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FIRES.

New YORK, February, 26.-A FIRE in
the village Of Blssto, Burlington county,
n. Y, last Monday, destroyed eighteen
dwelling houses. The loss 10 estimated
at $50, 900.
ROCHESTER,, February 26 This fore
noon FIRE was started BY an unknown
man under the second story stairs 10
public school No. II. The flames were
discovered in time to permit their sup
preston, before aoy damage was done
Three hundred children would have
been cut cff from escape, except by the
windows, if the flames had progressed
far. No. 5 public school house was Get
on Are last Tuesday.
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baltimore market.

BALTIMORE. February 26.-Fiour--
Qget end unchanged, Whsat-Qoie,
and shade lower; choice white and
am 1er 81 IS; western spring ] 4O9
| AZ. Coru-Dull; mixed westsrn TIC.
Oais-Dull; western 5jS57c. Rye
Dull at 90G9l. Prorisiops--DulI ard
heavy: msss pork l6a l6ic; bulk .hful-
ders 6G6tc; clear rib Edss 7iGgS',
Others unchanged. Wbisky-DuII al,
9S@9S;c.
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Nov, York Bry Gsoas Market.

New YoRx. February 26 The
city ls very full OF buyers from all sec'
tons, and jobbIOg trade Is steadily i'm
proving. The market for cotton goods
is fairly active Ind prices rule steady
with manufacturers agents. Fine
brow n cottons and blcach,d sbirtipgs in
good demand. Brown drlls selling
freely. PIiuls, percale, aHd cambrics,
In fair request. Woolen goods aud
mems wear less active but firm. Black
aIpccas and pure mohsirs in improved
demand.
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View York aaFnef.

New YoRK, February % Cotton
Quiet; middling uplsDds l6c Flour
Heavy and lower; superfioe wettern and
state Is 1906 To- common 10 good 6 80
66 90; good TO choice 9 $500 S.;
white wheat extra 6 $50 7 40 extra
Ohio 6 4097 IS. Whisky-Levsr .,
97fS98;. Wbeat-In moderate de
msnd and slightly in buyers favor.
RJe-Hesvy. Barley-Dull. Corn
In fair demand and slightly adyaoced;
uer western mrxed 76979ei western
yellow TSSs0c, old vestsrn mixed Sc;
white western 1880. 0ats-Heary;
mixed western 60a6l3e; white western
6l963c. Cofee-QaIet At 2ltS24fc,
gold. Sugsr-Quiet and unchaoged.
Pstrolsum-Firm; crude 7t97ie re-
ansd l5i9lec. Eggs - Steady ;
western 2i@23c. Pork-9aies and
heavy; new mess &l5 IS on SPOT;
Is 40 March. Lsrd-Heavy; prime
steam 9f spot; Q l.lS[S9} M.reb; 9f9
DC April; SIC Nay. Ba,ter-PnD;
western 25(S40c. Cbsese-Firu q!
ll3l6ic
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Remark able Increase f0 the Bus n.
tss OF the Patent ONCE.


.ss OF the raIeni ONCE.
Herald Di'i atches.
The business OF the Patent Office is
now larger in amount than at any pre-
vious period OF it's history. During the
the psst two weeks the unprecedented
number OF 1924 applications for pat
ents have been received, showing an
especially remarkable increase in the
work al the Office, as compared with
the temporary decrease caused by the
late financial panic. T1is. is believed
to be Indicative OF a corresponding revi-
val Of general business throug hout the
country.
Appr.he ensions Of Poor Fruit
Crop.
Great fears are entertained that the
fruit crop in this latitude will be fail
ure, the remarkable warmth az this sea-
son OF the year having advanced veg.
citation 10 an extent that indicates pre-
mature sp!lnc.
An HrreprpssibIe Conflict Of Races
Tore, 10 ned in SOuih h arOlina-c"e
Cos. rcu aud " hite Candidates for
Cove rDOr.
The memorial OF the taxpayers OF
South Carolina will be presented 10
Congress end the President this week
The colored people OF the State have
combined to make Congressman Elliott
their candidate for Governor. The
white ciriz.ne, without regard TO party,
ask Senator Robertson, to secure the
support Of the administration on their
side, to accept the guberuatorlsl nom.
nation. 1t is said that Congressman
Elliot boasts that if be can get control
Of the State he will turn the cradle OF
the Shareholders rebellion into the asy-
Inn OF the slaves" thereby making the
State uninhablIable Tor whites and the
elysium OF the negro. The contest
promises to be exceedingly bitter, and
some are predictipg another Irrepressl-
bic tlict-this time Of races.
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louisville market.

L0ulsylbLE. February 26.-Cc;ton--
Firm,r at isle. Flour-Quiet and
uncharged. whest-Firmer; white
81 s., amber | 50; red | 40 Corn
white 75c, naked 7lc, Oais-White
&c; mixed sc. lIay--slT 90. Pro-
visiors quiet and weak. Mess Pork
sl5 90. Bulk Meais-Shouldr;s 5it;
clear rib sides 7sc; clear sides Sc, Bs-
con-ShouIders Csc; clear RIB sidcs SIC;
clear side. SIC; sugar cured hams 10
1873. Lsrd--Tierces 9i@9aci krg.
o;tGl0l. Whisky--Dull Al 9li.
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The Board OF Education is to hold
another meeting this evening at which
the vexed question as to the location or
the notification OF the Second Ward
School-house will be determined. The
indications are that q new School house
for the children Of citizens OF the MadI-
son district will be erected on Whist has
bsen styled "the lanyard lot" or the
corner OF Chspline and llth st'eeis.
1t has been alleged that school build
ing On the site selected will cosi
far more than has been estimated
by reason OF the uncslculsted ex.
pense OF securing an adequate
foundation, but full Information in
regard to ,hs item will probably
be presented before tue Board this
evening, and an immediate desermlaa'
tion Of the question will be had.
Those o. our citizens who believe that
no very great improvement o! the
Second ward building is needed, Will
doubtless cast their eyes a.ksnce upon
the lot selected for the new public
school house, and VOW all sorts Of
dreadful thirgs against the members
OF the Board We are willing to
credit the Board with q sincere desire
to do What is fair and right under the
circumstances, and We have no doubt
that its action in this case will be in
spired by the most commendable mo-
tives, and we believe that lis action,
whatever it may be, will be cheerful y
acquiesced in by the people.
Let the members OF the Beard OF
Education weigh carefully the srgu-
merts presented in relation to the new
Second ward school, aud they need have
no fear that their action will be unia-
vorably criticised by those most iuter-
ested in the result
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baltimore Cattle na,Lci.

baltimore. February % -Csttit-
Opened iairly active ard closed quiet at
t9tc lower; very best on ssle 70 I5ED
7 0o; thst generally rated FIRE, quality
4 G0a5 IS: medium or GOOD isir quality
4 0OG4 CO. receipts ] 295; ssIss l,O3i.
Hog.-In moderate demand with ar
supply at 7 2j@8 %; receipts 3,153
Quiet; receipts .6l3; Gales 80
al IS.
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Talrdn Market.

TOLEDO, February ?G Flour
Quiet aud unchanged. Wheai-Dull
and lower amber Michigan 81 +G
seller Marcb 4G, April 50; May
| j3i6l j4t Corn-Dull and lower
high mixed 6ic; seller Msrsb Gic April
6ji; new mixed 81; low mixed 63l; new
co; no grade 59l; new 57i oals-DulI
and nominal; Clovereed IS 30@G 90.
Dressed hog. 6i@ 6i
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Tax on Manufacturers.

Eeis, February 26.-Great dissstis-
faction is manifested here at The pro-
posed re.enac,ment BY the Pennsylvs-
mia legislature OF the old law taxing The
earnings OF manu- acturiug assoc atoms
and subjecting them to the visitation
and espioosge OF State off1cisls. This
identical Law was less than . year ago
repealed on the strong RECOMMENDATION
Of both Governors Geary and Hart
rapit in their messages, as being op-
pressive upon the manufacturing inter-
ests OF tbs Stale.
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CIsetnaati Market

CIxcrxsATI, February 20 5-cotton-
Firm at Isle. Fiou-Stsady. Wheat
Dali ard dropping ct 81 359l 40.
Corn-S,eady ss 5000. 0sts-Quiet
at 45G52c. Rse-OulE No 2 I0i.
BsrleJ-Qaiet sod srm; oil ] S09l IS.
Lissssd Ol-Stesdy ] o2Sl 05. Egg
Steady. ButteT-Scarcs and hrm.
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Chesse-Firm. Pork-Steady IA so.
Lard-Qaiet; steam Ss@SaT kettle $
@9c; coun,ry kettle sold 81 SIC. Bulk
Meats- Stesdy; shoulders 5 40 in settle
menr; 6tc buyer june; clear rib Z 40 on
spot; SIC buyer June; clear &c. Bacon
-Quiet and steady; shoulders scarc. a;
6As6sc; clear rib sides STE; clear S!c.
Hoss-Stssd,; light S l0CG5 60; heavy
5 90@6 0G receipts . 0SS; shipments
1870. whisky-Quiet and steady at
o3c
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Acquitted,

SAN FRAro:sco, February 26.--St.
Clair, arrested Tor arsou in having set
fire to Portland, Oregon, at the time Of
the great copfsgration on The secoad oi
August, has been acquitted. he prov
ed lha. be was thirty-fve miles away
At the time OF the FIRE.
Mayor 0.is has been before the
grand jury On the matter Of the charges
by Judge Stanley. Several witnesses
we're examined yesterday, and report
is expected.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Temperance Demenstraiiou.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26.-Ths
Catholic Total Abstinence Association
Of this city had 3 grand demonstration
at the Academy OF Music this evening.
The building was crowded, and . large
number oil clergymen snS lsJmen to-
gelber with many Protestants were on
the stage. The exercises consisted OF
addresses, music and the reading Of en-
cruraging letters form Bishops through.
out the country.
Big Frank, who escaped from the
New Castle jail, Was arrested here to-
day.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ea e..

CHARLIsroS, February 26-The
running races commenced to-day. The
hurdle race, two miles over eigh, hur-
dies, was won BY Limestone; time AS.
The mile sod hsH dash Was von BY
Lady Washington in Isl. The two
mile hes;s race vss woa BY Granger |;
kes. time 3sl.
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East L,b.rry 1.-Two htosL Market

EuT LrpsRrY. February 26-C,,tls
Arrivals 23 carr best 90 00GG ~,
medium 5O0G5 rs; common 4 j0l9
) %; stockers 4 OOC94 40, bulls 30OCg
4 %. uogs-Arivals II cars bos;
Philadelphia &c 30GG so York'rs
5 COa5 80. Sheep-Arriysls II carr;
best 6 50S7 90 medium 5 T5aG g;
common 3 50f14 so
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CLEVELAND.
The Locomotive EsGineerl

CLEVELAND, February 26.-Ths 10
como,ive engineers 10 session yesterday
appointed P. II. Arthur. Of Albany.
New York, to the position Of Grand
Chief Eogineer, vice Charles Wilson.
resigned. The brotherhood were 10
session again to-day, but the proceed. d.
ings were conducted 10 secret and il 10
i'm possible to get any positive Informs
ton regarding their action. 1t 10 gens
orally believed that the subject of .
general strike lie being discussed.
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PHLlDELPHrA, February 25.-flour
-Dull ADD unchanged. Wbeat-Es'y
and dull; red tl coal TO- amber ] y,
whit. 1901 IS. Rye--90a 92c.
Osis-Dull; white G0S6Sc Petroleum
Crude IlIc refined I4Ic Fsbrusry.
Hielsl5ts March. Wbisky-9s:.
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THs franking privilege is not likely
to be restored, nor is any change in the
present laws relating to the free trans
mission of postal matter likely to be
had at the present session OF Congress.
The action in tie House yesterday yir-
tually settled the question in 50 far as
the present Congress is concerned. But.
LRR's hatred Of the newspapers has pre-
vented even such a modification OF the
law IS will permit free exchange or the
free circulation OF papers in the county
in which they are printed. General B
+. BUTLER who seems to command his
partisans in the House Of Represents
tives with as much haughtiuess and
assumed authority as he employed in
commanding his negro squadrons to
death in front OF the Confederate lin es,
dominates the Republican party in the
House and makes it do his bidding.
A few days ago be demanded the ad-
mission of Jouy J. DAVIS and j. II
HAGANs to sests in the House to which
everybody knew they had nolegal claim
and, like mere automstons, the Radical
member, OF Congress, with few excep'
tions. obeyed bis command.
Yesterday, moved only by his hatred
Of the newspaper press which has dis
regarded his Establishments and dsied
his power, ho mustered his clan to de-
feat the free exchange OF newspapers IN
the mails, and the free dissemination Of
the Intelligence contained in the county
papers in the counties where published.
The newspapers OF the country are
abuodantly able to take care
OF themselves and, if need be,
pay their own postage, and
while they ask no iaVors from the
Congress. they can scarcely be expected
to whitewash such a character as that
of General BUTLER in return for the
highest privileges that are in his power
to bestow. Without any special knowl'
edge n relation to the matter we are
still firmly OF opinion that if Mr.. BUTLER
had been generally represented in the
newspapers SIS an honest gentleman
and an able statesman and sll that
sort Of thing, (including an eulogy of
b. i.e1ploits at Fort Fisher and Big Beth
" and elsewhere, during the war; he
would have appeared in this Congress,
az the champion OF the press and have
loaded it with legislative faSors.
Buffers craftsmanship is altogether
of the personal kind and is even OF q
lower grade than that which moves
town couacilmeu to vordy war, concern.
ing rival Wards. He is his own hero
and if the public fails to respond to bic
plaudits in honor Of his noble sell,
yhy 60 much the worse for the public.
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STATE BoNps-Quiet.

STooKs-Very dull until 2 p. m,
when the whole market improved 90
advices from Wsshiog,os that the Jis.
cussion OF the financial subject in the
Senate had been postponed until Tees.
dsy next. The transactions were light.
The principal dealings were 10 Western
Union, Wabash. Lake Shore. North
Western, Erie aud Union Pacific. The
market closed strong.
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CIeyeIand MavLef.

CLEVELAND, February 2G.-Grain-
QGi.t sDd unchanged With 9 frmsr
feeling 10 Corn s,d Osis Petroleum
Firm spd unchssg.d; STANDARD ,hile
ear lots l2i8l2c; State test. 40 de-
greer, lGI6l7c, car lots.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


New York Money ana Stock narhct
New YoRK, February 25.-MosRY-
Very easy and offered at the close at 3
per cent. Customs receipts 1852 600.
Sterling dull At $4 S3@4 S3i Tor sixty
days. and 81 S6t@4 S6i Tor sight.
GoLD-Dull and closing at ll2t after
s.lliug at ll2i. Carrying rates 2 to a
per cent. The Assistant Trea'urer d's'
bursed $37, 900. ClesrIugs $26. 5000
GovERNNRsTs-Steady.
STATE BoNps-Quiet.
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Wheeliug gegister.

The firm of ENooH & CAIN lately
doing business in Writ county in this
State has been dissolved, ENocH having
been "translated."
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NEW YORK STATE.

HKKvsLLsrILLs, February 26.-The
strike of brakemen on the Erie railroad,
10 ended and all the passenger ar'
freight trains are running regular.
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PROBABILITIES,

"AsHlNGrOS, ceU. 70, Z. ".
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic States falling barometer. in
creasing southeast TO southwest winds,
higher temperature, cloudy or bazy
weather and possibly rain in the latter
section. For the Gulf States south
eastsrly winds, possibly increasing to
brisk, with cloudy weather and rain.
For the Lake region southwesterly
winds, veering 70 the northwest, With
cloudy weather.. followed by clearing
weather, rising barometer and come.
what lower temperature. For the
Northwest rising barometer. lower tenn
perature, north westerly Winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather The Mis-
sissippi river between Carlo and New
Orleans will rise slowly.
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PurErEeH. February 2S.-Cruds
Steady 10 demand, moderate pric,s,
and upcbanged; Gales At tl IS. R'6aed
quie. 1t l4ie; March liIs April l6;.
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CANADA.
RcsigUatiOns.

MONTREAL, February 26,-Chief Jus.
tice Duvall and Judge Bsdgley have
scot In their resignauons aad Judge
Msnk has received a years leave Of
absence. This settles the difficulty be-
tween the bench and bar.
Trade with Canada.
OrrowA, February 26.-Tne Domin-
ion Board OF Trade mbled yes
terday. After the introduction OF the
American delegates, Mr.. McLsren, OF
Milwaukee, made an address. lie ssid
the reciprocal trade relations between
Canada and the United States were
necessary to both countries, while be
was OF the opinion both countries could
exist without reciprosity. He cousid.
cred Canada the natural outlet for the
great trade OF the west and 'or that
reason reciprocity would be mutually
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HOUSE.


The bill allowing the use OF the un-
expended oalance OF the appropriation
or the construction OF a branch min,
at San Francisco passed.
The House then resumed the con-
sideration OF the bill reviying the frank
ing privilege. Speeches in it's favor
were made by Messrs. Dantorth, Here
,ord, Duruell, Conger, Bucbard,
UBrieo, Randall and Berry.
Mr.. E. II. Roberts moved to lag the
bill on the table. Negstived. Yeas,
llS; nays, l4S.
Mr.. Poland moved TO reconsider the
vote OF yesterday by which tke main
question was ordered.
Mr.. Randall moved to lay that motion
On the table. Agreed to. Yeas 10;
nsys ST.
4 vote was then takea on tue amend.
ment reported by the committee, author.
iziug the Postmaster General 70 delay
the transmission OF documents when
ever the welfare Of the service shall %
require. 1t was rejected by an over
whelmipg majority.
A vote Was then taken on the sub
s,i,ute offered by Mr. Hale, OF New
YorE, to repeal the Law which abolish
ed the frapkiug privilege. The amend.
men, Was rejected yeas, so; nays, 1879
Those vssipg IN the affirmative were
Adams, Albert, Arthur. Ayerill, Barber
Bell. Butler. oi Massachusetts, Butler
OF Tennessee. Cruicbfe!d, Eldridge
Fsrwell, Field, Foreman, Ho.
gan, Hale. Of New York. Han
cock, Harmer. Harris. OF Georgia
Hsyes Herndou. Hersy. Hsughton
Howe. Hubbell, HyDes, Kelly, Ken
dali, Lamer, Ssfand, Maypard, Ne
Clean. Moore, Nrgley, Plat, Of Penn.
syivanis, Rspier. Rice, Robbins, Sener
SLapks, Sbeats. Sheldon. Sboss. Smith
OF Louisians, Sto~ell, Srsmbridge
Sypher. Vance, Wallace, Walls anc
Welsbire; so
The vote vac then taken on tb,
passage OF the bill and it Was rejected
yeas l24; nsys13l.
At the close OF tbs roll call, the vol,
being close, there was . good deal O
excitement smopg the members, tbos
who were in favor Of the bill goinl
around discussing the question Ant
csovassiog for changes. The fs
change was BY Mr.. Todd, from nae,
to aye. iavas followed BY = aehanse OF
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, SP.H.
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citizens of loyal States that are now
pending in the Quartermsster and Com
missary Generals departments. They
agreed, however, 10 the sections which
provide Tor converting into the Treasury
the unexpended balances OF the appro-
priations made Tor these departments IN
former yearF, so that while claims will
remain where they are now for adjust.
meut Congress shall resume control Of
the matter OF approp'iating from time
10 time for their payment.
The District Goverpmcp' Invesu'
gaIion.
Governor Sheppard notified the COM
miltee to investigate the affa'rs OF the
District o>dav, that he would send in
the answer TO the interrogstions pro-
pounded on Monday. The answer and
accompanying papers will comprise
enough matter 10 make several large
volumes. The original contracts and
vouchers will also be cent to the COM
mit;ee making some l 800 more pages
OF manuscript.
The Boston Collsciorship.
The Senate to-day in executive ses'
sion, debated for an hour aud hall
the nomination OF Simmons for Col.
lec,or OF Boston. o. the question be-
ing taken up the Senate found itsel
without q quorum. and the subject
went over unlil the next executive ses'
sion. The yote is represented as fifteen
| 10 favor oraud twesty against him. j
10 claimed by Simmons friends tha
this IS not indicative OF the fiual result
half the Senators being absent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

Centaur Lininlenf.-There Is no pam winch
the Centaur Linnent will not relievc,no SWELL
ing it will not subdue, and no lameness which
1t will not cure. This is strong language, hut It
is true. Where the parts are not gone It's ELECTS
are marvellous. 1t has produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, loclijaw, sprains,
swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the huma. frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is u countcr-ir-
ritant, an al-heating pain-relicyer. Cripples
throw away their crntches, the lame walk, poi
sonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t is no
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bettle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
sold, and it sells because it does just what it
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, OF swelling, deserve to suffer
If they will not use Centaur Liniment More
than 1000 certificates of remarkable cues, in
Guiding frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, &C., have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &C., gratis, TO any one requesting it
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centadr Lin
iment Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules,or for screw worm
In sheep. Stock-owhels-this Lniment is worth
your attention. No family should be without
Centaur Liniment. Price, so cents a bottle
large bottles $1,000. J. b. RosE IL Co.,
So Broadway, New York.