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ME DIDN'T MEAN TO BRIBE.
Tho Policeman shouted Money" SO tho
Chinnman PROMPTLY Handed Out q FLYER.

The Policeman Shouted Money" so the
Chinnman Promptly Handed Out "a FLYER.
Louis Me. u Chinese laundryman. was tried
before Judge Cowing in the General Sessions
yesterday for attempting to bride Policeman
John H.. Wagler OF the Elizabeth street station.
Wagler testified that he and Policeman Walsh
found Me and several other Chinese gambling
In the basement of 20 Pell street on Jan. IL.
They arrested them. and Me gave the police
men So "a let them go. Walsh has since been
dismissed from the force. The prisoners were
fined 81 each in the police court. and then the
Officers made com plant Of ATTEMPTED bribery
before the Grand Jury, aud Me was indicted.
The defence yesterday claimed that the
Chinese were having II friendly game OF dom
inoes and that there happened to lie two nickels
on the table. \ cousin 0f Mes was the prinCi-
pal witness for the defence. He is n tlinaman
aud cannot speak English. When the inter.
prefer asked him his name no replied Louis
Cohen"
Every body smiled. and the Interpreter locke ID
Mt the witness incredulOuely, Again he asked
him his name and received the same reply.
After some difficulty the witness spelled tho
name, which wns rs he pronounced II. lie sad
that the policemen broke into thu place. and
Walsh levelled n revolver at his head and cried,
- Money. money" lie thought they had to ray
the policeman and he aroused Me, who was
asleep. Me gave the policemen So.
Mo was acquitted, and when the Court di-
reCted tnut the 81 in evidence be returned to
him he declined to take il. apparently being
afraid that he, might get into trouble again.
His counsel took the money promptly enough.
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Health BOARD select. a rarn site,

The Health Board yesterday, at the request Of
the Board OF Street Opening, selected n site for
the proposed small park on the east side, Tho
site adopted by the majority OF the citizens
committee appointed by the Mayor is the ono
favored by the Health Board. 1t is in the blocks
bounded by Pitt and sheriff streets and stanton
ana East Houston streets, The Health hoard IN
deciding on this site took into consideration the
TACT that IL would Bone alley. In
WIlIett street, near Houston, and also do away
with a number OF crowded and unhealthy tene-
ments. There will DO a hearing as to the advan
taHes and disad y9ntages OF the site in the
Mayors oflce on Friday morning,
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70 NtNTs F|ENfIRts IOWor rNrIv LlNrrUOOl CnNles
ana q free movement To the ports. tOv"ther with large
receipts At Cincinnati aud lower spot markets, ne.
pressed prices. There was a rally ~ one time, hut II
was short lived, Tor prices quickly Reacted and de.
clin",i asair. TIE rrrtipii at the ports for the week,
MhIrh a. one tim" were expected to approximate
nj,uuO bales. are nov estimated NJ $1,000 nrs.
Nance ester wa dun. AMI outsiders are hoiuing aiOuf
from the market. Tive really worst feature Ia the dul.
nrs. OF th" speculation -1hrr' we're 2.Sii bales sold
on IA" spot here today fur direct shipment
tufllE FrrIHEs-' iuscl barely steady and I'm.
chan god TO . points lower with sales OF | 1000 bags.
HaNtc declined It. Hamburg was Irregular; near
months lrclin"i g pfg, hummer months unchanged
ana TALL months a pfg. liglCr, American warehouse
deliveries. 1905 lags. Rio WIS nrm at 200 r"ls nj.
vance; receipts in two days. 1000; stock. 1000. RIO
exchange unchanged ct = Ii.b.d. santos was firm ut
200 r.is, adyaur"; receipts In two days. 3 900:
stock, l51,UuO. feared for Ia" I uiteh States. 1000
hags. Rio ON the spot vac iul' ard steady; No. l.
la7E'. Sa'"s 5.NuU bags MEracailo. l.3uO bags a.
RuaSra. LEGO bags savarllin, and Iiuu bags Central
AlmerICnm ON I. Z. IMn Lm.mr- lrMhImI was rs tmllnMa.
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finaneiaI.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. March 70

NEW ORR March ~. 1895.
The undersigned, the Trustee under tho mortgage
executed by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, bearing date March I, 1877. upon tho Cecilia
Branch, being the branch railroad ~ the Louisville.
Paducah and southw estern railroad Company, cx-
tending from Cecilia station to Louisville. IN the State
Of Kentucky. hereby gives notice that the said Lonis.
Vile md Nashville Railroad Company, pursuant 10
Section eight In tho said mortgage providing for .
sinking fund. has paid to this company the install
ment VI Forty Thousand Dollars $50. OOOl. due on
March I, 1870. and that the undersigned no, bcins
able after effort to purchase bonds for redemption At
or below par. the said Louisville and Nashville rail-.
road company, on notice and request by tho under.
signed, did OH the 29i day OF March. 1900. at Its ONCE
In the cry OF New York, proceed to dcs. pnata by lot
40 many OF the said bonds equal at par to the amount
ofsaid payment Ut forty thousand dollars. bv drawing
the same. and that thereby the following bonds were
az drsIgnntcd for paympnt. yIs
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ALBANY, March ~ The Jeanne D'Aro Home
for Friend!css French Girls OF New York City
was Incorporated to-day. The directors are the
Very Rev. Theonhile Wucher, Catharine 4.
Smith, Henry A. Smith. and John A. Amund-
son OF New York city and the Rev. GastOn
septlor OF the order OF Fathers OF Mercy,
BlythebouTne. Ill.
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rmLApEIrMIA cLoslNo oroTArloNs.
AAA' "F'Fff' - 'N'
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Tuesday. March g.

INTNVN y FIHTNH ~
The liquidation OF speculative ventures on tho
long side OF the market that was the feature Of
tho stock market yesterday influenced the
course OF prices on the stock Exchange during
the morning hours to-day. The tendency OF
professional operators TO part with their hold
ings WAS Intensified by liberal and effective sell
ing OF Sugar Refining. That stock declined 2Is
= cent. from the highest price recorded for 1t In
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ACCUSED or FR1TRICIDE.
Thomas Grimes becomes HystericaI and
Ills Trial Il Adjourned.

Thomas Grimes, who killed his brother, Ed
warl Grimes. In Pleasant Plains,S. l., two months
ago, was placed ON the stand in his defence
In Richmond, :. |. Under cross.ex-
no became hysierlCaI, and as tho
Of hySteTid succeeded one another m
rapid succession, court was adjourned until to-
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rsru N~egonnnng a Loan.

Information has been received in this city
from Lima, Peru, to the effect that the Govern
ment OF Peru is negotiating for u 100000
loan. The loan. in which bankers in this city
have become Interested, Is 10 he used in the pur-
chase from Chill OF the territories OF TaCna and
africa. These territories were coded to Chill in
tho treaty Of peace made by the two countries
at the close Of the Chili-PeTu war,
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>. P,.rpoat Morgan ON for Europe

J. PiSrpOnt Morgan will sail for Europe to-day
on the TeutoniC. At his request his name does
not appear ON the ships passenger list, although
lie booked several days ago.
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

Wheat Opened Lower, hut Closed Higher
Liverpool Gables Weaker Northwest
cTn Receipts StHI L~argr-Short- Cover
Ing Cotton slightly E"-ier-LiScrpoOI
Down Early Ia the Day Speculation
StaGnnnt.
TUESDAY, March +.-~CoTToN-peclined l To = points,
then recovered the loss, but later ON reacted and
closed quiet and steady ~ 2 to . points decline for
the day, with sales OF 10. 700 bales, Liverpool declined
l83d. on the spot, with sales Of 5000 halOs' futures
there declined to IL points, but recovered this and
closed steRdy at about yesterdays prices, The port
receipts were l7,l41 against I4,006 last week, 24,pOl
last year, and 1850 in 1894 thus far this week. a.
OO3, against SO, 72h thus far last week, New orleans
was al one time 3 points lower, but later recovered
the loss New Orleans expects tomorrow 4,2o0 to
A,BOO, against 2,532 last week, 1,STs last year, and
4,203 In 1903. Houston expects 500 to 1900, against
l,gyS last year, spot cotton here was Unbalanced,
with sales OF 2,S43 for export and 54e for
spinning, New orleans, Mobile, Soriolk, and Baltt'
moro declined i.lOc. Augusta was easy. New
Orleans Sold 1000 bales. Augusta received 10 bales,
against 275 last week. and o07 last year; Memphis,
$40. against $50 last week ana 500 last year ST. Louis,
20i. against s5T laSt week and t20Iasi year Houston,
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JOHN C. SHORT & SONS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS
and FINANCIAL AGENTS,
SO Pine Street. Now York.

Buy and Soil on Commission:
Government, state. and Municipal Bouds,
Stocks and Bonds OF II. H. Companies.
Stocks and Bonds OF Industrial Co.'S.
Stocks of Banks. Insurance q Trust
Companies,
Stocks and Bonds OF Street Railway.
Gas and Electric Companies,
Procure loans for Railroad Companies and other
corporations Buy and sell Trust Certificates for
Bonds and Stocks deposited for reorganization.
Holders OF Bonds and Stocks which have defaulted
in interest or dividends. or declined in value, or have
other wise become unsatisfactory Including farm
mortgages. are invited to call upon or correspond
with US with the view OF selling such securities or ex-
changing them on advantageous terms for securities
paying current interest or dividends.
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either oTthr-r IbOnds
The p,al Of accumulation uttoI February 20, 1900,
PREPARED 10y the GAHIIAlIpN COMMITTEE. OF
which Nj. SAMUEL CARR is oliAlENAN, las secured
the appru. a. Of tn unirr-'Rn"l committees.
nm carl, rror-au .2lti0n ot tie uteton short. Line
System under tai, llan &, NJ the utmost importance
TO holders Of al ,Ias,c- ~ rs securities, al! honIs not
previously deposited should he presented tor deposit
at once At the Guaranty must company ur sew York
or the American Loau and trust Company oi Hoston.
ami nuldrr, uf certificates should PR sent them
immediately at e'tnrr ~ these Trust Companies. In
order TINT n" certificates may be stamped Rs as
srntIng 10 the plan ~ reorganization.
Certificates stamped as asserting Ia the above,
named plan and agreement will be- Issued without
penalty Tor all bonds offered for deposit before April
-. 1890.
The STAMPED certificates for ConsOI bonds
have Bscn listed ON Ihe New YORK Stock
FNchHnEr.
a.. -. l.. - 4, y, CONSOLIDATED BOND
uOLDERs' COMMITTEES
10y s. ENplCOrT PEABJpN, Chairman.
d. \. l.. a 4. ~. COLLATEsAL u
BON DHOLDERS' MIPTEE.
by ;, s. BANGs. Chairman
BOSTON, March ~, lSV6
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N'ANlEp Investors 10 loan money on nr.tcl4TS
w aecUTlIleA, first mortgages 80, IN large or small
amounts. SEEDERMAN 4 SkALLER. SO3 B"a
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Tu.pAN's. tEArtHts-Tho. brazilian cables worr
hiElcr and tn" receipts small, but iiHN re- was lower md
Hamburg irregular. amt IN" speculation continued
dull. 80 that prices were without inn ortant change.
ItOrN-1ra ie was quiet Hul steady. Sales $500
bids. .IApnrus H.itl hb!-, and il,juO sacks Receipts
lO,HN2 brl~. ana AIyI sucks. winter wheat brands In
hhIS. were quoted rs fol nws: No grade, SI.OOrs2:
tu", S}.lfr S22I; su!"rinp. S2.aO" $3.50: No > cx.
ira, 81 1pti $3.50 NJ. extra. -. 1jnt$A 10: clear,
s..?onS 9 A.; s%tralrhts, s350,s1i5 patents. s2. 30
50 10. Michigan str1ights. Sj.Ju @tiU: city mills for
West Indies. silI. Ey" inur, sup"rrnr. 81 i5US9 %.
Corn meal Western, S2iD.s2 II, brandy wine, 80 20.
Rag n"Ai-tt.,n" Yellow, si'e1" white Ssg"oc.;
snmp, So 2'n - -. Pearl harley. $l.iG4s2. 80, gIHuu-
lated yellow. si.-0 lS2.2O p obi: white yranulatcd.
81. lOI So 30 = Lh. Choice farina. 2.5ut2 HIc. =
n: ch"icc pack,ng do, s4f5ss5;Hj =, bh.: oat.
meal - III. h&hi5. ? hbi. Brewers meal, s5,t"Oc:
~GR,,-Whent opened i.c 10 aic. lower. hut re.
covered IL and closed ~. 10 leC. hig',pr for III" day.
Spot sal : sg.,nonI ush tor EXPORT. 40 hart 5o.5hc.
over Nav; No. ! northern. Be. over. No. Z do. nc.
over No. ! y. T.. 2ic. over. 30. = hard Manitoba,
2'ec. over. Future sales ,T;5.OuO bush. as follows:
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Totals last year ]@ioiiu J54.jip iIO.iI 2I!.IJi
T"pNT's %FrArrnIs Lrrg, Northwestern receipts.
fa,oralie weather co n;HiiIti'S pr o iSWsr WHEAT "a
price for ii time. The receipts n the Northwest were
"s"in,, 525 las, Week ana AS iTaSs j. y "S,Ts i .nS
~ Y to ld: Paris wa, 10 cen'imes l2w.r beriin
rry was iuli. Ihicns" received ii ears. against 81
last y'ck ana 81 las, year. The estimate for TO nInr.
anil prices at'anc,!. shorts here and at the
West wer, good buyers Al Chicago, Mresvs,
,r",! on a librral :, ale. rhc late cables were trmrr.
lhr clrarancer frun. the %scabo,rd reached fair pro
!,rto. w.hllc thu "Nprrt- SHOW q. falling of. Liverpool
tn" day. bUt rallied later on. chicago received i2J
%>N,l Hr"Elr Spirits turpsntnr duil and steady at
80 sac, Lotn hrm at SliEL.d$!.Iitq for com
rrrEoItrM 50 >GIe'. Grade. si.iite here: in OH
ruEE we.N ana IN fair demand. Mess. 81. sSin.25.
Rt'''r' nos- ar N r%'t"r at - i3t'r; ia 1r%o,IiS a'y a.
suHci'ut Ia Cau-. ~ sharp '!rriin" IN provisions 10.
a 1ni.kly W" "n ' far;i,r ;'rrca. .n,S " NJ ~ ' i"ni 'r stSa. !SMSra
was n moderate amount 81 '",",tl""nt h"vins. hut
After tht cary hrrah II" mhr&c, reacted a %i'tIe,
ma NJ! " !"n'yir ron sN, ri, an Egit ta!rly Stnndy,
coutiul1 sci, iI.: N , prntuct on nc r. lies. The cash
demand tor rarAt, W. aEutr good mt thrr" was Init-
g., n'r .c, ,Ett,, to r tr,t,. ]id CIT s, Ms>' Sa.ry %N hff
hrkinS. tuis; fre,h fancy, H1r.. s'c"naT e. hrrts, ~
imitation crrrnarr,. seconds 10 tr>ts, |i2ti7c; Wcst.
crn factory nrsts 10 "Ntra:, - l3yr. tubs, thirds TO
tembc', fancy iui.c.; lat" made, choice ~"'v,sl1r.:
.ommon 10 Primo, a'4N"4r' SmGI! Sert'mher;
SKINS, con. muu t. prime, 3 t1vr., tu'l SKINS, 2.s"Ntc.
lGGs-Statr. rem. y''au.'' and Maryland country
Gh,--iTtIw ilrm nd qu'"t -, to,t aa4c, 90. test.
~. E2a t" t;59' i @ s grm''ii's'''' 80 test at
Cat,t,1. March i ~ .,soW rrr to'lay's prices:
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krupp, Felix. to John Erck. II s store. 2, gao
SIN NV. q sell = yrs..,... ..........,..... 900.
Appleton susan, to Simon Zinn. - West
"hth st, 3 years. ..... ............. 8 800 TO
Buhl"r. WIN. TO John Sicgmann, l,T5i 81 av,
corner stO-r 3 LIZ yrs ........ ...,........
Nichols. Enirgham II. TO Henry = Hol;orf. ne
cor 18Th - and Park NV. store, Sc. , yrs.
largg. Custave ana Louis +, to TheO schultz.
store floor, 90 stanton st, ) yrs. e5IO to
Jones. ChHs II, To- the w /. Douglass Shoe CO.,
Sccleck. Fred"rick, and wife to Maria Plea,
Sis East luitr 81, . lie yrs ....... .........
Stuyvesant, Rutherford. To Philip j Setter,
SIS 18Th 81, loo " I'd nv. 23X77. 81 yrs. .......
Taylor. Sophia Ann y set al, toChas II Jones,
ia Fulton ST, =
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financial.
To TME HOLDERS OF
Oregon Short Line
& Utah Northern

CONSOLIDATED FIVE FER CENT.
ID - AND COLLArERN rus
FINE D. CENT. BON is. or OF GER
T~iFICATES OF Deposit representing
either Of these ItOnds
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Electric stock Quotations.

tor ,...,..",..O 02Lo u 6glS q OIlq @ 621
Total sales. 5000 shares.
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10 116 1877 412 Gil 691 500 92e
20 1874 25s 462 636 712 S51 954
SO $50 2s9 SGT $50 756 1884 971
101 1853 4O1 Sal 673 1859 900 978
106 1875 400 571 $50 $50 919 9s3
Notice is hereby given that the principal OF tho
said above mentioned and numbered bonds, and each
Of them. win be redeemed and paid by tho under
signed at It's orlce, IN the city OF New York. on the
first day OF September, 1896, and that all Interest On
the same win cease from and after such date.
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TIFFANY & Co.


New York stock ~chnnEe-Saies March "a
r&irED STATES AND STATE HoNDs uN 81 ,000sl.
81 L S as,r, 102o.. liGh4. 9 s4s.c, i925..",ii6A
ali8Is
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-02-28
A Cloudy Day

somewhere the sun is shining,
But it's dreary case
To have it waste its energy
Alone on desert space.
FOR WALLPAPERS AND MATTINGS,. l., K.
Munson mas just received the largest lines ever
Droughtto Shelton, both being complete in the
atest patters, at hard times prices.
All Recommend 1t.
Ask your physician, your druggist and your
friends about Shiloh's Cure for CONSUMPTION.
They will recommend it, For sale by Frank
Tuell.
Memory is little treacherous now and them
and causes one to forget some things worth re-
membering, unless one has an experience like
that which came to Mr.. D. E. East, Moffatt's
Creek, Va, who says II had been suffering for
years with torpid liver and found no relief un-
til took Simmons Liver Regulator when was
entirely relieved of my troubles. never intend
being without Simmons Liver Regulator"
"This is leap year," remarked the maiden tim
idly, land am disposed to avail myself of nv
sex's privilege. Mr. Tillinghast, love Won.
Will you be mine?"
"But can you support husband?" asked Mr..
Tillinghast anxiously.
A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND
| supplies at l.. X. Munsons.
Out of Weakness comes strength when the
blood has been purified, enriched and vitalized,
the appetite restored and the system built I'D bv
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A Facts Worth Knowing.
Constipation, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Frank Tuell's.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-02-28

We furnish the complete system ana
teach purchasers to use it, guarantee
ing perfect satisfaction in every case.
No limit to lessons, and young girls
may learn it as readily as experiences
dressmakers. We teach cutting double
breasted and sipgle-breasted, basques
and Jackets, with lapels and rolling
collars, French Bias, Double-under-
arm, Seamless and dartless waists,
various skirts, sleeves, wraps and un-
der-clothing. Each pupil is taught
to make one complete costume for
herself, with full instructions in bast-
ing, boning, pressing and finishing
Diplomas given to pupils "nen
through.
Our system is the BEST and we are
here to PROVE it! Do not fail TO
call-doubters, especially invited. All
those desirious of learning our system
will please call at .ohr rooms next door
to Thos. O'NeilPs residence before
March LIST. !"
MRS. 4. SMITH and MISS B. KINNEY
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A Formal Protest.

Day after day the little boy had gone to the
postofice and found box No. 81 empty, while
the boxes on either side of it were always full
One morning he went around to the side win
dow and called out to the postmaster.
Say, Mr.. Leeper.''
well, johnny" said the postmaster.
my paw voted for Cleveland. Did you know
that?"
II presume he did, johnny
"Well, Pm go'n to write to Mr.. Cleveland and
tell him you've given me paw box that hain't
never got no letters in it,
The Ills of Women
Constipation, causes more than half the ills of
women. Karls Glover Root Tea is pleasant
cure for Constipation. For sale by Frank Tuell
what" shouted the unfortunate young hus-
band-"what is more narrowing than to be link
ed for life to q woman with a cold hearth
The aged one spat thoughtfully at the hole in
the stove door. 'Wal," said he, II dunno but
cold feet is wuss."
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JingO.

Said Farmer Jones to Farmer Brown.
what ails this pesky nation?
1t seems to me we're backin' down
Afore the hull creation.
Drat this diplomatic lingo,
We need man, by lingo!
ave need a man whose fightin' bump
Holds ginger, grit and sass,
To tell John Bull to get hump
An jest keep off our grass.
Then let the Mugwumps go to Bingo,
We want man, by lingo!
"a chap, whose backbone, like the oak.
Is bent by mary gale
Who'd jest as lief give Spain a soak
AS twist the lions tail;
Who amt no sneakin' dingo,
But fust rate man, by jingoi
"Tain't no wrong to guard your own,
Inat's what we're put on earth fur;
Yet bet each dog protects his bone,
An, that's his right of birth, sir.
I'm sick o. all this lingo,
tive me man, by lingo!
IN bet them chaps across the sea
Are laughin' in their boots,
While Cuba'S trying to get free
An we sot still, like brutes.
Spain bid US go to Bingo;
On, Tor man, by lingo!
Give us a chap who's brave and strong.
Sets both feet square upon the ground.
Upholds the right strikes down the wrong
Cud lick the world in just one round.
Fur him I'll let the swing go;
he gets my vote by jingop'
New York Sun.
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The sewerpipe and pottery at Sidney,
costing $4,000 and the Puget Sound
single mill dry house, at Tacoma,
with two million shingles, burned
Tuesday. Thus two important in
dustries are crippled.
Iowa citizens are working up a pres
idential boom for Senator Allison, this
office having received matter from two
different parties speaking for Iowa's
son. The Iowans are rustlers and are
not hiding their light under a bushe1.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell
and completely derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on prescrip-
lions from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from them Hairs Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cur. be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j..
Cheney e. Co. Testimonials free.
Th-Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.