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New York Market.

Tho New York Commercial Adpe tier Of Friday 18th
Tho money market is without change Reports arc cir.
culaed for bear effect Of largo shipments currency
be movement IN that direction Although
such current may be expected to set in ere long At
At the market rates and appear disposed carry Idle
ansss rather than reduce their loans all round
cent on Governments
Discounts are sn dull Thore Is rather moro domestic
commission paper o-ring which however, is takon very
cautiously. Prime pspor is current Ct 6a7 per cent.
lar prices
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 1O-2 p. M.-FLoun, ac-Tbe
sound grades, and quiet and o.Oady for oIher Kinds.
state for Esa sisto SO "a assii Is ioe
Choice State; s7as supeno westerns ss
choice westerns $40 aSall 20 for good ship
hng brands ertrs G round hoop Ohio and s 2Ssls
the sales arc soOo bbs No Southern old Extra State
soulhsrn 1our Is quiet and steady Sales 800
bbls at 10 6oali 20 for common. and sl1 sol17 for
California Flour is steady Sales SO bbls nnd sacks
at $12 26a15.
nye Flour is rather moro aeavo Sales $50 bbls Mt
Cora Mea, quIs. Sales 100 bbls City st ss 60
baeh Mo- spne ans sa Sssa 70 saSs Ss
new Red q 70 70 for Witt do 90 80 for White
Rye Is auet: ssiea 1000 bush @ Canada % 81 g.
Sound Corn is scarce and q ahnde hrmer. whilo un-
sound II plenty and declining snes 90 600 bushels at
81 o4ASl O6H for Mixed Western; O7asl o. for
f,nsy Lots Mixed Western oocasl oj for unsound, and
Oats la scarce and hr1n Sales 1000 bushels at s2ca
CoTToN-The market iB Arm, with saea OS0 bales at
26Ha27c for Mddllng UpinndB
Iuor-Is quiet at oks9ho for Rangoon and I11isl2Hc
for Carolina -
coyIEz-Tho market is firm with, however, notLips Of
moment doing.
SuaAn-The market is nrm with fair dcmand Bales
nince our Last $50 hhds at 18c Porto Rco;
for Cuba, and $50 boIos Havana pt 12Hsl24c.
hoLIssRs-Js quiet with saes Bnee last 100 hhds
Muscovado al 6lc.
tail lots o. - N',''- ~ -.
TEa-I quiet and arm. Sales 21oo half chests oolcns
st full prices.
PnovIs1oss--The Pork market opeucd nrmer and
and closed heavy salns $500 bbls at S22 6a23 for now
Mess contng OF $ 90 cnah t72 for do; $40 76 for
Primo, and s22 25al 90 for Primo Meas.
Tho Beef market 10 arm. Bales 1I6 bbls at S1saS2i
for now Plain Mess, and S23a2s for Extra Mess
Cut meats arc frncr salss 260 pekgs for
Shoulders, and 11k16o for Hams.
Bacon II nrm.
Lard Is heavy. Sales $50 bbls at I2alsxc
Butter 10 unchanged at 1oa2lc for Ohio I6a26c for
etate.
Cheese is lower st 7s1kc.
WHIsHEY-Io quiet
FRkIoHrs-To Liverpool 275 600 bushes Corn at 80;
200 hhda Tobacco a 25s 400 bbls Petroleum at 6d
bbx Spirits Of Tupenune at lu 6d and 800 bbls Rosn on
Cotton at alGd 200 bbis Flour to ILL., At Is sd; 400 hhds
Tobocco At 2ss I'd.
To London, per steamer 1000 boxes Choese at $751; IS
boxes Bacon $751; and so tons measurement goods
To dlssgo~, per steamer. 100 bblc Flour, TO hl
Cd.
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bales Under unfayorublo accounts from tho country
,uapy fanors covering 9o their tables In hopes ef
Obtaining better Iiccs. n the market ~ reported hard
aud baro nt II hc. for Low Middllng.
MosrTAnI AND f1sANeiAI-IIhe upward movement Of
Gold In Now York to-day has had corresponding effect
bcrc. Sales rcporeI nt 1907 md IiO. With Bono
holders asking li0k We hoard Of no trnnsacuon, how
over, at tic latter figure.
Tho Exchange market contlnucs dull nt unchanged
quotniIouasay: Sterling, Sixty day, 49, and Sight i56
Now York sight s premium checking by banks and };
prou,ium ty bankers; buying rpto par. New Orleans
Sight par checking by banks aud bankers.
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Tho inspections Of Flour and Meal in tho city Dati
moro for tho week ending July 18th, 1907, as
City Mills. 2210 bblB and 20 half bbls Ohio 2iS6 bbls
and Family 900 bbls 90 half bbls-tuta Wheat Flour
1869 bbls and 90 half bbs Together with 10 bbls Rye
Flour and 1164 bbls Corn Meal
Observation-Disclosures today wcro comprised OF
2o5T bushels white and 8060 bushos red, a now de-
mnnd active; while scarce and maintained for prime
sacs Of 1909 buahols from IS 10 for prime down
for Inferior Red shows further decline OF lOc since
at tho opening Of Change at "a 701o subsequently
1000 bushels Of same quality all primo at 80 S5 1900
busheB good to nearly primo Mt % 62a2 CO. Corn-45o0
bushels white and 1900 bushels yellow received; sales
busho!s good primo 81 I0,I 49, $50 bushels
mixed at e. l3p1 ID: loo bushels yellow
ter closed dull OIts2S09 buRhes received market ac-
tive, salcs Of 1910 bus rolls old ut 95csS1
ed, but none sold.
MoL1ssEs-St scarcc worry littlc Cuba or Po.to Rico
remaining In rat hands prices nominal In the absence
OF transactions, as last quoted.
Recommendations TO Improve under stIl moro
favorable adyices from the West nctyo Consume
two demand for Dncon We report sales foo,ya; 60
hhdB Bacon RIB Sides 70 arrive, at l3x eta; hhds do
Mt II cts on the spot 60 hhds shoulders at cts
closing at 12ka12H cs for email lots Shoulders cts
for RIB and lax o.s for clear nib and all clear des We
notice some inquiry for primo Leaf Lard which Is held
firm nt 1aHalSx cts. No sales Of Bulk Meats reported
Mess Pork aun held at $24 per bill.
RIoE-Markot quiet; quote Carolina at IL HaI2c with
small sales; Rnngoon 0a91Sc a ID.
BALT-DeInnnd moderate for lots from dealcrs and
prices scady as before reported viz: For Liverpool Fine
S3a3 TO- do Ground Alum 50 loa2 is q sack Turks
Island held in store at 5aaGoc 2 bushel. --
BUaka-Remains inaoliyc; aalcs worthy OF notice: :
prices without quotable change; holders firm
ToDAcco-LoN fs In brfak donand for both Maryland
and $50 hhds OF the latter all export at fu former
prices.
wHIsKEY-Is sill dull and held nominally in bond at
previous figures sSa37c q gallon
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, July 10. .1s57-corros-we notice somo
further inquiry from sEinncIs but desirable grades are
aud held firmly though quotsblu change
yesterday.
CoFYEE-Is very dull, but holders steady; tho only
sale reported was 60 bays Rio at 7H cts gold quote
jobbng lots Rio 15ka10k cts gold, as to quality.
FLoun-wss dull to-day. buyers mostly holding back
In anticipation OF lowe prices have only to notice
2O0aao0 bbls Northwestern EItra sI1 taken by tho
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BARNwELL SENTINEL

rs AN ExCRLLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
i Merchants and businoss men Try Il for few rnontha.
"Eo rtak no gain" Bend ycur cards and incrcsse
your I,de this fall There's nothing TO equal PnntarA
tnk-it has made many fortune
Terms for the paper--$S per nnnum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted At tho OF 81 Dor nquare oil
twolve nncs or lnss for cAch Insertion. -.
Cards Of ten nss less NJ the rate Of $40 for three
months- N n 7'7'.0 N -
Contracts 10 year for dx months allowing priv
ioge OF changing on moro favorable tarlnn. Addfoas
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
i'ofsupe6 ~ PublsGeS Spl eCcp,.ctce
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ConsIRnccs per Northcnstern Railroad,


800 bblB Naval Stores 10 bales Cotton. Stock.
M Mdze &c; TO Adams. Frost Co. Lieut. Ncidn. Muir.
ply. Williams & Co, Pnchott. Robinson & Co, A
Qunckcnbush. Holmes Stoncy. Rayenei Co. ONeil.
Mazyck Bros, Kinsman Howell. T Cleary.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July o.-FNANo1M-dold-B buy
as 1Ss and soil at 40.
sILJIa-proters buy ct 1eo and ssl ct Iaa
Corros-Iho demand continues good but mono offer
ing to-day We refer to weekly report for general
resume snd quotations Only bales were sold today:
1M11N and on privde te-ma. Reeeipts 30 baics.
90. y 49, -. "S' - .'s
fIonxaraniN Mins ...sursrnne Per Dbl, sls 10; E1.
Der Dbl higher. A'FSNA1i' %
Co7a-S1 &a1 e5.
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tcOrreponaeu,ot Of ne Journal Of CONNER

HAVANA. July 12-our sugar market 6rm At sHs9
rials, No IL b: s,les not heavy.
FnkIoHTp-IIght demand conforming 70 action In Tho
sugar market and at rates quito equal charter no
ported, OF which at cloae OF tho week. tomorrow
@ moving up in the last two DAYS.
ana bi1 payable London, Gu days aaht at laHa1I pro-
minmt United States, New York and other Northorn
saes 90 asy. sight currency. at 2ea2aH discount; do
good, iH premium do good abort sight at 2Ha3 pre.
mlum. Money-Qold moro abundant In our strcots and
In the amin trado commercial pocknta; banks PAVING
gold for all our neccAstcs. IL f-'s
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YoRK-Per steamship RaraTossa.-2C0 bales Up
l,nd Cotton. bnies Cotton Of bales Domostics
ss tlerces Rico 10 cases Tobacco CO bbls noan 6s5
saeM Wheat, and 10 packages sundries.. -. Per
Upland Cotton, So bales Yarn 6s7 sacks Wheat, 9ie
bbi. Roain 12s bagr Cotton Seed, "a teTees Rice 10
rolls Leather, bAlo Wool. IT cases Mdre IA em,ty
Barrels. caak BrAnhy, Dbl MELONS, 20 boxes YeEe
tables, Psckiges. Horsee 's
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"a smile on hcr IIp-he.ith ws. In her look
1IoH BrTrKns"
8. T-l880--X.
fsw bottles OF PLANTATION BIrrEns
VIII cure Nervous uesdAcho
sss1 ssa sss iP r..s EsIssh Ss..h p
Phtulency aud Indigestion.
Nervous Afectlons
RIoossive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the EyeA
Mental Dependency.
Prosraton; areat Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowoln, aa
LIVER ooMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
70 estimated thht seren.tenths of all adult ailments
socreons OF the Liver overdowns stomach poi.
the entfo System and exhibit tho nbove symptoms
remarkable cure these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced. Within aiI
RLLN1l1Ion BrTrans and not an instance Of complaint
has como 70 our noalodssl
suiiod 70 ali condition. Of La s''''' '-'-'
The reports thtt Is relies npon substances 20
p1So ~ and % fna may s sensa @
their phyaieisns we append lIst Of its oomponent.
years In tho treatment OF Poyer and Aguo, Dyspepsia
Weakness eto It was introduced into Europe By The
afterwards sold by tho Jeius ar a. encraos pres Of
s .0ei1at In irr under the Of Jerss Pp,s-
Of France. numSoid MAKES especial rsierano. % is
fabrtfuse qualities during bis South Amartcan travels.
plNpEIIoN-Fo. Inflammation of Tia loins and drop
OHAAoM1.z FJowE1s-Rof enfeeblsd digestion.
LAvxrpEn FLowRns-Aromntic. stmulant and tonic
sns ssrotai. xSd shanS:uun eta.
AxIaa-An Aromatic cArminatiye; crostng neah.
oot. oto.
8. T.--1860.--X.
Another wonderful inGedIent, Of area. ESQ AMONG
tho compilation aud briILncy TO tho mind I yet un.
Known 70 the commerce Of tbs world. and We Withhold
IMPORTANT oEaT1F1oATKa
p r. DALI ooI have hI Sean e. sfe.s aSUa aai
t rom Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
ea sSe Psnson bs .1S 70 my E1sas Joy 70
noa ne.siy . wen mn. ih,ye reoo@ms msndod .hsn e
ssSsaa aaSS s' ;oaS a'h snA
PHILADELPHIA. 10Th Honth. 17ih Day. 1861
R.ssa9TSD FaapIMy ssush;s1 has Ssen uSh Ss
Thy h.sndi AsA oURRIa
BHuanls aoua,, oma.eo, NIL
lvelys cases OF your Plantation Differs Az morning
sppetser They sppesr 10 hAto superseded everything
si's' A1a 1aI.. are gseadJ oste'm'a. o,ap !. v.rrr
n,nd for ,Ns article. which has not hsretoforo boon
possible.
parfocty pure standard Of tho PLANTATION BrrrEns be
departed hon. Epsry boH bars Dc Jdc-sissis of orr
nondts On stssi plate agravtn0. Or eannss bs sea
nin<-
Any rerson praendis1 10 sdl PLANTATION BrrrHas IN
btik 6y 0s ediloH srindier dad fspottsr Beu ors
Of rlfnsd oot<s Sss ndt our FSfuaid stamp u UHau.
sod By ali Drusysis aroosrs and psaior ,hrouahou,
lhs country.
P. b. DRAKE & CO., New York.
april - nvf,-y
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Tho Charleston Cotton Marker.
OFFICE oE THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEHs
CuAnIxsToH. Saturday Evening, July 20, 1867. /
Ths1o was better feeling and an improved enquiry.
ths TRANSACTIONS in Allowing advance Of
half mt per ID In some grades saes 80 baies vr a.
~; IS .. ~; 81 At 25.
I Wo quote ~ -.
SS ssssss g.
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consignoes per south Caroline Nntiroaa
July 40. --7'-~'-.

hags Flour, 1s4 bbls Naval atores Lumber ea
Old Iron, DC. To Goldsmlth Bon, W Hall, Courto-
nay q Trenholm, Railroad Agent Street Bros q % Stem.
houss Co. A Robtnson& Co. Willis Chifolnn, 4
Kirkpatrick W Williams b 90. ChRfoo, Goodrich,
wineInan & Co. Ostcndord Co, Hugcr. Il u Hub
bard, D Bloap, MIS- " II Smith, W Williams, J
wiis %. ofbbeo Co. Adams, Frost b Co. q Walior
8 Co, Kbaueh B Aallonee. ~
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Nc,y OrIcnn. Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1o o-CorroS-An improved feel.
Ing has characterized tho movement to-da Opening
animation. and although tho supplies on Bio o..
Iorded little scope % buyers. aud tho vlowa OF holders
day nevertheless operations hauo exhibited eonsidera
bic vitality throughout amoanng in sales OF Itso b1es
encouraging onc Of the New York aLvices connection
not iIio to snniat, thc n,arfei Prices
indicated n decidedly better feeling IN advance Of sc
with which wo reysc gurcs aud now quote as fol-
iows Ordinary l7kuloie Good Ordinary 2ia22c Low
transactions would havo been lur,cr had not several
buyers been prevented from purchasing by their nabi.
" to find tho qualities required which wcre gcncrayo OF
tho hIgher classification.
taken partly for tho North. but mostly foreign
port The IooIgs proper since Friday @ evening" ins,d
included In cir respective statements. comprise
40 bacs nSainat G50 during tho corresponding period
for tho same period embrace os bales 1855 Of Which
wero coaa!wifc. mud aO7a to foreign porti.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September ls lsco.. .baes-lo2l lsa
Ssiyed Reesiysd 'p1y obviously iss css-7s,
ccved in Hucks md balcd hero, and from
s7o.o35
Cleared previously. 1874 alo-s2l PIG
Stock on hand md on shipboard ..4o,4l7
CoAsThe market Is quiet but hrm. with light stock
aud inir demand Tho elock OF white is nlinost eI
bushol. Tho sales to-day comprise 5227 fncks which
2COo yellow mixed at 81 25 600 ordinary white mixed at
81 S0 COO white mixed at 81 1900 do i'll two lots at
81 Sly; 527 white and 500 primo white nt 81 ~ q
bushel.
FnEoHTs-Wo have alteration to report In this de-
parimcnt. Some icw engagements hnvo been mado for
shipment but apart from this nothing Of moment
has HupBpircd to-day. In conf cQuenco Of tho mItoi
amount OF room In port the annexed rates readily
obtained: lc Per lib cotton by steamer to New York
and Boston, and 20 to Philadelphia BY Btcamcr TO New
York and Boston 4oc sack for sJc per Dbl
-four, 81 Is per bb for pork and s10a1 per hid
bacco. by steamer TO Liverpool I'd per ID for cotton
and COS hid for tobacco by sail to liverpool Oiled
lb for cotton aud 425 Cd hd for tobacco by sail
| to Hayro 1hc per 10 for cotton.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, July y20.-TuRrESTISE-The market ia
firm with sales OF 25U hbs ut s3 Is for aud 81 SIX
hnrd, por $50 lbs
SPIRrTs 1UnPENTrEE-Has been in active request to-
day. and tho sales comprisu 70 bbls ut 6lc md
for country and 62c gallon for New York pack
| ogcs
Ros-Salcs OF only about aa3 bbls at 81 80 for No l.,
| and IS 25a6 rs for Palo as in quality.
TAn-31 bbls changed hands at s3 So Per Dbl.
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arTHE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
TRRs IA without nroes.p, In ,b. h,.orv ~ M. xora
-. =, . - 'n' a..ofS " .Ho "oi,'-
No., ....i. -,r....ns.,.. s..,,,. o',A- - ' -. '
.o,.,.s u.,,.s, r.. ,s, 80,
hta 1r,,. - ~ saA-1
~. ,o,,r,..1 =, ~. ,.,,h-.,.s o.,,,. -
p,,t n,nd,,,on rm.n,.rr,,s v,.-s I~a-.--
yIovsr. Wiotsrar,., .,,,. C,x.,s,d, o,,no.n..s,
sn,k.,o,, o.-.,r.w ra-...s. n."sSs1 '''-
S.--T.--l860.-X. &c.
1h., ar. .r..,.ux ..,,,,-,... =. , -.
s sn,.te-, ana or I,,,,,r n,s,,. .na go
ary e who require FREQ digestion. relish for food.
and elaar mental faculties.
Delicate fenaes and weak parsons arc eartain to nnd
u ths'o bhern what thoy haTo 30 long looked for.
ThsJ purify srensthen ana invtsorhsa
They create healthy appetite
They arc An enaaose 70 chAnge OF Watnf and det
They overcome eneeta OF disaipsaon ana hte houra
They strengthen tho sya'em and onlivea tie mind.
Thsy purify tho breath and soiaiy of the stomach.
They cure Dyspopaia and Constipation. .
They cure Diaries ohol.sA and ohole.. ho.eua
oh.v A.. ,h.h,. p,,,.r. ~ a.. ,o,,a IT,, 1T.
~. - =. .,e.a, 80 a.. ..,.,.,.. -,
restorsr.
-
Ths following startling snd emphatic rts,.e ents osn
be sre en- at orr Office
80 nss,.s.. 0A''--'n - no ~
Ao.~ A'h MN Aoou, Cnxxx. March ltb. 1ss.
op, o,to Tho pre., a, and tn,rbi, d,oomnoa,
Bon Altar The BATHS Of Anto,sm was u,sriy rrostat
"a ana eeD ncH my somnoh ~ouia no' rolAin inoof-
ano An rticlo called Plantation Bit.ors prepared BY
Dr. Dnins, fNow York. wn prescribed to give me
rtrangh and an appshta- To my great surprise they
gavo mo Immediate rellef Two bottles kmost allowed
mo to join my regiment Ihsre since soon
them uDed IN many cases. and am fee To say for hos
tai or prir.to purposes know Of nothing Like them
Isttsr from tns asy. n z. oups g. m.Irryt,Is. Pa,
ozr-1xx.n.-you vero tipd enough. oa formor no.
,,.,or N ,,nd M, h.f ao,,., bot,I,, a, p.n,,,,on
Dlste.s for ,s 60. Ny Vito having derived much
..,. 49,. 80 ~, -, 80 -. - 80.
moro tOr tho money enclosed.
lam. very truly. So:rs.
q. z aII.Ds Pastor Ger. RsL Church.
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TuE New YoAK TRIBUNE, Of tho 12th, says: "In
their anxious desire to secure for themselves tho
advantages Of education, tho freedmen arc afford
ing the strongest possible proof Of their apprecia-
ton Of the rights and duties Of citizenship. And
II ia not amply that they are ready to accept edu
cation as eleemosynary gilt. The best feature
In tho case is that, whenever able. they willing
to pay for it. In the State Of Georgia, for exam
pl,, there arc two hundred and thirty-six freed
mons schools, Of which ffty-two are supported by
the Bureau, sevonty-seven by Northern societies,
ard ono hundred and seyen-uearly one-haf OF the
whole number-by the freedmen themselves Tho
education Of the colored people is making crafty
ing progress in Georgia, recently published re-
turns showing that from October, 1885, 10 Juno
Soth Of the present year, there has been an in
crease OF ono hundred and eighty-oight schools,
ono hundred and seyenty-siI teachers, and ton
thousand sevon hundred md twenty-siI pupils.
We are not surprised to learn that the negro's
earnestuess in this matter is bringing about q
healthy reaction Of sentiment among the whites in
favor OF their education" It would certainly bo to
tho disgrace Of the whites il it wero not go.
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Ii. RouHKR, In the name Of the French Govorn-
mont, has declared, In The Corps Leginlstif, that
France is Indifferent to German unity. This
probably means the Withdrawal Of ell protests
against the reunion Of Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Ba-
don and Hosso-D Darmstadt with the North Germ An
Confederation which began with the military con-
vontions concluded In August, 1860, and was ad-
yanoed by tho new Customs Treaty fDw weeks
ago. The cautions, and therefore slow progress
toward the reunion OF South and North Germany,
was solely due to the expected opposition OF
France. II the formal consent OF Franco to Ger
man unity has beon secured, It is possible that
Pruss.s has likewise made come CONCESSIONS on
her part to France.
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Mobile Market,

Ao1HR, July 16-Co1roH-wo noto q mir innuir,
to-day among four buyers, resulting In sales OF co
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HKnK Is STORY Of the Empress EuesNH sThe
Empross has begun her annual tour OF visits 10 the
charitable institutions, hospitals and lunatic
asylums Of Paris. Last week tJune) abe visited
the prison Of Lnzare. One among the poor womon
presented in the nnme OF her companions peti-
ticn requesting TINT they might bo allowed TO have
wider benches. Her Majesty promised that the
petition should be granted, and she quilted tho
sdae amidst tremendous cheering. As tho EN-
press crossed tho courtyard sho turned TO tho
governor OF tho prison and spoke about the
bonches. The poor women will only work tho bot
ter Ii they arc comfortably seated; and besides,
their health may suffer- A young student
answered, Madame. disease even may ensue.'
'Whereupon doctor present answered, Il never
remarked anything Of the sort, madame, and
have been in daily attendance for tho last ten years
hore.' That is scarcely q roason, doctor. Such
facts may occur for siIty years without being re-
marked, md yet single day may suffice to reveal
them.' I do not precisely envy the doctor, and
congratulate the poor prisoners on tho able adYo-
cato thoy found In their quoen."
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSI0R" SPRING WATER

fTlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
DO uncqualled by that OF any other In tho farrrncd
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such secured
Il tho high cnconuns OF all who aYe used t. possoss-
Ing rs docs, u eminent lcrrcc cathartic iurec
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice Of Physir, Jefferson Medical College, Phln-
delphia. forlnGrly Of Charleston e. O.
PHILADELPHIA, November S. 1865,
have been for year or moro past In tho habit OF
taking The waor of tho "Excolsur" Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid lie
to nao Tho different wners OF the fountains which
boi up along thnt remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them lor much OF tho comfort enjoy,
fed that the EIcclsicr Water IL well adapted any
otlor among thum If not co. to the purposes for
which thcy generally employed II very agreeable
strongly imprgnated with tho car,onc uc, hyply and
sparkling can heartily and cOnscicnuoualy
recommend II to all who need a gentle catllarc and
diurcGc. SAMUEL HENRY DI(.KSflN M d. :
Tho Water IN put up ia Pint and Quart bottles and
packed tn good ordor for shlppng pints In boxes OF
four dozen each aud Quarts in Of dozen
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$4,000 PIANOS.

In tho construction OF which they introduced eyory
known and valuable improvement. Thoy have inyars-
bly, BEEN selected and used by all Of the world's
knotodoed great arnts who haye vistod this country
professionally, both for private and public use,
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Q A r D

It s with feolnsa OF pride American msuuflo.urers
that we p9hiiHh tho following tosiimunas, which have
been received by recently:
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LoHDos, July 20, 1893.

Heiira Chickerin1 a SonI.
GEsrs: IhAve Just bean invited by Messrs Colard to
try Grand PIano-forte manufactured by you, aud I
have hesitation In ondorsinR tho opinion OF my old
friend, Mr. q. u. Coard viz: That IL 10 tho finest
strument over played on.
Believe me, gentlemen. mort sithfuly yours,
7. I, HATTOR
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Among the chiefpona OF excellence OF tho ohlcior-
ing Pianos OF which speak the renowned artists In their
copgratulaGry testimonials to the MessrB
the greatest possible dopth richness volume Of
tone combinet With rare bIliancy. clearness and
above all. surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under tho
most delicate powerful touch.
During the past forty hree this firm has
actured
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TTiALBERa.

consider Chictering q Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pArtson tho best hAye ever en- IN America.
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

TIIhLuERG'S OPisIUs.
oonAidsr Ohictoring h Bona Pianos, beyond com.
parisou. tic S5.t S.To soen In AmUric4.
h. TuhI.DERo.
Chairman Of Jury on Mrs!cai InasrumcL