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VJROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enriching the Blood. When you feel Its strengthenIng, Invigorating effect, see how It brings color to the checks and how it Improves the appetite, you will then appreciate its true tonic valuo. GROVH'S TASTH3LISS Chil TONIC is not a patent medicine, it is simply IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup. Sp plasan~t oven children like It. The blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON to Enrich ft. These reliable tonic prop ertles never fall to drive out impurities In the blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chlil TONIC has made it )the favorite tonic in thousands of homes. More than thirty-five years ago, folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONiC wheni a member of their famIly hnd Malaria or needed a body-buildIng, strength-giving tonic. oTho formula is just the samo to *day, and you con get it from any drug te. Can pe botle REIGN OF TERIROR AT LONDONDEIItY 1rIsh City Scene of Desperate Moting During' Past Several )ays and Nights. Londonderry, June 20.-Fivc per sons were killed, ten others seriously arounded, several of them probably mortally, and about 100 others were less seriously injured during a period of desperate rioting in this city Satur day night. The fighting was accom panited by several attempts at incen diarism, one of which resulted in the burning of a large drapery store. The rioting was a continuation of tie disorders of- Friday night, when nationalists and unionists were engag ed in clashes for several hours and the military had to be called out. The military remained in what were con sidered tile danger zones, but not withstandings its presence, the disor derly elements held sway for sonic tilic. Iln many instances, persons who we'leC sifferinrg from minor tiounds went loimie withlout receiving treat Imlit. 'I'The ithloritles have no record of the number of sutch cases. Among thw wounded t are several shiyard workers with gillshot w'ounitds. 'T'le Imen killed were l'1dwin Price, James .\cVeighi Thomas McL-iagh lin, Thomas Farrenl and James Doher ty. 'i'le aithorities had taken elaborate precautions in view of the expected renewal of the disorders. The mili tary, fully eqilpped, took positions at the head and foot of Bridge street, which is the Nationalist quarter, and oil Fountain street, the Unionist quar ter. An fif-mored car was drawn up at Carlisle road, between these locali ties, to keep tihe rival factions apart. The hopes that these precautions woild lead to the preservation of peace, however, were not fulfilled, and another night of terror resulted. These latest scenes of rioting, which left the city absolutely terror-strick en, were said to have originated in what at first appeared to be a minor squabble between Unionists and Na tionalists at the junction of Long tower street, in the National quarter, and Upper Fountain street, the Union ist district, these two streets being separated only by Bishop street, the scene of bloodshed for many years during periods of rioting. Men armed with rifles and revolvers afterwards came into conflict and before the mil itary could intervene several had been k)led. From shortly after 9 until 11 o'clock iaidemonioum reigned. A shot fired from one party into a crowd of rival partisans developed with oninouis speed into violent rioting. Party ('lies were raise(, and the Unionists, assenlbled tt tihe head of Upper F'oun tain street, poured volley after volley of rifle and revolver fire into Long towel' street, wtih dsastrous resiltts. \..Another crowd of 'llionists lit Al hert street maintained a cros,.s-fire in the iec11tin of Hisho (ate, with tire resu'll. that the peole in the vie is ItyV0( fled llaic-st rieketn to si Ilter. 'The Nationalist 5 (lhd not seem to be so -well lprovide(d witht weaponrs as thteir' 0'' poneints, butt threy maintained1 a vigor ous defetnse. In an early stage of tihe btattle two menr were shrot (lead In Longtower street and a numttber of itersons, ill eluding a baby in arms, .werel wottnd~ ed. McVeight, a labroter, was on his wvay to a 1b1utchter's shrop, wh'len reachritg the end of Longtowetr street, a btullet struck him11 in the fthroat. Hie strulg gledl inl at dy ing condlIllon toward prubliIc house nearby wherel hIe fell. Owlin g to) the fierce fuislillc it w:, impossible to go to his assistance, hur, eventutalIly a man rushted thrroutgh thet shtower of bullets and dragged im to shr('ter. No ambutlance wvas alfall able andl ant attemlpt was madec to car ry itm to an intiilrmar'y on a sihutfterin. lie died on tire way. IFarrten, tire ofther mant killed, was stain 11ig iln tire doorway of iihi' iodg lng when struck by two butfcts, onte enter inmg Ihis st omachl and~ provinitg fa - tal. 110031 F"OR ('ON (1hi( (,4o'vtternor i.s LogI'al 31ain to Op' pbose lirdime, hris AdmllirerS R'ei'. WXashington, .Junre 1-t.'--From his ad mrirers' stanrdpolnit tihe manr whom thre iDemtoctrats should hasten to nominate at Sanr Franecisco Is Gov. ('ox, of Ohio. And it is considered by threm that nothing possibly couldl have occturred at Chricago more cer'tain to r'aise iris usloek than thre nomtination of Senator Hlarding. Cox, his pr'otagonists consider, is tire' logical, the inevitable candlidate for the D~emocrats itfthey have any hrope of becatinrg Iliarding at all. Itoth mren are frotmrOhio. Tihils satisfies all those retqu Irenments of terrlitory, see. tional feeling and balanice of Statec: which mna whlo have worked long at the 1o01 icle fr'ade conaider essent Ial. It also, it tire opniionr of mrnry a itin obherers harern,n oe av witir what many Democrats long have Ie Sired doing away with-the chance of William Gibbs .lcAdoo. They can Sider thab .\eAdoo would make n o candidate at all against lIarding; that every qualification whlch is claimed for him takes him instantly out of the category of qualifications which iany opponent of Iarding--ox for first choice-must have, and that his party under the present circum stances will not even think of nomi nating him. Likewise it Is considiered probable that McAdoo will not try to go after the nomination. Another thing about Cox which gives his backers hope and courage Is that lie is a speaker. It is believed that this reason alone should have great. weight with those who hold the destine. of the San Francisco conven tion choice in their hands. Origin of the Huna. The vord "IluInn" was first nppled to N biord? of savages, who, in t lie fourth century of tle Chi stiann ern caie Into E'urope froim Centil Asia. find under the (conunnn1ild of Attili began to deso late tle 16miani empire, It..; coloinles ando doponden-1cies. Th'le word( Is fin ab breviaition of the [.ow 1.ntinl word "lIltmn," mnni n;e:iil Ihe Illong-nui-litt enVmion pteople, who, cecording'" to Ci ieso annaulls. conlsiuted ahout the endl( of tihe third cent ury 1. C., a powerful einpire iI Central Asia. 1785 19210 (o-euen mi( hlnal. Eatraice examinations, and exam inations for the free tuition county schola rships at all county seats Fri (lay, .luly 9, at 9 a. .\l. Foui-year coutrses lead to the 11. A. and 13. S. degrees. 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