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Marriages..

Mr.. w, f, Green and Miss Kate Bishop;
at Cleburne, November 81,
Mr.. Harris Green and Miss Carrie Owen
uear Calvert, November %.
Mr.. II. g. Haliield of Cause and Mrs
Willie Cox; at Franklin, November %.
Mr.. Ed Stokes of New York and Miss
Nellie Moore; at Caldwell, November %.
Mr.. John Lawrence Huggard of Pine
Bluff, Ark, and Miss Mary Alice Mason;
at Marshall November %,
Mr.. Frederick C.. Herrlng Of Dallas anc
Miss Gussie kurten; at Kurten Brazos coun.
ty, November 26.
Mr., j. w, Moffett and Mrs. ID. Il. Curry a,
Temple, November -.
Mr., Pratt Thompson and Miss jimmie Mad
dox; at Van Astyne, November 20.
Mr.. ]. l.. iuggard and Miss Mary Alice
Mason; at Marshall. November 49,
Mr.. James Veazey and Miss Malta Bias
singame, at Van Alstyne, November 49,
Mr.. A. Berry and Miss Minta Worsham; a,
Henrietta. November %.
Mr. r. r. Jones OF Van Alstyne and Miss
Leona Scott: at Hearne, November 20.
Mr. Earl Cogdell of Granbury and Miss
Gertrude Walker; at Cleburne, November 20.
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Undesirable Immigration.

Troy llHCS.
The period Of depression through which
the United states passed few years age
served at least one good purpose. II
checked the tide of foreignism setting this
way, which was entirely too extensive and
indiscriminate to be satisfactory. Were
all the immigrants Industrious sober
law abiding and fitted for good citizenship
II would be different. But 1t is unques-
tionable that among the immigrants have
been too many who have simply swollen
the ranks OF the vicious, the criminals and
the paupers already here.
Our laws provide some check upon this
Objectionable immigration, but by No
mems sufficiently powerful one. When
good times come they bring fresh thou
sands to our shores, and included is n
large proportion OF the most Objectionable
sort. There ough. to be better strain
ing system at our immigrant depots, ana
the law can not be too quickly amended
so as to make provision therefor.
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UNION MEN ACT.
Miners Must Quit Work until
Rcese In Released.

Pittsburg, Kan, November 20
The excitement in union labor cir
Giles resulting from the action OF
Federal Judge Williams sitting at
Fort Scott, in sentencing John Il.
Reese, the Iowa member OF the
National executive board of the
United Mine Workers OF America.
to serve three months In the Fod-
eral prison for alleged contempt.
eliminated today In an order of
retaliation. An order was issued
by the executive board of district
No. IA for general suspension OF
coal mining in the entire district
Monday next. if by that time Mr..
Reese shall not have been released.
II Is ordered that the suspension
shall remain in effect until Mr..
Reese shall have been released In
an honorable manner by the Fed
eral court. If 1t shall be strictly
observed the order for suspension
will affect thousands OF miners in
the Southeastern Kansas district.
All union miners working In the
vicinity Of Pittsburg have been
called to meet in this city tomor-
row.
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INVESTORS TRUST.
4 Fraudulent Concern IN p.u.
dolphin CI0ned

r,I,, S'pHiu closed. .ra
n'iadeiphia, Pa. November 2e.-The
ONCE of the Investors trust. a concsrn II
inns ehy, many believe to be affiliated with
Inc Miller Franklin syndicate of BROOKLYN.
reihsihea closed today and none of the
OFFICIALS could be found. Information re-
sau'ns the Investors trust is difficult t,
op,ain, as the only two men who know
NJ 'tn.ns o. the concern can not be found
~ que mere knows anything OF Lipm an
t;ers wnose name appears on the sta
~ 80. ~ the company as the president OF
Charlsn ana j. Wells Levitt and
The nns,a., work: who were implicated In
Dunssn IN wrecking the Bank ne Amer,ca
sna me American Life Insuranc. mnanv
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
WASHINGTON.

There is no materis, change In the con-
test for the dcmocratic leadership.
The republicans are having much trou-
BILE in getting together on a bill commit
ting tho country to the gold standard.
II Quay is seated In the senate. that body
may have to deal with case from Utah
similar 10 that OF Roberts.
Admiral Dewey and the president Will
provide Tor the son Of Captain Grldley.
A caucus of house republicans has been
called
The purchase OF bonds has been extend
ed to December %.
General Woods recommendation that
troops be recalled from Cuba will be fol-
lowed.
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"A Guaranteed cure tor Pnes.

All druggists are authorized by the man
ufaoturers OF PAZO OINTMENT 10 refund
the money where II falls TO cure any case
OF piles. no matter how long standing
Cures ordinary cases in six days, the worst
cases In fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves Itching ln
stantly.
This is new discovery and is the only
pile remedy sold on q positive guarantee.
no cure no pay. Price so cents
II your druggist don't keep 1t In stock,
send us 30 cents In postage stamps ana
We will forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co.,
81. Louis. Mo.
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MANGALAREN BATTLE.
scouts Routed Natives Before the
Regiment Came I'm.


Regiment Came Up.
Manila, November 80, 1890 n. m,-(},
Courier From the Mountains to Dayam-
ban. Province of Pangasanan. 1.-The fgh,
In which Colonel Bell defeated and scat
tered the Filipino brigades of Generals
Alejandrino and San Miguel took place
on the summit OF the mountains west OF
Mangalaren, forming divide between Da-
gupan valley and the ocean. Colonel
Bells regiment. the Thirtieth infantry
and Fowler's company OF the Thirty-t third
lett Mangalaren Monday morning ana
marched twenty-four hours, with four
hours rest. over bare. wateilsss ridges
aiong narrow trails ana through CAM ons.
AT daylight November 2S, the troops
emerged from a timbered canyon upon
a divide. running into the natives ad-
vance guard. who ratreared TO the main
body before the shooting began.
Colonel Bell, who was In advance with
the scouts and one company. had tn,
natives in full rout before the main body
OF troops arrived, fleeing down the noun
tain to the swamps betwesn Mangalaren
ana Aguitas, leaving ten dead and many
wounded and abandoning two Norden-
feidts, one two-inch Krupp, one Maxim
and one Hotchkiss. They were chased
through the swamps and thoroughly dis
ipersed. Colonel Bell captured all the
aftlllory, supplies and clothiry. many
Mausers and Remingtons, some American
Wlnchesters and 1000 rounds OF ammuni-
uon' rifles etc., abandoned in the rs-
treat ana scattered along the trail for
sNo miles, the enemy escaping empt,
nsnaed with the exception OF few rifles.
me women and children We're In shacks
IN camp and had no time to escape. U3lo-
nei kuscar, chief OF the arsenal. and a
Few other prisoners were taken. The ma
yves had artillery trained to command
me right trail from Mangalaren, but
Soionei Bell approached from the oppo-
mated. numbered 1000 men. with some
o S,nssmsh. Japanese. French ana Spanish
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Information Mnntea

To the Editor OF The Post.
Norton. Runnes County. Texas, Novem,
her 2S.-The widow OF Elijah Beck would
like, through the columns OF your paper
TO ascertain IL any of the comrades Of he,
husband, elthers officers or men. can ties,
tity 10 the regiment and company to which
he belonged. He belonged 10 the Twenty
sixth Alabama regiment, company G, in
fantry. Confederate States army. Served
four years, She is entitled TO a pension
and the object OF this is TO secure her
rights under the pension laws OF Texas
She is in great need and deserves her
rights. Respectfully.
A. B, Hutchinson.
Her address is Norton, Runnels county,
Texas.
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TEXAS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.

BLoOR, A. s.; at Manor, November "a.
ARNOLD, Mrs Is. t.; at Hemqhll, No
vember 10. .r ,
SUTTON. DR.. H. A.: at Henphin, NO
vember 20.
BARKER, Jesse r., aged "a; at San An.
tonic. November 20.
M'CLURE, G. o.; at Dallas, November Is
STEELE, Mrs. II. B.; at Stee!es store
near Mumford, November "a.
CURRY. Thomas L.; at Cleburne, No
vember 25
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MIR. DAvIpsoN's CANDIDACY.
The Announcement L. Well Received
In GOiiad County,

Berclair, Texas, November 27.-The
published announcement of the prob
able candidacy of Senator A. B.
Davidson OF Cuero to succeed Congressman
kleberg was well received here. Mr..
Davidson succeeded the late w. H. Grain
as district attorney OF this judicial district
during the latter part of Judge H. CLAY
Peasants term, and won for himself an
enviable record as an able and fearless
prosecutor. While Congressman Klabere
mas strong following in this county, Nj.
Davidson enjoys a widespread popularity,
and should he consent to enter the race
would develop large support among the
most influential voters of this and Be-
counties.
In the event of his determination to
measure lances with Mr. Kleberg, John w.
Flournoy, president of the Commercial
National bank of Beeville and lawyer OF
ability and prominence, will, it is learned,
be warmly pressed by his Bee county
friends for senatorial honors In view OF
the fact that Bee county has never pre-
sented to the democracy the name of one
OF her sons for a State office, the many
friends of ex-Sheriff D. A. t. Walton, a
brave defender of the|"Lost Cause" who,
like Titan MANNED stands with many a
scar" are seriously discussing him for
comptroller of public accounts, provided
Hon. r. w. Finley does not revise his de.
cision to retire to the secuslon of his Aus
tin mansion.
Editor W. o. McCurdy, one Of the
brightest newspaper men that ever pushed
faoer and man whose political convic-
Tons have always been in touch with his
party, in spite Of his adversion to the
smiles OF femininity. will have the united
support OF his home county should he yield
20 the wishes of his friends to stand for
representative Of the district composeI q,
the counties of Bee, Calhoun. Victoria and
jackson The Beeville Bee. under his ed
i'orial management has from it's incip-
iency stood in the front rank of Texas
journalism, and its efforts In behalf of lts
estimate territory have been factor in
me development OF Southwest Texas.
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Mckinley. Young Gridley is too old to
enter Annapolis and the only opening
for him in the navy lay in an appointment
10 the marine corps but he lacked the
necessary education and worse than all
the money for study The boy was too
modest to tell anyone of his situation but
Admiral Dewey, who loved his father.
suspected 4: and decided to act, He de-
termined 10 pay the boys expenses while
study for the lieutenancy.
This morning he met young Grldley at
the White House and presented lin 30
the president Admiral Dewey started
TO explain the situation when the presi-
dent interrupted.
You and !. Admiral. will pay his ex-
penses in preparing for examination. Il
he fails In the first examination, will
give him another chance, but l am sur,
he Will be ready when the time comes.
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BRENNAN BRIErs
Signal Corps Will Give ! i,
The Band's Rail

SSS hui SoTps VIII Give 4 -
The hands Ball.
Brenham, Texas, November d.
meeting of the Volunteer Sisu,l d
night 1t was decided to bold I
versary smoker on the night d n
Der Is. The dishes will be Nexiot
wise the cigars, cigarettes ,Mi
component parts of a well n
smoker. Invitations will BE- IL
include the military Organization 4
city, Adjutant General Scury, N
predecessor. General A. P. Wo,nn
Dallas; Major Abe Harrison, nov Il
York City and other notables Of III
unteer Guard. A programme Of mad
be furnished and there will Be III
by some of the distinguished ra|
Texas.
The second annual ball Of III I
regiment band, held at Germaah
this evening. was not SO largely y,
as was the ball a wear ago. WIN
under the auspices of the band i l
no pretense OF being a military tatf|
arrangements were In the hands d I
F. w. Eulers, e. Mlttendon Ut
Lewin,s who gave careful atsia:x]
all, the details. The music vas ~,
by the second regiment orchedIs /
The funeral of Miss Rachel Bi|
Cured this morning at 10 s'eioa|
Prairie Lea cemetery. The SERIAL
conducted by Rev. j. L. Msssd II
Methodist church, assisted BY III d
ters of Rebekah Odd Fellow.
Hon d. G. Giddings. Jr., chin1
the State committee OF edus,loi
this senatorial district, has appoint
following county chalrmen: d
county. Hon. w. Z. Maynard, ID
district attorney. Lee county, Judd
r sinks, al present Judge Of thIt \
district; Burlcson county, Hon u
Alexander county attorney; Vast
county Judge BRYAN. Judge BryuI
Mr. MAYNARD have notified CHI
Giddings of their acceptance. The 4
ing two gentlemen have not ys /
heard from.
The annual meeting Of the CD
society will be held Sunday for u !
ton of all officers and park ksse
is understood that there will b Z
more applicants for the latter posls
On Thanksgiving Day at Basia
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WHARTON LOCALS.
r., II. and v. +. WIN Have a Large
Attendance.

Attendance.
Wharton, Texas. November 29.--Among
the many improvements In progress now
In Wharton Is the water works plant,
which Mr. II Klien has rebuilt, adding
much to It's appearance and capacity.
DR.. J. Skinner has opened grocery
store, connected with his hotel.
Christmas things are arriving and
Wharton begins to put on a festive APP
pearance,
The Fruit Flower and Vegetable tes.
tivai at Houston viii be well attended by
Wharton people. The excellence OF these
festivals OF the past have made them a
pleasant episode In the annals OF the srats.
Senator j. Il. Linn and his law partner,
Mr.. Guy Mitchell, were called TO Gal
weston last week on important legal busi-
ness. Mr.. Mitchell returned home yes
terday.
County Attorney w. l.. Hall was among
the visitors 10 Houston this week.
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Tho State chapter Of the Daughters Of
tho Confederacy Is in session. at Austin.
The tax commission has completed its
bill and report and It is now In tho hands
OF the printer; the governor win take his
time about calling the extra session.
The FL Paso Water company. chartered
in Kansas has been refused permit to
do business in Texas.
The court Of criminal appeals has finally
affirmed the Williams murder case, from
Dallas.
Galveston county grand Jury declared
vice rampant and recommended that the
police suppress II.
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on the successful extension OF the weather
bureaue service around the Caribbean sea
giving timely storm warnings to the YES
sells OF the navy and merchant marine.
The third year OF experimentation WITH
hog cholera shows that from 10 to 81
per cent of the hogs injected with serum
are saved The secretary strongly recon
mends more rigid inspection OF our
dairy products to counteract the injury
that has been done to this trade by un-
scrupulous dealers in the past.
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cal situation In Utah, II the senatorial
question in Pennsylvania Is settled BY the
seating OF Senator Quay. But here comes
the rub. Cannon. pere, is an avowed
polygamist. with SO many wives that even
in Utah 1t issa subject of talk. His APP
pointment. consequently, following so soon
after. the agitation caused by the Roberts
case. may well be expected TO provoke
no little CONSERVATION in the senate.
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ANIMAL REPORT.

Discusses Good Work Done by the
xxx AgriculturnI Department.
Washington, November 29.-The annual
report OF Secretary Wilson summarizes
an immense amount Of valuable work done
by the agricultural department during
tho. past year, He comments particularly
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AN EXPERIMENT.
American Lives Used to Test n Leak.
Ing Tub,

Manila. November 30, S:35 a. m,-ofA-
GERS from the steamer Mananuese. which
arrived here from San Francisco after a
terrible voyage, bringing three companies
of the Thirty-irst infantry, sag she was
chartered for the Philippine service and
not as an ocean transport, and that send
ing battalion across the ocean on board
of her was an experiment
The captain declines to discuss the
steamers experience. He says he is only
the navigating officer and has no jurisdic-
tion over the engineering department.
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LOCAL.

colored bridal party of four. in
hack. run into and killed by santa-~Fe
freight train.
Something of the manner in which
Thanksgiving Day will be observed.
A number of witnesses pass through
from Galveston to Livingston to attend the
Easley murder trial.
Rev. Yohannan. Persian minister,
preached at the First BAPTIST church.
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

washington. November 90 Nothing has
been heard from United States Consul Macrum
at Pretoria for the past five days.
Rome November GA requiem mass was
celebrated in tho English Catholic church here
today for the repose OF the souls of the slain
in South Africa. The church was hled with
English and Americans.
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VICTORIA LOCALS.
First Kiln of Brick Burned-A Hunt
Ing Party.

Victoria, Texas. November ga part,
consisting of +. @. Proctor and V. n.
Proctor OF Victoria. DR.. Burleson, A. r.,
Davidson and Frank Hutchns o, cuero
left yesterday In a private car for Portland
on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway 10 enjoy duck hunting. which Ia
SAID to be exceptionally fine in that yicln-
ity just at present.
Mrs, J. NJ Brownson, Mrs. J. Rosei,e
and Mrs. waddell left yesterday for Aus
tin 10 attend the annual meeting of ths
United Daughters OF the confederacy. Mrs.
Brownson Is state secretary OF this organ
ization.
Mr., viii Mayo left yesterday to accept
q position - lineman for tho Galveston.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

discriminating was celebrated at thu
Hotel Continental by the American Uni'
yersity club. United States Ambassador Por.
ter presided
HAVANA. LA Lucia in an editorial on the
situation In cuba says; There will be neither
revolt nor instruction. Matters are in a
grave condition but not alarmlngly so.
City of Mexico. November 29.-1'he annua,
THANKSGIVING ball OF the American residents
here has been postponed to January on ac-
count OF the death of Vice President Hobart.
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rHE PHILIPPINES.

Tho port of Vigan has been captured
by marines from the Oregon.
General Otis advises of the advance Of
the forces.
The northern islands have been con-
quered by the Americans.
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Bears made desperate attempt to
break cotton futures 5 to 10 points down;
spots quiet and unchanged.
Stock market prices were sustained;
money continues hard; offerings OF bonds
didn't equal amount called for.
Wheat was weak and closed lever, corn
slightly lower and cats unchanged
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THE TRANsvAAL.

General Methuens forces and the Beers
had a bloody battle at Modder river.
More troops embarked for South Africa.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain says no agree
ment will be satisfactory except the
recognition of supremacy of the British
flag.
All are we'll at Ladysmith.
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DEWEY AND GRIDLEY.

Son of the Late Captain Ia TO Have
an Appointment.
Washington, November 29-J. p. World
ley, son of the late Captain Charles v
Gridley who commanded Admiral Dewey:
flagship at the battle of Manila. was today
designated for appointment to lieuten-
ancy in the marine corps BY President
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RAILROADS.

Frank Gould and party visited Calvert
The general Offices will observe Thanks
giving.
A fast freight from St. Louis for less
than carload lots has been arranged.
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in 1890. for which they xe,. I,
clothiers. Hatters, Furnlsh..s I
Under Capitol Hcts

The Investors trust st,,,.a
years ago and promised lars. u.
small investments. In cl,s.I..,
the company states: "Thers |, !.
that those who invest with i. s
on an average of Is to % per 4 css n |.
profit and that an investment !, I;
yield a regular income 0, from 1 n; !; |
a month" ~
Not being chartered il was * /.
TO the State banking laws J, MI
pervision. The concern did ~, !,
any business In this city, III j, -
coming from all parts Of The csss,
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THEY suRRENDEREp.
General Lnvton Took Charge of mn
Insurgent Garrison.

Manila. November 80. s;35 a. NIT Is
supposed that the insurgent garrison at
Bayombong, province OF Neuya viscaya.
numbering from 800 to 500 men. has sur
rendered to General Lawton, who started
for that point with the Thlrty-fourth in
fartry.
Captain Nichols, who commands de-
tachment OF the Twenty third infantry at
zamboagna. has established provisional
government there. The insurgents have
rifles
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THANKSGIVING aREErIsa
Issued by the Anti-ImperiaIistic
League 10 Americana.

Boston, Mass November 2s.--Erying
Winslow' secretary of the Anli-Imperlal-
istic league. has issued the following.
which he says is Thanksgiving greeting
TO the president; Lovers Of liberty. who
would rather be the hunted patrIo. than
the blood guilty usurper. today will never
theless use II to pray that he who has
given America her hrst Thanksgiving Da,
Of shame may be brought to repenlancx
snd better mind"
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THE LEADERSHIP FIGHT.
Every Man Is for Himself ana be-
lleyes He VIII Win.

Washington, November 29.--There is no
material change in the democratic leader
ship fight tonight; each man is claiming
new strength as the democrats arrive, but
1t is safe TO say that at present II is any
mans fight. There does not appear to be
any combination and it is very good ma
tured fight.
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FOREIGN.

Senior Andrade, Venezuela minister to
the United States, has resigned.
The emperor and empress reached
Flushing and were welcomed by Queen
Wilhelmina
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DOMESTIC.

The largest cotton mills In Fall River
have granted an advance of 10 per cent
Nearly 100000 worth of property was
destroyed in Philadelphia.
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not delay one day before yvuSSnsn y,
ciallst. one to whom tbsesrs nSd ~
oren hook and who s . 1asuud y 7
OF weakness and disease s,,rs Is y
proper treatment for . 1drars I,
the adding Of a column osDR. J. y
For over twenty, yea' IA lesdine
HATHAWAY has pesn rsctics w
Of this country. i his ~ ali otla
s seads isdss' His cures e ~ dIlarss
conditions have been .ao nMsools "
cal profession and tne ~ chm!
suItation or advice. eltnsI tsksi
mail, and when a cas- r,sdirihe ~
fee covers all cost OF d
sional services. uuAKAyss'
1r Dr. Hathswsy ~
400 y. Alamo Plase'
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TO CURE A COLD IN on /
Take Laxative Bromo Qulpins
All druggists refund the mons ~
to cure. e. W. Groves Hsps
each box. % cents. =.
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GeneraI wheeler cominr uo,.

"erai wheeler Coming Home.
Chattanooga, Tenn, November ga
special to the Times from Florence. Ala,
says General Wheeler is coming 70 the
United states for the session O, CON.
gress