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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
MORE ABOUT CONTROVERSY.
Livingston Says His Resolution About out-
posts Was in Interests Ct Peace

Washington, Jan. O. --iivinestQn Of
Ge 'rgia, who introduced III the Hoase "a
resolution regarding The repofted cXtsn-
sion of the British outpasts on the Nent-
zuelan frontier, says the situation ia the
disputed territory is, if newspaper dis
patches are to be believed, full of grave
complications He thinks it we'll that
the RI soiution should be so amended ny
the foreign affairs committee, to whom it
was referred, as 10 require the Nene-
zuelan government to Keep aimed forces
out Of that locality as well.
Livingston says If a hostile shot shall
be fired by either side, 10 will lead to war
between Nenezucla and Great Britain,
which cannot fail to embroil the United
States. His resolution was introduced in
the interest Of peace. IL is not lik-ly that
the resolution will he considered by the
reign affairs committee until the regu-
lar meeting Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
THE NEW RULES.
Changes Are but Few In Number - One
Important Alteration.

Washington, Jan O. The changes in
the House code of rules prevailing in the
DIST Congress as proposed by the commit
tee on rnles, are few in number, but one
| Is OF great consequences. That relates to
the counting of u quorum. The method
pursued by Speaker Reed in the 51st Con-
gress has been abandoned, and the follow
ing, which J. Randolph Tucker proposed
in the 47th Congress has been substituted
therefor:
Whenever Il quorum fails to vote on
any question and u quorum is not present
and an objection is made for that cause
the sergeaut-at arms shall forthwith pro
coed to bring in absent members, and the
yeas aud nays on the pending question
shall at the same time be considered as
ordered The clerk shall call the roll
Each member as he answers to his name
| may vote on the pending question and
after the rollcall is completed, each mem
Der arrested shall be brought by the SER
geant -ut-ams before the House, where
upon he shall be noted as present, dis
charged from arrest, given an opportunity
to vute, and his yQta shall be recorded
If those voting on the question AMI
those who are present and decline TO vote
shall together make u majority of the
House, the Speaker shall declare the
quorum constituted and the pending
question shall b decided as Il majority of
those voting shall appear Thereupon
further proceedings unde- the call shall
be considered dispensed with.
BY another change the committee on
rules is given general leave to sit duriug
the sessions of the House. aud in regard
to its rights it is provided that Ii shall
always BE in order to call up for consider
alton report from the committee on
rules, and pending tue consideration
thereof, the Speaker may entertain one
motion that the House adj urn; after the
result is announced he shall not entertain
any other dilatery motion until said re
port shall have been fully disposed Of.
Other changes are: The scrgcaut-at
arms is ro longer required to give bond in
$50, coo; assignment Of two delegates 70
the committee on territories Is made i'm
peratiye; no smoking shall be allowed
upon the floor of the House at any time ;
no debate shall be allowed upon proposed
corrections of the journal or record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
He Sends Letter to Senator Gallery
On the Bord Bill.
Cleveland Gives His Views on Question Now al
Interest 10 People.

Wnshiorton lar senator Gallery
m Louisiana tonight. made public a let
FAR from tbn President Ia him. which had
tto o,,uottpritv sres.utqd since Monday,
Ne yx1tild h,,ys jncarpurated ii in the re
,,,e,ks h., intended M make in the SENATE
"a, IN, bana I'M Tho letter A "a II llows
WASHINGTON Ian MY Dear Sir; /
t,.va rs.d trday. In the Congressional
ylct,rd !, a.hata nj tbr, -.nata. Friday.
'.l,,.ar,,ip.. n.e financial situation and
h,,nb iss,,gs am ai,,szel al The intoler-
~. th,f t.aas even txeitca ,.art.sapship
90 .a,,,t q a hssl4 IA attack unlonnded
',,,,,,..,rto,,. and ,,.s.r,ln,s In \ malicious.
a., ,,,.rd,oi.,,s .,,.,I s,t,s.,fionsl neyyspauer
r. h.rt-e, or Hpan,.fgr Mr. any other
anna, intns had been invited NJ visit
ya.Linot,,, f,,r ti,e n,,r,osn NJ nrrarrlur
in arv Tysv ar r,anntr for thu dExonsitlon
n hr,da "a ,,,eer ,ta presout ~ fntnrr
,,.o,]s If ~. cold reserrs
M arr4nger,ept "a ANY alma yYl he
ma. ~ ~. flisn,,si,i,.,, III -tch hands tn
.,,,,, srnai,,tn -. thran,h the nos-,ry. ~,
,ny eyrd:c,tn %onssnr,,,ce AZ surb dis
nos,t ~ th, bon4s has bpen dtrr,.rl,- er
irsj-o.,I, o,,,o, .,,,,. nsrson IN roirt IL
f.,ct M 5e,.i,l.,i l.nripg towards ths nan.
Ma, toan ana sd,.arttstp.r fr I,tas las IA, r,
,'fai,,t,. ,.ybtl,,fc4 on MAJ arr ~ H. admir-.
ig,,,,i,, ~ MI limos osher ~ xDbi,cr ,x,..
,trdar d,scnsaio, Thosa ch.rgns witt
H., re.,,o,,. ji,,litv M MAINTAINING opr coId
eesor.o a. a. az 1aoi-iation rendars /,
,,;s..r1c hav,., anvio,,sIg confs-,at Win
ra,.h c,Lsr md mo association, ror,n{rt,J
[r,tb ,h,,so t.,yio'., noxyIc}eo M financial
,eyatr. a,a 10 ,To,c,.,rr ,.5r,lt,j,r,s 10 :.
sbo l.,st and mott IA vor,hla means ~ satl
,,, hoyds for ,,old ~, rnr.I,oI i,,,,,l,,
80, ~ = mn r,s,l,y. IN, .t,a,,,,
a, ar,i, r,,ae o,,,b. ~ b,,,n.r,r+,.
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mo secrat,rv NJ 10 +rsas,,,.,, frc,,, ~,
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+ honas soe,,en 10 he anrros,.t,i,-. H.
si-., ~ ,,fYar them n ;ss,,e.d m ina ,,so,1e
~. rnh1i,, advertisement II tho, colI5
,brs be src,.sssf,,IIv ,l;s,'nsn,, cf af.o,
fnIi cnrsidaratton Io emo +a rho nnr
'I,,.;o, 70 With nh, a@,roa 49, -.
1,,1n,,r3 If co,d in ,bo rsser1s hoinqr now
500 non ono r,or, tban J., E,hr,,.,,.- tas.
,,,h1,, th,.aI[.,f 49,, vs. 49,, -.
se,sfc,t, ard other conditions Ala. r;,,
f..s 49, t.e,,, -, i,a.ff,
aff,ri,a tbo han,,s 49, .h,,,+ ~ ~ 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Captain Crockett, of the steamer Cath
erire, reports that Il big bell buoy off Mark 5
Island near the southern point of Long
Island Penobsc0t Bay. is bottom up in
the ice, and consequently does not ring.
Bert johnson, the insane young nan
who wandered away from the Lewiston
oily farm, la7t week, was found in New
Gloucester, Thursday morning. He called
ut house and when the door was opened.
rushed by the man who opened it, into the
hrusa, ana Rugged fhe coal stove.
Deputy Sheriff r. y. Collier brought him
to Lewiston, Thursday. johnson Saws that
he has slept out every night since leaving
She farm.
The Maine students al the Boston uni
vgroity have formed p Maine State club.
'rhe membership is -. The officers elected
ar It's follows: President. Robert J
Sp.Hgue, 81, Frankfort; vice-p president
Edith NJ. Mayberry. 30 Biddcford re-
cprdlng secretary. Eife n. Perkins, IS
South Berwick; corresponding secretary,
Belle Smalidge, %, Nor heast Hnrbor,
troasur5r, Edward r. Stafford 81. Kit
tory; executive committee. Robert !.
Spraguc Frankfort, Lima b. Taylor, '00
sullivan; Frank {. Burrill. '97. Ellis
worth; chas. r. Smith, 81, East Dix
mont. The club wilt give banquet ne It
Friday evening, when rr9tainenC Maine
men will speak.
Joseph Henry Peters, arrested at Rock
land, Wednesday night. on the charge Of
being connected with various burglarips
escaped from the station house, Thursday
morning Re succeeded in emitting his
way out Of his cell and when Officer Yen
toa went into the station to see him.
Peters darted past through the open door
He jumped into delivery wagoi, standing
near the station ard drove to Woodland
known as the Marsh, whore all trace an.
pears to have been lost The rolica and
county authorities are securing the marsh.
1t is thought possible that he may have
bearded the train st Tnonaston and the
city marshal has sent out WARNINGS
Peters is colored, Is years old 5 feet :
inches high.
The creditors Of the Shaw K Morse
Lumber Company, who failed short time
ago, at meeting held. Wednesday
agreed to the appointment of Charles n
STAFFORD and Charles A. Bailey as as
signees, End are now patiently wait,ng
for what they will get. Mr.. Stanford
Is merchant, while Mr. Bailey is an ex-
pefienced lawyer, being county attorney
or Penohscot. The assignee's bond is
placed at s2o, eco Following the meeting
OF the creditors of the lumber company
came an application and petition signed
by the Eastern Trust & Banking Co
FIRST National Bank B. C. Addineton
aud ;Silas d. June all Of Bangor asking
that the firm of Shaw & Morse be afi
Judged inso!veBt debtors. A hearing on
rhe petition will be held in week or Two
Mr. Arlington, whose name appears in
the above hist Of petitioners, is q lawyer
aad represents u number of creditors
"hiie DIR. Jones is wealthy clothing
merchant and father-in-law of Walter K.
shaw head Of the bankrupt firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
TRUSTING WOMEN.
THEIR CONFIDENCE OFTEN LEADS
TO SUFFERING.
An Ohio Woman's Experience, as Here
Related, is Interesting to Every
American Woman.
rsrEc,AL 70 OUR LADY RxAprns.1

1t is very sad fact that the more a
woman trusts to the skill of her physician
in treating her female complaints, the
longer she is apt to suffer.
Lydia +. Pinkham fully realized this
fact when she commenced that exhaus-
tive study that has enabled the women OF
the world to help themselves. She dis
covered the source of female complaints,
and produced the Vegetable Compound,
which is their absolute cure.
When such testimony as the following
is given, the woman who thinks should
act quickly, and no longer permit herself
TO trust to incompetent doctors. The
Vegetable Compound is sold by all drug
gists, and every woman should have it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
Bnying and Selling.

Connoisscurship is beset with teinpta.
tions, and il Il hard 10 lay down rules. II
is clearly fair to buy a young mans work
at its market value, say Rossetti in the
pre- Raphaolite days for $50 or Zoo, buzz
TO purchase below the known value say a
Shakespeare qlarto from an ignoraInus for
a crown is trading beyond reason on an
Others ignorance. The same considera-
tions apply as in betting. In fair betting
. man buys IL chance, but when the chance
you sell is no chance at ALL and you know
IL, you are swlndiing. Betting ethics.
which are vague, forbid betting on a Ger
tainty, bat really tho morality OF the mat
ter is thai a man should get his moneys
worth in the way Of II chance still il il
is not fair To trade on another's Ignorance
one may profit in reason by ones own
knowledge.
For instance Il well known writer picked
up in IA tWopenny barrow at different times
the only two known copies of q Shelley
pamphlet. This pamphlet was unsigned.
ana perhaps not another man in the king
dom would have identified the book. 50
that the purchaser almost created the value
Oi what he purchased. Ia horse dealing
caveat emptpr il taken IN its widest sense.
yet even in buying horses cases may arise
where the buyer should not take too good
care Of himself No doubt in such bar.
gains well aS in connoisseur purchases
one has to take into account all the times
one is done, and the professional horse
copper or bric-a-brac dealer makes it his
trade 20 sell, not at fixed price, but at
The largest possible profit, so that the
tables may fairly be turned ON him.-Lon-
don Spectator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
WILL BE A SUCCESS.
Secretary Carlisle Expresses an Opinion on
the Mew Bond Bill.

Washington, Jan 9.-Secrstary Carlisle
expressed tho opinion, today, that the
nsw bond Issue will be success. He djd
not intimate whence gold would come
from, but he spoke with full knowledge
VI tina number If inquiries for bids and
informal offers already made.
TIE mails todey, brought IN quite Il
anmhrr ~ inpuifes for flank forms on
whica tn nnaEc bids. Ia seine cases 1,-r-
sons DESTROYS Of subscribing stated The
amount they wanted and tie price the.
would offer These figures. Of coure-. are
withheld from publication.
The bids were regarded as informal.
and, Whore possible those making them
will DC communieat with and blank
forms will be sent, So they may comply
with all the requirements and make Did
ia regular shape
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires fgoE, the Forth Eas.
South and Nesi.

rho I>-itish cu,1tb ,fr;c., Cor,,,,n,, hoe
or,i,.,,, ,tficial. ~ ssT,,t Afri,'a -, ,i,'
ti,sr al ,,,,,,s AND @,,,,,,,,,,,+,,,n =, +hai.
,.,...s.i,,,1 r., tho nt4;ce.s nf thn I,nn'.i,,
governments
r,,J,,, f,ili,,.., ~ i,o,.,1,.,a ,,.n4 .,,...
co,,.,et ,r M ,,~,3, ,.,,r,r,,o,i .,,,.,.,'.
d4, ,,an ArdT.oo u 19,rl.,i,,h .,l1
caiv,,, of ttc rortI.o,., t,a,5tf- 1,..i1.o,I
,,isnI.,.in,, Nessrs pan,,or am, Mi. '''''
80 'i,lU 1ho ''V" u, INC s1ee,neF
''"'''S d" Ii'''' thA "e'c an drowned Is
bage cn,rn s.b,,ca f,n,, ~, vel -.
the nrssept mo ond ae ma +-aca ~ ~ ~ ",
men j. ia IVA fnnnd IL ~ ~ ',.,,,,,',,
ouinion thnt al, ,verp lost
MT. -,
~, @ s-s''4u - a. oii''' u. Tenn
40 800 ne" aa l'''tioOiheuo against
=. r. - "9'' '"iel 1t'Se,ee Oh zen
.'S9,00' 4oi i'l'''ic" 10 assault loH r2turh
- 1870. .''o w '0I'ho 81 "'a Ju"Se assault on
ls.Se.l.oy 'u'i'i % l.ess'et, VINO Is Stiii
,r''"o1 ~ W. 'o'''i " i'm d i'a''' uFs q arm
ferdinahu CFefeau' the Young man who
Unsupported ifoia hanehester, \. H, so
uhcefonohlousiy last SUNDAY, when he
was 20 nave been married. has been 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
EXPECTS 10 SECURE LOT.
Member OF J. p. Morgan Syndicate Gives In.
formation Regarding Bonds.

New York. Jan. 9.-From q subscrlh
ing member of the i. p Moragn bona
syndicate, the following facts are obtained
The syndicate expects to secure the en-.
tire 500, 0o0, 900 per cent. bonds To bt
sold by the treasury. Web. Mir. Morgan
IS not at all annoyed at the so called "pop-
ular call. &c knew all ABOUT il and
made his arrangements accordingly The
syndicate will bid for the entire success is
that he will make tho ofTer so ndyan-
tageous that no other proposition can
stand in bis way This otter is TO pnr
chase the entire 500 600, eco, payin the
principal and premium in gold, aud in
addition 10 furnish the amount 1T ,rolo
equal to third % the issue or $50, 1913
1873, IN exchange fcI. ereenhaclSs.
The governments gold reserve will Tins
not only tie brought up to the recotrn;zso
limit but "'ll have n large surplus for
protection. The price the syndicate will
offer Is NOT exactly known by anyone he.
sides Mr Morgan IL will he considerable
more than the loi Y, paid, last February.
rms low premium was paid because Of
the provision in the contact compelling
the syndicate to protect the treasury re-
serve. No such ecnt"act will be made
this time. Therefore, a higher price will
be paid. Tha figdre is believed 10 be los
The syndicate is now aocumulatine.coId
from available sources.
The members of the syndicate will be
at liberty to make Individual bids besides
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10

"The doctors had told me that unless
went to the hospital and had an opera
ton performed | could not live. had
falling, enlargement, and liberation OF
the womb.
81 was in constant misery all the time !;
my back ached; was always tired. 1t
was impossible for Inc to walk far or
stand long at q time. / was surely a
wreck. / decided that | would give your
Compound and Sanative Wash trial.
~ took three bottles of Lpdja Z.
PmkhanfS Vegetable Compound. and
used two packages Of SanatiYe Wash, and
| am now almost well. am st0u;er and
healthier than have ever been in nay
life. My friends and neighbors and the
doctors are surprised at my rapid ili-
provement. | have told them ali what
| have been taking." -- Mrs. ANHrTrA
BIcllMElEE, Bellairc, Belmont Co., o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
LOSS OF LIFE.
The Cruiser Baltimore Encounters a
Typhoon in the China Sea,
Seven Of the Crew OF Ship Seriously But Not
Fatally Injured.

Astoria, Ore. Jan 9.-Advicss by the
steamer Rho>ina, which arrived from
Yokohama, vim Honolulu, today, tell of a
terrific experience the cruiser Baltimore
had from Dec to Dee 9, in IA typhoon in
The China sea. Her officers report the ty-
pnoon the worst ever experiuced. The
vessel advanced not over mile an houI
for three days.
B0atSwain .Iesspn WIS washed over
board end st, aud Carpenter Cooper wa,
thrown against one of the big guns and
killed. Seven Of the crew We're seriously
but not fatally injured. Considerable
damage was done to the vessel The en-
gincs worked 10 perfection.
The Baltimore behaved admirably
The cruiser expected t. sail for san Fran
cisco, Jan. 20. She was 20 days on the
voyage ftom Yokohama to Honolulu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Several Maine Postmasters and Collector CT
Customs among the List.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Senate, to-
day confirmed the following nominations
Emory +. Best, Georgia, to be assistant
commissioner of the general land office:
Jos. H. Cultivate of Ohio, member of
the board of ordnance and fertilization: q
number of consuls; G. W. Drisko. collee
tor Of customs, Machiss, Me. Postnaasters
Maine, W. s. Reed, Orono: W 81 Pen
nell, Brunswick; A B. Huston, Wood
fords; D. F. Aver, Dover; G Fl Walling,
Jr, Machiss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
IN TIE SENATE.
Two OF Many Bills introduced in Upper
Branch Of Congress.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Anong the bills
introduced in the Senate, today, were
BY Frye, Rep, Of Maine: To re-canvene
the delegates to the international Marine
Conference of 1880 for the further consid-
Grafton of rules to prevent collisions at sea,
BY Cameron, Rep, of pennsylvania Or
dering the commissioner of patents to
issue the Daniel Draw baugh patent for
his invention of the telephone. Al telc-
phones covered by the patent and now in
actual use are exempted from royalty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10
Iinle Thrown Away.

Clara-What 5 the matter, dear?
Dora-lt's too much to bear Mr.
taintheart hasn't proposed yet.
Ciara-But you told me you wouldn't
marry him?
Dora-of course | wouldn't. But after
ali the time I've wasted on him think he
might at least give me chance to refuse
him. London Answers.
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Where did 1 get this dreadful cough .

No matter; the great question IS How
shall get rid of it? Use THE PINEOLA
BALSAM. a soothing combination of the
remedies nature has put in the pine and
other balsamic trees. 1t cures he inham-
nation and tickling in the throat and if
taken in time VIII prevent the spread OF
the disease to the lungs Ely's Pueola
Balsam is strongly recommended in cases
of asst hma. Twenty-Five cents is the price.
Tell the neighbors about it.
INV, f&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10

The syndicate bid. This is the state OF
affairs, today The position will prop
ably hold until Feb. b. without change Of
important details. The President and the
secretary OF the treasury have no agree
ment. private or public, with the syndi-
cate. Ihey know what are Mr. Morgan -
intentions, and knew it when the public
m,u YVES issued.
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4 DEFICIENCY OF S4.343.455.
Estimates Sen! House by Secretary Carlisle
Largest for United states Courts.

Washington Jan. 9.-Secretary Car
isle sent to the House, today, estimates
Of deficiency amounting to S4,343, 556,
which is required to meet the urgent ds-
mands upon the government for services
rendered during the current and prior
fiscal years. The largest item is 81, 1872, :
296, submitted by the department of jus
tice for the expenses o. the United States
courts.
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CAUCUS NOT HELD.
The Republican Members Of Congress Will
Not Assemble, Until Today.

Washington, Jan. e.-Owing to tie late
session of the Senate, the Republican eau
Gus was not held, this afternoon 1t will
be held at the call of the chairman. posi-
bly, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-10

no need to fear the approach of crot!p il
you nave Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
mouse. Never was Il case that it wouldn /
cure II used at the outset
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The Gold Reserve.

Washington, Jan. 9-The gold reserve
at the close OF business, today, was So.
7l5, S26
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
italians Show Fight.

Private advices from Salisbury. n. C
state that pitched battle took Mace
near there yesterday between band OF
wandering ltalian organ grinders and n
crowd of ten drunken roughs.
The Italians were camping in tho
woods, when about o'clock a bolster
Gus crowd Of drunken white mon came
along the road firing pistols recklcssly.
AS soon as the firing began the ItnI-
ians retreated into the bushes. leaving
their hand organs and four monkeys be-
hind them.
When the rowdies came up thew set
upon the monkeys and Killed them,
smashed the hand organs and were
proceeding TO loot the camp when tho
Italians. seeing what was being done
opened fire on the party, severely
wounding three of them. The fire was
returned ana one of the Italians was
slightly wounded
None OF the attacking party have nc
yet been apprehended.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

Heavy frost at Memphis, Montgomery,
Atlanta and Charlotte.
New York future contract market adj
vanced 3 To / points. closing quiet and
steady. Sales. lII,l00 bales. January,
7,"SGf1.99: March. S.09GS.l0; May, S.l7M
SIS.
Bar silver i'm London % l5-16d, adj
vanced Slid.
Spot sales in Liverpool during the
past week We're $1,000 bales. against GO,
900 bales last year.
Liverpool future contracts closed
steady, nj > points decline.
New Orleans future contracts un-
changed. January. 80.
Receipts nj United states ports yes
icrday were Gt.52a hn,"i. n%ainst 62.ii1
bales last year ana i9,HSi hnlcH in 1891
Naccipts III New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from li"00 To 1j.50D bales
against I.02j bales last year and 1855
bales i'm 1894
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
VntlimcStets Food

stings the upper part of the thrCa, and
palate. causing heartburn" ii also
evolves gas which produNs WIND on
the stomach and Il feeling and app,ar.
ance Of distension of tina, organ after cat
INK. For both this acidi,: and swe,linn
better remedy than alkaline salts. like
hart shorn and carbonate OF soda A
wlneglassful of the Bitcrs. after or he
fore d!nnC", VIII he found TO act as :,
reliable caIminativc or preventive. This
fine specific for dyspepsia. both in lis
acute and chronic form, also prevents
and cures unalarial fevers, consultation,
liver complaint. kidney troubles, nervous
ness and debility. Persons who obscrv,
In themselves a decline of vigor, should
use this fine tonic without delay
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
How 10 Prevent Group.

SOME READING THAT WILL
PROVE INTERESTING; TO YOUNG;
MOTHERS. HOW TO GUARD
AGAINST THE DISEASE
Group is terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the cause
first symptoms and treatment is the OBJ
ject of this item. The origin of croup
is common cold. Children who are
subject to it take cold very easily and
Group is almost sure to follow. This first
symptom is hearseness; this is soon fol-
lowed by peculiar rough cough which
is easily recognized and will never be
forgotten by one who has heard it. The
time to act Is when the child first he
comes hoarse. If Chamberlainc's Couph
Remedy is freely given all tendency In
Group will soon disappear. Even after
the croupy cough has developed il viii
prevent the attack. There is no danger
in giving this remedy for it contains
nothing injurious. For sale by all drug
eiStS.