The St. Joseph Herald from St. Joseph, Missouri • 4

DRESS MAKING. Q. to 5 to T3 CO 2 3 c- vt T3 -o -a OI3IS subject is being freely discussed. The prevailing opinion is the country will be powerless in the grip of such a huge combination. THE ELECTIONS.

Republicans Make a Clean Sweep in Khode Island. Democratic Majorities Is thlcego Big- as Klcpbants. Illlnol. Chicago, April 4. Later returns of the city election show Democratic majorities: Harrison 10,000, Grennell city April Shower of Bargains 5' 3L a to This space is to be used by Cornell Owen to advertise their Great Auction Sale of Lots.

This firm are always first in the market with their yearly auction sales. They made every person happy last year that bought lots of them. Don't you buy a lot of any person until you see how they sell at this sale. Leave your business on that day and buy a lot. It will pay you to do so.

That is ot eWt interest to all. More than 2- CD CD 100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES 5 OF attorney 12,000, Dunphy treasurer 3,000. Ten Republican and eight Democratic aldermen were elected. leaving the com plexion of the council 21 Democrats to UOOL DRESS GOODS 1j Kepublicans. Khode Island.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS. WASHINGTON. Providence, R. April 4. The state THAT WE PRICE AT Comments of tbe Italian Press on the ad election to day is bringing out an unusual number of votes early in the day.

The candidates for governor are Ang. 6. Bourne, regular Republican; William will do as I asked. I shake hands with a good heart. Your friend, Bit't Horse.

APPOINTMENTS. The president appointed Lieutenant Colonel Anderson D. Nelson, U. retired deputy governor of the Soldiers' Home, vice Major Milton Cogswell, Greshani of Indiana Appointed Postmaster-General and Promptly Accepts. Triple Alliance Against France.

Twenty-two and a Half Sprague, nominated by the regular Dem ocrats, Independent Republicans and Phoenix Park Trills Postponed Davitt And worth to-day in open market from 25c to 40c per yard, all desirable, and no two patterns alike. After Wednesday we reserve the privilege to change our price Opposed to the Dynamite rohcy-Parnell's Mortgage. on them. We have decided, because of the great number of out of town orders Star Route TrialVaile on the Stand The Jeannette InquiryFolger Convalescent. The Kcinewt of an Old Indian Mho Tried to Become Civilized.

IKBTRITTIOSS TO LIUUOR MEN. The commissioner of internal revenue will issue to-morrow a circular of instructions with regard to the collection of what are known as "special taxes." That is, taxes imposed upon manufacturers of and dealers in malt and distilled liquors Grand Trunk Combination la Canada we are receiving, to continue our Special Sale of Silks Prospect for Powerful monopoly. and tobacco. The circular provides that where spe tqual Rights parties; and Chas. R.

Cutler, put in the field by straight Democrats, who would not accept Sprague. The vote in this city at noon for governor stood, Bourne 2,186, Sprague 1,132. In Newport at the same hour the vote stood Bourno 328, Sprague 248. In Kast Greenwich, Bourne 7 majority. In East Providence Bourne 7(i0 majority.

In the First district 30 majority. Second district, 1. North Kingston, Bourne 130, Sprague 53. In North Kingston Cutler 78; in Bristol, Bourne 260; all others 30. In Pawtucket at Bourne 240, Sprague 158.

In Cumberland, Second district, Bourne 50 majority. Vote of Providence Bourne Sprague Cutler 104: scattering 8. ttreat Hrltaln- tare trial CONTINUED, We have cial tax shall have become due and shall For a few days longer. Don't delay as the supply is now very limited. not have been paid by the first of Mav Dublin, April 4.

The trial of the some other plums that we will call attention to in a few days. Washington, Apiil t. The court of inquiry adjourned until tomorrow to await the arrival of questions forwarded by Dr. Coliins. FOLGKK CONVALESCING.

Secretary Folger is convalescing rapidly. The inflammation in his eye is next, such special taxes shall be assessed and collected as other taxes are. The collector, however, receipting therefor prisoners charged with the Phoenix Park murders and other crimes, which Toivnsend, VJyatt Co. on a form warrant instead of issuing a was expected to begin Tuesday next, has been postponed for a few days, special tax Btamp as heretofore proviued now tiie onlv trouble. He received a in circular Ao.

-'ol. CALLED BONDS. S. W. Cor.

Fourth and Felix Streets. owing to the fact that sufficient funds have not been raised for the conduct of large number ot callers esterday and Total vote of the state according to the The total amount of bonds embodied went out riding in the afternoon. He Journal returns, Bourne Sprague the defense of the prisoners. The in took another drive to-day. Nothing yet DRY GOODS.

tention of the accused men, when asked sutler wi; scattering 18. Bourne's majority 2.140: Bourne Din- the 120th call.lreceived at the treasury department to-day, in response to the department circular, for prepayment, is $3,064,650. A prominent official of the treasury said to-day, in commenting has been settled about his proposed trip on arraignment if they are ready for ralityover Sprague 2,865. Republican trial, to request they be furnished with to the Bermudas. CONGRESSMEN PAID.

strength in the general assembly about as last year. counsel. The trials, it is said, will be Fowler's Fort delayed until their counsel shall be in Treasurer AVyman paid salaries to the members of the house of representatives THE RAILROADS. upon the tact tnat the amount has been so much less than the amount the department offered to redeem that, it indicates rather that people who complained structod. IRISH DETECTIVES.

Jenkinson, director of the Irish crimi Hallway Congtrocllon. Chicago, April 4. The Railway An for the month ending the 4th inst. The payment was made upon certificates issued by the speaker. Among those of a scarcity of money did not hold the called bonds and were in no great hurry nal investigation department, sent let will publish a statement of railway con Is now keeping just what the people want, viz: the ters of recall to those of the Irish detec strnction for the first Quarter of the year tive force who have been operating in paid was Kepresentatije Ochiltree, the it snows tne latter part of the ranee.

first comptroller having withdrawn his winter was extremely unfavorable to SENSIBLE DAVITT, prohibition in this case. Payment was, road building on account of the severity Michall Davitt has written a vigorous oi tne weatner, neavv enow storms, letter to the Young Ireland society of Hoods and the flurry in the iron trade, ior money. STAR ROUTE TRIAL. Henry W. Vaile was ealled in the star route trial.

He said he studied law at Louisville, was connected with the Evening Journal at Indianapolis, and afterwards practiced law at Kansas City. Became connected with the mail business in 186. His relations with Brady never had been intimate. Never had any agreement nor understanding that Brady should extend favors to him. however, refused.in the case of Delegates Raymond and Singistcr, tke comptroller having notified the treasurer such pay Glasgow in which he says the dynamite causing the timid to hold off.

The re policy can only nave tne effect of exas perating the English Democracy. He port is to the effect that the construction of main track for that time was 766 miles ment would be charged against his own declares it would be far better to work and wait for another twenty years than against 1,200 for the same period of 1882 account It is supposed that the accounts when the weather was very mild, and play into tne Hands ot Ireland enemies either for money or for any considera all conditions lavorable. Mileage for the year is estimated at 800. Among the best goods and best styles at pi ices usually charged for inferior goods and bad styles. An inspection of his Calicoes, Percales, Satteens, Ginghams, Zephyrs, White Dress Goods, will convince any one of this fact.

His-Summer Silks, Colored Dress Silks, Cashmeres, Nuns' Veilings, Mohairs, Bunting, are in all the new shades and away down in prices, He has the celebrated Guinett's Black Silks. Never before has he had such a stock of Hosiery, Embroideries and Laces. The newest Neckwear, hand by giving reign to despair and revenge tion wnatever. ENGLISH RACES. of these delegates will be settled in i short time.

NEW POSTMASTER GENEBAL The president appointed Walter Q. Graham of Indiana to be postmaster- leading amounts by states is the follow London, April 4. The race for the ltness aiie testmed ne signed a ing: New ork. 114; Arkansas. 01: partnership contract.

Subsequently great Northamptonshire stakes to-day witness and s. uoreey bad a ouairel Arizona, 62; Pennsylvania. 83; Montana, 45; Florida, 43; Missouri, 42; Illinois, 37. general, ne is now united states cir was won oy uiemure; son ot lorksec ond, The Glider third. Six starters.

QUEEN VICTORIA. and the contract was dissolved, the route being divided np among the partners. itness denied the conversation The Wabash. St. Louis.

April 4. The renort is London, April 4. A dispatch from at the National hotel as described bv indsor castle dated 2 p. says the vived that the Wabash railway will soon queen general neaitn continues excel pass under tne management of the Gould lent. Despite precautionary safeguards Southwestern system, and this time R.

S. Rerdell when the latter in speaking of some mail service and its enormous profits, pointed out the Tongue river route, he said it was a losing investment for a contractor instead of a nieantic as to exercise which the physicians im Hayes nimseif is given as authority for posed, and although not permitted to some Table Linens and Napkins to match. Write saying that the day before he left for Jew lork to attend the meeting of the wait, yet sne toox a drive during the forenoon. parnell's mobtoaoe. for samp'es and your order will be promptly filled.

directory oi me waoasn, tnat he ex Bteal. They spent 30,000 on that route over and above receipts He concluded with a general denial of all charges in the indictment. pected very soon to have the Wabash Limerick, April 4. The public which was held here yesterday for lystem under his control. The result of cuit judga.

Jndge Gresham has accepted the of postmaster-general. Mr. Gresbam was born in Harrison county, in 1S32 He was educated in his native state, and after graduation at the Indiana State University in Bloomington he studied law and soon after ivards began practice at Corymon, county seat of Harrison county. He was from the first successful as a lawyer, and took an active part in politics, and shortly before the cutbreak of the late civil war he was elected representative to the state legislature, and in 1861 he was chairman of the house committee on military affairs. While occupying this position he co-operated so skillfully and energetically with Governor Morton in the organization of the state militia, and in raising and forwarding troops that the latter, on the 18th of September, 1 815 1 commissioned him lieutenant colonel of Senator Thnrman Breaks an Arm.

he meeting of the new board of direc Uross-cxamined. ltness said he had tne purpose oi giving to rarnell a testi Columbus, April 4. Ex-senator tors oi me vvaoasn. wnicn was monial of the estimation in which he probably paid out J20.000 to defray the expenses of the service before sienine announced to take place in Thurman fell on the steps of his resi waa held, proved to be a fiasco. Only New York April third, has i been dence last evening and broke his left forty persons subscribed to the Droiected looked to with considerable anxiety as arm between the elbow and shoulder, the contract in October, 1878.

In 1878 he bid over a thousand routes. His bid was in the name of his cousin, Sprague, fund for raising the incumbrance on his The result it is thought will not be settling this question, but no advices larm, and the scheme was temporarily serious. nave yet been received, nor does it seem bondsmen. He admitted Sprague aDanaonea. to be known whether the board held a was not expected to have any voice in Ohio Iilqaor question.

RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION. Rumors are current that an attempt is meeting yesterday. Columbus, April 4. The legislature the business. Witness got very few contracts as the result of that letting.

aoout to do maoe to bring about more to-day agreed on tne report ot the con- 8t. Paul Bates Restored, Adjourned. mendly relations between the Grand terence committee for the submission of Kansas Citx, April 4. Co-operative Association. Meeting to organise a co-operative association will meet next Thursday at 7:30 p.

between Eighth and Ninth street, Frederick avenue, in trades' union hall. All persons interested in such a movement are cordially invited. Would like to see all labor organizations take part. By order of the above association. This is to certify that I have been entirely cured from a rheumatic and neuralgia attliction of three years standing by the noted Dan Allen's Rheumatic Specific.

I have been a sufferer ever since my residence in this state, and have no hesitancy in saying it will prove a blessing to the residents of Colorado. Morris Nuosnt, Miner. Leadville, Col. For sale by Wm. Loving, druggist Xotlee to Contractors and Bnllders.

Sealed proDOsals will be received for Trunk and Canadian pacific roads. It two propositions for amendments to the rates to St. Paul were restored to-dav is urged by those who profess to know International Dog nhow. Pittsburg, April 4. Second day of the international bench show.

Attend constitution on the liquor question. Nature of settlement not yet made pub- that an agreement between the two rival railways, whereby the railroad ser Skinny Men. The New foatmutpr-(General. ance large, ice judging ol dogs was continued and the following awarded "Wells Health Renewer restores New Yobk, April 4. The president's first prizes: Uhampion doe "kim: Bow.

health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im action in appointing Judge Walter Detroit Kennel champion pointer potence, Sexual Debility. $1. Gresham of Indiana as postmaster-gen- oucnes, "L.aoy romp, a. n. Moore, Philadelphia; pointer dogs, A New Comet.

ueo. Appold, pointer Boston, April 4 A cable message an nounced the discovery of Darrest's comet erai, is commented on lavorably in political circles. Judge Gresham was a brilliant soldier during the rebellion, and was appointed to his present position, judge of the United States district court by President Grant. He is able and thoroughly independent. It is learned the buildine of a colleze.

at Colleen by Dr. v. uartwig at strasburg observatory. He predicted the time of the dis Spring, Page county, Iowa, up to 10 vice in the entire Dominion also would be virtually united under one monopoly, which would prove conducive to the interests of share holders of both concerns. Although the ultimate issue is yet in doubt some attempt of the kind is in contemplation.

France. A BANKER ARRESTED. Paris, April 4. Simon Philpart, the famous speculator, was arrested here yesterday upon representations made by the Belgian public prosecutor. The charge against him is that he falsified accounts at his bank.

The prosecutor was instructed by the government and demands that Philpart be handed over to the Belgian authorities to be dealt with according to the laws of that state. covery about April 26. of the regiment of Indiana volunteers. On the 20th of March, 1862, he was promoted lieutenant colonel of the 53d Indiana, and on the 11th of August, 1363, to brigidier general of volunteers. He participated in the siege of Corinth, the siege and capture of Vicksburg and the siege of Jackson, Mississippi, and up to the 8th of January, 1S04, commanded the third brigade of the fourth division of the seventeenth army corps.

He was brevetted major-general for distinguished gallantry, and after January, 1864, commanded the fourth division seventeenth army corps until July of the same year, when he was severely wounded in the action before Atlanta. He was mustered out of service April 30, 1866, and as soon his health and strength were fully restored he entered into partnership with Judye Butler of New Albany, Indiana, and resumed the practice of law in that citv. During the war General Gresham's personal relations with General Grant was very friendly and cordial, and when the latter became President for the first time in 1869, he appointed Mr. Gresham distinct judge for ihe district of Indiana. This position he still holds.

In 1881 he o'clock a. April 14, 1883. Plans and specifications can be found at the residence of J. A. Reid, one mile southwest of College Springs.

Receipts of tiold. New York, April 4. The steamship mtcnes, "Uountees riang, A. H. Moore, Philadelphia; pointer puppies, "Rene," Geo.

O. Gibbous, Pittsburg; champion Irish water spaniels, Mike," John D. Alcott, Milwaukee; Irish water spaniels, "Pollywog," Wm. H. Colcord, Pittsburg; champion field spaniels, "Benedict, Stewart Taylor, Wyoming territory: black fieldepaniels, "Hornell Bonaozis," Hornell spaniel club, New York; black spaniel dogs or bitches, "Hornell's Dandy," Hornell spaniel club, New York; fox hound, "Kaiser," H.

Randall, Library, Pa. that he was in Evansville to-day, and has not signified his intention to either accept or decline the appointment. Indianapolis, April 4. The agent of the associated press here received the following this afternoon: eria irom r.ttrope orings lob.wo trance ine committee reserves the riaht to and 1550,000 in gold coin and bars. reject any or all bids.

J. A. Ebid, EvAKSVout. April 4. Jndra Moathera Jndrment of Hr.

Eilmaada Chairman Committee. A Few Days Longer. In a few days we exnect to discon Gresham has just been notified bv the Speaking of Senator Edmunds of Ver secretary of state of his appointment as mont, the Augusta, Georgia Chronicle tinue eelline nianos at an aH says: When stung by any manifest injustice or innuendo, he can give inflec only $5 to $10 on the actual wholesale postmaster-generai, and tnat his commission was signed yesterday by the president. He authorized me to sav cost, hence it would be well for nrti Army of the Cumberland. Chicago, April 4 -General Sheridan has issued the following rircular: Chicago.

ADril 4 In view nf th fort that he will accept. He is now holding intending to avail themselves of this, the tion or exaltation to his vocalism that not only accentuates and emphasizes his retort, but silences the rash man who greatest oner ever made by any house. to calt at once, for Drobablv another of the Cincinnati Industrial exposition has stirred him to indigant utterance such an opportunity will never be offered. He sometimes gesticulates. We have (Germany, A THATRB on fire.

Berlin, April 4. At this hour, 3:30 p. the National theatre is on fire, and the flames rapidly spreading. It is feared the structure itself will be completely destroyed, and other buildings go with it. The fire department seems wholly unable to cope with the flames.

Four p. m. The theatre is completely destroyed with its contents, including wardrobes and theatre properties. The iiemember tnat we have new 7 ncinvn. seen him give his desk a sharp rap as if court here, but the term will adjourn this week.

Charles L. Holstsin, U. S. Attorney. Evansville, April 4.

Judge Walter Q. Gresham, who was appointed postmaster-general to-day, is In the city holding court. To reporters of the associated press this evening, in answer to the question whether he intended to accept or not. he said that he had iust no it were tne xnucKies ot some unlucky opponent He is indeed a man of few words and much thought. His lanenaee carved legs, rosewood pianos, for less than $150, and the largest stock of pianos and organs in this city, and the most complete music store in the west was strongly urged for place in the cabinet of President Garfield, and there is reason to believe the representations of his friends in his behalf were regarded with much favor.

Cf Judge Gresbam will not be ready to assume the duties of bis new office for several days. The President has therefore designated First Assistant Postmaster-General Hatton to act as postmaster-general for the period of ten days, beginning is simple, terse and clear, use his reas ana meeting oi tne urand Uommandery of Masons of the State of Ohio will be held at Cincinnati on the date fixed for the meeting of the Army of the Cumberland, September 19th and 20th, on rec-mendation of the local executive committee, I hereby give notice the date of the meeting will be changed to October 24th and 25th. Signed P. H. Sheridan, President and Secretary Army of the Cumberland.

HUYKTT Managers Western Temple of Music, 497 an1 49Q ITronnis oning power. He speaks the tongue of the people, and is never obscure, because his intellect clarifies everything scenery was also burned, nothing being saved. No loss of life and no injury, no entertainment being given in the theatre. Damage to surrounding buildings com aaauwo DUnh Arb you Miserable thronch Indivoa. tnat nis tongue articulates, lie is an Honest man and a remarkable one; a dreaded i to-morrow.

tion, sour stomach, or constipation? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve vou. Sold bv Kllinti A rt. a firm mend; an ultra Republican, but an upright one. His chance of being the nominee of his party for the tified the President and secretary of state he would accept, but his duties here would detain him until Saturday of this week and that he cculd not reach Washington until the middle of the coming week. Judge Gresham said the appointment was unsolicited and entirely unexpected.

He received the notice of appointment this morning, the secretary of state informing him that hie commission paratively small. Cnba. AMERICAN LARD. Havana, April 4. -The Official Gaulle fee, 410 Felix street Pittborg Mhootlnf Tonrnament.

Pittsbcro, April 4 Shooting tournament contest, free for all, barring Bo-pardus and Carver, for a purse of $500. Twenty-six contestants from all parts of presidency next year is growing more and more formidable. It may become 'a We have no doubt that if To Qoarrj men and Contractors. The Union railway desires to mntrapf publishes a decree ordering examination oy tne Doara oi neaitn ot all American the popular demand of his party shall lard packed in kegs or other wooden for rock sufficient to pave about eighty squares of track in front of the Union tne united mates were entered, each shooting at 25 birds at a distance of 18 depot. Kock must be Of Bood nnalitr yards.

The sore is as follows: REQUISITION FOR 8TAMPS. Sne "TOmov1, and value of stamps, stamped ieuveIo.fcS and postal cards, railed for by postmasters requisitions received at the postoffice department today, was as follows: Number of Btamps, envelopes, postal cards, 2,100,000. Aggregate value, These orders excel in the aggregate any ever before received in one day. ggftgl THE PRESIDENT. President Arthur will leave for Jacksonville at noon to morrow.

The report that the president will visit Yellowstone park after his return from Florida, is said at the white house to be without foundation. LETTER FROM AN INDIAN. packages. Italy. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

First prize, divided R. E. Sheldon, Cleveland, 24 D. C. Powers, Cleveland, insist upon his candidacy he will sacrifice his personal objections and act like a patriot in consenting to bear the banner of his faction.

The Democrats will not easily defeat him, especially if they put np a man less honest If, by any peradventure, which we do not admit he shonld be Mr. Arthur's successor, the not subject to splitting by frost in sizes about 2 to 4 jpnehes, 6 to 8 inches deep, and 6 to 10 inches in length. Bids are invited for the delivery on th frrnnnn Rome, April 4. The story of a triple defensive alliance between Germany, Austria and Italy against France was Second prize E. L.

Mills, D. 23. Third prize, divided -Wm. Bell, Pitts made an occasion by the press of Italy of part or the whole of the above rock, the company reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be banded in by April 10.

For farther particulars apply to J. E. Atwood, 8upt, ior many anu-frencn articles. Ihe republic would at least have an executive clean-handed, highly endowed, of personal reputation and uncommon pub nan been signed yesterday. The appointment will give very general satisfaction in this staje, 'where Juge Gresham is honored and respected by everyone and stands at the very head of the judiciary.

He is now in his office in the United Slates custom house and postoffice receiving congratulations of prominent people of both parties. The Indian War. Chicago, April 4. A Santa Fe special says: Forsythe reports be lost the trail in the Chihuahua mountains. Mexican advices roport the marauding band has been driven from Sonora into Arizona, but before crossing the savages killed fifty-two people south of the Mexican boundary.

Nothing has yet been heard from Captain Black command. Liberia sets forth that if the Republic assumes arrogant aiM in her dealings with other countries in Europe she will find herself confronted with the un burg; Utias. Dick, Johnstown; V. Roofs, Cleveland; C. A.

Calhoun, Cleveland, each 21. Bam urn's Latest Cariosity. New York. April 4. Barnum.

on be lic integrity. Though, in some senses, the most redoubted political antagonist The following letter from a Sioux In 514 Sonth Ffth Street dian was received at the interior office Eruptions. Sores. Pimoles. Rhenma- pleasant spectacle of several powers united for defense.

The jc urnal De Rome goes still further ing acquitted of the charge of cruelty to ttsm, are but indicators of impure blood. Acker's Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold by Elliott 4 Offee 410 Felix ot tne democracy, tne southern people welcome him and his family to this section of the union, and the citizens of Augusta would be pleased to make his acquaintance in any way that would be most agreeable to himself." luuuieu, uuviug ujb jliuoh lamuy to perform, offered $200 a week to Jenkins. street superintendent of the society for the and says from the Baltic to Sicily the French republic has none but enemies who are ready to attack her if she but moves a finger. She is at the mercy of prevention oi cruelty to cnuuren, ne would permit him to exhibit him The Billiard Maine.

dairies, batter dealers and grocers. Send for circulars. Howe deals Chicago. (Jenkins) through the country as the Thtosanda Bay tit. Mrs.

T.W.Atkins, Girard, writes: "I never hesitate to recommend your ner enemies, were is the slightest "causus and Italy will not fail when the chief of the alliance (rives such man who would prevent children mak to-day: Piss Eidgi Agency, March 26. Honorable Commissioner of Indian Washington Sir: I am a friend of the great father's and am going in white man's ways. I have noticed white men catting wood and I thought I would be like a white man and chop some wood for my wife. A piece of wood flew np and pat oat my right eye and now I would like the great father to send me soother eye. I can have it pat in here.

I have always been a friend of the white and am bringing my children np in white man 'a ways. I am getting old and wish my great father would send me a ana. When you send the eye please send a brown eye, as that is the color of my other eye. I hope the great father Guarantbid to cure a cold or conch cause on a few minutes notice. Acker's Celebrated English Remedy.

Sexton and Wallace this afternoon was one-sided and uninteresting. The score was: Sexton, 600; average, 1020 50; highest run, 82. Wallace, 407; average, 7.8-57; highest run, 73. Time, 2:50. Sold by Elliott Coffee, 410 Felix street Dominion.

A GIANT MOKOPOLT. Acwb's Dybpbfha Tablbts never ing an honest living. Westers Iron Association. Ptttsbcrg, April 4. The Western Iron Association held its annual meeting here to-day and re-elected the old officers.

Reports from all sections indicate an unsatisfactory condition of trade, with the future outlook unpromising. The card was re-affirmed. r.iecinc niuere to my customers; they give entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure kidney and liver complaints, purify the blood and regulate tbe bowels. No family can afford to be without them. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor bills every rear.

Sold at fail. Sold by Elliott Coffee. 410 Felix Ottawa, April 4. The Auiu mo Herbert Boencer. the orpar nhilowv.

report street caDiea irom xingiana ot an attempt be- pher, while in America said: "The Yankees live too fast, work too much, and lug suae to amalgamate tne urana R. Imboden sells new and umr.H hand goods cheaper thaa ever. No. 07 Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways caused a strong adverse feeling The catch cold too often." What a chance for Dr. Bull's Cough Byrup I fifty cents a bottle by Wm.

Loying. South Eighth street..