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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELnGRAFH.
The South Jersey Institute-Layiug of
the Corner Stone-Judge Dent offfor
Mississippi-Reven Affairs in
ohio-Estimates of Whisky
in Bond.
FROM VIEW JERSEY.

Laying ithe Cornerstone of the South Jersey
Institute ut BrIdgeJOu, New Jersey. ..aa
SpectaL DespdLch 70 The Eueninn TeLearaph.
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We are furnished by the poteness OF Hon
James Pollock, Director, the following statement of
the coinage OF the L. s. Mint for the month OF Au-
gust, 1S69:-
Value
Gold deposits. S202 500 63
Silver deposits and purchases. ......... l01,6t242
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Shin wyoming. Julius, fror Liverpool for Phi,ad.,.,s
N-s .L~A-L -aGsI II, lat ~ l9pg ii, N''"us'phA'
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TENNESSEE.
Th"EIA,e e Of the PolitIcAI Canvass.
The Stokes Men Talking Ora Military
l Government.


Tho Prospect for the Faturc.
Telegram u The Cincinnati Commercial.
HE. NASHVILLE, July %.
The political canvass goes on apace,
but the leaders OF the Stokes party, Civ.
ing up all hope OF success In the reEu-
lar way. are boldly threateng . militia.
ry Government for Tennessee. 1t is
undoubtedly true that the General
Government has been earnestly appeal
ed TO In this direction; but II Is under
stood that the response has not been
particularly encouraging 10 the partI-
sans Of the Bald Eagle.
ntokes' friends are fain 10, believe
that the triumph Of Conservative Re-
publlCHnism in the coming election at-
fords ample ground for overthrowIng
the State Government, and erecting 4
military despotisn In its stead.
Senter's majority will be 30 over
elmlnRly large, and this after fair
election, that 1t is really hard to divine
how any pretext can bo concocted az n
Justification for the carrying out OF the
Stokes military programme. The fact
IL, that extreme prosCriptiVe Radicals
lsIn dies hard, In Tennessee, and this
last bayOnet dodge Is simply the spas.
modic expression OF Its expiring kicks,
From all the indications the Legisla-
ture will contain but few members op.
posed to immediate eufrauchisement.
All those nominated by the Senter par.
~ are sQuarely committed to the
prompt REMOVAL oipolitIcal disabilities,
while quite number on the Stokes
ticket Wre pledged the same way, The
number or strAight.out Conservatives
elected TO the Legislature will probably
not bc rs large M was anticipated ten
days ago, and In numbes OF counties
such Candidates are giving way 20 Sem
tee men, us n concession TO the nAgnarl-
imons policy inHugurated by The Gov
ernor, and now being carried out.
ln this county there are three sets OF
candidates, but II ig not improbhb BILE
that there will be II compromise be.
tween the Seuterites and Conservatives,
although 1t is pretty certain that the
latter can elect their men without any
help whatever. .r .U.
II has been feared that In tho flush of
anticipated political freedom oI the ex.
rebels, tha spirit OF retaliation would
be manifested Rgainstthe mhre bitterly
prOscrlptlve minority, who have ruled
The State az with u rod OF iron during
the the last few years. The feeling OF
resentment doubtless does exist 10
some extent, and 1t could hardly be
natural ifitdid not: but 1t Is reas0na.
bly, certain that II will not outcrop into
any unpleasant consequences, az pub.
lie sentiment In general frowns down
every feeling savcrlng Of resentment
and revenge. IN rrJI .t "a.
The Nashville BGaIaer, which circHlG.
les broadcast over the State, IL Htren-
uously' using It's powerful inflhence to
promote a kindly and fratOrnal spirit
all round, and so Of the country press
generally. The situation In Tennessee
Is more promising than for. many day
and every body ID eagerly looking for.
ward 10 the time, not now far distant,
when freedom will belong to all.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAHI.


Frederick Applebaum, Il laborer on
a farm nine miles from st. Lot il hung
himself Friday, unrequited love is sup.
posed 10 have been the cause.
1t Is slated that powerful comblnR.
tlons OF manufacturers have been form.
ed at Cleveland, Youngstown, and else.
where, In Ohio. for the purpose Of
testing the validity OF the new boiler
Inspection law.
-Messrs. GoG & Myers, planning
mills, at Reading, Pa, were burned
Saturday morning. Loss $4,000, par.
TALLY insured.
"A sand bank, on II branch OF the
Central Railroad, at IIion, New York,
caved In this morning between eight and
nine o'clock, aud buried several work.
men, one ls still supposed to be buried
beneath the sand. the others were rea-
Cued more or less injured, one OF them,
David Sullivan, It is feared fatally.
The base ball game, Saturday, be-
tween the Cincinnati club of Cincinnati
huu hno HOEesb Olty Vi 'NJUhtOTu, lIIls
nois, was won by the former by Is to II.
The Lime Rnd Cement Works at
Erie, Pa, burned yesterday morning.
Loss 1900; uninsured, also ai'stors-
room for stoves of Barr, johnson & Co.,
insured for 81. 900, equally In PhUnix,
Germanla and Home.
AT Waterford, Erie comfy, Pa,
yesterday morning the tannery OF Bar
nett Il Willard was burned. Loss not
known; insured.
Among The gentlemen In Boston on
Sunday intending to Join the cable cell
ebratIon At Dqxbury on Tuesday, are,
Co64t De Tavreney, Charge de Affairs,
and Count Ds Turrone and G. j, Bran
ger Of the French Legation, Connt Col
obicena, Charge de Affairs Of Ilaly, L.
G. Watson, American Agent OF Ahe
French Cable COMPANY, Sir Jas. An.
derson, Jas. Hill and Viscoant Parker
Of Englaud, Capt.. Ward Of tho British
Legation 1t Washington, II. ". Nc
Farland or New York, and several ofli-
GERS Of The steamship Great EIstern.
#H.. -
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WHEELING, WEST va MONDAY MoRNING JULY 9eo1Sss oaal

But the fact that j had como 30 Gar for
Just such game, scarcity OF venIson In
our camp, the natural prepo1derance Of
the old Adam, and the cool exhorlatlon
Of John, the guide, TO ''shooI, shoot"
S1llrsly Quslled the tender emotions OF
my nature, and l raised my rifle, took as
deliberate aim At the swimming deer, as
the moving boat and the blood leRping
With Wild excitement would permit, and
t1fhd.I We were thirty yRTdS distant
and saw hut hts head. John says
made capital shot for l pierced It's
brain just back Of the eye. lie began
10 sink Immediately, but q few vlgor.
Gus strokes Of the oar brought us along
side OF him. Frank, my companion,
seized him by the hind foot when he
gave him one kick that sent him back
ward almost lhto The fIvers Down,
down he was konE as John ran the
stern about TO where the eddying cir
cles were closing over him, when l ran
my arm up 10 the shoulder Into the
water and Just grasped his fore leg, ]
drew him up an1 held on amid show.
or OF kieksthat' flung the water over
me In such prOiusion. that l almost
thought l was undergoing y bath at
some first claEs water cure establish.
ment. But ws landed him and ate that.
,syeninR, a hearty Eupper, OF Venlson
HleRlSs from my" tint hdckn Aud With
the render memories Oflhis more ten
der vcnison allow lne to say good bye.
APT.
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SOUTH CAROLTNA!
strife Among Republicans a. CHARLES.
Do tpnrnoW At thO Custom HORse.

\ unAVRT44oNf NJ AnV GuAtoA1 hotAN.
,..nesra .lpu CHARLESTON, July2l.
Much excitement prevails among the
two wingso OF the Republican party here,
Dr. MaokeY the late Collector, leads The
native wing which Includes the maSa OF
the colored voters, while Senator saw.
yer !ConRressma Bowen and Geo. ".
Clark the newly appointed Collecto IN
place Uf Mackey, head the NnFtharn
el0m0nt.2 The removHl oRFMackey mas
lntenalhed the bitterness between thg
two faoLlong. On Thursday laRk ClRrlr
called on ,MApkey and presenting bI1
commission. demanded. Instant poaseS.
Aion Of the COLLECTORS office, Maokey
refused to vacate until he had taken
Inventions OF public property and
received % receipt from the Clerk, hut
promised 10 make the transfer on the
3lEt Inst, but Clark, insisted on lmmo-
diRte surrender, which being. refused
he entered Mackey's office and at
tempted to act as Collector, where.
upon he was HiorClbly elected by
MAcksy's ,subordInates.' Yesterday
afternoon MAokey and other custom
house officers were arrested at the in
stance Of Clark, on charge OF assault
and obsHuctlnR an officer OF the rev.
enue, and were bound over 10 answer
before the U. 8! Commissioner on Mon.
day, During The hearing OF the case
CLARK, with D posse fi30 men, forced
his way Info the euStom house and took
possession, which he AtllI retains, The
p9rlleans Of Clark attempted to sereh.
ade Messrs. Sawyer and Bowen last
night, but the colored Republicans raj.
He'd 10 large numbers and prevented
the BeTenade, charging the procession
and capturing its IlAR, which they car
ried In triumph 10 Mackey at bis resi-
dence.
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'"TnECITY OF CINoINNATI," accord.
ing to Il man ual bearing that tile, lust
published, contains 23O 900 inhabItants.
II has I've depols, which arc used by
Thirteen different lines, and Is directly
co1nectedlby wo lines with. New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Chicago and
st. Louis. and by one line with Louis.
willie, Toledo and Lexington. 1t con.
taipsr one hundred and nineteen
churches, two hospitals, three orphan
asylums and four public parks. 1t has
two daily evening papers and three
daily morning papers published In the
English language. and 1wo German
dailles. II has nineteen weeklIes; two
semi-monthlies, twenty monthlles and
one Quarterly papers and periodicals,
The Cincinnati suspension bridge, the
span OF. which is The longest in the
world, cost two millions OF dollars. In
1855 the total value OF the principal ar.
tlcles of imports and exports was $780,.
S7S, l35, and In 1864 amou uted to $685.
s6Oi3lE2. Y . T#IIE b'TU
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OF WhesIIng-A suEEts.
WHEELINd, July q, 1865

.. NhBELINuI July II, loOv.
To tho Editors Of the lntelllgencer. Il
The publication OF the City census
ought 10 impress our people with tho
necessity OF taking The steps necessary
to secure 10 the City In the census OF
1870, the position 10 which she is fairly
entitled .amongst the towns and cities
Of tho United States. r.I..- T,
The census shows that there are Is. .SSi
Inha abitants within the corporate limits
OF the City. The return for school
districts shows that there Ia an addition.
al population Of 0S5 In the City school
dIsiriCls. This outside population Is
all SO situated as to makeIt convenient
and necessary for them to attend tho
many schools Of the City. or these
S74 are in Clinton (Top MIlls) and Ful.
ton, liz at tho Crescent Mills and on the
eastern bank Of the creek near the
Zane street bridge, and 400 ut the La
Belle Mills. ,u.4it- y iHnnrpEg t.DI
In addition to this there Is popula-
tion OF fully 5000 In South Wheeling.
The aggregate population OF the City
school districts Il will be seen Is 10 800.
Adding South Wheeling we have
population Of almost $4,000 now, that
properly belongs to the City. The
Street Railway runs from the lower
end OF South Wheeling 10 the Top
Mills, aud for all business purposes the
entire distance trAversed Ia q part OF the
City.
The reputation OF population, wealth
and business Ia ono OF tho essential
elementa Of prosperity. And II this
entire population were included in the
City limits II would only give a partial
view OF our buRlneAA and resources,
The Street Railway runs TO Bridgeport,
which for all business purposes Is as
much q part OF the city aS any Ward In
the City. MartlnsvilIe Ia opposite the
upper end Of the City and connectetl
with Il by q steam ferry. Benwood
and Bullaire are about q mile below
the lower end OF South Wheeling.
Martlnsville, bridgeport, West Wheel
ing, Bellalre and BENZ God contain an
aggregate population Of not leaa than
10. 600, so that Wheeling " the centre oi
d populatlOn OF not leAs than IS, 600
within a range OF four miles on the
river, With these elements Of prospe.
rity and power we ought not 10 permit
ibS CIV Of Wheeling to 70 into Inc
census Of 1870 as a City OF 70 0Oo. .inhRb-
itRntB. .,.. ~. s.l..,s...
II seems to US that steps ought 10 be
taken ut once by the City Council and
the citizens 10 procure an act by the
next Legislature extending the corpo'
rate limits Of the City, SO az to include
the whole OF the City school dlstrlcta
and South Wheeling, at least as lpT
south as the Marshall county line. +,
A CITl2EN.
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CUBA.

Il
Execution OF Sixty Rebel RrlsOnsru.
ins iu 20. ..a HAVANA, July Is.
The Spanish troops at Baraco have
captured and. shot sixty rebels.
The cholera Ia decreasing at Puerto
Gen. Pueblo has issued proclaim q.
tlon 70 the In habltants Of Puerto Prin,
'cipe, In which he declares his intention
Of acting according to and enforcing
Captain General De Roda's programme
Of policy, summed up In the words,
"Spain, Justice, Morality n.I,.f IN :
General Letona has len Puerto PrIn-
cipe ana will embark on a Spanish
steamer probably for Spain. =
The rebels have destroy the bridge
9n ths. NusYltas.EGhroad near Puerto
IH tluSlp1t liul ,4g sglIY 4. ..UgH.. ....I
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CONARRCIAL AUD Y S5EFtIIlijAINEIAl,... EFtIIlijA
baltimore Cattle Market.

'..4'' 'Hi a'.1..''" BALTIMORE. July q.
BEHF CATTLE.-The offerings at the Scalcl
during the past week amounted TO i,8lB head,
againEt .4s4 last week. OF the number offer.
Cd 462 head came from Ohio and 16g from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Prices to-day ranged Rs follows /:
pld Cows and ScalRWR9s At t4tDi %; ordinary
tnlh sthers, Oxen and Cows at 81 609S C0;
fair qnAlitS BeeyeS at IG97 %; and the very
best Beeye1 al T9S 81 per l0O nj the aver.
age pFlce being Auont " gross. The market
closed dnll a y RliGhtdeclino from the rates
7eRREP7The supply during the past week
hAa be en- llnited, aud the market has puled
active q an advance Of iully 10 per b on
previous rates. Prices to-day RANGED as fol-
loRS: Fair 70 good bheep At l@S1<e cents per
p groSsi stock sheep 81 l76S2 u per head.
Lanns t29A ~ per head, ',sT p -E' rs... 9
HoaS-rhG market has been only fairly
supplied during the past week, and at the
close the receipts are nearly exhausted,
causing an advance OF Is cents per 100 IbI on
former rateS. Prices to-day ranged na fol-
lows: Fair 70 good Hogs Sla 76@lS 50, per 100
HH .
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.,p.,a ~ . - ,y..51l. CINCINNATI, July 25.
% Just after midnight a young man
named Matthew Collins, was stabbed
to the heart on the street and killed.
de was In company on spree and had
just leIt o saloon. Two men were fight.
ing, a third party interferGd whom Col.
Inns struck, some one then stabbed him
70 the heart. He died In twenty minu,
tss. The Coroner held. an Inquest at
which two 4Witnesres wefe examined,
'Thotnas Kinney. did the BtabbIng, he
haa fled. he iR Il man about twenty!
one Years ofRgeI SmaiT and dslender and
oIadIn dark clothiuEs p-yI "l.g4u Sgrg
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CobTAx is resllug aud recovering
from Sitn-strOkP.-N. Y. Mail.
Lest It be supposed this rClers to a do.
nuAtI6 cO'pidc o1ciLtwhIch would bo
premature) we would say the alIusion
Is TO the New York SIN, which has
lately been after Mr.. COlfax with n
sharp stick, pRrpdlnE him Rs Presl-
Dental candidate. 'io n"y ..i T.
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GEreQntelkigenter::
.rnE new ocean cable has been Id ded
on the Massachusetts coast; and Boston
MIll GeleDrOte the event Wednesday,.

VIZ are favored with another read.
abletleiter this morning from our cor.
respondent In the " ilderness Of North
ern New York. He has supped on the
lirst veniSon steaks OF bis own killing.
We can think Of nothing more delight
ful at this season than a month otsuch
life'aS A. IF. T. describes In this letter;
and there Is probably no region in the
United States where such trou ut.ilshlng
and deer shooting are to be found az In
the Now York Wilderness! Can't
Wheeling make up q patty for visit
to that reRlon2
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GEORGIA.

PlatterinE Crop PFOSpeetS.sPoIItIeal
FracaS.
q : t,."u SAVANNAH July "a. I
The crop reports from Southern
Georgia and Florida are very cheering.
Numerous specimens Of the new crop
have been received. 4l .GTl,s Il. ! III
.l ,. ,I'''a- h. T.' T.; VI" ID AUGUSTA, July "a.
Il has been raining throughout this
section 9 y o. for for two days. and the crops are
A political fracas occurred at Upper
Three Runs, In the BarnWell district OF
South Carolina, to-day, In which two
were Killed and several wounded, The
Rtfatr was confined to the whites.
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CALIFORNIA.
Movements orthe Committee OF Ways
... ..'i t..." land Means. IA
! . SAN FRANcnco, Jnly q. : !.

,.i.F. q . SAN FRANCISCO, July q.
The Congressional Committee oil
Ways and Means arrived from Port.
land, Oregon, via. Victoria, this morn
Ing, and leave Tor the east on Monday
next, visiting Virginia City and White
Pine Silver Mines en- route. -i
Senator Hendricks OF Indiana, was
met at tho steamer last night by the
members OF the Democrat State Gem
trail Comtnittee, and escorted to the ho.
Lel, where he was serenaded, He was
introduced TO the people by Senator
CAssady, but merely thanked the audi
ence, declining TO make u speech. ..l.
,0Capt. Joseph Sutton, the well known
commander Of the Pacific Mail Sleam-
ship Service, died In this city yesterday:
The annual Convention OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic Of California,
met here yesterday. Delegates repre-.
sentiug twelve posts were present,
Each post reports q large increase lu
membership and n healthy financial
condition.. tz f+Fs II . ~ 40
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BTTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor
IT'S d compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. HeIbs, and BarkG ippm which thee
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ser.
many, Ali the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this country
70 be used expressly for the mAnufRctnre OF
thl1 Bltl6fR. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the BIZ
teTs, hence Il free from all the objections In.
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f-.l - ~ E7s.5-''s'- me- T'---R7F
!sISH TELEGEtAPII.
=, rnE ..gI Rassca oAnLs LANpEp.
Tho umpire ana the Republic Unite.
Tho Event TO he Celebrated wcdnOS.
Iiny.

uhy.
~ -iA $50 Boston, July "a.
The shore end Of the French cablt
was landed last night, and hauled into
the telegraph hopAe on Rouse's Ham
mock. This end Of the cable Is said 10
be In good working condition. The
wires from Kingston Station 10 Dux-
bury are nearly allup, hutthere is ns
yet no cdmmunicatlon from Rouse's
Hammock, and will not be probably
for some time, o. .,.r... ..... ....
The steamers Chilten and Scandsria
take their departure this afternoon.
; A person named J. B. Brown, is un-
der arrest charged with attempting 10
obtain 81 500 from the Mt. Vernon Ma
tlOnal Bank on forged checks.
The dwelling of +. D. Jordon, on
Beacon street, during the absence OF the
family, has been robbed. Two OF the
burglars were arrested last night. Thu y
attempted to complete the robbery
when the police appearedS and were
fred upon, they returning the llre with
oht, effect. The robbers made their es-
cape. , rn .a,-.. IN. -
! tGq ~ KINGSTON, Mass July'24.
The telegraph line to DuxBury will
probably be completed to-day. The
ollcsrs Of the steamers Chilten and
SeaudAtla are to-day, before their de-
partufe, being rendered an informal
banquet. The grand celebration Is 10
take place Tuesday. Quite n number
OF prominent individuals have arrived
to-day, Including NJ, Tourney, French
Charge d. Affairs, the italian Charge d.
Affairs. and Captain Ward of the Britt
ish legation. II Is Thought the land
line will be sRllced 10 the cable on
Monday.
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rEHHEssEE.
Secretary Boutwell, takes a hnhd in
ra the aubernatorIaI Contest.

He0FVtHFy hUutWeII tnkes Q hnfu In
rH the aubeFnatOrIal Contest.
~ ,.l... NASHVILLE, July "a.
The State Journal published this af.
ternoon letter from Mr.. Boutwell,, i,
Secretary Of the Treasury, TO Mr.
stokes IN which he says he Ia greatly
interested IN Stokes; sncoess, believing
that the future political character and
general prosperity Of Tennessee de-
pend largely upon the continuance of
the Republican party In power. He
regards the support Of Stokes as the
true Republican party Of Tennessee,
and condemns Republican supporters
OF Senter because they are allied with
the enemies or the Republican party.
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CAUTION.

Hooaands German Remedies arc counter
feitSd. See that the signature Of u N. JACK.
SON il on the wTapPer OF each bottle. All
others hTO oounterfeit u a.,
German Medicine Store, No, 6Sl ARCH sueoL
g1t4'i' PGaHsAsIEs II. EVANS, Proprietor.
y4's'" FORMERLY Q, n. JACKSON q 70.
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THEGARAeUE wAR.

Lopez III tho Mountains Or BeiIvIn
Hso} Nfg 80 ; -" LONDON, July "a.
Dates ftsm Rio JanisrO. June 26!b,
state that Lopez was IN the mountains
In strong position Wll6daOO men. The
revolution In fUraguay continued.
President Battle had marched into the
Interior again 10 meet caribSllo who
was aE'lhe head Of the lnsurRenla. "
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Eaa case o. DrowalnEat LcwMaen, ;lLs.

Two Misses Beryer OF Charleston,
MAES.,l visiting ln Auburn, and two
sons Of Rev. Mr. Libby OF Auburn,
were drowned rtn Lake Auburn tits
afternoon. They were out In row
boat which sunk. Two others In the
boat escaped,
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HENRY !. RAYMOND at the time Of
his death was worth $3.50, ,OOO-S25O. 600
of IL being in real estate. He leaves Il
widow and four children, one OF whom,
Henry W. Is OF age.
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aiver ana weather.

iPIFIHHUkdHI July Ei'
MOnongahelR I'VE feet, ten inches
and falling: Weather clear and plea
saut; Thermometer 7S0.
,"'i PAX CINCINNATI, July q.
Weather clear; Thermometer SS'. 3ln
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PRIoEs.

HeSaaaas German E s''sS SSEE bottle HSS
Hoonandh German Tonic, put up In quart
eo!lleS, q % per bottle or a hall doECh for
S1-Do mot forget 70 examine we'll the ar.
Ielo you buy, n order 70 get tho genuine,
For 6aie by urugglstA and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere. Iyl2
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The Cnuada. Press ExeursIon.

:r,s "A TI-t,i,i KINGSTON, July %. 7
The Psess Association exourSlonistb
arrived Rere to-day, and after exRmin.
ing the principal places OF interest,
were entertained by the Mayor and
corporation,
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HooFLAND.S GERMAN TONIC.
Ho0FLAND's GERMAN TONIC

Is pleasant preparation Of the Bitlers for
tho who do not like extreme Bitters. 1t
Bitten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable 1AvorinI extracts. Its Use |
recommended when some pure EtINulnnt iS
required In connection with The tonic pro-
peItie6 Of the BitterS.