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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.
Meeting Yesterday Of the Branch in
This City
TO ARRANGE FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS
1t IA Comp ,sed Mainly Of Italian Resi-.
deDts Of Houston-Speaksrs From
Italy to lie Sent For.
'ANGE FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Branch d. f. Giuffrida, Houston section
socialist labor party of the United States
held meeting in the hall of the Tn on
Mems Social club yesterday afternoon
The socialist labor party of the United
States of America, as the full name is
given. is a party the principles of which
are stated TO be to secure to the citizens
of this Republic the inalienable rights of
life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
In this regard the platform of the party
recitos:
We, therefore. call upon all wage
workers OF the United States and III on
S Sii 9 ,h honest citizens, t9 Organize un-
INTO class-conscious body. aware OF its
rights and determined to conquer them
by iaRins possession BOSSES; OF the public pow
table spirit OF solidarity under the most
trying conditions of the present class
to that barbarous struggle by the abolition
of classes, the restoration of the land
ana OF an the means of production, trans
as a collective body, and the substitution
OF the cooperative commonwealth Tor
ms present state of painless production,
have the free exercise and full benefit
OF his faculties, multiplied by ali the
The branch in Houston is compos ed
mainly of Italians, although It IS rIiimed
INA, INA about nine Americans are enrolled.
ihey say that any nationality is eligible
~ membership, no one being barred
who believes in the principles of the parry.
They claim a membership of sixty at his
time, the branch being organized in Feb
ruary last.
At the. meeting yesterday plans were
discussed to raise funds TO forward 10
New. York to be used In the interests
of the candidates of the socialist lanor
party who are running for president
and vice president of the United ates
They have put up Charles II. Matchett|
Of New York for president and Matthew
Mcguire of New Jersey for vice president
In addition to this the meeting arranged
TO send money 10 secure the appelr ancc
in Houston of party orator The party
Will have an orator from Miano Italy
Signor, l.. i.azzari, who is expected 10
visit the United states He will Lpcak
in the principal cities of the United States
IN his native tongue. and the Houston
branch expects TO have him here to de-
liver an address.
The meeting disposed of routine bust
ness.
All members of the party wear the but
ton, which is red in color and bears a
picture OF an arm and hammer, with the
letters IS l.. Pr
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THE BELToN SCHOOLS.

Beiton Texas, September 26.--The Bel
ton public schools closed their second
week yesterday with an attendance of $40.
folowing Is list of the teachers Pro-
lessor C. ID. Rice. superintendent: David
thurman, principal high school: Mrs A.
j. Tarver, assistant principal graded de-
partm"nt North Belton-Miss Lillian
RULER Miss Annie sparna, Mrs. II. Y.
n,ns, MSS ora Osterhout, Miss Mabel
sucker Miss Annie b. Burford, Miss SAL
ne hing. Miss Lena Atwood. South Bel
tqh-W II. Miller, principal: Miss Mona
iloodi Mrs Ed Words, Miss Mamie Van
Ness, Mrs. X. Il. Boyd
Colored school-One hundred and seven
ty-ilVe pupils In attendance. T. b. Har-
RS, principal, Mrs. S. Harris and Miss
Boyd, teachers.
The South Bolton school is being taught
d IN me now $1,000 brick school house, built
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JIM THE PENMAN.

Manager Greenwan Of the opsna house
is TO be congratulated upon having Sc
cured the famous society drama, Jim The
Ienman," among lis a1ractons durln.
fhe present season. 1t will be eeen he-c
uesday, september y. and needless Ia
say f. VIII rp at the success l. Is Ell.
1cying everywhere II has been prtscnted
lcilect!ng great credit upon Mr.. Green
wall This * one Of the mos, thrilling
plays now on tho boards. lts phenomena
runs both in England and New York
stamps II as a masterpiece OF p.Rybuild-
lng. II was only n very short ;ime after
It's initial production in this country that
II was taken TO Washington for the hene.
tit of local charity, ami appeared before
frs s!cent and MIS- Cleveland and the en-
tire clbinet. Mr., Cleveland EXPRESSED
himself openly and through personal let.
ter to Mr.. Palmer concerning the merits
of what he was pleased to term 1.-THE
quintessence of modern playwrtlng. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
rERsoNAL MENTION.

Mrs. Dr. Balfour returned % the city
sunday morning after an absence of sew
eral months.
Callnm H. Brown, a well known travel
lnL man OF - Louis, is in the city and is
stopping at the Capitol.
r. r. McCommon, prominent citizen
OF alohia. aud u banker Of that PLACE
Is "a guos Of the New Hutchins
Southern Pacific for New York and other
"Trip.
Edward J. Geehan of the editorial staff
the city. lie has large number Of friends
~ TINS city, whom he met during A resi-
uenc" OF Two years IN Houston VIII le con-
gldd to see him.
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T'etiH"" off So arm church.
Rev S0th Ward rr-athfi yaetrrfiay
nioInlng s- Sh .Hr1 Nt.fhaiIer church al
irg r.r ts, +.~, 'i' ''N-
90. 'f' "'''" " o. Blessed are
'hty winch do Hunger and thtst after
righteousness, Tor they shall H.. nua1 "
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atlr discourse tNat N,a. .yar. i,.l. ,-,.,.,,l e.,
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lh.f- uu go. mountain sid.. ,toiinii.. 49,
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!nu, arl pruflur WA bi az, ii ~
dscires, aua through then, to IL. 49,.
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liN,r.d I.a t,,.,.,,I W l'lP-t ana ne-
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am rb.. tfr.t -, ~, 'H"i term.
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tr- o-'. &C., an. W.. "|'..N lor moia"ht
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dom. ID t.,, ''rHs ~ the KING
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NJ i'5'ti, blessed IS ne man VINO
NO. i'.7 NH'l Tor wealth of truth and
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office of Superntendent Lee. and Fred
efick n, Dorrauce, tie and fuc pgent Of
ne road. accompany it. They will atrve
therc this morning.
The wife Of the deceased lived in New
orleans win her son. l. was ner former
home. and she did not care TO rnnoVa TO
IeNaS, and then 1t was thought that with
lh" influence OF his moth-r with him the
son would grow 10 pure manhood. to be
a credlt 70 his parent in their iattor
day of life. However tn ieceacel made
frequent visits % the Crescent city 20
see bus family. The deceased also had a
brother who is professor III Yale col
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
RErrRNEp FRoM EI-Rnnr

Thomas Lyons ono of tho nep,hor. =,
the Emmett Rifles, and a well krouo ,t,t
~" - iiousuon' has returned from a visit
to his old home, the nlocn of Nj 80
CaNan, Ireland. He has been absent ro,t,
, mluntnS ana says he has enjoyed the trir
very much; lie was Il pa saenrer on tbpp
lenner Is, upon which vessel Whitebo,a
inc recently, released irish political nrie,
oner. arrived In New York r'','o''' IrIs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
SHOT AT THE TNTRUDrRs

About 10 o'clock last night Mrs Dave
Hunter, who resides on Prairij, avenue be-
tween FannSn and San Jacinto streets
saw two men attempting to enter the ward
rom the rear. She watched them closely
ana seeing them remove two pickets from,
" X t.he' ana enter through the aperture
.Mnt ureo on thcm with "A ~ calibre nistol
nncy made their escape She has no i,lea
VINO ihey are and does not believe she
M elther of them, as they made no out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
CITY BREVITIEs.

=, mere VIII he meeting of the Houston
District Medical association al pr
Hodges office this evening. Doctors are
Fol re hondqudrters received notice yes
icr1ay lhat the Fourth ward approach to
The Sabine bridge was in dtrSerods con
dltiun on account of the wasnout caused
by the rain of Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
THE EMMETT pIf,Nrf,

The Fmmet council held meeting veg.
t'day afternoon ana the proposed plcn,c
AT rest Park next Sunday ,,nt the storm
Ing ing Of the Alamo this week were discussad
III lie cnmmilieo reported that matters are
- hWanscl and that nutwithstandInH
the number Of enforced Observation-Disclosures
~ - believed the Attendance win he nnits
iarge There will he meeting of The f,,,i
general committee tonight VI '"' 'uii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR HOMES.
You Will Likely BE Dispossessed on
October 9th.
HOMESTEAD PROPERTY NOT EXEMPT
Interview with City Attorney Stewart
Upon the Subject of Tax Sales
and Homestead Rights.

As great deal OF property Is siver-
tised to be sold on the s;h OF next month
to satisfy city taxes. a Post reporter
called on City Attorney Siswari In re-
gard to the sale OF the properly. Eyes, 90
said Mr. Stewart. there are Ia the neigh
horhood OF so orders OF sale issued. eag
l am glad 10 see tina; many persons have
realized the force and effect % such a
sale and have paid the TAX AMI cos; 6 e
on their property"
as i, not a fac, tha; many OF the ivac :
OF land adyeg sed fer SAFE are home
steads. and what would he the eGec; o.
the sale Of such property tor taxes e.
Yes, fully one hal. Of the different
tracts OF land advertised for sale are
homesieads, and he mistaken oa,nioa
held by good many properly owners,
OF many losing taer homes. TIE cousI-
tutloh q oar St2Le Il So l.l 81 o. @r-cle
not exempt for The axes dle thereon
and our supreme tolr.- ll -ftrAl de-
clsioHs have decided 'hai pu1-r the pro
VISIONS q tAe tonsl -ion ne home
stead j. no; eNemp-- 10. trrltic h. thAf
many persons lNurr properly have bcec
led astrsy ms rot claarly understanding
Inc decision ~ our 1Irr re loGrt ia the
tase Of lis-.ns SIS ho-ia-as who're
The col-; held hat ne homestead 49,
i.os iiat'e ~ az sI-l'ai tsseS-il-iit asdlAs-
which the supreme court held this was
~ aase sa-h ia assessment Vas tot TX
Mttnin Tie meaning of tff constitution.
The properly 's advertised for sale toll
satisfy taxes levied Dig the cjty for gen /
eral PURPOSES. tui ,he very cisr le-og.e
L. as having confused so many owners I
a. prone s.. is an Authority 10 favor O, I
me city ihAt tAe aomesira4 Is loi tNrTipr :
rms question Is TOO wen settled 20 admit /
OF AFENh"Ht.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
NEW YORK DOCTORS.
THE SICK RECEIVE SERVICES rRrn
col Travis street.

An who visit the doctors for ten onvs
viii receive their services free.
These specialists treat all chronic dis.
eases aiso skin, blood, private, nervous
and female diseases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
TO TIE puRIIl

Mr., Theo, z. Mitchell is no longer a
driver for the 81 Packard Troy Laundry.
81 Packard. Manager
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IT'S NO Joke

IT'S no Joke TO get up and wish a change
of linen and find nothing fit TO wear. We
have studied the wants of the people. ana
is Fl; for the most fast!dlous Rememhar
81 Iackards Troy Laundry is the place.
sl2 Prairie avenue. Phone 33o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
IIFE Is CIiANGEABI.E

The condi'io of life are always chang
irg, ana the experience Of the father Is
rarely the experience of the son lou,
inthers had 10 Model Laundry 10 seni
thrlr clothes TO. You have chance NJ
the finest in the South, at l0i Prairie
whore they work only exper enced hem
ard use the latest improved machinery.
We VIII give the father the same chance
OF the soH.
Hamburger & Dreyling,
Propric,ors.
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TINT OLD nnII-An
How dear 10 our hearts is the old .,
dollar ~

How dear 10 our hearts is the Old silvo,
dollar '"'o'
"hen some kindly fortune presen.s
10 ,ur view;
lar u' "eehle or col.
N'i al tho strange things that n -.
low t., VIC arrow lie
me stars and ,he words with -
M, sllahge things they tel. 'n'
we know It. gnu ina
FOR some time or otha, ,,,,.,,,
right well; N""i como III
'"e sdi n,,ar dollar, the star-spanrleo
i"e Ga SILVER dollar we All love g, ua,
North Alahamian
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pRs. MASSIE & BERING.
U'hone l2i.) phone GsSl
Ofnce with Drs. Warner, Baifour & Wits.
Burnett Bldg, Phone rs.
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E. M. BURKE.
Lime, Clements. Sand. sewer ~
Agent Royal Cement f'As@
N Commerce Avenue. Tslsss
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
por, Of Galveston ssptsnax Z

Port of Galveston sep'su0~
Arrived. .
SIS Nueces, Risk. New foI
SIS H.llcrag, Flnier. AntEe'p *
Sailed. ,,..,r0dt 4
SIS Hounslow, Tempher, ilvr ,s
IS Explorer, Thompson, Lise'p (,
Vessels In Port GA
SIS Amana. pier 10. ,,,r..r u
SIS Daniel, w. w, .sra Ozark 4 c.
"a s T ry.llis Prince, Cullifora, cA
SIS Glenyech, !. VOW ~ Wilson.
IS Oa ,!ki,iant VIM. ParT ! O.
e e HSlyW 'diiet uIiiford, SIsI e
g n III Texas Star Elour AD'-
g. Man. Man. j. Moller 4 e NcyiuA
IS Kendall Castle. Fowler sRip.si Ia
Sc Enight Companion, IA, y;
S. Scotia, Fowler 4 M MccsViiIs
S. Sibun. Fowler, stisr ca
SIS Buckingham, j. Mon. = %.
S. Nueces, j. NJ SAW.
Vessel, Sailed for e.ly.s;sA
IS A Al2inrs Port lads. sep, T"
% 49, . New York, Sept y
S Aigoal RIG S JSne4itCs4'k . essspl .
@ g 6 Donrid,,,s at Suez, Sept. y; Il
q i Hirchf cid, Rio Jan.srg1, ,r nsst 81
SIS CITY of Gloucester ."
10; s. c,pcbo. Risk. Sept. y s,,,u,t u
&c coilincham, Cardiff. S sS5Si.
e. cromwell, Antwerp Trust 4
e cumarla. Greenock, nusnt. 10
C. Darlington, London .HS urjt v
Ss Delmar, PottsborcS, ,ni' Z
IS powgate, santos s0f
IS Drumfell, Barry. SAM. =
s. R R%ma; sh alS|I' sSsi.urltls Aas
S FFa ai.gnqSid RIO JanesSss ptsnbst =
IS Fuiws,'' santos SJ Sept; ! s.ct n
IS Sa dn'noor Port Natal S Sspt. "a
IS H Iea,4atta, Barry, sep.sss'syp, . =
s. HilIbrooS' Rio Janeirsss Sep,
S. Horatio. Pa rra,;ne ssRt, SEPT. y
SIS Inventor, LiysefalSVslphla, Sept :
S. Maori Barry larry T. seRvii Vincent, ~ 4
SIS Mount sephanas, Palnnas. SEP q
SIS Martins. cardiff, Angns,,, x Spt n
SIS Norm 9s New York seV'' Z
Ss N,,,ock. Port Saiu. sept -
Ss HRu1tnberclen, RIO jazz Jansr0 "
SIS Stralts Of Mehc'e' ~
;" S. shilllto, Antge,rgps, pors, Aus;
"a Strathneyis. nSsysard. AuE
SIS scarsdaise;, o de Janciro; 81,
s. VIII wSiiby, B a,,,cS,. Barry barry. ~
s 5 2ysssssssa SsS''y Rls g..
s ssrf Grace l,assIp, B. Buchanau' 49,
tember ?. ,.muscn, New ~, t
t4|rI
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TnCousciotIs Iiuuor.

II IS not always safe to resort to set
phrasr1 when wishing TO compliment.
\ story J., told of certain lawyer,
extremely studious. but in conversation
notorously duh. who was showing OF
bis newly built house. The bookworm
pri led hmScl, especially on sanctum
he had contrivcd for his own use, so
secluded from the rest of the building
that he could pore over his books in pri.
yatc, quite secur" from disturbance.
"And this is capital" exclaimed the
visitor, with unconscious irony. "You
can "cad and study here all day, ana no
human being bc one bit the wiser"
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To Cnrc Headaches.

#, hot hath. n stroll in the fresh air.
Iaup,oins the head In weak soda
ter or timely nap In cool, quiet
Dm will sometimes stop nervous
|aaqchc." writes DR.. Il. Il. Herrick,
|tb, Ladies' Home Journal. when
,rlatlgucd from shopping or sight.
L,ne sponge dipped in very hot
tcr and pressed repeatedly over the
Tx Of the neck between the ears will
found exceedingly refreshing, espe-
klly II the face and temples are after
krd subjected to the same treatment.
kur1lsla * caused not only by cold
but by acidlty OF the stomach,
Srvcd nerves, imperfect teeth, or by
bo;cpce combined with too gener.
diet Heat is the best and quickest
H. for this distressing pain. A hot
tlron, passed rapidly ana deftly over
ke-9l folds of flannel laid ON the
|pctcd spot. will often give relief In
N Than ten minutes, without the aid
| |mrllc.nc. Hot lamentations are of
h., value; though when the skin is
r. tender Il IS more advisable to use
! heat. nothing being better for the
bpo.c than bags of heated salt, flour
kaud. which retain warmth for n long
D.. Cold water, applied by the finger
y 10 the nerves In front of the ear.
] been known to dispel neuralgic
D. IS like magic. When caused by acid.
dose Of charcoal or soda will
baliy act rs n corrective. Sick head
y Is accompanied by bilious symp-
b.. aud attacks usually come on
N the person Is overtired or below
| physically. This is n disease of the
half Of life. and often stops of its
} accord after middle age. A care
Diet Is imperative in every case,
e,mcats ard pastry being especially
biclous.
Eating heartily when very tired, late
pers, eating irregularly, insufficient
ilcatlon or too much animal food,
cally in the spring or during the
weather, are frequent causes of In.
ston, causing headaches by reflex
b."
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LEPER5 AT LARGE IN PARIS.
Many Cases OF tho Disease, which is Re-
ported To Bc Increasing.

ported To Bc increasing.
The startling announcement Is made that
there are over $50 Olepers In Paris. One of
these was picked up In u fainting condition
q few days ago and taken TO the 81. Louis
Hospital, where there Is special lepor ward.
The patients are attended 10 by an innrmar-
ian, who suffers periodically from a mild
form OF leprosy.
DIR. Hullopcau, Of the same hospital, docs
not consider the leprosy now In France rs
strongly contagious; but he aillrms that II Is
not decreasing. especially In the delta Of tho
Rhone and In the Alpcs Maritmcs. He adds
that IN som" parts Ot Central and Northern
Italy the plague Is concealed, aud that n no
attempts are nHdo 10 remedy 1t the danger
will increase.
DR.. Hallopenu strongly condemns the
apathy OF French sanitary laws, which allow
scores Of lepers 20 bee NJ large, some of them
being allowed to carry meat aud other food,
and 10 sleep at night in corners of the llalics
Centralc- or under bridges with other va
grants OF both srXcs.
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DOGS IN ARMY MANEUVRES.
A German ESpedient for Locating the
Wounded.

A special feature in this years German
maneuyrcs will be supplied by war dogs
which have been most admirably trained for
seeking the wounded and carrying dis
patches. At tho command "seek," accom-
panied by u gesture indicating the direction
in which the dogs urs 10 search. they will
start of without allowing themselves 10 DO
disturbed by any surrounding circumstances;
they will flnd the men who figure as wound
ed with uniaihng certainty, take a piecp OF
their clothing-rap, helmet or piece Of cloth
torn ofT--and bring this back TO the ambu-
lance men, whom thoy then conduct to the
sDOt,
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VALUABLE SNUFF BOXES.
At Recent Sale In London One Louis
XVI. Brought $1,000.

Although suuiI taking is now almost lost
art, suun boxes sometimes fetch long price,
and are still In strong request with collcc-
tors. A few weeks ago collection abso-
lutely unique in extent aud variety came
under the hammer ~ Christic's. IL consisted
OF 1l2 boxes and realized the enormous total
OF over S7G,2jl.
For one box alone, n Louis XVI, the bid
der paid $1,000, and next tothis an oval gold
box Of tho Louis XIV. period fetched S550J.
Others realized $4,000 and s29j0, while a
number OF more modern designs found ready
purchasers ut sums varying from $500 to
$1,000
At an auction Inst summer n silver snuff
box, so old that the workmanship on the I'd
was worn almost smooth, realized tho seem
ingly ridiculous price OF s2O50, and at tho
samo sale gold box inlaid with pearls
forming u monogram fetched $500.
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Not Sold as American BoSsr.

According TO the United States Consul
johnson AZ Antwerp, there Is no truth In the
story which 50 excited American meat pack
ers, TO the effect that brokendown English
omnibus horses are killed and packed at
Antwerp as canned beef under American la
bes. The consul reports TO the State De-
partment thai he has made most careful In
quiry and finds that while the English omni-
bus hacks do come 10 Antwerp In large num-
bers, they are slaughtered ana sold for fresh
meat and are not packed.
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P'ed in sacred confidence, unless
Fauon is requested by the writer.
says 10 Mrs. Pinllham ~
Eou would publish the circum-
oi my case, in order that other
may be benefited by my expe-
octored nearly all the time for
ars' spent several hundred
without receiving much benefit.
uhe wrote to you and described
aches and pains. Such IA long
there was: headache, back
"carihg'down pains, terrible
- constipation, dizziness, feel
extreme lassitude, irregularity
iusea but you answered my
ma told me just what to do. 1
d your advice.
fer taking eight bottles of the
Die compound and three bot
blood Purifier, | am glad To
ou mat have not enjoyed such
a''h Tor years, and / am able
my own work. i can surely
,ne praises of Lydia L. Pink
Vegetable Compound, and a
OF my friends are taking II
recommendation. "-MRs. w.
PIT. Liscomb. Iowa.
PNU 80 90
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This Company Cleans Blcylces.

A houseto-house cycle-cleaning and In
surancs company has been iloated In Lon
don with the-ior such u purpose-large
capital OF II 100000. For an annual pay
ment OF $3.50, It viii send u man to the sub
scrbcr's house 20 teach him 10 ride aud 10
clean his wheel, will store tho machine when
not in use, and will insure him for $500
against death aud $3.50 against serious accl-
dent while cycling.
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..,a spd Colds Relieved In 10 - %
w. Minutes.

~. .,cr, rufI OF the breath through the
Vne I'M, led with each bottle of DIR.
IoNsI;; Catnrrhal Powder, difIuses this Pow
EnV,., the surface Of the nasal passages
u ~ ,nd deliahtful TO use. IL relieves In
~. "a permancntly cures Cst,rrh, Hay
tH colds, Headache, Sore. Throat, Tom
and Deafness. II your druggist hasn't
!. .,n,s. Ask him to procure IL for YOU
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Tho ChamplOn Helt.

The Louisiana Electric Light and Power
Company, New Orleans, has ordered belt
seven feet wide and weighing $500 pounds.
There are 450 hides in L..
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H., virslow's Soothing Syrupfor Children
/. -. liens tho gums. reduces infamma-
lhlil 80, MIN: cures wind collie. &c "a bottle.
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ns snsy WHISKY habit cured. Book sap,
'""- IT. D. NJ. wooLLEy. Atlanta, 9s'