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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

S'l"g'@" puteh, eute ututle lteIt9e SY'to>
frote ~sefansen, wobI bas sr0Bte Gremplar,
bon Dem man bis iest weiB. Sic wiest
1915 gfunb unb miBt pon Der &opfs bis
sur S6wanSipite sebn SUP unb brei;ebn
SUB runS UNI Die Seiten.
Ger unse dsa merita :
ner Gobert G0bler BON Milpaufee, mel,
der ieit spei Sabren in Miin9en bic Mas
Ierafabemie beiudte, bat Bel Der bissidbrts
gen ausiteluns Der ~9eiitunsen Der Stubi,
renben an Sisier gnitalt bic iilberne Me>
baile bauonsetrasen. Dies lit binnsm
&ursem Der speitc Mtilwauteer, benz cine
iol6e Gbre an Der Miin9ener Itabemie gu
She'll warb.
Ger Oteb Ser 9eIbpadetes
nit s47 ,os7 .65, weldes por einisen $50
den ipurlos aus Der Sunoesbauptfaiie in
@aibinston ~ueridwunoen mar, lit nun
idliebli6 bod entbeft woroeH unb omar in
Ser 8erion zines Glerfs in Dem Bureau
Namens 9. 9. Sailed. Sailed war in,
Ga1enjimmer bei9dftis. Gr lit perbeiras
tbet unb empfins sl4Oo @ebaIt. Wtitc
i6uloise ooer wenisiten Mitpiier Bel Dem
0iebitable waren Sbeobor %. Srown, Elm
sporting men uNb gSiQiam s.. Gilman,
Ser Snbaber Ser &irtbi6aft NIB &sitauras
tion SEQ. 1890 Tenniplpania : Nlpenue.
SGmmtli6e brei Verirnen iino IN ben
tSanben Ser geb0roen. Ge9en Sailed
bate ii6 BON 9lnfans on @erOa9t erbOben.
Gr bate Die Eafete 81 ueriie9eln uno wuBte.
bab baS betreiienoe Eadet nur NatiOnaIs
Santnoten entbielt, beren Nummern ni6t
re9iitrirt werScn. Gom Seri6winoen bes
@elSpafetes an pirbe Sailed Don Der @e>
beimpoliseig enau beobadtet. Sin ta9li9er
gcri6t iibsr iein seben, jeben Elat ben ct
beiudte, wurbe pom Der YoliSci semaGt, bis
man Die lle6er;eusuns bate, buB ct Der
Sieb wGre.
Oas @derbaus Separtemen
bat cine Statiitif Der Nrbeitslobne IN Der
Grnteseit perGifentli6t. Sn BEN peridies
benen Staaten Der Union mur6en bieien
CONNER BEL poller Gert0itisuns folsenOe
SaseI0bue in Der Grnbte sesabIt: Sn Maine
s1.49, New:Sampibire S1.64, Sermont
sl.s5, maiia9uietts $3.50, GbooeeS slano
$50, Connecticut sl.53, Nep Yort
sl.75, NewsSeriep 5000, Bennipluanien
sl.51, 0elaware Sl.4l, Warplanb 81. "a,
SirSinien Sl.2l, Noro:Garolina 81, Glib
Carolina s1.o1, Georgia 800 Gts., 6los
riba IS Gts., @labama $l.15, Miiiiiippi
81, Qouiiana 81. O5, Ssras 81 20, @rfans
jas sl.O5, Genneiiee $1,2o, @eitsSirsis
MEN sl.2O, Gentufp STAG, Ohio SLIGO,
Midisuu sl.2o, Subiana $l.75, SainOis
sl,s3, g8isconiin sl.92, Minneiota
So 80, Soma, $2.1O, Miiouri SLAB,
&anias STAG, Nebrasfa $1.97, Galifors
nien 50, Oregon sl.72, Colorado $3.50,
lltab $l.75, @aibinstOn:S erritorium So,
Oatotob sl.9O, New Merieo 90 Gts.,
Wontana 80. so unS @pominssE erritOrium
1862. Die MonotSlO6ne Der 9(dertnedts
b~etrasen in bieiem Sabre bur6i6nittlid
sl2.4o, cine 9lbrabme pOm % ErOSent ieit
1869.
Sn utah bat man mebr &obleufelper
%auigefunoen. Giien unb SOble wiro wpbl
fir ienes Serritorium balb Die Sauptquelle
Ses 9teidtbums bilben.
Sn Ser GaribpusM ne IN Solo;
rabo lit man auf cine Silberaber seitoben,
wel6e 10000 llnSen SiIbsr per Come ab:
werien ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
e mrcmbnr8er Gazette.

SafeI ober ct wiiblt nit einem i6mueisen
i3abnitoder lit ieinem Munbe berum in ben
pom ber elesanteiten Welt beiu9teiten Stras
Ben Bel Glide, in Den &aiiees, an aaeh
DfientIiden glaeen 1T ct iebr Iaut. se>
nm feline a~meritaniibe lleberles
senbeit bemerfbar su MAIDEN. (S9bl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

Gntieben unb @rauien ibsrs
fam neuli9 bcgreifi@er @8ciie cine 6rau in
&iSconiin. 9ieiel6e bate pernommen,
ibr Mtahn iei non ben 0eul9refen aui9es
frciien wprbeu, unO banu B6rte le ipater
in elmer itilen Monoi9einna6t uertraute
6ubtritte lan9iam Die Sreppe berauil9lei'
den, Die 3immertEiire 6iinete ii9, uno ebe
nod bas bierbei asirenbe Miebium pOl in
Die Stube eiusetyetcn mar, psrnabm Die
6rau Die wOblbetannten 9aute einerS timme,
bic aber Ni9ts weniser oils cine @eiiter.
ltimms gu iein i6ien, uno bieie Vaute Der
&eble bes permibten Mannes e%ntitammenO,
irasten: ,9annOb! 6ait On enoIi9 Elm:
NAL meme 9Oien seflidt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
SuutcS 0ucrlci.

0as Gin fame 9orn, Der Siours
bauptlins, pBilOIopbirt unter NnDerm IN
fol9enoer @eiie: ,0ie 6rauen Der weiBen
Wdnner iinO iebr idOn; Cber lire Gleibung
lit gu wunbcrli@ fir ms. Hub wcm bns
Giniume 9orn crit gar wiBtc, wGS Oieie
,,wunOerIi9e &leiOun9" ~tOitet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

Sin mertw irOiger Drummer,
wel9er Dor etpa neun,ebn Sabren 9esra:
ben wurce uno oreiunoOreiBis SUB tiei 1T,
bciinSet ii6 i'm County Morsan, &entudp.
gSa6reno Der trofenen Sommerieit ent:
balt berieIbe re9elmGBig iicbenSebn SUB
bod iteBeHOeS &aiier uOn 0us9eSei6neter
Sualitdt. gei Gintritt Der Serbliregen
oagegen nimnut feline @Ghermaiie ituFep
peiie ab, bis Der gramneu enpli3 gang
ausgetrOtnet ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

Die ansenebm il Art gum Gin:
neGmen BON Vebertbran beltebt mad einem
Wedielblatte BARN, OaB MAJ junse sebras
tene Sauten bamit i9mal,t unO oieie bann
auiSebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
o@el(a(6e
~ IL
Or. 2'etsr SGwimo,
(aus ~eursmtuya)

(ans eursmtuya)
BELT f6limme Sdnes. @rnten aler Dirt, ttfcrters rsrh
3ligteRidlGe rsrurladte. runee %rlfe BET Srdueu, ltpere
@nt,uHturA, innsre Anpdenitisen une ~icrsFtul5is Rraui.
hsiter, ME %ssrfrerne @lieber. Sdreluneen an iraene einent
lteile hes aprpfrs, 3ahnneb. uns Idlimmen Gals; aud IN
% ein urib6ebares Seilmittel fur init 9ntslneuns Der Gin.
esweiee ~betaftete WS6rsrinHen, flr itiimmt Nusen, fur
SIutfiasn bel frii6en geunssn u. aae arten i&psrsr DuntsH.
9reis SIR srrfs Scrsn st.Oo. Nitt!srs so Gts. -
Slsine 25 Gents,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

SIR Giapaacerer
T5ertranensataaao >. ,. q. s.. G.-g5.
Sofepb G0Ible,
lS3 on 3ts'Straae, pssr Cattle @aresn. G.,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1870


TN 4 - han n ~
iHE famous ues Ii,.ians Denominations
secures % 49, t,ia' - r.ria;ou. service,
equA' TPp' ;s1,;,m,ions wn, nrocticalIv
!" pun r,o,aI.nJ I.., Sunday The
!t'''u :" n.,1,,I'w vi Hor.o il
hoa'' ~ D''ss'o''o' ' ,Io ,,o..,no ~ tho
' '"I' 49,, ~, .',h;oo, ami IA,
-" H., p-a,o.,.n,. 0nJ Co,bo,ic.
I'LL 49, ,hos.n,o ,,,;,;Iooo. IN The in.
80 80. 80 w., 49,. ~ I.,,ot LID M,
''''"''y !., ~ ,'', ~ .,,a. -. Laro
-, =, .toi'I,n. IN. Coab,n
~, 80. L.asus." 10 ,La n;,ao,or.
D st,'s, $3.50 -, 49,. , in, III, no.i,;ou
IL, .L - = mas
1.I 90 ',,.-ni,n l.., n
1917 ISL w 0" - h Tho
o' | We" .-,o,;o, -,
S"4pen 1 IT. In u'... ohsa,vad Al
T- '',., "o o,,-,'I.i ~ ,o.,,;o,. ,hounb
'"' '""4,'' "'''1'N ''H W. ,' :,
"o"e " N'se "etU .UN'pI'' y, ''Ioa', ~
'4'1 I''4t "ree'S%'"' " ''' t w.. t ~,
'I.Seu CA'"O's' :" 'n' a'OU .or,
w "AS 80 ~ ""I ~ ,Lo Vorr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

THEY lately had spelling match at
Pulaski, Tennessee, and those who missed
their words were laughed at terribly,
The word esachel' was given ont to Mr.,
Tnliaierro, and he spelled it just as here
indicated. Then the audience went wild,
indeed, The girls giggled and Uttered
and screamed and the boys booted and
stamped, while the old folks just rOared
out their derisiye laughter. TWAS long
time before the amusement subsidized
enough to allow the word to be pro-
nounced again. The man who was Civ.
ing out the. words took occasion at this
iuncture to state that Mr.. Taliaierro
had spelled the word correctly, Then
the audience didn't laugh, appalling
gloom settled down upon the gathering
and no one there seemed to be enjoying
the match at all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
WmATIT CosTsTO MAKE GAS


The Gas Companies complain
That There II No Money In y ~
Present Rntes-.PFtees IN var
ions Giles.
From tho Pit,IbuIgh E!eulng Telegraph oiWed-
nestayl
The Pittsburgh Gas Company, in their
communication to the Gas Committee Of
Councils, complain that the manufacture
Of "illumination" is not profitable at pres
eRt rates.
The actual cost Of producing and dis
tributing coal gas to consumers in consld-
cradle quantities does not vary essential
ly indifferent places in the United States
Coke, and other residual products, bring
aprice corresponding to the price oil coal
II coal is high, coke and coal tar, ETC.,
are correspondingly high; and the sale OF
the residual products go far towards pay
ing for the coal carbonized, whatever the
cost NAV be. The cost OF labor in differ
emf places does rot vary essentially.
The variation in the price Ofgas in DIFF,
ierent places seems quite surprising, and
can only be accounted for upon the by
pOthesis that gas companies charge for
gas all that they can extOrt from consum-
ers, without any regard to the cost Of the
article furnished. The following Is the
reported prices Of coal gas in some otths
Io1din1 nttipa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

AGE has not dimmsd nor gray hairs
abated the towering ambition oi the H0n.
Charles James Faulkner, Of West Viz
GINA, lie is not content TO be simple,
humble member Of Congress, desperate
as was the contest whereby he out.ma-
nGuvered the lion. Benjamin Franklin
Martin for the nomination. lie would
fain have been a senator had he seen an
opening at Charleston last winter. And
now, not having become n Senator, he
aspires once more to the Vice Presidency,
His name has been mentioned several
times within the last two or three years
in that connection. This time it comes
through the New York Day Book, from
whence It is copied into his personal
organ at Martinsburg, That paper sec.
Onds the motion as u matter OF course.
After the publication Of that modest
biographical pamphlet Of las! year, there
is M need Of any delicacy, or beating
about the bush, In the matter Of asserting
Mr.. Faulkner multitudinOus qualities
tons for any office in the gifroi the nation.
Mr.. Faulkner himself is a man who be-
lievea, like Lord John Russell, in his
own qualifications. 1t is said Of the re-
nowned Englishman that there Is no posi-
ton on earth that he does not regard
himself fully qualified to ill, and that II
the Queen should ask him to assume
command Of the Channel fleet he would
at once proceed to put feather in his
hat and pipe all hands to quarters.
The key to all this talk about Mr..
Faulkner for the Vice Presidency is that
he and his friends expect Democratic
President to be elected in 1876, and II his
name can be pushed forward into consid'
cradle prominence as a candidate for
Vice President, twill constitute the basis
for claim to afrSt.clnSS foreign mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

the last monthly report Of the Bureau
Of Statistics contains, among other i'm
portant matters, statement Of our for
eign trade for the month ending January
81, 1875, from which it appears that the
value Of the imports was, In gold, $751;
7Ss,079, against $i4,503,l 0J, as compared
with the corresponding period in 1874.
The value Of the domestic exports was
$56,963,l50, against SG5, ll0S07 for the
month ending January 81, 1874, showing
u marked decline in both instances.
For the seven months ending jan
uary 81, 1875, the value Of the for.
eign imports was S3O2,597,5S2, against
1923, 763,sOS dnring the same period In
1874, and the value Of the domestic ex-
ports was $344O2l, 04s, against $500, s27,-
7lS for the seven notwithstanding January
81, 1874; allowing for Indifference in the
warehouse account, Ihe exports for the
seven months ending January 81, 1875
exceeded the imports by $32,577, $50. For
the corresponding period Of 1874, the e&.
cess Of exports over imports was 1885,
800. The number Of American vessels
engaged in the foreign trade during the
twelve months ending with January 81,
tuSR lit ..a..-l -. Al. ....l. - Al =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
The Wool Trade OF Washington
County Pa..s.AS II Formerly
was and now IN.

The tolIowino I. from a corres nondent
A.. C...,.L.,.. I'll.
OIL Tue UanonSOufg tieam'
"Ihe time was when Warrington coun'
ty, Pa, stood first in the United States for
1nalitv nunnt;tv and condition NJ fine
-, ~. $50. s..;s,..L..a a. No.
"oo'' ou' sFo"e'" S.'''"B '"'u W ga
cell each other IN quality and condition
In those days Washington county was the
frat fold sought for nv tho wool buyer,
III 49,. ,.aais Iii ~ ~. ~, t., a..
anu o"r "oolS "ouiu W '".e" up 7, u" &c"
days Mt the full market price. The low
est average in thirt y-seven years was in
1919 which was 2pk rents oer nn,,nd
NJ. ,.:.L.-, .,....-.' l.. Ioei -.
"' "s''s'' "'e'"s' - :" tVVi U.'"h
about 81 per pound. The Shrlnk9age then
from the fleece 10 the cards WA from 25 10
a. per cent "a nor cent. being merchant.
Iii
"U.v'
How stands the business now Our
growers are striving 10 see who can have
the heaviest wool. In order 70 nave the
weight they are NOT careful IN cleaning
lhe shrlnkage from the heece 10 the
cards, tor the last elghtyeat", OIL the WOOL
Of Washington county hAA been from 40
to % per cent. Consequently The repu;t
tatioh oil our wool Ia gone, and II Is the
last place the buyers 60 70 look t9r wool.
The writer was informed BY an Eastern
commission merchant that the time was,
when he got q consignment Of wool from
Washington county, 1t was soon sold.
NOW, when any comes from that county
Into his hands, and the question IL asked,
where Is II from, he says Western Penn.
Sylvania. 1.-The tells where II Is from he
can no! sell IT, Now, are The growers
responsible iot all this The buyers
have had a iull share to do with 1t, put
ting incompetent men In as buyers not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
DOR sALE-YALUABLE
Coal and Rolling Mill Property,
AT sTEUBENVILLE, ONO.
OHIO COUNTY COURT.
.Rtna Fin and Marine Insurance |
Company II Wheeling |
In ChanmFy,

George Roberts and othcFS
By virtue d a deCTre Of The County Court Of OhIO
county, West Nirginil, made and entered on The
nth day q January, is7S, IN the above entitled
CauHe, the underignfd Special Commissioner will
pncsi 10 sell Al pubic GnctiOn al the front dOOI
Il The Guar HOOie q aid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1875,
COnmeOdngSt 10 G'elOek a. ". q nd day, all thu
rnl and glheT minefals, belonging at present. to the
CTtscent lrOn COmEany, which are IN and under
lands ihli were conveyed to The aid GeoFge Rob
srtS BY the dOsd d John Woods trustee, and Mar
tbs Knox, barring date the 9Th day u June, is6s
and reCOrIlad 10 The Clerks OlhCe Of 0id Ohio
| county in DeCl Book No 50, page i6T; excepting
only y murh u aid cal 0s was conveyed BY MD
G6irgo R0leFts and vile 70 Emma u Carter By
deed dated the lSi day u January, ls1O, the Md
deed being = deed q exchange between the aid
\ Emma y. Carter, d the Ohe part and the MD
Georgg Roberts d The other part, and recorded In
/ aid Clerks Office In Decd Book No. 81, Page -.
Ali0, ali the coal, ways, taPuents, rights and
/ privileges which By the aid last mentioned deed
u exchange were granted by the said Emma b
Carter to the aid GeOre Roberts the above being
the ame cOal, minerals, ways, eaSementS hRhil
/ and privileges Uhith were conveyed by the aid
| Roberts and wis to the CTeSecnt Iron Company
/ by deed hearing date the 18th day Of July, ISL
and recorded IN aid Clerks Once In DFed B1Ok
No. s., page 9G1. FOR more particular and minute
description d the mctea and tOundS d the prGlnLEl
here OtefUl iUT sale, the oOurse d EntTieS and thC
character Of other Improvements connected With
| the aIne TeieTBhce IL hereby made 70 q complete
plat d the sid premises now posted In the CLeTki
| Office Of Ohio County Court.
Terms oR SALE-One-fouTih Of the purchaSl
money 10 he paid In cash on the day Of ale, and
the residue VI aid purchase money 70 be paid Ia
four equal annual nstllments, with interest there
on from the day Of ale the purchaser to give bond
With security, 10 BE- approved by aid Special Com
HilsslOnsFs, EH uahl isfsFFs,l Iaynsshis, and the
title TO said property 10 he retained until the said
purchase money shall have becH fully paid
JAMES r. HOGEIS,
H. q. BARR,
mr2j Special Commissioners
ThealOve sale Isal journed until WEDNESDAY
May 18th, ut 10 O'Clock AN. ap3O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
What the Nervous Require.

What the nervous require moTe than anything
eSO l. InHgOFaliOH. se'latives alone will not cure
nervOuSneaL The reason that the nerves are %
susceptible Is that they arc weak Compensate for
this dsaslsnry d strength and oVer-Acute sensi-
bLllty dllppcarA The most Fltinnal, wholesome
and agreeable tonic Is u1stetteTS stomach BitGrS
Crll debility, knowing II to possess strengthening
properties u the highest order, and Al the lane
lime to bc means d reforming those bodily trTeE.
ulaFitics which induce Nervousness and loss OF
Vlg9. II Is the best known REMEDY for dyspepsia,
whether nervous or bilious, and Is powerfully con-
Rryatiye Of a regular habit Of body: Aslt Is holo-
TiouS that those who are afflicted With weak nerves,
ilInuSueHs OF constipation are peculiarly liable 70
he iniluencs Of malaria II Il Invaluable 10 such
pqr-ona On account " its preventive efficacy. II
cndoWs the body with healih aud the mind with
ChecFflIlnUB eOiAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

THERE ia very lively sort Of teapot
Tempest In The Ninth Congressional Die
trict Of Georgia. The Hon. y. II. Hill,
the only man living who could carry on a
newspaper controversy with the Hon. A.
II. Stephens, and write longer and biItercr
letters than he could, IL tho chief agitatOr.
lie wants to 60 to Congress, and there
seems to be a number Of persons in the
district who don't wish 10 have him go.
A nominating convention was In session
in Gainesville for more than week, and,
after taking more than four hundred bal
lots, was unable to make a choice. The
last ballot stood: Bell, 49, Hill, %; a
tWo.thitds vote being necessary for a
choice. Atthis point Mr.. Hill remarked
casually to reporter that the COnven-
ton was controlled by a clique Of polit-
iCal traders, who we're manipulating II 10
secure his defeat; that they had made
overtures TO him Tor trade, but he had
declined with Indignation. This seems 10
have stirred up the Convention, for when
they met again a resolution was passed,
by majority vote, recommending Col. j..
b. Estes, Of Hall county, TO the Dcmoc.
tacy Of the district a. their candidate for
Congress. Mr.. Hill is to take the stump
Immediately in his own behalf, and a
warm campaign Is in prospect,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30

which leaves $ % actual profit on the
proceeds Of each ton Of coal manuiac-
tured into gas, to pay dividends on the
capital invested In the works,
Coal gas Is furnished in London at 81
per 1000 cubic feet; gas coal Is higher
there than here; labor Is somewhat less.
Generally in our large cities there is
no competition In the manufacture Of gas
10 bring prices down to fair standard,
consequently gaS companies, being mas
ters OF the situation, make hapless con-
sumers pay whatever price they can ex'
tort from them.
In England the government, by Judi
CiOus laws, protects her citizens from
such impositions. Whenever the profits
on the investment Of n gas company ex.
coed ten per cent, the price OF gas Is re-
duced. The government also takes
effective means to know the actual cost Of
production and distribution Of gas. Sci
entifc engineers have thoroughly inyesti-
gated and determined the actual cost Of
producing and distributing coal gas. The
result Of these Investigations shows con-
clusively that gas can be furnished In
London at 81 per | 900 cubic feet; In other
places, where less quantities are made, the
price il somewhat increased. Upon full
and careful investigation skilled gas
engineers in England have officially de-
termined that the actual cost Of making
and distributing coal gas, including every
item Of expenditure for skill and labor,
does not cost to exceed Is cents per 1900
cubic feet.
II will be seen, therefore, that although
"there ia not millions in it, yet the gas
companies are not ns matter OF fact,
furnishing the city and citizens with gas
at loss,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
McCABE KRAFT 4 CO.'S
ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER.
Everybody buysit.
DEEDS COUGH SYRUP
supeHOr TO ali Other Cough Medicines.
Tyit aud be convinced.
NCABE, KRAFT 4 Co,
mre5 ProprietOrL
LouohIin,, Infant Cordial.

ne tAild'Sears Vhea iesthlhg-to TslIsTe Inhlm-
mSIiun 4 Tie GumL 70 allly uneAdhea1, V quiet
Ode iIlns, 70 pFuDOte sePp, tOeuTe summer C1ul'
pllinL ms We e0aHdeF O6s d Tie most Taluabll
nansEiia V hs kept in The family when The chill
Area tfe cutting their teeth. We are Heling thou
md 4 hottleS, and have 70 hear The hrst PerOt
NJ II d not Al We Eeoommend u 70 Be.
NOIHERS, have yOIl . Tiekly, issiAiA1 babS thai
TrESI the HoCES q NIGHT when you % long iOl
rstl into one LONs, WRARY DAYTIME 81 WORHi
NET and cAREf CIT-CET-C Iy-Al day and al
night lORgi II you have, ILtil V FoahOa, la Con'
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JAY Gou1b, c. J. Osborne, Presideu. Of
the New Jersey Southern Railroad, and
three other Wall street railroad men,
held conference at Long Branch on
Sunday, with President Garrett, Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, probably to
perfect plans for a connection Of the Bal
.imote 4 Ohio Road with The New Jer-
sey Southern, thus uniting New York and
Baltimore via Long Branch. M
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DIED.

NESBTTT.-Ou Thursday, April 29th, Isis,
CEOR0R HOWARD, infant AN Of William J, and
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Funeal this lFHAAy) afternoon al toelOCk, from
The residence q bis parents Ne lilt Woods street.
Friends arO invited TO GueAd
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MANHOOD REsToREp.

A victim Of youthful ImprudCnoc, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc, having tIts
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
Self-Cure which he will send Jts to Ills fellow Slt-
erpTH. Address J. II. REEVES, is Nassau street,
New York, Box 6l6J. Ap7