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TESTIMONIALS: Piles. New York City. "It r.cts li opl I strongly U1 ommcnd Pond 1 fnrl; for sore M. JA3 Lameness. ness and use it MICHAKI DONOVAN, N.

Y. Club. Bruises. Extract li.is been used with benefit by our inir.nl;:-. in many cases of bruises, ant'.

proved very LITTf.K SLATERS OF THE POOR, New York Had my lefth.ind tr-vcrrly burned, and lost the it completely. i. lief by use of Pond's Extract in t-vilvt A. SHERMAN. Nrw Hemorrhages.

troubled with and find Pond's Kxtrncl d- remedy that win control them." W. WARNBR, Scr.tnton, Pa. The Hon. JOHN C. SPENCER, tary of the Treasury.

It is a remedy (aryof War and Secretary of the Treasury tar back as 1848 valuable. our Book (maiM free), li mill Ml you all about it. USE NO PREPARATION but THE GENUINE with OUR DIRECTiCv HAKUPlCTDRJtD ONLY UY POHD'S EXTRACT COMPANY, 76 FHih Hew York. YANKEE INGENUITY. It Ooei A-norrnwliiy from Its the Dutch.

Even in Connecticut wus tho skill of the Knickerbockers admired. A new invention or Improvement was said to "beat the Dutch." The Delft tilos on the hearth, the crockery on the dressor, the bine tiles lining 1 tho front of the fireplaces in the best houses, show how tho Dutch had a part In the evolution of the Now England house. Hundreds of open fireplaces In New England were decorated with these tiles after the Dutch fashion, and contained not only "proverbs in porcelain," but abundant Biblical Illustration. From the evidences of relics, nearly as much of the Imported fine furniture in the northern colonies came from Holland as from FJrifrland. Not a few of the old teapots and other table service, which followed upon the introduction of those oriental hot drinks which drove out the beer tankards, did indeed come over from Holland, thong-h not on the Mayflower, as so often alleged.

When, too, the open fireplace gradually gave wa to supposed improvement, it was to a Dutch thing with, a Dntcli stove. Sot only in Plymouth, but elsewhere, numerous houses had what can be occasionally seen throughout New England to-day by this do ive mean the later substitute of tin) Dutch oven. It was under this spacious doae of brick and clay that those famous articles of Yankee diet, the pumpkin-pic, brown bread, baked beans, and flshball.i, had their evolution. No smoker of tobacco in tho meerschaum rejoiced moro In his coloring of the sea-foam clay than did tho rosy housewives of Massachusetts bay in tho rich hues of bean, bread, and fish. The browning clubs of early days met in the hitchen rather than in the parlor or vendomo.

The donghnnt may havo bcon too cosmopolitan an article to claim invention at the hands of any one people; yet what fankee "fried cake" or d'oughnut ever an olekoek? Was not cruller, whose dnrivation confounds the die- tionary-rnakora. who call it "a Iciml of" first brought to perfection by Capt Kroli (pronounced and sometimes spoiled crull), the whilom commander and Dutch church elder at Port To this day tho "cookey" (koekje), noodles, hodgepodge, smear- case, nillichies, and other dishes that survive in New England farm-houses, arc, despite their changed pronunciation and spelling-, proofs that the Yankcea enriched their monotonous menu of curly colonial days by the more varied fare of their Dutch neighbors In the wu.st, and south. As for the popular American winter breakfast luxury, the buckwheat cake, it was introduced from Control Asia by the Hollanders. ncuHmated, cultivated, named "beechmast" (bockwelt), and in the form associated with heat. sweets, aroma, and p-ood-cheer is a Dutch Elliot Gi-if- fis, llurper's Magazine.

Are You "Dotty Slang 1 like love, is a curious thing. It comes, and then it goes. Hut why it comes and why it goes no human creuttire knows. There is the word "Dotty." Four years ago, in the Eva Hamilton trial, it transpired that that unspeakable woman had a hulf-witted lover who called himself "Dotty." I Charles Cooto was then playing in the Ilifou theater in "Niobo." and said of a man on the stage who did a particularly foolish thing that he was petting dotty. Tbo word caught the fancy of a small circle and took place in the dictionary of current Tenderloin slang 1 It traveled across the ocean and was used in tho London music hulls as a characteristic American expression.

Then no more was heard of it until within a week or two. Now it drops from tho lips of thousands of New Yorkers. If in the evening you indulge too freely in tho cup that cheers you're "dotty." If in the morning you wonder where you're nt, you're "dotty." If you are in love and know it and the girl doesn't, you're "dotty." In short, if you do anything- Knowing temporary aberration of are "dotty." I may add that if you use this word in casual conversation, you're "dotty." and none more Y. Press. BOTH ARE DEAD.

Relieves PAIN A Young Lady in Ohio Dies After Taking a Dose of Medicine. Her Mother, Suspected of HavJng Poisoned Her, Swallows Some of It to Prove Her Innocence. Invaluable for Catarrh, Rheumatism, Piles, Chilblains, Sore Throat, inflamed Eyes, Toothache, Earache, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores, Grip, Colds, Hoarseness, Bruises, Female Complaints, Etc. SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES WITH BUFF WRAPPERS. TT rAl'Si'S HKIl DEATH, ALSO.

Po.MKiii'Y.O., March Thomas H. Hclnn-c, who took a largo dose o( cxtractof colocynth to prove that sho had not poibooed her daughter, died Friday night. Tho daughter died from poison and the mother was accused of having administered the fatal dose. Sho denied the charge, claiming tho medicine was for liver trouble. To demonstrate that she was acting in good faith she took two spoonfuls of tho dreadful stuff, Sho lived a woek.

It is believed now. that poison was placed in the medicine by an unknown person. DIED TO SAVE OTHERS. la I have lonpf known its in bleeding pijcs. It JMheprmtc of remedies in ull forms ol Dr.

M. COLLINS, Cameron, Mo. n4- Have been .1 cm- catarrh licad and throat. Tried mos: known remedy. Pond's Extract iclicm! me wonderfully.

and hascflecreil radical FREDERIC Ji, Heroic Soir-Siicrlllro of Two l.nbo it Ocitirltt lillii. KINGSTON-, N. March a heroic attempt to save the lives of fellow workmen, Thomas Uunleavy and von Uasiteck lost their lives nt Hickory Hush, a few miles from this city, late Friday afternoon. Tho Lawrence Cement company's kiln wus lighted, and cement-rock had been dumped on tho burning coal. Patrick Unrke injudiciously flown about 11 feet into kiln lo level oft' the stone through which the coal gas was percolating, and ho hardly got into tho kiln when lie was overcome.

W. A. Vamk'inurk, engineer of tlie hoialor at this top of tho kiln, saw Burltefall, and with a rope he climbed down a ladclor into tlio kiln to assist 13'- ing tlie rnpe around liurke, Engineer Vandnmarlc was also overcome, and Henry 1'in, Thomas Dunleavy and Kd- I CURRENT EVENTS. Daring a boxing match in Chicago A. W.

Crane struck Mike Sullivan a probably fatal blow, A decision of the pope is expected taking the ban from the order of odd fellows and pythians. Mounted policemen are scouring the swamps near New Orleans for a jfang of negro highwaymen. Big men of each party will speak during tho congressional campaign in the Third Ohio district. (jov. Altgttld has declared a quarantine, by proclamation against sections where Texas fever exists.

The ordnance bureau is determined the sailors shall bo provided with small arms equal to those of the soldiers. Gen. Howard reported to the war de- mrtmont that Atlantic port cities are without modern means of defense. Grant locomotive works, Chicago, idle and in tlio hands of assignees, will irobably resume early this summer, Edward Foreman, a tallboy on the Missouri, Kansas it Texas road, was run over and killed at 1'arsons, Kan. Opening of the Cherokee strip has riven cattlemen to tho grass lands of Mexico or the Wyoming 1 ranges.

Maj. William Nevans, a well-known bandmaster, died at Chicago. He was 1 years old and a native of Brooklyn. llvv. Charles Machiii died at his aughter's Chicago residence, lie was a Congregational clergyman for sixty years.

Over .000,000 acres of the Itound Val Icy Indian reservation in Mcndociiio comity, will be sold at the San Francisco land oilico April 1(1. DOUBTFUL TITLES. of Nutcd MlMll. CHATMNOOOA, ifirah Maj. Graorga Cooper Connor, aged 59, died Friday morning.

He wait an i Irishman, went to Canada when 14, and came to Tennessee in 185s; was jnadea mason at Atlanta in 1S07. i waa the most complete master of masonic ritual work, etiquette and administration in the United States. Thouimiuli of iu L'ppcr Michigan Involved. WASIIIXQTOX, March la. Commissioner Lamoreux of the general laud office, after examining' into the question of approvals of land grants in tho upper pciuinsula of Michigan to the Portage Lake Lake Superior Caual company, has decided company, has decided that gar von who were at the top, I nearly (ifl.OOO acres Of land wure went into the kiln and attempted to erroneously approved to that company in 1808.

These lands were listed as "mineral" prior to the act making the grant to the company. As the granting act expressly excluded from its terms lands which had formerly been classed as rescue their fellow workmen- The coal gas was, dense and the men worked heroically and ISurke and Vandemark were gotten out safely. leavy and Von Gasbeck, however, wero not so fortunate in getting out, for before they could reach tho top of the ladder they fell back dead. Henry Pin was carried into tho air and to his home, and it is thought he will die. Dunleavy and Von Gasbeck wero unmarried.

CHANGE THE HOMESTEAD LAW. on TndlHU AfJiiirB MalcnH tho Period of Itaatdence Xhrev Ytiara. WASHINOTOS, March house committee on Indian affairs has adopted a new policy of opening to settlement tho remainder of the Indian lands. Tho plan is that these lands shall be opened to settlement under the homestead laws and that the settler shall occupy the land three yearn before a title can be obtained. Heretofore a settler could obtain title in fourteen months.

Thia system made the lands subject to much speculation, as settlers would occupy the land for tho required tlm? and then sell it to an advantage. It was also decided that hereafter the goverument should not pay orer 4 per cent interest on money due Indians in land purchases. DIDN'T KEEP HIS WORD. Hwear to Wad Mill Pollard, WASHINGTON, March the Pollard-Breckinridge -breach of promise trial on Friday, after Mrs. Blackburn, widow of the late Oov.

Blackburn, of tae CMme Kentucky, had testified that lirookin- rldge had promised in her presence to marry Madeline Pollard, Maj. Moore, chief of police of the District of Columbia, told how in hisofilcoin his presence Col. Brockinridge had dramatically clasped Pollard by the hand and promised to marry her on May 81. That was on May 17 of last year, and, according to tho promise which Col. IJreckin- ridge made to Miss Pollard in the presence Maj.

Moore, the marriage was to take place just two weeks later. "jiineral," Commissioner Lamorcux holds that the approval was without authority of law. He recommends to Secretary Smith that suit be instituted to set aside the titla of tho company. Illown ThrouKh tlie Itool. PiTTSiHiKGir, March wntrr in si boiler caused an explosion at the machine shop of Fancy Faller Friday evening.

Engine Otto Kelleher was instantly killed and Frank Faller, a member of the firm, fatally injured. Both men were blown through the roof of the building, Miller for Mayor of Cincinnati. CINCINNATI, March ,1. Miller has been nominated for mayor by the democrats. The first ballot resulted as follows: Isaac J.

Miller, Cass Hopple, 115; James J. Faran, y4. Four Hunrlrrd Are Killed. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, March In the battle near Savandia, in llrazil, the rebels were routed with great loss. Moro than 400 were killed, including manv rder to Coiicral Shame, CJRCLEVIU-B, 0., March dead body of an infant was found here Friday with its skull crushed.

The police have arrested Miss Ora Black, mother of tbe child, on a charge of murder. It is believed she committed to shield herself from disgrace. Many Coke Fired. PITTSBURGH, March the official report of the week's output of coke from the Connellsville region it said 000 ovens, owned by the Southwest Coke company and which had been idle since June last, were fired to furnish coke for tho Illinois Steel company. Tho order calls for fifty cars a day, lor Vongrtni.

NASIIVIM.E, March 10, C. Anderson, of Newport, lias been nominated for congress by tlu- republican convention of the First district, at Morriston'ti, The nomination was made on the 114th ballot, Anderson's opponents being W. I'. liroivnlow and W. E.

F. Mllburn. ii HrUlHh iiilvtir Dollar. LONDON, March dispatch to tlie Times from says that in coa- seqncnce of the scarcity of Mexican dollars there is urgent local demand for tliccoinafro of a liritish dollar. The banks and merchants aro almost nnau- iuioii-sly in favor of the proposal.

I'ourli liuils All HKXTO.N ll.uuior., March Growers of pcachrs in vicinity deny the reported killing of buds, by reccui frosts. V. M. C. IV'orllcrn.

KI.KHAKT, March north- era Indiana district Y. M. C. A. convention its annual session hore Friday evening with about lifty cicle- g-ates present.

ii LAFAYKTTK, March noffattian committed suicide at the county asylum in this city by swallowing 1 fin iron spoon. KAI.AMA/.OO, March N. Curtis, tt.c principal hardware dealer of Vaiulalia, Cass comity, has failed for $12,000. lie had borrowed money from his friends to speculate on. it is Kikl, and Ion it.

i if How Well You Look" Surprised at Wonderful Improvement. I. Hood Lowell, i "jDear Sirs: I take ple.osurc in writing good I bivo received from taking Hood's Sana- psrilla. Every and summer for six years or more, my lienHii been so poor from heart trouble ami general debility that at times iliro wai a burden. 3 would become so Emaciated and Weak and Pale that my friends tiious'it I would not livei long.

I could do scarcely any work sit all and had to lie down every few Tnimii'-s. I getting In January, losing my flesh and frattng to tired. I thought I would Iry Hood's rilla and I ani happy to say 1 am in ln'tu-r health Hood's 5 than I have been for a number ol years. My friends remark to me: Why how well you toot' I tell ihcra li is Hood's Sarsaparilla tliat dono tho work. I would have all suffering humanity give this medicine a trial and to convinced.

This statement is Trne la the MHS. Jr.KMK DKCKF.II, Wntseka, IB. Plotted to Kill the YOKOHAMA, March received from Corea say that a plot has been discovered to kill Prince Li Tchok, the heir to tho throne, as well as all the ministers. A thousand arrests have been made in connection with the ntnracv. M'KANE £200,000 SHORT.

tho Pl- Slightly Twittea. "Won't you hand mo the nutcracker, please, my dear?" blandly remarked Mr. FewBtnltb. to wife at tho dinner table. "With pleasure," was tho answer, '-but I am gorry to see you so addicted to the nut-eating habit.

I have hoard that Darwin or some other great man has said that nuts were never intended for human consumption because they are so well protected in their natural covering; that they are intended by nature only for germination." "What I should like to know," responded Fewsmith with his best company manner, ''is how they can bo more appropriate for tbe German nation than free and independent Americans." N. Y. Tribune. Irroffularltlac Reported in or Uraveflend. March committee of citizens of Gravesend, which for the last ten days lias been the accounts of the town, is to havo found many irregularities.

Bonds amounting 1 to 1600,000, which were in the possession of "Boss" John Y. McKane, who is now in Sinff tiing, it is rumored havo been hypothecated with various financial institutions in Brooklyn. Jufct how much the town will lose is not known. So far, it is said, the committee has found a shortag-e in McKane's accounts. THE MABKKTA Grilll, Klc.

CHICAGO, Mtri.li lu. FI.OUR—Domr-itti; ami locnl iraJo but eipon cull Hiihv. Print's steady an follows: Ifl; -flu; clears, secondK, fl.80(dLl.W: Jow eradof, fl.M«tl.7(i. straight, S'J Hftkcrs', tl.75a 2.30; low grades. Red rl.SJiift 1.60; Hyp, tL '0.

and Muy. July, at'in'O Urm Ko, 2 No. 2 Yellow under Muy, 351ic; No. 3 So under Nu 3 Yellow under. Murcb under Muy.

May, July, active anJ nieatly. Na 3 May, July, In ffood doiniwd ami steady. No. 3, No. 3 No.

S14L 1 No. i Muss fmriy active and prices lower. Quouitloni ranged at (11.26311.47^ for casti regular; for May, ftud 111.40311.40 for July. modrrxrly sctJro ami lower. Quotations ranged at tor cash; W724 for May, and for July.

LrvB pounili Cblvkens. HHo: Turkeys, Ouoke, Gceic, fd.OOO8.00 per dozen. iSQSOc; Dairy, Picking Stock, 8Q10c. frtroe White, "Xo; WBtfir White, 7He: Prime WblM, B)jo; Water White, 9c; Indiana Prime White, Wa. let White.

65ic; Homdlliht. 176 test, Gu- ollne, STdeg'K, 74deg's, Naphtha, dog's, spirits on tht of II. 15 per gsl for nnlshed gootln. YORK, tiarch 10. rod opCMd-weak, toward noon prlcea 8tetilled a little.

May, 11-lOc; July, December, 71 COHN OpeneO weaker; later market itrenrAened on unfavorablo rumort about KOV- ornmeni report. May, i-ltv; July, 443 H6-100. opened dull and easier, but (tined strength later; May, truck white State, track Western, Hood's Pills wirft liver ills, ss. jaundice, sick headache, Tilt Tcoiiblc A prominoat inan ia exclaimed the other day: wife has woarinp out her life from tbo effects of dyspepsia, liver complaint and in. digestion.

Her case tho skill of our physicians. After using three packages of Bacon's Colery King- for the no'-viis sho is ulmoet' entirely well." Keep your blood in a healthy condition by the use of thia irroat compound. Call on Bee Fisher, Fourth street, solo and get a trial package free. Large size 50 cents. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Kor over Fiar Mrs. Winslow'g Soothing Syrup been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their chlldreo while teething, with perfect It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind colic, and la the best remedy for diarrhoea. 16 will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists lu every part of the world.

Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and aek for- Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup 1 and take no other kind. Children Cry for Cattor la. Dull; family, 14.00: extra mcM, 18,00, new meag, family, IH.003H.W; clear, H4.WiJI460.

prime Wcat. cm tteam, tl.30; nomiaal A Horrible Is a dallj ctironlolo in our also the death of some dear friend, who- has died with consumption, wbereas, if be or she bad taken Otto's Core for throat and lung diseases in time, life would have been rendered happier and perhaps saved. Heed the If you have a cough or any affection of the throat and lungs call at Ben Fisher's, 311 Fourth street, sole and get a trial bottle free. Large size 50 cents. March ia No.

2 cash anil March, May, July, Cl.itU COBN-Stcady. No. 2 cash, 37e; Muy, 3T(ic. OATS-Firin. No 2 cuab.

Way, S2o bid. Omh, We. Prime and Marcs, IB.30; April, October. H.T5. you learn how Mrs.

Upton was? mum, I pulled at the door-bell half an hour and couldn't make anybody hear. I think thu bell had been muffled. idea! How is the poor invalid to know that all her friends are anxious about her, if her heartless relatives have muffled the Y. Weekly. A flood Matoh.

Little dess marry Qeor- Sweet w'en he grows up. like him, do you? notmuoh; but jus' fond of 1 Good Two Mon Killed by a Bomb. MJLDKID, March 10. A dynamite cartridge was exploded at Funte-Rebollo, province of Segovia, Old Castile, kill- log the alcalde, or local judge, and killing 1 tbo sacriatan of the local church. The explosion is believed to bo the work of anarchists.

No arrests have been made. Ht. to Floe Cljrantto Selling. ST. Louis, March 10.

A bill has been introduced in the city council making it an offense punishable by a of not less than HO nor more than 8100 to sell cigarettes or wrappers to minors, Her Ilottrt WM LOUISVILLK, March During a fire at Warsaw, which destroyed the Crown flouring mills and a granary, Mrs. E. A. Allen died from paralysis of the heart Mixed Up Speoormi. March In the dit- tribution of tariff upeecnei Chairman Wilson's remarks were sent out under the title of Thomas B.

Herd's i Brings comfort and improvement and tends to persona) enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet tor than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more, promptly adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical beliig, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in remedy, Syrup ot Ita excellence is due to presenting In the form moat acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the truly beneficial properties of laxative; effectually cleansing thelaygtam; dispelling colds headaches and BTid permanently curing constipation; It has given satisfaction to millionsand met with approval of the medical profession, becautw it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it ia perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of is for sale by all in Me aud II bottles, bat it manufactured by the California Fig Syrnp Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, aim the name, Syrup of Figs, andISing informed, yoa will not any luhrtitiite li oflentf- stock, CHICAGO, Miu-ch 10. fairly active with tirades Arm and other Qualities weak at closing prices.

Salet rongod at f4.40tf4.tib for plfi-, t4.80a&OO for light; M.M£4.M for rough packlDB: lor mixed, and KT094.9& Cor heavy paokiDf and nhlpplciflotn. dull find weak: favoring buyers. Quotations ranged at 15 for choice to tbfpptnit Steera: for good to choice 13.10^4.00 Jar fair 10 food; M'SMfttM for common (o BMdlum do IS.80O&80 tor butchert' for Stocktri: -WiflaiflS for Pceden: ltWJ2H for Cowt; IU 46 for Helforai ll.SO»a«a for Bulls: for TulM Stetrf, and When Btbj WM rick, we gave her When she Child, she cried for When fthe became Him, aha cHrng lo When ahe bad Children, A haunted house In theie araeUcal andun- lomethlDRof a rarlOr, bat no lBdiTj(l4ai hanpted with the idM that hi Ml- ment It rocurable Is siwrsonage fwqu-ntlj me with. Dftbeller In the ability of roedldDitlocure isonlramlld form of monomania, although In lomecuei rcpeatei: faltaret to obUIn rtl'ef from would almost socm to Justlfr the doubt. Hosteller's Stomach Bitten bai Us abUJtj to ovrrcomedjtpop llrer arid kidney nmltr.

complaint and ntrfouorxvis. and recorded achievement hi the curatlte line ought at leant to warraotlta trial by aor one two Wed either of the aboTeillrnents, altriowb prerto. to obtain remeJInl aid hsre Iniltletf. Lstid tbe Bitten will the most bbithuta MUM. California Fruit Laxative Is own true remedy.

It medicinal virtues of California and plants which aro known to have beneficial effect on the human ryitan. Although harmless to moM delicate constitution it is thorough antf effective, and will afford oure for habitual oonstipaUoa and the many disorders arising ttam a weak or Inactive condition of liver, itomaob and For by all drujrffutt at 60 oenU a tattle. Children Cry for Pitcher's WIM. If you are or strength by iUaeM or aay other cause, we reoottanond tbe uae of this Old Wine, the very blood of A grand tonle for nuteiag- mothers, and those reduced by wasting disease. It creates strength; proves the appetite; own remedy, much preferable to drugs; guaranteed absolutely pure and ever five years of age.

Young wine ordinarily sold it not fit to Insist OB. having this standard brand, it no more. 91 In bottlea. Bottled by Royal Wine ale.