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JUST THE THIYG.--Alltsay so who have used
he celebrated Sure Pop OF Prof. Isaacsen, that
r has hit upon the right thing and no mistake
is testimonials are of the highest order, from
he steward of the White House. Washington
-om the proprietors OF the AaJr House, st. Mich.
las and Fifth Ave. Hotels, " T., &c. 1t is GER
ain death to rats, mice. &c, and they leave their
oles after the first effect and fee the premises
p die, SO there is no disagresable odor about the
remises as is the case with all other rat pois.
Ms; our candid advice is, try it, try it.
Messrs. Burnhams d Van Setback. Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake ST., Chicago, General Agents
pr the Northwest. A. Isaacsen, As Fulton ST.,
lew York City, Proprietor.
For sale in Ottawa by Dmmick & Bro I'm nj,
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tFm,.Rep. ISAAC AI6EN, Ausgsaay. Pal


JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No. - Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR take great pleasure in statingat, after having
suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen years,
periods much more than Others I have entirely crei
by The use otCoes Dyspepsia Cure Ny friends that Of
late years my case has been one. had great
suffering from eating any kind OF food, and average
would Nohii about onethhd OF my meals, in indges.
ole mass When the severe attacks would come, would
lose al strength and hc utterly helpless Some Of tbs Attacks
would bc that Tor DAYS together wod sot retain
anything on my stomach, little Try and For
years hhe" mol what 1t was 70 five consecutive hours
without intense pain From the time took the first dose Of
ths medicine ceased vomiting gradually AL soreness pissed
away and flesh and siren 9TH returned and since In
been able to eat any kind of f. set upon tn. table Six
months have now passed without any symptoms the re-
turn OF the disease My considered by all,
physicians so marvellous, that For it t~rsd 10
might he fictitious: but am now 90 well convinced that
have been not merely relieved hut permanently cured,
that can conseentous recommend Goes Dyspepsia Curs
to all victims Of iyspcpsia.
Late Pastor of the Beaver st, NJ. r. Church. Allegheny.
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OCR BLESSINGS BHIGHTEN.-For Cholera Nor
Us, Summer Complaint, Diarrhea Indigestion,
dyspepsia, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers,
hills aud Fever, Neuralgia, &c, there is ne rem.
dy equal 20 Ni,hler's Herb B,ter. This plain
ssertion is Endorsed by medical men the high
81 rank who daily prescribe these bittcrs in their
riyate practice. 1t will drive out these dis.
.essing disorders and fortifv the system against
aeir return. In all diseases of the Stomach.
,idneys, Liver, Bowels, Lungs and Heart. i,
forks like q charm and affords immediate relief
lille it perfectly the patient and proven Is
relapse. Is has cured more diseases and saved
lore lives than any other medicine ever known
old everywhere.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how it will dispel your bad feelings and
gloomy forebodngs How will chase away ay
OF Dyspepsia How it will give You new nj, and yxor
and how soon il will make well n or woman Por Won
own sake Tor the sake OF everybody suffering be; we
ontreat you to try it.
For Liver Complaint and Bilious Dersnsement
II sovereign remedy, while for Fever and Ae and all
those diseases which are generated in iasnac climate
1t Is a certain preventive and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues NAV not ats nd alma
upon our statement append few unsolicited testimonials
rom those whose position in society reputation as c,ens
VIII place their evidence beyond all question: and carry with
them strength and conviction 70 the most inc rrduous
Mr. LESTER SEXTON, wholesale merchant If 80 years N
Milwaukee, one Of the most re lie care u men in me
state. saws, under date:
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. "a 1904
MEssRs. c. q. CLARK Co., Mao Haren Conn
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure and
has proved PERFECTLY satisfactory ~ remedy have
No hesioR IN saying that ws.avs received RANT Den-
eht nom It's use Very respectfully
(sisneD LEsTER SEXTON
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Farm ann @arnen.
Authorizations In Vinegar

Since the great increase in the price OF high
vines, on account of the heavy tax imposed by
he government, there has been disposition on
he part OF vinegar manufacturers, TO produce
he requisite degree of acidity by means Of 4
:heaper substance than acetic acid, which forms
he acldity OF all pure vinegar. and which can
'nly be produced by the oxidation of alcohol
Sulphuric, nitric and hydrochloric acids are all
Employed for this purpose, but in the great ma.
GRITTY OF cases, the former is used, on account Of
Is extreme cheapness and its intense souruess
This acid may be detected, even in extremely
mall quantities, by taking portion of the sus-
)ected vinegar placing it i'll a clear glass vessel.
md dropping into it few drops Of a solution Of
he chloride OF barium, or the nitrate of bArita.
| the vinegar remains clear after the introduc.
ion of TINS substance it is sufficient proof that
contains no sulphuric acid If, ON the other
and the liquid presents a cloudy appearances, it
on account OF the formation of the sulphate of
'arlta, which will remain insoluble, Whatever
. cid may be afterwards added .at
Inc detection OF nitric aeId is not 80 easy II
aay be discovered, however, by first adding to
he vinegar placed in a wine-glass, a few drops of
ulphuric acid, waiting few minutes for the
aixture TO cool and then dropping in crystal
I the sulphate OF Iron, or coppsras. If nitric
cid Is present, brown ring will form around
has substance, in the bottom vi the glass
To detect hydrochloric or muriatic acid, We
ave only. to bring the suspected vinegar 10 a
aoderate heat, and TO hold over it q gass red o.
having OF wood, moistened In aqua ammonia.
this acid be present, il will form white fumes
the two substances come IL contact, forming
they do, chloride OF ammonium, or sal-ammo-
liac. sr. t.. 'a.
Ordinarily, however, il will only be necessary
o test for sulphuric acid but this should always
e done before using vinegar, this acid is very
INJURIOUS u the health, and exceedingly liable TO
estroy substances placed in it to be preserved,
S pickles. A few cents worth Of the substance
se have recommended under this head, is sufi.
lent TO test all the vinegar which would be used
q family for many Years. The cheapHess of
ulphuric acid il great that vinegar NAV be
lade from it--or, rather, substance that passes
the name of Vinegsr-for only cent or two
GER gallon That it is so made, il evidsn, from
he fact that carboys Of sulphric acid are to be
ound in most Of the manufactures Of pure cider
inegar, III this. III other cities
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"DEACoN' AS APPLIED TO CALvEs-"W hat
+ the origin of the term dtaco1l, applied to
alves:' Tho inqsiry is tiInsly, as probably not
all dozen dairymsn in the country know
'hele or how this word, now so generally used
h dairy districts, originated. In the early DAYS
T cheese-makinr in this country, there lived .
GOD deacon IN the to~n Of Norway, ,Herkimer
70, y. y. who, like many other good men, had
sharp eye for profit He f.t,ed and killed
aanv veal calves and sold 20 the mechanics at
|he Corners Then, AZ new, at least among
|eople Of New England origin, public sentiments
Fould not tolerate veal less than four weeks
Id but the love of gain with the old deacon
''as stronger than tn. Tear cfpublc opinion, and
+ did sell, or WAS accused Of selling veal quite
Po young and 50 tn. villagers, by way OF re-.
roach and ridicule, called his veal deacon"
|eal, and from this the term began to be applied
P young calv~, and has spread. and il used
ute generally in dairy sections. Young calves
70 "deacous = when killed. they are ''deaconed,o
nd calf skins are deacon stIns"-P Prairie Far.
per-
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FfomlRer Z. f. WAPD, Aron ,aLoraiuI County, o.
MHssRs STRONG ARMSTRONG,
Genemen-lt gives me great pleasure TO state that
wife has derived great benefit from The of Goes Dyspel
Care. She has been for number years greatly tnubl,
with Dyspepsia accompanied with violent pnroxy.ms Of con-
supaon which 50 Frustrated her th,t al the WHILE
tor months unable 10 do anything She took, your
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure aud has derived GREAT REN
EFT FROM IT, and is comparatively well, She rsmrds
THIS medicine as n great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, ls6o. L. b. WARD
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Conclusive Evidence.

New HAVEN CT, June !, 1867.
Mcssrs. c. G. CLARK & Co.
CENTS Bcing anxious, from the great benefit we'd to
assist in spreading the sHe OF Goes Dyspepsia Cr-e would
state my case. Something ago, hsds VIOLENT
attack OF Dhrhoa which lasted eight week.. urus which
time employed three physicians, but without r.s anl
tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first dose h.ipst ne;
took it three times day for week and .n~re cared
aud believe today that saved my life being attacked in
similar way this season. took dose which put all
right would advise every family to keep IL on hand ready
for immediate usc, in case Of -rSer sr bowel complaints
c. bUNS.
Tho above Mr., Dunn is in our employ, sns css -ordh
for the above statement being true. r. ARNOLD co.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, june II.
The Tribune states that Q. n. Cutler, who
il m nentioned as o successor to Commissioner
Rolling, was present at the interview Of Sem
ator Henderson with the Missouri delegation,
when Cutler made the following remark to
the delegation: Gentlemen, win it not be q
great deal better for the Republican party II the
President should be acquitted, and that new
Cabinet be appointed, composed chiefly OF
Radicals, and that Senator Henderson hare
the control of the Federal patronage in Mis-
soufj
Tothis proposition several members OF the
delegation replied that il was impracheahls.
Senator Henderson and Cutler reioined, sim
ultaneousiy, that it could be done. i his IL
sworn to Ly several persons. Cutter was Tor
merly cotton agent, by appointment OF res
sender.
The Tribune says: Bids for carrying the
overland mails were opened yesterday, by
which il appears tha. Wells, Fargo K CO.,
who have been the contractors for the last
four years. have !os. all the contracts, they
being the highest bidders.
The appeals by the defendants in the Erie
Railway cases, we're yesterday Dismissed with
costs.
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister, leaves
for Washington to day.
1t Ct. Josephs Church, yesterday, the
Arch Bishop confirmed and administered the
Holy Sacrament to-oYer eight hundred girls
and boYs.
The National Institute Of Leitersyhrts aud
seienee, organised last evening Wm. o.
Bryant was appointed Chairman. an Exec
otige Committee was appointed aad Con-
stitution adopted. Steps viii be taken to
raise one hundred thousand dollars, for the
erection Of buildings. etc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHIoAGo, June -.
The Times Washington special of the 11th
SAYS. Senator Yates addressed the Senate for
an hour and half on the reconstruction gues-
ton, during which he bitterly opposed the suf-
fraee plank in the Chicago platform. IL they
had any right TO control suffrage in the South,
they had the right to control it in the North,
and there was no possible evasion Of this
noiut. Congress had the right TO enforce .
republican form of government IN every State
in the Union. whether admitted or to be ad-
mitted.
It's expected the President will send in
,he name of o. N. Carter, of n. j., as Com
missioner of Revenue. The probability is be
would not be confirmed.
The Treasury Department IS busy prepar-
ing schedule for paying the interest on the
80 bonds which fail due on the first of July.
The amount of interest covered will be about
thirty-two millions.
The House bill continuing the freedmen
bureau for one year from the lst OF July,
passed the Senate yesterday without DIVISION.
A number of friends OF Mr.. Wooiley called
on him last evening TO congratulate him upon
his release from imprisonment.
Citizens OF New Orleans are here soliciting
an entire Reorganization of Federal of1ees In
Louisiana.
Democratic members propose to get up
protest against the recognition OF the constr
tuition Of Arkansas, and against the admission
of members of Congress elected under II.
The President, it is said, will hold the bill
under advisement until next week.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnrsGroy, June IL.
The President TO day sen, to the Senate the
following nominations: Reverdy johnson
Minister TO England; Jno. Cory. Collector OF
Internal Reyenpe for the hrst District OF Cal
iiornia, Alex NJ. Moher, q. s. Attorney for
Montana: B. j. Dennison, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. for Washington Ter
ritory; l.. Newton Robinson, Superintendent
OF Indian Affairs.
The letter OF Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, Rollins, rendering the resignation of
his offie 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
giving BIS reasons therefor, was, last evening,
returned to Mr.. Rollins, with the following en-
dossement:
The within communication. Just handed
me. although bearing date of the sth instant,
il considered partial and incorrect in its
statement aud unjust and disrespectful TO the
President. Its, therefore, returned 10 Ag.
Rollins.
Isiguedl HroH McCUILocH. Sec'y.
1nUsspAy EyEsisG, June l1th, 1868.
The President has accepted the report OF
the Commissioners fthe sections oil the Union
Pacific Railroad, both 509th and ep0th mi.e
posts, sad ordered the issue OF bonds spa
patents for lands due on account thereof.
During the month Of May q All acres of
public lands we're disposed of al the local off
ces at Humboldt and Topeka, kansas.
The Senate to-day eontirmad the nomina-
ton OF Reyerdy Johnson, Minister to Eng.
land, without the Formally Of reference to q
Committee,
Commissioner Rollins has asain sent let
ter of resignation to Secretary MeCulioch.
with the following endorsement: invite the
Hon Secretary to point cut wherein the en-
closed communication is either partial or
incorrect. or It's statements unjust or
disrespeetful to the President. mus, con-
sider ,ts return to tae rs unias.saanle, and the
reasons therefore otherwise than assigned.
The Committee appointed 10 the House to-
day to attend the National Sharpshooters
Festival in New York, consists Of Messrs.
Badd, Garfield, Pain, Chanier, 0r,h, Rob-
inson and Hiatt
The fol.oving Repnblicsns yatea for e@-
ciudiug Flo-idg, in The House to-day: Messra
Bronwell, E,iot, Fsrnswos,h, Julian, Msyn-
ard, Paine, Pike, Friee, SAWYER, Tah aud
Wsshbuarns.
The Committee on Foreign Relations have
decided to report fsyorably on the nomina.
ton Of Mr.. Caldwell, as Minister to RolIiYia,
They will report against Ar. Lott. az Minis
ter 10 Costa Rica, and are asains. sending any
Minister to Paraguay al present, owing to the
disturbed condition of the country.
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Mr.. Bingham maintained that Florida had
complied with all the requirements Of the re.
construction acts.
A motion to exclude Florida from the Om-
nibus bill was defsated-yeas Al, nays 90
and the Senate amendments concurred IN.
The bill now goes to the President for bis
signature on the passage, yeas II !, nays
By unanimous consent the Committee to
represent the House at the National Sharp
Shooters festival in New York was increased
from to 8.
Mr.. Schenck, at the suggestion of Mr.. Rob-
inson, reported from the Committee on
Ways and Means JOINT resolution 10 remit
the duties on certain articles contributed TO
the National Association OF American Sharp
Shooters TO the amount not exceeding l0t.
900 in currency. Passed unanimously.
Mr.. Butler, from the Committee on Appro.
priations, reported back the Senate bill to
provide for deficiency in expenses incurred in
the survey Of Chicopee and Usage Indian
reservations. After discussion the bill was
recommitted.
Mr.. Butler also reported bill sppropria.
ting $3.50, 600 to aid the Indian Peace Com
missioners, which was ordered to be printed.
The IIouse, at half-past 8 O'Clock, pro.
ceeded to business.
Mr.. Woodward introduced bill to amend
the act relative to habeas corpus, and regu-
lating judicial proceedings in certain cases.
He sa,d it related to common carriers in the
Southern States. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Schenck proposed that the House de-
vote all day tomorrow frnm II o'clock to 5,
to the tax bill, but objection was made. Re-
ferred.
The consideration of the tax bill was re-
sumed. The paragraph requiring two cent
stamp on receipts was struck ont; the limit
Of SIX months for afixing proper stamps on
instruments was extended to IL months.
An additional section was introduced re-,
iieving from stamp tax uneompounded medi-
cipes.
Adanread
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MISCELLANEOUS IT EMS.

PgILapEfPHIA, June 10.
During the attraction at the Garner Of Mer.
curry aud Fifth streets, last night, Timothy
Heenan, brother of Jonn C., received twelve
shots in the abdomen, and will probably die
Robert Ewing, formerly Sheriff, died yes-
tarday.
CHICAGO, June u.
A dentist named JAS. w. Jordan com NIT
ted suicide at Evastop, in this county, on
Wednesday, by shooting himself in TIE head.
The thermometer to-day has ranged about
eighty in the shade.
News reached Chicago this evening that
the town of Marquette was to,day nearly ea-
tireiy destroyed By IRE. The loss Is estimat-
ed at oser million Of dollars. The ERE
originated in machine shop.
The base ball match at Rockford between
Excelsior Of this city, and Forrest City Of
Rockford, resulted in victory to the latter
club. Score standing l2to 20, ss
ToRoSro, June H.
The Globe processes to have information
On authority beysnd dispute, that the fenian
movement upon Canada has actually com
nenced, its forces being gradually concentra-
ted At Boffalo and other points.
as. LovH. Jnpe12
The Athletics Of Philadeiphia beaf the
Unions Of this city in their pstch to-day By
snme hfty four 10. twelve. The Athletics will
piay the Empires to morros.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Rinanssprns, H., June H.
A. G. Holdridge, for several years clerk
at the Ashley House, committed suieite this
morning by jumping ont Of the fourth story
window oil the hotel. He had but partially
recovered from an attack of delerium tre.
mems when he committed the rash act.
sAir LAKg, Q. T., June H.
a large ana interesting Railroad meeting
was held yesterday in the tabernacle, an4
was addressed by Brigham Young, Colonel
Head, General 0'Conuor and other leading
Mormons Resolutions we're adopted 20 the
effect that the interest Of the Pacific Railroad
and Salt Lake are Identical. and that the
road must inevitably pass south Of the lake.
Bos9os, .Iqae II,
The House has passed bill to erect a
bridge to connect this ciIy with East Boston
oyer the Governors veto.
MONTREAL. June H.,
Arrangements are being made By the mills
tary authorities for the accommodation OF
iae troops at Richmond, in the province Of
.uepea.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xLth CONGREsS---Seeond Session.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June H.
Mr.. Morton, from the Committee on For
aim Affairs, reported = joint resolution re-
anestine the President to in.ercede with the
Queen OF Great Britain TO secure . speedy
discharge Of Rev. John Nc cMshan, convicted
of treason and felony, and now confined a,
Kingston, C. VI.
Mr. Harlan, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported with amend
ment . bill to regulate the contested election
IN Washington. He urged immediate con-
alteration.
Mr.. Hendricks objected, and the bill vent
over.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bin in addition
to the act TO regulate the time and manner OF
holding elections for Senators IN Congress.
Mr.. Hendricks, from the COMMITTEES on
Public Lands, reported bill to aid the con-
struction of ship canal between the Missis-
sippi and Lake Michigan.
The Senate went into executive session,
and soon after adjourned. IS
HOUSE,.
The Speaker said he had been requisite d
to present to the House, AMI as the matter
appeared to be national in ITS character, he
did present an invitation fl the Executive
Committee Of the Na.io. al American Sharp
Shooters TO attend publ, demonstration
and festival, to take place st JoGss' Wood
New York, from June 27th 10 July 9Th.
Mr. Judd moved that the invitation be ac-
cepted, ard that the House be represented al
the opening ceremony by five members.
Mr.. Stevens hoped not. 1t Was very
bad practice to learn people to shoot sharp.
Motion agreed to.
Mr.. Price introduced bill to relieve Mr..
TT. Mace, Of South Carolina, from his poll
tieai disabilities. Referred to Committee on
Reconstruction.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Com mittee on Re,
construction, reported back the Senate
smendment to the act to admit certain State.
to representation 10 Congress, and with re-
commendaiion that the amendment be con.
Cured in.
Mr.. Epalding moved To concur IN ths
amendment Of the Senate with the amend
ment Alabama stricken out.
Mr. Farnsworth moved to strike Florids
ont of the bill, and gave hrs reasons for the
motion; he was thoroughly convinced thai
Florida ought not to be admitted with il.
present Constitution. ezza
M. Busler spoke q come Length In hvol
OF the admission Of Florida, md was followed
By Hr. Hnboa1d, Of N. II, on the sarne side,
Mr.. bromsell asked the gentleman from
New York whether he thought twas yerJ
safe to trust MI fhs local organic stion cf the
State in the hands OF one man. IS Il n
shnnld prove recreAnt to principles or dia
and be sncceeded By the Lieutensss Goseru-
or. the entire osganiSssion Of ths Stske mirhi
not be commnted into the hands Of rebele
Mr. HubhAra repiied that Nosida md mol
madn the tremen1oua mi9aake which 80
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7sT9-7 Fs's---ss a-f-
s6nirAct Notice.

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sn3 Per FIR tbs Fig Ell, Crr.k Brtsss" 10 be
e9bsrssf~d II rock The co1pty 10 fasnih ih7 70 Of
Little GstG freef Bdsg-,H far ths sam. q be
as Il. the c3atfasEar the tstsaee Il reqursd that
tseh hs5sr ssis stats the p.sna per r@seh ssver
the ask f1s sas Asatrs#t sisr IL 10 ns IN ir-
tFat 10 ktl4 both Abst asd pIe~ fsst b,. A.
REPAIRED ef 10th asd The county tlse. which 10 ske
ena II ths Per shooit be ssi-etes ths rucs are u a
lsat s~ asens furnished By The euunty II the nt
meni shpnid "a agreed upon The rek 70 be had IN
mortar furnished ~ tbs santfsct1r
FIR fnsshsf pasa{stlsrs aBi,s OF Ets Al pssyr Fat
AsdtS0n or sittsr OF ths ahdsrsigpes,
B,-Hid. hfIi be resNIYea up 10 10 oeloeS a ~. sf
ts 18th da u JuEe 1868 aaa ia he IL ,.s, N
err. say n n the ants-ssgn Cd members Of the
s5ard of sapsislssfs of Lee ceunty Iowa
DsTfn ~gi4aT ChaIrnsu.
T. r. MsITRT,
JoHs HAFFsE4
Blsss CcDn
Jane ltth. lsss tess 81.