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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
COrsetS.

Ours is the Corset stock Of the
South. Every Kind and shape.
Ventilating Corsets. short, medium,
and long. ............ QUO, 81, ana -.
NainsOOk COrsets. ..............S1 81.
Linen Corsets. 1.5O.
Bicycle Corsets and Waists. ISL.
Our half-dollar Corset is the greatest
Corset value in the city. Black and
white ............... ..... soc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
"uolher- Mckinley

CANTON. OHIO. April 23.-Mrs. Nancy
Allison Mckinley. mother OF the Presl-
dent, celebrated her eighty-eighth birth
dav az her home in this city yesterday.
She is I'm excellent health, except for
slight attacks of rheumatism.
Many letters and kilograms ~ con-
graduation were received by her from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

Now staid. sober Lynchburg Has Seen the
Air-hip.

LYNCHBURC. VA, April Especial
A lumber Of persons residing IN West
Lynchburg saw the much-talkcd of air
chr pass across the heavens last night
between and 10 o'clock. the description
which they give OF the mysterious vessel
corresponds exactly with that published
from other places. The lights In II were
distinctly visible. and the big search
light that has been mentioned. was also
seen at times. Its passage across the
heavens was very rapid When first seen
n appeared above the mountains IN the
west Ike white cloud sailing alone IN
clear sky. and IN a few moments after
II vanished over the heights of Amherst.
going east.
Zhs game Of baseball here this after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
SI.nnfnn Pn.fmasfershin

STANTON. VA. April BIT IS said
that the vexed problem u the Staun-on
pcstofiice has been virtually settled, and
that John a. Noon has Withdrawn, leav-
irg ex-Pcstmaster 5. NJ Yost. father of
C0pglefsman Jacob NOst. without party
opposition. Mr. Moons friends believe
he will be well cared for by some other
appOiItulent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Arc SRI Pehailin~

TACOMA. WASH. Arril ?3.-News inst
received from Hong Kong by steamer
contradicts the story from MalrIi. tina,
the Philippine rebellion Is practically
stamped out. On the contrary two Inn
portant engagements have been fought
recently. In both OF which the insurgents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

BALTIMORE. April 23.-The will OF
Rosamond NJ Whiirldge. fled for pro
bate I'm the Orphans Court yesterday.
contains among others bequest q
s. 900 TO the Theological Seminary OF the
Protestant Episcopal church at Alexan-
dria Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

BALTIMORE. ND. April 23.-The d.
rectors Of the Baltimore and Ohio railway
to-day decided TO pass d semi-annual div
ldend of per cent. declared on Novem.
Ter Of last year. The reasons assigned
for the failure TO declare another were
ascribed 10 the heavy expenditures for
he'd and rolling stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
The "Wet,- Victorious.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April o.
Special-In the election on the liquor
question held yesterday in Falmouth dis
trlct. Stafford county. the vets were
victorious over the "drys' by a majority
of rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

noon between the teams of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and the Bellevue
Academy resulted In the victory OF the
institute by a score Of 6 TO s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

week here with Judge b. y Gunier pre-
siding. The court has been busy but
nothing OF special interest has trans
pired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
The
The
FOnrQurgan Price
COMPANX.

The new tariff increases the cost of
all hosiery from 80 to 40 per cent.
Wien these goods are gone we will
have to pay much more ourselves than
we sell them for now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

Ladies' Black Lisle-Thread Hose,
plain and Richelieu ribbed, special for
saturday ........ .......... '-oc.
Ladies' Black Ga lie Lisle Hose, an
extra value. ..........3 Jc.: 3 for 81.
Ladies' Black Silk-Plaited Hose,
saturday. ...... ..........0 QUO.
Ladies' Imported Fast-Black Hose,
medium and lightweight, regular lie.
value; Saturday. .12l2c.
Ladies' 25c. Fast-Black Imported
Hose. plain and ribbed; Saturday lie.
Children's Seamless Fast-Black Hose,
double knees and soles; Saturday. 12l2c.
Childrens Black and Tan Hose, all
fine imported goods; Saturday lie.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
Gitp Gotels.

BRGWOORT GIWW8G,
FIFTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH ST.
New Public Restaurant ard Cafe. for business mems
luncheon carte table q Hote. Cuisine par excel-
Si2J Luncheon 10 cts. Hotel for perinA-
" CHARLES JAMES. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following building and alteration plans have
been filed:
New buildings Office:
l12th-s 100 II W OF 1th-avc and ll3h-st,
100 II Of 7th-ave. for two x-story brick
fats. 50xsS II. by + W Mertens Of n cor Lex
ingtOn-aye and 70th-st. owner George keiser 80 ooo
of No II West 3ith-st. architect Sl4oVoo
03d-st. n 100 II W OF Boulevard. for four four
and basement brick dwellings 19X36, Al
exander Walker of No 1872 West End-ave.
srchiicct '''i'' ~ .'.."..... ~ 1000
1lJth-st :. 100 II " Of Lenox-ave. for four hve-
story and basement brick flats 3lxS2: Giuseppe
6m"n Cohen Of 10 I7s BROADWAY architec,. 100 900
Alterations. main office:
Division-st No Is four-story brick store.
dwelling and shop: Weinsten. OF No is Ol-
vison-st. owner. VI Bernstein, OF No 24l East ,oo
Broadway. architect i"'
Broadway. No 1.Gl2. 49th-st to a three
story brick hotel Henry Branch. Of No % East
sOth-st. owner: Bernard Brennan. lessee, Johh ,oo
Selfrldge. OF No Cos Broadway. archect...' ooo
25th-st Nos 416 and AIS East 10 one-story
frame stable Joseph Garry, of No 23I East -.
l9th-st. II 6th-ave. to A six-sory brick;
iron and stone store and lofts; William Waldorf
Astor OF No 81 West 26th st owner of land
A Alexander. Of No If West 4lth ST owner OF
building 5 Mcclure, Of No l5l West 2sth-st' noo
architect -'0'O
No West a four-story brick store
and office building: Stella NJ Graham. OF No 20
jOth-st and otherA owners; Babb' COOK
& willard No s14 Broadway. architects; - 40
Robert Simpson. Of No 100 Bowery. bullder... loWo
No plans filed at branch Office.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
iTG]E M0TEl GA9TlETOEl

ST GEORGE. STATEN ISLAND.
- ronouncad bv patrons eminenty satisfactory in
resnc to table service location ana comfort Elegantly
furnished Firs-class all respects number Of new
,,ta bahs have been added Only thirty minutes from
,he Ratterv Easier reached from down than prn-
cina New York hotels Open all the year Address. for
'"'' ~ GEORGE H. AVERY. Manager
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
READ ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lasas assrs. :n!s ana wiz. Of to iasyf nas p
iO6th-st. No 22i West Gueiavus l. Lawrence and E,
s's9sRiaye Tssns4 Annie samdt @ & nte HssaH 100
Maiden Lane No l5: Albert F1ake and wife ct al o
70 NsSSA oney referee to 90 900
East ei''iB Broadway way $. lot los. map Of Henry
muos y /" cSsas gS'i.s 2sxi East BroaG%sy no ee
Abraham spekoreky to Hyman spektorsky 6' =,
FranRfor,si lart 10 o. Julia Foley another to
Msrcsr'st sa' No III. Gerald Grim and wife to +,
7ths, hsp 25o # Of isavc 251ai Laemmein
Bu'!enweser e al },S to BeTRa5a Hmm AppeGas o
West loh,s 81 W, # o5., e GFTenwsh1'ff saiif
a2f * e,.T,I TSsI"5 and A6erf d6erber
Ash st, 30 2li West; Lewis RadfOrd to william !,
wd.binsf hasfSGd ave 5. 1854 +, Of 2ds, ,ox
ioo4 William a Maleit and wife to Sophia E zoo
ca;serine-: %Safa ST. sca'n Ma.6ns
27!n st. 1879 # " Of Il loieaye ls ave = ID sxss
st, s. i7.G It " Of sth-aye. 2sxese; Meivina G
18th Yf' ST. no sss East Mary McKcitrlck to Jacob
.siSs Si'as'f" No 300 West Levi. Radford sarah
.S Ro'y y, s. $50 It Of Central Park West, 2ax
ioo5 Mary Gassy :, to FI2p5 f sd FshT
4s.G. August Ganzenmuller and wife to Louis 90
s,sni eanie,u:,S 2s5 IT Of "a ave- 2oxioo5
Fernbach to Stella Fe,nhach ct al; a.:
''saTe saTet Luitrc eli to FraHasEa Hiiyac.
htb ave 73S II n of ll5th-st. I39xS6.2X21x
''j 81 Bernard Cohen and wife Henry Roths- o
lst f"lia awe. Nos 4ae and Al; cegs and vfe
2isis sG iae''o" %o sS E@s Peter olney referee
Isl Aas'n aye, 's g. 2ss II # 2sh 'a4x75 John
otr5s sss and IN wfe to i ~ II bSss of Main 5oxlos
oIfnn'a james X Kecham and wife to John 700
M1PsssV' sPisss 2sSc6 . 10 Aber S' 'runs'sI
1921 d4l st. 10 8 West Phlip Rraender and wife to
,st Geraa st t'r' ion5 It Of i'm ave. 100 5xii7ix
loOxl2G6 Isabelle Mccormack and another to
AmscTdsrnrsye Ma,y '%t s. 20 IT Of i55thst 25xloo:
Percival J II Whitaker to Peter J Mccoy oo.oc.
H9spsne Welsh 20 10 fonsbsn S !f'S s @ 5000
c;nTm i; %s st, % M Esrs 10 a"s ;P sna Of dnG n5G'f ~
Marie Glenz and another her .,.:.,, ,i,; 500
estate; Francis A Dugro. referee. to James L co.
wslkcr %fc2s% ST. No 2i benjamin Hoffman. referee, 30
Mar II EnT corner Suburban s. &? txi S''
xSe2xloo; John cavanash ct al to Mary
1o,ih St. corner Riverside Drive iooxo4io;
Elward Hrsh e al to Alonaq 0a1,d KiFs5 r1sco a;,
io5s25 inico; Isabella campbell to Christian roo
AonrductIave $ e corner Evelyn Place, 25.4x
a2x25sssii Annie 4 collins to Sadie TIM ooo
East % broadway 40 5s benjamin Masen to Nor .. ,oo
sen, fs G%p'nSF d%p l5o II Of Jefferson ave 75xloO
Land company a. OF Edenwald to Maggie o,o
o6th n iGi n Of Columbus ave. 30 bx -
ST 1ox33 1x72x33 1xs4. 10; same to John Il cole :
1s,th-sf $50 II q 18th ave 5oxh' II.
Len, Rarelati and another to Antoine - AhdIea J
W., End ave y r. 3O2 n II Sth 81 H~
CAV irregular. Harry Hooper 10 Grace J. Hooper ]
,tTfh-st W corner 7h-ave. runs n 100 Tx
i6I 10 81 Nicholas ave X llso 10 lliih -
. no9. Henry + cook and wife 10 William 9 .
,,,n,raI Park West = 15.1l n n OF loWh st
aSxico: Timothy Donovan and wife 10 Silvia q,
Warner
,os,b a, 8 $40 II " of 7h ave. iG sS'0ll;
i"p., an,se " Stevens 10 Edward II Poerschke
pEcoPDFD MORTGAGES
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
Ceqal Notlres.


THE ORPHANS COURT OF LANCAS-
] TER COUNTY. PENNSYI.NANIA-To HENRY
MEHI IN THE MATTER OF THE INQUlsITION held
on the Of JOHN MHl. late % the Borough
Of Columbia "a. deceased which said Inquisltlon
was read and confirmed ns, the Court, motion OF
Appel Appel. Esq. attorneys. grants ru" the
heirs representatives. Of the said deceased
come into Court Monday. March 18th. A. n. 1897.
O'Clock In the forenoon. accept the real estate
OF said deceased the valuation made thereof by tho
inquest aforesaid bid for the same. show
why real snolld not be- s1li according
law. JOHN II. MYERS. sheriff
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

.rriehaum Bernard and Morris Morrison 10
"tI'aemmIein and Joseph |. Buttenwieser, TN !.
81 $50 n W ave. y year. ,.-..---. y
psron Nalyina and Samuel, 10 Joseph FOX
s,,h :, Al II of 4th- collateral -......-.
pr,en Margaret and husband 10 the METROPOLITAN
savings Bank ss 149th-st. 100 n OF Clifton
| -
p"rhy Winslow T.. 10 william Wainwright.
Hewitt place 80 n Of Legge'' ave, year.
rr,sv,a Ernest 20 william + and James Law
rence n $ l5th-si. la5 n W Of Prospect Terrace
1 month
usrrie Flizateth and Joseph. 10 James e Bel lot
AZ 5 aeyway 20 n wide adjoining land OF
Nargaret Cognn. etc. being 1pl II . Of River
Saienave Twenty fourth ward years.
Biggs Hermann ~ to riie Guarantee ana Trust .
comnany No 439 and iit lst-ave. year ......
cos,elIo Mary 4 t. John Cavanagh and John col
Iins n . corner Bslnbridge- ave ana suburbah-
(rausen Max and wife 10 the Equitable l.ie As
surance Society Of the United Slater. NO "ls =,
Fast 9th 81. years u
CT Anne A. To Anna II Mdeberger. No 2l4
Green v,ici- ~. demand .......................
n, Andrea Antonio to Antonio Buonamhno. o
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
n their ptown Ofrs. NJ. i2t2 BROAD
way 20 door north of 3ist ST.. until o'clock m; ad-
yersementa received following branch offices at
regular Office until O'Clock =. VIZ 25i sh-
ave- 23d St. 1872 9Th i2th st.. Macvs
9th ave and Iith st. l42 columbus ave. West f6H-
ST. 100 West i2i dh ave, ~ East liih st 3I
West f2d-s between 1th ard sth iSo East iIh
St. :.8s 3d-aNe. between 18th and 77th ss 1925 Si
ave rear 1OS lstaNe.. sHth St, 40 I'd
ave near 33i 81 ave. 2lo Blocker st; 80
"a ave. 2iO East 10Th ST. l92l Sd
ave: f62 ID ~ Amsterdam ave. to2 West i2d 81
AS East 10th St 2o3 East 18th >5j oth-aVe, tS
9th ave. li52 81 ave- 6Ith-s 2oi East seth st.
broadway, 1868 "a ave. i2o Nth ave Isis 2-afe
1853 A. the Harlem Offices: 2e5i Sd ave-, near
li3th-st.; l56 East i23,h-st. I'd ave. 23 West
i23hs bet Tth and Sth aVes.. 800 West itSth-st Al
the Brooklyn Offices 3g7 Fulton-st; I26 Fulton ST. d3
Court St. 4s Broadway. r. r.. 1853 Broadway = p.t
Ll52 MSrte-aye Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27

ns! ls.th: .r 40 # Of iith-ays *. months Mort 100
gage Insurance Company $ 9th-st. 4si.2 IT
Davies. Alice. to c McGuckin E , 5th-ave. 25.ii
Eing Mary H. to John Love. 10 81 Walker .oo..
FssMel, Frank j. and vie isslie Ha,eers,
2oth-st 2s3.3 II W Of 7th-ave 27h-st, s. 2546 u
Farley John T. and wife ssI to Thomas Hail and
another s7th-st. 40 # e Of Riverside-ave .,oo
Foley Julia r. and Michael to James Everard
Fs s Gs'GsrHs c s Of 5G 1sn seSyG months Lincoln $500
fqy t qa ee ~ r. 3 TO 'Sn Wa. sf anq 10000
Forbes, Mary. and husband to Armand Levy and and
ceased. iaistst 1913 IT OF MadIson-ave ., NM
Fine se"s Isaac. and wife to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company 9thst, 1913 IT e Of Avenue G. 600,
Gregory Susan, NJ. william b Giles. No 22i .oo
West 22d-st years : i..r::r 1000
muller ith.sve 7eii # Of ssd-st, years 10000
y ioai|:s III # " Of shave ysars,.::. $3.50
Gauss; Frederick; and wife to Harlem sos Saving;
isaisst n4fs uran-Ve ioo l75o
Gebhard. Erhsrd. and wife to Joseph Appegate.
4, $. 205 IT Of ad-st, easehod. In =, ooo
Hall. ',ti Austin to George Hall No SO Ea. 2st-
Herman @ "s's Maud to citi,en. saving. Bank Of so
Humphrey Mary A. to Mary S Taylor. Goerck- ooo
HoIcomSe II william ri F. ard wife TO the Manhattan
savings Institution No . East 2,th.st years 1900"
ll7th-st, 1878 # e Of Amserdamave; year 800"
corner Io4th-st and Riverside Drive. year 1880
Klatthaar. John II. and wife TO Gottlieb and Her
man + Epple. Orchard-st. 1875 II OF ,ono
Lennon Thomas X s1d VIE to Merchants. s,rsSs Ma
ssiI I' It 'T"S Of iistb-st demand. . 4co3
Same to Martin MetZger, Sh-ave 2oll II On.
Of l13th-st. demand ..:....'.,.... "'o
Anthony-ave. Is It Of Gray-st. years..... 1000
ST. years ears 1000
Mlsge. Annie 10 Charles Hofsaas. lst-ave. 500
49,, IL n OF o5dst year Mn,o "Vo
s3d-st i5S It Of Madison.sye secures notes. 1895
Miller. Sarah J. 70 Harriet l. Strong No 2}J East
$Gaye = az part 1 year. --s. ..''" go
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
6uburban Real estate.

GENC.Y real estate, AL kinds sale and rent
n CLARENCE b. TUBES. Beekman-st. New-forx
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
GlWIT[gl GEG0l.

fisTH ST AND ST. NlCHOLAs-AVE.
An absolutely nreproof family hotel OF quiet elegance
with cuisine OF the highest character suites
OF . 10 rooms with bath. furnished unfurnshed
rooms all light perfec. Nentilaon thoroughly modern
afoding many comforts usually found IN
hote life CHARLES = HOLMES.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
SPEND YOUR WINTER IN CALIFORNIA
DIR. STTs@NIG,'@S I s. .SE5LA.NITA TARlUM,

For health or pleasure The appointments OF frst-class
Hotel Elevator heat -paror and promenade on
the roof with baths. Massage. Electricity, ALL
health appliances Turkish. Russian, and sulphur
Water baths. tonic air SARATOGA WATERS. ele-
CANT sleghng toboggannng skating etc. Open all the
year. Send for illustrated circular.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-27
Lpper Norwooa, Queens Fsotel,

C-ystai Palace. london Hea,th'est situation III
sand Lovely gardens Boarding terms from 500 pc:
o.y Special trains large parties. Convenient usih
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.--A hand
book of Alaska was to-day issued by
the Bureau of American Republics,
under the direction of Director Joseph
2. Smith. AS stated in PREDATORY
note the volume is put out in response
to the quickened interest in Alaska,
resulting from the discoveries Of gold
in the Klondyke region, and the great
demand for reliable information con-
corning that territory.
Full and complete data bearing on
the country are given, some of which
is compiled from publications already
in existence, and from reports of gov
eminent officers who have resided in
the territory or been there on scientific
expeditions for the government. There
are II chapters. One is devoted to
the mineral resources, another to the
climate, and third to the agricultur-
al resources. Accompanying the book
is map of Alaska in which the Klon-
dyke regicn is shown.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Wonderfpl Results IN Eve surgery.

The unexcelled success of Or. Sadler
in eye surgery continues Mr.. Samuel
NJ. Long. 50 widely known about Con-
nelisville, Pa, who had been blind from
cataract for some time, has been restored
to sight by the Doctor without an hours
pain. Mrs. Wm. Steiner, of Reedurban,
o., also blind, was also restored without
pain and went TO her work in two
weeks. Mr.. Enoch Thomas, of Atlanta,
Ind, also blind from cataract, restored
with as little discomfort, and is at work
in the rolling mill again. Mr.. A. NJ.
Cunningham, of 0ttowa, Kansas, blind
in the same way, lost one of his eyes in
an unskillful operation in the west. In
four weeks from the time be gave the
other eye in Or. Sadler's charge, he was
back travelling the prairies of Kansas st
his business. Mr. Geo. Stitt, Leechburg,
Pa, now at atlanta, Ind, had one Of
his eyes gouged out Of his head by bar
of iron, leaving it permanently turned
far outward DIR. Sadler, 1904 Penn Az
enue. Pittsburgh replaced it in normal
position.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

If your friend gets fall and hurt
from bicycle and is laid up. go to
see him and sympathize with him.
Steer your conversation so that it
viii help him get well fast. To be-
gin, before you 60 to visit him scan
the paper carefully for all the bicy-
Gle accidents you can find and treas
ure them up to repeat to him. Tell
him how one man went dead against
a stone wall and fractured his skull
and never regained consciousness;
another injured his spine and would
undoubtedly be a cripple for life.
Recall also how young lady broke
her wrist and was laid up three
months and lost her employment as
stenographer meantime. If he is a
wage Garner, this will tend to jolly
him up.
If one of your acquaintance has
cold attended by cough, tell him his
cough sounds just like Ben Thomp-
sons, who lay down upon the grass
when he was in a Precipitation and
took consumption from it and died
after lingering in great suffering Is
months. This will be very consoling
to the man with the cold. If a per.
son has fever, tell him the interest
ing tale of how your motherin-law's
stepslster lay upon her back 10
weeks with typhoid fever and imme-
diately after that she took meningi-
tbs and never saw the light of day
again, but was blind all the rest Of
her life. Add that both typhoid fe-
yer and meningitis seem particular
ly prevalent this season.
Perhaps another acquaintance of
yours may be in financial difficulties.
Read to him all the news stories of
men who are committing suicide be-
cause OF business troubles This is
calculated to make him feel cheerful
in his mind. Tell him how many
men you have known made assign
ments and never regained their com.
mercial standing. IL any of them
died panpers, do not omit one of
these from the list. These little facts
will give him courage to face the
world and drive through his diff
culties aud get upon his feet again
If your neighbor is uneasy concern
ing the wild behavior of any Of her
children, inform her how this re-
spectacle family had son who is
now serving a term in the penitenti-
airy and that first family's daughter
actually ran away and Joined the
Salvation Army.
In general, whatever may be your
friends particular trouble for the
time being, pour out to him in every
detail the woeful stories of people
YOU have known who were similarly
situated. Paint each case as black
as you can-the blackcr the better.
If then your friend dies or commits
suicide or becomes insane, it will
not be for want of your sympathy.
| Oh, no.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
------------s---
The kl0ndyke Gold Fields

Are now attracting the attention Of
the whole world, and the results of
placer and quartz mining are fully
equal to the finds of nuggets in the
early California days and extraordln-
airy inducements are being offered to
prospectors, practical miners and in
vestors.
BY next spring the gold fever will
have taken possession of thousands
of people, and the Western roads will
have all they can do to transport the
fortune hunters.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway, and its connecting lines, offer
the best facilities for reaching the
Alaska gold regions.
For further information, address
John r. Pott, District Pass. Agent,
Williamsport, Pa.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Go to Dauphin County, Young man!

There is a township in Dauphin
county in which there are 254 In
habitants, according to the census,
and 80 voters. In that township
there is no minister, no church, no
Sunday school, no lawyer, no justice
of the peace, no industrial work of
any kind, and no place where liquor
is sold. There are three grocery
stores and one school house. When
the people want to attend church
they have to cross the river to Perry
county and walk to Duncannon.
The township is Reed. There has
been but one case in the criminal
court from that township in the past
% years. There is not another town
ship like it in the whole United
States. --AHoond Gazette.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
The
Ri8htRenledy

The disastrous effects of potash and
mercury, which the doctors always pre-
scribe for Contagious Blood Poison,
should convince anyone that these are
not the proper remedies for this horrible
disease. Instead OF forcing the poison
from the system, and getting rid of it
forever, potash and mercury only bottle
it up, and by driving in the outward
appearance OF the disease, induce the
patient to think he is being cured. But
be sees his mistake before long, when
his joints become stiff and his bones
ache-often his hair will fall out by the
handful and if he follows the doctors
advice and continues to take his medi-
cine, his finger nails will drop off.
There is cure for this destructive
disease, though no doctor has ever yet
cured 1t. Ofcourse they may pronounce
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never failed to return, with increased
severity. SIS. (Swift's Specific is a
permanent cure, and is the only remedy
free from harmful ingredients. 1t is
the only blood remedy which IS guarau-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Salt. Salt

Just received this day 100 barrels OF
A No. new salt, which we will sell
at III per barrel. This salt is in new
barrels and is white and fine and nice,
and fit for table use as well as for 9TH
er purposes. Come and get a barrel
or two while 1t is nice and fresh.
Very truly,
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS,
Little Falls, w. Va.
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