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National Life Insurance Co. of U. $. A

This company is ono OF the strongest and
most prosperous OF our lie institutions. II
has tho largest amonnt OF assets and the
largest amount OF insurance OF any company
Of its sgo; was organized In 1868 by practical
insurance mon, and It's insurance business ID
now under tho sAmo management. Il has q
snEplns OF 4l,3l9,o52; ratio OF Assets TO ia.
bilitics arc 1853 per cent. It has the largest
capital OF any company in tho country. It has
paid for lcsscs during the eight (s) years Of
its existence, 81, 914, $500. It's assets arc
strongly secured. largely by approved bonds
and mortgages. It's premiums arc remarkably
low, aud rs policy contracts simple and defl.
uite. 1t Is strong stock company, and otrOrh
Inducements superior to many companies, and
equal 10 thoeo OF any. Agents wanted In
Cvory town In the Northcrn States. For Agell-
clos or pclicics, apply at Now York Office, 400
broadway.
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throughout the autumn and winter. On
the contrary, there is hardly possible
ty that the Immediate future eau be
fruitful OF much advance. Tho season
Of the year, thee1reuditure OF tho mass.
es travelling to and from the Centennial
Exposition, the circulation OF money for
the movement Of the crops, cheap
transportation, and other circumstances,
have been favorable toan improved bust
ness thus fur in the season, notwith-
standing the political excitement Incl
dent to the Presidential year. These
iavoring conditions will hardly prevail
to the samo extent throughout the cur
rent quarter. 1t will therefore not do 10
take the results OF the past thirty days
as tho harbinger Of the next ninety.
Still, the conclusion is universal that the
tide which leads on to fortune has
turned, Nad that the future will witness
n steady though gradual improvement in
numerous business interests hitherto dc.
pressed and profitless.
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Why bis Mill STONED,

Tho Doylestown (Pa.) Democrat
says: A few days since, Mr.. Evan
Slower, Of Spring Valley, while working
in his mill, noticed that the machinery
was not working as it should do, and
kept getting slower. Finally 1t almost
stopped. He Immediately proceeded 10
investigate tho matter and ascertain the
cause. He raised tho stones, inspected
tho machinery, and did other things
without avail. Finally he went to Tic
water gate and raisel il up. Finding
that the water did not flow as it should,
ho inserted his arm in the race, aud to
his horror pulled ont one OF his own
children, aged three years. It was, to
Gll appearances. dead, but rs no was
carrying it to the house its nose begun
to bleed. and tho color came back to it's
lace. Tho child was resusoitated, md
is Mt present rs well as II nothing had
over happened. How long tho little child
had been in tho water no ono knows.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

The man or woman who Inns not heard
Of Merchants Gargling Oil is poorly
posted indeed. Perhaps no article over
manufactured for the euro OF man and
beast, has done more good, or gained
u wider celebrity, than this. 1t is
sold tho world over. and wherever it is
used there is but ono opinion in regard
to it, aud TINT is the highest man eau
bestow. For diseases in cattle and
horses it is invaluable. It is n liniment
that does up its work speedily and eiTec,
tually, and leaves limb and body sound
and healthy. Whole columns might
DO written in its praise. without ex-
hausting its merits. It is manufac-
tured Mt Lockport, N. Y, aud is sold by
NIL druggists POughkeepsie IN "
Sunday Courier.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Failure. for the flrs, Mae Month. of 1870

Failure, for the First Mae Months of 1870.
Tile circular OF the mercantile agency
OF Niessrs. Il. G. Dunn & Go. is at
land. 1t will create surprise, and some
disappointment, to learn tho figures
which it contains, and which We rre-
sent below, that the mercantile failures
throughout the United States, fer the
past three months, 2,44S in number,
show mn increase over those OF the SEQ
oud quarter Of the year, equal to twenty
five per cent.
In order to show OF n glance the rcla-
tive figures, we compile from the circu-
lar the failures Of each quarter Of the
year since tho beginning Of 1876, at
which date these quarterly statements
were commenced:
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Z. istar's Balsam.
Wistar's Balsam.
BLEEDING 1.-THE LUNGS.
purNAM. Coun. AI.rch y. ls6q

PUTNAM, Coun., March %. lsdq.
Ge1tlomea-l Avail M sell Vi this Vpp1uunlty u Say
4 VOID u ~ alt Of DR. WlsTAK'H bALSAM uf
WILD dkRhY. which hA's made uss VI In my
A1 Tor tevurh Yeas, ana AlaAlB with the oAt tsns
La rysnlIh My vile being OF dtlluais habits hAa
always b, troubled with hard, dJ. hacking cough,
Nhsnsver taking 10 cold, and E4s employ Cd yAEtoat
specifics without ObtAilnk any rslist, unl prevailed
upon u Test the virtues VI WfSrAH'S BALsAM, the
eject Of which has b9sn truly astonishing,
More than 3sAf aimee young belonging In this
place WA tAksn Win hleednE At tbs lungs, In coahse
ton with m0at bsvsrS cough. MAS nll given over
70 die By best physicians, and WAa evident 10 all
that consumption w. claiming bin victim. Learn.
ing these ae4 my wlte sent him b0la OF the bAlsAm,
which be took, and Ia due tune. u the great AStansh
msnt Of his henda 81 he AGeuN toned occupation
snatehed ~ Il were, from the ven jaws Of ueAih 10
many other case. We have AdmluiIlSfed The BAisA 10
ne oonaumpuyv. and AAAJa With ne beat Of sueeSss
Tor d any time BY eAlng on me ii my store.
remain. yours uuly,
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Dare not to Trifie with a Cough,

It Is inviting death when safety IL within
reach. Stop the cough, heal tho lungs. re-
move all irritation from the windpipe, relieve
tho difficulty OF breathing with Hafe's Honey
OF HotUhound and Tar. A few doson will effect
= perfect euro. Pixies Toothache Drops euro
III ono minute. Sold by all druggists.
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Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chappod hands, Bsltsheum and all cutaneoua
affections cured, tie akin msdc soft and
smooth, by tho uso OF JuN1PER Tar Soar. That
naado by CasHell, Hazard L Co., Now York, ia
tho only kind that can DO relied on, as there
arc many limitations, mRdo from common tar,
which arc worthloEa.
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1875.


FlrAt quarter. 1,Os3 siS,i7l,OOO $500 {G4,G4 goo
SccnnhIuaItCr.lSsl 3J,EG7,OOO LA 1911 900
Third quarter. I'LL h,Jls,UOO 1850 47,sSf,UO
Fourth 1uarter.?,tO5 TO,sss,OOO ..... .....,...
1t was hoped that the failures in the
third quarter Of tho present year, Just
closed, would show a reduction CORE
spending with that indicated in tho SEQ
oui quarter, but this was perhaps too
much to expect. Tho Improvement in
business, which has been so generally
apparent recently, did not evince itself
till two.thirds Of the quarter had ex-
pred, aud even then was too restricted
to influence those in M embarrassed
position.
The amount of liabilities involved
in tho fixtures Of tho third quarter of
tho year, show considerable decrease
in proportion to tho number OF failures
reported. Tho average amount OF lin.
bilities for each failure in the last quar-.
tor is Sl0,5C0, against $4,000 in tue
preceding quarter, and against $4,000
in corresponding quarter Of Inst year.
Taking tho average Of the whole seven
quarters of the two years thus far
elapsed, the Indebtedness involved in
each failure of the past three months 10
5000 less than for the quarter pre-
ceding. Two differences are drawn
from this reduction Of the proportion
ate liabilities-Grst, that smaller traders
have been yielding 10 the pressure Of
the times, and that less number Of
large concerns have failed aud, sec.
ond, that the lines OF credit have been
restricted, and indebtedness reduced.
Certainly it would appear from these
figures that less is lost III bad debts in
proportion to the number who succumb.
The comparison Of the past nine
months OF 1876 with those OF 1876 is
not at all cheering, rs will be seen by
the following:
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"a IIttlo further on the attcntiou OF tho
public was attracted by a beautiful female
nEurc, elegantly atliTed. like some Pnfislnu
princrss, and tho visitor was hsionished TO
discover that the exQulhite gurnents were
Of French coatu nfers. but Tint Il was tho
counterfeit preaeutm ent Of a buckeye maid-
On elnd In what might, under tho clteuEi.
was nil produced with perfect snss o., one
OF tho ninny WIf.SON MACHINES which
rurroundcd IL. This tnstrumen does great
range Of work, n Il indteatedbJ tho sam
pies shawn. Il raus with great precision,
leather. II has new rombiuation Of crank
and cam, and hns n transverse Independent
shuttle FHce, which insurea mn open, square,
thread. Ii also has the advantage OF Icing
shuttle teiver or pitutNu---n 10 polnt, a.
u avoids sharp ANKLES. It. has q short,
straight needle, AVID n stt.l rhutiie. The
sanpIrs shawn were splendid nPecimenn q
workmnr.hip: IiH great popniersy i LILY
whose name IL bears.o
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

Heavy oats are good for horses none
will deny that; but oats can't make horses
cost look smooth aud Rlossy when he IL ont OF
condition. Sheridans Cavalry Condition Poo.
drrs will do this when oil ols0 fGIls.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

Cramps anu pains in the stomach are
tho result Of imperfect indigestion, and may
be Immediately relieved by dose Of Johnson's
.inodyEs Imminent. A teaSpoonful In little
swcotenod water Is dose.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

A now play, called "Our Boarding
House. is running at a Chicago theater.
We Judge from tho tito that IL Is nero.
" a rehash Of old pieces
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SUMMARY OF NEWS,

.NO D"o0'a'' VI "eo's:A o'eo'"" tne't sta''
.toAo' .! .fs0 inA'"f''S, INC voso Doing
H nsA'' ~ 'u'"s pAos'u 0a quie''y"' VIM
no"'' n ,,' S'auuS'n Vi itts'oOhs HAT
..oOA' . u''s'p"''u usD VI ioiay soais' On DO
,oB .0'u''" 40 a uu'0aau u! Mies Aasy Aoft
:" D'Vo'"U eo""'' n.y. ''AoDou hGT DEG
''llUo Al t"0 ,ne' al" 'ieAs'' '"ui''lns iAtAI
"'"''Ue '''''' i'Oo'' H. "ooa"Ara' 'oFnotls
o'''n = Vi luz poa'u u supervisors ana agent Oh
'uu t"oou rug against whom ah indictment
ives 'ou"t tVi o"tnitS's' =" III" 'fauoa per
H. ."..1'. "-N -, ~ o'"NO1 y O.I'Pns '''H'
80 sIo so =. n"o ICY" S,tes'eu !" ou''aso'
- Az r %Ae .SO"sD'-sH y NO" iofA sen-
rs,aI Nv "Uo"a "Ia ISs.'totTu AZ 'ne
''''e' 49, 40 :" s ns ooo ,'Um Liverpool
-, 49," 'o's " sS',VOO was 'i'''.e'oa W 'no
49,. ,e " "'o ''ub snuP vi tho s'AsH
"o.Ao ~ oo,"ns' Az 800 no S.FHw soods
, 1Oso' VI - ~ ouis'r' " w. ~ No"hsid'
.,on W. "A' uoo',oS01 ny nFo' AoSs nearly
Iuss arrived AT ~ Johr. N n rnror,v ,I,o
loss of thIt,v.sovon vos.,I. viii ,nn;r ,.r,oas
ON thu coast NJ r,,br.dor Mn r,t;,.as ~
soutb A,r;c, have an co,rniotnI, ,,n,a.r.,;.s,
tho army n, tho Tr,u.y.,I -orrt,I. H.. . -
ouent defo,t, that ,ho t,,ni,Io. =, ,,,o 1,..,,
Doors ara In danger NJ bO,nc m, .s,croa ona
native chief having for,y ,hor.,rd ,ron rn,,a,
him. Gan Msr,;ro. C.mro. he, h.on 80, 49,
poIoted povcrror.r0,o,., a, Crh, you,,
nation. tn copc,c.s. corro~,i,rt A.. ,,Is.
trfo,, Goorco At 1,,r1or. nav, t,,,rd rho.
NJ wnlor nom =. N..,,orr.a,,- I,...tI,
r. II Ho.r Irdo,ordor, .,-,I, oos.ao n
1.oriup han a., W. W C-.no pS. -
Josenb NJ b,v n"m nho1a T',.nd a..
RAM n E,mc. no, :. ..,O,d r .,,",.- ~
n,llou Ran n,rirr son,.nS,. 49, min
dnIn,,i. E,hIrL,Io, ro,o,vrI 70, 900 -.
al Gr,v can't. , hoaI nj ~, cso :. ,,r,,.,, A..
ccn,s, Tho .o,al recniut, from NAV IN ~
octotor fra, ,morn,od N 40 IN .co 10 =, ,,o
main erhibition and $40 Tcs 7E ~ ,hn uro
utock s,hIhIt
Nv
a., W." ~, La A,"'o.'0es' pu'i'eo'a"' "ppfoAcned
80 N"A'' !" "'t"n INC
~ D'A '',' GU '.'"'sV'.ee"' uus-
pnsrd rorlI.d. " non., .ou Lmos. ~. >. ~
continued "a .d,,n.o M ",.., - ~.
. .S,SAa, ", !" av"nsU, Ano guard again
.bot him do,a DrrIr. a.. .,,.r.s,I.a .,
Camden Nj co,o,Cd nav .hn, ,,ro No. ~
d,uro,or.,v ,,,nr;r, liz ~ ~. -. .
bpt was imrnoiI,,slv ro.c,od hr III, ,.iOs,,.
who .t,sctOd ,ho ,o,c.,. iii, -..o,.
Congressional rnuir,t;or.. M....ohuao,,,
eleventh aI.,,,r, Gan n prh;nsan no" :
siv,h ch,s p Tnonnso, nor ca~,'.a,,. p.
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IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

WGrEsvltLE, Ma Sept. iS.
ipureha~la bottle only, for the purpo>e Of a hair
dressings but. to my surprise, i has entirely removed
mendsd 1t several Of m friends, who were afflicted
in the Saue way, and It has wholly irradcaled lha
l.,:21s. JOSEPH HILL, N.
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BALE NESS,

CHICAGO, May IA. 1877
Since III: re-ent use q your "coeoane." my pto.
VinuLy I'D head has been covered by 4 ilsurfart
rrsSth Of hair. had always ESTEEMED your prepa.
rlton a. a dTeSSing, knowing many peronS who r..
sarded il very highly AZ such but never before kns
how valuable II was As restorative.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

Nav YoKH, Sept. a..
Tor some time Rasl have been uIlns your Cocoa-
Inc, and think Il IA, preferable to anything haYe
eNtr uSed for the hair. FRANK LESLIE.
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Consumption.
Wistar's Balsam.
Wistar's Balsam.
A CASE OF CONSUMPTION.

CnEaIEAHtIl.p, n. H., March q, 1867.
Meeits, BETH W. FuMLE SOs; Gsnusmen-1 feel
IN duty ca led upon Voluntarily TO give NY ltsln1nJ
N favor Of DR. MiSTARS bALSAAi Ot WILD
vi hRY. NAs tAkru alus lat October With a lang
after having been treated nanibsF Of weeks By the
oest phJhoians hoJ gave over ingu able case
Of consumption. aud iof Auut SiI weeks MY itiSpda
sipseitd tnAt might die any day. bAylnE bGtIIe ely d.
spAtfSd Of my feoOEsEy. Al Lis time road lh- Advsf
SAM. And Vas induto Cd to ty 1t mJEoli have talen
DE bottles, and tIOn tbs commencement have been
gradually recovering. Ny cough EAS loN sntifeIY
ooAard have ftg 4noA MY lrAh aud II sIEih aud Gnl
issiins quite we'll ! ALT bLts the carr 10 DIR Wis
rAt,s bALhAM VI W lD CukkHY, as lhAys laksn
10 othtF modioint slaeS con mBGgbd taking that
VsfJ respectfully JouIs,
Mas. MiLA y. SMITH.
MssGrA FUwLE / Son:
Grntumtn-Mta. smith gives mo ths forSEulpK Ger.
cAta Of the smoAey OF Jour medicine In her case Shs
a. AsauantAnee q tnins. 1ad w thu bAbam tbs
NJ pk o. M estIihcat, Which She raw Ia tbs papsss
hos atom b LITERALLY ,I.t. YCurs lruly,
v. Il. JONES.
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BuRSETT's F1AvoRrSa EXTRACTS are
uscd and intossed by tho bOst hotels. contOc.
tlonerd, groccrs and tho Grst families In the
colntry
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Wistar's Balsam.
Wistar's Balsam.

Prepared By SETH ". ROWLE & SONS,
SO Harrison Aveauc, Boston, and sold by
Dealers generally. 80 cts. and 9 n bottle.
NYHu No. Il
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'lR73 Approved Greatest Living Experts lR7E
a GENERAL. AWARE.
lHB WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

The choicest words in tho Enrlish
language were chosen by the JUDGES
OF AWARDS as the most appropriate
to express in the broadcast terms, to the
whole World their High opnlion CT thu
World Renowned WILSON SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE Golden Words
THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE, "An excellent family
machine Of superior construction
ADAPTED TO ALL KINDS OF
WORK"
This Is n" specl"i award. ~ >mrrcuu
md Foreign ulHhr Machines wcrc tI Com.
petition.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-23

DR. MANN CURES HIP Disc AVE, Spinal
- UurFus, Wits Swelling, CONTACTED Limbs, and
Club Fest whont cutting cords or any surgical opera
tou, an hours oiutnent 10 bad and mostly With
out pain. Expensive Supporters entlruy discarded No
charge for ApIthin. nscd Ia tho cure nlHy yeat
r.!5Encrt.n1cSS, KsStpous 1TSnoSsHs IN ~
iiHt St.. New York, Sandy; I2U2 wAShingtou st.,
hn.tnn. ThnillAI and EridaI. hanh for uirnnlhr.
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BUY THE
Young HOlSGke9DGP'S Friend !

Iy Mus CORSEtluE and you viii save innpy times It's
cost rTrrI nOuIh This hook Is nieag, reliable kute
and The acknowledged ATASDAnD for all mAitHIs TBlal
luK 10 tbB cooking Department. OF that OF tbs hUu44.
keeper II aiso contains valuable information iudIs.
psnAAs fnr The management Of the sick tFoat-
nent Ct ihtAns, ate, eto It Is the mott popular and
useful work Of this kind ever Published aud no family
should bs without copy.
Price, 81 80. IhtsrlkAvSd g. %. For sa!o By all
booksellers Or sent by mall, postpaid ceipt Of price.
THO HpSOS, BROWN Il CO., Publishers,
Bostoh, l1nss.
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yVnRa WRITING To ADVERT. sE' ,
W please say shat you saw the Rdyc: -Asss
mont In this paper.
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JOSEPH BURNETT s co., B1stpn,
Manufacturer aud PraDristors.
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m + n A NIonth.-AEsnts wanted. SO best Rela
AStbst.ing articles 10 The wur.d. One narnpl. ree
NSCu AddkS .llS tRH$kIbS. p~tr',f Nioh
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10
The New Wheeler & Wilson.

The Wheeler 4 Wilson Co., have Just
issued from their mandatory an entirely
new sewing machine, combining many ad-
vantAges over any former productions. The
most salient features are fully set forth in the
attractive card Of Messrs Farrar L Wheeler.
which appears in another column. They
are in want Of energetic and reliable agents
to whom choice territory will be given. This
is rare opportunity for energetic men to
engage in . lucrative and useful business
without large amount Of capital The new
machine is pronounced by those who have
used it as desideratum long needed, on &C
count Of the unexampled ease with which il
IS handled, and the beauty Of its work
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

clocks and ornaments in malachite.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Miss
Susan b. Anthony were at the Exposition
yesterday, but your correspondent did not
see them together.
The wood cuts Of the statuAry in Me
moral Hall, published IN the DAILY
Graphic, are, If possible, more eXecrAble
carricatures than the vulgar posturing Of
semi nude ballet girls at variety theatre.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

The next large payment to be met by the
city will be the semi annual interest on the
bonded debt, which Accrues July l, and
amounts to 1906, 900.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

The strike of the L mon Rolling Mills re-
mains in statU quo. As q matter Of course,
he aid of the police had to be invoked. with
out intlmidating the men, however.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

A WELCOME VIsITOR.-Last week we had
pleasure of meeting with Jas. Purvis, Esq,
Of Berwick upOr Tweed, Scotland, who
tor consecutive years had the honor Of be-
ing elected Mayor Of the oldest municipality
in Great BritAin-with the exception of York
and London. His visit is one Of pleasure and
relaxation. He is much pleased with the
country-And also with ChicAgo-which he
styles the magic city" During his stay he
paid bis respects to Mayor Colvin, and also
visited the Fire and Polio Departments
Marshal Benner, and Supt. Hickey will re-
ceive the thanks Of the advocate for courte-
sizes extended.
INSURE in the Home Insurance Company
of New York. Ducat L Lyons, Agents 1856
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10
Chicago Iron Market.
New York Iron Market.
Prices for Boiling.
ST OF PRIcEs-MERcHANT MILL.

Fer
First District, conn Pittsburgh. Lecch- ton.
burg, Johnstown and polio 30
Second District, comprising Wheeling, Steuben-
vile, lronton. Irohdale, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
and Cleveland . ........... ........ ..... rs
Third District, comprising Covingtcn, Newport,
Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Louisville and vicinity,
India apos. St Louis and Terre HAute. 90
Fourth District, comprising Chicago, Joliet, Mil
waukee. Wyandotte and Springfield. ..-......-. %
Buffalo New York NiagzrA Falls forge. Is
Newark .-... ..-. ..-. .-.................. q Is
Fifth District. Troy ~ Y, (six heats per toni 30
Boiling iron ave heats) IS
Paterson n. J........... .... ....-....-.....B 20
OXFORD furnace. 40
Trenton, n as
PhOeniNyille, Pa ................... 500
Allentown, Glen Mill ...... ....-............. SIS
Eastern Pennsylvania and New jersey ruled by
Philadelphia prices (helper paid so cents out o.
office .--.. ....-..-.. Observation-Disclosures. 5
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RAILS.
Rollers Card.
EF. Kunkers Bitter wine Of Iron

has never been known 10 fail in the Of weakness
attended with symptoms; iLdisposition to exertion
loss Of memory, difficulty Of breathing general weak
ness, horror Of disease, weak, Gus trembling
dreadful horror Of death, night sweats, cold feet
weakness, dmness Of vision angour universal lassi-
tude Of the muscular system enormous appetite with
iyrpeptc symptoms, hot hands, flushing OF the body
dryness Of the skim palld cOuntenance and eruptOns
on the face purifying the blood pain in the back
mess of the eyeds frequent black spots flying before
the eyes, with temporary effusion and loss Of sight
want Of attention, etc These symptoms all arise from
a weakness, and to remedy that, Dr. KUsKHL's
Bitter Wine Of Iron. II never fails. Thousands are
now enjoying health who have used il. Take only T.
+. kUNKEL's
Beware Of counterfeits and base limitations. As
kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron is well known ali over
the country, druggists themselves make imitation
and try 10 palm IL on their customers, when they
call for kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine u Iron is put up orly In o.
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put up on the
outside with the proprietOr photograph the wrap
per q each bottle Always looG the photograph on
the outside. and you will be always 10 get the
genuine 81 per bottle or six for o. Sold by Drug.
giSts and Dealers everywhere
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

The Hartford Insurance Company has
made a proposition to the city to inspect
boilers at cost Of 81 piece.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Home Insurance Company
Of New York, DucAt 4 Lyons, Agents, 80
LaSalle St
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

REDUCTION OF WAGES The Ship Carpenters
and Caulkers Of Chicago have been reduced
80 cents per day. Perhaps another cut-down
may open their eyes to the necessity and ad-
vantages Of belonging to a trades union.
More unlikely things than this have hap
pened, but the chances are, all their good in
Rrumblinp.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

A Chicago man named Thomas has chal-
lenged Kelley to an exhibition of motors.
He pretends to have invented one which is
run by water and air only, and which is
superior in power and durability to anything
yet invented.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10
st. Louis Coal Market.
Indianapolis Coal Market.
Pittsburgh Coal Market.

NINoUs.
Come syille coal, per TIN ...-.-..... .. ~ 50
Noughiog heny, per ton, at Pittsburgh ....... IS
Coke car, ton, at Pittsburgh .......... n so
CODE on cars per ton, at ovens ............. 25
Castle Shannon coal, per ton ........... .. > 90
Anthracite all say - IS and q IS per ton to size
n