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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

,,LoSDos MONEY MAEKET-LoyDoN July $50 r.
count. American securities quiet. United States FIVE
twenty bonds 1852, Oss 1862 old, 90s 1857 e9z tento
ties ssh Stocks dull; Erie Railway shares, 10; Illinois
Central, lbs; Atlantic and Great Western, 27s{.
PAKIs BoURsR.-PARIs, July 5-3 T. M.-The Bourse
closcd.declinng Rentes 72f. l7c
FRANKFORT BOURsK.-FRANKFogT July h-United
States hvetwenty bonds opened hrm and quiet at 96 $50
for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTrON MAEKEr.-LtvERPooI, July 81 80
p M-CotonThe cotton market closed quiet and steady.
Middlng upands, sd middng Orleans I'D. The sales
OF the day have been 10000 bales including 0 for export
and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvnE, July 5.Cotton closed
quiet, both the spot and aoat Tres ordinaire spot
Il61f. per cwt
LivElPooL BREADsTUrxs MARKET.-LIvEnpooL, July
MThe receipts Of wheat at this port for the last
three days have been quarters all Of which were Amer
The market IN quiet Wheat los Id per GENITAL for
California who S. ID S. Sd for No red Western and
9s 3D. for rod winter Corn s0 3d. quarter for Euro
pean.
LIVERPOOL PRovrsIoss MARxET;-LrvrnPoor, July
$3.50 +. M.-Cheese, 65s. per cwt. for American.
LivEHPoOL PaoDUCK MARKET.-LivERPooI, July s.
go r. k.-Turpsntine 28s. I'd. per owt
dull. Sugar anoAt quiet Linseed oil Arn Turpentine dull
PETROLEUM MAlKET.-AsrwEnP. July D.-Pswoleum
closed aSnWs :
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OHIO.

Meeting Of Railroad Olicers-New Line from
Dayton to Cincinnati.
SANDUsKY July 5, 1870.
meeting Of officers OF the New York Central, the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern; the Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis; the Cincn-
natl, Sandusky and Cleveland, ana the Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroads was held here
Saturday and to-day, to perfect arrangements for
the immediate construction OF the short line OF rail.
way from Dayton to Cincinnati The company was
fully organized ana the following dire elected
Horace F. Clark, of New York; James M. Marin. Of
Saratoga, N. y; Amasa Stone Jr Selah Chamber.
lain, OF Cleveland Jacob W. Pierce, OF Boston; Rush
X. Sloan, President OF the Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland Railway; II. q. Lord, President
OF the indianapolis, Cincinnati end Lafayette Rail-
road; X. NJ. Shoemaker and J. NJ. Henney, of Cncin-
natl. X. M. Shoemaker subsequently elected
president OF the new corporation. Arrangements
were also concluded which secure the immediate
completion OF a railroad between Springfield and
Columbus via LOnion.
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Parliamentary Progress.

Parliamentary frO&rCss.
LONDON, July 8, 1870.
In the House OF Lords the University Tests bill was
received from the House Of Commons ana read for
the first time.
The House, after considering amendments to the
Irish Land bill IN committee, postponed the subject
until Friday, and having advanced several bills q
stage adjourned.
In the House Of Commons tonight Mr.. Baker said
he was informed that the Lords Of the Admiralty had
IS yet formed no opinion Of the comparative merits
Of the new lrOn-clads Monarch and Captain.
The University Tests bill was passed
The House, in committee, continued to discuss
amendments to the Education bill
On coming out Of committee discussion arose
ON the reduction Of the national debt, Mr.. Lambert
and others assailing the policy of the government
whichwas defended by Mr.. Lowe.
Mr.. Tracy introduced the appeal Of Captain Eyre
OF the steamer Bombany. He recited the circum-
stances OF the collision between the Oneida and
Bombay, and maintained that all pointed to the in
n0cence OF Captain Eyre, and he moved resolve In
accordance with this view Of the case.
Mr.. Gladstone said the captain Of the Bombay was
Undoubtedly guilty Of grave error; but he re-
GREETED the introduction Of the topic and hoped it
would be Withdrawn.
"U. Tracy withdrew his resolution.
he House disposed of some orders and adjourned.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Tho British Flying Squadron ut Honolulu
Anniversary Of the Introduction Of Chris.
tianity-Arrivnl of Chinese Immigrants.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4, 1870.
The steamer Ajax arrived here to-day from Homo.
lulu June 20. She connected with the steamer
winga winga, from sydney, New South Wales.
The English flying squadron, consisting Of six
menof. war, under command Of Admiral Horribly,
arrived at Honolulu June 16, and were to sail for
Valparaiso on the 23d. The Admiral was presented
to the King His Majesty was afterwards entertained
aboard the nagshp and received the customary
honors.
The BIRTHDAY OF Queen Victoria was appropriately
observed at Honolulu.
The anniversary Of the institution of Christianity
on the Hawaiian Islands was celebrated at Homo
lulu with unusual enthusiasm. The entire native
and foreign population from that and adjacent dis
tricts, and many persons from other islands at
tended.
The Matilda, from Hong Kong, with Chinese emf.
grants has arrived at Honolulu.
The Emerald, Governor Morton, Adeine and Car
roltOn touched en- route for their destination,
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What France May Propose.

PARIS July S, 1870.
In the Corps LegislatIf to-day several members OF
the Left Centre submitted interpretations concerning
the proposed candidature of u Hohenzollern Prince
for the Spanish throne.
They were assured that the Duke de Gramm0nt,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs mad informed the cabi-
nets Of Berlin and Madrid that France could not
give her assent to the project 1t was also stated
that France would propose congress OF the great
Powers to settle the question.
Outside OF the Parliamentary body the nomination
OF Prince Leopold, OF HOhenzoern, to the throne Of
Spain, has caused immense excitement in this CITY,
strong opposition to the nomination is man,
tested here, owing, as the Paris press states to
the fact that 1t is believed that the nomination
scheme OF Count Bismarck. The opponents Of the
House OF HOhenzolern say that the Spanish people
will never accept a descendant OF Joachim Murat to
rule over them and that his supporters succeed In
pushing his claims through the Cortes the people will
resist his coronation and civil war IN Spain will
cnsue.
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ST. THOMAS.

Wreck Of German yessel-The Panama and
West InGia Cable-Venczuelnn Agents ut
Work.
HAVANA, July 8, 1870.
Dates from st. Thomas TO the LIST inst. have been
received.
the German bark August, from Hamburg for ST.
Thomas, was totally wrecked on Anegada Reef
The Panama and West India Telegraph Company's
steamer Titan had arrived at ST. Thomas.
Hon. w. l.. Birch, Governor Of the Danish Antilles
had sailed for Copenhagen TO consult with the home
government on colonial reforms.
Agents OF Guzman Blanco had purchased at st.
Thomas the English steamer Conway, and would fit
her,out as a war steamer to fight against the
Monagas party.
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City News in Paris.

PARIS, July 5, 1870.
Baron Won Werther, the Prussian Ambassador,
has gone to Ems.
Deputy Banccl has fully recovered from his recent
Illness.
Emile de Grardin has sold his journal, La Li6erts.
The heat Is intense again. The recent rains were
light and afforded only temporary and partial relief
from the drought by which the country was
afflicted. In Brittany the drought is so
that farmers selling their cattle at the rate
OF two cents per pound. In Paris, however, the
butchers still keep up the price of meat.
The provincial journals concur In estimating the
yield OF the grain crop at onefourth below the av.
craze.
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NEW YORK.
Cold FLOODED Murder in st. townsville.

ST. TOWNSVILLE, July 6, 1870.
Thomas +. Burdick, school teacher in this viii
lage was shot about one O'Clock this morning by
Charles Eacker, and died at half-past ten.
Burdick passed into the barroom Of the Franklin
House and was followed by Eacker, who, stepping in
front OF Burdick, drew pistol, and without a
word shot him, the ball. entering the
left breast and passing through the lungs,
lodged beneath the skin the spine. Eacker was
Immediately arrested and il now lodged In the Fonda
jail. This Is the most cold bloOded murder ever
known in this section. Ii was with great difficulty
that the people were restrained from lynching
Eacker. He had threatened to take Burdick's life
some time since on account OF some law matters, but
little attention was paid to this at the time. Eacker
was Ia liquor at the time OF the shooting
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VENEZUELA.

Guznnan BlnncO's Influence on the Decline
German War Vessel Fired On.
CARACAS, June "a,
Via HAVANA, July 8, 1870.
Affairs In Venezuela critical. The Guzman
party Is weak, holding only the port Of Laguayra
which is blockaded by their opponents
The Dutch steamer HoD1eur and schooner Sarah
are still detained, but Mi. Jessurun has been re-
leased.
The German man-of-war Meteor was recently fired
into by the fort at Laguayra.
President Guzman has been supplied with arms
and ammunition by a Danish schooner.
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THE PLAINS.

Visit of Vassar College Professors to the
End Of the Track Of the Kansas Pacidc
Railroad.
COLORADO TERRITORY, July s, 1870.
DR.. Raymond, President OF Vassar College, New
York. with ten professors and teachers, arrived here
Uhe end OF the track OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad
this morning, and took an ambulance for Lake Sta
tOn where, on the bank Of the lake, 1926 miles from
New York, in full view of Pixies Peak, they took
their Fourth OF July dinner. They Will return TO-
night and will spend part OF tomorrow in General
Custer's camp, near Fort Hays The parties have
collected many specimens from Western Kansas aud
Colorado
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PENNS YLVANiA.

Republicans Dema nding Minority Represcn.
tatiOn-Death by Strangulati0n.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6, 1870
meeting of delegates from counties in Pennsyl.
vania where the republicans are In the minority
was held yesterday, and resolution adopted that
the Republican State Committee from minority coun
ties called to meet the 18th inst, recommended
to call State Convention, to be composed OF dele
gates from the minority counties and districts, with
view to procuring legislation favorable to minority
representation, and that 1t invite all majority coun-
ties and districts favorable to the to send dele
gates.
George Thomas formerly connected with the Ecen-
ing Argus and sunday Atlas, sulIocated last
evening at the American Hotel by q piece OF meat
sticking in his throat and died before medical assist
ance could be rendered.
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Probable Murder Mt New Hamburg.

NEW HAMBURG, July 5, 1870.
An unknown man was found dead in the creek
near this place yesterday. His scalp was torn up
there were bruises his forehead and stab in the
neck under the right ear. In an oat field near py
his hat and coat found surrounded Dy pools OF
blood. Coroner underwater held q hasiy inquest
ana the jury returned verdict OF death at the hands
OF some person or persons unknown The case ia to
be further investigated. The deceased was about
thirty years OF age sharp featured and had sandy
mustache and hair. Nothing whatever was found
by which he could be identified.
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

Tho Visiting and Accompanying Fleet Disperv-
ing.
QUEENSTOWN, July g. 1870.
The large A. Yet OF steam and sailing yachts which
gathered in this harbor yesterday to witness tho
start of the ocean Ncers. has dispersed. 1t Is es
mated that seventy ga. accompanied the Dauntless
and Cambria out of the h. 'rbor yesterday noon.
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Municipal Dues in Psris.

PARIS, July 8, 1870.
project has been introduced in the Corps Legis-
latf to reduce the OctrOi duty on wines brought
into the city Of Paris The committee to whom the
matter was referred were Mt first disposed to report
against reduction, and even recommended an In
crease Of the tax; but they have finally to the
conclusion OF letting the question rest until the next
session.
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The Press nnd the Industries.

PARIS, July 5, 1870.
A conflict is impending between the Senate and
the Corps Legisath over certain laws lately
passed by the lower chamber on the press, off,
cial announcements and on the councils general.
The Senate desires to reject these laws and Will pro-
bly, send them back to the Corps.
Judgement in the cases Of the members OF the In
ternatonal Workmen's Society will be rendered on
Friday.
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Balloon Ascension by n Boy.

POUGHKEEPsIE July b, 1870.
lad named Byron Bird, fourteen. years OF age,
made his first balloon from this place this
afternoon, in the balloon Flying Cloud
The balloon was watched with intense
interest for over half hour when
ut q height Of several thousand feet IL
was seen TO rapidly descend, the boy, apparently
having lost all control of 1t. II bounded along the
ground at Pleasant Valley seven miles distant
when the lad jumped from the basket unhurt The
balloon again rose and finally landed al Cornwall
Bridge, Conn.,, sixty miles away.
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NEVADA.

The Greater Portion Of Cold Hill Destroyed
by Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s, 1870.
The greater portion OF Gold Hill. Nevada, was de.
stroyed by Are this morning. The DANES spread
from Main street the buildings the side of the
HIT The telegraph poles we're burned and the line
Ia down. No further particulars have been received
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Sad and Merry.

LONDON, July s. 1870.
Two heavy failures are reported IN Liverpool, but
the names are withheld. One Of the firms is In the
cotton business and has liabilities to the extent Of
$4,000. The other is prominent in the India ship
ping and produce trade; the liabilities are heavy,
but their amount is unknown.
The annual game OF cricket between the North and
South Of England Elevens was concluded today.
The North Of England Eleven won.
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OCEAN TELEG.3APHY.


LONDON. July 5. 1870.
The steamer Robert Lowe sailed yesterday frol.l
here with apparatus on board for the repair OF the
Atlantic cable near Hearts content and the French
cable between st. Pierre and Duxbury. This steamer
has Just been built by the Atlantic cable companies
for the express purpose OF repairing cables aud is
fitted with the most approved appliances. She will
be stationed permanently On the American side, In
readiness for any contingency
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CUSA.
How the Fourth of July wu. Celebrated.

How the Fourth of July wns Celebrated.
HAVANA, July s, 1870.
The Americans here celebrated the Fourth OF July
by dinner, at which, for the first time since the
late rebellion Northern and Southern men met In
this city on convivial occasion. The band OF the
volunteers furnished the music. Speeches were
made by the Consul General and others, and great
good feeling prevailed. The rooms were decorated
with American fags and In front OF the building
hung the spanish ana American banners.
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priln,S Position.

MADRID July s, 1870
At the meeting OF the Ministerial Council, held ON
Sunday, it was shown that General Prim had not
been guilty OF personal intrigue in the Hohenzol-
lern affair; that he acted all the time in concert with
the Regent, Serrano, and that he had no intention
of proclaiming king without the consent OF the
COrtes
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Fire in ROchester-LOss $4,000.

ROCHESTER,, July 5, 1870
The National Hotel stables and Woods and WAL
BRIDGES livery stables, Fitznugh street. were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The Union Building
and Elwanger & Barrys Block were damaged to
some extent. Two horses were burned. Alderman
Whtcomb proprietor of the National Hotel In at
was kicked In the face by the animal and considera
bly, injured The loss by the fire IS about S22, 900,
and insurance $4,000.
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The Question in Paris.

PARIS, July 6--Night
Assurances are given that the proposition to invite
a Hohenzoern to the throne OF Spain does not meet
with the approval OF all the members of the Spanish
Cabinet.
1t is rumored that the Spanish Ministry win be
modified.
The Deputies OF the Left Centre in the Corps VIII
hold meeting tomorrow to determine on line OF
policy with regard TO the affairs of Spain.
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Another Large Fire in OIL City.

OIL CITY, Pa, July g. 1870.
A fire at midnight Of the 4tl destroyed OF
seven frame buildings the west side OF the creek.
being the east side OF Main street, between the
iron bridge and Governor JOhnsons well. The loss
IL from $4,000 to 100000. There was little or no
insurance. The OIL City Daap Times, which was
situated in the row. lost from 5000 to s. 900, and
WAS uninsured.
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FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION.

Opening Day Of the Grand Inaugural Meet
ing-PoOD Selling the .ss26 Trot.
me grand inaugural trottiDg meeting o! the Fleet
wood Association Will commence to-day and con-
tinue tomorrow and Saturday OF this week Is
promises 10 be successful and brilliant deservngiy
80, AS the propretors have done all they could 70
satisfy the most exactDg IN The matter OF
accomm. Citations aud exciting contests. Tho
purses are extremely large the two to be contended
for to-day being-nrs Tor horses that never beat
three minutes, mile meats, best three ye In har-
ness; the wnne.r to receive $3.50, the second $3.50
and the third hors. 500. The entries for this purse
arr NJ. Roden's pay geldlug Charley Green,
pan Mae e,oo e6est gdng Gw nns and Jona
trot is for purse OF $1,000 mile he ats, best three IN
iye, IN harness, the entries for MS being Dan
Mace's bay geding Confidence, Ben Aace's chestnut
mare Idol, Wl,am Borsps bay geding }. ]. Bradley,
A. A. HckoK's bay mare Western G ri formerly
Angepe), John Loyett's bag mare Hen cy formerly
American Bowl Dan Pliers bay stallion Henry W.
Genet and John II. iarbecks graz geidng Surprisei
the winner 70 receive $1,000, tae second 5000 ana
Last night the tun men gathered in Orce AZ
Rllcy's, twenty eighth street and BroadH az, 70
wager their dollars their rav0rites In the iatteS
race, ana although the aucsloneer, Major Coo man:
could not give them the attention they dema 1ded
until late hour because Of the press OF Ousine 10
satisfying She demands OF the fortunate winners "a
the extraordinary race OF yesterday at uhe FASH on
Course, the betting was spirited and reinarkaD W
In The first pools ), j. Bradley was the favorite, ;.
with Idol, Henry and Western Girl next In choice
bringing respectively similar amounts and the fed,
embracing Confidence, Genet and Surprise, nearly
az much subsequently Henry brought much ~
Bradley, and finally became the favorite. but at the
very smallest odds and added TO the circumstance
lha tie other horses had many devoted friends. IL
ndoe the betting eminently interesting Below viii
be found the figures at winch the respective con
teslhhts were sod, which viii give excellent hdea
or the nature OF the evenings work.
Bradley. so rs 80 a. 100 40 100. Sc
Henry. S25 90 80 90 100 $40 IS5 100
lido. ..............S25 65 so s. 20 100 l46 10
M
Gehet.......) y
Surprise 49,. .s23 rs II ~ So 20 rs 40
Conidence..)
There were no pools sold on the three minute Toa
Inc hrst race VIII he punctuaiy called at q rec
O'CLOCK L. NJ each day. The New York and Har em
Railroad VIII run extra trains from Forty sect ia
street aud Fourth avenue at two O'Clock l.. "A.
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TEleGaApRiC NEWS ITEMS.

Dr. Charles A. Pope, eminent surgeon OF ST. Louis,
Mo- and we'll known throughout the country died suddenly
Paris at Ave o'clock last evening
John McGarry, while attempting to get the eXpresB
at Pamyfa yesterday morning, Tell under the
and was Instantly killed. lie was resident or Maced0n.
serious ARRAY occurred yesterday wesson. Miss BE-
tween blacks and whites. caused by the Abuse OF white
boy The fred the whites, woundinE
The ire returned, killing three negroes instantly
In the regatta AT rovdence H. l., the Fourth, the FRA
between the Harvard '73 and of the
Naraganet Club The latter made three nez In 20. g.,
beating the Harvards thirty hvo seconds.
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Or,eans Royalty.

PARIS, July S, 1870
Deputy Pire last week presented to the Cham
Der petition from the Orleans princes for the
toraton Of their property in France. The commit
tee who have charge ofthe petition propose to set
1t aside until next year, but the subject Will pro.
baby come up for debate next Saturday.
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MARYLAND.
A Faithful Policeman Murdered.

MARYLAND, July 8, 1870.
In the afternoon OF the Fourth policeman James
Murphy arrested one Of three brothers, named
James. John and David Duering for insulting re.
marks to young GIRL near Lexington Market. He
was assaulted by the others in q terrible manner
with bilies. but chung to his prisoner and took him
70 the watchhouse where he stated his charge and
shortly afterwards died OF his injuries. The other
two brothers have also been arrested.
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PORTO RICO.

Lawyer Charged with Heavy Forgcries.
HAVANA, July s, 1870.
Advlces from Mayaguez, Porto Rico, report that
Senior Mayanal lawyer OF that city, had issued
forged notes to the amount Of 100000 and obtain.
ing $4,000 more, had escaped.
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NAVAL iNIsllGenct.

Lieutenant Commander keyser has been detached
from the receiving ship vandalia ana ordered to the
receiving ship Vermont.
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VIRGINIA..

Decision on tho Richmond Contested Elccti0a-
The Case still Undecided.
RICHMOND, July 5, 1870.
Judge Guigeon to-day decided In the confessed
city election question that the matter Of illegal and
fraudulent votes cannot be gone into. Had this
branch OF the case been gone into tho proceedings
would have extended beqond tho term for which
the city ofncers were elected. the republicans
GERS TO their Candidates The conservatives still
contest the case On the ground OF informally IN the
elect0ns
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COMMISSIONER BRENNAN GAINED.

Yesterday commissioner Matthew T. Brennan WAS
the recipient OF a handsome Maacca cane, mounted
heavily with gold. The head bears "the Judge'ss
initials in monogram and tastefuy chased work.
The donor Is old and esteemed friend OF Mr.
Brennan, Dr. p. Mcdonald, VINO IL OF the oldest
police surgeons III the city. The present worth
about $50.
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SinNOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorais the body and
uurlfv the blood.
A.-Nevcr Allow Diarrhern, Dy.cnsery

A.-Never Allow Diarrh1a, Dyscntery
any Affection way the serious
consequences result. BY neglcetng such complaints
the system is often rapidly reduced reach stage
yond help medicines before tho patient realize
necessity Of looking about him remedy.
Of the year therefore, everybody should be provided with
tia. safe and certain curative for all stomach bowa
complaints, DIR. JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM, for
with this remedy hand all affections promptly
and srlcacousiy treated Sold everywhere.