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JACOB sCHEETz, Proprietor.
n. " COZ 9th and Race SIS,
PHILADELPHIA p,

PHILADELPHIA A...-.....-.. .--............ pa
A CELEBRATED RENEDY-Read the following
testimonial Of scheetzs Celebrated Bitter Cordial:
PHILADELPHIA Jan 16 1873
JoooB ScHEETz- Eso.-Dear Sir: l deem it u
duty owe TO you and suffering mankind. to STATE
the truly wonderful effects of yonr Bitter Cordial
hlist IN Mexico in the year 1871. was attacked
with Chronic Darrhua, and after my return home
the disease remained with me In Pittsburgh wa
attended by Dr. GaZzam. McCracken. Hazlett Corn
man and other rstclass practitioners in that city,
and was by them d0sed with kiuo, Tannic Acid.
Aorphia, Opium and even Nitric Acid, but without
any perceptble relief In this city have been A.
tended. a. hundreds can testify, by the very best
physicians, both Of the old and HOMEOPATHIC
school, but usual their remedies were Of but lit
tie or mnmeutary effect
A short time ago was induced to try your Bitter
cordial have taken four bottles and 1 can now
truly say that am apparently and believe. al
most radically cured, and enjoy better health than
have done for 70 years MI bowels are entirely req
MAR and have no hesitation in asserting that owe.
It 10 the great and wonderful effects OF Scheetzfe
Bitter Cordial a. manufactured by you. These
statements / can verify under oath and prove by
hundreds. Respectfully Your,
j. ID. COOKE, II40 Washington Az
Then the following excellent endorsement from
one Of the best medical practitioners in Philadel-
phia
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DrsPESsARY
2i01 Braddock ST. 18Th Ward
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873.
JACOB SCHEETz Ese..-Dear Sir: do hereby
etItllA tlLHt "a Nstlan III charge OF the North
Eastern Medical Dispensary, I have given your Bit
ter Cordial lair honest and impartial trial and al
though may not appear To be strictly according t.
me rules OF the profession do unhesitatngly
that It cures all that it processes b. remedy for
have given it to over Is different patients and in
no one instance has il failed 10 afford relief In ont
case, Know OF four bottles having fully and per
mangntly cured Chronic Diarrhga Of over IS years
standing
theerully do l accord i; the highest praise and
shall deem it duty well privilege 70 recon-
mend It to the suffering believing it to be worthy of
tho fullest confidence Respectfully Yours.
3gdtts1v GAMAGF NJ n
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ANOTHER TES TInONl4

BENTON BARRAoKs Mo
April 30, Is6a.
l'r. John BuIl-Dear Sir: knowing the efficacy
ot E9ar SArsaparllla- and the healing and hene6-
va IuAtlles II possesses send you the following
statement Of my case
was wounded about two wears arc and taken
prisoner ana confined for sixteen mouths Rrfpc
lheNtu 20 olieh my wounds have not healed vel
l Lave nor sat up moment since | was wounded
am shoi through the hips My general health j.
impaired ana need something To assist nature.
nave more ialth in your Sarsaparila than ANYTHING
tiSf. wish that which is genuine Please *
HF's3 ING nan dozen bottles. and ohlirr
CAPT. {, p. JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Nc.
+ s-The following was written April 80, 1866,
by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
DIR. John Rull-Dear Sir: Nv husband Or G {
johnson, skilful surgeon and physician in
central New York where he died leaving fbt,
above {. 7, johnson TO my care AT thirteen wears
OF age ne had chronic diarrhoea and scrpfuln for
viii b gave your Sarsaparilla Ii cured him |
have ior ten wears recommended il to many in New
FORK ohio and Iowa. Tor serufula, fever sores and
general debility. Perfect SUCCESS has attended ii
The cures effected in some cases OF scrofuIa and
fever sores were almost miraculous | am very
anxious ior my son 10 again have recourse to your
sarsaparllia He Is fearful Of getting "a spurious
arncie hence his writing 10 You for it, His wounds
were terrible but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Avoid ouocks and Imnostere.

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr. j. b. Dyott, Graduate Jefferson NeIieoI
CotAsge, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works; can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual CT Urinary Organs. (which he has made
an especial study either in male or female M
matter from what cause originating or Of how
long Standing. A practice Of 80 wears enables
him to treat disease with success Cures Vuar-
anteed. Charges reasonable Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage
SEND for the Guide to HeaEtR Price 10 Cen+s
j. y, DfOTT, N D., Physician and Surgeon.
io4 DuaneS St New York.
S-iTdmwt6wiy
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Young America Imminent.
DR.. c. F. BROWNS
Young America Liniment.

/ HIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFUL yrn
lclne, although a. yet but partially know g.
eo uoi't- mas been thoroughly tested in the hands
Vi u,e proprietor Tor the last hve years; during
"hitn ufne the rapidly increasing demand For II
eqqaiied by nothing but its wonderful smcrs.ss has
iduged the proprietor to extend the ara Of t. II
verse " e''''i%VH ""'
In offering this Eminent 10 he n,,,,li a. ,, f
ID Inii confidence that it must snptrsrde ai1 nrf,-
now III Use. as an external remedy for M -, ,,5
al diseases IN the reach of that class OF 1ned ines
We can safely asser,, without The Iea-+ TOO ~ -
tradlcuon. that Ii stands uprfysJIed i, - -, ~
heGlca1 compounds externally applied for the rrlr,
Oh uisease Feeilng- therefore. thar il IL urnqr,.s
a. 10 pun remedy so eminenty wonderful in lie
eHectss 50 myHteToHsly infalIihe in its ,,.r-s If
rellei causing the deaf to hear the hlipj Il, - .
hefVons, drawn and crippled rheumatic 70 ,,aIs
erect ana reloice again in the powers and yipor Of
h@nh"oa' TINS preparation is offered to the IN hl
Oh It's own merits, and claims no voiranic rir.5, or
essential oils OF the Arabian desserts hnf 81 tf.
contrary, is what Its name Imports and is rHr,
duets. ''H 2Aliefieah Fi'-
This Ltniment has gained a LASTING renutatior,
where 1t has been used, in most cases Which r,ir,
an external remedy. such az rheumatisul eo,r.rss.
ahd swelhng OF the breast pain and weaknps- in
the naek and joints, sprans, bruises cramn- frozen
limbs, numhness bites of insects ,Id -. r-,'Ir
sores, gultre or swelled neck uaralv ais ,Ynpods
erssIpelas, bites OF reptiles, headache white H.
Ihgs' mango, poison, burns. all sweIIings salt
Fheum. eorhs, warts, sore eyes. run roupds g. We
daily hear of the most ASTONISHING crres ~, a,,sl.
oy TINS excellent remedy, and hazard nothfnr in
saying that there never has been liz euuaJ a. en-
ratlVe TOT horses We assert, positively that ii viii
cure any case OF sweeny in existence; also spIint
gals, sprains or strains bruises seratcbes t,1,ns
ing head, wind gals, sore ewes. sw,.llipgs ~ and
has never failed to cure istua n,l .vi7 rin,-hene
and spawn when used in the beginning strictly ae-
eording to direc ions.
For sale by every merchant ana tlru ess+ m ranph
ont the Union.
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AGENTS WANTED ron THE NEW MUSIC BOOK
By WILLIAM WAIKIKI
Christian HARMONY

Printed with ncw-sbapea seven character T,C+..,
Is preferable 10 ANYTHING of the kind gy-ar IT..
used, ANY one can learn TO sing in onr f,,rrf a.
tine required BY the old methods In contains H.
choicest selection of music from he bpsf saT,-c
particularly designed Tor chpirS sin rrinr srhJ ~,
private societies Sneeifnen nsges viii -
mailed free " aim
MIlLER'S BIBLE AND PUBLISHING HOTSF
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Ague and Fever.
OR CHILLS and FETFR.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine iustlv
claims for il superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the public for the safe certain snao
dy and permanent cure Of Ague and Fever u,
Chills and Fever. whether of short or loDg stand
ing. He refers TO the entire Western and Sortb
ern country to bear him testimony to the trptb Of
the assertion that IN no whatever will IT fan
to cure if the directions strictly followed and
carried out. In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for cure and whole families
have been cured by a single bottle, with perfect
restoration OF the general health Its, however
prudent, and in every more certain of epre If
its use is continued in smaller doses for week cy
two after the disease has been checked. more Is
pecially in difficult and long standing cases I-sn-
ally this medicine will not reqaire auv aid to keen
the bowels in good order, Should the patient.
however, require cathart!c medicine. after havina
taken three or four doses of the tonic single
dose Of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills will be suf
Client
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OF Chronic and Acute rheumatism. NEURALGIA
Lum age Sciatica, Kidney and Nervous Disease.
after years Of suffering. by taking BE FTTIER-.
k%ETAR4-E RHETNATIc SYREP-the scientific dis
coVeFy OF j. p Filter Nj D.. d regular pradnsr,
physician, with whom we are personally aeuusju .
eG VINO has Tor ~ year treated these diseases
eluslFety with astonishing results We hrTitvt II
our christian duly, after deIiheratinD to on-riT4
IoRsly request sufferers to use it, especially ne
sons III moderate circumstances who canubf afforF
!" waste money and time on worthless mi tITrr.
A. clergy men we seriously feel the deep resnon-i
hlity resting Oh Us in publicly endorsing ms me-
lelne. But our knowledge and experience Of H..
ttGarkahie merit fnlly jHstihts our action Re-
= IL Ewing Media, Penn. suffered sixteen wear.
9ecanlt hopeless Rev Thomas Murphy il p
FfahkIord- Philad'a, Rev. j r. Davis Hfrhts
Town \ ew Jersey. Rev ! : Buchanan CIarf-nr,
iowa Rev q. q. Smith, PitfsfOrd New Yn-E
heN. Joseph Bcggs. Falls Church PhiladcIpbfg
9tnef testimonials from Senators Governo-.
Judges congressman. Physicians &c fo-,ygrst5=
traits with pamphlet explaining these dispasaa
one thonsand dollars win be presented n an Z M,
lCllt iof same diseases showing equal merit urr-
test- OF mat can produce one-fourth as MANY liyr
eufes ANY person sending by letter description n
Iietloh VIII receive gratis legally signed cnar
Aitee. naming the number of bottles to rn-a
SFeelng TO refund money upon sworn testip,,,-.,
o. rs failure to cure. Afflicted invited to ,Frit.
nothing '"''e "''ioe c'S''
Y Medicines for sale by Smith & Ronpev ara
= 0i' It"oA istaha 2-l2dw&S&WIy
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OFFICE or THE c. F. Baows CHEMICAL Co

oFflSh ~ ThL y z BROWN CHEMICAL Co.
The G. +, Brown Chemical Company are now the
sole proprietors Of DIR. G. + Browns Young Amer
lea Liniment,T' and determined 10 prosecute to
ull sxtent OF the Law all persons making or
Aenlhg the imitation counterfeit article
s;, ~ This Linimeht having been extern
nacS sohnterfeited, the proprie' ers have felt the
vate rss o. protecting the public by having pri-
Fevenne stamp engraved expressly Tor n which
az fhs s VII ne found he cork Of every bottle
by gfon,n u represents handsome sliced led
BROWNS YOUNG ANE ~ siae f Mesqsi =
been fonnd I Is s Young America Lnilnent has
Horse Disease y snTs and speedy cure for the new
iria.a ioss Rao The Neck and Throat with the
i m the he 3sss foe aay Il, and mix Of
must be fed only soft feed tie haey
and blanketed. As' "s sep s watlh
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o tic
Ut Horse Distemper.
A SURECURE

Give half an ounce Of RENNErS PAIN-KILIING
MAtFtC OIL. mixed with two ounces uf water
making the h"Fse swallow i. Repeat twice a dav.
before eating 10 The morning aud sitter eating a.
night BatAe The throat ana q, OK freely three tinl
= Gay With Magic OIL, clear Take Tiail of water
pQi IN half III ounce OF Magic Oil s;s- Il m and
siohse ont the n"siri3s AMI mouth three rim day
Using flesh wafer eaca time. Nazh out lhe Inaneer
with Mario oil AID water once 3av 10 di.irfIrf II
give Only i4fNe feed II a time and give ii fresh
L5pt tlHlee Gay and OF such chsEaC. 20 tempt
The appetite. such as potatoes carraf= hrsf-Tnssh
AID stiI hay &Izf be well baBketet and hsya
plenty uf clean bedding
This remedy j not only a preventive hu- q sr7-s
1iHE use Inc Magic Oh freely and persistent
T. II Ass oeen thoroughly tried and has not failed
u single nslaHcc. lis Use externally ana inter
Mal.S neural zes the virus, sEodGes TIE tnE4mma-
buE Tue 4arEe sze FOR sale by all Druggists and
oFs and mauufac. ure-s, Pittsle3f. Mas
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Z DE3
CARBOLIC TROCHBS

a SfEtiALI1 FOR SORE THROAT. THE CAR
~ o"4t Att1. OF which the Tr0caes are, in part.
composed. acting T. HEALING AGENT and fft rim
al forms Of JLrEr i-Ep and fNFIAmrD surfaces II
the larynz and rpizla;ls.
4 speciality for hoarseuese rh. Cff.N-;,4 ,a,xsr
Of the Carholic Acid tending I'd cxp,l ali ra4irr-
tious and formations q mucous uia,fgr. ubl,.-,r
etc, and restoring healthy actor. fa The sep.iri,
and delicate organs Of the throat and vindpipe
A specially against contracting infections dis
eases The peculiar properties of Carholic Acid
n preventing infection and eOntAgioE have long
. been known: and EDEY' CARB0IIC TROi HES
may be safely relied OF a. preventive il cases Of
SMALL PoN. NAREoLoID, etc,. etc
4 speciality Tor common colds coughs and all
disorder Of the lhraat, chest. and lungs
Price p CENTS per box. sold hy Druggists every
where
JOHN f. II E\ RY.
sole Proprietor,
Ne. College Place. ..--....-....... NEW YORK
l0-26dsat&v1y
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Is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has cured every csse Of Diabetes in
winch u has been given, Irritation Of the Neck
ofthe bladder and Inflammation q the Kidneys
liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder Retcn-
tion Of Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder. Gravel, Brick Dast Deposit,
and Mucnus ar Milky Di- charges and for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions Of both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power Loss Of Memory. Difficulty of Breath
iug. Weak Nerves WGkcfulncss, Pain in the
Back Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
Face. paHd Counienanec, Lassitude Of the
System, etc.
Used By persons in the decline or change of
life after confinement or labor pains bed-wet-
ing in children, etc.
IN many affections peculiar to ladies the Ex
tract Bachu Is unequAled by any other remedy
As in Chiorosis or Retention Ir ECU larfty. Pain
faness or Suppression Of Customary Rvacuations
tlcerated or Schlrrus state Of the Uterus Gu
Corrhaa or Whites, Steriiity, and for all COM
pants incident TO the sex II is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Mld"lFes for eHfCehled and delicate constiu-
tons of both aud all ay.os
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SCHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL

IT Is A RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. AND
! can bt taken by either infant or adult with the
same benlhcial results. 1t il certain. prompt and
speedy remedy for Diarrhra. Dysentery Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, LowHess Of Spirits. Painting
Sick stomach, Headache etc. etc. For ChiIls ana
Fever OF all kinds it Is far better and safer than Out
nine, without any OF Its pernicious effects 1t ere
ates an appetite, proves powerful digester of food
and will counteraCt the effects of LIQUOR in a few
MINUTES. For sale bv all Druggists
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KEARNEY's EyTRAcT BuCEu

Cares Diseases ATssaRg fran I7spyqsaese<s
Ti5tts Of Dissipation, etc In all their stages al
little expense, little or no change in diet. No in
convenience, and no exposure. Il causes fire.
qaent desire. and gives strength TO Trinate.
thereoy removing DISTINCTIONS Prevei ting and
Cnrng Structures of the Uretha, Ailaying Pain
ana Inflammation. sofreq1eft in this class of dis
eases, and eXpelling al Poison nns matter
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CELEBRATED RENEDY.-Read the following
testimonial Of Scheetzs Celebrated Bitter Cordial
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PTTTSBURG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p,
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THE THORNDIKE MURDER TRIAL.
SECOND DAY-TRsTMoSY OF IMPORTANT WITNESSES
FOR THE PROSECUTION.

SECOND DAY-TFsTIMONY or INFORMANT NIlNEScEs
FOR THE PROSECUTION.
BELFAST. Nov. 12.-Thc proceedings IN the
Tborndike murder trial began this morning with
the identification OF the which was stained WIN
blood. The first witness called was John ~ Harinon'
cousin Of prisoner who lived nearest the premises
where the tragedy was enacted He ana MS Two Sous
were the earliest reach the spot ana assisted IN eH
tnouishinc the fire and rescuing the INITIATED bodies
from the dames The prisoner was first met on the
road and aerward went to tue nous "neto mv pt
water and removed the furniture ~ hn qu ny " o
his brother and the family, he replied that hcy were
all burning up lie did not ala III removing tne Do" .
IL was not until after they had peeh or9ugnt nIo one
ward that foul play suspected Ashpuiy iiti '
one OF the witnesses exhibited the AK ia the pres
ense Of the prisoner n e Witnesses si testified that IN
conversation With the prisoner i0rtnlght peore te
that matters with his father were all satisfactorily
ARRANGED hut that perhaps all their plans would not
Vet succeed. Enhu c. Bumps neghbor saw the
prisoner directly after the murder discovered, and
noticed blood upon lis waist aud on Ms "aiSteoa Ano
waistcoat was then exhibited TO the Jury g.. -.
This afternoon Rosanna Gordon, nttle gni, n nine
egs ola ssasd !n2s 24S ysS ~ III liz ST psct US
H. I 51a St sS and the eh he
her to get up and 20 neighbors passing down
stairs she perceived smoke and oPeung te % n
her aunt Emma's say "0h, dear saw the bed N
flames the prisoner had previously looked into the oea
room but made no remark; she then went directly ~
Mr. H.rmou's which was near by. Samuel NJ bumps,
who carly the spot swore that ne SAW .ne a
found tinged with blood Mrs Bumps testified mat De-
fore the ,nurder became known. the prisoner
in answer TO her inquiries where Emma
and AImon were replied that they were
heino lmrned AZ, bnt he dd not how the fire oo-
cured as he was not at home at the time and cona LOT
tell where he was Edward Philbrick. one OF the Keep
rs OF the nrisoner the day arrest testified that
when it WAS stated that the victims had been Killed py
violence ana By fire, the prisoner ien IVA tne
his face and complained that his nose bed the whess
brought water al his request, but saw no blood on
the prisoner. Being asked why ne ma no.
e1tineulsh the fire. aud his brother, the prisoner
replied that he could not and added 81 shall answer
no more questions when the time comes you snal
have nv whole story Last Spring lie heard tue pris
oner cay his brother Id T.eip tnat he haa
The Court then adjourned for the day. The hall was
crowded during the day, and the galleries were heu
Nj
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GENERAL PROSPECTS.

TIE AFFAIRS OF THE COBURN LAND COMPANY TRANS
FERRED TO A NEW MANAGEMENT.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 12.-The affairs OF the
Coburn Land Company, which the spragues OF Rhode
Island are largely interested have been transferred to
the of Ira d. sturges and H. A. Dewitt oil
this city Mr. sturges to be the general manager and
Col Dewitt the financial agent This company was IN
corporated BY the last Legislature with capital not
to exceed e2,50o.oo0
EXTENSION GRANTED TO THE OHIO FALLS CAR CoM-
PASY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-The creditors OF the
Ohio Falls Car Company met to-day, and received
statement OF the affairs Of the Company, showing as'es
of 81 100000 and Liabilities Of about sio0Oo After
thorough examination Of the statement an extension
was granted to the Company, aud in few days mo
works will be again in operation, after suspension OF
some weeks. They Will furnish employment TO IOO men
MORE BANK SUSPENSIONS IN PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH Nov. l2.-The clearinghouse OF Melton
& Sons and the Mechanics Savings bank OF THE city,
suspended to-day.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PARTY CONTESTS IN FRANCE.

PhhlI CONTESTS IN fhANOE'
REPUBLICAN DEFEAT IN THE AssHMBLY-iNiER-
VIEW BETWEEN MACMAHoN AND THE COM
MrITER on THE Proclamation OF HIS POWERS
PARIS, wednesday, Nov. H. 1879
In the Assembly to-day n motion was offered by
the Government postponing the debate upon M
Leon Says Interpolation regarding the failure to
order elections to fill vacancies in the Assembly,
until the day following that upon which vote ID
taken upon the prolongation OF President Mac
Mahons powers. After heated debate the motion
was adopted.
The Committee on ProloDgation of the Powers OF
the present Government, headed by NJ de Remnsat
to-day had interview with MacNahon The
latter stated that he had nothing to say modifying
in any way the language Of his message to the
Assembly. He requested them TO hasten their abors
in the best interests of the country. lie said the
questions relating to the discussion OF the Constitu-
tiona bills belonged solely to the Assembly, though
he acknowledged that the adoption OF the DIS
would give stability to the Government.
The Committee on Prolongati0n has adopted the
proposal of NJ. Casmir Percr that the law prolong-
ing the powers Of President MacMahon for i've
years beyond the duration Of the present Assembly
become part Of the Constitution, after the constr
tutional bills are voted upon.
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THE STATE OF BUSINESS.
IMMENSE DRY GOODS SALES.

The reduction of prices in the dry gooos
,na,xet IA attracting the Attentions Of large purchaser
"a thu resnlt fs a marked Improvement In trade.
member NJ the Arm OF IT, b. Caaip Co.. In speaking OF
the salos ~ Tuesday, remarked that they far exceeded
the, most expectations Never before had ther
establishment been throDged with such an eager crow"
Their salesmep were hardly able 20 attend 10 he o'
mauds OF the many customers The crowd OF buyers
continued throughou the day add such seemed tne e
ctenent around tho building that LARGE erowo OF
others soon gathered became interested spectators
as well az nuisance % those who had business mo
sales OF tho day u the pe's
realized better than the firm had reason Z" cApc'
In fact, they were only from 10 10 Is per csnt less INA"
the ordinery prices The purchasers largely COM
posed of the retail dealers OF the city and vicinity
although orders received from various parts
OF the country. Yesterday repetition of the day
before but the novelty had off, and the spectators
we're not numerous giving better opportunity ~ tho
buyers who were present In almost large numbers
The sales amounted TO nearly sl,oo0o. and the prices
realized equally 5ood those OF Tuesday The brin
feel much encouraged at this reopeDing OF the trade
and the cash realized relieves them from all possoihy
OF future embarrassment
Mr. Terry of the 1rm OF Peake, Oplycke Co.
stated TO the reporter that the sales Of Tuesday
were very gratifying TO tho frm. The many sales
Advertised had attracted large number OF buyers and
they had no complain OF their share OF paoh'
age The sales Of Tuesday well those Of yester
day. had been very large and tho prices realized were
only reduction Of from 10 per cent the ordinary
rates. Altogether these sales had proved far more en-
couragng 10 the wholesale dealers than could have been
anticipated and though sacrifice on their part
1t would prove productive and remunersve In reopen
trade.