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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-28

no other way o. accounting for 20 Ensny
new men coming 10 the top.
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Hanna IS Fad % De annoyed by the
Ga ms ~ Flatt and Lodge tina, they
'oreea the god platform At s.. Louis
Aorss So RS 70 . il s-lash fellow. II he
NJ! OILY VAL uri4l nc ienoerats carry
tie o@aify a-zf November. she side
te-sas may Accord ham AL rh@ glory for
'he resaiir A. st I.ogis platform as will
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Afler an veuezte,a is a terrible thorn
In Old Epslapda i"i side stu they do
NOT anIrr aegos5 tne wafer 20 appreciate
roele Sans efforts ia pun I, out
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as used ny The Roman Catholics.
i. II. r. j.
II IA name given by Roman Catholics
10 certain form OF prayer recited on a
string of beads and tn The beads them
selves. This form Of prayer was Instituted
IN The thirteenth century as n means OF
n"dtailng on tho mysteries of Christ's
lif", IT consists OF fifteen times ton small
peahs, every ton small ones being pre-.
ccdea by one larger. AT each large head
me 'l-ord's Prayer" is rccltod and AT
each OF the smaller ones the "iiall Mary
Is leprosy prevalent In other p,,ts n,
the world besides India and Chiusp
M.Wr.
~ prevails TO greater extent I'm China
and India man elsewhere. hui IL is known
In various parts of Europe. Mulhall is
authority for the statement thar Their.
are l3l. 1o lepers In india 5000 in Pcrtural
no IN Norway. over COO OF them IN reg
uiar lcper hospitals. 600 in Russia and
about roo in other European countries.
Who divided the Bible into chapters
ana Ners"Hf Lucille.
The division OF chapters has been at
tributed 10 Lanfrank. archbishop Of
Canterbury. In the reign OF William |,
but the real author Of this division was
card Hugo de- Sancto Caro-. about 1891.
What Is the shortest marriage service
ever used? Barton.
The shortest that VIC have ever hea ri
OF Is that performed--as Is alleged by
tho justices ~ Milwaukee. II conaiss oi
Tins formula: 'Iiavc hiin?" "Ycs.'
''Iiavc herr" Eyes" Married. Two
dollars"
Who were the Abecedar.ans7 II. q. T.
The followers OF 6torch. an Anabaptist
IN the sixteenth esatsasy. They derived
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A new recreation of Atlantic steamers
Is the bicycle race. The wheels, instead
of being slowed below are firmly tied
10 the hooks of the staterooms until the
hrst throes Of NAL de mer are over. Then
me enthusiasts. instead of taking a novel
ana IounS!ng away the days have The
decks cleared and the race - tn, Ming
OF interest and one of the 'veri- Of The
decks.' 49, 80 wa
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placard hung In one OF the depart
ments Of big jewelry store announces
that training canes" are on sale there.
These latest fads arc Designed to develop
the muscles of the arm from the shoulder
u me wis. The canes vary In weight
b'ceps begins TO carry one w.LShin, tire.
pounds and ~ enttially reaches thu limit
as thick as bcSgars now ,hesr muscle
developing sticks fill \ long fcl. want
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A check for s3so.opo has beeen receive;
by the owner of the property at Broad
way ard Thirty sixth street. and the
ia lder OF the proposal Herail Square
hotel now holds the title deeds. Then
Is now prepared to put up a structure to
cost sl.9oo.Odo. fer which Moniface Brs slim
of the Gilsey house Will PAY rental
OF sl6p.o0o a year. The pullcrs down will
soon be kicking up dus; on the d.Api
dated corner named
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ne proJect OF union OF the National
Academy of Design with the Columbia
School of Architecture. and the resulting
establishment; of an American Ecole DIES
Eeacx-Arts as a department of Columbia
,.n!vers.y. is being. discussed in ant cir
cies. suggestion has been made 10 this
ehect. and the authorities of both ,he
utiVerSllN and the academy are SAID TO he
considering the subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
NEWS OF The MINES.
GOOr TndIns INDUCED In By tho
Brokers Today.
SALES OF MERCUR AND MAMMOTH.
Galcus Is Also Recognized aud Brings q
Good FiEurt-rhe Golden King
silver la CoAl Nine.

There was sons good trading In the
stock Exchange today, principally
among tho higher priced stocks
Htleua parted with 400 shares, all o.
which Trough, tl,sO per SHARE, while
Morouf and Mammoth each cnntriiu.
ted transfers 10 the dsy's business. Tue
former was wanted badly at $500, bui
the sale made brought i've
cent, In advance OF that ngute, al
which price, however, no more OF the
stock could be obtained. The Nam.
moth property created quite an Interest
today and bids Of s2,95 were quite
numerous. Finy sh.rss we're sold Al
that figure snd 100 more At g. 10, alter
which holders Of the stock TOOK a stand
for t2.07ii, which caused tue tstmina'
ton oil transactions. For Onsa-
rio $3.50 was bid, bui this stock
failed u materializs. Silver king,
Sunshine anu Ltan maintained thoir
usual firmness, although no sales oil
either resulted.
Tetro showed up well on the unlisted
side aud unloadud 5000 shares nj fair
figures while Riohmoni Anaconds
was fslsevsd Of 900 shares aud Began
Of = similar numUoT. The latter sale
had attached TO 10 a thifty.day de-
livery and the stock brought 30 cents.
A new stock In the shape Of tho Phila'
uslphiA Gold q Copper company, Tue
properties Of which are In Oregon, was
offered for sale Ut 30 cents per share,
but received no bids. The Utah Cou-
tolidatsd, located In tho Tintio dis
trict, IL being closely watched by tue
brokers, anu II IL safe TO assume that
much IL expected from that property 10
the near iulufe.
The GLAZING ngures were a. follows
LISTED sfOCKn
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Criticism Of Modern French Literature.


Blorusllefne BiorBsOb, the dis.
tlnEuisbed Norwegian poet, novelist,
nud dfnmAtist, In his review OF "Mod.
orn Norwegian Literature" In the
ourreut number Of Tue Forum, piclu
rttquely likons the literary names Of
modern Europe TO 20 many ships,
which arc crossing the Atlantic. like
regular fieeis, 10 visit America. He
thus uetotibss modern French litera.
turt!
"Some days later the spectators stand
along the shore In slill dsnser mastes,
the storm 10 drifting away, and the
sun Il breaking forth. The French
neei IL coming In. How graceful the
hulks appear, and the more 90 the
nearer they oom,l How nHe the llne,,
now sinking tbs colofs, the whole cut
DC, the onsembll Some Of the
larger vessels stand out from tho
multitude like hefJsmen on horseback
la tho midst OF the flock. Firing oi
guns, music from bands, dil ping q
flags Ia all oolofs, deafening noise, bs.
wilderlng variety, and no end 10 ~.
hut when the surprise Of the fret me-
ment passed away the varsity seemed
10 play In the minor delails rather than
In the larger features; this IN ndamentsl
conception seemed even mOnotonous.
A nd u still deeper impression WAS pro.
duced by the shocking contrast be.
tween the glAmor, the beauty, the
grandeur Of the arrival, and the dismal
standard displayed On the t5Imasl OF
tho nrst ship-a skull. IL was dIycOv.
cred also Ga the second, tho third, the
fourth, nGy on closer examination II
was discovered that all the ships
carried skull aud cress-bonts la rcd,
white, black, OF gold, and good
glasses revealed that emblsm
repeated throughout the whole
hjet The spectators strained their
eyes ~ catch glimpse VI merry
france; she certainly was along. Yob,
there she came, Ia bright e0lOrs an1
dancing music on board. Tue drums
beat the quickest time, the brass a..
sttuments blarsd, olsrionoa and dates
yodlsd, there was something orieutA
In the sIund. 30 that was merry
Ffanl'l All eyes turued to her anu
boheid an advancing skeleton, toythu
In hand, Ia an attitude more grole que
than that OF any cau-can dancer.
Otner standards were also seen, dIH.
playing the Hover OF spring aud VAR.
Gus dashinE symbols. But NJ h I
mighty hrot sailed by the maiu in.
preston AZ lsh was, that it CARR, d
with II more thouRhte about the con n
than about the otauie, that all IT. pref .
lous powers al present stood predomi-
nAhily In the service OF death and
dostruoIion."
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there Ia rot single 10y IN the year
when tue eniito sufip CO 10 the earth 10
uoc versd ~ tlat Il could be- sa'isiac-
tOuly observed ffum space. Tue two
planets have two me eOf0iOgicrl sys-
lens thst afB absolutely antiihsiical
Fduhtrm ~, boo iHc tstihei atm p
phuru ~ Mar Ia e can be no . wCiful
wtuJf, ike tha tfsde-v mus nuj Sue
pfy,Dm fft ItmYs here Uurtur
~uicH rule tsttsuaI uim ,trr. q q.
uau nsly, uOwcvuI ousstvofs hav
r1ied iuus sirrtf OF snUw Wuirb
Apprnt Go av, uecu era iuur ~ cut.
a. .ls iua iIAuqI. btm hrit. Stula.
pAful. 90 ihrtsnre, pnsriv ,d .uct
ttrsabb t". su ~ November an
Dtcsmuct, 1851 Rt Il Ne tue nuthetu
DJiu, n dtAttnIius a considerable dt-
tslco lfcm 49,. But suoh lhinss ore ga
ouTtuus. The DDfnial condition upon
MAJ. IL huo Westhet.-Nor,h Amer.
oau Review.
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BIG SYNDICATE SHOWS.
VIII Exhibit 10 This city far Three
Days Beginning the 12lh Inst.

Concerning the big Syndicate Show
which gave such excellent per orn
ances IN this city last year, aud which
exhibit here again Tor three days be-.
ginning ruesday, May ~, the Denver
Times sayt!
"The best night parade that Denver
people have witnessed In years wa
that given last night by the New
Great Syndicate Shows, Tho various
streets thr ugh which the gllltsrinR
pageant passed were thTOngei with
people who applAudod the many Tea
lures which pleased them be-t, A.
about O'Clock the parade, which wa
nearly mile IA length, started from
ihe show gTounds, through the prlnci.
pal streets and back 10 the EhoE
grounds. The music was splenU IL
the costumes Of tha mounted horse.
men Rud women were gorgeous,
the horses were I'm good form an
seemed anxious 10 do and look their
ptultipat. The beautifully decorate
WAGONS presented magnificent sight
under the fireworks which were con.
SANITY being exploded from their
roofs. The elephant, Camrls and little
ponies upon whote backs peTched
monEeys in their regulation costumes,
| drew large Growdso laughing children.
Strangely enough not an accident
| occurred 90 mar the pleasure Of the
n.g iIte show, The best OF II all ia that
the Syndicate people viii give y
! similar paradu each evening during
their tivo da - enga cement here. The
big show giyoe the hest ring perform
| auce it mas ever given and ID Il Is D
great iavUrlle here VIII draw onotmous
crowds,
Al IL O'CLOCK tuiB morning Professor
ROyale male his thrilling high div,
into net al the show grounds In the
| presence OF several thousand uo0ulp.
| Mt. RoyRlo makes ervgrsl Tevolu r n
la his ueseent OF 100 lest ana tuuay
was heartily applAuIed iOr his splendid
feat OF daring.
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POLICE COURT.
the Hoys Arrested iur stealing Csps'
Dhchargsd--A Chinainan jailed
or 1respa's.

Justice Wenget had before hun to-
day In tho police court JAmos CLARK
and Charles sohlil, botu Of whom
wsfo charged with petit larceny 10
having stolen from tho store oi f..
AuefbAch and Brother three silk cApes
u the value Of % each. rheso b1ys
were partially tisd on thsslme charge
on Monday last and the case continued
until today. Tho evidence addueeI
proved Insufficient 10 hold them AMI IA
order VI dism.snal was made. Tom
Montgomery, who had been arrested
a. an aocomplice In the theft, was also
discharged.
An jim, whoss oognomen IL W &.
noisnt pfoJi Of his nationality, pleaded
not guilty 10 having committed tree
pAsa on fellow. country mans property.
A hearing, however, proved that his
plea was not we'll taken, anu ~ Justice
Wcnger ovidvnuy Dad In mind the
great ntoesity VI good cock At
"KimbalP, hostility" he pounotd up.
1u poor Jim anI placei him IN tho
custody Of ths "doel0f" Tot seventy
i've days.
NJ. Moakln, a chronic inobriats, who
spends most OF his time In il !, was
ordered Imprisoned for forty dsy,
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and battery. isr, h the crime they
have committed inside closed doofe
aud before hundreds o. spectators lees
criminal on that aoo0unl; or are
they not equally guilty before The law,
ana nmenable to the samt7 Again l
would ask, wherein lies She difference
Ia a moral p5ist of view, bstw,eu
sanotioning and hbbbiiing prze hghts
IN a clue room before = few huudfed
and Glowing James CotbeIt and Rob.
ori Fitzimmons the same pnvilego2
Again ! sak, " u required the strong
arm OF tho law i0 prevent Jptnts and
R5beTt from cruising, maimiug ~ kill.
Ing each other In any VI the sinies Ui
the union, why should tuch btutal
work bo allowed In the new born
Slate OF Utab2 This being subject OF
vital Importance ami having tean 20
closely Identified With the moral aud
religious training u many thousands
0i cur youth, Tor about thirty year,, !
no not feel there 10 any apology duo on
my rati tor stepping forward M de-
lender Oi the morals N the community.
GEORGE GODDARD.
SALT LAKE CiIY, May o, 1890.
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ID. w. Fuller, OF Canal ohsri., New
York, SAYS that no always kseps Dr.
kiuR's New Discovery In the house,
ana bis family has always !ound thu
vs.y beet results follow its use; that hs
would not be without ~, n proourA5.s.
a. A. DyksmlD, Druggist, CAiskiil,
N. T., tAys that DIR. Kings New Dir
oovsry 10 undoubtedly the best Cough
remedy; that he has used II In hiI
family for eight year., snd II has never
tailed TO do all that's olAlmsi Tor II,
Why not Try . remsdy 90 long tried
aud tested. Trial bottles tree NJ u. o.
NJ. l. Drug Department. Regular
1iEe SOC and s.. 90.
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Fish and Game Law.

Tue Salt Lske county Feb mad
Game Protective association has Iusl
itsu,d for the benent oiits members o
pocket pamphlet containing iis con'
siitutlon anu by.laWs anu the iish and
game law passed by the last Legislature
and which goes into effect juno blh
next. Members Of the association and
those dChifing to become members car
obtain copies nj Browning Bfotheu
store where there 10 also dfa.t Of the
C Institution on flo ior the signatures
ofpiis3ns who nave not Jet idenuned
"a lmsulvet with the organization.
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NissionnrY ReneRL.

The Second ward assembly room wis
packed last night with ihs friends and
wsll.wishors OF Elder james lTerson
who leaves Saturday oyening on u mis-.
sion Denmark. A good program had
been arranged for tho occasion, consist.
ing Of q vocal solo by George d. Pyper,
n recitation by Miss Rich. = duet by
Mr. Deem Game Alderani MLThomas
AghwOfth, n chorus OF two by mixed
voices, aud few words OF counsel by
Elder Jousph j.. Taylor, after which
dancing was INDUCED 10 until late
nour. Tue good wlshts " ell assembled
we're expressed o. EiuaT Ivof6gu ana u
good purse was made up 10 alsist him
ON his Journey.
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SILVER ~ a COAL NINE.
sensational Discovery la the Biseh
Jack, Near Prsston-six hundred
Ouaess to the Ton.

Ousess Co the Ton.
DO se Statesman; A sensational
mining discovery has been made Ia
the Black Jack mine In Oneida cou nty,
not TAT from Preston. In coal mine
II was found there were rich dept sits
of silver, aud, according 10 tbs Preston
STANDARD, the discovery has created
tue grealeat excitement, and the coun.
Try iur miles around has been located.
The Preston Standard tells the story No
follows!
The mine Ia between four aud i've
miles from Preston anu IL owned BY
franklin and Richmond parties. Thr
mine was fiTst located asa coal pfOs-
pect ana was irst thought 10 b.
good one, II has been worked Of
and on, ~ time would permit, Tor sew.
eTAl Year,, until shaft has been
sunk 10 tho depth OF several hun.
bred feet Monday last one OF tue
owners Noticed some rather fne
uro on the dump and no gathered up a
email sack full and sent It 10 Logan 10
be assayel, merely M an experiment.
The next day the report osme back
that tbs ore assayed 800 ounces to the
ton, silver. The owners Of the miue
thought that surely mistake had been
made, 20 another sack was shipped "a
to Halt Lake CITY. A certificate came
back from there announcing the same
result and gs soon M the report got out
the country went Wild with excite
ment,
A number OF old miners have ex.
amined the mine ard express the at.
must confidence 10 A.. They say that
all tho indications are most favorable
AMI believe that the ots Ia practically
unlimited and that the vein viii In.
crease ia size and richness with deplh.
The ledge on which the mine IA 10.
Gated Ia lIAcsAble for 10 or 20 miles Auu
ihe groupings throughout are similar.
II IL therefore confidently believed
lhst the whole region IA rich In min
eral. Yesterday II was fumored tIat
$4,000 had been refused for half ia.
terest and thore Ia no occasion o doubt
tho truth of the ramon.
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expected to be represented ut each
meeting.
On Saturday representative class eK.
orclsss Of the Kindergarten, Primary
and Intermediate departments W u he
given under the direction II efficient
Teachers. 90 Sunday morning all the
city sch als ate fequestsd to attend tue
conieffuo in bod 1fst meetnt Al
their rrsIeciva school houses. Ih~
srhools viii ne upy the lover rari 81
;nr roust, Hlu the gallery VIII 10 TO-
served Tor the general pub ic.
Tie children are * .,cieI 90 b. pre-
ratuI 20 trc.to in concert she Lorl's
Payer am 20. AftIcies ~ FsitH.
Pho. n. X. Bavctt VIII have hargo
Of tho tiuliaK cKrici e. 600 saturI y
anu sunday ir1fnluEs.
j. n. PARRY, 5co'y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tomorrow night Hoyps merry ski,
A Trip TO Chinatown, will bo pre-.
scented at The TheAtcr. Mt. Harry Con.
nor, In bis original creation Of Well.
and.5Tong, Geraldine MoCAnn ~ the
dashing widow Guyer. George Bsane
a. tho Ban Francisco bachelor. Ben
Gay, sadie Mcdonald, tho bvwilohiug
maid Flifi, anu others will DO sesu,
May 2Slh this company Will taii for
Aus ralia 10 al sixteen weeks en-.
gagOment there.
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Try Electric Bitlsrs ~ q remedy for
your ttoublos7 II not, get a bottle
now aud get relief. This m' dloins has
been found 10 be peculiarly adapted 10
Ihs relief and cure Of all Female Com
plants, sxerting q wonderful direct
influence In giving strength and tone
to the olgAnr. II you have loco OF APP
petite, consumption, headache, faint
ing spells, or arc nervous, aleepls,s,
eEoitGblt, melancholy or troubled with
dizzy spells, Electric Bit,srs Ia the
mediolns you need. Health and
siren IN arc guaranteed BY its use.
Only Fifty cents at u. q. N. 1. Drug
Department.
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Where No Cloud Ob.ours..

Let us now remark that the MaTtian
meteorology IL less complicated and
more pleasant than that OI tue EARN.
There the weather 10 almost always finr,
especially during summer. Very 10 /.
dom are there clouds even In wiuIef.
Generally when We arc unable t. On .
tinguish through the telescope tho de-
tails Of the geographical couflagraliOn
upon tho planet ths fault IN Ia our ow d
atmosphere anu not Ia that of Mare.
IL Ia very rarely the case that when
our atmospheric conditions are goou
We arc unable 10 zee these details.
During the last period " observation Il
Mars In 1894, |, to speak for myself
encountered only fifteen days trom
October 10 70 25l when the surface OF
the planet was yelled by IL own at.
mospherC Clouds are excessively
taTo on the surface OF MaTs, aud pei.
haps exist ~ all only Rs figs ~
light cifrut: they are not clouds VI
ram or storm. rhesa wells re very
infrtquent there while they ara Ia
perpetual upon the ssTtl, Pfobihl
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Sunday School Conference.

The annual conference Of thu Sun.
day schools OF this stake Will be held
on Saturday, May Oh, at lOa. m. and
2 p. m. In the Assembly Hall, aud In
the Tabernacle on Sunday, May 10, ut
10 a. N. and p. m. The public are
cordially Invited to attend all the meet.
iugs, and each sehsol OF the SHAKE l.
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BONDS SHOW.


OF the circus which exhibits In this
city on FfidAy and Saturday next, the
Cheyenne correspondent Of the Denver
News sayG Bond Bros really excel
lent circus exhibited In this city under
very uniAvorable auspices. A violent
wind was blowing, making Il impossi.
Ole to erect the large tontswhioh neoes.
sarily prevented the exhibition Of some
Of the most prominent features Of the
show. Making the best OF thiugs, how.
ever, the management spared no EFFORT
In presenting what was the best show
which has exhibited 10 this city Jr
many "A day. The performers. the
trained horses and dogs, we're simply
fifsl.claHs anu tho very iair.siEnd audi
eaeo thst attended were atghly graft.
He'd. Doe Of the mcst pleasant Gestures
wac tue eourtoous ttsatme { ocoTdru
the patTo OF Tue show by tbs ON,
ployGs. Unior unattly stories Of any
thing bus favorable nature were
floAt about the olruus, aud tho pto lr
IN Cheyenne were very nRteUably dis
appointed Ia finding the managers anu
mployss II that could be desirsd.
the show LETT lea ulght for Laramie
whelo II exhibits 10 lay.
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lMANslhR, ID slOuK-.

Four hundred sharea OF GhltnE Al
81 w; 100 NJ eur at s6.95; 100 Nam.
moth at S2.96 and 90 vt 81 %, 800
Richmond Anaconda ~ cents; s 900
Teuo trnlicl at d csnts; 500 Bolan al
80 cents. seller 80 days. Total shares
slld, 1850,
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nueklsn,a Arnion snIxa.

THE BEET SALvK Ia the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Balt
Rhsum, Fever Sores, fstter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblgint, Corns, and all Skin
T. options, aud rosiliVely cures Piles,
or no pay required. II 10 guaranteed TO
give perfect sall,isolion or money re-
funded. Price 70 cents per boz. For
sails by Y. q. NJ. /. drug department.
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SS:CrOfuIa

lnicsts the blood OF humanity. II
appears In varied forms, but Is forced
10 yield To Hoods sm,aparilla, which
puriilcs and yitalilos the blood aud
cures all such diseases. Read thisi
September, 1891, made a misstop and
Injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
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NEw louK. May G--stock market opened
dun and lower, iudustrials displaying the
greatest comparative weakness
The bears caofted considerable pressure
against the Industrial group aud objected
bacterial declines. In the railway shares
slight rocessions were noted extending TO .
per cent In Manhattan, the market was I'M
tayorably Influenced By the Increased ordofs
for gold TO be shipped tomorrow