four hours, came into court at $50 o'clock
this afternoon with verdict Of guilty.
Wilde was sentenced 10 Imprisonment
for two years.
Alfred Taylor, Wilde associate, was also
sentenced to-day to two years imprison-
ment.
Both of the prisoners terms are to be
worked out ut hard labor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

BERNIE. SWITZERLAND, May 26.--A tire
mendous fall of rock from the Sohwarz
mountain into the Labterbrunnen valley
has swept away whole forests on the slope
Of the mountain and has caused immense
destruction of property
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
iANIIOR GETS INTO A FIX
laid to be Guilty of Gross In
subordination.
.NHY YSWERE. AUGHTSEWlNG
They Were Unanimously in
Favor of ii.

nsrrestiuE Meeting of the Board of
Public Education Monday Night-Two
commandments at the Grand Opera
House-strong Wall for the Park Drive
way on the North of No. Fl school,
Other Business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
BUCHANAN MUsr DIE.

The Court of Appeals Sentenced Him to
be Executed During the Week Begin-
ming July LIST.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 27.-The court
of appeals has resentenced DR.. Robert
Buchanan to die.
The time of execution is set for the week
BEGINNING JuIy LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The police got on to a finish fight that
was announced to take place neor the
Seventh street bridge Monday night, and
consequently the match was declared of,
The names Of the principals were not made
known, but they were both local men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The Teachers Association of New Castle
County will meet ut Friends school, Sat
urday, June LIST. at D. m, President S.
y. Townsend. Jr.. invites all county
teachers and school commissioners to be
present,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
For Nervous Exhaustion


Dr.L. A.Turuer, Bloomsb ~ Sanitarium,
Philadelphia, Pa. says; "Asan adjunct TO
the recuperati se powers of IL nervous sys-
TEN, know Of nothing equal to it,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The following has been handed to The
GAZETTE for publication .-..--
We. the undersigned dry goois merchants
OF Wilmington, agree TO close or places oil
= II III aayo5. It9,Iusott K rr5sbS q Z
Hill, Ksunard ~ Co, ...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

The annual session of the African
Methodist Episcopal Conference. held III
Philadelphia, closed Monday. Reading
was selected as the next meeting place.
The Rev W. y. Cook. formerly Of this
city, was appointed pastor at Frankford,
Philadelphia, The following pastoral ap.
pointmenrs were made for the Whining
ton district W. H.. Davis, Presiding
Elder; Allen Chapel, Rev. J. ]. Evans;
South Chester, Rev. Santee Birch Will
mington, Rev. y. D. Temple; Milford,
Rev, Joseph stiles; Chester, Rev. Dr. John
d. Stansberry; Darby, Rev. c. NJ Tanner;
smyrna, Rev. Elijah Boyd; Seaford Rev.
Mark Bradley; Samuel, Rev. u. NJ. Nichols;
l.ewes, Rev. \. q. Cole; Mt. Zion, Rev.
James Pritchard; West Dover, Rev. q. Ii.
Ihpmpsoni Mt Friendship, Rev. Wilbur
lioxter; Frederick, Rev. W. II. jenkins;
Georgetown. Rev, d. j. Black burn; Mil
tgp, Rev. FGstus Johnson Camden, Rev
| W. w. Taylor Lynwood. Rev. w. IL.
| SprIsgs Wilmington Mission, Rev. J. II.
Young; Concord, to be supplied; llarring-
ton Rev. $. j. torbln; Greenwood Mission
Rev. r. w. Wright; Middletown, Rev.
james Morris; Dover, Rev. p. Deckert.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

Secretary Morton's latest plan for secur-
ing absolutely accurate figures as TO the
hounced as follows: He suggests that the
various state license all threshers of grain
and shelters of corn az nominal sum,
and require them, under oath, to return
the number of bushels of grain threshed
by them and the number of bushels of
corn shelled. This plan would, of course,
require the Legislative cooperation of nil
the States in the Union.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30
Ey-SECRETARY MCULLOCH
Death of the Famous Finan-
cier This Morning.
FOR YEARS A PRACTICAL BANKER
Twice Appointed Secretary of
the Treasury.

Tho Last Time Was Named by President
Cleveland = Practical Creator OF tho
Office of Controller of tho Currency
Sketch of Ills Career.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

ton officers in the Fifth ward openly
Boosting that 500 ballots were in the
box IN his district before the polls
| opened, and also that one OF the officers
Of election in the seventh ward stated
publicly the night Of the nomination
that the box in his district was fixed be.
fore the election commenced.
"On the Friday evening before the
nomination ah officer Of election in the
seventh ward came to mt and asked me
il | wanted anything crooked done in
his district. | replied tina, did not all
! wanted was AN honest ana fair nomi.
nation held lie then stated to me in
the Republican headquarters, at Seventh
and Market streets, that everything will
50 to beat BaYnard in my district any.
thing that's going IN for either johnson
or Lewis will be all right FIe also told
me to inform my outside men TO that
effect.
II was also told by a member Of the
Business Mems Republican, Club before
the nomination that if the ticket was
not nominated u suit them thew would
| put an independent ticket IN The field.
/ Whether ne had any authority from the
| club To make this statement or not | do
/ not know. .5...a..- .-.
WILL PROSECUTE ggE OFFENDERS.
As do not me'al to let this matter
drop here, but w.!lu.w pfucped myself
ut this Club has p'SGl ID mel. wish
~ u1tify the cu:tnu.ls If those ballot
bDycs that they wl., We reaqire Ia nrn-
dura them in tbs trial OF enarges here
after 10 be made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-30

George S. Capele chairman of the com.
mittee to which WAS referred the offer of
evidence by Mr.. Hayes, was seen BY d re.
porter of The GAZETTE Saturday afternoon.
sitter stating that he was chairman OF the
committee, Mr. Capelle said The com
mittee understood from Mr.. Morse that
Mr. Hayes was to be referred 10 us. Nv
impression was that Mr.. Morse would tel
Mr., Hayes the names Of the committee, so
that il he Hayes had any evidence he
could produce it, We die not hear from
him. and Consequently TOOK No nction.n
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Gin Gbirasaer S,rcieNor.

Seofnt, "a. Sh.. %.
.Nadssm Id a.bsr Sabre lang iardtcrli6 pon ariHis
pfsn W isiesn bate, 10 oGB 10 ;uptilsu pis elm Sal
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I'm yroieiior pon Sbicogo, ni6t eapou beireisu tourttn,
10 rahm i'd Raitor Ronie's Rerueus Stdrtsr. Settosm
sabs Id nun tsinsu SuiaI msbr sebabt.
y. u. WcGonaIt.
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lett lntrslbt. S0ourh belctttSf Sucteur1aue
e,rer 9ar;eu 0teu9e aullsnoer Srartbslten,
pie Scpipeb, SeroauuraSbeihwereen Sal.
IeunuH, Sautfruntheiteu, Sculeu, &~arbuntsl,
Sdmorrbotcen, Siltelu NIB rleler areersn
ysloen, Gle mlr mint ole au';Gblcu fOnlen.
ySeuu DE Yeute mcbr Anintertlanlteit bar
uui pcrlueueeu mollten, Die 7 b6ttgtett ,brsr
giu9eluctoe 81 resullreu, 10 miircen re nett
wenlgcr Seraulaiiur9 bdtcu, Die Sttl'e 'hreS
Writes CUR Semdltlguug seidbrllter 2rant.
helteu III Aniprud) I'll nebnIelt.
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NthtS DIR. Fierce'S Pleasant Pellets
9lett. Sewels eafur III, baB, wsr re eth.
nal ssbrauht bat, timer ipterer 81 ,b"sn
srsiit. GIN Sauptpcriug esrielben II, eaB
ie ben geib oiieu balten NIB nitt, pis
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uriaheu. 6aber ibrs groBe Ycpularitdt btI
9sutsu, bic an sepobnhsitsrldbiSer Ssr'
ltopiuus, Simorrboiosu unS S~ereauuuss.
beitnperbeu lslosu.
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Seuie III psIIuIepeuen UIurungeu uupun
etlten, INN ben 6liiftlinsen, menn
nod mrglid, Den $&eg 81 perlessn,
la9en eiele taum ;%meibunoert Sd)ritie
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lid)en Sdutten SsS pcrluorreneu Ge.
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pcrauS, eaB itmerltb Semano iid in
oaS Siditt bineinwugen nilrSe, no
binter leoem Vaumitamm berpor cine
beimlib se;iidte 9Saiie inn t"reiieu
tcnnte. Caber berahtiam ieeeS per-
ratberild)e @erduld permeibenS, martes
ten lie ;unahit auf Die G%ntiernuns ser
linen planlos natgeienoeteu Geriols
ger, I'M Damn crit, renu tie boiieu
ourften, tsinem rebr III be9esneu, Sie
6lldt iprt;uieeen.
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ma Aer!tta nab Gutrlei onoertu giittsiH uibt etIans
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Bumpenaeitait oil Z. Nue. neben Carrier ,
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%etiernen uno bDlsernen Bumper nno Die al.
lerfparts bepGbrte Ttue 6orce Vnwpe
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lnng Srdnlein slice &otbidilbs wirS
auf 100000 5rancs seiddst,
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Belgrade Bank,

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Sch ~ptrltttsn auf tsrsaiitss unt untSrSaliat.,
9tssnttum. Sntsrthsn duf 3stt. ICrrNtCn tTlduEl'
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ten. 9 clitfttcne prompt ttfrref. auslantn"'
gaNaaeftt tint %rtrfauit. &aeu Eanfafft aitsn trlr,'
ttre Nu I'm ia n fsit prihtnft, I'll
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-10
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Big Wrestling Match.

There will be a wrestling match for
a purse Of $4,000 in St. Johnsbury,
October III, between James O'Neil
of Montpelier and James Mcdonald
OF CRANKY. Mr.. O'Neil has never been
thrown and claims the championship
of the state. He has been in training
under the management of Mike Horri-
gan of Boston. since the match was
made, August rs, and is in the pink
Of condition. Mr.. Mcdonald repre-
sented the town of CRANKY in the last
and is the sheriff Of Essex
county. He has been in training since
August rs by William Winkley Of
Highgate and Ed Decker Of Swanton.
A. w. Lane Of Barre will referee.
Mr.. Lanes past record will ensure the
public that the contest will be decided
on its merits.