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o,i,pr,,Ioy.t tspnxARy.-.NotEing

CONGRESSIONAL sUM14RY.-.Nothin o.
particular note occurred at the National
Capital yesterday. The Conference Com.
mittee on the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial appropriation bill has npproxi-
mately agreed upon the amendments to
he submitted, and which, ii is hope,f, will
enable the bill to pass.
Counsel Carpenter and Manager lap
ham have sickened, AMI in consequence
the impeachment trial wa' postponed I'M
til Monday.
The political discussion evolved from
the River and HarbOr bill was party re-
newed in the Senate by Mr.. Eaton Of
Connecticut, assisted by Messrs. Sherman
and Herman.
In the House nothing was done beyond
the consideration Of few private bills.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday
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yArrp NJ rHE pRENpEST.
CONFIRMED,
Weather Report.
.hfi heA War .DEPARENENT,
WARRINGTON, D. G., July al A. n.
PROBABILITIES,

.# tNSAabAASAAA>F
For the New England md. Middle
States generally clear and cooler weather,
light north winds, shifting to the east
and south, and u rising barometer.
For the Lake region clear or fair
weather except rain near Lake Superior
sndin the northern portions OF Michigan
and Wisconsin, eastefly to southerly
winds, slowly falling barometer during
tho day, and stationary or slight rise in
the temperature.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, slightly warmer, clear
and fair weather, except local rain. In
the northern part, south winds and fall.
ing barometer. j
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and lower temperature
than Friday; light east TO south winds,
rising followed by fallisg barometer,
and possibly local rains south OF the
Ohio Valley.
The. Red river will continue to rise;
the Cumberland will rise at and below
Nashville, and the Mississippi will re-
main stationary from Cairo to- Vicks-
burg.
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CHICAGO, July 2l.-Judge Bangs, Of
the U. s. District Court for this distsict,
lett for Washington to-day at the request
Of Attorney General Taft, II Is under
stood that the visit Is in connection with
whisky matters here.
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TnE Democracy Of Kauawhs couny y
have placed in nomination Tor he'House
of Delegates "a trio Of lawyers" prOnOuuc'
ed perfectly splendid by a correspondent
Of the Charleston ,CoHfier. This trio
comprises james Il. Ferguson, E. W.
Wilson and W. a. Quarter. This is enl.
phatically capital" ticket-i"leed u
capital removal" ticket. Two Of its
members were conspicuous in, Hy-
ing tO;pfevent The exscutfOhOf.hs law
passed by the Legislature in 1875, but
hereafter no doubt they will be conspic.
iom by reason Of their efforts to show
that it is entirely competent for the Leg
islalure to change the Capital every day in
the year iithey want to. Jeems Fergu-
sou ia handy chap with his tongne--no
one moro ~: Z :. NJ
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IT il announced In our local columns
that the Baltimore & Ohio road will sell
excursion tickets from all, points along
their line to the Republican State Con.
ven!ion al Parkersburg next Thursday.
It is likewise announced, in our adyertis.
ing columns, that the steamer Courier
will carry passengers from Wheel
ing and all points along the river ut
greatly reduced rates. The round trip fare
from here will be 81 90 (uo meals on the
boat and the same from MoundsyIlle.
We presume the delegates from all the
river counties will go by boat, inasmuch
as there is agood stage Of water. The ar
rangements made by river and ailshould
bring together large crowd at Par
kersburg. We presume the session
will only occupy one day-certain-
ly not more than one day and a
highland that we shall "all go home in
the morning before the break of day" II
is suggested that the Ohio county dele.
CATION should hold a meeting at Horn.
brooks Han next Monday evening in or
der to come to some understanding about
the excursion, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be legitimate
to the occasion. The suggestion Is a good
one and should be carried out. The latch
string OF Mr.. Hornbrooks Hall''is al
wayspu when'the good Of tho country is
at sake. and The present occasion ia d
crisis ofthat sort. 50, on his behalf, we
will take the liberty OF inviting the dele
CATION to meetas bis hall next Monday
evening.
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DEXTER PARK RACES.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-In the 2:30 class,
purse 81, ,250, won by Marion.
The free for all trotting race, purse
s2,50O, was won by. Bodine in three
straight heats. -.
The last was a running race, consola'
ton stakes $3.50, one mile and quarter.
Kilbourne won. Time, 2:l2.
The 5.year old stallion Gov4 Sprague
was sold to-day for S2,760.
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Died otHis wounds.

MlDpIErowS, n. Y, July 2l.-wisner
Muny, who Wasshot atGoshen, July l3
by Robt. Berdell, whom he had hofsei
whipped for alleged insults 10 his mother
died this morning. Murry was married
to a sister Of the divorced wife Of Ber.
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A number otypriyate bills were report
ed and acted upon.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Private Calendar, the frst
bill being one confirming certain claims
in the State Of Missouri. !" ~
Alter discussion, the enacting clause
was struck out, and the bill was 50 re-
ported to the House, which confirmed the
action Of the committee, and SO the bill
was defeated. -
. The House adjourned till Monday.
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TaImaee's I,eetureii

CHICAGO, July-2ls-Fiyo thousand peo.
pie heard the lecture Of Rev. T. De Witt
TalmAge, delivered at the Sunday School
Assembly at Lake Blud, on the occasion
Of its centennial to-day.
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! TuE Democracy OF Kanawha county
were ierocious for "more money and less
misery" few weeks ago, and were par
ticularly influential in sending a "Bill-
allen" delegation to ST. Lonis-a delega,
tiSn thatretusedt 10 vote either for Tfden
pr the platform. Now they resolve, in
County Convention assembled, that "the
Democracy of Kanswha county congrat.
ulates themselves and the country on the
action Of the party at ST. Louis" That Is
on the defeat Of Old Bill and his ideas-Or,
in other words, on the defeat OF the West
Virginia Democratic pla.form-especial-
ly the minority report Of Kana*ha
county-aud the upset and setback Of
West Virginia. Presidential and tipau-
cisl predictions. Talk about crow
This Is the worst case Of puz1ard that we
have noticed, D.. ar
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TIE MOHAWK plsAsrEn.
MIR. Garner's Body Recovered
Can't. KnMiing Under Arrest.

! New York, July 2l.-The body OF Mr..
Garner has been recovered from the yacht
Mohawk, and divers are endeavoring TO
secure other bodies. The Stapleton and
New Brighten club houses are draped in
mourning. The sailors charge the whole
misfortune upon Captain Rawling, and
he remains under arrest.
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NEw York, July 21.-The steamer
Virginia, arrived from Liverpool,
LONDON, July 2ls-.The steamer Anglia,
from New York arrived. .
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN MAR
SHALL CouNTY.-For Sheriff, J. N.
Pipes, H. W. Hunter, G.s. McFadden,
Jacob B. Hicks, and W. e. q. showacre.
For Assessor in First District, &c. Way
man and ". ". Evans; Second District,
J. F. Parsons. Thos. J. Wilson, Jeremiah
Mason, G. L. Mc1ntire, and Frank Man
ming. For House Of Delegates, S. R.
Hanen, and Isaac Goudy. For Prosecut.
ing Attorney, ]. E. Hooton and B. F.
Meighen. For Surveyor, P. N. Bur
leigh. For President County Court, Col,
VIM. Alexander.
The Democratic candidates are not SO
There is only one announce
ment for Sheriff, viz: John Sinclair, oi
Benwood district, and only one for
Assessor in the lst district, viz. Jno
Dagg, Of Sand Hill district. For the q
district there are two, viz JIM. Jefferson
and wm. Ansphh. For the HSdse o
Delegates, the inevitable and incOrrigiblt
Harry Gill, the phosphoric philosopher
and bone dust bloyiator, i+'announced as I
candidate, and for the Presidency Of the
County Court, that old time Wheeling
list Watd) office seeker, ". s. Buchanan
announces himself as 4 candidate. Q
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AUGUSTA, July 2l.-Mr. Blaine leaves.
for Rye Beach to-day to recuperate. His
health is not much improved, but he Is,
physically, q little stronger,
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LATER.

! The bodies OF Commodore Garner and
wife, Miss 4delia Hunter and the cabin
boy, Peter Sullivan, were recovered from
the yacht Mohawk, sunk at anchorage by
n squall yesterday afternoon. Frost
Thorn, brother OF Mrs. Garner, is still
missing. He is thought to have been
swept out into the bay.
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! Couors, July. 2l,-The extensive Har:
mony Mills in this city, Of which Mr.. Gar
ner was President, will be closed at noon
to-day in respect 70 his memory.
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FSTABLIsHEDt AUGUST "a, 1852.

TIM Brooklyn Argus, Democratic ps'
per, like our neighbOr .ofthe sseaeeG-
vile Ga..t.s, refuses to eat crow by fall
ipp into line for Tilden. Itkeep' up the
warfare on him begun before his nomi-
nation a.st. Louis, and boldly and open
ly says that
h;. .ac,ion of the State who. does not be-
i;sye lev that Governor Tilden procured his
nomination through bargain with some
of the most corrupt men out Of the State
Prison, Three Of his chosen delegates
from this city were men who arc now de-
iendanu in ring suits for fraud and con-
spiracy. Others Of them are notorious
for being the pals, diyiders with and
abettors Of the Albany, the New York
and the Brooklyn rings. Every man in
knows that vote for Tilden Is
a vote for Mclaughlin to the Navy Yard,
to the Custom House, Kinsella
to the Postotfice, Jacobs to the United
States Marshalship, Briton to the Diatrict
Attotneyshipt Fowler 10 the Collectotship
Of Internal Revenue, and Kingsley 70
HarbOr Repairs in general"
The Argus has heard that Mr.. Tilden's
money supplied carriages in 1874, when
hO was candidate for Governor, ain
over 100 election districts" in New
York State, ito bring the stay-at-home
vote to the polls" But, worse than this,
the argus says that Gov. Tilden
is the man who telegraphOd "the
inspectors Of every. Denoctatic district
" in regard; . sending to William NJ.
*Tweed, Chairman, the probable vote In
'is6s, Immediately after the closing OF the
polls, by reason Of which information
the baIlot.boxes Of New York City were
e stuffed with the requisite number OF
q votes, and Hoffman was' counted in
:" over John a. Griswold."
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THE TURF.


COLUMBUS, o., July 2l:-Tn the 22s
class, purse Of $1,000; was won by Louis
Elsie's Good.
In the free for all race, for 81 500, D.
n. Junkins' Joe Brown won the 4ih, 9th
and 9th heats, and the money.
Demmick. & Durgin's Lady K won the
2:45 trot in three str aight heats. - -
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e. G. Miller, a jeweler Of Montreal,
has absconded with $4,000 worth OF jew
elry,
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BRUTAL MURDER,

DETROIT, MIcH, July 2l.-A woman
named Mary Evault, living In East sagi-
nav, was literally cut to pieces BY her
husband tonight, her left arm being
nearly severed from the body and the
back Of the neck and side frightfully
gashcd. Jealousy was tho probable
cause.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Call AnnulIed.,

chairman Of the National Liberal Re.
publican Committee, has issued an ad-
dress annulling the call for 4 National
Convention to be held In Philadelphia,
July 26th, and supporting the Republican
ticket.
ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
sr, LOUIS, July 2l.-The Democratic
State Convention did not adjourn until Q
o'clock this morning, The following are
the Presidential Electors: 1st district, G.
H. Thornton; ID, g. s, Vanwagonet: Sd,
D. N. Frost; 4th, Y. Conway; 5th, Samuel
Farris; 9th, VIM. E. Stone; 7th, ]. @. Fur
guson; sth, R. P. G. Wilson; 9th, 7. L.
Dawson; 10th, D. J. Easter; 1lth, John
Erystand; 18th, J. 7. Lewis; 18Th, Chas.
E. Perse. The'electors at large are Hon.
T. T. Crittenden, and N. E. McCabe.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
that the Democratic party Of Missouri
commend the action Of the lower House
Of Congress in curtailing the extravagant
expenditures OF the Government and in
investigating the corruption Of President
Grants appointees in his Cabinet and
throughout all the departments Of the
public service. re.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The Democrats
had large meeting at the Court House
tonight 10 ratify the nominations made
at the Jefferson City Convention. Several
local politicians OF more or less promi.
ranna snnka vaFv accentahly IN the
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LONDON, July 2l.-The Times, review.
ing the differences between England and
Russia manifested by the Eastern corres-
pondence, says that the policy OF non;
intervention was adopted BY England OBJ.
viously because Of the indisposition
TO intervene, but it is difficult TO believe
that Russia has any other motive for her
reserve than an inability to discern how
to interfere effectively.
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WASHINGTON.
Legislative aud judicial Appro.
q % nv nriatf0n RiIl.


WAsuIssTos, July 2l.-fhe commit
lee Of conference on the Legislative, Ex'
ecutive and Judicial appropriation bill
to-day informally agreed upon the basis
for settling their principal disagreement
as follows The reduction in the number
OF clerks to be about two.thirds Of the
numberoriginallyp roppsed by the House
and the Heads OF the Executive De
partments,t 10 determine the classification
Of their respective clerical forces, and
this conference committee 10 recommend
that the salaries be made accordingly.
The committee adjourned until next Mon
day, and 10 the interval inquiries are to
be made and Information collected in
the Executive Departments, which it Is
hoped may lead 10 the final agreement
on the basis above suggested.
The conference committee on the Dip.
lomatic bill has also adjourned until
Monday. ~, ~.
No time is yet fixed fora further meet
ing on the Indian appropriation and Nil.
itary academy bill.
POSTPONED.
The impeachment trial has been post.
poned until Monday on account OF, the
illness otCounsel Carpenter and Mana
ger Lapham. ~
NOMINATED ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President has sent to the Senate
the nomination Of Samuel Hooper, Of
Iowa, as United States Consul at Glas.
gov.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate has confirmed the nominal
tions OF John Delano, Of Illinois, as Dep.
uty Second Comptroller Of the Treasury,
and David s. Goodloe, Pension Agent at
Lexington, KY.
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ntsAn1rrtEa RFMoYEp.

The bill removing the political dis.
abitties'of George W. Jackson, OF West
Virginia, was passed. IsIH.-. .- 3.
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TRADE REVIEW.

LIVERPOOL, July 2I.-A leading grain
circular, reviewing the trade for the past
week, says that there has been further de-
preston in the value Of wheat. In conse.
queice Of rapidly maturing crops here
and the universally favorable reports
from abroad, customers restrict opera
ti6ns. The demand has been extremely
limited and prices 81 English and foreign
receded fully one shilling per quarter, as
we'll at the market as at the chief places
Of import. Flour slow Of sale.
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POSTPONED.

The impeachment trial has been post.
poned until Monday on account Of, the
illness ot'Counsel Carpenter and Mana.
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THoMAstWENTWoRrHlH lHIo0ENsoN.
Mevport, r. r., july 1sil 1876.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


Troy, MY, July 2l.-By the swamp.
ing Of small steam yacht on the Hudson
river near this city Last evening, g regory
Fox, Thomas Edgely, George Bloomfield,
Jonas Faulkner and Harry March were
drowned. Four others who composed
the party saved themselves BY swimming
ashore. Edgely was drowned In attempt.
ing to save Fox; who could not swim.
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CLEyELLHpIRoy WORKS.

= The Cleveland iron trade, represented
by Thomas Vaughan 4 Co., of Middle.
borough, and two more Glasgow mill
owners intimate their intention 10 reduce
the wages 10per cent. 1t Is feared the
reduction will become general. The EN-.
ployes Of one large firm have struck, and
those of another have determined 70
atrikas, y
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Owing N the low price ~ horS~ stock,
brce lcrs and traders seem to have lost
much interest in raising colts, and but few
stations were on the show grounds. How
ever, what was lacking In quantity, was
made up In quality. and several 6ne road
sters and saddle horses were IN exhibition.
r. =. Fsiconer, Of Boyle county, had VI
dette, splendid bay, over 10 hands high,
with a trot,ing record NJ 2:27-Granrcr, a
black saddle horse, and Morrison, black
srpe~ rrimal Mr.. Traitor had q blact
harness stud, which showed grca, speed aud
he u a beautiful and stylish animal. We
heard many speak very highly Of his move
ments-w. q. Saunders, al-o, had black
harness stallion Of fine sire and form, and
he bad many admirers. Levi IIubble's
hay, "on Time saddle animal, was also
exhibited. Robert McAlister's Almont,
Jr., harness horse, is n perfect beauty, and
he Is said to I've very serviccable animal,
and thoroughbred. VIM. Collier, Of Car
rard, showed his fine brown stud, Robert
Drennsn, and his saddle qualities are sp-
pcrior. These were all that were on the
track, but several other good ones are in
tie county.
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LscruRr.-Ia,t Saturday night, Ne
George W. Balm, Grand Worthy Chief
Templsr ~ the Oder Of Good Templsr.,
in hi. ststc, delivered fine lecture at the
Court-IIouse here. on the support Of TEN.
pcrancc, to large and delighted audience
Mr.. Balm was here several y,nr ago, On
delivered q lecture On the same subject, but
we did not have the pleasure 81 hearing
him on that occasion, yet. those who were
more fortunate, assure u. that II had q 6ne
effect, aud placed Lodge in Stanford, in
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Orr.-As " 4. had no Sheriff last Tues
day, Jailer Tom Buford, with his guard,
started OF to the Peniientiary at Frank
fort, on that day, with Bridgwater, Gresh-
am and Yancy. After entering the cars,
chain. were placed around their legs to in
sure their safe arrival. Bridgwater was de-
mure and crest-fallen, and seemed as tho
all hope had fled from his heart Of gaining
his freedom again. Gresham took in the
situation at a glance, aud will have two
wears in which to brood over the killing Of
his fellow man. Gus lancy, wore the
same dont-care-a-c ontinental-iinker look,
which always accompanies him, and went
oil with a smile Of apparent eomplacency,
amid the good-bys of score or more Of
his colored race who had gathered at the
depot, as usual.
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TEN NiGurs IN A Bar Rot M.-This
play was enacted Tuesday night by the cx-
excellent Company then performing here,iR
most acceptable manner. The piece is equal
to Temperance Lecture in its strong effect
against the evils Of strong drink. All the
characters were we'll sustained. Mr.. Harry
4. Lees Jo Morgan; Mr.. II. M.Markham's
Simon Slsde; W. e. Angeles Semple
Twitchell, and Miss Brewers MehiiNblc
Cartwright, were each very commendable.
The tableau that closes the play and rep
rescnts little Mary ascenning to Heaven,
was very effectively executed, ami the whole
performance WIS heartily enjoyed, and
loudly spplaudcd by the apprccirtive an
dience
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when tie men who we're sent OF with
the man John @. Smith. the murderer Of
Judss Carson, reached the toll gate on the
Danyille pike, Smith, fearing an attack,
told hi. guard to give him pistol also, as
he wanted To have chance to defend him
self in case any one attacked him. The
guard very properly, and Of course, refused
to comply with bis request, thinking, no
doubt, that "a he had killed ono man al
ready, he might conclude 10 MI few
more. Smith was lodged safely in the Lax
ingion Jail, but as Judge owsley learned
from several sources that the Jail in that
city was insecure as a place Of confinement,
he made an order to remove the prisoner Ia
the Louisville Jail, which has been done,
or will Ne, IN a short time.
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RAILROAD TIEs. - Considerable COM
plant has been made, we learn, by some IF
the tie contractors on the c. ). X. r., be-
cause their ties were nearly all rejected,
owing to trifling Deficiencies, such as the
end. not being squared to a nicely, or the
sides not hewn to a hairs breadth, or a
small knot on one side, etc One man said
that out Of lot of 5000, less than one
third had ben accepted, and he threatens
to throw up his contract, as Others will do,
Il the railroad officials contend for these
things. We predict that they will be COM
pelled to accept snch as have been offered,
or get ties elsewhere. Men who work in
our mountain timber, say that il is not pos
-ible to get out many ties that will "6ll the
bin TO dot as laid down in the specfca.
tons.
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BUsFyEss NOTICES.


CslL aud sec our stock Of jewelry. An.
d-r.on 4 McRobcrt's.
ANDERSON 4 McRonrnrs are selling out
their Stock o. lamps al cost.
\ rIVr lot 81 Tor,nz, Brca-ipins for
sale 1T Anderson a McR Jbcrts'.
ALARor supply ~ needles for all Ma.
chimes jus, received at Anderson a McRob-
ert's
Owstyy a TIorrrn have 100 Barrels Of
Salt, which they will cll ct the lowest
figures for cash.
ArrLs Basxpy, made by Billy Goocl,,
sruigh, warranted not 10 "cui in the eye"
ct Anderson n Mcltobcrts'.
Tvs finest make, and the largest lot Of
Toilet Soap. To be found in town are Tor
sale NJ Anderson q McRobcrts'.
ASpErsoS a McRonrRTs ha 9 just ~.
ceivsd l,rsr lot ~ Paints mi Oils Now
u the time b. beauti,y your homes
Nrw lamp chimney Of la Ba-iile Glass.
may be heated red hot, and spi inkled with
waicr, ani will not break. for ,ale by An.
der-cr & MrRoherts ....
sopA WArvR Anderson 4 NcRoleris
are hi,ing up handsome Sods Water
Fountain NJ their Srw Drug store. Call
and get drunk Of this delightful aud cool
ing beverage. ...
Yor HAVE M ExcusE-lIave you any
cScus b suffering With DysIrI~ia or Live
complaintp IL there auy reason Why YOU
should ~ on from day 10 day complaining
with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
nal Co-tivcnc--. palpitation OF the Heart,
Hear, burn, Water.brash, Gnawing and
burning pains at the pit Of the Stomach,
yellow Ssia, Coated Tongue. and disagree.
hle taste In the mouth, Coming up Of fsod
after eating, Low Spirits, Nc No II IL
positively your own fault II YOU do. Go
a. srur Druggist, B'hon a stage, and get .
BOTTLE Of GREESs Au0rsr FLOWER Tor 30
cent, your cure L. certain, but " yor
doubt tI.i-, get Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try II. Two doses will relieve you.