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PATENTS,


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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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cOACHMaN .--ITollsnder. nee 81; under
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rood references. city or country. c.. ~
West 25th-st,
The times., 1897-05-01
WampoIe's "a medicine
Elk Eithia
Spring Water.
LAv1GsE DEFEATED CONNOLLY.
The New Brunswick Pugilist Fought
Well. But Was Outclassed

New York, April 30.-George Lavigne, of
Saginaw, is still the undisputednghtweigt
champion of the world. In glove fight
replete with interesting features, he sue
ceeded in stopping Eddie Conn oily, of
st. John, n. B., in eleven rounds in the
ring of the Broadway Athletic Club tonight
For the first four rounds Connolly put up
the hottest argument which has ever been
experienced by Lavigne. He outboxed the
Saginaw wonder, and punished him severe
lynn that space of time. 1t was thought that
Connolly would make Lavigne bite the dust,
but as the battle progressed, the old storyof
fighter CHASING with game boxer, was
vfyidly illustrated, and as the end drew
near, the triumph of brute strength over
science was apparent TO the large crowd.
Lavigne fought in his old style and gave
Connolly terrible furnishing The New
Brunswick man clearly demonstrated that
he is very clever two-handcd boxer and
game man. When he was knocked down
by wicked sma shes onthe jaw he stubbornly
refused to take advantage of time limit
and staggered quickly TO his feet Had
he used better judgment he would have
stood much better show
In the eleventh round Connolly was
grogey and his seconds grabbed hold Of
him and refused to allow him to take
any more punishment.
1t is the opinion of the sports that 1t will
be long time before anyone Will down
Lavigne.
The times., 1897-05-01
Great Crowds of People OBJ
tanned a Free Sample of
His Wonderful
Discovery.
At the Drug Stores of Henry Evans,
9S8 F st. N. w. and Conn.
Ave. and S st. N. w. Many
Of Whom Make q
Report.
ALL SAY THEY HAVE NOTED
A CHANGE FOR THE
BETTER.
From Day to Day the Facts of
This Investigation Will
Be Published In
This Paper.

A few days only having elapsed since the
Pills were given out on his second distribu-
tion in this city, to those who applied for
them at the drug store OF Henry Evans, 1t
would hardly be expected that many favor
ahle reports would be received from these
applicants so early.
Tests so far have gone TO show that these
remarkable pills produce favorable results
with a degree of quckness heretofore un-
known in the treatmentof kidney aud blad-
from At the same time no reasonable
person would expect that within five days
from the time that the first sample of DIR.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills was given
out good effect would be generally mani
fest, as the very nature Of kidney disease
is such that reasonable amount CT time
and patience will he found necessary TO
test their real virtues
People who have dosed themselves with
all kinds Of SO called kidney medicines
until not only their kidneys, but their entire
system, is in state OF pIostration, cam OF
expect to be cured in day or two by DR..
Hobbs grand remedy, however great his
claims may be. The man who would
advertise to cure Bright's disease-that
fearful, insidious and dangerous atlment-
In a few hours, should be drummed out Of
town as an impostor and man trifling with
human life. The moGesty of DIR. Hobbs
claims is one thing that especially COM
mends him and his remedy to the public.
The times., 1897-05-01
The Lady,s Retort.

He--Maria, you ought to do something
for that cold of yours. 1t makes your nose
SO red
She-Don't let the color of my nose
disturb you, John. / can take that nose
out on the street without causing people
to wink at each other and shake their
heads and make remarks about swearing
off and all that kind of thing and If all the
solicitude you've got about my cold is
on account of the way it makes me look
III keep it to spite you and 1 hope it
will turn my nose SO red it will make you
stay awake at night and can't hear you
sncre turn about is fair play and see now
you'n like 1t awhile and maybe you will
keep your advice to yourself next time and
don't you worry any more about my cold.
He utterly crushcd)-All right, Maria
Chicago Tribune.
The times., 1897-05-01
In the Cause of the Helpless.

On Tuesday evening last the st. Joseph $
Union held a very enthusiastic meeting at
the residence of Mrs. T. j. German, on L
street northeast. A permanent organiza-
ton was effected and officers elected for
the balance of this year.
The objects of the union are to procure
and maintain a summer home for the
little ones of ST. AIMS Infant Asylum.
To give fresh bread and milk to the
orphan asylums of the city, and Oc-
casional outings during the heated term
to sick mothers, too poor to procure the
needed rest themselves.
Sixty-seycn contributing members were
elected and $3.50 contributions toward
1.-THE Orphans Farm" rental reported.
The officers elected were: p. j. Keleher,
president; Mrs. George Hanrahan, vice
PRESIDENT Abel Hart, treasurer; and Thomas
j. German, financial and recording secre-
tary.
The times., 1897-05-01
EXAMINING THE STU ALTON.
To Continue the War If There Is
Hope of Success.

To Continue the War If There Is
Hope Of Success.
London, April 30.-In an interview today
with the correspondent OF the Standard
NJ Skouloudis, minister of foreign affairs,
said that he was examining the situation
with the utmost care.9 TT the examination
resulted in the conviction that the strug-
gle could be continued with a reasonable
prospect of retrieving the national honor
the government weuldiprosecute the war
with unabated energy. If it was found
that the army was in such o condition
as to make further hostility unwise, the
government would certainly refuse to
bring fresh disasters upon the country by
persisting in a fcolhardy war. NJ skou-
1oudis assured the correspondent that no
communication had been received from
the powers or approved by NJ Delyannis
relative to the abandonment of Crete on
condition that the autonomy of the island
be guaranteed and the frontier of Greece
be rectified.
The times., 1897-05-01
Gen. ordwnr,s Order.

General order No. 5 has been officially
promulgated by Gen. ordway in relation
to the changesin the District militia, which
have already been given full yin The Times
The order recites the following honorable
discharges: Capt. Harrison s. Barbour,
Capt w. j. Simmons, Lieut. C. a Knockey,
Major F. T. Wilson, First Lieut.. F. E.
Gibson, and the non-commissioned staff Of
the Third Battalion. The transfers are:
First Lieut.. c. L. Beatty, Second Lieut. E.
81. Pillsbury, First Lieut.. L. II. Reichelder-
fer and First Lieut.. c. A. Weaver, to the
supernumerary list.
The times., 1897-05-01
THE FIGHTING WAS FIERCE.
A Description of the Turkish Attack
Upon Velestino.

A Description of the Turkish Attack
Upon Velestino.
Athens. April 30.-A dispatch from near
the front at Volo, dated last evening,
describes the fighting during the attack by
the Turks upon velestino, ten miles from
volo, rs furious and bloody. The Turks at
tempted to turn the Greek right, and made
repeated assaults which We're repulsed each
time with heavy loss to the Turks. The
engagement lasted over two hours, during
which time nearly ten thousand Turks were
under fire. The dispatch dated that the
Turks were apparently not dismayed by
their failures, aad that the Greeks expected
q more serious onslaught on the morrow
(today) at daylight. The Turks outnumber-
ed the Greeks. but the position of thelatter,
the dispatch said, was strong. The Greek
government has no advices that Volo SUBJ
seQuently fell into the hands of the Turks,
and the report to that effect from Con-
stantinople Is denied.
The times., 1897-05-01
Simple Breakfasts.

The Scotch make oat porridge the prin-
cipal part of their breakfast, and this habit
of the sturdy race is cominginto quite gen
eral favor in America. Some fruit and
grain, with hot cup of Postum Cereal and
bread and butter, is an ideal health break
fast.
Coffee hurts many peoplein ways they do
not suspect.
Any disorder Of the stomach, bowels,
kidneys, palpitation of the heart, weak
eyes, etc, originate In a weakened nervous
system, caused by some foreign element
the nerves cannot stand.
Coffee and tobacco are powerful drugs
and directly affectthe nervous system. Quit
the cause OF the disorder and nature will
generally heal up the affected parts.
Postum Cereal made by the Postum Cereal
Co. Lin, of Battle Creek, Mich, is pure
nourishing and strengthening grain food
drink, which will answer very wellinstead
of coffee
II one is perfectly we'll and can drink cof-
fee without it's show wing disorder in some
part Of the body, they might not be inter.
ested in Postum, but about every other one
is hurt by coffee, and there is no denying
the fact that the great food drink is
boon to such. Properly prepared tits tooth
some and delicious.
The times., 1897-05-01
FEAR HAS DISAPPEARED.
Greek Troops Said to Have Found
New Courage.

New Courage.
Athens, April 3o.-Advices from Pharsala
show that the panicky feeling that pre-
vailed among the Greek troops when they
retreated from Larissa and Matt has en-
tirely disappeared, and the men, who are
now as courageous as ever, viii display no
hesitancy in giving battle to the Turks
when the occasion for fighting arrives.
Crown Prince Constantine has made a
round Of visits to camps in the vicinity of
Pharsala, inspecting the various regiments,
and cheering the men with predictions Of
success. The members of the staff of the
crown prince, who were recently recalled
by the government to make room for more
competent officers, went to Volo shortly
after the notice of their recall had been
received, and they are now enroute to
Piraeus in small vessel.
The times., 1897-05-01
DRUNK FOR TWENTY YEARS.

A correspondent writes: 81 was drunk
on and off for over twenty years, drunk
when | had money, sober when / had
none. Many dear friends l lost, and num-
bers gave me good advice to no purpose;
but. thank God, an angel hand came at
last in the form of my poor wife, who adj
nlinistered your marvellous remedy, Anti
Jag To me without my knowledge or con-
sent. am now saved and completely trans
formed from a worthless fellow TO q sober
and respected Citizen
II "Anti-Jag cannot be had at your
druggist, 1t will be mailed in plain wrapper
with full directions how to give secretly
on receipt of One Dollar, by the Renoya
Chemical Co., Sc Broadway, New York, or
they will gladly mail full particulars free.
my1-tu, til salty
The times., 1897-05-01
KISSED BY THE CROWD.
The Grown Princess Insulted by an
Athon}on n Do btJo

The Grown Princess Insulted by an
Athenian Rabble.
London, April 30.-The Standards Ath-
ems correspondent says that, while the
crown princess was driving home today
was hissed and jeered by the crowd. So
menacing did the crowd become that she
was compelled to return to the hospital
procured, in which she was conveyed with
all speed to the palace, The coats-of-arms
have been removed from all the royal car.
riages SO the people will not recognize
them.
The correspondent confirms the report OF
The times., 1897-05-01
the disturbance created by the offering
of prayer for the royal family.
STATEMENT OF DELYANNIs.
He Says He Did Not Favor q War
With Turkey.

Athens, April SO.-Ex-Prime Minister
Delyannis has issued a statement to the
public in which he says that he did not
favor a war with Turkey. and that he only
yielded to it with reluctance in responseto
the popular excitement, and TO save the
dynasty. He adds that before his dismissal
from office lie was anxious to ask the pow
ers to intervene, but King George objected
to such course.
The times., 1897-05-01
MAY BE oUTFLANKED.
The Danger That Threatens the
Greek Position at ePharsaia.

Greek Position at ePharsaia.
London, April 3o--A dispatch to the
Times from Athens says that the right
wing of the Greek army, under command
of Gen smolenski, maintained its position
at Velestno against the Turkish attack,
but the left wing, despite the fact that it
had been REINFORCED by the troops under
Gen. Mayromichalis, was compelled to re-
tire. The dispatch adds that it is feared
that the Greek position at Pharsala may be
outflanked by the Turks and that retreat
on Domoko may be necessary.