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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16
MOTHERS OF GIRLS.
Too Rapid Growth Or Too Alb.
sorbin6 Study.
Causes Tint WaxS Bloodless
Look of Failing Health.
Try Paino's Celery Compound
For n Few Weeks.
The Daughters Health VIII
Soon Return.
Languor viii Disappear, ind Nervous.
ness Go.

Mothers with daughters that arc yot
yonng oitcn ask themselves:
GLOW can my girls DO saved from nor.
yousncss md lifelong wcakncas?"
1t falls 10 tho mother, with hor clear.
thoughtful eyos, to SEQ that tho health
and future happiness OF hor daughters
10 not sacrificed to excessive study or 10
any unroasonablo excitement. Tho
signs OF failing health and weakness:
pale checks, languid behavior. colorloss
lips, growing thinnoss, irritability-all
these ring alarm In her mind, for thoy
point, each with its separate finger. to
but one cause; thin, watery blood, and
an already impaired nervous system.
Parents should begin at the first
symptom Of such tendency to change
this unfortunate habit OF tho body.
Tho real nervo food, Paino's celery com.
pound, II used with tho attention to
regularity that any ablo physicians
prescription roqulrss-tthis remarkably
effective blood maker aud nerve food is
tho formula OF no less eminent
scientist than Professor Edward E.
Phelps. NJ. d., LII D.. OF the Dartmouth
Medical School), il taken as Professor
Phelps urgently advises, ia sure to cause
forth with clearly observed change in
the tirod. badly nourished body.
A single week will show that tho
rundown" system is appropriating
moro OF the food that IS takon into the
body. and rapidly building up the
weakened parts. Lanquor will disap-
pear; the spirits will be raised; tho
nervous affections: dyspepsia. neuralgia,
aud depression that went with the for
mer exhausted condition. will no lon
ger aillict the nerves.
For overweight worried parents,
for thin, pale children. for the aged,
who are most apt to DO afflicted with
rheumatism and s.eepleIsness, and for
any who lack strength there is nothing
that progressive physicians rely on SO
invariably as Paire's celery compound.
1t makes now blood. 1t stores the ner-
vous tissues all over tho body with fresh
material. 1t builds up the brain. 1t
cleansos every bit OF harmful humor
from the blood. and sends it briskly
through the arteries laden with food
for the deepest, most Virtual tissues.
There's returning health and an ac-
tive, fulfilled state Of the body in Paine's
celery compound.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
Prevails Mt tho Diglake Coliiery, Whore
tho Miners arc Eatombsd.

Prevails Mt tho Diclake Coliiery, Whore
tho Miners arc Eatombsd.
LONDON. Jan. l5.-Throughout the
night relays Of men have worked des-
perately at the Diglake Collicry, Aud.
ley, North Staiordshire, where a large
number Of miners were entombed, at
about noon yesterday, by sudden
ruuh Of waters from the old workings,
as already cabled to The Associated
Press.
By o'clock yesterday afternoon 100
Of the men aud boys employed in the
mine had been rescued. OF those who
had remained below II was though. that
twenty were in the lower workings
when the mine was flooded, and thew
were drowned. From the time the dis
a,,er was signalled, tho rescuera have
been doing their utmost to save those
who may remain alive, and to recover
the bodies Of tho drowned. The work
of rescue, however. has not made much
progress, and it is now believed that
there are still between ninety and ono
hundred and twenty men and boys in
the mine.
Tho SORROW stricken wivea, daughters
and other relatives of the i'm prisoncd
minors have been gathered around tho
pit hond eve1 since the news OF tho dis.
aster reached Thorn. Thore they have
been patiently facing tho bitterly cold
wind since shortly after noon vester-
day, and many Of them have been with
out food since that time. All OF them
brought dry clothes Tor tho men and
they stand in groups hoping and pray
ing for the safety Of thoao dear to
them. Tho water 40 constantly nuctu.
ates that tho roscuers arc well nigh dis.
Outraged. They found the bottom of
tho shalt choked with pilos OF timber
swept thore by the torrents of water
which poured into tho mine.
All OF this timber must be removed
before tho ontombed men can be
reached. But tho ccaaeless pumping
docs not seem to materially affect tho
continuous flood OF water. Tho greatest
fear is expressed that tho wator will so
undermine tho galleries that thero will
be n cave-in. The reacuers work with
difficulty, standing in four feet of water,
aud only fifteen yards progress was
mndo during tho night.
Hundreds OF minors have arrived Mt
tho Diglako colliery from other col.
licries, and thoy all volunteer to 20 down
and nssiat in tho work OF rcscuo. Fresh
gangs Of men are thua supplied to 20
down oyory hour.
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STORY OF THE MARKET.
Tho Local Market Remains Steady
With But Fow Changes Noted.
BALED AND LOOSE HAY GOES UP
On Account of tho Cold Weather and
Difficulty of Farmers TO Reach
Town. With Their Products-Tho
Passing OF Game-Grcon Apples
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Features OF tho
Wheeling Market Quotations.

Tho changes in this weeks market
quotations arc comparatively feature
loss. The supply aud demand in most
lines has ranged about equal. though
tho cold weather and difficulty exper.
fenced by farmers in getting to town has
had tho effect OF advancing tho price Of
hay ono dollar on tho ton. Tho 1.-Two
stock market is quite active, especially
calves, which arc in unusually good dc.
mand. During tho holidays this limo
was almost entirely neglected. but since
then tho turkey and duck have boon
relegated to obscurity. There was no
change in tho local quotations on wool,
tho market remaining dull.
Venison, quail and pheasants arc now
out OF tho market, the limit for hunting
deer and tho birds having expired.
While venison was in season this year
the supply asvery good and the prices
lower than over before known here.
The cause oil this was tho new state
game law that forbidu the expectation
OF venison.
The green apple trade continues
rather tame; there Ia not near the
activity there was fow weeks ago.
which may be attributed in large part
to the enhanced cost A GOOD many
retailers would not handle them at all
II it was not to accommodate their cue
toners, rs they claim that there 10 NO
money in them. Oranges are less active,
but for choice stock prices are steady.
Booth & Digby. the local Wholesale COM
mission men. have car load OF Florida
oranges on tho road. which are OK.
pected this week. They wers tracing
for them yesterday.
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A BLAST AT SOCIETY.
A New Castle Pastor FuImiuntes Against
the Swell Set.

A Now Castle Pastor FuImiuntes Against
the Swell Set.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Jan. l5.-Rev. II. G..
Dodds, pastor OF the Epworth NJ. E.
church, who is holding a revival here,
has exploded bomb in society circles
by his attack on some OF the swell clubs
OF the city.
"When parents permit their daugh.
tors to attend club Dances" saws Row.
Dodds, ".hey are paving tho way to un.
happy marriages and the divorce court.
Some parents not only permit their
children to attend dances. but often
furnish them with money to burn. In
this respect tho old fools are often worso
than the young fools. No young man
or woman can mako living by learning
to dance unless they develop into
dancing masters, and would
rather risk the chances OF judas 1scariot
ut the gate OF Heaven than those OF n
dancing master. II you are going to hell
it would be good thing to learn to
dance. but you might not think it such
an accomplishment after you have
danced over tho hot Goals for 1000
years. 1t is better for parents TO en-
courage their children to belong to the
Epworth League than to the Juniata
Club or any other club in .own."
This is tho second time the Juniata
Club. composed OF prominent society
people, has been named from the pulpit
recently, the other time being by Row.
J. S. Martin. OF the Reformed Presby-
terrain church, and tho members are
becoming both alarmed and indignant.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho GIass CITY.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The semi-centennial celebration hold
at the Elysian Theatre last evening by
the o. U. A. NJ. was a grand success.
The price OF admt,auce was nothing,
but in conspicuous places there were
boxes erected and every person was OK
pected to drop something in them for
the benefit OF the poor. There was no
parade. as was anticipated, the weather
being bad. Tho Jr. o. A. NJ. band
opened the meeting by a selection, after
which A. S. Armstrong delivered all ad-
dress OF welcome, no being followed by
all address on the principles and the
object OF tho o. U. A. NJ. by A. II.
Clark. Hon. Z. L. Weems discussed
the influence Of the society in politics:
alter which an address was made by W.
R. Knaul on THE Influence OF the o.
U. A. NJ. on tho Members" After this
tho meeting closed. Tho programme
was frequently interspersed by music
by the Arlington Quartotte.
Doc Colby, formerly OF Seal Bros.
tailor establishment returned to the
city yesterday from the west, where he
has been for some time, to take his old
place with tho firm in this city.
Snow.ballinc wns INDUCED in quite
freely by the ANAL boy yesterday and n
great many people who are subject to
getting angry ut such things, got tho
worst oil it.
The Mercantile club gave a dance
Monday night in tho Windsor hotel, in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Somehow,
OF Baltimore, who have just arrived in
this city.
Mrs. Armstrong. formerly OF this
few days with friends and relatives in
the Third ward.
7. L. Seal will leave shortly for At
lautn. Ga, where he will visit his fam
lily, who have been there for some time
past.
Charles Zoccklor accepted an odcr
from the manager OF THE Kentucky
Girl" company TO travel with it.
Mrs. G. }. Crawford has boon apend.
ing u iow weeks in this city, tho guest Of
her parents in tho Second ward.
Ferdinand Woill came in from Dun
kirk yesterday to spend few days with
his parents i'll tho Fourth ward.
Tho Gravel Hill reading club will DO
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Yost, OF tho Fifth ward.
W. C. Stewart has returned from tho
east, whore no spent few days on
business.
Fred Paul has accepted position
with S. o. Cummins in the hardware
storo.
Miss Anna Weber. OF Pittsburgh. is
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
Samuel Friedman, of Marietta, is call.
ing on frionda in this city.
NJ. S. Luchs, OF Marietta, is spending
fow days in the city.
There has boon no nows at tho mayors
court this week.
Thorc was no council meeting last
night.
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REAL ESTATE,
TOILET.

Modern tcn.roomed house, with % ar,,, .,
ground. at TlitOnylllo. six miles north Of y,.,
tih's Ferry, on lines OF q. 4 i. aud WAccllg,L
Lake Eric fnlroadt Many trains rarh a. S
every day. Delightful location. wy
Eightfo0mcd dwelling. l0l Fourteenth ,i,.r,
heyen'foomed dwelling. " Twelfth STREET WI
four'r0oDed dwelling. 1875 YORK street
ElghtfO0med dwelling OH mOtAr linz. IA.
minutes ride from the city.
Seyon'f0Omcd dwelling, modern, Gii Main :,
seyon'ioomcd dwelling. modern, South ft,s:
street. ''I'
soyenroomod dwelling, modern. 1876 rov,,
toonlh street
Elcycn'roouiod dwelling, best location Ia IL,
city for an NJ. d.
Hlr.ro0mcd dwelling. 1896 Market S,tes,
Fiyo'roOmcd dwelling, 3llS E0ir street
Fiyo'rOomCd dwelling, 2j0j Wood stree,
FOurroomcd dwelling. ?6J0 MhrkctItIt
Thrceroomcd dwelling (nOw empty Ii v,
ginia street.
FIve.roomcd dwelling. North Wabash ,,r...
(NOw cmpty)
Modern fiat. 1918 Chapllno street
Four'toomnd dwelling, 1851 High street
Slx.roOmCd dwelling South Elm street
Store room aud dwelling. sis Chaplinc t,,r,,
Store room and dwelling, 1907 Maln stree,
All good rcnthblo property.
Come early II you want choice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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SHARP FIGHTING
Reported Bstwosu Italian Troops and
tt Abyssinians.

Reported Bstwoeu Italian Troops and
ti Abysslnians.
MAsaowAu. EoYrr, Jan. lJ.-Tho
Italian troops, undor General Bara.icrc,
have had somo sharp lighting with
large forco OF Abyssinians, undor Ras
Mangascia. Tho latter was attacked
unexpectedly by tho Italians noar Coat.
1t, on Sunday last Tho enomy mum.
borod 1000, armed with rifles, and In
addition tho Abyssiniana had numbers
OF spoarmcn. Tho Italians compelled
tho enemy TO retreat 10 the Gonda
mountains.
Later In tho day tho enemy returned
to tho attack ind advanced upon tho
front OF tho Italian expedition. whom
tho AbySsinians wero repulsed with
serious loss. Tho onomy attempted to
mako flank attack but was again 70.
pulsed.
Tho captives foil into the hands OF tho
Italians. 1t is said that the AbyssiniAns
lost very heavily.
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GLoUsrEI, O., Jan. 15.-Work was TO-.
sumed in six mines in the Sunday
Creek Valley this morning and tho
miners who have been throate nod with
starvation arc much encouraged. A
car load Of provisions arrived from Gin.
cInnati to-day and n Commissary was
Immediately opened to distribute the
food to the suffering people. Word has
been received from Cleveland and other
cities that liberal quantities OF pro.
visions have been shipped hers TO TO.
licye tho diatross.
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THE EMPERoIrs Speech.
Hs Called Attention to tho Deficit In n,
Ifuhpnt

ue Cnllou Attention to tho Deficit In tho
budget.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-Tho Prussian Dict
was opened at noon to-day in tho White
Hall o! tho palace by Emperor William.
His majesty road tho speech from tho
throne. Ho began by saying that
tho PrusBiau budget showed deficit
which no hoped would disappear on tho
accomplishment Of tho proposed finan.
cinl reforms by the reichstag. Af,cr an.
nouncing bills for tho extension of state
railways and other domestic measures,
tho emperor drew attention to tho fact
that tho heavy gales and floods Of tho
Inst fow weeks Ind caused great do.
vnstRtion on tho Prussinn Islands oil tho
coast and in the North sen, adding that
tho necessary stops would DO takon for
tho adoption Of measures TO ropuir tho
damage.
Regarding husbandry, his majesty 70.
grOttcd that its condition continued to
DO unfayorAblc, saying: "To counter.
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2la Ialll Room No +
FOR SALE

House rooms. 18th street, cheap On cap
terms 500.
House . rooms and hall. sist street. In splea.
did order. 81 COO.
House. 6 rooms; large stable and 5 Io... r..
ninsular addition 10 East Wheeling. VIII SCI!
part or all cheap.
House. J rooms lot 2jSl9o feet, Lind street
Be.Teierr, very easy terms. $50.
House. rooms, brick. Main St, 5th wand, s,Gi
House, rooms, brick, Jacob street. 18th wall
sl.s0O.
House. 5 rooms and hall. Park View, 10. l1,r
lbs feet. easy terms. sl,7jo.
House. 5 rooms. eth st. lot a51lo0 stcet. sl.Ol
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street. Islaut.
easy terms. $500
House, = rooms. South Huron strcct, lSiSlL
with large lot, 5000.
House. rooms and hall. Market street. BY
tween eth and Sth streets. easy terms, s271J,
House. 5 rooms, corner lot 2ith street, easy
terms. Sl.i00
Double house. s rooms. Coal street, lst waFL
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms. McColloch street, Eas. Which,
ing. sl.700,
House. rooms and hall. with large lot. lSth
street, $1,000.
House. 2rooms. Charles street. easy terms. So
House. 5rooms. Baltimore street, Eas, Whee-
Ing. easy terms, Sl.0j1
House. 1 rooms. 18th street, easy terms. soJl
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eor sine.
9Th ward sl,65l
pruUiilS. pllCA, itIu Cheap, SOUS
House. 10 rooms, brick, with large lot lj;a
street. cheap.
House. S rooms, Jacob street, 9TH war,i. easy
terms. sl.50O.
House. S rooms. Wood street 9Th ward. Sl.;ll
House, G rooms. 18th street. $1,000
House. rooms Wood street, 5ih ward. $50
Fine finished house, rooms and hall, Tax
View, lot l00xl15 feet For u short time only
Sl.S0o
Splendid house, rooms aud hall Lind stre,.
Dclvcdcrc. $3.50
House, 6 rooms, brick, Market street, Coats,
Wheeling. cheap, $1,000.
Lots on Lind street, BIlycdcrc. $50 md 81
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street a. nois7
ate price
$40, $500 $500, $500, 5000 and S., 500 to losaO Oh
tnaI
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Notice.

I want every man and woman in tho
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on those diseases. Address B. NJ.
WooLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50. and ono
will BIO sent you free. s&wy
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act Il will DO tho objcct'oi my unre.
hitting patcrnal Holicitude and tho
most pressing duty Of my government"
In conclusion, the emperor appealed to
all patriotic mon for concord aud
unanimous corporation against tho
growing attacks upon tho Institutions OF
tho atato. H.. MA.
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SYMPTOMS = Molsturc; intense itching and
allowed TO continue tumOrs form, which often
bleed mud ulccrate, becoming yorv sore,
SwAyNEs. OiSTMESr stops tho itching and
bleeding. heals ulccmtiOn and In most c,ses 10.
moves tho tumoH At druggists, or by mail, for
G0Ccnts. DR., Swaync & Son Phiudclphin
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Simply npply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" No I'm.
ternal mcdtclnc required. Cures letter, cczomn,
itch all oruptons on the incc. hands. nose, &c,
lcnvlng Tho skin clcnr. white md healthy. Ii
great healing mud curative powcrS are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYEEs OISTNISr TTiiS,T
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PuRE blood Is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
sarsnparilla puriiiea tho blood and
Strengthens tho syatum. 3
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DYsrErslA seldom causes death, but
permits Its victims to 1.-Two on in misery.
Hoods sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles. .
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MONEY 10 LOAN. .
FOR RENT.

No 1901 chaplne street, S rooms
No 4j Fifteenth street brick dwelling
No. lai Fourteenth street. seven rooms sal
bath.
No. l29 Fourteenth street. seven rooms ,ai
bath.
No $50 FoF street. Gveroomed brick.
No. SIl2 Jacob street. four rooms
No. ll0i McColloch street. four rooms.
e. No. l0lS Main street. second and third aoo,l
No. 3ll0 Mccolloch street, four rooms
Store building Nos lil2 and lili Main s.res.
VIII improve TO suit tenant
No. ISL Main street, three-story building
Storcroom and dwelling, corner Fourtcea;l
aud McColloch streets
No. 81 Ohio stIcct, five rooms, frame
No. liz. Alley H., three rooms. frame.
No. lll6 McColloch street. three rooms, T5l
No. 81 Ohio streat, three rooms. s. o.
No. III Alley b. two rooms, S. %.
No. 10 South Elm street, five rooms, $3.50
No. 5.9 Main street fourteen rooms, modern.
No. JGoi Woods street. SIX rooms. brick, siaQl
No. 10 Zane street. second floor ST.
No 3l2s McColloch street, two-story franz
No. 1877 McColloch street. brick. sil %.
No. 6lo Main street. brick dwelling.
No. caoeChapliue street, five rooms, SlSol
No. 1906 Market street. otiice rooms
No. lei Thirty.third street, Ave rooms 500
Store roomsor South street. IN Hearnc TAI.
e7nhclo building.
No. e7sc Wood street, five rooms.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. 6E 1899 Market Street.
FOR SALE


SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No. &c South Penn street, scvcn.roomcd ncs
house, laundry, bath room, hall, porchcS. boz.
gases. III the bcs, location, with all tho l"'C''
improvements: cheap.
No ll0i and ll06 Market street. two stofa
rooms eight largo rooms upstairs sls.Sn =,
No. &c South Huron street. 5roomed house lo'
SSIlH0 feet. $1,000.
No. Gil Market strcet, 6-roomcd house !o'
l6Il93 feet $3.50. r.E
No. 1915 Jacob street, 7.roomed house In Scoa
location. $1,000.
No. u Fourteenth street, 1l.roomed hft>
house; cheap.
No. lis South Penn street. s.roomcd hons"
bath room. with all latest Improvements. larry
lot; cheap. 81
Also building lots, farms aud residences OF 4.
sizes. Call and SEQ me.
Hurry j. FINK.
Telephone G17. LlaSl l14S Market Street GU.
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Coon alc is tho bou! beverage just
now. Try Smiths.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Public an 4
Pension Attorney, No. 1912 Market street
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CLUB ORDERS.

wo will prepay freight on all orders Of $40 and
upwards sugar oxceptOdl TO any railroad sta.
tion or landing 90 miles from any Of our stores
Send for price list Mailed FREQ TO any address
The Press., 1895-01-24
Hartford Courant: School Fund Com.

Hartford Courant: School Fund Con- missioner Olney's successor will be elect ed by the present legislature, and there is already s<bnzz of talk about the position in the capisel. It is not yet known wheth- CT MT. O1iey will be a candidate for re- election. There has been a general be- lief that;fwhen he did retire. Chief Clerk Carnot O.eSpencer, who is thoroughly fa- miliar with the office, would be most like ly to be made commissioner. A good deal of the talk heard so far, however, is of outside candidates. The most promi- nent man who has been named is Hon. Robert Colt, of New London. MT. Colt is one of the best and best known men in Connecticut, and if he goes into the can vass will prove very strong candidate Another well-known gentleman, who is a candidate, is Charles .-Griswold, of Guti- ford, who was bank commissioner for some years. and proved an excellent off, cial He is an old soldier. Chairman Benton, of the republican state central committee, is also reported to be in the field for the. place.
The Press., 1895-01-24
Couches and Lounges.

This is favorable time to make g, pur- chase in.thEs line that will prove worth double the price paid. :, *<, Couches with spring seat and arm, GOV er"d in figured velour at $8.75.
 In Wilton Rugs at $1O.5O. Flat Divans with large roomy box for rl"thinz d; $12. Oak Lounges, a special line just fe- -e.ved, covered in velour at $8.5O. In corduroy at $13. '>: In addition to these there are touches in corduroy and plushes from $15 to $45. Plain leather couches from $14.2O.% Leather upholstered Turkish, Couches, the mostluxuriant, spring seats and edges, all hair; filling.
 :, Third floor.
The Press., 1895-01-24

The Courant Almanac is always good book, but the issue for 1895 is exception ally good. The fine half tone iilustra- tions are largely local, and the statistics and accurate political information given make it valuable reference book.
The Press., 1895-01-24

At Syracuse, N. Y., the grand jury has indicted Robert Fitzsimmons for man. slaughter in the first degree. Fitzsim- mons, last November, "knocked out" Con Riortian, his sparring partner, who died from the blow.
The Press., 1895-01-24
MEEKINs,
Carpets.

If you've any money to invest in Car pets come and see us. There are money. saving facts connected with the Away we sell them7that will interest'you. q: f, Look at our Administer Carpets at 9 "a yard. Have you ever seen such patterns or colors at like price?
 Velvetss stoo, at s5" cents yard, that usually sell for $1, are something worth looking at and considering.
 First floor.
The Press., 1895-01-24

Queen Victoria's sight has grown very poor and she will be attended by a Ger man oculist during the rest of the winter.
The Press., 1895-01-24

PRESIDENT CAsIMIR-PEEIRER,o of France resigned last week, and NJ. Faure was chosen by the assembly to succeed him: There win be no change in political policy.