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tutu arrouncs
MCities That Want the
‘ , National conventions.
' W l‘”
V m W ls flaking a Strong
Woodhull-crease“ at...
f Idle, el tease. lass-mt» strongest
W for Oh. “would;
,x‘wrtssrmos. h’ov. lit-The Republican
W committee. which meets in this
dty In. II. will its the time and place for
holdingthomt Republican nation-icon-
v'entiea. Thereis a report that the presi-
dentohjsotstoCbieagoon the ground that
during the last convention the people and
the newspapers oi that city did all they
could to. boom Judge Gresham ice the
nomination. Under these circumstances
it b not improbable anesttern city will
be selected.
nmsr smut".
lovers! Other claimants.
San Irancisco is making a strong fight
larths honor,snd New Yorkhasjnstap
peered ass tutor in the fight.
It. (ital-a of Chicago.
Canton, Nov. Iii—Ass meetingor prom
lat a ruolutiz‘n g“
singing. the Republicans hicago to
usallssuossblseliortstosecuvetheneat
W national convention tor thin
‘ thy. local Democratsare alsostter the
Moorland“.
Goren" Ill! and the Waist-vs.
m1. Nov. iii-The hoards of super-
vieors‘rn'aet to-day in the sixty counties oi
tho-totes canvaseingboards.
“Ibassonrclaimoi a majority in the
nut onthafactaoitheelection,
which will be shown when the oflcial
errant h minded," said Govmor Hill
today. “W0 do not claim anythingbo
yond what is in exact accordance with the
returns. ‘
“Weproposs to have every point con-
mwlth the disputed senatorial din
islets caninlly examined and determined
my” ill lhlrlta. There is theweight
oi testimonyia iavor oi the election at
Ir. Much the Piiteenth district. The
strictest investigation is being made in
regard to the election in the Sixteenth
district, and also in the Eighteenth.
”Andthataarsevideneesoi groseviola
“I.“ tha hallot law in thaaenatorial
Win the Twenty-filth district, where
thou-“mutants of the law have
assess-ed. 'l'hen thereisshe once
“0d the lnollglhllity oi Hr. Sherwood
in the Manna: dbtrtct. In every
‘ “I. the Democrau have excellent
.' gun-b to claim that their candidates
-‘ were elected." __
”on" Boise on tis- tarll.
DIME. Sow. lO.-'l'he Democratic
”in Iowa was ratified here byagrrnt
Wu last night. Governor Iioios
‘ ' m a vast audience in the Grand
Onshore. lie aid: “The study or the
m in lows has but just begun.
Wh- it handed the farmers will be able
tonake an intelligent comparison oi the
‘et oi our protective tarifl system upon
thwrown sndother industries.
“I'htywill have learned why it is that
‘,tflrown magnificent Iowa is plastered
out with land mortgagee, reprmcnting
www.md indebtedness. When
the situation is understood. the manual
Moi this country will uproot the
M“ logallud plunder that is last
dividing our people into classes that
should noverexiet in a government where
bw-ayhsiramedbyacommou people."
: a St
W 0.. Nov. 10. —-'l'he public have
idler-d thatfienator Sherman would be
M to the senate for the sixth time,
hatthera is no disguising the tact that he
binds-pr. Ea-Govcruor Forster has a
iollowingand he intends to mats s
totlts lnish. llis following is com-
Nd the young men oi the Republican
pity, whohavs sucesuied to the control
Jib Ideal organisations. Governor lv'or-
ah still denies that he is acsadidate.
”I at the leading Republican news-
man for Yoraker—‘l'tie Bun. Cincin.
“On-nuclei Gaaette, the Toledo Blade
at other papers .
Hills and the ”eat-rah».
Wassrsoros, liov. lit-«Mr. time has
“to Washington toopen hlalght ior
front many indications
Arc
will up
i
.
”blatant In. " that. ruling.
i I
[to rinys‘\3aglawsi Will Kat Int”! '0'
" assess an- ‘aramts Alone.
1031303, Sov. lowln his speech at the
Guildhall last starting Lord Salisbury
, ouloglutl Mr. I'Mllulli'u administration of
lriah adult». and their Went on to say:
"There is not usinuie spot-it oi cloud on
:he “12”” horizon containing within
tr ng injurious to the prospects oi
,pfl‘ 'lta'eenvatomethat the warfslooi
nations is slowly changing its ilsld. it is
Industrial competition which in tbesedays
occupies its chanccilerics and its diplo-
macics. The great subjects oi considera-
tion are those treaties of commerce espir»
in]; next year. 'l'hegrcat 'question is, what
tarii‘l will the various nations adopt in
respect ’to each other. i think lean hold
out to England. as rcgarvls material wel-
iare, the most promising anticipation; an
far its present prospects go.
"ltcsp‘ectlng the industrial warfare
which has tor its weapon» protective leg-
islation. and for its prizes the markets of
the various countries, 1 am siraitl we Intuit
be content to occupy for a time a peculiar
and isolated position. The cause of pro
tection only sinks to rise. The recent
elections in Amcrlca have shown a slight
reaction, but it has spent its forces. The
only free trade colony is Sydney, and that.
lam afraid, no longer has an unspotted
robe; but no doubt a commercial commu-
nity like England will not ialter in its at-
tachment to free trade, I don't ascribe
to free trade any special virtue in that re-
spect. because the tact is that articles re
specting which we should have exercised
protection, I we exercised it at all, are
mainly articles of first consumption hear-
ing on necessities oi the whole of our pop
nlatlon, which is an absolute guarantee
that we will never return to protection."
Regarding the foreign policy of England
Lord Salisbury said: “The policyoi the
government regarding Egypt will not be
changed. Enulnnd has made great sacri-
ilces, shed most precious blood and scan
tend treasure freely in order to rescue
Egypt from the drills which have over—
taken her. Elbe cannot allow it to be nll
swept away like lsat year'a ulniannc and
snlcr Egypt to return to the anarchy
which would be a condition oi danger to
all its neighbors."
Rev. Mr. George: Weepa.
Caravan. .\'. i'., Nov. ills—Al the trial
of the ilcv. Mr. ”conga the prosecution
read the "confession" written by the print
Otter while in jail here and then metal its
case. Two ministers then testified to Mr.
George's good cbnrrwtcr as far as they had
known him. The prisoner then gave ado-
tailed history at his life, misting princi-
pally to account» oi potty theirs commit-
ted in every place in which be ever lived.
At one time the. prisoner broke down com-
pletely and wept.
A llrrslnl lmlnr’a Dared-
Ci’lilllltLaKir, .\id., Nov. in, — Frank
lmifin cut bin leg terribly and was curried
to tho ofllce of County l’hyuicinn L‘rnigen,
who sewed up the wound When the doc-
tor learned that Lnil‘m could not pay him
two tlollnrr be out to» ntitcin-s, remarking;
that he would not Work for nothing. It
issaid the mayor will at once cull the at-
tention oi the state'n nttorncy tn the
matter.
Farther Revision Desired.
SEW You, Nov. iii—The New York
presbytery hasacceptevl the report of the
committee appointed to consider the sub
jcct of revision oi the Presbyterian con-
fession of faith, as proposed by the hint.
Presbyterian Krill’l’al unsembly. The com-
mittee reported that it approved of the
work already dorw, but recommends sev-
eral additional amendments.
Into ll“ rotors Illa Body.
Wrtxrtniurts. Pa, Sov. low-Eric An.
“ , an aged hermit who lived near
Nay Aunt, was found dead in his but. The
body wmv badly eaten by rata "is many
is “one and it is believed the old man was
murdered. __
It ‘l‘npa a Saw Coal lino.
Sermons, Pa, Nov. iii-flue Mount
Carmel and Natalie- brunch of the Reading
railroad. which taps a new coal field. has
been opened
CABLE BREVITIES.
l’rsmler lludini has rearranged the tax-
ation oi spirits and luxuries so as to pro
does an increase of Milli,“ francs, to be
devoted to new railways and other public
works.
I. lAiargne, the Radical leader who is
nowln prison, has been elected to reprov
sent Lille in the French chamber. The
chamber has decided to liberate him.
The German government has ordered
the expulsion from Africa oi Munroe
Wold. t oi the lierlin Tape»
blatt, on the charge of sending sensational
nporta
The Liberals liars concluded not mean-
toot the mlectlon oi the ltlgltt lion. W.
lsdsckson. the new chiet secretary tor
'i‘ksriver Innis hicckedwithieaand
navigation to or iron tit. Petevshargis
suspended
The police oi landca and Dublin
to be watching tor the arrival of are so-
riss oi the Clan-nailed from America.
President Carnot. oi trance. is devoting
ranch attention to the Grand Duke
Vladimir, brother oi the can oi Russia.
who is vidting Paris.
iaktehsaerat Parts oshisway
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. 4 Story of lard NW.
The habit oi thinking aloud was a peca-
llarlty oi one oi the earls oi Wiley, and
oi this an amusing anecdote is told.
lord Dudley, being invited to the bonsa
oi a iriond, had ordered his carriage at an
early hour. havinyk acme miles to tmvsl ho
ion he could obtain his accustomed to-
pose. To his grout mortiiication, after re-
peated inquiries for Lord Dudley’s car-
riage, it had not arrived.
One oi his guests. seeing how much
his lordship was disconcertcd by the event,
Very politely olieml him a seat in his. 'l‘hu
gentleman in question had to pass his
lordship’s house on his rctnrn home. and
though he was almost a nirttlitfer to Lord
Dudley. his rank and position in the coun-
try were. of course, well known to him.
Nevertheless. they, had not licenactilctl in
the carriage more than twenty minutes,
when the peer,wbo bud up to tin-tinn-
ment maintained“ a most [wricct nilolit‘l‘,
observed, in a low but tllallllclly audible
tone of voice:
“l'm very sorryl accepted hie otter. I
don't know the man. it was civil. cert
tninly. but the. worst iii. l uuppmie. I must
at him todiuncr."
He then relapsed into his iormcr ututc oi
tacltnrnity, when, alter a few minutca. the
gentleman pretending to be afflicted with
the some (ailinu.anvl imitating: lilhltlfll—
ship's tone, (timer-red:
”Perhaps he’ll think I did it to make his
acquaintance. Why. i would have door,
the name to any tanner on his estate. i
hope he won’t think it mercenary toaak
meto dinner. for l nimo‘t accept hisiuvi-
tattoo.” .
Lord Dudley listenctl to him with cortical
interest, immediately comprehended the-
joke which he himsclf hail lil’ut’ukt‘tl.ul-
feral his band with much bonny good will
to his mmpnulon. limiting envy proper
awiogy for bin involuntary i'titlrltor‘ta, and
from that night the tn-vo-iters ta-mumrirr
separable lricutla.~$licilirltl ’i'clcgruph.
The- Ty l'tlll‘r.
Slow, hum-tor, illitl oinumt imrwrcrpti
ble is the gum-ml pmgnuw oi t‘lillilitllnlt.
vorllying tlw buying that ":t'l'yroivr lint
knows who! lit? in diam! “hen in: in tum,"
lie is active in laix lit-bk. plowing. mowing.
sowing. bra-rthcupin; uzui alum“: lu‘
meltdown With the lmnntmm. m-wr (ailing
Willem [ruin the liilli-i. Tht'rl', litrlltt‘l't'l'. liirs
activity collars. .\ll tin,- not it a charming
stagnation. for in- iloos not touch line or
plow the soil of bi~ intellect, so ii romnina
fallow ground. He av‘t‘iiln tuiizu'o m-itbt-r
mundane idem nor views. and one is apt to
doubt whether he! tllioku nt rtll, but aixuply
moves on mechanically in the old grmvrs.
llc plow» with tho anruo rude woodm
plow, list-s n burrow with “'lltllll'n tooth,
thmboa by band instontl of by nutcbiiu-ry,
and us to strut“, it may. outplayed by roll-
mail comptmica, invrule tho civic! urn-rim of
tbelntul, but not his barn. llc rum» and
plants bylinnrl. You may Kaolin! him (but
drills Wililll saw: bull lil< erratum and
threw more binlnbor llo [Mr-rm m if ml
mirinxiy, but he solve by hand all the
some.
Drills. Murillo“. mowing: or rmpin: tort»
cliitrrs arc It'll to thil'l' gm nbeml nun-nu,
will) livv. be \.i) .w, nil lla: Lhistl‘ in- mono.
null maps on hia lather tilll, and Eli”, he
auppows know what in: Wu» Ill-fill. iii~
rotatory i'rnps flfl‘Tlft‘i'lnt‘l)’ tiw Ntllir‘ 2.2. lllw
xrvntgrnn-lintlwr Iir-HI ritul huWril. llyt;
the t'llll'l crop, it lilllo Wheat, 3 Klnrtl rim!
of buckwheat, only group in England for
Illl: pheasants, popptra, nntloropimn but
ior thclr mail as n runtlllnflll to 'l‘yroitw
pastry, and n plot oi main»; th tigun- no
the inrlislu-rimtbit- Khm‘llis. llis lm-atl lrr
seasons with his lit-loved Lunitnol, tint: i».
cumminsml, which be umber» our. of his
meadows bot-ire tin: buy is rut. llcwii»
the snmodiuhcs as his progumrurs did a
thousand years ago—limit! Words.
Wonders Wrought by Pressure.
The enormous depth oi the grout Com.
stock miners in Set-rubs and the gigantic
and inannprohcmtiblc weight oi tln- um»
of stones and earth resting upon tln- lim-
hen (which actually hold up the nmuo
talus that have literally been honoymuils‘vl
by the mineral. have wrought «under:
which puzzle the drop-mt thinkt-rs. For
instance. queer “dished such. its warmth
as dressed mnllOKitn)’ and not Ilril‘ki-r than
your wrist. are often Nth-n out at aim-nevi
portions of the minus. They are as bani
and as heavyas iron. and a knife. oi the
beat material will not make u scratch on
them. Do you burn any lulu» what tin-y
are? Driiimrra, you think, but they are
not.
Originally they were solid oak timbers
lit by 12 inches square. lint why are they
nothicltcr titans walking stick upon to
moral alter having noon years oi "(Vin-P
The weight oi the mountain insuring upon
them from all diver-time, wnwndlmtiarly
nawrllaa latrrsllyiior it is only in this
way that mines oi etmrnmus depth mm is:
saier timbcrul) hut wrought the wonders
seen in the polished elicit. Sometlmm
these transiormed limiters are toumi in
small aectltms,sometimvs in long pieces.
and are taken out where hunk")! have oc-
curred and displaced the workman-viii.
Louis Republic.
the starry Heavens.
One may look at the heavens and at-
tempt to tote in the swtul mystery till the
brain mitt We laugh at the early lullfll'v
sacs oi mankind. whotltought the shy was
an ingeniotuly ctrnstructed vault. and.
what we know. as stars were but tiniest-oi
into it through which the glory oi heaven
shone. iiut how much more do we know
today? We know they are solid. mutton.
till ‘flmtures" like this earth oi naive.
but the more powerful m.- malts our Hill‘-
aropes the more we that. and we nrt- irit to
Imagination to conceive the cod. and when
wankisthevs attend to this greenhouse
oi worlds we can only answer, "we do not
know." We cannot n how there
I!“ unbsany bromine-rants that emulator
y endless space in which theraisnoth»
maul it issunally dillcult to conceive
thatthseyatatnsot worldscau mun asvre
see them “worlds without ead."—- i'hiia
“I“. Wt
Ventilated “use.
At: ingenious Philadelphia. who was
an Austrslian. has patented a
ventilated soles. ’l‘hevalm in
are sand-on the same principle as
trieaspid valves oi the heart. which
sins cater their. hot titan tly
net anything in laid inter.
thlmemmam
than is one. Not as will
in:
ii
ism
t
showcase. ' m
Wamuthwflmm
'l’hal'lopar‘ fling.
Duties-nectar. cue-immense...
“disco-em m” m: m m
mwr
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you particular about the matter of a "perfoct till If ~
you are not, you certainly ought to be. , '
sort of fit about a suit of cloths that duesu’t sit coolly—sit .
is fit for nothing. If it cramps you in one place and «hangs
too loosely iufiuothcr, it should share the fate of every other
nuisance—-it ought to be abated: You cannot be too fat-
' tidious for us. The more particular you are, the more you
There upon one ”
preciato the attention which we give to ovorythiug
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit. ‘
Print“ Et'lrl'lflllrt’ ilnl'nrvl bits resumed
his duties ill- tiw I'll't'iilll'z' nonunion. no
has entirely ratztwurvl irmn his lato lllr
neat.
The bureaus)! prim'nc: null v-uursvin
lsnow printing the inc..- oi the new Wt
dons note and wili imw it rmuiy tor cl “
lotion within a week or 4-9. ..
(loom ll. Boyer. the well known "li-
noowhy-not" advertising ”Mil. rumImlM
lulclde lit his officer at Chicago. Death
was caused by asphyxiation from escaping
At lI'itcbbtirg, Mass. the water supply
is very low and the city count-ll has been
petitioned to shut oil the city water irom
manninctnrcrs.
John C. Furnmn. of Westminster. N. ‘1,
has bought we entire plant of the Now
Bedford Cordage mmumny. it is believed
the property was bought for the National
Cordngo corn pun y.
At Cincinnuti the Walter Architectural
works, one oi the bend known firms in the
west, made on assignment. Liabilities,
mum.
The president has appointed Peter Scan—
:l‘a‘l'la United States consul at Lludatl, Bo
a.
Governor lhiies. of Iowa, recently elect.
ed, says he will not be u Democratic presi-
dential candidate for mu
Pix-Congressman John Quinn, oi the
Eleventh district oi Sew York. is at
trounced as a candidate for clerk at the
next house oi rrprtnienlntivrm at Washing.
ton.
Assistant Secretary thilrttou, oi the
treasury, will mam visit New York to make
llnnl arraugmm-uts for the transfer of the
immigration bureau to Ellis island.
The run on llst- Fire (Your Savings bank
of Boston, whim wwlted train the Marv
rich bank iatiurw, has ended. During the
drown out by derumiors.
John P. Poe, the attorney general elect
for Maryland. announces. with authority.
as he claims. that Sumtnr Art bur 1’. Gun
man in not a C-‘llllhllill? for the presidency
in 1W1, but. cam wait until lM.
Tiw repor'tt-tl cxciteott-nt among the pod
dlcrs oi the furnace ill llclVltlt'i't'. X. J., is
denied. Thorn will be no outbreak, it. is
said.
Alctamlcr Soimvli-ll, an employee of
Tutllo'a pltwittg'rnill ntJmtusiczt, ls. l.. ntr
tempted to commit suicide- by putting his
brad against tin» but now. ”I.’ will die.
The grenr coal pile up the Northwestern
Fuel company's dock» at Duluth, Minn"
has been on tirv since Friday.
Ices tstsvl Ilorsea unravel its a Ilean-
Livery Mable View.
Down; Sm: ltl.-~~A trrriiiie an in
which {our llit'li uml thirtyiuur horse-
Wt-re liiillm'uiel w.» iliblfllb'l‘ml in the
Mansions smhiw. mos lsm rvucr street, at
3 n. in. The tit-:td arr 'l'imnms Howell,
tWenty-two yours. ~lligls'. borne in Peoria,
Him; lienrtzr- Itic'intrtls, lucntymil, single,
bouiv- nt Linux-in, 5- ii; liavixi Burton and
Uiln llrl‘uln. 5i. lunlix
'l'iu-y wrrv- sin-ping iii rmitnanvcr thr
office of the litrry sinbii- untiwrrt- cmr
ployeii in the i'nblc rewriturnnt. There
were: four others sin-ping ill the place. but
these escaped. The acute: about the burnt
lug building were horrifying tie the smoke
rolled through into the apartment» where
the harm wen- kept. Snorting danger,
thrir crivsof alarm mu! fright were pltlt
iul. and in their eilorts to escape they
kicked down their stalls and wine man-
aged to break tawny, but tell dead in the
“anyway. The bones burned worn the
moat valuable in the barn and their aver
age value in estimated at “so each.
To fitrnggle- liver the [testes Agni-
Warmxorox, Nor. in. vital» oi the sols
jects likely to run-sv- nstrtmglo in the home
oi representativm is that nl ucbunn oi
the rule-a. ‘l‘br Deniot'mts will tlonbtleaa
be unanimously in iavoroi elutukmg the
rule regarding tho counting oi a quorum
bytbe “maker. The rule in reieretioe to
the distribution of the several appropria'
tionn bills aruuug the vnrioua committrea.
instead of cormolitlatiuu all the bills in the
committee on uppmpvlailmin, may also be
changed. but the lhmrmrstic metnhcrsarv:
divided on that print,» well anon the
rule providing that list tiwiiths'rn shall con-
stitute a quorum in committee of the
whole.
(loss-val llama Ito-glucose In“.
‘ll'asmxurox. Sue. Iiiutisnersl liovaos
litmuhton, of Texas. died suddenly in this
city Nov. it For more than Minn year-s
“choral llouxhton had been almost an in-
valid, having sustained partial paralysis
as a result oi remaining all night in water
while building a partition bridge um the
Little Tennessee river in order to allow .
division to etc-ism Burnside's reliei. (lets.
erai lioughton was born in New York
state in its”.
Saatteuks's Death List first",
Witrtrcsstttut, it... Nov. xii—fit» hum
hero! the victims of the Nanticoke mine
sapimlon now reaches twelve. Pour mm
oi the iulnrwl have died. Their Molasses
William Williams. Jr.. Thomas ll. Thorn-
as. llrlward D. Williams and David Powell.
The latest theory as to the cause oi the so
oldent is that some oi the men disregard“
the rules and worked with naked lamps.
Mitor llaln’s Irlvorve halt.
limos hits. ii. ll. Nov. roaming
Hinton. of The illustrated American,
New York. has begun action for dieting.
from hia wife, who is now in the city to
secure a separation irotn him. lie charges
Itrr with breaking the seventh command.
mot. and cites strum timer-mt dam and
men. Mrs. Hinton came here my
months ago with hits. lib-ins.
Italian lagrs’s larder-use stiletto.
Pottxsmawriar, l’a. liov. tit-tillers
cut Michael Bartlett's throat with a
all to at the Wanton arises. kliilsg hits
instantly. lint a and fiction miners
over r beer. Shortly after
coarse flicker] ltsveish bitthsheass,
. tweets-dilatation»
flea We flash-sad til
it“ Yuan. lies. momma Wilde. wits
harried lit-s. frank lasiis are weeks ago,
hasdaaursnsly ill at the lieriach Hotel.
whereheaad his bride tent m
ailertlsir Mites itoatawsddtag set
Iraiaile‘vfldethiahshsrhashaadohi
recover.
”We W's“.
IVE-VLEGiiM‘HIG cutouts.“ ’ ,‘ N
six days oi the run nearly “all!” was 1
larva," * w ‘ t»-
Ti'rum Limits in down
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too s_u__m
‘ See that each
biscuit is stamped Boss
lines your grocer keep thr-
Boss Cracker?
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9i Washington St.
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(it‘ll-um. litai Main Street,
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llJi Healerivlio.
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Do you‘find any Madly in finding a suit ‘
If you do, what is the trouble? Whatcvcrit in; we will take
that suits you? ' “’
the trouble to remove it. We sell nonusuitable suits; they
are not in our line. We makc it our business} to hold the
load by keeping ahead in fit, material and pried. Whatever
also happens, you can make up your mind tolone thing-
there will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other ro-
spocts we will guarantee to give you perfect
well as a perfect fit.
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motto. birds and butterflies. numb sari
taut feathers. lien-t line oi fins silk velvet
all agar!" and mm.
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with pulp divert irnm i'arisaad laurel-mils!»
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tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS.
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Brooksicle Stock Farm.
Lino.
Rmdstors. Hoary Truck Horses. Family Horatio. Grammy
Horses. Former-8‘ Horses, in fact. Anything in the Horse
Trotting Hot-eon. Pacing Horses. Flrw Couch Hurst‘s. Elegant
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Any article that hart outlived
22 yours of competition and im-
itatioh, and soils more and more
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
madein incur, is just that article.
Those: who use it each week (and
theiri name is legion,) save
clothcn and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can shy as to its merits, pales
into 3nothingncno, before the
story; it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. Helms
it, or: will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
Electric Soaps in whsch' elec‘
tricity playsnopnrt. ,Dobhiu’
lathe "ml one.allMagnettcs.Blec—
trim. and )lngrcs- ' are irnndultatt
imitations." Ask tor Dolihnts' ’ Electric.
acethatonr namcisost ev, w .
Audit any miter is sent :31 hm
. when you order ours,send it
tk to him.
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Philadelphia. Pa.
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to (Yalitrmt Mexico. Maud ind int
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each year, must have merit. ‘
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