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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

MEMS s11.7o SUITS.
 It's unprecedented. You have never seen anything like them. They are cut in all the popular fashionable lengths. Tn claiming them to be equal to the regu- lar $20.OO garments of other stores, we're mot magnifying their value. Big Sale Price, $117O.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

isdEN's $57O SUITS. e-
 s,' Here's new line that competitors of tifer you at ss.oo. We never saw such sssplendid values, make up and materiaae  lsBig Sale Price, $5.7O. issi
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

MEMS s14.7o SUITS.
 They are nnsd and trimmed and tailor ed right up to the notch. You can't ap- preciate them until you've tried them. They are s22oO to s25.Oo value. Big Sale Price, s1a.zc.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

MEMS $l65 CRASH SUITS.
 Mighty fine for these warm days. They are pure comfort Regular s4.Oo value. Big Sale Price. $l65.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06
s5sxzsf5 Boys. $ ','..k Knee ] 44- V
 su 4J s.t 4o Suits:
 F9aasIsga na5n
 ( i
 se ~rs O COMPRISING EERYTHING THAT IS IN PRICE FROM s1oo
 yafioo f NEW AND UP-To-pATFs,I RANGING WORTH DOUBLE THE

IN PRICE FROM s1.oo TO $500. ALL WORTH DOUBLE THE AMoUNT::ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
snAni.ics' UAsr.
sugar Trust Secretary WI, Airo
tti,cty go frcc.

sugnr Trust Srcrctnrs Wni Also
ttkct, .V trcc.
Waahlnglon. May ~. Tho trial OF John
" Soorlch secretary of the American sugar
Retlnns company, today followed that Of
President lIhvemcycr who was acquitted
yesterday 10y order 81 Judge nrnllcy. The
government presented Ito case very hrIdf-
ly, whcroupon thu defenSc, following tho
tactics purRued In the navcmoycr cNr,
moved that Tho Judge order an arQutt,l ior
thrcS rcaspuh, VIZ, that tho qucsuanH MI
ScSrleh refused 10 answer were Irrelevant
TO the inquiry that they wore Individual.
not committee uuratons and that even u
They wurc npri by tho ncnute resolution.
the senate did not posBcsa Jurisdiction
Tho question wpE argued at lcuglh rs the
couneoi Oh both ridus AFTER which the court
adjourned untll Tuesday wheA Judge
bradley win deliver hu ruling
\ worry rtrong Impression exists that the
judge will sustain the motion ana throw
tho rNe ont of court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
STUDENTS AND MILITIA
souVn CAROLINA poNs ATTACKED
SOLDIERS AM poiIcE.
ma Much Es-cution wan MATS lie.
fore me, We're <,ppit, aui",.d.
one 81 Thcm rntnuy hurt

Momphls Tenn. Mny 70. IA npcclol TO
ibn Commercial Appeal from Columbia. n,
g., unysi This city Ia In foyer 81 cHollo-
,ncnl tonight over Il serious claAh which
occurred this afternoon bctwrcI the rti-
dcntH Of the South Carolina COLLEGE and
the local militia who woro undergoing
their annual inspection on the athletic
srounda OF iho former. 'rhc utudcn,9 wcro
ir,ng one end OF tic ground 10 bali game
WHEN u foul ban struck Major NNHhs
horse mud Adjuianl General Watt turned
aud began an alteration WIN captain
Wobstrr 0f tho goilege bll toaih ana rr
uuescd the rludruta wlc had panEregaicn
10 move back. 1hip they fninHed 10 do AMI
he wheeled his huIao into The crowd "ulfh
srattpr,a but returned and prepared 10
hold lhcir ground Ccnoral Watts ordered
Colonel I1bua. who was IA communal 0t tho
battery. 20 move his urn forward lpn"
Immediately ppvr lilo order ANA WIN b"h
erpl WHITE aud Major evans nn1 L'"nl'n
ant gloNrp mounted. III advance, 'br bat
talon nivRnrod III" crowd siopl hlili uil
IA The troops wore upon tils'n lhth the
larger part gave way nut a lew Armeh
wi,h hail bnts charged the 'lno aud when
student prookrr knocked rnn OF them
dpYn hroka Va. i'nr
The polirn then attempted 10 hrrcst
pronhcr. but the students charged on
mnnha 10 make rcacuc, Fats were Freely
uaod aud tho policemen were severely
handled ono being knocked senscicsa. Tho
night then became general
bats ana biiiloS worn freely used. lhn
mjiiiiamen remaining quietly on tho
ground that they had won. The policeman
who had been knonked down thon rose mud
began striking wildly With HIS club aud .
B,udont was trying 10 hrnln him With
bat. when Private Dunnlng Knocked HIM
down with HIS gun, Professor oi History
It NJ. Davis also ipteflercd IN the hopo
OF aucllinR The riot, but waf promptly
Knocked down and his bead nerlounly ~
with hat. The professors then iniorierrd
In force ard quoted ihc students. dhii"
a number Of whom we're bruincf and on'.
When tho field was cl.ufod II was found
Rtudent Mccall. who had been struck Ia
the melee. wan lying on The GROUND M an
unconscious condition, Examination
showed that hiH skull was crushed ana he
Ia IN a critical condition aud VIII br op..
Grated on tonight, Ne may die ionorni
Watts refuses 20 make abatement
An Investigation may follow.
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AN APPEAL BY Ell pASo.
Texas Congressman Will Try to Sc-
cure Government Assistance,
THE SrARlrS CASE ON HEARING.
IL IL Likely That the Secretary cs
the sugar TRUST WIN Also ii--
capc Any ruuishmcnt.

Washington. May rs Especially --itcp.
rcscntattvc isnham received today the
following dispatch from Mayor MRgctfn ~
Ni raso, PRECEDENT Villas Of the board at
health aud Collector of Customs Davis
The Kit urandc haS oycrtiowcd lower
part Of city inhabited Ivy poorer elWrvs;
400 ho,hce destroyed ana scNn necplo homc.
less ana dcsututcl suffering too great and
widespread for local charity Many viii
suffer hunger pcrhapS starvation II moi
relieved Immediately. Ash oonsnsss 20 ap.
prerrietc $4,000 to he expended under war
department 20 feed them"
IN company WITH ConErN smnu SIcphcnn,
VIII, represents that district. Mr. Lanhau
called on the Texas senators, who had
also been Informed OF the ,errlhle calamity,
and they will ,niSo atHpg TO sco mat the ~
quest Ia granted II 1t is ross'blc to have 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN BODIES.
THE NORTHERN uopy FINALLY
ADJOURNED.
Feature ~ the southern Assembly
was nm Address ~" the iunucncc
OF the WcstMtnstcr system.

Eagle Lake. Ind. May sS--whon the
Presbyterian general assembly gathered
this morning IL was understood that an
scseions today, The rush charactorlzing
closing hours began at once
Tho standing committee on slAtcmatic
bcnificcueo reported through Pr Wilson
phranor, Tho next order was taken up.
being rcpor,a on the church periodical.
Tho church at Home and Abroad pre-.
secuted BY Rev John $. Mcintosh OF rhiia-
dclpha. An average circulation OF $4,000
coplcs was reported with receipta OF 3lG.-
G6b.
pr John Clark OF Chicago presented a
report on theological Eeminarlua, giving ac-
counts aud statistiou as 20 each
a committee " ARRANGEMENTS Ter the
mex, assembly was appaoInied ut the after.
neon session.
There was a sharp debate ON the report
as TO the use OF wine at the alumni ban
quot at tho scslui centennial anniversary
of Princeton university aud the assembly
30, into thu worst parliamentary tanglc
IT hnH experienced
Finally motion to lay tho whole mat
ter on the table prevailed aud the as.
Hombly adjourned untll evening
In the evening the race uupBiinN IN the
South came Unexpectedly ON petition to
allow oolored church IN Texas To Join
"a proubytory in Arkansas The discussion
was long and covered many pontu. hut
the petition waa finally dccidvd In the
negative The reason given was an I'm.
willingness Ia recognize color diHtinr-
tlopd IN the decentralization rho nnai report
OF the troaaurcr Of tho quarter century am
ntvrrsRry reunion fund wax presented.
showing total receipts or S2db TO
n repor, was presented showiDH that thu
Sunday school mcmhorblp OF tho demon
iunton was i.0i6.6ls m incrra.c OF 30 Gs7
Tho total membciahlp OF the churches was
| $50 ,nb being an iuo rrnse Of l0i 900
The assembly adjourned Sine die after
the usual vote of thnnkp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
GEORGE TO QUIT GREECE,
xiii tlee TO Escape the Fury Of the
fopulace
NOW BARRlcADrD IN HIS PALACE,
Grcccc WIN Leave crete to Make
the Hest nnran,n she Can Win
thc Powers.

London. May 29.-'Tho Morning Posts
correspondent At cons,ontinoplc says, 10
day trriday> the cuhRssicS received WORT
from their respective minister's a, Athcrs
that the poeition OF the Greek royal family
is now critical. king George Ia practically
harricadcd tho Wallace and II Is reported
Athens in order to escape the fury Of the
,opulocN
Tho relations between the king and NJ.
Rail-, the premier nro very much strained
ana the general SITUATION is extremely se-
rloua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

Charlotte, n, g.. May rs Tho Prcuby-
terbm assembly wns In EeeAon at 40
o'clock this morning The answers to
cycrturcs Mere read and the report " lhn
committee adopted with the execution OF
an amendment or tyo pr s0nAora, than
coll0r Of the assembly home az Fr,der-
iohpburg. addressed the assembly IN behalf
ut that Institution, The Etanding commit
tees report wss unfayclnblo Ia iht cou
unuauco of the Dchoo N connection with
tho otphanagc and prs UuRc and Sanders
nie pleading for the school Tho report la
pending
Tho feature OF tho DAY. IN fact. almoat
of thu week was the addroM delivered hy
Hon W NJ Cox on tho Influence " the
WchtminH'cr aystem of dnotruc WuWhiu
aud policy on civil liberty and responsible
tavcri mrut
Nj Cox vas given IN ovation at the
close al his aidr'es.
Tho most iurorlant subject TO como he
fore tho nss,mbly was settled this after
noon II was tho question Of ih,. aR-rmb-
ly's home and school al icrcdcricNnbrE.
Virginia
Afirr a. spirited session II was author
tied 10y tho assembly that tho rollrrp have
no more 10 do with tho home school The
church would ipok TO the latter. hut the
college would look ont for itself hereafter.
There was much tCeing over the mattor
The report Of the day wnR takon IN IN
tho reading of the regular order Of IT.
ports md passing on same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
sTAn ar socIAL EvILs.
Why A.cnirito Wanted I" Kiii Han,-
bert Of Iiniy.

Romo. May 2s--pictro Acoairito. the
iron worker OF Artegona, province Of
rdtnc. who ATTEMPTED to stab King Hum
bert oa April 2? while hls majesty was on
tho way 20 the racer. was put on trial to-
day. The court room Was crowded and
flore were many ladies present. In the
course u his examination the man Violently
attacked tho prevailing social oyils' lie
nnid he had acted alone and In despair, an
mtai dld whun they committed suicide The
object If hts attempt upon the life Of the
King, no explained. was 10 strike the repro
| ,.ntaiiyc Of The class who live in comfort
His act he affirmed. was unprcnledltated.
or otherwise he would have thrown bomb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
tHtSH LEADERS SUSPENDED.
-Four OF ph.m Removed From the
IInmsn of t,nm ninmr

House of Commons.
London. May 2s.---John u. Redmond tho
po,n,ilu., to,1c, AN. .,,,,o.,.,,., In a..
'''"'' W '"'''"V"" 'o'"F, ""'hs 10 DIE per
HiHiing In an irregular discussion on tho
financial relations between Great uritnin
o,, ,,.,,a t,,, CHI.
''' "'''"'''
'fonl 'he north HiVM'on 81 Dublin county
William Redmond II West claire. and
William Field nc,nh,r fer tho s, PAT
AN, ,,, ,,t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

MOODY Courier
The city Of Temple has M prlsonor
working ON Tho streets fun -bloojed
Chociew indian. He came IN on the Santa
10 sope days ago TOO full OF rcd eye"
TO make tho right change OF ears at tho
depot nnd wandered NJ town. whom tho
officers got him He pkadad guilty and
y0t twonty days work on tho streets Ito
urged tba, be could not stand confinement,
and promised upon his Indian honor 10 rs-
turn daily TO work out bis fine on thu
atreets n he was not incnrorfsted, The
marshal granted the request. aud tho In
dian rors ACCT ffso." but shows up rayu-
larry for work cycry morning 10 far, he
N keeping his word 10 the letter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
nisu CAN NOT TAKE PART.
Thcy Have No Hrnson Ia Participate
IN the Jubilee.

London May ~ Mr. John Dillon. chair
man of The lriah parliamentary party,
prosldod today n, = meeting of twenty -siK
Irish mcmbers Of parliament, who adopted
liamcntery party is unable 90 tato Part In
the celebrations OF the jubilee on the
ground hat the demonstration n nat sim
plv CONNIE morhtiNr III the private nnh
miblic virtues 81 tho monarch. but "
mainly imperial iuhllaiion over the de-
yclnrmont Of the principles Of solf-g0y
ornncn, aud the growth Of prosperity.
wealth. comfort. otc., N which ireland bae
not shared
rho resolution then proceeds 10 the OK
tent Of half column indicating English
policy iu ireland aud recitins ne latter'a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
PITCHER HAYES SIGNED.
He Is III" Giant Who I'm, ucrn
Playing win SIM Antanio

Galveston. TrNpg. May ~ Manager
pcrmody has signed Hayes, the giant who
hns be'n ptchng for the San Antonio
team Hayes ongugcipem IL temporary
iie II a remarkably big man. slandius
ris feet sis being heavily bum. and c.un
hi fairy well Abner powoll toleYiip h.sI
80 Ncrmody Offering 90 exchange Fischer
Roach or Smith for ito'bc,Dol smith is
ihr pitcher who an N woli for Galveston
lfni wear. Dorniody ihinJSs too wen Of
Roth No let him 80, ana therefore declined
the Offer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
CRETE ABANDONED.
Greece Wiu No, Ala tn setting her
Atfnir.,
rl,,tis.

ANnir-,
London. May 2N,--The Timca ccrwepcnd.
ont at Athena sayb; Having formally ac-
coptcd autonomy the government Will ,h-
stain from advising the Cre,anH to resist
Europe
NJ. Ralli however. told me today Nori-
Grccro would help on the adoption uf tho
programme ot Europe aA Greece could not
undertake 10 po lguropc's gc'4nrlnc lie
said that having advised the Cretans 10
abstain from ell offensive movements
against Mohomclans. Greece must leave
crctn 10 n.tlle nor nflaMa WIN Europe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

Commerce Tho Paris prcHbytcry at tia
reurnt session horc ordained two younR
men one OF vi ON Rev. H.. 49, pmohcr. has
been called 10 'ac pottorato Mt this pluoc
Georgetown The sanc,lficntionlaia closed
their tent mc'ting ana Eynnvullat A,crlli
u oyrd on TO Cifclcyilie, Thn roAun hero
whs thirty Elk conventions aud clever nc
ocssiuns,
Caldwell The MrihodiBt Eplsoopal con-
for.ncr Of the llrcpham district is ia con-
ference here. twenty seven mlnetors ana
delegates arc In uueudanc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

ana astonished tho Spanish and Cubanp
He crossed tho trocha aud 'oiaed nacco.
Macec promoted him for bravery In tho
field and thought no much " him that he
waR aelcetcd as Que Of the few TO oross the
trocha IN hie company Gordon was
wounded at the same time tina, M,ceo was
Killed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

Earned runs-P nria ?. Houston ?.
Two base hits Nlc, hnha' Isaaes.
Three biro Roland. Cote
Home ruD-Fo'c.
Sacrifice hits--Iarohs, Dillon.
Stolen base Becker
Double play-'Hoovcr and Jacobs ana
pabF.
Bases on balls-~OT Dillou /. on Klmcror
Bat,ers hi'-By nillon l. bv kimercr ..
LIT on ba~G- Paris 8. Houston 4.
Time Of game 40
tmp!re-Clnrk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

4 ram, OF brll was rlaEea Y'.'''"H
,,t 4 10 O'Clock on thc corncf' n Bop
,v.n,o nni Cheueycrt street. tho sroFe
,rin,, II to 3. Tue fop'urcs Of The game
,..rr ,,n AZ, .hins OF lcr1 Lnmni',, a ~
w. T' onerhlns Of Albert IN ley yep a%@,In
also played his part Oh third base "''''0'e
nn arrnr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
THE RACES


Eclipse course. mRilena ~0h"''h, """
,ns. Humorls'. impcrnior. iio; N'rnNer'
lolernl1n llieh Tidc. Mount wash hoa"-
Fart. ic7. Amy wade io5'
Tlyc-eiRhths of u mile, 2,venr-oiis. 49,
,,,.-.DemaForuc. ~. Lady Ashley
checkers. 100 swnnpo, Ocean h'ne' 'V''
The plppor 1cS ,.,,,
Mic ARID thrce-c'eh'h7 the nelmp W.,
Arbucklc Oct1gon. l22' Don p'
ORC, ogden. ~ scottish Ch;eithh H"ro7
nropc. ON peck iannorh' ~ co,hnm.
IIhwardrn. in: Baroness. W. A'n"'' '''
scv nighths Of n mile nan nnr''"i ,s.
NON weight hau1clp. l,rfini"I 30, St
II.randvwinc lex rlnro ~ T'rem1@lTrao ~
set I'isi. ito Trulnc 'S llWl 70 pnsc,,
Mo aud on",fourth' "a, ntndf ,'sstion. les
e." KMti, lo5 81 Agnes conhSe'i"'
Howe. 100 Golf, es' Timour Ky
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

THEY rLA, TO-DAY.
,...,on Mt San Antonio.
n.i,e.ton nj Austin.
vs,is nt Dallas
n..i.on nj Fort worth.
pnri. y. Houston u.
-. rcxas NAV IS Houston lost to-
Nv bccouso the MIl'anlS MT hmnere'
"a he eayo too many bases ON bans.
IA following is the Eaore'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

out OF dcep center and Alexander matt, -,
great rlnniny catch IN right center mo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

Nv has, qi IN, Worth ? Au-,In .
Srfaip spsnc..,. h,eeYnolds, Mulkcv. Cham
.s,fuek n nee, Fort Worth Austin 4
uiise z ny Chamberlain 1. by Pur-
" faripIab 81 called baiis-on Chamberlain :
hrcoiis halals- I'M and pevno,ds ,ns
az soeno,,r '. nei funassistcd): Morriso T,
NJ stono"r sniilnan. BaAger .. Weik-
TINE NJ .l'Y Chamberinir
rmni,1 game 200 '"'n'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

katoi tha sAos MAY 2.-Thc Tigers De-
bel rama sali Crabs today IN one al the
The neh,,s played on the local diamond
gay ~ II vs. me 'riEers was rs good to-
aasht lln. oaa Yesterday. lsammcrt
I'D Burrls n, urlye four feet above his
pulled long hard one down
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
HAVE FAITH IN MKINLEY.
French BimetalIists Want Some
thing Done.
a VICTORY FOR The SOCIALISTS.
Succeeded IN Outvotinu the Govern
"c"' "n mn R~9uinting Popular
Mcctings-wiiiinm tnwc icomc.

Paris. May rs, --.Thcrc were 400 delegated
present today at the annual mcotlng Of tho
National ilmctniiic league Deputy rou-
gierlc presided. NJ, Thtcy secretary OF tho
league. then read the report, It set forth
That the leading event ot the year was tho
election " President Mckinley, which gave
great satisfaction to the bimetalliHtS lilo
dwclt upon the necessity OF brlnRlng the
movement to u definite result before tho
expiration OF PRECEDENT McKnlcy's term
of office. The French government had
done excellent work. which the intcrna.
tlonal negotiation would royc,l, II had
roracvcIod in seeking the cooperation III
Great Britain hcceuyc the latlcrs particle
patton would hisarm tho worst opponents
aud give International hlnetallsm per.
manoul and Gold basis. The report added
"rho English horizon ia less dark than as
serted. The presence Of the American del
cEHtcs IN Paris VIII greatly hasten a aplu-
ton OF the question, France aud Amcricn
would come TO an agreement u England
WAS incliugd to a serious effort IN favor OF
silver aud Germany would follow Dor oX-
ample, II IS upon this that the question OF
International blmetalliam. therefore, de-
pends for It's solution"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

cInclnuaia. MAY 2s.~-l<ton" WIN,
I.ocbhar'. IIlrh links PaI"s '''''''
rhicaro. Man Is INGALLS, parIk WI Ian
i,rrtizir r.lsin Ilramhle fApl pilRNH' ''
Vnfleu AMI Tho plWorrtl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
CUR e. -

] rccclvci note from YOU nri q wcmnla
OF Hobbs Spcrasts Kidney rfls, MISC rot
Il sample cf your blttlr Liver Pulls. ]
don't heailntO to- oy that these bn,if aid
mo much GOOD ami uro tho hest Mills I
ever uAed. I WIS ailing with weak bnck
lonu time. They built mo rlght IN, and
rcoutlncnd lhriu 10 any ono suffering
ma I db. think shcm the host mtii-
canes ! over came across although have
taken many MY trouble originated IN the
army and WIS OF over thirty voars Ainnd.
ING. can not praisn thc,n too highly. l
R"rNNA IN co. w. 18th Ohio Vol.
PANEL Rooms,
\ A.. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
I,IlE won THE LAST
!. n.Il,loes We're Defeated by the
!" Texas Midlands.

,ssrOy TODAY At SAN ANTONIO
malta. mud Fort worth
were Losing Teams =" '-''
a.,,s Gamcs-ruii Scores
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
AN Ar M Y.

Uncle Sauna army = ret IN big a. Il
was In is6i.s. but hin soldiers now, a.
then. suffer from Kidney Discascs con-
tractcd by exposure. bnd water. etc.
A small army Of old veterans have
been cured Of Kidney aud Bladder
diseases. You too can be
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
New Jewell House. Calumet, Michigan
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,
AprnS, 8 IL, II, 13 and Il
My Charges Are Very Moderate
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Testimonials:
From The Beet HospitaIsin E"ToTS-

"My brother, Fred Frendt, has been sHlaS1
sixteen wears He has been six weeks - 14aS
OF the best hospitals in Europe the fa1iSHs
Arostock hospital in Germany. He came -
this country three years ago and has sIf'ce se-
sided with me- We heard about Chtist y Ah-
son getting over defect, scum oyeF o-D
eyos iniuring his sight from birth, ulNses axe
treatment OF DR. Todd, and took my tNt'lis1l
70 DIR Todd. He gave him one treatn'tESi SfAS
nothing to put in his eyes. He toia "s 70
turn i'm three days and.my brother WeiAsH W
better and we did so, and now my erosH
ewes feel better and do not run water 20 H.ots'
and do not hurt him any more. He was "<a-
ter Yesterday and can see some better sOf'AsS
and we are very glad.
MRS. MARIE FAHLkLAM&
Hanna, IndlnIsA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
Wedding at Detroit.

Detroit. April S.-Miss B'l9che VIM
ION daughter of w. G. Nintcn of TINS
citv was welded Tuesday evening TO
Dr Carl A Williams of New London
Cum The ceremony took place in the
First Baptist church, the KEY - ~
Fulton officiating. Several trlenus oi
The contracting parties from mystic
conn. and from Cleveland, % Wer,
present DR.. and Mrs. Williams We"'
nast after the ceremony.
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I'm Two Weeks-Dropsy in n W Car


Mrs. Curtis grandmother, aunt ana sh un I'D
about ~ s9 made up her mind She was, g ing the
same way, but 1t is reported all Is chau eco
now She says ~ ha rodd oee sinc s"F Feb H.
o. s,,. drnnsv and other complaints, and am
l i,o,. u'V pnch better. The bloatng Is ne.
have less snortness of breath and the NUNS iInbs
nes s b a., and whole body, but IL Is now all
s anne na INV skin kin was iii ed and my hands were
tlIed tight with the dropsy Now IL ,,is u n ar
gone At night would feel a. II ov ved'u me- ne
ne would assist me TO get up ans walk AROUND q
The room before could get relief. In's ma, nst
TO be done two or three tues every ,i ire.
T., n veil OF The numbness and can now lie III
bed All hisn'' MRS. r. A. CURTIS,
New Carlisle, Ind
February 20, 1896.
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The Kentucky Deadlock.

Frankfort Ky, April S.-When the
Joint legislative session was called TO
order by President Worthington Tues
day the gold and silver Democrats ana
boiling Republicans failed to answer TO
their names. thus breaking a quorum
The rollcall showed 81 present out
ballot was ordered the Republicans az
usual. voting fer Hunter, who received
60. No other votes were cast, ana Pres
ident Worthington announced no quor'
um and no election. on motion OF
Clarke, one of the boiling Republicans
the assembly adjourned, after being II
session lust seven minutes.