Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 15, 1 September 1890 — Page 3

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flOHSUHPTlOH. IN Its first stages, am be sncceasfafly checked by th prompt hm of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Evrn In the later periods of that disease, the cough la wonderfully relieved by this medicine. I Iiave used A vera Cherry Pectoral with the best effect In my practice. This wonderful preparation once saved my life. I bad a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly -reduced in ll h. and given up by uiy physician. Una bottle and a half of the IVctoral cured we." A. J. Eidson, M. !., Middle too, Tennessee.

TALKING TARIFF

Difference of Opinion in

AS TO WHAT TO DO ABOUT. AlfTf-

CAW PRODUCTS.

rna American Tariff Con troversr tm tna

Principle Topic of Discussion iu tha

French Mtwiptpw They art Diil"t la UastlBMnl u to the Baat Policy to Pursue Cler Kuropeaa

... , SiiTsxal years ago f wm severely III. The doctor said I rrn in hiiim.Hiiii. and thht tbey could do nothing fur me. oat advised inn, as a laat r-ort, to try Aver'a tf'hnrv IAtri,l A -. tnlrln

this medicine two ir f l r' T ""i,gY"1 ' "'' 1 I' "1 . . .. jnfln rood I rvrwv Krt i. The chief tonic of

J j Birchard, IdisM-ossioii In the French press continues

(to be the tariff dispute with America.

hum in TP' t " articles snow a great variety oi ao ae'vere a cold that tor tnm lje the proper -coarse to.be was confined to my styVvToom, and a 1 1" ""yernnient. Soma of

physician on lioard considered my life I the writers 1-1 "I rnl

In danger. Happening to have a bottle of Ayer's Cbrry Pectoral, I used it

Let' f.

treely, and my lung Were soon restored so a healthv condition. Hi nee then I

nave rn variably rwonwnended this preparation." J. 11. Chandler, Juuction, Vs. Avar's Cherry Pectoral,

PBKriBIO ST

Dr. J. C. Ayer & Sold by ail Drogi'lsts.

Co., Lowell, Mats. fries 1 ; six bouUs, $,

fOUHih

POINT

Vmt i m i tratll he Chicago iMitv iNst Lccauc you want the 6et your mtmy idl buy. Tiir Tailt Nirw9 im a n.-nb"r of th Awciated Press. Th OKaos that its news serric is ttiifturp-tsftr d. 1 wo of its staff live in Washington the year round, and are exclusively occupied in it service. It baa pci;.l coTTpndmts throughout th; United St'ite. and ia th leading capitals of F-tmrpe. It has 311 people regularly on its payroll, it kikes between jt,?,;or and 56no per wek to

pay ut"ttv neariy 9100,000 m ye-tr. It expenditures aggregate -ery nearly $1,000,1000 ait nually. AH this means quality.

It circulation is aaojooo dar

a million a we-k ami it costs by mail as

P emtm erf&fJTa

BLADDER CURE.

Read Symptoms and Conditions

Tnla Hpecltte will Helleve aud Care. If Ynil r threatened with, or already hnre II I UU lirignt'a disease, or Urinary trouble If Ynil have sediment in urine like brick dust II I UU f reiient calls or retention, wltn . distress or pressure in the parts, limbs bloat. . f Yftii have iJtmn Back. Rheumatism, sting. II I UU lug. Aching' i'aina in suit or bipe, f Ynil bave Diabetes or Dropsy, body tiloa III UU or scanty or high colored urine. If Ynil bve Malaria, Torpid IJver.DvspepeisV II IUU Uall IStoue, r'everand Atrue or Uouu If Vnti have Irritation, Spimmodic Stricture) II I UU or Catarrh of the bladder. If Ynil have BLOOD humors, Pimnlos, ITk-ers, H I UU Seminal Weakness orKyphilis, If Ynil have Stone In Kidney, Gravel in Ttlad. II I UU der, Stoppaga of urine or Dribbling. Ynilhave poor Appetite, Ited Taste, XVHit II I UU breath or internal Mime Fever. Pililrfo up quickly a run-down constitution IfUIIUd Don't nt-Klect early symptoma.

KTtar Doss Gobs Bioht to thb hrou

EE1

Vrspsrad at Wi bjaimns Isti

wuus vara, w nmur am

Genuine bare Dr. Kilmer OutsUle and biside wrappers.

CaM by all DsreoiiTs and Da. Inn A 0S

SVti CTnsjnainwM, a. a. aarffo Kc, extra large Korsieby A. U Lukon A Oo.

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FEMME

REGULATOR

MENSTRUATION

TOOMANWW SURE CURE FOR CATARRH

the writers

self-protection regardless

taliatlon by the United others betray an almost 1 lest France should lose

custom for some of her roost lawor products. These latter beseech the--,

ernment not to do anything to anger the

Wathington government.

Among the former class of journals Is

La Liiberte, wlilch cays that the resolu

tion in the American Senate, authorizing

the president to exclude the products of

any country that discriminates against American product, is nonsense, as

America could never do without French wines, and the bet classes in the United

States would protest asrainst being de

prived of that and other luxuries and necessaries supplied by France. The whole topic Is a burning one for French producers. The Knglish Merchandise Marks act has greatly injured French trade with (irt-at liritaiu, as French goods can no longer he sold as of En

glish manufacture, and the American

tariff bill has put the French in still

unhappier frame of mind.

The apiHtintment of the Duke of

Clarence and Avondale to Sir Ilaker

Kussols staff will not now be made. The

The young I'riuces Indisposition has become of so serious a nature that it Is

dccniwl InCTDfdtwit-Mtiiini liltn to

iU-iuijit lull wli Uuodeutal to the

discharge of the duties of Aido-De-

Camp during cavalry manwuvres. The exact nature of the hefr-jiresumptives

illness lias not yet been satisfactorily determined. The statement recently gained circulation that that manufactures in Ccrmany who have hitherto been largely engaged in producing goods for the United States market, were making arrangements to transfer their works to the latt. r country on account of the increased d:ity ou such goods by the pending Mi Kfuley tariff bill. A Berlin correspondent states that he has been at some pains to search for the facts, and has failed to discover any corroboration of tho rumor. The senior member of one of tho firm" whose names have been mentioned as among the probable emigrants told the writer thai there was no truth in the report so far as that linn was concerned.

and he believed that exceedingly few, if any other firms would transfer their

business to America for the cause mentioned. He considered it unsafe to take

such an Important step in the absence of any guarantee that the high duties now

adopted would be maintained beyond the

two year s time which remained of the present administration.

lhe same report included a statement that certain English manufacturers of

linen and other goods were also contem

plating a migration to the United States. Diligent inquiry thus far has failed to unearth any such lirms in England. The large investments of English capital in the United States during recent years, it

is worthy ol note, have been mail. ly In lines of industry, which like brcwiug, are nearly If not quite Independent of tariff fluctuations.

precipitating TTiinam McMahon,

painter, a distance of thirty feet to the pavement. McMahon's brat bone was

broken and internal Injuries Inflicted

from which he will probably die. Mrs.

Rogers was arrested and held for the

rand Jury. ' Breonsn Knocks oat Daaforta.

Memphis, Tests., Sept. 1 Tomaay

-uanrortb. or Streator, I1L, and "Keddy"

Brennan. of Memphis, fought a fiadah flght with two ounce it loves for nurse

of S5O0 at Mound CItv. Ark., about

5 miles from here. The men weighed about 128 pounds each. . Brennan secured

tne first knock-down In the first round

and first blood in the second, and finally

itnockea jJanlorth out la the elchth

round by a terrible right hand upper-cut

ovr sue leu ere. following. It up with a

neavy oiow on tne neck. Both men

were badly punished.

Lsor limy la Chicago. . Chicago. Sent. 1. E

tlons have been made for I.slior l)i .r,

the demonstration will without doubt be the finest ever wltnesuxt in rt.i,..nn t

Is expected that about 33,000 men will participate In the parade.

A FATHER'S SIN

eUertelting them

-wtf voters. ..Iter the tickets

" i

deceiving the

His Illicit Love For

Danghter.

3UILIT OW

WIFK

THB AND

CRIKJ

XOIHIH,

An TJnhungr Villian on tne

Side Polluting: Hi Own HbuaeholdOr this

had been obtainaxl

i v . -.vj r in, sinu oi peajC

r Z' were caiied upon Jetkn, but they paid no atten-

j iw request.

E TO.VGCE OUT.

Btl Assault of IMzhwaymsn i IVnnsTlvanlsw

wo. u .i-i.. pt. I. "Your money ger life" was the demand which met

wi r rin-i, vih a 1 1 -; i a.

. y rt u iRiruuu oi the citr it in ...i.

morning, it came from foot-

and Ruining- the life ot Hi Own8 nd when Francis made a descent

1, ,7 oruiany assaulted and

uib. !S loncrno w.. -..--i

r its root in the attempt to keep htm and his condition, when he crawled

neignoorin iiouse, unable to speak. wpltiab!e. He may recover. A large

Offspring The Mother, in Desperation. Almost 'Willing; to Lt the Law Take the Case.

CM.

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1 1 in roer. I mi l l

CoLcjrars, O., Septi. 4

CRIME mr-re hia. I -

eous in every detaftsJlii &1

! probs-bul Fraxcis

8uof money was taken from him.

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ni pvo. .... Mllill-town. ivv.. vo dok

man Bros, of Lexington. Price 87,500. Castle Nominated. SnixwATEB. Minx.. Sept. 1. J. N.

Castle, of this city, has been nominated for congress on the first formal ballot by

the Democrats of the Fourth congres

sional district. ELECTROCUTED.

Net as a State Penalty, But the Re

sult of an AceldenC

CrxcrxnAn, Sept. 1. Thomas Dow,

aged 22. a lineman in the employ of the

Brush electric light company, while

standing on the fire escape of the Cax

ton priming works building at 35 East

Third street, caught hold of a live wire and received a charge of two thousand

volts of electricity and fell back dead Hi right hand was burned to a crisp.

Til It EE MEN KILLED.

Fiwengea Train Strikes a Beei

Wagon tVltn Fatal Results.

Cxkvklan i, O., Sept. 1. Lake Shore

passenger train No. 14 struck a beei

wagon at the Hoy t avenue crossing at

p. in. The wagon contained Rhinehart

Snyderj Fred Dooley and Michael Daley.

The wagon was carried over 300 feet and

the men were all killed instantly.

reight cars obstructed the view of the

track, their position being a direct viola

tlon of the city ordinance. The engine

was badly damaged.

OHIO FLASHES.

Itei

m l , . m .--I'll' II "13

wm? OVFIi "FIFTY YEARS

this old Sovereign itemed y has stood the

test. and stands to-aay me oei. Jl,w r,r i'tarrh. Cold in the Head

and Headache. Persist in its use. and ofTpet n -.ure. no matter of now

long standing the case may be. For falc by tlrtiffjrists. msy'23twly

Living With a Broken Neck. Seoalia, Mo., Sept. 1. F. J. Woodward, a former conductor on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, who had his neck broken in a wreck July 10.

arrived here on his way to St. Louis. As

far as known ho is the second person who

ever lived after having his neck brokou.

lie wears a brace or cage to keop his head In position. His general health is

good, but he has retired perni-.i uutly

rrom railroading alter Having loiiowoi it thirty years.

Vein of OH Jlscovered. Richmond, Va., Sept. 1. A rich vein

of oil has been discovered by persons who were prospecting for coal near Har

risonburg. hen the spring was tapped the oil boiled up and the opening.

fifteen feet square, wnicn nad been macie

n the search for coal, soon tilled up.

The quality of this oil is said to be excel

lent. The people oi that vicinity are much excited over the discovery. Three wells will soon be sunk.

Health is Wealth!

"iixi I , 11 iaj J ' iiTwCATMnyr

Dm. O. 'warn naavs in Baam Tata.

Ham, a gaarantsed ipssiflo tarn Hysria,u.ssreaa, uuuvbishmm, ms, Iibmi Neuralgia, llnsdsthT Msrroas trostranoa smm oy the ihoI aleuaol or tobssso, Wsksrnlnsss. Mental t ....i. nttmntnm of the Brats rasoltlaa1 In

Insanity and IssiHna to misery, d ay and dta. fisusni Old Am. BaRsnnssa. Loss ol Powst tu sitbs MX. Involuntary tossss and 8psnnat-

T..iiilmiiM. Kaak box eoBtslat

eoe month's traatnMnt. $1 a box. or six boxes luctS, snt by mail prepaid oa teoalptof pries.

WK WCaKANTKK SIX BOXM

To sore any ease. With eaehordwreestredby as tor six boxs. seoompanlsd with as, ws will send the purebassr oar sillies guarantse to rs fond the moosy It the treatmant doss not effset LOnsaaLsMS Usssd only by J. A. Hlan

aOo..droamtas. sole aents, 41Nortta Kittt

trast, ass depot, Bishmond, lad.

05OO lie ward!

wa win mt the shore reward tar anysaaeat

Trc Complaint. Pyspspsia, atok Hssdael , m .tiA. nnMliatim a. ftosUssnsss WS

nosaors wlia Wssra Tsswtabis Uyer PUla, Iks rtlmiHnn. km strlatlv somTJlso wtta.

mtw-stistsatlon. Banc Oostsd. Larm Boxes,

WCST m OO. Bold b;

sopf Inlnr tbiity I

kMtaied only JOHN O.

tosst, dasx dspot, htoliiiionl. lad.

sntsstsTsi and Imitations Ths rsnulns mino-

al. JOHN 11. wibi a u

J. a. HlaM A Oo. drtuontam, i nona awn'

of Interest Gathered From

Buckeye Cities and Towns.

Bei.lairk. Milton Ri din, while mak

ing a baloon ascension, fell from a height

oi quo ieet ana was instantly killed.

Marion. Two year old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Morrow, foil into an open cis

tern and narrowly escape! drowning.

Cantos. t'lyses Voiblct,a well known

farmer, cut Abraham Marchand, a

neighbor, in tho face with a knife, the

result of a long standing feud.

Warren. Johnnie Hopkins, an 11-

year-old boy, was struck by the Eric express and horribly mangled. Evan Owens, yard brakenian, in attempting to save Hopkins, was badly injured.

Athens. Mrs. Samuel Hingham sent

her husband to the drug ftore for quinine. By mistake he brought back-

morphine. Mrs. l;ii)gham took a tva

spoonful doso with nearly fatal res-ilts.

Losdon. Ocorire Killeen has been

arrested for assaulting to kill one Land-

ley, whose wifo swore out tins warrant. Laudley is iu a critical condition from the effects of a blow with a piece of gas pipe- -

Is 1 v.

nd,

'LI

srornan

la com

the

Hat

she

Stal

lti

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Athletics U-t. Lou

Fhtlsdei.pbia, Aug. 31. Athletics 0 000000000 St. Louis 0 4 0 1 0 0 7 0 13 ' Hits, Athletic 4, St. Louis 11; error. Athletics It, St. Louis 2. Batteries, Green and Balnwiu, Stiverts. Fro ,c au-1 Muiiyia. Umpires, Curry and liigfiins.

The ltace. T118 ASSOt IATloy. Clubs Won Loit 1' C Louisville '5 33 .C59 St Louis 09 42 .5-i4 Columbus. 53 47 .539 Toledo 53 4 .Siffl Rochester 51 47 .472 Athletics. 51 50 .504 Syracuse 57 .412 Baltimore. -7 75 .266

Varnlshers Will strike. Nr.it York. Sent. 1. The varnlshers

at this citv and Brooklyn have nxedr

Tuesday as the day for a general strike

for an increase of wages. The strike is likely to Involve from one thousand to twelve hundred men, and if the piano

varnishers join in the number will reach nearly 15,000.

Survey Completed. Champerlain, S. D., Sept. 1. The

Chicago Milwaukee and St. I'aul railway

survey is now completed. Irom tins city

to Black Hills. Surveyors in the em

ploy of the company hnlshed here SaturJay night.

Found her Child Head. ' Georgetown, Kv., Sept. 1. A little

shild of Mr. William Cumley, who keeps the tool-sate between Hinton and Stone

wall, wandered away irom tne house ana

fell from a log Into a little branch aboiK

ten Inches deep and was drowned. The

child was found by Its mother about

twenty-five miuutes afterward.

- Molders strlke.

Joliet, li.l Sept. 1. The molders at

the Jo! let Stove orks weut out on a strike for the same pay Chicago molders

net. claiming that they are getting irom

5 to 30 per cent. less in an micagu

nrices. the scale agreed upon. . tne

f -

works shut down.

Dlacuated with Barrtllaw. OriTEXTLA. Sept. 30. President Bar-

cabinet is disgusted with nts ac

tion in signing the peace treaty with

uivsdor. To show their disapproval of

their action they resigned In a hody.

The president will at once proceed to

form another cabinet.

Brooklyn....

Boston.

Philadelphia. Cincinnati.. .

Chicago

New York

Cleveland Pittsburg.. ..

Boston

Brooklyn ... New York..

hiladeluhia

Chicago.

Pittst.ur-;

jtrekii'l..

ifn'

JUCHM0SD POSrUFFICE.

Oeatral

EOsat Jons

or euisnd ataii.

Btaa lard Time. In

IS ltiuu.

, doss a. m. p m Oolnmbas. P1ttn. " Tork. 4 SO Nrw KDsland and Eastern gtaies tiO la Dayton, Xenl, tprinaflht and lntormeilate points., , . , 0 iBdUoapoU and say. west and northwest Cbica-o, way and northwest 10 M ? s Grand Kaplds Northern Indiana,

Mlentasn anu imnui - -

art

Cincinnati, way and Scathsra

Cincinnati only, express noucti -HO

Indian poll ouly cxpre-a poach If iamb. City A Madlsoa R. P. o. ex

press poooa xor points to dckiih-

srn tiHiisnsw..

1901 1:1

jWrton only, ex press pooch

Ft. Wsyos and points nortli ot rs. Wa at, sx press pooca I Koia -Exprsos poaches ar forwarded by other than mail trains, and contain no way mall. Star Routes: Berrtoe dally exeept Bon 4ay Malls close tor Chester at Vhta s. m ; Oox win. Whltawmtar. Bethel. Arbs. ADlnxtoa.

CUnon and Liberty, st 1.-0J p. nt-t Bsctty-

mtrs Boston and Fair Hsven. Ohio, st l:JU n. . ni.K.tM AMl UTilllunahiiM. Ski 94X1 n m

Baaday ooUsosloa front ssrest lettar boxaa.

Pm" IHAAC JKSsUNaOS, P. M.

Khods Island VJopement. riioviPENCB K. I.. Scpu L Theol

HttiA viliaue of centrevMie is s-j

over the supposed elopement of LV-T Reanleaa. a dark little man, whff is

carriaae manufactuivraiiiLilrrFhomas

Bibeo. sntr-nf-n village landlord.

handsome and buxom blonde, the mother of two children. Kach of the alleged

elopers is about thirtv vears old. Mrs.

Big bee and her husband are both of

good family. Mrs. Bigboe"s father,

Charles Senior, died the day after hi

daughter disappeared. hi d?oease being

hastened by his daughter's conduct

Mrs. Bigboe drew her bank account.

took her portmanteau with her and said she was coin a to Wiiiiman'ie. Conn., to

visit her sister. She did not visit Willi-

tuantic and nothing has be-u heard of

the two since their dU-parture.

The Art at m, Flnsl.

Nkwark. N. J., Sept. 1. A number of workmen swam a scaffold fnm the

roof of the hou of Mrs. J ophin

Uogers in order to reach the n;;p--r por-

tkn of a house adjoining in cirsa of

construction. Mrs. K.wrr ordered the sailld down, but the command was not

obeved with sufficient alacrity to suit

her. She darted Into tne house and soon

emerged with a kuife with which she cut the rope holding one end of the scaffold.

NATIONAL HAGUE. Ton Loti Ct. 71 8o .63 6S 40 .62U

t5 43 .601 C4 41 61 47 .5B4 4S 59 448 SI 72 .3i0 .19 b5 .ISC EKOTHEKII.KI

Hon. Lost.

...65 ...65 ...61 ...5S ...57 ...43 ...42

46 45 41 51 57 60 7J

Cl. .613 .5S5 .575 .547 .527 .430 .411 .S83

the

Contested Klecllon Cases In

House, Tariff In the senate.

Washington. Sept. 1. Bills on the

House calendar will be called up for pas-

ustir in the 1 louse on. Monday which is

suspension day under the rules. vn

Tuesdav. in accordance with notice pre

viously given, the contested election case

of Clavton against Breckenrldge Irom

Arkansas, will be called up and the dis

cusston will probably last for two days.

The rest of the week may be given to other contested election cases or to com

mittees that feel that they have been

neglected. There is also a probability that the conference report on the river and harbor bill will be discussed. The Senate will probably occupy the entire

week in discussion of the tariff bill.

will, In all

Ity, stand cha

against an tSf.

id&a-r?yL ale st

nt kind.

all none

out before th

lie in more

iirht than that

Ci W

incest. 1 he gei!-

feeling againsrofta charged with this offensA is even worse

than that against a condemned murderer. In accordance with the usual sentiment In such cases the feeling against the accused is in his neighborhood-

f lif. . tl. l,url nt a ago-sUfMl

family, one of which is a youu

about nineteen years of age.

mencement of the intimacy betw

father and daughter dates back

mother of the ulrl for about a year."

The knowledge of the terribly crime of her husband has almost set theVv wife crazv. In her anoiiv she k&S re- I rA

a 1 1 j j y ti'iu 11(1 in igiiifM nvi'" " --" intimacy existing between her husband and daughter, saying: 1 ' "My daughter has taken my place in her father's - affections, and I cannot stand it any longer."

The women to whom the story was told each and every one believe what she says to lie the truth. A near neighbor to the family stated

to a reporter that at times the good wife

could not control tiercelf, and indignan

Informed the guilty mau whose naiuc

she bears that she could send him to the penitentiary if she waiiU-d to do so, "but

to such a statement the. guilty wretch

would not reply, aud sieak from1

house at the tirst. opportunity. Th

mother became so exasperated on las Friday night that a row ias preclpi

tated. After a burst of indignation on

the part of the woman she proceeded to'

the home of a neighbor women and lai

bare the story of the cloud which has

hung over her 1-ouie for he past two

years, but which would sooiv burst In all

its shocking details, as for'arance had

ceased to be a virtue and sl bad;Jmost decided to let the law take! its fitntrse. She sjivs t hat, about two wars ago she

noticed that a peculiar faltfriaf vy sprung up between the father sTfTy-"

ter. It was some month

suspected anything, an

then if she had not been

Dy oeing Drought lace to race wi

awful truth. Almost every time the hu

band leaves the house he is accompanied

by the daughter as far as the gate, where

they hug and kiss like young lovers, to

the great disgust of the neighbors.

The mother states that as soon as her husband returns home, the couple in some way manage to c't up stairs, and

It was (lurinsr one of these frequent vlsltsl

to the upper part ol the house that ths

heart-brOKen wife made the startlln,

discovery, of the relations . between ,1M

pair. The revolting nature ol the crime is almost more than the poor mother can

bear and it is feared she will lose her

mind.

Some months ago the girl began to ap

pear In a rat:ter compromising conamon

...! l..w f.,,1...,. .tail., thai romiilw fit tlir

arlous doctors' oihees with a view of ip

aving a criminal operation performed.

Several wen seen, but refused to act Jto' the case. Finally one put in his appeTj

... ,l,.v . o ,,.IB,1 ii ,. tr t ho 7

screams were heard lssvJi1

therefrom by the neighbor!-"

weeks tlie girl was iio

streets and when she wj -v

disappeared. ff f vj4

The names or the rr t,nncir r,-r-, l

case are witnneia in oruaver

may not be defeated amhif tlfi;.

members of the family trem

graced as long as possioele.

will r. -now in a s

time, as the wife and nA'other has de-

ciareu luai sue win humof his own child's ruin Jj does not cease.

Tne State Employ jrlient Bureau. For the week end'ug Thursday, Au

gust 23, the followipg applications and

business have been eported to Commis

sioner McBride bythe free emplnymsat

anencies: t -..

Teledo Situations wanted, mates 03-.

females 50: heln anted, males 138,

males 3fl: noaitions secured. 82.

Davt SiiUailoiiS wan mhi, msin irf

female JT help wanted, males 82. lemalet Ji positionlseeured, 82. ,

Clet aland Situations wan tea, maies

124. females 64: help wanted, males 100,

females 59; positions secured, 12i.--..

Cincinnati Situatlous wanted, males

361, femalea 85; help wanted, males 184,

females 115; positions sec urea, is.

Dlstur bancs.

RAVriSdl. Scot. I Tl.

?asa brings a i vices froia Apia, v Vier dt- of Auirust 12. as roU

takes nsrs

Not Until the Miilflla nf

October

TiL COH98ES9 raotitt.v

ABLE TO ADJOURN.

ta Addition to ths Tariff Qaastion Vhars

suu ths Bill to RsUs-rs Wedsral Courts and ths Lard Bill Other News rom ths National Capital.

WasH1XTOM. Sent 1 Tk. i.ii.n

tlon Of the Edmtimi rilnTiV. I.

Senate does not Indicate the possible time or the adjournment of congress. It will not be possible for tha

Senate to clear op the work by September 19th and Drohahlv nnt h,rvt,iw.. t.

Speaker Reed ia O Unti ia. Mrintr that

an adjournment will probably be had by October Slh. The President. It is known! ?f expect congress to get iw.i Jb lore the miihlL. ai k.r,K-

for Infanta and Chiirfpaat

tamtoas v aui

as wsB adapted ta eaildreB tha

as snpanor to say pranu RAAasmsn.1

that I rl

snuas Onlta. Aismsmm

P-w fttotnaco, IXsrrtMM, aMHS.

ya!sStsaWfrtsSSSsl BBBSBSSBBSSSBBSBBBSnnf

r " nirt "T liiaj Dai H. i

Tsa Itw Btatsmy.

am 's-aa'Www8

hvm It, Toa naav

vrowuea tenemant honses

efflTts or the lor me

' :, '"to regain his lost power. The

fe issued a proclamation warning on4ed natives against forming

fotrigus to place Mataaf in power, Vdof-'sring that Maieton had been

TStd as king of Samoa by the three

end that any Samoan village ' ?'?VuJ?'!H:l against him would be

wasser, a on?

TiDie county M Calloway. miSt farmer.

attivertook 1 ter to nia

ate altUof

vAAyjf

Matrimony. Sept. 1. Daniel

farmer living near off last week with

he daughter of a Dro-

. , . . . .

mt. caiioway lollowed

ie pair. He compelled

y the girl at the point of

gn the young man said

1 Jirt;111 Li

ie rest

easous why he should not

then It has been

'ras married a

illehere his wife

learned that

year ago la now resides.

admits thaiP-he has never been di-

pr x-a ana Mr. Calloway is now preparo have his supposed "son in law"

feeuted ror bigamy.

Fatal Electric Current.

iekmno, W. Va., Sept. 1. A col

jau named Joe Solomon, am

ine Wheeling Terminal Kailtunnel nOW 111 ,ll,iA 9 tfWn-

Mion. stepped on the wire wlrh

the current to the arc electric

usea iu the tunnel headings and tautly killed. An Italian who is

only by his contract number.

3psiedian,e wlre Jus s Solo"iS.v'-' 'T-ut Instuntlv t-Ul

iix mjU' j . . aiac.- ,ho'ked in drawing

fodorf wire- liotQ men idMowis, nether was burned

'-lire-

fj t& in the y Co.'stu

-ay

M-T. ajWer Trust.

to Jtieans,

"1 r

4 l.l

a jua aaisi i

tea

t h rDK.

.. r.

Jturned to Heath.

Pi)BT II iron, Mich.. Sept. 1. Fire

destroyed the Tunnel house, a large

frame hotel at the Saruis entrance to the

St- Clair river tunnel and one of the females employees unable to make her es

cape from one of the rooms was burned to death. Two men who were in the house at the time cannot be found and

it is feared that they also met their death

in the flames. The house was a big

wooden one and was occupied by the dig

gers and shovelers in the tunnel. It was surrounded by little houses, also filled with laborers and it is a wonder

that fire didn't destroy

Absotutcty Puree

Aereamo tartar baklnc powd&t. nigo-

est ol all In leaTeninx strength. U. ffosematesU iZeporf, As. 17t188t.

ff9eaiuaJ

yltrahJ

IV-sPbf Md

1. The sixteen of the United national trust.

trust, the shot

Hplete consolidation

anagement, and the

ring into It surren-

VI existence, cancel

are merged into

laced by an an-

has just com-

U meeting of

aia companies aill

tiivago MontTay.

4 1' tP"' s'M't. 1. )n Tuesday

ni nifrs Aeatn "trlsie..

morn-

rir.ttT.vftii nil . 1 . .. n

s-'wiii go oil a ftrike to enforce

initio iui oi l i-enis uer nour.

i iv.) the moral and tinancial

ce of every Union in tiie city.

nun" jiasTer Dimoors

I r -

niplly

i ae

fir"

f in

are deterr

'e!oro the tr i lh!f 1-iIB

ence of the last days of the session.

in addition to the debate In the House

and the serious differences to he adjusted in conference on the tariff question, . U (.11 . . . . . .

i.uci- is me contest over the hi i to r-

neve the federal courts which is before

me senate and over the bankruptcy bill.

nich seems likely to Dass. and over the

lard bill for which the Senate will

doubtless substitute the pure food bill

for some other measure. Cougress can hardly get away before the first of Oc

tober,

i he Senate committee on Drivate land

claims, through Mr. Coluuitt, has made an elaborate report ou the bill to reim

burse the grantees, their legal represen

tatives ana assigns, of the Puuta De

Laguna Mexican land grant iu California for lands of which they were deprive!

py an erroneus survey made by the offi

cers oi tne cnited States. The graut

was for six Spanish square leagues, to Ik?

selected within certain specified boundaries. The claim was presented to the United States general land office and confirmed February 5th, ls."7. Immediately west of the grant a prior irrant has been made known as the Guadalupe ranch which was also confirmed in due form. The Saeratnento District. Washington, Sept. 1. Secretary No

ble has sustained the decision of the gen

eral land office rejecting the claim of the Central Pacific Railroad company to certain tracts of land in the Sacramento land district, ou the ground that while the land is within the primary limits of

the railroad grant that they are mineral lands, and, therefore, the railroad company has acquired no rights thereto under its grant. The decision from which the company apealed was made upon the petition of S. D. Valentine.

- M AltO TO f 1COVK

It is ;arti

nte the author

f their intimacy

Counterfeiter Arrested.

sati, Ohio, Sept 1. Miles notorious counterfeiter was ar-

on the Newport bride by detective

of the United states secret

and lodged in the county jail, hundred dollars aad a self-action

found on his person but no

it money.

nse Damage by Rain.

Sept. 1. The excessive rains,

serious nooas, nave con-

O-Swlss frontier into a

jpVds of houses and immense

crops and pro-

,'ss kinds.

Jssolln Explosion,

.rt., Sep 1- Miss Ida riesutlfal yottig lady of ninevitof'as filling i gasoline resera Vori 'l tenltei nd exploded.

"-I tor 7 was frightfully burned Zj l V" and body, every thread of f personating consumed, ht- r untold sirlinv she died.

1 1.

I sax. v

I I Di

I l t ia'Iircomi byH

I irtr! JJlT.. Sept. I

W ii "AnI I I

flJ

Will be the ( hartres Aaalnst the San

rranctaeo Itlnir. Sax FBANfisfo, Kept. 1. The charee

made by M. W. Fox, cf the mininir stock

association that Hale and Norcross share

holders, have been robbed of about two million dollars through the operations of

a corrupt ring will be hard to prove. Said a prominent broker: "It is an old story and has not affected the market." Mr. Fox, who brings the charges of crookedness, says in explanation of how the branch mint at Carson could be used by a schemer: "Senator Jones is the

president of the Comstoclx Mill Co., wheih controls all the mills operating on the ores of the mines which are beinir

robbed. He is also with his friends in control of the Virginia fc Trukee railroad, on which ores are shipped, and of

the Virginia & Gold hi 11 water com Dan v.

wnicu cuts a large ngnre in tne minino uiuimiiuuiiDu, r .van vviiliams. wha

is manager and three-fifths owner of the where bullion from the mines is taken. The cashier at the bank is also by federal appointment secretary of the United States mint at Carson City, and In that capacity takes care of the bullion which is taken into that Institution. Thus the matter stands, the accused parties apparently being the least worried of all those concerned." WAR TO THE KNIFE.

ins ceijaurs or

il In the last

one, which occurred if I " U In the mom-

In 17 thru. iiiu wr aTrs-

Tlr ssrspsa, Thslr

aged 1 years;

months, and Ann

years. The aggregate

small, as the fires were nmmnt-

ly extinguished.

lThe occupants of the tenement house

in most cases narrowly escaped death. Rushes were made to the windows in frantic efforts to get out, and many threw themselves oer the iron railings

ot me ere escapes, where they hung nn

in rescued by the firetuen. In addition to the Injured mentioned, a baby of Annie O'Keilly. six months old, was so

naaiy burned that it will probably die.

Keveral of the teuants who were aroused

rrom their beds by the alarm, became

dazed and groped their way through the

smoKe-niied corridors, from which they were taken out by the rescurers. One fireman was overcome - by smoke and re

moved to the hospital.

TO KE11EEM iO, OOO,00O.

Secretary tVlndom's tfrond Circular

on tne Four and a Half Pereents. Washington. Seit. 1. SeeretarT

Windom has issued another circular offering to redeem twenty millions four

and a half percent bonds, at par with Interest to and including August 31, 1891, at the treasary in Washington, or at the

office of any assistant treasurer of the

L nited States, providing they are pre

sented for that purpose not later than the 16th of September next. Notice Is

also given that after the 16th of Septem

ber, or whenever the twentv millions

shall have been presented, redemptions of four and a half pereents will be made

only at the treasury department at

ashington, and upon such terms as may hereafter be made known.

QUIET WAY8 ARE BEST.

Canal Lands.

PefJlar eases have been discovered ia

which three pieces or property in Logau.

O., now held by three parties, bmirrri

Roberts and right, in reality oeiong to

the state. The cases are parallels.. j.

history of one explaining the hnner In

which all have been possessed! xhe

state become possessor or the pronertv

way back in isjj ana tne present alleged

owners owe ini-ir rignt to tne property

oniv by a system oi quit-ciaiming and

illegal deeding. X

Engineer and Fireman Klllee

Shawnee, Ohio, Sept. 1. A sertsn

accident oceured a few miles from here J day on the C. S. and H., railroad h)

which engineer tdward Hill and hrema

John Scanlon were instantlv killed. TChe

accident was caused by the engine jj""-' Y tj

mg the track at a curve, him

was taken to his home, at -Sew

to-night on a special train.

eat. ..

N. A. Dan-

elected speaker. of the rlday, was overaome by

.itement at one o'clock

on the street. At this rriting

able to recognize any oni., - y 8sn-toKa suicide.

TOO A. N. Sept. 1. Jolt- .

-4 aged about 35 years fatally.

U in the : head in his room at v

Ifl yerelal hotel. He registered Irt fj f York Aug. 27, but later Tette.

L4a fiis pocKets icaa iidvuciri

at Peoria Illinois was his home. ' He

IVlved in Saratoga July 7, and boarded s Waverly hotel until Wenesday B when he changed to the Commercial ' fX Corouer Carr has charge of the

llv-JLetds Poison ths Water. ?iekson, Ind., Sept. 1. James W. ilrry, who owns valuable residence

rty 1n- the western part or tne

c has brought suit to recover jso.oixi

fa the American wire and rod mills

t recently moved there from Coviifon. The cause of the action lit In the fact that the offal or refuse frsj the wire mills, which consists of rjonous acids and lime, is turned Into

lean's branch, rendering it poisonous

&4 unfit for any purpose. This stream

through Mr. Saulsberry s suburban

and detracts largely from its

and value.

Between the two Republican Factions or Baltimore. Bai-timokk, Mi., Sept. 1. It is war to the knife now between the two republican factions In this city. Neither will submit to a compromise and both propose to make nominations for the city council. It is a fight of the administration winning against Antls. The latter succeeded in obtaining the control of the state central committee and proceeded to dispose of Emll Budnitz, post master, Johnson man, and the chairman of this city the executive committee. The latter refuses to recognize the authority of the state (committee and is now arranging for the primaries. There will be two sets of candidates in every ward and the democrats will owing to the split make a clean rweep. The anti administration or Henderson crowd, say they care nothing for the local ticket. The purpose is to knock out the administration, which has snubbed them by sending anti-Harrison candidates to the next national convention. Tba Democrats enjoy the fight. - RIDDLED WITH BCI-LETS.

What's the us of worrying, Of hurrying , And scurrying. Everybody flurry hlit. And breaking up their restt When every one la teaching- as, Preaching snd besseehlag ua To settle down snd end the fuss. For quiet ways are bast. The rain tr at trickles down in showers -A classing brings to thirsty flowara; Sweat fragraooe rrom each brimming ens The gentle sphyra gather an. There's ruin In ths tempest paSh; There'a ruin las votes ef wrath; - And they alone are blast ' Who early laarn to dominate Themselves, their violence abate. And prove, by their serene estate. That quiet ways ara best. Nothing's gained by worrying. By hurrying And scurrying. With fretcuur sad with flurrying The teanpar often lost; And in pursuit of some small prise We rush ahead sad srs no wtas, . And and the unwonted exercise lr doty right eJongT avowant tbey u raise fuT OsjBAka themselves ridiculous. Their atrutigto w--- - And nobly stands each test; And ever day and all about. By scenes within and scenes without. We can discern, with ne'er a doubt. That quiet ways are best. Evangeua. A oat belonging to Henry Wiese, of

Fort Wayne, gave birth to five kitted,

all of whom are united together from

the middle ot their back to their una.

aila Siamese twine. The feline quintet

wm in good health at laat aooennu.

hfisfl inn r -i

JassmsasasasMsassssTJi? I OF 7 AINTAIHINSg' I FAIK BAis.jfT-'w-

m. Trmin and Beat tos

Oi "

1 avinnni iffWethr J Fe

sensibllitr a M an Carrying 1aLpk bo Tickets The Tickets sxe Tswa5a-1 .

Bobbed His Father.

axapolis, Sept. 1. Andrew

V Jr., a dashing young gentleman

1rlr nir in hid f.thr't low.

is a fugitive, and with him

h and $1,500 in jewelry, dia-

hich he abslrafted from

i "i fVfl

V. . . . . m

nmy ana roooery oi

but the affair was

Jiised ana . bushed up. - Mr. Sr. will now prosecute.

A Patriot Who Would Die But Never

Surrender. -

r-Orrr or Maxico via GAt.viiSTos.Sept. X. A San Jose S. lie.. Guatemala des

patch says: "Everything was prepared

to capture the revolutionist lien. .Martin Barrundia who was on board a parsing American steamer. The port cap

tain, boarded tne the steamer ana aemanded the surrenderor Harrundia from Captain Pitts, who answered that he

-would deliver up the revolutionist and

Invited them to Iiarrund:a s cabin. I he assistant chief of police.Captain Calderon and three officers were among those who went with the captain to the cabin. When there Major Toriello made known

to Barrundia that the captain of the

vessel had decided to deliver him up.

Barrundia thereupon opened Bre with his revolver upon the party who answered his fire. Barrundia fell riddled with bullets. His body was taken to the port

captain's office.

Mrs. Elizabeth McCracken, of Orange

county, aged 84, is dead. Sixty-five years

of her life were spent in the homestead

where she died.

Chaie'e Barley Malt Whisky being

rioh and nutritious, builds up the eyetern; being free from all imparitiee.it hea a pleasant, etianlative effect

Henry Cutter and Fred iSeeeelman

ole agent for Biohmond. 25 dlw

Sick Maswlarne. LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILLS

CURE SICK HEADACHE. Dyepepia. Indigestion, Constipation. 25o. per

Box, 5 ttoxee tor f 1. If or sale oy an

draggieu. a przadwiy

Sore to relieve. There ie no failure

n Simmon Liver Regulator.

Tba First Step.

Perhana you are run down, ean t eat.

oan't sleep, can t think, ean t do anything to your satisfaction, and you won

der what ails von. xon e&ouia beea

the warning, you are taking the firei

step into Nervous Prostration, ion

need a JNerye T ome and in jueetno mcten you will find the exact remedy tor restoring your nervous system to its normal, healthy eoaaiUon. Surpriaing results follow tne US ol langnslMsrT Tonio and Alterative. Your appetite returns good digestion is restored, and

the Liver and moneys resume ncaituy aotion. Try a bottle. Prioe 50o. at A. O. Luken & Oo'g Drug Store. 6

BLOOD POISOS1XO.

BtmoTlnc at

gar sao4a

stroyed A. Cowardly Sheriff Wouiet Hot Interxatre.

Iowa trop Report.

.Dwe .TTftio-A low A. Seat. 1. This

fcekl bulletin of the Iowa weather and on service savs: Corn is maturing

ite rapidly, and two or three weeks of t vorable weather will place the bulk of a cron bevond danger of injury by

vasts. Sorghum and broom corn are in

promising condition, and late potatoes

ktiV vield bevond previous expectations

Bf Jsr,t it short bv untimely frosts. Pas-

-anrps have been ereatly improvea, ana

Chicago, Sept. 1. A special to the Tribune from Little Rock. Ark., says: Saturday at 12:40 p. m., as tba Little Kock train pulled into Morrillton, H was surrounded by 1,500 Democrats. Georgs

W. Small, a citizen of Conway county, -.-.-.1 , S a-WWa . f .Ke-aas C -e S.

w e tsUijiUK i ,wu s iiiuu a-iwi g'hnj i..a f j a r,-AOia and county tickets. He was swuckfU Plowing is in progress.

the head and knocked senseless.. The tickets were then taken by the TJemo-

crais ana aestroyea. . j,

The immediate cause of the treub

was the desire to get posse" 1 -the Union Labor ballots ' wreak vengeance on George" Small, who is charged by A. Democrats with the offense of organ.

Grand army posts. The union labor anu.

Republican tickets had been printed in St. Louis to Drevent the Democrats from

la the Fatal Result ot

Corn. . ... . c i.

Rlgler. formai 4T ' ;

scope news room, of this city, and wea

known in Masonic circles througnoui

the State, is lying at his home slowly

nearina death from blood poisoning.

caused bv the removal of a corn from

Ms left foot.

Shortlr after the operation the foot

swelled to abnormal size, and then gan

grene set in. The flesh began to morti-f-r and (imn off nntfl nothinst but the

framework of bones and tenaons remain

ed. The rot then spread on the leg, ana the flesh began to drop off.

Xo alternative remainea out amputa

tion, which, on ay-count oi bis age ana

weakened condition, has not oeen resorted to. His fate, therefore, is sealed.

I r-MaIaa

Ci tmanT eJ niesa my gratitada ,f 2 lasl. affliasad would try it. I

$m it wwld ere tliam. Mm. Lttla ULowj. Sprim: Gtvv FU. WnU .ke. RI.1J RssraJasa Co AtlaatsV

io. raltein-tseaiaxi. SoWby all

W a

hays fcasvrd , a sals i met a!

roursell be one ot the many who know

irom personal expenenee rast now good a thing it is. If yon have ever tried it. you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it ie that when onoe given a trial Dr. King. New Discovery ever after holds a plaoe in the house. If yon have never need it end should be afflicted with a ooutu, cold or any throat, lunar or cheat t rasbla.

secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It ie guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles tree at A. U. Luken & Co.'e drug store, 6

atrichia passes ft raws. Three vears aro I was attaaksJ with

kidney trouble, which in a few months, terminated in Bright'e disease. My physician failed to cure ma. I triad

different remedies and received no benefit until my husband persuaded me to try Dr. L. tiurdiok'e Kidnev (hire and I

am delighted to say it has done iu work beautilully. producing the desired re

sults of making an efieotoal our. I would recommend this valuable nodi cine to all suffering with kidney or liver trouble. I am very sincerely.

Mrs J. F. Bodinx. Camden, N.J. Oct. 21st, 1S89. Prioe. 75 cents and tl 00. Ham nts

bonis ire. For sale by A. G. Luksn

uo. - eeptl d3 Don't suffer from Dyspepsia, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. The usual treatment of catarrh is very unsatisfactory, as thousands of de-

spamng patients can testify. A trustworthy medical writer eays: "Proper looal treatment is positively necessary to suooess, but most of the remedies ia general use by physioiana afford bat temporary benefit. A cure cannot ha

expeoted from snuffs, powders, douohte and washes." Ely's Cream Balm is a remedy whioh onnbinee the important nqaisiites ot qsk action. sDecifie

eurative power with perfect safety and pleasantness to the patient 1 dw2ar

Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ

reawrlptlone of all pajrslctana

Acouratelv eom Bounded at 11 A

Steele's drug store Southeast oorner ot Sixth and Main where von oan find tha

largest stock of toilet articlss. aartu-

menes, oosmetiea. sponges, hair, bath. shaving and tooth brushes. Trass fit- " ting a apsoialty. All tha leading patent

meaiotnes ean be found on my shelves. My stock ot drags and ehemioau oaaaoa b exoeUed ia towa. Also sols agent lor Van Wert Balsam for the throat and lungs, which I ean recommend to U as a superior remedy ffi ernighe Z,n),Z 7Zr?! u. "r or mom

mohlSdlyr Headache, indiceation. and all disor

ders ot the liver. Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures.

Tne Wonderlal rawer. The kighest structure in the world is

Eiffel Tower, at l'aris. 1.000 feet high. But the great disoovery of Dr. Franklin

Miles is certain to tower tar above it ia promoting human happiness and

health. Thia wonderful nerve medicine builds up wornout systems, eures fits.

spasms, headache, nervous prostration.

dizziness, sleeplessness, monthly peine, sexual trcublee, eto. Mrs. John K.

Miller, of Valparaiso, Ind., and J. D.

Taylor, of Logansport, Ind., gained 20

pounds a month while taking it. finely illustrated treatise on "Nervous Die-

eases" and sample bottle ot the Restorative Nervine, tree at A. Q. Luken &

Co., who guarantee it. t Children Cry for Pitcher! CwtggW AmlearBwllae, The new ointment, samples of whioh are being distributed throughout tho city, is a splendid ointment tor cuts and sores ot all kinds. Try tho sample and then purohaso a 25 cent box ot Wampler, tho druggist, 730 Main etreet. 1

rues. Piles, riles.

LOOSE'S BED CLOVER PILE

REMEDY is a positive specific tor all forms ot the disease. Blind, Bleeding,

Itohing. Liloarated, and rrotrudmg

I'mimm. - PUs 0a 7d

gists. aprSJdwiy.

ek uvea' a-iias.

An inanortaat diaaoVsTT. ThaT net Oat

tho liver, stomach and bowels through tha nerves. A new principle. They

speedily curs biliousness, bad taste. tor-

Children Cry for Pitcher1 Castoria. bid liver. pUee and eoMUpotion. 8pUI did for men. woman and children.

Smallest, mildest, sorest. Si doses tor

Osalaaa Clswi

This now preparation for renewiaj

the vital foroee by replenishing the

blood, purifying tho fluids ot tho body

and stimulating the secretions, is on

sale at Wampler s drug store. Soetheu

list oi home mdorsemsaU. flporbotuo.

1-daw

cents. Samples tree at A. u. Jjoxom

Co. menaHdwom

Yon will seldom need a doctor if yoa

have Simmons Liver Regulator.

Tarn Bht Baxtx ia tho world tot

Oats. Braises. Bores. Uleers. Bait

Haeom, Fever Boras, Tenor, unapp

Haada. Uhilblaiaa. Uormi. ana all ci

. - .

KraptiOBw,and poauuvaiy earas rxiee.oi ao pay reoirwd. It in ganrnnteed at

n.en Etby was sick, w ga7e Iwr Castoria, W hrn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, Whea she becams Xias, she chug to Csatons,

Whea she had CtukLrsm, sbs gae titaaa Castoria.

srva nawtaM sstllaaaaBlonu

rudad. Prise Z3 eenta per box Jr

sale by A. a. Laken k 0a.

r..

"lTsarf-

IMEN DIART FIRES

Of ?ST-

Result in the- Serious Injury

era I ew orirr.. Krw York, Sept. 1. Fires that were plainly of incendiary origin started in six different localities in Brooklyn last nutht and early in the morning and resulted In the injury of several persons

and the arrest of two men on sus

picion of being the incendiaries. Two of

la st nnaat work o!

r Franklin Miles the noted special

;.i-t;,m maav new aad startling facta.

Tk.. n iwmnls are alowlv noisoaiag

themselves, weakening their heart by tha nae ot tea. coffee, tobacco and aleho-

hoL These aro Heart Whips, causing . Keet ramill- thus aTTadnallv wear

ing it oat, producing shortness of breath " " . r ! atJa sail aliAnt.

when exercising, pains w j.. hnnsrw and faint SDells. Finally

lieart failure ana iniaea usua. w veaA end irritated hearts tho cress

everywbero highly recommended the Haart Cara disaoverr by Dr

franklin Mils. Which IS IOT SaiO a A.

Q. Lukea A Co. 6 T. ran si Baal Cssmtbi

TT "T)r Kumar's Couh-Cure (Coa

samptioa Oil.) It relieves quickly, stona tiekiina- ia the throat. Backing.

Catarrh-dropping, Dsolinejiight-sweat.

aad prevents daata rrom eoasumpuoa. Prien 2Sa. Famohlat Free. Binchamp-

tnsL. N. H. Bold, raecammaadad aad

aaraatawd by A. Q. Lakaa h, Co dw

Those doll, tired looks and unpleasant

taaiinaw sneak: to lames. UT. xkiiniar m

you thiol beauty. . Price f 1- 'silr Z7 " tree. Biaghamptoa. N. Y. .Sold, re

commended aad guaraatandby A-

Lakaa & Co. - w

No euro-air or untried remedy will

re as does simm

mono Liver Regulator.

euro

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ooean Weed Heart

Remedy." It regulatacoorrecU aadro-

lisvee quickly and tares the most ats-

traasing caea. -noe ooc wa i.

phlottxea. JSiagnamton. xi. a. dom reoomeaded aad guarnntood by A.O.

Ta ran

Use "Dr. Kilmer'B Swamp Boot Kidaey. Liver aad Bladder Cora.' It relieves quickly aad ouree tha moot

ahronie aad oompueatad eesee. rrica

&0o. aad $1.00. Pamphlet Iran. -Bing

ham pton, N. Y. Bold, rasonamawded aad gaaraatawd by A. Q. Lakaa Co.