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THE ENTERPRISE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13; 1889.
A Woman's DUooTry. '
'Another wonderful dUeo-ory
! keen niauand tht too by a lady In t.ns
ouuty. Disease lastened it! clntchei (
pon her and for seven year the with
.etond IU severest, tens, but her ltl ,
ryans were undermined and death
iwiued Imminent. She bought of lis I
K,.t.i of Dr. Kine's New Discovery to
tonsnmdtlnn ami was so union relieve'
11 lakinsr first dose thKt the alrpt all
ightand with one buttle has been mi
VHUulnutly cured. Her name Is Mrs.
E.uth'-T Luta." Thui write W. C.
Haiurlck4 0o.,of8helby.N. C. GetM
; free trial bottle at Adiru' driK (tore. 3
" The Population of Wellington
It about 8,000, and we would say at leant
ne balf are troubled with aoine affection
fthe throat and lungs, at those com
plaint are, according to statistics, tnore
umerout than others. We would advise
11 our readers not to neglect the oppor
unity to call on their druggists and get s
tHiltls ot Kemp's Balsam for the throat and
lungs. Trial size tree. Large bottles 60.:
nd f 1. Bold by all druggists.
. Bncalen'i Arnica Salt
The best salve In the world for twrs,
bru'sus, sores, ulcers, salt rhejtn, level
tores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
euros and all skin eruptions, and positive,
ly cures pih-s, or no pay required It Is
. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2o cents per box.
For Bale by WoosUr Adams. Uvl
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. D. Bult, druggist, Bljpu, Iiid..
fc-St'nVst "lean reooilllin-ii.i Elt-cirir
Hitters a the veiy tiesi remedy. Evry
kotile Hold ha given relief u every
ese. One mm tok six Iwtt es and
was eureil of rheuuiailsui of 10 year
laiuling." Abraham Hare, di-ngi-t.
Kellv lie, O., affirms! " I he bent ell
lug nv'ilictne 1 have eaer handler' In
any 20 yeart experience, I Electric Bt
sera.', Thousands of others have addeil
their testimony, to tht the verdict i'
Unanimous that Electric Bitters do
i.re all diseases of the liver, kidney-
r blood. Only half a dollar a bottle
St Adams' drug ttore. il
Detroit, Mich., March 8, '88.
IV. U. H.HAUo: .
Gentlemen I hail a very severe at
tack of riieuuiatisin. After taking a
few doses of your Ar-lhro-phon l-a, ob
tained relief. Have taken one bottle
id am almost entirely cured.
M.tf 'arpall,fl35, Bragg street.
For tale at Felt's drug store.
A Grateful Clergyman.
Rev. I'hot. Rlchey, formerly presiding
elder of the bortlwn N. Y. Confer
enue, glvds this opinion of a popular
remedy : "I have founrt Van Wert's
Bilitatu to be a wonderfuleffectlve med
icine frthe lungs. I haverecommeDd
e It to several of my friends who ar
suffering from onuNumptlon and almost
tniraoulout beneflta have followed It
-e. I am of the opinion that If taken
tu time It would affect a cert. In cureoi
IMS dread disease. 1 would urge all
who are suOerlng with tung and throat
troubles to try It. Trial size free. E.
W, Adams the Leading Druvglst.
t mil
' English Spavin Llrlmentremovesall
Hard, Moft, or Ca'lous-d Lumps and
Blemishes irom horses Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney King-bone,
Biffes. Sprains, all Bwolleu Thrusts,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of one
koule. Warranted. Sold by W. E
Adams, Druggist, Wellington, 0.44-281
Bangor, Mich., March 21, '88.
To whom It may concern :
This is to certify that I have suffered
all winter with asevere attakof rheu
matism, and was about to ask to be re
' lieved from my position, as I wat not
able to work. After trying many rem
edies and getting no relief, 1 ssw Hill's
Ar-tliro-phon-l-a advertised. I asked
our iiruggipt tu order some tor me. I
eommenoed taking It as per dlreciious
and received good results from It with
in one week. Arter taking tnree ooi
tletlaiu hippy' to tay 1 am nearly
eared, although I shall continue
to take Ar thro-phon-l-a until I drive
the disease out of my system. 1 can
artalnlv recommend It as the best rem
dy for rheumatism that I know of. and
annottay too ujucd ii. ravoroi it.
M . Remington, .
Agent U. A W.M.R K,
Bold by Fred. D. Felt.
The Eandsomekt I sdy
In Wellington remarked to a friend the
ether day that she knew Kemp's Balsam
fur the Throat and Lungs was a supeiior
remedy as It stopped her Congo instantly
when other cough remedies bad no effect
whatever. Bo lo prove this and oonvice
- jou of It merit, any drngglst will give ou
a sample bottle free. Large size 50 cents
' and one dollar.
Detroit, Mich,, March 12, '88.
W.U. 11111 A Co.:
Gentlrineu lhave for yeart been
sufferer from Chronic rhcumttlrm ; at
timet very severely. During a late at
tack I have experienced more relief
from taking one bottle of vour Ar-thro
phiMi-l-a than from any remedy I have
Hitherto used. Its action has keen very
prompt, and without an derangement
I the stomach or other organs, i am
o much pleased with its action that 1
shall uontlnue Its use when I have the
Id trouble to anmbat sgstn, and recom
Bend It to my friends In like affliction
Resnertfullv vourt.
8. 8. Robinson , IS Bralnard St.
Bold by r.l). Felt.
BniOHT't DisRAsa Ccrkd. Thret yesn-
ago 1 was attacked with kidney trouble,
vblchlna few months terminstra
Brlghl's disease. My physician sslsl nv
, esse was Incurable. I tried differen
things and received no benefit until
friend persuaded me to try Dr. BurdlckV
Kidney cure. 1 sent ana gnt one nottie
tefore that was half gone I felt a change
One bottle removed from my body an'
limbs fifteen pounds of watt r, which hai
leen very bsdly swollen I nurd trlv'
bottlet and was entirely cored, tod nevet
' IimI any return ot the disease since, I
wosld recommend thia medicine to a1
. pffnrlng with kidney or, liver trouble, t
which I we my lire.
Respectfully yours, ' V '
' i Elmkr ilArasOit, Wncnbury, N. J.
T5 cents and tl.1 FD Felt. 451m
' Itch.Msnge, snd Scratches on hnmsn
Sr animals cured in 80 mlnotes by Wool-
lord's Bsnttsry Lotion. ' this never mi
-Soldhy K.W.Adsms,DfBgglst, Welling.
A
Six
Thousand Weavers
Blver, Maea,
at Fan
Eflfnse to Go to Work Until an Ad
vance in Wages is Granted.
Mennftetarars Aataimdad at the intent
of tha Birlko Fifty Mills Khut Down on
Aoeoant f tha Trouble. -Fau.
Rivbr. Maa, March 11 The weav
ers' strike for an advance In ei which
occurred yesterday is one of the most gen
eral In the hUtory of l.bor tnub es here.
The waavluj deiurtments of fifty mills se
practically shut down and about 8,000 weav
ers arts Idle. Those who refu-ed to strike
do not all' gothor own er more than half
enouRh to ke p one mill tolnfr. The ex'ent
of the strike is quite a surprl .e to the man
uf clurera, who exported that o.ily a few
mills in the outskiit would be involved.
Tliey thoi glit the h Ip wou d be ao much di
vided aa W the v I do n of a strike at tba
present tun that this clroi m tince would
disorganize t e movement in a few days.
The operatizes are v ti much pi ed at the
unanimous seutiineut of reMsti.noe dis
played In their ranks and pr d ot at early
viCry. They ehiiro that they oun afford to
maintain the sti l ie for seven weeks. It Is
the prevailing impression that the msnu
fsctinrso nirivenn alvac at patent
prices for cloth and on 1 1 afford to curtail
pruductlo i for e ea a shirt per'ol. The
board of trsdfoays, however, ihnt no sd
anm wl I be given and a bitter struggle is
ant'op led.
' Three tbouiand wearers met In masa
n e i luft In the pars yesterday mornlnor. Re
port to tlio executive committee of the
union ahowtd that tha vreavqr in every
print cloth mill In fie c'tv hart quit work
and that the strilto w a general. Weavers
on wide roods at a few mills hod gone to
work, but were expcoied to oome out Ad
dreaaas were made by members of the ex
ecutive commit toe congratulating the wesv
ers on tho uoceiu of the striko, as shown
by the large number of wuavera out and
urging all to stand togother. A Ptew xora
newHuaper man who Is a member of the
Central Labor Union of that city also ad
dressed the crowd, urging uuitod acll mand
the Importance of organixatl'iD. It was an
nounced at the meeting that the agent of
the Pocaaiet mill had uttered a compromise
and wanted to meet a committee of weavers
to listen to a propos'tlon which he had to
make. Another meeting will be neld at the
park at ten o'clock this morning.
Borne of tl mills advortisi d that the
wage of strikers were ready on application.
The strikers wore warnel bv their friends
that this was a trick, and did not spply.
Hsd they dr iwn the wag a they wonld have
forfeited what is due them for weaving the
cloth now on the looms.
Abaadonad Oil Ptrlit Again rrodnelng.
FaARRLiif, Pa, March 13. The completion
of an oil well at tha Kynd farm, on Oil
Creek, Saturday, whloh atarVsd off at the
rate of forty barrels par day with no signs
of dooreaalng, haa caused a revival of in
terest In an old held thought to have been
thoroughly exhausted two do-aie a?o, and
there la a rush for leane. Tnlsj weelt a
number of new wells will be In prqrross of
drilling, and onarattoDS will be llvoly in the
vtoinlty of the new well, in view or the
large walls recently struck in the territory
supnoaed to be exhausted at Pleasantvllls,
Bhamburg. Flthola, Walnut Bend and at
points In Rockland and Cranberry town,
shine, many are of the belief that Venango
County I sttil a good oil Held. The Stand
ard Oil Company teems to coa-dlor this tha
case, and fu aoent are taking up leases in
several localities and Oil operations are
again booming.
Carnegie's Important Railroad Deal.
Camton, O., March 11 Andrew Carnegie,
of Pittsburgh, haa, with a company of New
York cap! allsU representing t7.rjoo.000, se
cured control of the Valley railway by the
purchase of a majority of lie stock and with
the Pittsburgh, Cbartiera & Youuhlogheny,
and the Cleveland, Youngstown ft I ills
burgh railroad, running from Phalanx on
tho New York, Pennsylvania ft Ohio to
Berghols to Jefferson County, O., a few
miles from Wellsvllle, O., two roads under
Carnegie's control, will form a through
Pittsburgh and Cleveland line, parallellug
the Cleveland ft Pittsburgh railroad and
giving Canton a Pittsburgh line competing
with the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne A Chicago.
A connecting link will be run from the Val
ley mad bore to strike the Cleveland,
Youngtn ft Pittsburgh at Paris, eleven
miles east of bore.
Most Give Notlre of Changea la Rales.
WAsnmnTOM, March 18 Tho Intor Btate
Commerce Co nml o i has ordered that all
advano s and reduction in Joint rates,
fares and e'mrget shown upon joint tariffs.
eittablUhed by eomtnon carriers subject t
the prnvlsl n nf the not to regulate com
merofl, alia I b mado publla Every sui
advance or r duotionshill be so piblUhed
bv plainly prl it ag the aame in lara-a type,
two copies of which shall be posts for tho
ue of the p'ibHo In two ron'pl :uous places
In every d pot where paaengers or fi eight
are received for tran inortatlou. Pucb
schedules shall be im .to J ton days prior to
the taking effect of any al anoe, an l three
days prior to the taking effect of soy rjdue.
tlon.
Prohlbltlen Moremeot In Pennsylvania.
PaiLADai.miA, March 13. Prohibition
was given a big b om In Association Hull
yesterday. Thq miulstera of the city gath
ered there In convention and began their
battle for the constitutional prohibition
amendments by adopting live strong resolu
tions and pledging thema-Jlves to work to
gother in tho coming campaign for tota1
prombltina In Pennsylvania. The ohII for
tha convention had been signed by over n
ministers, roiiresontlng twenty-four denom
inations, and the ball was crowded.
Fireman and Conduelor Killed.
Rxaoimo, Pa, March 13. Beniami
Walker, fireman, aged twenty-three years,
and John Gil doer, conductor, both of Tam
qua, were killed Sunday night in a railroad
wreck at HU Rioholaa, on the rhllade'phli
ft Reading road, near Ahlund. The wrack
was caused by a defective frog, i Fourtoer
cars were demolished. The loss is estimate):
at 110.000. A brakeman, whose name wa,
not learned, had his shoulder broxen.
Careleaa Rnllraad Kmployes on Trial.
Maccr Ciiumck, Pa, March 12. The trial
of the Lehigh Vallyy f4ilroad employes wli(
eausod the Mud Bun d ster on the 10th o
October lost, by which sixty porons los
their Uvea was begun bora yesterday. Ueo
ry Mayer, the engineer In char re of the lo
eomotive whloh crushed Into the trail
stauding on the track ahead of him, Is thi
principal derondsnt. jcmineni counsel wit
appear on both sides. i
' FHaa f ghsnra Are-ate" '
5aw Toiia,, March 18.Fortar poUramei
raided tha Roandale Athletic dub rooms a
00 Monroe street lust night and arrestat
John ifoOrath snd Cornollos Keefe, wht
were engaged la a prise fight, and stxty-fln
ex tua buu spssiators.
NOT YET SOT.
The Fate of the Steamer NlpBiO
Causes Borne Anxiety
Among- Naval Officers at Washington,
Who Foar That the Worst Ee
portg May be True, . .
And Thi tha Reported Battle With
Geruiau (Innboat Will be Continued by
Offia al Ailrloet. .
Wasiiinoton, March 13. State and Navy
Department o 01 ours . generally place ao
credence wbateverln the reported battle be
tween the German corvette Olga and tha
United Bt ilea war ve sol Nlpi o, in Bamoan
waters. At the State Department no Infor
mation concerning tha r .mired battle has
yt been ' received. The depiirtinent haa
taken no stops to ascertain whether the pub
lished accounts ai-e true or not
Commodore Walker, the ohlef of the
Bureau of Navigation, doos not feel in the
least worried about the alarming rumors.
He thinks the department woo d have re
ceived information ot the battle had it oo
curred, and he does not care to cable to the
naval olUcer stationed ut Auckland for asiy
Information. "There's not a word of truth
n any of these rumors," said the Commo
dore yesterday, "and I do not pay the slight
est attention to t iem."
Meanwhile naval offloars and officials of
thj Hi ate Department are waiting auxiously
for a confirmation or a denial of the story.
While must ot the naval offl ters are dis
posed to pla'je little credence In the ao
oounta, then are still a few who believe
that an engagement ha take'i place.
Mnnuk at uliout Bim 'an affairs, nncVnffl-
o-r of the Htato Drp i t-ncni. said yeteiday I
"It would bj very a.y forUerm my to keep
buck new fro n Kamo i for a iun time. All
the in tils from B. i o t to Auo'ila id are car
ried on uorman SH-l uud if the offle ra
of thatgovorument w .ntod to cot eft all
source, of Into ma ion they could p event
any v.-sads vthati-'er fron leivlng the
Islands. The rumor tha' the Nfnslc h i-been
destroyed it ha'tlly to b believe.!, tliouh
Bistnurck may have, while t r teollig to
reoe i negntlatlona given seer t orders to
th o Hoorsof tbd .ermmne t to bri ig mat-
tor to a crlls. snd if ibis is the ca e t'tdre
may bare b ei flghing between the two
nnval forces and Oermany may b) keeping
b.ie ttiS aiws."
The Uuitod Slate steamships Trenton
and Va idalia wore due at 8 t-noa before tho
end of Feoruary, though t ielr arrival haa
notyotbjeci reiioi-ted. It Is exiet id, Dow
er, that word will be rcoeiveJ from one
or both of them within the next few daya.
Tba Vand ilia w.ta expsoted to arrive first,
as she had tho a I vaulars over the Trenton
of beln able to e ial at Honolulu on her way
out These vessels wou d both re on tl elr
arrival as soon a polble by the first ves
sel leav o lor Auckia d after their arrival
at Samoa. If Admiral Kimoerly found any
sorioui ch inge in the t ill of affairs at tl
Ulands he would not likely wail for a trad
ing vessel, but would send one of bis own
vess ls to Auokland with dispatches, unlofa
the situation was so aerlous that hj cou d
nut spare oae of the vessels ot his small
Beat.
Inventor Rrteeeon's Knnaral.
Naw York, March 13. The funeral of tbe
late Ciplain John Eddiaon, the word-re
nowned engine r and inventor, took place
from Trinity Church yesterday. The acred
tdlfoJ was crowded w.th friends' ani ad
mirers Of the deceased. Two offloars from
each ship at the navy yard and one officer
from each dopartmunt were p e enL near
tbe altar rail stood a cross about threo feet
hUih. composed of Ivy, lilies of the valley
and panaica It was a tribute from the aon
of the deceased, Baron J. J. Ericsson, now
In Bwede i. There were a number ot other
floral tributes. Rov. Morgan Dlx, assisted
by Rev. Mr. Hill, conducted the services.
Tbe platoon the caakot bore the following
Inscription! "John Kr o.son; died March
8, LSU; aged e ghty flve years, seven
months and seveu days." After the serv
ices the body wn talc in to the cemetery on
Second street, where it was placed tempo
rarily In a receiving vault Its final resting
place will be the native land ot tbe deceased.
A Crasy Nihilist in Chxlns,
CntcAOO, March 13. Oeorgle Dienstro
Viich, who last summer sot fire to the gov
ernment powder m igazlne at Hitka. with
hA az-Unnsrledirnd ditelvn of blowlno1 nn tho
.nu. r.,u-hMl hnrA Vnnrt iv en ro its frnm
Alaska to the National Insane Asylum at!
Waahington. he having boen adjudged In-
sane. He wus in charge of United States
secret senrics officers Willclns and Arnold
and was shackled to tbe latter, besides being
Ironod at the wrUte, knees and arilcl-s. The
prisoner aays that be is a Russian N.hlllst
and that ha will yet free the dowo-troddon
people of the civilised orld.
A Cowardly Attempt at Harder.
Jacksom, Micb., March 13.-William Ca
hoon, a wealthy farmer residing In Band
stone vll a-je. some time ago received a
threatening Wllte Cap letter. lie treated
It ms a joke at tha time but late Sunday
night aa bs sat alone reading, he was tired
upon from tbe outside by a man with ssbot
gun. Part of tbe charge took effect In Ca
boon'a log. He ran out, revolver in band,
and pursued the would-be murderer for
somo distance, but being wounded bad to
abandon tba chase. O Ulcers are on the
trail. Cahoon saya he knows bis assailant.
Mek Conarreestttea.
Washikoton, Maroii i3 As a result of
exto-ure on Inauguration d iy, flf ten Cn
gie siuen a a more or leaa ill and oonfl,,ed
to their rooms. Ex-RpreaenUtlve Byrnes,
of Colore lo, is dangerously ill with a com
plication of diseaaes. Representative Lee,
of Vlrglula, Is still quite sick of pneumonia,
Representative Buch..nan, of NewJe soy,
who haa pneumonia, .s better. Keprusauta
live Laird, of Nobraska, is still very ill.
Representative Cutohoon, of Mich gan, is
much better, and will be out In a day or ao.
Pat Kooney'a Kimoultlee.
Axao!, O., March VI. As a result of the
trouble between Pat Rooney and one of ths
lajy nienibors of bis company while Rooney
was In oxlcatel, Bu"di y all th'i m mbjrs
of tha con p ,nv, luulud ng Mrs. Rooney and
her dui.gliUir Katie, started back to New
York Monday, leaving Rooney b iro. They
bad good business, with dates mada into
May. . ...
John L. on Another Spree.
Nsw Havsk, Conn., Ma ch 11 John L.
Rulllvan arrived here from Brldgep.it laat
evening and la alternating between tbe
Ulube and City Hotel bar-rooms, and having
a lively time. A number of Yale buys are
assisting In his entertainment. The polios
are determined to arrest Sullivan on tb
first show of vlolenoa on bis part
Kllrala's HI aster.
Baltimoxb, MJ , March 13. Jake Kllraln
left for Nsw York but night, whenoe bs
will sail Monday for Liverpool . Before
leaving EUrain said be did not beilove But
II van bad any Intention of fighting htm. For
this he was very sorry, aa be believes that
as sure as the sua shines) he eon id knock
Bulllvan out
A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
latereetlng Hlete ef ASaihrs at tha Hssetsl
OsplUI Oaosee) by tha KxlaSeae at Tve
DlSTareet foliee Boards, Steesi ClutBln(
to be Legal-How tba Trenkle Orle
s Baud.
Isdusapous, March 13. Both houses of
the Legislature adjourned sine die yester
day. It transpired late in the afternoon
that, all the 1 1 Is pas ed over the Governor's
veto by the Democratic majority are In such
shape thst they are bound to fail. : Tho con
stitution requires the signatures of the
Fpe iker of the H use and President or tba
Fenate to all bills and Joint resolutions
passed by the l egislature. Wbea the
vetoed bills were rspasse I they were sim
ply sign -d by the clerk of the House and
the secrets y of the Bonate, and In this
form deposited with the Secretary ft State,
Instead of going tbrou th thi hands of the
Governor, as the s'atutei requiro.
It is maintain d by opponents of the legls
la f n tbat these are fa a', d f -eta and that
a'l th se mea ures, among whloh are the
1 w creating boar I of publio worics snd
ollloars for Indianuplls, fire and 1 0 Ice
boards for Ind anapilis and E nnsvllle, the
bOHrd depriving the Ooyruor of his ap
pointing power, etc., sre null and void.
Ti e polloe and tlteo mmissioners seleeted
by the Legislature for th s city met yester
day morning and filed their bonds. They
bold oomm tnloni signed by the Hpeaksr of
the House and the secretary of the Benste,
the Governor having declined to commis
sion them. After formally organising they
selected a secretary and C p ain Colbert, of
the present force, aa superintendent of no
lice.
' Captain Colbert appeared at police head
quarters last night uud demanded that Su
perintendent Travis surrend r to him the
control of the polios nflloors, but the latter
declined. Colbert then read a list of officers
aoiwintcd by the new bo ird who were in
structed to appear at the c ittrt bouse to-day
s:id be sworn In. The list of appolntmeota
by tie new board Indud a number of ofll
cennowonttie foT. Whether thoy will
n pjrt as ordered bv the new board Is doubt
ful. The new cm nNilo 'era alio selected
a now fire chief but for somo reason failed
to make a demanl for prslnn.
TERrTfIC EXPLOSION.
eenteen Mea Injur-d and On Instantly
Killed by tho Rur.tln ora Holler In tha
Cleveland Kolllnf Mills-fhe HaHding
Demolished.
Ci.svst jkp, O., March 13. Monday after
noon one of the battery of boilers in the
large hammer shop of the Cleveland rolling
mil a at Newburg exploded. Beve l 'en men
were InJiTod, one kll el and the building
was wrecked. The hammer shop w slocuted
at the north end of the mills, between tba
C ft P. and Nypsno trsok , Five boilers
wer-in the battery and one of them ex
plodiid The roof of the building fall In snd
the whole shi p was badly wrecked. An Im
mense crowd gather d lm nedlately, but tba
people were kept back by ropes. The other
boiler bad been shaken by the explosion
au I it was feared they might go op alov
John Barr, a helper, was near the boiler
when it exp'oded. Be was Instantly killed
and bis body was fearfully burned. Aneoa
Bee, a Polack. was terribly hurt about the
bead and body. Tom Darcy, foreman, was
dangerously bruised snd cut about the head
ml breast. Peter Patten waa hurt on the
head and body. C. Newman received slmi
lar Injuries. John Crosby and son were both
Injured about the bead and body.
These were the mott seriously injured.
The names of the d sen or mora others
who were hurt could not be learned. Offl
dais of the mills refused admittance within
the gates to all who were not connected
with the mil's Tb Injiirod men were taken
to their homea as fast as they wore removed
from the wreck.
I ' Coal Operators Kxrtt-d.
PirrsncRon, March 13. Coal and coke
operators are all worked up over a bill
wh ch bas been Introdue d iniba State Leg
liiatoro, entitled "An act to promote the
safety of persons employed in and about the
coal mines." It provides for the appoint
ment of a eomml-slon of five persons who
shall decide upon a xystem of mechanical
apiwratus for the detection of explo
sive gs.es in mines. The bill Is be
ing pushed In the Inters-1 of a cor
poration tbe owner of the only appira-
tus which ran be used under the terms of
ths bt L The coil of nutting in the appara
ti s would ave'-am SIOOW at a low estimate
for each of the MO mines in tho State a
total f m 0,ono and tho cost of extra men
to 'rei it In nrd r would be at least fj.000
oermine. or 11,(100 OtIO annually. Hemon
I strunoes are being circulated among all tha
cal and oe onepilore protesting sjalnst
J the pa-aage ottneom.
CUanank ra' label la Not a Tradn-Msrk.
Bt. pArn. Minn., March 14 Tho Cigar-
makers Proteollve Union of this city re
ecived a decided sot hoi k yesterday lo a de
cision by the S promo Court reversing by
vote of three to two the order ot the lower
court It is held bat the device pluood on
b iesof cigars mala by the union mem
bers indicates only that the cigars sre msde
by some member of one of the unions, and
it Is not a legal t rale mark. Tba dissenters
hold that the members of a union should
have the benefit of the suparior reputation
nf Its produo s In tha niarkot, resulting
from their superior skill, snd tbe application
of a slmbol by the members on tne articles
made by them indicates the origin of the
urucie.
.' taat of Tally-Shoes raws.
On lux aits. 0., Mirch 13 Th last of the
ease growing out of the famous tally-sheet
pros outl ns Is to be heard on it menu in
tbe 8 io erne Court AprU 11. This U tbe
ronte pt oa-s of Allen O. Myers be having
been found guilty of writing a libelous rtl
ole about tbo eou' t prosecuting attorney
and lury during the trial of R. B. Montgom
ery, who waa accused with Myers of having
b en concerned In tbe forgiries. Judge
Pugh sentenced Myers to three months In
ttie county loll andssessel a fine of $-300.
rent, noe was suspended to allow an appeal
to the buprem Court.
New War Khlps
WASHmoTOX, March 13. It is ripected
that shortly after t:ie beginning of the next
fl cal year July 1 the Navy Department
wit award contracts for the construction of
eight new war vessels. The ve.se Is will
have the lute t approved Ideas lo thsir ooo
stn ct on, and wll be ot high speed and
b av armsment One nf the new shlpt
w II hi a groat Ironclad of 7.600 tons. Four
m re new orulsets will also be constructed
bUrlug the present year.
. Kmlirsa ar nlrt.lee In Jail.
A '.bant, N. Y., March 13.-Charles
Hsgor, under sentence of two years an
sight months at Dannemora shot and killed
himself Mond iy afternoon in the Albany
i ill . The aims for which Hagor received
his sentence last week waa that of embet
sling several hundred dollars' worth ot
Jewelry belonging to Nelson Hoggs, a Blng-naiut-in'diamoud
denier. Haver was em.
pioyed by him as a traveling sulosman and
all of the property was appropriated
disposed ef In this city. ,
. falsi Holler Ktploslo.
Wssr Poixt, Miss.. March 19. A largs
boiler st tba King nompmss exploded ye
tsrdsy, Instsntly killing Isaac Taahlngtos
and damaging the property to the extent of
IT STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL !
ON THE FACE OF THE FOOTSTOOL.
fir -
Nob404 and 405. Wood Beam. Steel Plow. Eignt tvnd Latt Hand.
THE OLIVER STEEL FLOW.
may apportionatelij be called The World Beater. Tha
great prize winner of the century. The Oliver has the lest
Aiouiaooara of all. The Oliver
Share. The Oliver Steel Plow,
Center Draft Plow. The Oliver does Perfect Warlc i
sticky soil or heavy clay land.
perfect work in sod.
The genuine Oliver Plows and Repairs are sold by
G. E. TOWNSEND,
Wellington, -
Call on
WM. VISCHER a SON,
For your
PI ANOSi
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The Estcy Piano and Organ
the civilized globe and while
claimin": to be
''JUST AS GOOD AS THE ESTEY,"
The hardened mortal has not been found to say he is
prepared to furniah a superior.
J. W. WILBUR,
Is agent for the celebrated
WORLD TYPE WRITER,
""7 l-aSrH I. .Jf-I
'v VwSkk.M xmA.VwUJuAi:.Ii
ACJe - IS I I fill
CVhich is bv far the cheauest on the market. A
Eerson can learn to write
etter than the old way.
Prices from $10 to $15.
IT NEVER-FAILS-'
CAD BL0D3
Menns sn inactive liver snd a
ivmputlirtlc or unnatural sc
ion of the stomach, liovi:ls
-mil kldnevs, and as a rcult
5SU2USKESS.
The sviiiptoins sre drowbi- 'ViifVS'V?!!!
nesa.- !- of pit!tc, head-
aflie. In. U of energy, pain iny$rJWi&'M
the Imck, ro.tivenos or dhr- IW3liMi
rbo-a. Allowncss of skin. ifTtW
Jurn-d tongue, generally attended with melancholy and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
To cure these diseases means to restore the action ol the
river and o" her organs, snd to Ml tit frnton in the blood.
A remedy containing Mandrake, Culvers Root, Burdock
snd Carnra Sngraila, acting especially on tlic liver,
rtr.macli, kidneys and sweat glaudu, is the proper one.
MB8ARD'8 RHEUMATIC SYRUP
ration's action, kills malaria and purifies the blood.'
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
rNRtVAl.KD In merit It UN Pfn Family Mmllclnn bemuu U fonhiim nn polB r opln.na.
( lit . In n, Inv.OJiU anj dcllmU' H-itn will l.nJ It lb.- lull minit ine nnd lonk they Ctui utc. Nu M-mm
slionl'l I without It. Alwnvt in Mwswm, Sfrikfi Summer, Auinmn au4 Wittier.
Il m run not procure it ol ynir ilniKvikt K-nJ direct to ui, Price $i.w; a hottlet c OX t Tlutert fife.
TESTIMONIALS WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.
For ovrr twenty yn I hr lwsn a ffrMt ufferer
from the rlVrtt rt( a dietiRtd iimniith, ami for three
VMri ptuit hvf hem utv title tn dn n buiincni
ti.irt.fv able to move nhmtt. Two yenrn Ufit my riw
'H nrnnmiiH-ed by the best metbral k 1 11 iswuntbl,
I viallad diOrrvnt water ciirva and trii-d diftorrnt
dimau a, but tu no ffd. June I niran utinf
Hihbird't HninimuUi: Synip and at onc bnn to
ImI u-Wkt. I h.iv uaed thirteen bottU-i, and am a
well Mian. EnWAnn Hakhh,
Mafctrr Mechanic and Hlackttmith. '
, tot Jackaoa blroet, Jackaon, Mulw
A SURE CURE FOR RHEUM ATlGf.U
has the best Standard and
like the Oliver CMlb.A. is a
The Oliver Steel Plow don
- . Ohio.
ORGANS
r
are known in every part of
other instruments arc Bold
4 HI
ywvf aasjo;
very quickly and much
Call and see them.
CONSTIPATE..
THE process of digestion,
assimilation snd rrmnvnl
netdsthe lu-altliy aciioiiot
the liver, pancreas and lurd
which sunplv the hile sn'l
other fluids, fn order to stim
ulate them to proiK-r action.
Hibbard's .
Rheumatic
Syrup
combines' all the best meJi.
cincs, aa Mandrake, Culvers
Root and Cuscara Snrada,
with trinica to restore all secre
tions and supply .tho needed)
sclion. After taking a ftw
bo'.tles nature completes 11 hi
cure.
IT NEVER FAILS. '
HcHh iPVM'lf ami fvllr hHW bfvn nninrr YlibKAnT
Rhtrumatlr Kvrnn thlt f.ttl m winitr rvilh "ivlknt
nucrtta. WoUttnli U a rnM mrsiuitw. . Fv n-.
fiiipftlinn, dvstr-wlii or iiuiigckUun it nun
iK-rtt tbMt wt htv tft-ctl. R. UsKriAi-r i
OrmiMl Hupids Mich., Fch.4, iJVjS, tarmtr, t
No remedies known an blfchrv ndratil by ha
home pajonle, in the treatmt-nl oi Rht-Hinttnn ar4
all blood dlaeaeea. Out madkal pamphlet, tnrathia;
on all dlaeaira. aent true on applkatiun.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jaokson, Mich.
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