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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr' H. GONE may be consulted aS follows,
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays
sept. u; Oct. 10; Nov. %; Dec "a; FebI; Mareb
3; April II; May II; June 81
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
Sept IS; Oct 20; Nov "a; Doc ag; Feb q, NIsrs,b
-; April l3; May IS; June 92
In AENlA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs.
days sept 49, Oct, 49, Nov ~; Dec ri; Jan, si
March n April II May i6; June 2O -
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis Houso op
Thursdays, sept. 20i Oct 25i Nov 20; Jan. 8: FSb
7i March ~; April rs; May %; June ri -
DIR. CONE has had Offices In each OF the ahove
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, ana as he has treated and cured MANY
the best oi reierenees In each place as 10 his AKIN
Dr, CONE Treats and Cures all varieties 81
Chronic diseases, including those OF the Eve and
Ear makes no charge for consultation, but h
those who consult himdesiretreatment. ne charges
Cash for his Medicines o 50
Medicines that will last putieptfrom four .i,.
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars in Cash
Address; DIR, II. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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alIaastarp and GpntmrrriaE.
Cincinnati Markets.

g CINCINNATI, January 3.
FLoUR--The asking rates were For
Spring superfne 80 $500 20; Winter do.
SlO@l0 90; Spring extra $40 5O@11 so I:
Winter do. Sll 50@l2. 90; Spring family
Sl2 25@l2 20, and Winter do. Si3@19 %.
Fancy brands are selling at Sl4Mlb,
WnEAr-The market was very firm, and
the demand was also good We quote No,
2 Spring at - 20, aud No. 1 do. at 90 400
%. Winter Red Is firm at 50 7b@2 SO
for No. 2; 81 5000 90 for No. i, and 81 O5
for extra Hill and No. White are quoted
at 81 g5@3.
CoRN-rhe market rules duh at 53@b5c.
for fair, mt upper and lower roads 60@Blc..
for shelled, In elevator, and including new
reserved Runnies at 75@70c.
OArs-A quiet market. No. !, In eleva-
tor, at 53c., and No. 2 at 50@5lc. 1000
bushels No. white, sacks returned, mt Doc,
and GOO do, upper road, in bulk, at 54c.
RYE-A ilrmer market and prices adj
vancing. No. ], at the close, was held at
81 lS@l 20, and extra at 81 25.
BARLEY--There is a fair demand for the
hest grades Of Spring and Fall Choice
Fail Is held at 81 700pl 10 and the same
grade of state Spring Mt 81 30@l 40.
GRoCKRIES-The market has not changed
materially since our last. There is mod
crate demand at 23l[ DC. for fair TO choice
Rio Coffee; ll@l4c. for raw Sugar; 15T0
l6c. for hard-refined, aud 7O@SOc. for
Porto Rico Molasses.
WHIsKY-The market to-day was firmer,
and holders succeeded in establishing an
advance of lc. per gallon. with sales of g75
barrels bonded at 26c. E
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- see things undi. posed of at
the faA \ Ssald at auction tonight.
; DAYTON, Januay ., 1867.

hAhION, JdHu1J - loof'
To the Religious Telescope Of Dayton:
The Telescope of this week contains an
article on "The Temporal Power" Speak
ing of the rapid growth of the Catholic
Church in the United States it calls the
doctrines of that church "pemicfoas.'
Now, it seems that there should be no prop
agation of perniciOns doctrns in such n
pleasant city as Dayton, But, nc doctrines
of the Catholic Church are very likely to
spread even here. for they are taught In
four large churches, in Germal, French and
English. And whatever thse doctrines
may be, among the six or seScn thousand
Catholics in Dayton IL is not impossible to
find a dozen of honest persons, who would
reject the doctrines of theia religion, if
proved perRioious to either society or them
selves. Thus u dozen of Catholics might be
converted, If there be such Il thing as the
conversion of a Catholic. Hnce. it would
be work Of charity TO demonstrate the
peT7iiciousneSs of the doctrine Of the Cath
olic Church. The Religious Telescope, no
doubt believes in good worls and would
not refuse to contribute mic to the con-
version of the poor Catholics, who are
probably as anxious to get 0 Heaven as
their kind neighbors, the Unfed Brethren.
One who is no less friend u the Catho-
lies than of the gentlemen ofthc Religious
Telescope, wishes thorough conversion TO
both, and would be happy ,see them all
love and follow the great trths that have
come from Heaven, iustea of selfshly
clinging to all kinds of title notions
brought forth by earthly mnds, and not
unfrequently fostered in harts entirely
void of those high principles 4 justice and
charity taught by Jesus ami his blessed
Apostles.
Now, If the Religious 7elesoPe vii, have
the kindness to prove the peniciousness of
the doctrines OF the Catholic durch, Il win |
tirst, of course, state those dctrines fairly, !
and then show how, when, here and to
whom they are or can be pericious. How
the Telescope win succeed in uch an effort
/ do not foretell. But thiI know the |
good conduct Of hundreds o Catholics ofl
Dayton,-the admirable ordeof the schools
of the Sisters OF Notre Damon Franklin
and Fifth streets, as Of the Sisers Of Charity |
on second street, SCHOOLS b which hun |
dredso of bright little boys nj girls are
raised In the fear of the Lordlnd trained to
what will be useful TO them for time and
eternity,-the good which done, unos-
tentatiously, 10y Catholics, fc the poor, the
widows and orphans--tha at least, and
much more which could be plnted out, can |
not come from any pernicidsness of doc
trine
Now, If the gentlemen OF the Religious
Telescope have any christie generosity,
they will copy this note anciexpress, in
christian way their own Onion on the
subject. Y.
Auction tb-night at ClegGlIdall of the
Fine Marble Top Bureau ad also other
valuable goods LEFT over at te Fair Come
and buy.
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ARuInmv Affair

singular orgie took place In England
last month at New Brighton, town on the
Mersey. A brig laden with rum went to
pieces, and the casks floated toward shore
The populacc crowded down to share the
plunder and the account says:
"Seryants and married women were of
the number. The crowd got hold of cask
after cask, which they speedily broached
and then they began to drink the rum
some OF 1t above proof with fierce gusto.
Several of the puncheons washed ashore
were turned on end, the heads knocked
out, and the contents drunk TO the dregs /:
Others were pierced and sucked at In turns
by the maddened savages. The conse-
quences of the furious debauch soon an
peared Ia staggering of helpless groups.
blind with intoXication, yelling and curs-
Ing till they fell apparently dead upon the
sand, or were dragged by the heels out of
the SURF into places of safety. One young
man guzzled the fiery liquid till he feil
down and died, without any return of
consciousness; aBother, after maniachal
draught of 1t, tumbled headforemost into n
pool among the rocks, and was well nigh
drowned before he was taken out. A
painter poured the paint from his pot,
wiped II with grass, and drank the raw
rum TIL he wallowed lnsensible on the sea
oeacll' NUMBER OF servant girls and
married women who went down 10 the
beach to see the wreck, which had been and
was washing ashore, were prevailed upon
to taste the rum. The consequences can be
nonlectured. Numbers of the females sunk
into a state of lnsenslbility, and were sub
lected TO the greatest indignlties, One
young woman, very well connected, In com-
pany with more elderly female, was pre-
vailed upon to take some of the raw spirit,
and she, like many others, was treated with
The greatest violence, having been attacked
by three ruflians. She was discovered at
late hour of night lying in the sand-hills,
quite unconscious, and taken TO her home
by the police"
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/ Tho citizens Of Dayton, In honor of the
cstimablc host of the Phillips Iouse-Mr.
Louis Rcibold--assomble In large num-
bcfs at this well known and popular hotel.
on last cveningand gavoa formal opening Of
the same on this occasion. The elite ofthe CITY
were present and many familiar faces
from our neighboring cities of Cincinnati,
Richmond Louisville and Indianapolis
We're also recognized ut this entertainment.
The nicely furnished halls and rooms all
bespeak comfort aud convenience to the
guests and patrons Of our host. Upon this
occasion, however everything in the way
of pleasure seemed to compare with a
lovely May morning.
The house Illuminated In glowing splen-
DOR the Regimental Band discoursing the
sweetest music; the tables spread with all
the luxuries known to land and sea, and
the genial courtesies Of the worthy pro-
prietor all tended to enhance the interest
and pleasures of the occasion to the delight
OF all present. No pains or expense had
been spared to make the banquet success,
and this was Che verdict of all present, We
cheerfully commend the enterprislng pro-
prietor Of the Phillips House to the patron
age of the public, assuring them that all
viii be provided for in the best and most
hospitable style.
Mr.. Beihold has laudable ambition 10
Keep "flrst-class hotel" and judging from
the progress he has made since he assumed
control of the Phillips House. that the
height Of this ambition is already attained.
After partaking of the bountles of "Our
Host, the band again dlscoursed its sweet
est strains, and the "light fantastic toe"
went tripping TO the art-Terpsichorean
Al late hour the guests disbanded, re-
turning to their homes rejoiced with their
evenings entertainment, and wishing
Happy New Year to ALL and success to Mr..
Reibold and the Phillips House.
The Fine Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
oil INN ntfsn H.
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A Kentucky Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE Junuafy =.
On Monday q young desperate named o.
b. Duke-one of the celebrated Duke fam
lly-was shot and mortally wounded IN
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, by William
Barnes.
Duke had repeatedly made threats that
he would Kill Barnes, whereupon Barnes
armed himself with double-barreled shot
gun, and upon meeting Duke shot him in
the neck and head, emptying the contents
of the gun. Eight balls lodged in his neck
and heid
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The Fashion Disaster.

Sr. LOUIS, January 2.
Late New Orleans papers say 800 to 400
persons were on the steamer Fashion when
she burned, 100 being in the cabin. the
remainder were negroes going to New
Orleans on holiday excursion. Most of
them Jumped overheard, aud were drowned,
1t is said that not more than eighty sur
viVed.
IL is reported that 200 bales of cotton
were burned with the boat which was one
of the largest and most elegant steamcas
that ever floated ON Sonthern Maters.
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OK THE SAME DAY l-hT THE SANE
PLACE! AND By THE SAMEl--Capt. j..
Mlnick wishes the public to understand
that be is still selling groceries cheaper
than at any other place in the city. They
are all Of first quality. Remember the
place corner of Jefferson aud Market
streets.
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ATrACnMENT NOTICE

samuel Dpbbs v, George l. Deckert, Before John
ID Sheehan, J. T.. of Miami ToWnsh min Mont'
gomery County, Ohio
IN the 10th day Of December, A. u. 1863 said
~ justice issued an order OF attachmety In the
above action for the sum OF SlG5 o. Ceasc set for
O'Clock A. N. SAMIfsL DUBBS.
AiRmisburg. O., December Is, Isse, lows
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" Sleds, Sleds, Sleds at Huber S Sons
THE 'EAGLE,S0 HOLIDAY SONG,
No. HIS, Main attract maUfon

Poor FLORA M'FLIMsAY had nothing to wearr
=, an embarrassing 1I, you'll agree, for a maid:
nut II Det the cigars that II ScHw ARE had been
Such thing of Miss FLORA would not have been
For scHwARz would have furnished her pants and
vest F 'N
!, a. not exactly the garb for maiden 80 fair
bnt better, FAR better, even thus to be drest
1nAn 70 go like Miss FLORA withholding to
oid you ever see soHwARES-If you "haint" you
WI TO the dhe block, not farfrom Market, on Main
Wnefe ne sells his choice goods so amazing low
AhAt ms customers say HE'S GOT CHEAP OK
THE BRAINP
Full often the buyers say. Pray Mr. scHwARy.
ASk q qorS ior your goods they re so wOndronsy
But In vain do they bog gl-Mr. s. is too firm
10 DO driven to take any more than his price!
fass MS M doc door when you may, you will ne'er fall
r.. A oig erosod Of customers hurryfng there.
Every one OF them anxious as anxious can he
10 purchase nice goods, and have something to
They .Sts enter the store, sometimes, ragged and
But very very fOw minutes transforms them com,
They throw OF those garments. all tattered and
And emerge as faO ge,ailsrren out on the street,
And lGdies who turned up their noses quite biob
AS THESE men sought the store in their ragged
Greet their egress with smile, and ,ovoi,ah,s,
eye, s'
And in tones low and ianguishing, whisper
Then hurry hurry to soHwARz'l Take your Eroenbacks
Dress yourself like esnaenS~ now while you
And you'll thank profoundly for writing this
And gratefully sing 1t for many dayi
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10 i 4 a d Id O..


Successor of Julius Bornsteinl
2s3 Third street, Dayton, Ohio,
AhEs the liberty TO notify the old friends and
nc nc generally that he continues this well Known
SSiBBar SiBBs.r anu tobacco business, celebrated nv H.
nISI5 mSi9. 5uPERfOR BRANDS OF CIGARS Ann
dojbACCo, as wel a. by largest stock of smot ting
artlcles IN general Please call and be convinrsf
@"i" ELIAS REES
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THE CoLoNADE.-Mr. G. c. Limerick, for
many years proprietor of the Montgomery
House, has taken the Colonade Saloon and
Restaurant, on Second street, lately occu-
pied by schleble & Ruff. Mr.. e. has fitted
up the place in excellent style, and from
his long experience in the business, will no
doubt keep a flrst-class house. Meals will
be furnished at all hours, and gentlemen
visiting the city on business will find this
most pleasant and convenient place to OBJ
tain everything that is good in the way of
eating and drinking. He especially invites
his many friends throughout the country
to give him a call when they come to the
city. ltdaw
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NOTICE.

'I'liE Undersigned would inform the public tbat
nc has sold his entire stock Of Cigars TobsrTa
anu anu various other smoking articles 10 Eiias Rec
mno VIII continue the business at the old stand and
70 WhOn he cordially recommends his old friends
and customers. The business will he settled iS ~
Undersigned himself, and those indebted 10 him
VIII please make early payment
JULIU is BORNSTEIN
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NOTICE.

IhtE undersign gned would inforuu tho n,ili, m a.
=, ne mas soiu MS entire stock of Boots and shoes
D I q nooumAn, who viii continue al the Old stand
inc public generally N'' ana
me undersigned win settle the business bimse,,
ehose indebted to him will please come IN a1i
desTd,w SAM. WE'LL
lJournal copyI
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TO LADIES

II you require reliable remedy to restore Won.
use the beste ' ~
Every Lady knows the slightest lrreaularity OF
nature Is liable 10 bring on Headache Giddiness
Low Spirits, Painting, Mysteries. &c then the
bloom Of health fades the appetite fails and other
symptoms moro distressing commence ms Weak
ness, Spinal Complaints the Whites Prolapsus
&c, &c A never failing remedy will be found II,
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GREAT REDUcnoS.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
wintei clothing, especially in oyercoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered In this city.
We VIII sell without regard to price or
cost Come and convince yourselves. Re-
spectIully, Lessner q Brother. daw
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tSy- Immense reduction in Boots
and ShOes--dH first class sVOrk-at
GOOdn'dn'S, no Main Street, foT. so
days. These Goods MUST Post
aVeIy be sold, regardless of cost.
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BARGAINS BARaANsl-I win close out
my entire stock of Winter Clothing, (cus-
tom made,) positively at cost, until further
notice. Call soon, at lls Main Street
II. ScHwARz.
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SPLENDID OvERcoATs.-Lebensburg &
Son, No lOs Main street, haye just received
he most splendid Of oVercoats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
CURES. Call and see them. ItdSw
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FALL AND WINTER CLoTHNd.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
lust received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main street.
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is remedy four degrees stronger than the above
and intended for special cases of long standing
Price Five Dollars per Box
IT you cannot purchase the pills of your Drug.
gist thoy will DO sent by mail most rad secrie
irom observation, on receipt of the money by Dr
JAMES BRY AN Consulting Physician, SO Broad
way, New York
For sails BY Druggists genorallY
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gpfal alutIrfs.

BAGGAGE FOR SALE.-On the oath day of
january, 1867, win sell lot Of Baggage
left at the City Hotel on board bills, II not
previously called for.
ja3d4 g. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
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New York Money Market.

NEw York, January 3
Money steady at per cent. on call.
Sterling quiet ut 909l6.
Cold ilrmer at 1924, declining to 1929
and closing at 1925.
Governments shade lower.
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Tm SOLD GUARD.'-I is truly refreshing
to Democrat to peruse the pages of this
staunch and fearless advocate of States
Rights and Constitutional principles. The
sold Gadrdl" appropriate title for a Demo-
cratic publication in these days of trouble
and bitter sorrow to the Republic--the
very name inspires US with renewed en-
ergy, and when we come into closer COM
munion with its contents--when We lingcr
over the soul-stirrlng articles from the pen
OF c. Chauncey Burr, its editor, and those
from the pens Of other true ANA sterling
Democrats, we feel to "gird our loius7
anew for the contest aud to thank God
that there are yet some noble, brave men
left in this demented land who dare TO
strike blow for liberty and boldly aud
fearlessly maintain the right.
The Ola Guard long may il live as the
champion of civil liberty, and receive that
support to which it Is entitled, because of
the position 1t has taken in the front ranks
In defense of true Democracy and a white
mans government" A true exponent of
the doctrines Of l776 and 1887. and am adj
yocate of the strict construction of that
Constitution which was then brought into
life and for so many years was the sheet
anchor of our happiness and prosperity rs
Il people, it should be made a welcome Wis
itor at every Democratic liresidc, and re-
ceive such "matcrial aid'' as will enable its
publishers and proprietor to still further
increase It's size and usefulness, and estab-
lish it surely and firmly as the organ of the
Democracy of the entire country, East,
West, North and South.
Specimen copies will be sent, prepaid,
for twenty-five cents to all desirous of
seeing it before subscribing" Van Evrie,
Horton & Co, 162 Nassau street, New York
CITY 80 the publishers, to whom all orders
sh& 10 stGalressed.
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tsy TIM MULES are just hauling in a
hundred barrels of Salt. Call ut J. A. Min
ick's corner of jefferson and Market
streets.
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PUBLIC NorTcE-To debtors of the late
firm of Cavner q Paullus. The firm having
been dissolved, the books posted, and as
signed to j. II. Paullus, of the late firm, all
who are indebted will please call and set
Tie. j. r. PAULLUs.
Dayton, December 81, 1896. 3td
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DEFY CoMPETrToN.--Lebensburger &
Son, No los Main street, call particular at
tentlon to their new and splendid stock OF
fall and winter Clothing. They defy com
petition, and will not be undersold 6v any
other house In the city.
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LOOK HERE l-Schwarz will close out his
Government Overcoats, new at SO 75.
Sign of Golden Eagle.
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BOYS AND YOUTHS CLorHNG.--An en-
tire new apartment---the best In the city
Just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
l0S Main Street.
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CB~A lot Of new Government overcoats
at 81 90. Lessner & Brother. daw
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GB-Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
twenty-five cents.
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CB-Thanks are rendered my numerous
customers for their liberal patronage
during the past year. Feeling grateful for
past favors, l shall strive to merit their
patronage in the future by fair and liberal
dealing. | am now better prepared than
ever to furnish Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Cloths, Cassimeres, Furnish
ing Goods, and mems wearing apparel,
which l will make up and warrant to give
satisfaction, and at prices lower than the
lowest Harvey II. Iams, 2S2 East Fifth
Street. de0Qd9
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Tor the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de.
blllty, Impotence, or want of power, the result OF
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BEsT's FILrERs-PRIcE REDUcED-Inor-
der to accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
10 $40. This VIII place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
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B-Women's Calf Shoes at Goodman's at
seventy-tive cents.
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NO CHANGE of DIET is NECENsAny,

They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm.
less on the system. Each box contains 60 pills
with full directions and treatise on the conse,
quences and cure. Price One Dollar. Beware OF
Counterleitsl If you cannot procure them of
your Oruggist send the money 70 DR.. JAMES
York, and they win be sent by retul Of InaiI
free nom observation.
For sale by DrupQsta penprallv
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edg Hats and Gaps very cheap, at Good
mans.
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which neglected ruins the happiness and unats
the sufferer for Business Social Society or Mar.
rage, and often terminates in an untimely grave
Make no delay In seeking the remedy. BELTS
Specific Pills, can be used without detection or in.
terference with business pursuits
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atw advertisements.
YOUNG MIN
BELL'S SPECTFTC PILLS

The experience Of past ten years has demon.
placed In the efficacy Of
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=, ~ Women's fine sewad Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 90.
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To Their Gus toners.

VI customers who may call at the C,aIri 20 NJ
uiaetory o. j Langdon X Brother Fourth street
''"i "Vhcr'oh' de1Allw
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az sleds, sleds, sleds at Huber & Sons.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
y Remember thai Tho Fair ut clcpif.
sIfBl cluses to-nirht

I NSuE FAm,ZThere was another full at
kee- ,,,3e J, at the Fair last night, and the oc-
casioirwasa most pleasant one to all pres
ent. A large number Of articles were
chanced off, among them the Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine and the magnlf-
cent set Of chamber furniture. As large
number Of valuable articles are stiil undis-
posed of including the Grover e. Baker
sewing machine, the managers have con-
oluded to continue the Fair one evening
more. We are authorized to state that it
win positively close this evening. All ar
ticles which are not drawn for Tonight,
will be sold at auction This will no doubt
draw large number Of people to the hall,
and an excellent opportunity will be Offer
ed to secure great variety of fancy and
useful articles at very cheap rates. Let
there be full attendance this evening.