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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-09
CHRISTMAS AT HOME
HIS ONLY THOUGHT.
"If 1 Die on the Way over Bury Me
at Sea-"

"If L Die on the Way over Bury Me
at Sea-"
Norfolk, Va, Dec. S.-William
Thomas of Lancashire, England, fire.
man on the British steamer Marcia,
was frightfully burned by the burst
ing of a steam pipe in the ships en-
gine room while the vessel was steam
ing seaward in Hampton Roads to-
day. The man refused to allow his
captain to put back and leave him at
a hospital
Boys, don't take me ashore. l
want to be home Christmas. If l die
on the way over, bury me at sea-" he
said to his shipmates. The Marcia
dropped her pilot off the capes and
sailed eastward. The pilot brought
the story of the accident ashore.
A stoker was burned in the explo-
sion, but not seriously. The pilot
says Thomas will hardly live until
morning. The Marcia is bound to
England from New Orleans and put
into Norfolk for. COAL
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FAMILY KILLED.;
THEN CREMATED
FOUR MET TRAGIC DEATH
HUGHES FAMILY WIPED OUT IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Mother and Two Daughters Had
Skulls Crushed-BuIIet in Fathers
Head Told story of His End-Pis-
Near Charred Body-Horrible AZ
fair at Trenton, EdgefieId County.
Stirs Up Community.
Columbia, S. c., Dec. S.-B. B.
Hughes, aged AZ years; his wife. Eva,
about the same age, and two daugh-
ters, Emily and Hattie, 10 and Is years
old, respectively, constituting an entire
family, are dead at Trenton, Edgefield
county, and nothing remains to eX-
plain the mystery of the tragedy.
Citizens of the town were aroused
at 5 o'clock this morning by a fire at
the Hughes house. and upon reaching
the scene the flames had gained such
headway that it was impossible to en-
ter the burning building. and not un-
til the fire had burned itself out, and
the walls had collapsed, was it dis
covered that the family was dead.
Their Skulls Were Crushed.
The bodies of the two young ladies
were found in their bed with the heads
of both crushed.
The body of Mrs. Hughes was found
in room across the hall. Her head
was also crushed, with a pillow over it,
The body of Hughes lay near the
door with a bullet wound through the
left temple.
pistol, with one empty chamber
was near his right hand.
Hughes was a merchant and farmer.
| There is no reason known why he
should have been murdered, as he was
on good terms with the white and col
ored people of the community.
The conditions surrounding all point
more strongly to Hughes as the mur-
derer of his entire family and to sub
sequent suicide.
Hughes Sick and Worried.
1t is known that Hughes was in
his wife's condition, and had none
tary troubles.
These added to the fact that a
| brother some time ago killed himself
| in temporary fit of insanity has IN
duced the belief that similar fate be-
fell him last night and that the trag-
edy followed.
| The coroner's jury had no evidence
before it and has adjourned until
Monday.
BIOodhOunds Found no Trail.
The town of Trenton to-day was as
quiet as on any uneventful day.
Bloodhounds were brought to the
scene, but could find no trail. and in
the absence of a motive those who
held to the theory of murder could
not solve the mystery.
There was so sign that anybody had
left the house after the fire started.
| The charred remains were placed in
collins and taken this afternoon to the
Baptist Church of the village where
tomorrow a quadruple funeral will be
| held.
Horror Yelled in Mystery.
1t was said that three tracks were
| discovered leading from the field up
| to the rear of the house. The county
bloodhounds were secured and put on
the trail, but the effort has availed
nothing. The horror is veiled in mys-
| terry.
One theory is the house was entered
for the purpose of robbery, that upon
being discovered the robbers commit
ted the murders and fired the house.
Excitement runs high. but nothing
rash will be done.
Upon the request of Solicitor Thur
mond Gov. Hayward has offered a re-
ward for the apprehension of the gull
ty parties. The Hughes family was
| one of Edgeheld's best known.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-09
OKLAHOMA ROBBERS
DYNAMITED SAFE

Enid. Oklahoma. Dec. s.-The Farm
ere State Bank of lambert has been
robbed BY three men. who dynnmited
the safe obtaining 5000 na their booty
While two robbers worked inside the
third guarded them holding che horses
The robbers escaped. making fgr the
Oioaa mountains. a posss "a iu pufr
nult.
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EsoArEp nY fwo Yorrs.

Paris. Dec. SIN the Chamber OF
Deputies this afternoon the govern
ment escaped defeat by n narrow ma
lority OF two votes, Tfs 10 "a on a
resolution inviting the government 70
refer io ihe superior council of judges
have been guiity of making secret m-
NnnllNAlllna.
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New York, Dec. s.-W. n. Badeau,
one N the officers of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. has announced No.
suspension. Exchange Ofhciais fly
they Understand hadeau'a liabilities are
comparatively small
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TOMMY FELTZ LOST
TO ABE ATTELL
Frisco hoy Was Inclined Co DO
Most Of Leading.

st. Louis. Dec. s--Abe Attell OF San
Francisco was given the decision over
Tommy Feltz OF Savannah at the end
Of a hfteen-round bout tonight.
The contest was slow and Attelrs
narrow margin was due 20 his inclina-
zion 70 DO most u the loaclns.
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- ADD 20 her cup Of woe. II was
"nIhed Tonight that "a charge Of for
sgig would very likely BE- made
against the woman in OHIO. based on
we Carnegie notes and other papers
hisen ~ securities f0f loans
EHDfts ~ gef ball Wlll continue TO-
I.yifpwi although Mrs, Chadwick sE-
i'th.a the desire tonight fO 80 20
Ns'land ae soon AZ possible she
salq ehs would 80 there voluntarily.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Judge Morgan is reported better
today. His son came last night.
Most Of the delegates to the demo-
cratic convention have left Tor their
nominated.
William J. bryan addressed the un.
ivcrsity students yesterday ON the
value of an ideal" He made no ref
ercncc /" politics III ii partisan senes.
Judge R~uileJge Of Carlin attended
the convention yesterday and still re-
nam, III town lie attended to some
business in the justice court today.
The democrats Of Humboldt county
yesterday nominated ". &. Pitt for stntc
senator, auC W. II. Minor. james Dunn
and \ u. Scott for the assembly.
The republicans are gathering for
their Convention tomorrow. Me! !!adt
and several more arrived an No. ) this
afternoon.
j. ". Frost, White Rocks prominent:
merchant. came down Sunday To us.
slst III nominating "a republican county
ticket t. be Emo wcd under at tho polls.
That is not The way Mr.. Frost put it,
but it is the way il will be.
Our report II the convention was a
little short last night owing to the fail
ure Of Jimmie D"war, III messenger, to
return to the courtroom for copy. He
misunderstood what we said to him and
got busy with a game Of marbles.
An Orovillo dispatch Of the 18th says:
\ mar well POSTED ON the dnicgs OF
the Ws"tcrn Pacific railroad Company,
says TINT the work Of construction will
begin IN this immediate section between
now and November i7t. There are
rumors that the Western Pacific has sc-
|, Southern Pacific between Orovi!lc and
Mary,viilc.
~ sOun us the contracts are let for
the construction Of the canal l~aicrals i'll
Churchill county, which will he done
spon, there will he put to work au euor-
nous force Of men aud teams. The I'M
dcrtaking will bc vigorously prosecuted
through the winter and the contractors
say TINT they will he able Ia employ
from 800 to 1000 teams and over 1000
NEIL.
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pected Hon. George Is. Nixon on the
ne.ic influence to assis. them in pu ting
up a ticket for the democrats to SNOW
under On the Sth Of November. The
train finally pulled i'll after two
o'clock and the band played something
rs Mr.. Nixon steppel from the train.
After n short session OF hand stak ug.
a procession, headed by the band. Was
formed and escorted to the courthouse
While the west bound fly err WIS run
ming ut the rate OF sixty miles an hour
Monday morning near . ala, west Of
Winnemucca, the interior ~ the postal
car was discovered to he a mass OF
flames. Before tine trnin could hc
stopped, six pouches containing letters
were practically destroyed aud the in.
terror OF the car was badly schorchel.
The fire is supposed to have caught from
clnders from the engine getting through
the ventilators and lodging i'll ilIe mail
sacke.
What appears to be IL very imrJr'ani
gold discovery was made last week by
Claude lnman and W. N. G !" twenty
five miles southeast Of Go h,li. Tie
for mation 10 similar to that of tioldticld
and the values run rs high as $40. Be
tween 300 and 400 men have one into
tEe new district, which has h en- named
Gold Crater, and the whole region is
stakcd. 1t is reported that Curtis &
Ridge have bonded Coyle's interests. a
townsite is being platted.-Tonopah
Miner.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY,
Salmagundi.

TIP ;D yesterday POI voters hal regis.
tered IN this precinct.
Oscar J.. Smith arrived last night from
Reno. tie will leave Tor the East TO-
night.
Missca Mabic nmd Clara browne are
on the sick list. Miss Clara IL threaten
ed with typhoid fever.
Charles Bennett md George Fi,zpat.
rick convicted 81 rohbinr box cars ut
Wmncmuccp have been sent Ia the pcni-
Tertiary for six Years each.
judge Brown looks as # he had enjoy.
cd cvcry minute ~ his rrland trip 4"
Phoebe and return lie thinks that
part Of The state IL good Tor u handsome
majority Tor Parker and Davir,
Tx Governor Sndlcr flied his petition
Saturday in the office of the secretary Of
state. Tho Apv.Hl sHys the petition
contained fonrtcrn hundred n0mce, most
Of whom ne republicans.
Tho attendance NJ the convention to-.
day ia pretty atrnmE evidence that tho
democratic patty III this county will pre-.
sent n aolid front 20 tho enemy on the
9Th II November.
Jack l'aupt in fitting up Il barber
shop IN the room lately occupied 10y
Webster Patterson ng u law office. He
npkp the public for II SHARE of their
patronage.
In Wow " Bob Skugr'a apcrch IN tho
convention this forenoon denying the
rcuorich interview III tho FREQ Press, II
in nov up tn TINT paper I" su%hstmniatc
tho published interview or admit that IL
| grossly miarcprcsCntcd Skngge. Winch
will il bcY
Judge Morgan was taken worse Thu
forenoon. No ono IN admitted Ia sec
tnm. Itln aou VIVA expected on M. 2
but no did not arrive. Ma The Judge il
nearly eighty ycnra - uVc. his clnncc'
for recovery are much lcss than n young
or pcraon'a would be.
a. I. Mault Ina returned from attend
' ing tho session Of tho Sovereign Grnu,
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mar to make the race against Inn and
this year it is the sama. His record in
the office has been such that he has be-
come invincible.
Tho republican county convention this
year was a striking contrast Ia TINT OF
two yeare ago. Then all were enthusi-
astic, but yesterday there WIS but little
enthusiasm. Even Nixou's speech
Jailed enthuse the convention. while that
in Judge Hawley's two years ago was
enthusiastically chcered. What caused
the difference!
Those who are familiar with my re-.
cord in thus stat. know that | leave no
stone unturned to accomplish my pur.
pose" ri:IS is what Mr.. Nixon said in
his speech at the courthouse yesterday.
10 the republican nominees for tie ns.
sembly stand for all that remark means?
IL they do they stand for the corruption
Of the ballot.bo
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi

DIR. Hood returned from Gold Creek
this afternoon.
The Chronicle says that bryan epoke
To n largo and enthusiastic crowd 1T
Virginia City yesterday.
At last accounts Senator IIonr was IN.
conscious and his phyrcinns stated that
he could not lust much longer.
Judge Ruilcdgo Rtrll nina,us M town.
lie IL Attending IT, the business III the
%justIC" court.
Representatives Of the Western Pa.
ciiic are i'll Reno looking over the
country for the purpose al securing "a
route into TINT city. Tho proposed
route will be selected in II fcw duyp.
\ largo number ofrcprcICutativc re.
publirans from all sections ~ the county
arc attending the convention today.
They all talk rs il they meant business
aud wore determined to tight all nluug
Tho line. Queer ~fcllowe, thcec rcpubli.
cans,
LOsT-An umbrella with u burnt
ivory md siIvcr handle, marked III. L. s.
/, VIA lost on Idaho street between the
residence 81 MH. Henry and Harry
Dunn. Tho finder will please return
Same To e.. b. ]Itcndcrsnu and receive a
suitable reward.
Tho bride at tho wcIting this morn,
IL u very late arrival from sunny Italy
Sho could not speak or uuIcrstMI
English and Mr.. Meredith was III tho
same fix with Italian. This dill not
stop tho corcmuny ~ AN interpreter was
] called in aud the couple woro marnCd.
Tho failure Of No 1 to arrive unit
lnlo this afternoon wa Is severe disap
pointmcpt To tho republicans. Tlicy OK
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pounds and thirteen cubic Zee, OF such
rock III place weighs one ton. When
broken utn the usual siZ. for shoycI-
ing 1t "qIIrr, twenty cupic feet tn
make one ton
Salt Lake Iii, pat IA Of the 22nd SAWS
Tho best evidence UI the Western Pa.
cites intention la build u railroad from
alt Lake To san Francisco, il tina, the
company has placed IN order with tho
Colorado Fuel aud lion company for 90.
600 tons OF steel rails. The rails to be
standard, eighty pound. and as this rail
runs l2J.II tons to the mile, the order
means enough steel to cover 800 miles.
Tins order, following the
mcni Of the road in the market for con-
s~'ructinn equipment and that contracts
t"r grading would bc let at once. proves
c~oncluslvcly that the worT viii be
rushed.
Tho democrats and silver men ~
Wnshoc county nominated p. \. Nc.
Carrn Tor state senator and Itobt.
Eas"u, Peter Burke. Il. W. Patton,
John Michael. james IIisgim-, j.. r
Crosby and l.. Is S"li for .NssrmbIymen.
Sheriff Hay and Distric; Attorney Pike
wcr" unauimou ,!y rc-uuninatcd. Tho
halter" nominated W. G.. Galley for
senator and Frank Folsom. .. II. Nc
D"unld. Louis wrickind. VI. u. Clark,
W. J. brandon, Manned Simae. Jr.. ami
James Lane for assembly mcu. Both
legislative tickets are pledged 10 the
support of Governor Sparks for the U.
=. SENATE.
Judge Paricr's decisions rs chief JUS
tirc ~ the court Of appeals upon qucs.
tons affecting labor unions aud the
rights Of individual wage careers were
commended in resolutions adopted by
the Wnrkngmcp'I Political league ut Il
meeting held III New York city last Sun
day. IhCs OrsaniIi,Ion Is an IncOTpO;.
atrd state body ~ representative union
men. The r~rSoluunus express tn" warm
approval - Judge i'HrIcr's attitude tow
ard union labor, and declare that "dur
me- ms Judicial life ne never struck a
bio" at labor, but hne parted man!
aimed by others, and has made the
strongest argument ever put iurtii Ia the
support 81 labor statutes
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Lodge, /. .. .. T., ut San Francisco.
lie took the grand decorotion OF cbiy-
airy. the highest degree OF Odd Fellew.
ship while away. lie brought bacl,
with him an old coin bearing the date of
l:Oi. On ono side is the inscription
-Snb'anate OF Brunei an! the date and
the ether side bears u lot Of hicrogliphice.
The Asylum Board, consisting OF
Governor Sparks, State Controller Sam
u. Davis and State Treasurer Dave
Ryan, met III Carson City Saturday and
appointed DIR. s. &. Gibson, Of Reno,
superintendent 81 the Nevada State
Asylum. lie will succeed DIR. W. II.
Patterson, Sho has resigned.
Horace Coryell. /. II. pogue, ". g.
Ovens, Ilarve McAdams, w. G. Great
house, AbIer Wiseman, W. ii. DakIn,
Jo" Gurrey, and II host Of other veteran
democrats from all parts Of the county
are att, mIng the convention today. All
ar" 10! =! Ia Parker lnd Davis.
NutI," Of protest has been filed in the
office "t The seer, tary OF state, against
the certifying to the county clerks the
Names Of J. NJ. Mccormack. j. Il. Nc
'nli"igh ana II. !. Beck, alleged can
diiat tie - rv party for prcsidcn.
til ,"c."rs IA iieinhold Sadler candi-
date .or Congress. Tho protest sets out
at length the reasons why these names
shoul not appear upon the official bal
lot. The protest liz signed by y. w!
Roll and ChA-. /. Burke and is backed
up 10y the AFFIDAVIT Of Roll, Burke aud
Cntrollrr DAVIS. The matter will I'M.
.doubt"cty - iA.O the courts no matter
how Secretary Of State Douglas rulcs.
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Notice to Hunters.

All persons are hereby for
hidden to hunt or shoot OH
either of my ranches above or
below the town of Carlin,
Hunters have already killed
a Jack belonging to me and
all parties are hereby notified
that they will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law if
caught hunting or trespassing
on either of my ranches.
7. F. GRIFFIN,
CARL1N, New, Aug. II, 1904,
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\ weak stomach weakens the man, be.
cause 1t cannot transform tba tooi he
eats, into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first re.
storing health and strength to the stom.
acb. \ weak stomach cannot digest
n"ngh food to feed the tissues and re-
VIve the tired and run dow" limbs and
organs OF the holy. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, cleanses and
strengthens the glands md membranes
OF the stomach, aud cures indigestion
I'spepsia and all stomach troubles
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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nursing lis wounds the Other man mr..
rives. Think Of the energy he saves in
escaping SD many Of the sings and mr.
rows NJ criticism that fall blunied and
harmless from his thick c~utlcle! He ia
not even annoyed 10y them, He is the
nrmored cruiser on the sea ~ business
affairs.
There are few able. bodied paupers in
Holland. \ tract OF public land contain
ing 1900 acres is divided into six model
farms, t" IL Of which the person apI "
ing for public relief il sent. Here he is
taught agriculture. and Is subsequently,
permitted tO rent Il smnll farm for him.
sell. Holland also has II Tor d labor
colony. to which Migrants are sent to do
farm anu other work, whether they like
it or not.
The Arabic dry begins at sunset, and
the particular one which begins my
month is hat on winch the new moon is
first seen after sunset. Apart from the
cloudiness Of the sky there may he and
generally is considerable difficulty in
seeing the crescent, lost rs it must al.
ways he i'll the radiance Of the set sun,
and consequently there is always TN
certainty for sometime after sunset
whether the day inst begun Is to be
reckoned with the last month or us the
first OF a e month.
The glinmer Of tho resiductlal sal
airy is not the mere ignus fatus that
many would picture it. All things con-
sidered, there is no reason why n chief
executive of good financial judgment
should not save half Of s5.75 per honr
allowed him b. the government. IlIUre
Is but.one case on record Of an Ameri-
can president dying INDECENT. James
Monroe, in many respects one of the
strongest OF our head magistrates,
wanted for the necessities OF life in his
old age, and died amid such %squalor
funds to bury hirn.
An Indiana friend If Thomas Tag.art
gives some details about the pers onality
Of ;lat statesman. II appears that while
he is G~tTec;iOnately known us. 4SmiIIng
Tom.' on acco mt Of his benmng cuun-
tennncr, he is also called oily Tom"
becau 'c Of his easy and noiseltss political
METHODS, and "Soapy Tom," because
Of hia habit NJ shaking hands with him
self. lie dos no: u;c a club on his foes.
Tie iulls then. into Il condition Ut secur-
iy vi u his sunny smile and when they
wake NJ they d nj know what struck
them.
The republicans belong IT, .mai rfnsR
of people who take no 10 mIht for liz
morrow, hence :ie present ron,i rn of
the national treasury iur. not trouble
them very much. But the time is rap
idly coming when the financial condi-
ton OF the treasury must demand the
attention III tho" III cover. The New
fUrksJournal nf Commerce, a financial
journal with republican leanmge, says
it will he "a fortunate thing for the dem.
Ocarts il they fail to elect their p-osi-
dcntiHll ticket because in such nm event
they will not be eadiled with the RI
sponsibility of Il large deficit IN the
treasury growing out Of the laws and
policy Of the previous administration 49,
Houston CTcx.) Post.
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reduced RntrG--Iicnn nnd itoturn..Ac-
count Jockey club HRccs.
For trains arriving in Reno, Nov. on
Oct, % t 9Th, inclusive. Tickets will
he cold to Reno md return on ratio OF
$3.50 for tho round trip. Tickets OK.
piro Oct. 9TH. No etopovcTs granted.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Glad hear that Judge Morgan is i'm.
proving.
Charley Winter returned las, nigh
from Il Francisco.
Dr. West -! EIGcmunt. will probably
he Que of the republican nominees for
tie assembly.
j. W. Linuci came ioyu from Tus.
caroA Yesterday on = hurry call to Sail,
Lake uu a mining deal.
JuI.:r Bu,wn aud family returned
this NJ rrnopu from their trip to Ely
and P.n.hr.
William J Bryan will address the IN
lycrsity students at the gymnasium
Monday forenoon.
~. II. Harrison, "a Young man, Is un
der arrest at Reno for pi,s,ing bogus
Lraft-. lie is sai,i ! - bv i smooth
%sNindlcr.
twelve mch hedge ruuuiug SGU,rUU
Ia the ton Is the lut"st strlEr REPORTED IN
GoIIn.lI Il,. n,. v,n an u
10000 To- - ,UID - ton. The strike wa.
ru,.Ir pu the Ernl,u ,Ioim by ,L..
StuL.turm I,as.rs
IN operation on the tEulI 81 u bad
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'E !" '""'''""''' let MI
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Co.
''b"n' i 'ri'cE last night a email
"l'"c f!'A *, mctr the r"-licI"" II Mr..
i""f"" ~ IA" northeastern part 81 toxin,
WIS '"nni 'n T." nu lire. Mr.. Ihoruc
"l-c"'"i'd the hiaEn ana gave the alarm.
'"' hr" r"inp'n'"a w"r" on ih" ground
P'"""P'? anu soon IA The IRE un!rr
CONTROL II ~ not known how the tir"
~"''S"htcd, bat 1t Is "urputci I" bare
'''h started by the ,ramp'. Tho
INFERIOR 81 ia" building and IT. contcuiF
""'o destroyed lho house belong I"
WI IT, i'o'ih and hIs Io@s Is estimated
=" S-o' '"r i%lnrriH, ns-Sl"nl ch'cI'
''''''i the good q r 81 the tir" boys.
-,
!" know 80 II agkcI Colonel WaiiCrson.
The brnluy ind brilliant editor Of the
L0nisyill" CourIcr.Joumrnui, "what
Tier" waH 'nruciiciCnt' nbuu; the panic
nt lH!3,' Nhou. II snys. "milla aud fac.
tories were idle aud men waited he
"'r""is i~uuiIug for Wur; when II was
necessary +" establish FREQ soup houses
ana want and suffering were wide
spread Mud Cuinuri Wattcrsuu told
The Union what it wanted 10 know. II
"na all nB She rcauI, of ,uur duiur. ,our
and your own Nri;uiny hill. for won
had EVERYTHING ynur avn wny Nn,
uu" slnglc cumrlcind Democratic ucI
wac Oh H." eiatutc bun,,. Never AN lille
mIll, or ftc.ory. inf h,r. th, Icgcud oi
nigh protcc,,nu,' ucvcr = snur bnusc
but carried the InhrI .~ucrinmiu IIurri.
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=cwnrr Of OInimcnts for Cntarrh hnt
Contain Mercury,


Contain Mercury,
rs mercury will surcl. destroy the sense
of smell and completely dcrange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never he used except on pre-.
scrip,ious from reputable physicians, rs
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good yon Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
rurcl 10y +. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo O..
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
~te:nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yor,
get the genuine. 1t il taken internally,
md made in Toledo, Ohio, by f.. j.
Cheney Il Co. Testimonials FREQ.