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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.


The latest report Is that the PresI.
dental tour to the Pacific has been post
poned till fall.
Benjamin Il. Cowau, ot Ohio, was
yesterday nominated to the Senate for
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior, and
sameS II. Baker, Of Minnesota, for Com.
missioner Of Pensions.
-Itis rumored that prices on westward
bound freights from New York will be
advanced next week.
Bernard Hughes, prominent mem-
Der Ol the Brooklyn bar, died suddenly
Thursday night.
"A letter from FGyal, announces the
death OF Chas. n. Dubney, late United
States Consul at that place.
The Ohio House adjourned Friday
morning, until Tuesday afternoon. The
Senate has agreed to the House resolution
for sine die adjournment on the 25th Of
April.
-JOhnsOn's organ factory, Rt Westfeld,
Mass, was destroyed by fire Thursday
night, together with three organs nearly
finished. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $94,-
ono
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New York Dry Goods MARKER.

NEW YORK, April IA.
The market Is active and generally
steady, although some irregularity exists
among a iew jObbiDg houses concerning
discounts. We quote: 12a12ic for heavy
brown shcetings; l2ia1Sc for brown
drills; l0allc for prints; 1sc for print.
ed Delains; zoe for Manville and VAN.
sutta muslins; 2lc for New York mills
musllns. Indian head 30 inch brown
sheetings, l0c; Massachusetts c, tic;
Mystic River, lO3C; Laconia E, 10c ;
Portsmouth, tic; New Market, 1Oc ;
Bates Corset Jeans, 9c; Laconia, l1tc ;
Workingman's Denims, 17tc Cabots "a
bleached sheCtingS, 174c; Sprague's fan
cles, lOc; blue and white, same make,
l04c; shirtings, 9fc.
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/ LEApNo Western Democratic |,

A LEADING Western Democratic Jour.
nal, In reviewing Senator Summers late
81. Domingo speech, declares that since
the days Of Clay and Webster there has
been no such oratory heard in tho Senate
Chamber. Itsays: at was grand In its
surroundings, in its history, in its logic,
in its purity Of purpose, in Its dignity,
force, and effect" We agree with that
journal in considering It a speech Of re.
markable power and eloquence. But it
was by no means 80 grand speech as
his oration on the barbarism Of slavery,
delivered on the same floor. The occa'
sion was not SO LOFTY, the subject not SO
supreme, the offense not so aagrant, the
invective not 90 deserved. Charles Sum.
ner has never equallsd that effort. Does
the journal from which we quote recol.
lect what followed the delivery ofthat
speech, and in own remarks concerning
the subject ?-EsehGnge
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
7-3O GOLD LOAN
or THE
Northern Pacific Railroad
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK

The building Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
| (begun July lasO, Is being pushed forward With
great energy from both GxtramItIes Of the line.
Several thousand men arc employed In Mime
sofa and on the Pacide eoSst The grade IL
nearly completed 208 miles westward from Lake
Superior; trains are running over 1870 miles Of
finished road, and track.llyi ing ls rapidly pro.
greSslng toward the eastern border Of Dakota
Including ltS purchase Of the Sc Paul & PGciac
Road, the North m Pacific Company now hIS
4l3 miles OF completed road, and by September
next this will DO Increased TO al 10 st $50.
A G0OD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke B 90.
are now selling, aud unhesltAtngly recommend
4G Profitable and perfectly Safe Investment, The
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of tho
Northern Paciac railroad Company. They have
per cent. gold Interest (more than Sper cent cur
reney) and arc secured by hrst and only mortgage
on the ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS EQUIPMENTS, and
also, as last as the roId Is completed, on
S8,OOO ACKkA OF LAND 10 every mile Of
track, or 500 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They
arc exempt from .. $. Tax; Principal and In.
terest are payable In Gold; Denominations:
Coupons, 500 to $1,000; RegiSteFed, 800 70
LANDS FOB BONDS. Northern PucIac 1905
are at all times receivable at TEN PIR cINT,
ABOVE PAR, In exchange for the Company's LandG,
At their lowest cash price. This renders them
pra ideally ISTEREsT BEARtN0 LAND wARRAHTA.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of oil SALES Of
lAhnub hIb required 10 Ue ueVOteu 10 Ine Te pufs
chase and cancellation Of thS Flrtt Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. The Land Grant OF the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm.
mcnse Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel the
principal OF tho Company'S bonded debt before
It falls due. With their ample security and high
rate Of Interest, there ls no investment aeeaSSi.
bic 10 the people, which Is more PRoFITA1LI On
SAFE.
EXCHANGING U. s. PIVE.TRENTIRs. The
BucceFa OF the new Government per cent Lom
will compel the early surrender Of United States
Gpcr cents. Many holders Of FlVe!TWentIea are
now exchanging them for Northern Pacida
SCyen.ThIrtlSs, thus realizing q hand, ONE proat,
and greatly increaslnS their yearly income.
OTHER SECURITIES. An marketable Stocks
aud Bonds will DO received At their highest cur
rent price In exchange for Northern PAelAc
Seven'Thirties. EXPRESS CHANGES on Money OF
Bonds received. and Ou Seven.ThFties sent In re-
turn, will be paid by the Financial Agents. Pun
information, maps. pamphlets, etc, eau DO OBJ
tAlned on application at any agency, or frum
the undersigned. For sale by
JAY COOKh &c 90.
PHILADELPHIA. NEw YORK, WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northern paCac Railroad d
ByBAEEs and BANKERS gsnrahv gtrONgh-
out hI country.
Gps President City Bank.
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New orleans Races.
NEw ORLRANs, Anril l9.

Nh" NAAhhNSI AIIlL lO'
At the Metaire races to-day the first
race was for $500, 2t miles; won by Fos.
Ter, beating Mollie and James Donovan;
time, 4:97f. Thesecond race, for 800, Ii
miles, was won by Corsican, beating LYDIA
Grierson, Alaska and Tangleioot, in the
order mentioned; time, 2:42t. The third
race, for $500, ! mile, was won by Alice
Hunt. beating Won Moltke, Style, An.
nette and ". ]. Maier, in the order
named; time, 1:45t. The fourth race, for
$500. I Of mile, was won by Billy vii.
hanson, beating Marlochi, John Kilgan,
Alice Ward, Lavergue and Frank Cheat.
haw, in tho order mentioned; time 1:17t.
The weather was delightful. The races
are well attended,
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pI,a,,rous Fire at Canton, O.
CANTON, Quo, April Il.

VIM wv F1'7 y
A tire here this evening nearly destroyed
the business block owned by ROthschild
l. Bro, and Mr.. WeiEe's building, occu.
pied by Alexander & Bro, clOthiers,
Moehamere, grocer, J. r. Willis, dry
goods, and John Rowe, saloon 10 base
ment. The loss In Rothschilds building
Is about $1,000; partially insured. Alex
auder l. Bros loss on stock Is totally In
sured for $500, SEoshamere's loss is
fully covered by insurance. Willis
stock Ia badly damaged by water; In
sured. Rowc's loss Is about $1,000. NJ
insurance. The fire Ia supposed to be the
work Of an lncendiary.
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New York Market,
NEW YoRr Ami

New YORK, April IA
FLoUR-Dull; shipping extras at 50 As
40 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declined; new
spring 81 O7a1 90; red and amber, 81 60
al 65.
EooS-steady; fresh t4ta15tc.
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged.
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CNorEAT1, April II.
CoTToN-Flrm; middling 144c.
FLoun-Firm; family SO SOa6 80.
GRAN-Wheat-red, 81 87al 80. Corn
dull at 66a57c. Rye steady at 81 04a
l OF. Oats firm at SOC. Barley, 81 Oh.
Groceries, oils and provisions unchang.
ed, and very little done.
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Trouble Among the Baltimore Shoes
makers.
BALTIMORE, April "A.

DALElhOhE, ApIAL IL
The boot aud shoe manufacturers Of
this city having aScertained that the 10
male operatives employed by them had
organized secret order to prevent the
employment Of girls and women not mem.
berS OF their order, discharged all the ie.
male operatives belonging 70 the organi.
Zation, at the same time Offering to con.
tinuc them atwork upon their Withdrawal
from the society. The proposition was
declined by them. The action Of the
women was Immediately made known to
the Iourneymen members Of the St. Girls.
pin Association, who at once struck, and
there was an immediate suspension oI
work In the shoe factories throughout the
city. About 5000 hands are cut Of 0m.
ploYmRnt
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, April IA.
FLoUR-Extra spring dull, 90 OOa7 co.
GRArN-Wheat dull; No. 9 spring 81 2s
al 2St seller April; 81 SO9a1 81 seller last
half month; 81 SO seller May; this
afternoon steady. Corn quiet and
1c lower; No. 9 mixed 6l4a52c
cash; 55ea55ic seller May; this afternoon
dull. Oats dull; No. q mixed 40tc
Rye, No. 9 quiet at 0OA9lc. Barley fir.
mer; spring No. 9, S4aSTc.
Ho0s-Qaiet at IS OOl5 90.
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TIE Louisville Courier Journal after
mentioning the fact that block Of gran.
ite weighing 90 tons had been quarried In
Rhode Island for use In New York, sneer.
ingly says: Another block or 20 Of the
same size, and there won't be much Of the
State left" The valuation Of this little
StatS, In 1889, was $sO0, ,S2Ts4s.
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Philadelphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, April IL
FLouR-Steadyi Ohio and Indiana
81 0Oa7 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red Western
$llO4sl GO. Rye unchanged Corn
steady; mixed Western 75a17f; yellow
79a70c. Oats 0Sa09c.
PRoyIsIoNs-SIess pork dull at goo.
Lard HALT.
OILS-Petroleum crude at l7c; refined
2Sc.
WuIsKY-Dull at 99a094c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April IA.
FIoUR-Dull and unchanged; Western
family 81 60aS 30.
GRAIN-Wheat tlrmer; Ohio and In.
diana 81 Coal so. Corn dull and I'M.
changed; Western at 75c Oats 64a85c.
PRovIsl0Ns-Unchanged.
WHLsKY-Quiet at 9lic.
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Mr.. W. 8. GRoEsBEcK, of Cincinnati
appears 10 be the most progressive Of all
the Democratic candidates for the Presl.
dcncy. In a recent speech he said: "War
leglslates. History is full OF It's enact
mens. 1t has legislated here; It's work
is fixed, and, let us hope, ended. We shall
not 20 backward"
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XLIId CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April IA.


The debate Oh the pending order, Ku.
Klux bill, was then proceeded with, Alr.
EDMUNDs closed the debatein q lengthy
reply to the constitutionaland other objec.
tl0ns to the bill which lie reviewed in detail,
quoting from publications put forth at the
time Of the formation of the Constitution
and from various authorities upon the
nature OF the Government. At4 o'clock
the Senate proceeded to vote upon the
amendments to the bill as reported from
the Judiciary Committee. After the adop-
ton Of some Of the amendments the bill
was pasSel-ayes As, nays 10. The vote
was party ono except that Hill, ROB-
ERTsoE, ScHURZ, TfPToN and TRUMBuLL
voted with the Democrats In the negative.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration
ofthe Senate amendment to the deficiency
bill.
Mr.. DAWES appealed to the House to
finish 1t to-day, that 1t might 60 to a
conference Committee tomorrow, and
that Congress might adjourn Monday.
Without disposing Of the bill, the House
adjourned till tomorrow, the clerk m.
nouncing the Democratic CAUCUS for this
evening.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW Yong AnriI IA

NH" 4ObhI ApIH IL.
Gold strong, opening at 11OI, sold down
10 l10R, up to and closed at 1104. A few
loans were made at lag per cent. Clear.
ances Gold Exchange Bank SCI,
Governments strong at the close; J.2Os,
80, 'G7s and 'G2s advanced ! per cent.
Stocks are very active to-day, especially
on Lake Shore and 0hios, the former sci.
ling up 10 1044; the remainder oil the list
firm; tho market closed off tut per cent.
Central and Union Pacific bonds strong.
The New York Central dividend will be
paid tomorrow. Money steady at Ga7
per cent. State bonds firm. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, ITO.
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weather Report.


SYNOPSIS Fuh THkNIi'FOUA hVSAA
WAR DEPARrXENT,
OFFICE OF THE CAiEP sIoSAL OITIoER,
WARRINGTON, D. o., April II J
The weather has remained without
material alteration on the Pacific coast.
The barometer has fallen in Nebraska.
Easterly winds have prevailed on the up
per lakes. Tie cloudy and threatening
weather in Southern Ohio has been very
generally dissipated. Light rains have
been reported at few points In the In.
terror and on the Southern coast Threat.
ening and partially cloudy weather has
been very generally experienced to-day on
the middle Atlantic. Clear weather In
the Eastern States.
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Clear weather with cool, northerly
winds will probably be experienced on
Saturday over the Lakes, followed by 4
slight disturbance on Saturday night or
the upper lakes. Clear, or partially
clear, weather Is probable for the South,
Orn StatRS and the Atlantic OoaSt.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business aud Locations Of
the Leading Houses In Wheeling,
for the use of Country MeTchant1
and Others visiting tho City. Those
intending to purchase will do we'll
TO cut this out for reference.
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CASTELAR,, the leader of the Spanish
republicans, has recently inherited a very
large fortune,
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Great Riot at a Russian seaport.

The Standard has dispatch from VI
emma, ,statIngthata q religious riot had occur
red at Odessa, and great devastation wa
commits, The authOrihOS are power
leSS.
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STATE B0NDs-1liSs0uriS 92l; Tennes-
see, old 90; new, 90; Virginia, new, 73;
old, "a; North Carolina, old, At; new, 25.
SToCKs--Western Union Telegraph, 57I;
Adams Express, 744; Wells, Fargo &
Co, At; United States, 4G9; American,
4Si; Pacific Maid AT; New York Cen.
tral, III; do scrip, O3i; Eric, 20b; Harlem,
1871; Reading, 1851; Michigan Central,
12l; Pittsburgh & Cleveland, 1851; Union
Pacific, 2Oi; Northwestern, 500; do pre-
ferred, 979; Rock Island, ll1s; New ,Ier.
sey Central, 10GE; st. Paul, GlF; do pre-.
ferred, S0i Wabash, 0lSi do preferred, 30;
Fort Wayne, 0St; Terre Haute, 81;
Chicago s Alton, 1884,; Ohio s. SIisSis.
sippi, 6lf; Cleveland, Columbus s. Gin.
clnnati, GOT; Burlington s. Quincy, 159;
Lake Shore, 1O49; Indiana Central, 1881;
Illinois Central, 1S4i.
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AtlorneyS.At.LAW,
CRACRAFT / MAoAULEY, Monroe Gt, east Of AEh.
W. P, 4 u. l. lUHRAuD, Ath Et., one door aouA
Of olrt House.
PEoE & COCHRGS, 4lh St 81 door below Qulney.
STANTON & ALLISON, 9th It. north Of honFoA
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The IInppy Valley.

In the heart Of the long bare uplands
II hes like n river Of green
And the trees each slope descending
Leave ilowcry sward between =
A ilowery path for the children,
With the oak and the thorn on high
Coverts 10 tempt the boldes,,
And sholtcr-spo,s for the shy.
Come, Love, To tho happy valley,
Where the turf slopes smooth end dry
At our feet the laughing children
Above, the laughing sky.
Life has no hour more golden
Than thus on the grassy slope;
While We blend the age Of reason
With the dcarcr age Of hope :
For childhood in Of the valley,
Havend from tempest and heat
With flowers beyond its grasping,
And flowers beneath its feet;
Mid-agc has the long bare nplands,
Bare 10 the heat and the rain;
Come, love, To the happy valley,
Children with children again.
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Immigration Statistics.

1t appears from the report Of the
Bureau of statistics that the whole mum
Der of aliens added to our population
since the formation of the Government is
about Z 500, 600 and of these about !, 600.
900 were living in the country on the LIST
OF last June. During the year ending
Dee. 81, 1870, the number of immigrants
was37S, 796, against 500, 800 in 1869 The
decrease is accounted for by the Franco
German war. the immigration from Ger
many being diminished by that cause
about 5000. More than half the immi-
grants are British subjects, and about
one-thlrd are Germans. The influx from
Germany has for some time exceeded
that from Ireland. During the last ten
years, for instance, the average annual
immigration has been as follows: Ger.
man, s., 900 Irish, 1900; English, 81
oOo; British American, $1,000; Scandi-
navlan, 1900 Scotch, 3,7OO. How
rapidly the German element is gaining
upon the Irish is shown by the returns
for the years Immediately preceding the
war of 1870, during which the annual
arrivals of Germans averaged as high as
l2s,OOo against $1,000 Irish. Even in
1870 We received $1,000 Germans. and
only fo,0U Irish. Since 1920 the whole
number Of Irish immigrants has been
z "ro. u'h and OF Germans 2.3OO, 900
Never make remark at the expense
hs. L.. =.
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REMOVAL OF r. 8. Iaorssr.-On MAY

REMOVAL OF U. s. LIoEssE. On May
!, 1871, United States license on the
following lines Of business was removed
Apothecnrics, architects, nssayers, auc'
tioneers, boats, barges, &c., bowling
alleys, billiard tables, all kinds Of bro
kcrs, including stock dealers, builders
and contractors, butchers, claim agents,
circuses. confectioners, conveyanccs,
retail dealers. wholesale dealers, whose
annual sales arc not over $5O,OOO, den
lists, eating houses, exhibitions not
otherwise provided for, express carriers
and agents, gift enterprises, grinders OF
coffee and spices, horse dealers, hotels,
insurance agents, intelligence Office
keepers, iuglers, lawyers, livery stable
keepers, lottery ticket dealers, manu-
facturers, mincrsepatent agents, peddlers,
photographers, plumbers and gasfitters,
physicians and surgeons, real estate
agents, theatres, museums, concert halls,
stations and jacks.
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Az IMMENSE WATER Power. The
water power of Maine, derived from the
rivers and streams, is estimated, by an
official report, at between two and three
million horse power. The approximate
area of the lakes, ponds. and rivers OF
the State is placed at 3,2OC square miles,
and the area of forests Mt 81 900 square
miles. Maine, it is ascertained, has
l,56s lakes, more in proportion to its
size than any other country of the globe,
with few exceptions, and 1,229, 200, 600,
GOO cubic feet of water are annually
delivered by her rivers
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The LAND OF VEGETABLE WONDERS
The soil of California teens with vege
table phenomena, giant trees, plants
root and herbs unknown elsewhere
From that vast botanic field are cullet
the ingredients Of On. WALKERS VINE
GAR BIrrERs, n medicine that is astonish
ing the world with its cures and throw
ing all other TONES, Alternatives anG
invigorants into the shade. As il.
benefits are extended, indigestion, bill
iousness, intermittent fever, rheumatism,
kidney diseases, bowel complaints, and
all scrofulous and scoybutic disorders,
lose their terrors.
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A LONG WALK. Weston has reason &c
congratulate himself upon the successful
performance of the feat of walking 400
miles in less than five days. The thing
appears to have been done fairly and
without any extraordinary effort, the
pedestrian being comparatively fresh at
the conclusion of the performance. The
fact that the feat was accomplished with
ont any resort to stimhlants is particular
ly valuable as text for temperance
sermonizers
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Prospects of the XIpat Cron.

The june returns of the statistical di
vision of the Department Of Agriculture
indicate small increase in the acreag,
OF the wheat crop, amounting to about
per cent. ON nearly three-fourths of \
million of acres. Nearly all this iii
crease Is West of the Mississippi River.
The States indicating an enlargement Of
area In this crop are rs follows
New York, per cent New Jersey. ,
OHIO, u; Michigan, 4; Wisconsin. /
Minnesota, 10; Iowa, 10; Kansas. 30
Nebraska, % and Oregon, 3. A small
decrease appears in the New England
States i'll Pennsylvania n reduction of
= per cent Maryland. 3; Kentucky. . ;
Indiana. 2; Mississippi. ?; and South
Carolina, 8. The condition of the crop
III Massachusetts, is placed at Ia per cent.
below an average Connecticut. e New
York, 2; Virginia, s: North Carolina.
IS; South Carolina. ~ Georgia, % !;
Alabama, 90 Mississippi, / Texas, IA /;
Arkansas, ID; Tennessee, 20 Kentucky.
20 Indiana, 3 and California, AZ. The
States reporting superior conditions are
Delaware. 2 Maryland, 2: West Virgin.
ia, 4; Ohio, Z Michigan, 6 Wisconsin.
6; Minnesota, 3; Illinois, 3; Iowa, s;
Missouri, 4; Kansas, Q; Nebraska, 6
Oregon, 1.
With the exception of California. no
wheat-growing State indicates
a poor yield of wheat, and most of them
give promise of product sufficient to
make good the loss on the Pacific Coas,
and the trifiing reductions elsewhere.
II no disa sters are encountered hereafter
The crop should fully equal that of last
year.
THERE IS n sixteen-year-old boy in
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A Whole Family Killed.

A Missouri paper gives an account OF
sad accident which occurred near Johns
town, in that State, by which four per.
sons were killed-a father, mother, son
and an infant child. From the meagre
report We CLEAN the following facts
Mr. Bottles and family were returning
from church in two-horse wagon. In
crossing Deepwater the horses became
frightened and ran away dragging the
son, who was driving, distance of near
ly quarter of mile In going this
distance from the creek it appears that
the mother jumped out, after throwing
out her infant child. In the afternoon a
traveller from Germantown discovered
the lifeless body of the son near the
road. Soon after he found the woman
with her neck broken, and the child
lying near her, alive, but almost dead
from the effect of the heat. Further on
he found the wagon upon the dead body
Of the father. The child has since died
The curious will he delighted TO know
that the word Its cannot be found in
the Scriptures from beginning TO end.
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The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil in the world is HAZARD & CAswELL S
made on the sea. shore, from fresh, Sc
lected livers, by CAswELL, HAZARD d
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure
and street. Patients who have once
taken it prefer it to all others Physi
clans have decided it superior to any of
the other oils in market.
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A married man was recently II

A married man was recently urged b,
an insurance agent to take out a policy
for the benefit of his wife 10 the amount
OF twelve or fifteen thousand dollars, and
long discussion ensued, which wa,
ended by the husband, who said, No
widow with more than ten thousand
dollars would be dangerous legacy "a
leave TO posterity."
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We copy the following from an ex
change, which is important II true =
Chronic dinrrhpa of long standing, also
dysentery, and al similar complaints
common NJ this season of the year, can
be cured by the use internally of JOHN
SONS ANoDyNE LiNIMENT. We know
whereof we affirm.