The Exeter Advocate, 1895-2-14, Page 5Joy Inexpressible
Another Boy's. life Saved
Health Slighted by Scrofula and
Hip Disease
Perfect Cure, Happiness and Health
Glren by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Bxeter, N. 1L
"C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mss.:
" I cannot praise Ilooci's Sarsaparilla enough
for what it has done for my boy. Some four
years ago, when six years old, George was
attacked by hip th :e nso in bis right leg. 'We
had to get hint a pair of crutches, with which
Ire was able to move about, but became
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hadlydeforme(i. 'We had to hue his right iea
lanced just above the knee. In a few weeks
second sore broke out, both discharging freely.
Agonising pains afflicted ]rim, he could not bear
to be Moved, his growth was stopped and
na vmiu!!. einiSlCHAfIGEDRI'fN19UNDER
OYERSTUDY AND TOO
RAPID OMR OF-
TEN
PROMOTE
DISEASE.
We see Sallow and
Boodles Faces and
Attenuated and
Lank Bodies.
Fie Was a More Skeleton.
He had no appetite, and it was hard work to
make liim eat enough to keep him alive. .A. few
weeks later we had his hip lanced, and follow-
ing this feat other eruptions broke out, making
eight running sores in all. Wo did all we could
for him, but he grow weaker every day, al-
though we had three of the best physicians.
As a last resort we were prevailed upon
by relatives who had taken I ooci's Sarsa-
parilla with beneficial results to give the medi-
cine a trial. We got one bottle about the first
of March, 1892, and he had taken the medicine
only a few days when his appetite began to
Sie improve. When he hnd taken one bottle he
could move about a little with his crutches,
which he had not been able to use for the 1/re-
ceding three months. We continued faithfully
witttllood's Sarsaparilla, and in 0 mouths he was
Able to Co !Dressed
and go about the house without the crutches.
He has now taken Mod'sSarsaparilla regularly
for eighteen months, and for tbe past six months
has been without the crutches, which he has
outgrown by several inches. The sores have all
healed with the exception of one which is
rapidly closing, only the scars and an occasional
limp remaining as reminders of his suffering.
lifood'ssaPCures
Hood's Sarsaparilla in his ease has truly done
wonders, and he is claily gaining in flesh and
good color, IIe runs about and plays as lively
as any child. We feel an inexpressible joy at
having our bey restored to health, and we
Srsila' in the terms otaaaparlMits.
IIEnYMUlPY
Exeter, New Hampshire.
Mothers Not 847ciently on
the Alert to Guide and Coun-
sel Their Daughters.
Hood's P lits are prompt and efficient, yet
easy in action. Soid.by all druggists. 25c.
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CURES WiitllE ALL ELSE FAiLS.
Best Cough Syrup. 'tastes Good. Use
in time. Sold by druggists
et, . r fi.. , ya A . .4
Paine's Celery Compound
The Great Brain Food and
Flesh -Builder for all
Young Girls..
The Hyams Brothers, of 'reroute,
Are Under Arrest.
Overstudy in school and in the home,
confinement for hours cacti day
badly ventilated buildings, and a too
rapid growth of body, very often pro.
mote disease and suffering. 'I•housauds
of young girls are sullbi'ing to -day.
•They may be seen goiub to and coin
mg from school. Their sallow, bloodless
faces, their attenuated. Or lank forms
indicate disease.
Mothers are to blame for the unhap
pj aid dangerous condition of their
girls. They streegly encourage their
slaughters itt one dirt'etiou--cramming'
the braiu— but uegleet to warn them of
the rocks stud quiuksauds on which
many precious lives are wrecked. The
results are often terrible. Headache,
nervous prostration, debility, irregular
itiesof rhe syste m, dyspepsia, liver
troubles and other forms of disease,
bring quite en artily of young girls to
the grave every year.
Wise and prudent mothers, when env
symptoms of danger assail their girls,
iuvarsbly use that great brain food and
flesh builder, Paiu's eatery Compound.
This wonderful medicine enriches the
blood aud gives it a free and healthy
circulation; it braces the nerves gives
physicial strength, promotes good di
gestion, aud' gives sweet natural sleep.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANC'E.S
Over a Year Ago the Alleged. Vidian Was
lydund Peal—tie Was the Brother
i u -Law of Ou,e of the Arrested
parties and Was Heavi.
ty Inured.
TORONTO, Feb, 13.—Dallas T. Hyams,
aged 35, aud Harry 1a. Hyams, aged 89,
both brothers and both Americans, who
have been residents in the city for nine
years, coming here front New Orleans,
were last night arrested on a charge of
murder. The alleged victim was a young
Englisltmttn named William C. Wells,
who on Janitary 16, 1893, was found tyin
dead at the bottom of the elevator shaft
of the warehouse on Colborne street of
Hyams Bros., with whom' be had beeu
employed as a bookkeeper. Deceased was
22 years of age.
The explanation of the death at the time
was that Wells )vas making some repairs
at the foot of the hoist and it fell upon
his bead. A coroner investigated the case
and concluded no inquest was necessary.
Deceased was insured for $86,000, $31,000,
being carried by the 9ltttual Life Insur-
ance Company of New York and the
balance in the Mutual Aoeideut Associa,-
tics.
The policies were payable to deceased's
sister, Martha, who at the time was
engaged to be married to Harry Hyams.
The policies had been issued but a couple
of mouths previous. 7:he New York cone
pany investigated the case, but found no
evidence of foul play, and the honey was
paid to Miss Wells, and in May last she
was married to Harry Hyams, and they
shortly afterwards removed to Montreal,
returning to Toronto weeks ago and took
up residence with Dallas Hyams, at 57
Gould street, where last night they were
arrested•
The police refuse to disclose the Nature
of the evidence, but it is understood the
following facts are counted against Harry
Hymns: The premiums on the policy were
paid by him, amounting to $384, and he
was atone in the warehouse with deceased
when the fatal accident occurred, Since
thou it has been learued that Evens en-
deavored to get insurance policies on his
wife, the alias Wells that Was, to the ex-
tent of $300,000 in different American and
English companies, and this fact imsy
have an import,•nt bearing on the arrest.
i11rs. James 'Thomson of Camille was
fatally hurt by a bullet from a rifle in
the hand of the hired man.
S+'or Over Fifty rears.
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED 1$ETtEiw.—Mrs
Winslow'srlcothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers
for their eholiren while teething,with per -
feet suooess. It soothes the chd, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic
and is the best remedy for Dlarrlieia. is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Lruggiete In.
every part of the World. Twenty -live cents
a bottle. Its value is inualeulable. 13e sure
and ask fur Aire, Wiaebow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind
Now is the Time.
The benefit to be derived from a
good medicine in eerily spring is3 un-
doubted. but many people neglect tak-
ing any until the apprt ash of warmer
weather they wilt like a tender flower
in a hot sun. Something must be done
to purify the blood, overcome that tired
feelhtg and give necessary sreugth.
Vacation is eaurestly longed for, but
many week, perhaps month:l, must elap
se' before rest can be indulged in To
impart strength, an 1 to givit a, feeliug
of health and vis•ur throughout the sys-
tem, tht're is nothi g t,quol to Hood's
Sarsaparilla. It seems perfectly adap-
ted to overcome that prostration caused
by change of season, eau ate or life.,
and itt hike it tones and sustaius the sys-
tem it purifies aud renovatest he blood,
H. M. S. liambler will be added to
the North Amerman ague dr
n this
year.
She is a third-class gunboat.
London, Huron and Bruce.
Tina TABLu
( 0INGNottrx—
Landon depart 8.06 A nt 4.80 r lit
Centralia- 9.07 5:17
EXETER, 9,22 6 00
Heneail • 9.87 0 is
Hippon 944 6,20
Brucefleid. 9.52 6.28
Clinton ... 10.12 6,56
Lnmlesboro . • 10.29 7.14
Blyth1b 98 1,28
B elgrave 10,62 737
Wi n g h am arrive........ 11.10 8.00
GOING Souris— Passenger
5.85AEt 8.261'(1
8 60 3.47
Passenger.
dROTHERHOQD OF ST.' ANPREW,
The Oiileerr %r 1>e4•41irsrr—Qfop
t1,, Vvfltiof
Wooes'roczr, Feb,on11O,-•-The. convention
of the l3rotheritood of St. Andrew opened
on Saturday With corporate yo)ninullion,
at which the Lord Bishop of Huron was
the . 'lebraut. Afterwards the members
eeeembled at the town hall for business,
when questions of importance be the.
brotherhood were taken up and discussed.
At the final business session, R, V,
B. e RCoogmemrsittQee.Co,f 1RReusgosluo, ncsh, aprmsneodf
the eotntnittee's report Among the re-
solutions passed was one recommending
the bolding of the next Annual convention
at Montreal In the fall of 1896, and also
recommending provincial conventions for
the coming autumn. W. P. Robluson,
Woodstock, presented the report of the
Committee on Representation, showing
that 15$ delegates representing 58 chapters
had been present.
T. R. Clougher, chairman of the Nomi-
nating Committee, presented the report
recommending the following for the coun-
cil; N. Ferrer Davidson, C. B. Wattsa, '1'.
R. Clouah, R. Montgomery, Spencer
GOVERNOR O'BRIEN RESIGNS -
Because Ile Was 'Not in IIar,nony With the
vvbiteway Govesaniient.
ST. Jolla, Feb, 13.—Sydney Woocls,Jolin
Dunphy, George Tessier and Thos. Jack-
men
ackmho will resign their seats in the Assem-
bly to perinit Hoary Woods, George Emer-
win, Plclwarcl Morris and Robert Bond to
obtain seats. The election; will be hold
about lurch 20. No opposition is antici-
pated in any constituency.
It is reported that Gov. O'Brien has ten-
dered his resignation to the Iutperal au-
thorities. The rea0ou asstMired for this
step is that he. feels that he i.s not fn • har-
mony with the Whiten -ay ministry.
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The nig 1 ire at Harrow.
WlonsOlt, Feb. 13.—The town of Har
rove, located about thirty miles from
Windsor, ou the L. I, and H. R. R., stif-•
ferecl a severe conflagration yesterday
morning. The fire started just before one
Waugh, R. B. Street, J. C. Gatto and L.
H. Baldwin, Toronto; A.. B. Wiswell,
Halifax; H. C. Tilley, St. John, N'.B, ; W.
Wells, Montreal; John F. Orde, Ottawa;,
R. Vashon Rogers, Q.C., Kingston ; W. P.
Sweatman, Winnipeg; 0. F. Yates, Van
-
waiver ; Wm, Baker, Niagara falls ; and:
W. P. Robinson, Woodstock;, aud they
were accordingly elected at the meeting,
of the uew council held subsequently. N.
Ferrer Davidson was elected president„
R. Vashon Rogers, Q.C., 1st vice-presi-
dent; A. R. Wiswell, end vice-presideut;•
Spencer Waugh, secretary ; and R, O.
Montgomery, treasurer.
Yesterday the aunual sermon was
preached by Bishop Baldwin, He took as
Ms text from Romans: "A Servant of
Christ Jesus." In the afternoon fully
one thousand men assembled in the Opera
House at the mass meeting for men. At
the final service, Rev, G. G. McKenzie,
Brantford and Rev. J. C. Davidson deli-
vered the closing sermons. The farewell
service was conducted by the rector, Rev.
X Farthing and WAS most solemn and
No other medicine in the world eau o'clock in 'i`''eston's taller shop, anti the
flames spread witia great rapidity to the
adjoining stores and dwellings, 'ihe list
of stores aud dwellings destroyed in elude
Webster's tailor shop, Burrell & Wright's
barbershop, SGi1t1rGO. 5"ell'general. store,
Roseburg's harness shop and dwelling,
and the bakery aud dwelling of W. S.
Wright. There were also a number of
bares and sheds burned. The damage and
insurance as nearly as obtainable is as
follows : Ed. Webster, dame e 3800, no in-
surance Straith & Co., 512,500, insurance
34,000; W. S. Wright, 82,000, insurance,
31,000 • Roseburg $3,000 insurance 91,000;
Burrell & Wright, $1,500, insurance 9300.
The origin of. the fire is a mystery.
give the tatisfactory results that flow
from the use of Paine's Celery Com-
pound. It should be the (those') medi-
cine for every young girl who is deli
sate, weak and sickly. Mrs, A. R.
Stinchcombe, 19 William l;t., London,
Out , writes as follows: --
Dear Sirs: -1 think it a duty to writs
you for the benefit of all who have del-
icate children, and to make knowu
what Paiee's Celery Componnd has
doue for my girl. She has been deli-
cate all her life. 1 have tried many
medicines, and have had her under al-
-opatltic and homoeopathic treatment, Ai, Old Bliser's death.
with but little belle*. Almost in des TORONTO, Fell. 13,=Iu a little lint on
pair, and as a last resort,' tried Paiue's Pape avenue Timothy Lynch was found
Celery Compound, and after using three dead. he is an old man who has lived
bottles she is now perfectly well slid there by himself for seine years. In the
strong. I have also used your medi summer he made it living by market
cine myself for complications arisis.g gardening. In the rear of the house is an
from ot erwork and loss of rest, aud ani orchard, and last fall, it will be remember -
greatly beuetitted thereby. I would ed, he shot it lad wbo was stealing, bis
strouglt urge all who are in any way fruit. Lynch has led a miser's life for
some time. The place in which he has
been living is a miserable hovel with all
the windows boarded up and the place
desolate. The neighbors did not notice
au y smoke coming from the chimney and
Win MIA in, depart
Belgrave
BIy*1• 7.03. • 1.01
Lonrlesboro, 710 4,08
Clinton 7,30 - 4.28
Brueefield 140 4 46
$ippon .. 7 57 4,53
flee salt ........ 306 458
E xS'ri]It 8.26 6,12
Centralia .......... 9,40 . 5.28
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YE0RSO
NN'S
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THECOOK'SBEST FRIEND'
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
impressive. 'Farewell addresses were
given, at the close of which the delegates
departed. •
The convention, besides being more
largely attended than any other previous,
was also marked by greater enthusiasm
and spirituality among delegates, As
traffic is almost suspended here the dele-
gates will not be able to get home for some
days.
NOT PLEURO -PNEUMONIA.
afflicted to d as I have done, "try
Paine's Celery Compound," and be cou-
viuced of its wouderly curing power.
Notice is gazetted of the iuccrpora•
tion of the Batik of '
b1'innf ea on investigation found the old man stark
Winnipeg, and cold. A savage watch clog, which he
Common sense. kept to frighten orf intruders, bad to be
Should be used in attempting to cure allot before the house could be entered.
fluoftess of Oxrom Sages
THE MOST MODERN
ATTRACTIVE HANOES,
EVER PUT ON THE IQA6%ETt a
Our Patent Duplex Flue
Insures an oven that works
uniformly in all parts and is
perfectly ventilated.
The Fire Lining
Procted "by the draft 'roI
the Puplex Flue. Last*
double the n ual tide. •
A Perfect Stove
Guaranteed in all respects.
MANUFACTURED FIT .
The Gurney Foundry Co., L'trd Toronto, 011L
For sale by H. BISHOP & SON. Exeter.
An Expert's opinion of the Cattle—Imper-
ial Elea e !lutes.
LONDON, Feb. 18.—Professor Nochard,
the eminent French expert, has examined
pieces of the lungs of a suspected Canadian
animal, lauded at Autwerp, and upon
which the Belgian Govermeent placed,
Canada upon the cattle schedule, The
professor is unable to say that the disease
is really pleura -pneumonia. Indeed, be
throws much doubt upon the assertion
that it is.
This report, in connection with the ab-
sence of the • disease among the recent
arrivals of Cauadieu cattle here, should
cleaned the Scottiscleaneduwhich the
farmers 10511 ahipmen are 'walking for the.
removal of the British embargo. In the
House of Commons yesterday Right Hon,
Herbert Gardner, replying to Mr. John
Ellie, hL'1'., said:leere were three cases of
inspected Canadian cattle discovered at
Antwerp, from the ships Hispauia and the
Scilia. He adds that one of these was a
lord case. His authority for so saying was
the fact that a large ilninber of the most
experienced experts were consulted and
they appeared uu animousin the eouel usio n
that the disease was contagious pleuro-
pneumonia. Cousequently, bir. Gardner
said, Belgium prohibited live cattle im-
ports front Canada.
In the House of Commons yesterday llr.
William Metonym, M.P., Ayr district
Liberal, desired the Government to pro-
mise to refuse to assent to the Canadian
Copyright Act, and request Canada t0
insert a clause making the assent of an
author a coudition precedent to the
appropriation of a copyright by a Cana-
dian public here, • Mr. Sydney Buxton,
Parliamentary Secretary, replying, said
the Secretary of State for the colonies was
slow considering the correspondence. Be
could make no statement at present.
that very disegrteable disease, catarrh
As catarrh origin Lees in impurities in
the blood, local applications can do no
permanent good. The common souse
method of treatment is to purify the
blood, and for this purpose there is no
prepara:iou superior to hood's Sarsa
parilla.
Hood's Pills cure constipation by re-
storing peridtalti4 action to the alimen-
tary caItal,
There is no news yet of the missing
steamer La Gaeogne.
EXETER
PORK
PACKING
..OUSE.
Government Aid to Dairymen.
MOicTuEAL, Feb, 13. --Mr. Angers, Min-
ister of Agriculture in the Dominion
Cabinet,adelressing a meeting of dairymen
yesterday, said that the Government had
decided to assist the butter -makers by
accepting through the Department of
Agriculture all winter butter at 20 cents
apound, which voul•t be shi
pp
edt
o the
English market, The announcement was
received with much satisfaction:.
Shot the Itui•glar.
OTTAWA, Feb. 13.—Wtn. Mortimer, of
Monerual, and A. Winslow, 'Toronto, two
r
n• engaged in tr -
• en a e
•were y
b t
lain
u g fa
professionala 'e at
iug to crack the safe in the postofptc
Gatineau Point, when Smith, the post-
master, tired on them, wounding Mortimer
in the leg. Winslow got away. Mortimer
is now in !lull jail.
A Chesley Woman Suicides.
CHESLEY, Ont., Feb. 13. --Mrs. William
Cruickshanks committed suicide while
la)oritg under mental depression. She
lads found suspended by the neck with a
scurf tied to a bedpost in her bedroom.
Live Hogs Wanted ,that will abed found life was exbtnet. She leaves
weigh from 120 to 220 ° hnsbatul ai,d tt large family of children
Will W b to mourn her rash tat.
pounds each.
I am selling at the Packing Hottse
Store, spars' ribs, tenderloin cut-
tings„ pickled pigs' feet, pressed
totsgue, head cheese, sausage, be -
eon, dried beef and pork.
As I haye engaged &Ira -Harness
to attrii)d to title part, our custom-
ers will find all to he first class in
every respect at lowostcash pri3eS.
Now is the tittle to get your crock
or pail filled with pure . lard aS
prices are liable to go up.
Ci. mi Prop.
FIRE AT PORT HOPE.
he
bad a pain. and can grin when ban.
once by using Panalt Davis'
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maggneasaseemeassiselalealeinalla
9A
Sold and used everywhere. Awbole medicine'ehest nG,
by itself. Kills every form of external or internal pain.
Doss:—A teaspoonful in half glass of water or mills (worm I eoweenleut).
ook s CottoliRoo Bicycles,
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COMPOUND. Sewing Machines,
A recent discovery by an old -s' d• f1 dye
h i Successfully used Baby C ary.,Ca es
physician,
monthly by thousands of
safe andretiablemedieine lis- And Musical l e ew
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place of this. Ask for A v ys7 v Y p
Cooh'e Cotton11001 compound, take nosubati- IJd,.a,t7t1 XJ..1ta,.`K>-L6 o• ' °`
tate, or inclose 51 and 6 cents in postage in
letter
and we willsend, sealed, by returnesaf. Ful se
particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only. a
stamps. Address The Cook Company,
Windsor, ont., Canada.
'old iuE:eaterby.i. W 1 iowi,ing, i•reggist
Ladies. Is the only perfectly {M •
Charles Gingras, a 18 -year-old Montreal
boy, was smothered by tho caving in of a give the people of Exeter
snow house on Thursday. Two other boys and vicinity,—
wereburt. ,
C B 1.' 'd and Heard
We are the only firm
who, make a specialty of the
above named goods;, and
therefore claim that, we can
ongressmeu rec'turl gt •
came to blows and caused a commotion in Greater Bargains!
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton on Friday. i- Choice
John M. Lord, ex -treasurer of Loudon Greater
West, pleaded guilty of stealing 81,700
from the municipality, and will be sent- '
Lowest Prices.
enced on Thursday.
Mr, Thomas J. Watters, acting Commis-
sioner of Customs at Ottawa, has been
arrested on a charge of embezzlement of
Government motley.
Near Ornen)oe on Thursday night Thos.
Foster seized an iron poker, knocked Wm,
Faulkner down, and beat Andrew Faulk-
ner almost to death.
At Sutton Falls, Que., on Friday, Mrs.
William Bates was struck by a train
back-
ing up water; and
mangled frightfully,
htfnll
y
,
dying in about an hour.
It is said ex -Detective Fahey, of Mont-
real, will soou be liberated from peniten-
tiary. IIe was sent for fourteen years,
and has served half that time.
The Brooklyn Board of Alderrueu have
passed a resolt'ttion revoking the franchises lR•=fl A R B
and licenses of the trolley railroad com-
panies
i>
by a vote of ten to eight,
John Dugar was blown to death and
five other menseriously injured at the S HOP!
Westiughouse electric works at Brinton,
Pa. Gas generated in an alcohol barrel
and exploded.
It is rumored in Hamilton Oaten agree-
meat has been made in New York by which
the T., H. & B. Railway would be taken
over and run by the New York Central
Railway Company.
Trinity College Scheid 'Burned to the
Ground -fully Insured.
PORT Flory, Feb. 11. -tire broke out in
Tranity College school at 11.30 on Saturday
:sight. The fire originated in the room of
Prof, Watson by a coal falling from a
.cove, Mr. Watson bad left his apart-
ment only 15 minutes when he • was
alarmed by the smell of smoke aud rush -
am: back he found his room in a blaze. It
is thought that the ltu'np in the room ex-
•.loded as soon as the Blaze •reached it and
alcreased the volume of the flames, The
tire had gained such headway that the
efforts of tbe masters could not check the
lrogress of the flames. The occupants,
.ucluding one- hundred and fifty boys and
sweaty -five plasters and attendants were
.eon aroused, tend escaped with very little
eottiing. Most of their trunks were car-
ried ons, but the loss to personal property
is considerable. Mr. Watson lost his per -
At tial effects on which there was no iusur-
ace
• ie taken to the hotels
boys were tri . The
;end to the residences of citizens. The
school Was insured for $45,000. The in-
surance was divided between the follow -
;ug companies: Royal,Engiand Liverpool
a11(1 Loudon and Globe and Caledonian.
'l.'ttera was an insurance of $16,000 on con-
tents of building aud chapel. The total
1
•na5u
loss is estimated at over . , c00. The work. ,
ischool will reltv
interruption. the St, Lawycehalha-
ing been secured for this purposes and the
tsetool building will be immediately re-
built. Thanks to the efforts of firemen
and citizens Dr. Bethutte's handsome
residence on the school grounds was saved
from the flames. ,
A. Seat on the Bencit. for Curran.
MON'rlr'tIAL, Feb. 13. --It is generally
stated in Conservative circles here, and
accepted as well-fottnfled, that }lou. J. J.
Curran, Solicitor -General, is about to ire
raised to the Superior Court beach to fill
the vacancy wised by the death of Sir
Francis Jahnsoar.
{Vent ))OWI* 11 itit all Hands.
ri.ktrt'A;t, Feb, 11.—A despatch received
from Liverpool states that an American
schooner, supposed to lit,
the Clara 1.
hiend,• Was totally wteckecl near there
and her entire• crew drowned. Already
Seven bodies have been wasaled ashore
au 11101e p1lr1tiottlatrs are available,
t,%
The latest and newest at-
tachments for all our goods
can be had by calling at
our ware-rooms,—One door
north Dr. Lutz's drug store
PEIIKU4S
;
Celebrating Lincoln's Anniversary.
CtrloAcao, Feb. 13,e -The 88th anniversary
of Lincoln's birthday wits observed here
yesterday With more oeceniony than usual.
The banks, Board ofi'racle, stock exchange
and 411 the city and county offices, with
rhe exception of the police and fire depart -
meets, were closed, The schools were
open, but the sessions were devoted bo par
tattle songs enc! recitals.
11111 Cook Will 11° No Dior° Mibolilef.
Porth Sri11TI1, Ark,, Feb. 13,—XI», the
United States court yesterday Bill Cook,
the notorious outlaw, was found guilty
on hall a dozer} counts and seiiteuced to
50at Alban-,
ting
u ten ,
' t the e i y y
years )r t p
N.Y. no will start for Albany today.
A lei{; gotta llleritrOyed,
MT, HOLM, N. J., Feb. 13.—The large'
winter hotel owned by the Forest Spritfgs
Hotel Company was destroyed by fire year
terday, Loss;$1501000; insurance unknown.
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shaved and hair rut, give Ike
Dearing a trial. He is located
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tel in Bissetts old stand.
Special Attention
is given to ladies and childreu
hair cutting, ladies bang's
trimmed and curled latest
style for 10 ate Hair work
such as' switches Bangs curls
Puffs. Wigs and topics a trial
Selected.
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Ladies' and. Children'
Haircutting,
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COMMERCIAL LIVERY
First-class Rigs and Ho r ;S
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