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Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Fatal Shot

One of the saddest incidents we
have been called upon to record Is
the death of Mr.. NJ. q. Wainwright
who was accldent!y shot last Sunday
night by young man named Shaw
near Cushman, and died Tuesday
morning at $50 O'Clock. Mr. W am
wright had gone TO Shaw's house to
arrange for hun to make a trip to
Batesville. At the time he reached
the premises, young Shaw was out
at the barn with his gun, he suspec-
ted some one abou. the barn proba-
bly, with intent to steal corn. Upon
returning towards the house he
came up with Mr. Wainwright, and
not knowing who he was made
ready to shoot but upon finding
that 1t was his neighbor he attempt.
ed to let the hammer OF his gun down
but 1t in some way slipped ont of
Shaw's fingers and went off, the ball
taking effect in the lower part of
Mr.. Wa!nwright's bowels. The re-.
mains of the deceased was brought
Cushman to this place Wednesday.
Mr.. Wainwright came to Arkan-
sas IN 1855 from the state of Ala.
and located in Evening Shade, He
was one of our best citizens and
connected with all the material IN
terest of our town until 1898 when
he moved to Cushmau where he has
since been engaged In the mercan-
tile business. He was a member OF
the NJ. Z. Church, South, and was
always ready to meet her demands
upon:him, by giving of his time and
means. He was also member OF
the knights and Ladies Of Honor,
and the Masonic Lodge.
While his death was sudden and
unexpected, yet, he was satisfied to
die, believing that he would meet
loved ones who had already gone
before. He was inferred with Ma
SONIC honors Wednesday in the
fami Iy grave yard at this place IN
the presence of large circle OF
friends who JOIN in deep sympathy
with his children and relatives in
mourning his untlmely death. He
leaves two daughters, Misses Mary
an | Do.lle and two SONS Sam and
Tom.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.
OF
The Cave City Higl School.

ln0 Vu'U UllJ ulgu pUlUUl'
Toochcr, wishing to raise
'edC''e'iS their grade and
Others preparing to teach, can
do no better than attend our
NORMAL SPRING TERN.
A thorough review of all the
common school studies will be
given, Also classes in Algebra.
Science Of Teaching, Civil Gov.
eminent and Physics main
tanned.
Tern. Begins March Z 1877
Students can enter at any
time.
Tuition 2 dollars per month,
Board 6 dollars per month.
Healthy location, Moral com.
munity. An experienced teach.
er, Thorough WORK.
Fer further information ad.
dress,
q. w. Alcorn,
Teacher.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Rates OfTuitiOn
Executive Board

Hon. Y. I. Herrn, 9. J. Wills on
p. H. Wilkerson, j. r. Met
calf, w. p. Hamilton,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Gaze city Nees.

Jno. A. HinkIe was Intervening
the stockmen OF the city Monday.
w. w. Justus made business
trip to Batesvllie Tuesday.
Theo. Ford spent Sunday In the
city.
Thomas b. Padgett and son re-
gistered at the Barnett house Mons
day night.
Miss. Lillian Carpenter spent a
few days IN the city this week the
guest Of Miss Leone Horn.
G, N. Horn is attending circuit
court at Evening Shade this week,
serving as a petit juror.
II. 5. Ottinger closed successful
term If school at Loyal school house
Friday evening. Mr.. Ottlnger IL
one of our most popular young
teachers and we'll merits the high
esteem in which he is held'by the
patrons and students where ever be
teaches,
There is considerable sickness IN
this part principally pneumonia and
la-grlppe.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
VHt''I!'| 1910
!siA'! Snow 5000
lily Brand $3.50

This may look to you
people like we are taking
the advantage of you, but
you will remember when
flour goes down to nothing
we must 60 down with it,
so we try to be consistent
in all things.
Respectfully,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Look Look !!,k!
What Bargains
NJ. A. Coger
Offers You.

SCOTS Emulsion $1,OO
size for IS cents.
Syrup of HypophosphlteS
$3.50 size for 81, Is cents. !
Golden Medical Discovery
S1,00 size for 80 cents. |
Favorite Prescription
S1,00 size for 80 cents. !
New Discovery for Con-
sumption S1,OO size for 76
cents. so cent size for SO
cents.
Creole H al Restorer
Sl,0O size for 81 cents.
Castoria IS cent size for g
cents. I
Cough Remedy Is cent
size for 20 cents. v
Arnica Liniment 50 cent
size for SO cents.
Pills Is cent box for &c
cents.
Syrup of Figs 50 cent
size for AZ cents.
Condition Powders 2;
cent box for 19 cents.
Capsules ID cents per box
and etc. Groceries and No
tons sold at the same pei
cent.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Center CHatteS.

Having seen yonr request, and
being solicited by a friend and
nelghbor to write some for the
RECORD, | will send you a few
lines. fl
Some sickness, and William
Yates died very suddenly near
Center on Feb. LIST. 81.
DR.. Grayham, James Jackson and
John Paden are very sick.
Ben Ad IL our blacksmith
now, Will Bratcher has gone to
Poughkeepsie,
One more wedding, quiet one
too. The parties were Marshall
Cansby and Mrs. Belle Glbblns,
No one present, save the BRIDE and
groom, j. p. and one 4'year old
child.
Tie school at Center taught by
Mrs. Dollie McCord, is progressing
nicely, and good order is kept at
all times, ! think lady teachers are
coming to the front IN the point of
keeping order. Lookout boys, bets
ter order or you're left. No order
is the cry all over the country.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
From Grange,

The "grip" has not got MS yet.
Health generally good.
W I. Simpson closed bis third
term OF school At Belmont Acad envy
last Friday,
Messrs Parsons and Lewis were
interviewing our merchants last
week.
Hon. s. L. Shaver has received
his commission for road district No.
5 and proceeded at once to make
much needed Improvements on his
road Sheb is a"boss' good over.
seer.
Messrs McGee, Ingram and Mob.
leyare the Jurors from this part
who are attending court.
Joe Wilkerson is building a
neat residence a few hundred yards
from Reeds creek - Get above
high.water mark Joe,
Arthur Sullivan contemplates en-
tcring school at Cave City soon.
Say did you know that George
McLain of Grange is a candidate FOR
the Office Of Postmaster a. Evening
Shade. George is in every way
qualified for the Office TO which he
aSpires and no doubt would do
honor 10 himself and party,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Petit Jury,

g. II. Sims, VIC, MclIalfey, J. W.
Claxton, +, NJ, Blggs, D. W, Ans
derson, Jasper Green, r. 7, Mum,
b. II, Porter, @, MoOley, J, W,
Buchanan, John Dotson, W. ) Hut
Gibson Jr, G. N, Horn, Q, {, Clear,
W. @. Finley, W. s, Wassen, D. y
Medley, W. Z. Hamilton, Ben +,
Mecks, j. W, Smith, l.. A. Cheney,
I. Il. Nichols, W. r. Gibson and
]. II. Baker.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
PAYROLL.

j. A, Barnett, Calamine.
W G, Bowers, Hazel Grove.
y, G, Watson, Polk,
X, q, Ball, Sidney,
). l., Shaver, Grange,
Mrs, q, W. Jacooks, Formosa Fla,
y. J Dawson, Lapton, Mo-
Russell Jordan, Bennett Watkins,
MayviIle
N, D, Jordan, New Hope, Tex
j, W. Mcleod, Reeds Creek
O, G. Shaver, Evening Shade,
NJ A togcr, Evening shade
d. h. King, Hardy.
John Baker, Goats.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Plenty Water

No danger of having to
wait. Come along, if you
want good flour.
The continual advance in
wheat forces us to again
advance the price of flour as
follows.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12

One bottle of Dr. Simmons Cough
Syrup will cure you, when perhaps all
tho physicians In the world could not
three months FROM nov, why not try u
bother Price hlty, oeotp Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded " Q
Snow
The citizenship Of Sharp county
never had a better representation
thar 10y the present. grand aud
petit Jury, rmy ~, NJ m"loHu'
and thnk,up m.u.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
Grdnd Jury,

w. b. MCGEE foreman, Tbos u.
Arnold, BattIey Baker, W, II. Bon'
ham, Sam Barnett, g, d. Powell,
g. II, Matheny, j, H. McCaleb,
Il. V. PEBBLES, Marion Thempkins,
NJ, d. Barnett, j. W, Richardson,
Grant Brewer, g. W. Moser, j. b,
Richardson and ). II, Ingram.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
a Stitch i'm Timc.D

Uso Dr. simmons Cough Syrup be.
fore II is too late, Guaranteed to cure
or money refunded, Ask your drug
gist for n sample hottie, Fifty doses
Is fifty cents Sold by W, @, Snow,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-12
LOCAL NEWS

I. II. McCaleb, Sharp county's
assessor is attending court this
week.
Naa~-s~s~a.
Mrs. Marion Ring died on the 9th
iast, She leaves a husband and sevs
cral children.
AT the time Of gong to press Mrs.
Rob't Evans ID thought TO be at the
point Of death.
Hon. J. b. Baker did not reach
court until Wednesday on account
Of a,csaeaS IN his family,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-28
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stscks.

New York. May 27.-The market was
quite strong for a time. today. but a
rather sensa tional slump in the Rubber
shares and the large selling in Baltimore
4 Ohio put a stop TO the rise and also TO
the activity of the trading. The volume
of the dealings in all stocks for the three
hours of trading after noon was only
about one-third of that for the two hours
before noon. All the securities OF the
Baltimore & Ohio that were dealt in
showed continued heayiness. The stock
fell II, and rallied only the fraction. or
the bonds, the SIS of 1925 sold 10 points on
at so: do registered. s points on at %;
and the consol SIS. IL points on at 81,
seller 20 days.
The market was remarkably duh at the
periods of decline. London appeared TO
he 4 ready buyer of nearly all the inter-
nat!onal stocks when they fell below the
London parity.
The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was characterized by violent
fiuctua tons in a number of issues. includ-
ing the Baltimore &. Ohio liens which are
elsewhere referred to. and Kansas City
& Pacific lists, which receded 3A per
cent. Marked strength was noted in some
of the prominent issues
The Erie mortgages were more actively
traded in and the prior lien As gained III
per cent. Fluctuations in the speculative
bonds were rather narrow. but a gener-
ally firm tone prevailed. The sales were
81, 239. 0e0.
Government bonds were strong and
higher on transactions of $4,000
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ssih CONGRESS.
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4
When Gallery opposed an increase on
potash, Gallinger remarked ina. .,a
justified on the same grounus s.,.s
bounty to Loufsfana's sugar PIOuuosas ?.
Caffery responded that duty on susa a.,
was the keystone OF the Democratic ales
of tariff for revenue, and ne ue ss,, e :.
that the sugar bounty of ls9o na .a. peeii -
demoralizing and debauching snI -
'"rhe senator and his people were tns
beneficiaries Of that gift, lnterposeu
Gear
There was proverb Caffery SAID no.
to look gift horse in the NOUN. pu.
he insisted that duty on sugar rashe :
than a bounty was the ideal measure VI
protection. ~,
The Aldrich amendment increasing t ne
rate on chlOrate OF potassium 70 ~ -
cents was agreed to: Yeas, 3S' nays, -. I.
Jones. Stewart and Cannon vote1 Will
the Republicans, and Harris OF Nansas'
Heitfeld and Kyle with the Democrats.
The committee amendments WEI
agreed to on Ochre, orange mineIai, lea
lead, varnishes. vermilion red, White ,eau'
oxide of zinc paints, acetate or ieau'
caustc potash and prusslate Oh potash.
The following paragraphs went ovei
No. IA. coal tar dyes: No. 10; coIiouivn'
No % gelatin glue: No. IS, owe OIL NJ
AZ, blue; No. 50, ultramarine piue' 10 90
~,
At $40 Aldrich said that IN view OF tne
good progress made he would ask 10 nave
the bill laid aside. Up to that time para
graph 63, relating to potash, had Deeh
disposed of. The Senate had priei eX-
session and then adjourned.
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THE ROYAL ARcAHum.


Boston, May N.-The Royal Arcanum.
elected the following Oihcefs:
Supreme regent, Edison M. Shryyer o.
Maryland; supreme vice regent, w. Hou
Apgar of New Jersey; supreme ofatof'
Joseph A. Langfitt of Pennsylvania: 81.
preme secretary, w. o. Robinson OF
Massachusetts: supreme treasurer, F. q.
Skinner of New York; supreme audltor'
A. T. Turner, Jr., Massachusetts,; SUI
preme chaplain, Henry Goodwin OF Ass-
sachusetts: supreme guide. J: a. Carer
Of Ohio; supreme warden, 1nomas q;
Parish of Michigan; supreme sentry. CaIa
Mollor Of Missouri, supreme truseec3'
frank w. Reynolds of Massachusetts, :;
NJ. McKinstry of Ohio, j. NJ. konuson =,
Illinois; committee on finance Cnas.
Ingersoll of New York. Robert n. A.
berts of New Jersey, Walter +. IRVINE VI
Virginia: committee on laws. Jonn nas
keli Butler of Massachusetts. Ennu ~ ~
man of Wisconsin. Arthur c. Salm9n =
New York; committee on appeais, =
ard H. Morse OF New York. DANG, go. -
McWatt of Ontario, j. M. Pace u 2Sssc
,,ia; committee on council VOL rvnc.
". Caulfield of New York. 4 =. yjn.
Jr.. Of Illinois, Gerritt F. Backus y
nesota. x,~.ao,.e the
In. the evening at the VENOM,
ladies' committee rendered 3 Ss.1rs,ne
and musicale to the ladies OF rnc c ss citv
Council and the ladies now
with the Baltimore delegauVp.
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n Dorsey and Fitzpatrick being hit by
tched balls, Wiley's sacrifice. Co
urn's single, Sheehan's double and
Iiandiboe's error. The home team did
rot land a run again until the sixth,
when two doubles and a single netted
two italics. In the eighth, with the
score II to 6 against the home team,
Quinn came to the bat. He made a
peach" of a single to right. Coburn
hit a grounder to Veitch, who threw
Quinn cut at second. Chestnet and
Murphy singled. Black reached first on
Delaney's error. and the crowd grew
excited Pandemonium in its most
exalted state reigned. Manager Long
Of the visitors grew nervous and called
20 his men to play the game. Twas a
ritical time. Dorsey singled. Wiley
few out to Fogarty, Sheehan landed
hit, Fitzpatrick was out. Gildea to
Butman, and the inning was over. Co.
burn, Chestnet and Murphy scoring.
IN the ninth. Hockland was out in one.
two, three order, Quinn failing on
three poor ones. Coburn flying to Han
oboe, and Chestnet, Delaney to But
man Augusta scored in every inning
except the fourth and seventh. In the
eighth singles were made by Delaney,
Rutman and Hanscom and a double by
Veitch which netted the Senators five
runs Despite the fact that the score
was large the game was tinged with ex-
citement and kept the spectators on
the anxious seat all the way through.
Manager Quinn has coed material for
an Al team, which surely will do cred
liable work before the close of the
season. Manager Long has as fine
nine as at present in the Maine League.
There is not a weak spot in the whole
outfit, and they can bat like fiends.
When billy" starts out to get team
together it is dollars to doughnuts that
he will select a winner. The Augusta
people should be proud of the showing
made by the club and should congrat-
ulate Col Long on his good judgment.
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nAvemsYe ESCAPES,
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and had found q case somewhat ~
poipt. A defendant was ordered Z
produce his books before referee. He
ala 40 and was ordered to leave them
Tor examination. This the defendant
declined to do and the court held that
he was not In contempt because in the
summons he was not ordered to leave
the books. Several other cases on the
same lines were cited. Moreover the
Judge continued. there was no evidence
that an examination Of the books. had
one been made, would have refreshed
a dormant memory.
Mr.. Havemeyer had testified, caid the
Judge, as to the contributions as to
state and local company arb he had
stated that he had no particular data
and the law did not require him to pro-
duce the books. The allegation was
that he had refused to answer the
question, the proof was that he had
answered them.
mo court in christcndom," said the
Judge in conclusion. would hold him
guilty for contempt, and II he Is not
guilty OF contempt. then this case is
baseless. 1t is not necessary to decide
whether the Senate committee had
Jurisdiction to inquire whether the
sugar corporation had contributed I"
state and local campaigns. When that
question is raised the court Will decide
IL. There are other subsidiary ques-
tons in support Of the motion OF the
defense, but II is unnecessary to go
into them now. The court sustains the
motion and instructs the jury to re
turn a verdict OF not guilty.
There was a great deal Of ccmmo-
ton in the court as Judge Bradley con-
eluded. The newspaper men rushed
out to bulletin their papers the result
and there was general evidence Of re-
joicing at the table of Mr.. Havemeyer's
counsel When order was restored the
Jury in accordance with the instruc-
tons OF the court returned verdict of
not guilty.
District Attorney Davis announced
that the trial Of John F. Searles. the
secretary OF the Sugar Company. would
be called. tomorrow, whereon the court
adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-28

At an early hour, Wednesday, fire
destroyed the summer residence of Mr..
Domanskey of the Boston Highland
Brewery at Castine. The cottage was
burned to the ground. The loss, which
will be about $1,000 is partially covered
by insurance. The cottage was left In
the care of Frank Rea, who had men at
work there, preparing for Mr.. DOMAIN
skey's arrival, next Saturday mornig.
1t is supposed that the flames We're
communicated to the building from fires
in the fireplaces, which had not been
extinguished when the men left. A
neighbor discovered the blaze, but lit
tie could be done to save the cottage
on account of lack of water. The
stable, however, was uninjured. Mr..
Domanskey's furniture had recently
arrived but it had not been taken to
the cottage, being still on the wharf.
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IN The HOUSE.
Lewis Of Washington, Fails 10 Have His Cuban
Resolution Considered.

Washington, May 27.-There was an
attenpt to bring forward the Cuban
question in the House, today, as soon
as the journal had been read. Lewis
DEM. Washington, shouted: aues-
ton of privilege and sent to the
clerks desk a resolution for the rec
ognition of the belligcrency OF IN
Cubans.
"The gentleman should state his
question" interrupted Dingley.
This Lewis began to do, saying thai
the Senate had recently passed sucn
a resolution and that the House shouio
take it up. Dingley made the point that
this was not privileged question, put
Speaker Reed said nothing and Lewis
proceeded with parliamentary areu-
ment. He commended that any question
dealing with the. foreign relations o,
the government was one of the highest
privilege.
In support of this position Lewis
quoted Fox in the British Parliament
Henry Clay in 1922 on the question OF
recognition Of the Spanish republic. and
a resolution relating to HAWAII which
Dingley had attempted to call up IN
the second session of the SD Congress
and against which McCreary OF Ken
lucky had attempted to make poih'
CT order. 1t had been then reported. ny
said. that the present Speaker said q
question of foreign relations was al
ways privileged question.
The Speaker permitted the resolution
to be read. 1t fellows:
Whereas. the United States Senate as
sembled has duly by proper form OF
resolution declared for a state OF neu-
traiity. according to the island OF CUBA
I'll rights as belligerent as against
Spain, and -,
Whereas. it is asserted that such right
of recognition exists only with the Tx
ecutlve of the United States. therefore
he ii
Resolved. by the House of Representa-
tives that as form of policy of the
United States. it is the right and author
itv of the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives in adopting foreign policy
Of the United States to recognize as Con-
e,ress, the belligerency of and declare the
attitude of neutrality of the United
States to the island of Cuba or any other
government or country when in the sense
of the House such course is demanded by
existing conditions.
The resolution having been read,
Speaker Reed promptly declared it out
of order.
Such a resolution can be introduced
in the regular course and can be re-
ferred to a committee" he said.
Does the Speaker hold that the reso-
luton should be referred to some COM
mittee that is not yet to be appointed
questioned Mr.. Lewis.
Certainly" replied the Speaker,
tersey.
From this ruling Lewis appealed and
Dingley's motion to table the appeal
was carried, 91-57.
Cooper of Wisconsin, Linney of North
Carolina, Mahany of New York of the
Republicans. and Barry of Kentucky,
Meyer of Louisiana. Mcclellan of New
York, Settle of Kentucky and other
Democrats refrained from voting.
On roll call the Speaker was sus-
tanned IS to 81, present and not voting,
II. and he announced mo quorum
Immediately Dingley moved to ad-
journ and with several Democrats
shouting for recognition, the motion
was carried by a party vote and at
1855 the House adjourned.
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THE CANADIAN TARIFF
And Favored Nations Clause Is Giving Ger
many No Little Worriment.

London. May 27.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times says: THE Ger
man press is devoting a good deal of
attention to the Canadian tariff and
complain that the information regard
ing the attitude of Germany on the
subject comes exclusively from Canada
or England.
with reference to the fielding pro-
posal in the Canadian Pertinent to
safeguard Canada's position in rela
ton to the rights of nations other than
England to the most favored nation
treatment, the question is asked
whether it can be England's intention
to give notice that the treaty of May
30. 1865, between Great Britain and the
German Zollverein is to lapse"
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New York. May n.
FLOUR-Receipts, 15,1Oo bbls.; sales.
1900 pkgs.; dull.
WHEAT-Receipts. 100. $50: sales. 5000:
opened firm on covering. but later weak
ened under fine crop news and lower ca
bIes: July, Is 11-1G0i76 3-1G; September, II
G11; December. 72AM121s.
RYE-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts. 14.625: sales, 10000; In
active: September, 30zkM3g1z.
OATS-Receipts. $4,000: sales. 600;
steady: July. 2lN.
BEEF-Easy; family, @.J0l105.
pORK-Quiet.
IIARD--Quiet.
BUTTER-Receipts S0S7 pkgs.; steady:
state dairy. 10114Ik: Elgins, 15k.
CHEESE-Receipts, 3402 pkgs.; quiet;
state large. S7sNSz.
EGGS-Receipts. hap pkgs.; dull; state
and Pennsylvania, liz.
SUGAR-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Dull.
{. COFFEE-Quiets No. z. H..
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Firm
MOLASSES-Quiet.
RYE-Quiet.
FREIGHTS-Dull.
ROSIN-Quiet.
TALLOW-Quiet.
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cures, and praising Munyon, whom they
look upon as their benefactor and
friend.
! Fl. Coggswell Book and Job Printer.
rs State Street, Bridgeport, Conn.,, says
MY wife was sufferer for years with VT
eases. She began taking Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure after she had doctored
ing any good results, and am happy
70 say that IT. cured her Of all her rheu-
matte pains"
Mrs Mary White. Of 1856 Pine Street,
Burlington. VT, says: ~ have been
troubled for long time with rheuma-
tism. and have taken many different
medicines to relieve it. but in vain. The
parts most affected were my shoulders
and knees, and at times I could hardly
70 about the house to perform my
duties. 7 procured bottle Of Munyon's
rheumatism Cure and began taking IT
Mt once and the pains vanished entirety.
I am convinced that the credit of the
cure belongs to Munyon's alone.
Munyon has separate specific FOR eacn
disease. For sale by druggists: mostly -
cents vial. II in doubt. write 70 FRO,
fessor Munyon at Philadelphia, Pa., ana
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New England League Standing.
Other Games.

At Han tford-Wesleyan, IS; Trinity.
At Euffalo-Buffalo, 12-13-3: Toronto
A. ,.
At New York-Fordham, S-14-4 Cornell,
1892
At Observation-Disclosures u-13-3; Pater-
son, S-15-6
1 .ov:dcncc-Holy Cross, r.;
Blown. 0.
t Newark-Newark, 1866; Nor
felix, 7-10-3.
il: Read ns-Reading. 1872: Hart
ford. 6-10-0.
At Providence-Holy Cross, 12-12-1;
Brown, 0-6-S.
"A. Syracuse-Syracuse, 11-1S-3;
Rochester, 4-9-3
At Scranton-Wilkesbar Gill:
Scranton 9-12-2
At Observation-Disclosures, ISL;
Richmond, 1872.