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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Smith Lewis a Co, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the "a of June. Tom
Smith assumes all the liabilities OF said firm
and he alone is authorized TO collect the
debts due said firm.
SMITH, LEWIS u CO..
Dallas, Texas, June q, 1876.
In retiring from the LeGraud Hotel We
cheermlly recomm, nd TO our friends and
the travelling public our successor Tom
smith, "who is IA host within himself"
W. II. WEBB,
june2jd,5t- MARK LEWIS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

Financial.
NKw York, June 28..-Money 2a2k per
cent. premium. Mercantile paper, TS@5l-2
per cent
sterling exchange firm; sixty days,
" IS; DO sight, 81 90.
Gold firm; al ll9@ll2l..
Borrowing rates los per cent. per annum.
and l-Bi per diem. Loans made HAT
Carrying rates per cent.
government bonds arm md higher,
Railroad bonds active and strong,
state securities quiet and steady, and In
the main higher.
Stock NJ the opening were changed; ls1l1
per cent. lower than yesterday.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 8-Noon-Cotton dun
anu easier; middling uplands, ed; mid.
ding Orleans, t14d. Sales bales; sp cial ex-
port ! bale; receipts. 600 bales; American,
3OO bales
Futures weak; l-S2d cheaper; middling
uplands low mlddling, July, August, De-
Gem Der, sd; September, l-l8d.
p M,-SnlS1 of American, 800 bales.
mlddllng upands, low middling, July, Au.
guSt, peCemhHr l.lRl
81, Mn ddling uplands, low mlddllng
clause, Augun,, pl1uuvi, December, 6I;
October, November, December, 6hd
Commercial.
ST. LOUIS June 8.--Hemp unchanged.
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lsdies, Look |

Fine Llama aud SILK Shaws. overskirts
and Basques. Acrue SILK shawls. White
Shetland Shawls, Lawn Jackets. We are of
ierlng big bargains In the ab0se. They con-
stltute the most fashionable and tasty wraps
worm and will DO sold at extremely low
prices. BLAKE, JENKINS BOALES.
Iuuu2s ID I'm
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s'lra!son, 6ii Main street, for the next
AXty days, Wall sell my entire stock Of
summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cent less than Importing hsures, in order &"
make room for a Fail stock. This reduction
includes Trimmed rs well as unframed
goods. Come aud satisfy yourselves OF tho
fact. All orders fJr Millinery Goods promptly
attended TO, Turban aud Centennial hats
daily received. maySO-tf
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The New York Tunes finds the plat
form "at once monerate in tone, and
grim and explicit in its declarations
concerning the prominent issues Of the
CANVASS" 1t says: "rhe resolution
of the Convention on the subject of the
finances ~ sound.n
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DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD.
Directors Meeting Oiiice % the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad company.

DALLAS, TExAs, June 81, 1876.
At u called meeting Of the Board of
Directors of the Dallas aud Wichita
Railroad Company held this day, the
following preamble and resolution was
offered and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board of Directors,
Of the Dallas and Wichita Railroad
Company have REASONS to believe that
certain persons in this city have inter
cepted, or tempered with their official
dispatches, sent from or received at
this office; therefore be it
RcS0iued, That the Secretary of this
company be instructed to write to the
superintendent OF the telegraph com.
pany Of this department, and request
him TO send IN agent here and have
the matter thoroughly Investigated:
and be IL further
Resolved, That the Dallas Daily
Herald he requested to publish the
above resolution.
GEO SHIELDS, Secretary.
NJ. POINTER, Vice President
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- 'IhVllR w h""' - '' %
stock Of fItsh bmOrs, we W'll, I'f lhP
upxt dry days, scll iIhc large ''lcllS
Ien,ua At hny cents p'r d'zen. Az
other foreign and domestic NUS, hu'N'
candies, etc, will br sold AT pritc' 10
suit every body. Remember the ora
stand, 3i3 Main street --ld.
The Counc,I- Regular M""tlng h"st
Night.
Absent Mayor k~foci, Alderman
Ervay, Mayor pro ten, ia The cN"'r
and all the Aldermen present.
The Finance Committee reported ~
before, adversely to the issuance OF du'
plicatc coupons to c. r. johnson ~ Co.
Report adopted.
The Finance Committee also report
cd having had new notes issued, ny
the proper authorities, the Fire liHlIh'
rusAer Company, OF Louisville, Zen
lucky, in compliance with the resolu-
lion Of the City Council. Report
adopted.
The Committee on Ways and Means
report that they find, upon examina-
! lion, that only Mrs. Beeman has paid
taxes on lot No. 4, block No. II.
The Committee on Pubic Buildings
and Markets recommend that the Gala
noJse bs moved forward twenty feet
toward Commerce street, IN order to
make room for the privy to be rem0V'
ed from the lot of n. Antoine.
t The Committee on Pub ic Building'
{ ard Markets reported adversely on the
petition of PARISH and Fincstro.
The local committee appointed t.
take action In regard to suppressint
o the nuisance known US Lady Gay
recommend that the ordinances il
references to houses OF ill.iame be rig
idly enforced.
=, An ordinance granting right Of wa.
4 to the north and south Dallas Stree
Is Railway Company, commencing a
y Market or Jefferson street Cochran
Mckinney avenue, HsIwoOd, Liv
Oak, Ervsy, Young, Akafd and Com
meme street aud over any street inter
:. secting them, was received aud passe
!, the iirsI reading.
!, Resolution by Alderman Crowdus
. BE il resolved 5y the C9ty Council Z
the CRy NJ Dallas, That the operation
Of the market ordinance adopted Jun
18th, 1876, be and same IL hereb
. suspended until January LIST, 1877
+ Passed,
Resolution by Alderman Gnetry-
That the Street Commissioners be IL
y, structed to put in new box sewer d
II the intersection Of Jefferson aud ga
n houn street, In lieu of the one burr
out, also, repair the one on Mai
street, in front Of Captain w. J.. Mu
;. phys store. Passed.
to Mr.. Tatum, appointed to take III
If census of the city,reported that he In
n done NO to the extent OF 10000. III
ps lists were referred to the Committee o
" Journals, md the City Attorney W.
requested to forward the sworn certil
cate of Mr.. Tatum, with copies OF IL
new charter to our members of I'll
= Legislature, to be acted upon.
The Council adjourned until Il
second Tuesday in July, 1876.
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Frouch-Misses NJ. GuiIlot A. An
tonic aud y. Rodgers
Drawing and Fancy work--A. Shah
non and M. Phillips,
Fancy work Mary HILL Jennie
Craft, A, Anderson, Amelia llaberman
and Roberta ltOsscr.
Industry and Order-Miiss Mary
Soan.
Greatest number Of tickets during
the year Misses Katie Oabell, 1870
Amelia Antoine, 1913; Jennie Graft
l73.
Honorable mention made Misse'
Fannie Leman, Ada Carter Josephine
Kern, Nola Hardin, Henrietta Frich
OF, Rosetta Clines and Eta Wiley
81. Angela's School Misses Mary
Hand, Maggie Hand, Hattie Fry
Bridget Waldron, Kate Waldron an'
Nellie Carey.
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% 10, o,is . ,4t lhlsss u .uA..As, NJ. ;.
s-ssG. iAit kh-z .4Es-4 ALL4EssY A@4 ian.
..LzE hsaEss. 1LL cg.s.S'a- received ASd
- ELA &C sxtsaais3,z 10. Q. black, Insts
49, .Fvsa azAH .afbAas a. oE&o!s
.gsass maylsdu
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We are closing out Boots aud Shoes Ut any
price 10 make room for fail contracts. Como
and get u bargain.
BLAKE, JENKINS ~ DoALES.
june25-dlm
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We Offer the most complete line OF white
and co;oIcd Shirts and Underwear nj prices
never before known In Dallas, Wo sell the
celebrated Pride of Texas shirt, and keep
Patent Partly Made Shirts.
BLAKE. JENKINS& BOAIES.
lunnnhnlm
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Partisan Millinery Store.

MIA. L. Tynes, ol2 Main street, b now IN
her new and elegant store, with the finest
stock OF all the latest Styles millinery goods
sSer br iusht Ia this city. She is also daily
ssselylng new goods from the East.
mAyE dian
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II was n study to watch each young
eager face, bright with anticipation, as
the fair young scholars came forward
for the coveted prize. The good Bish-
op had smile and II kind word for
each one, and they each in turn re-
ceived their rewards and premiums.
The Misses hatie Cabell and Mary
Sloan, who took the first honors, the
wreaths, came forward, dressed very
becomingIy in white kneeled ut the
Bishops feet and were crowned by
him.
Not the least commendnblc proofs
of the progress of the pupils were the
many elegant pieces of worsted work
and embroidery, us we'll rs sketches
and drawings exhibited.
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rl,EFEI,IsED SPECIALS.


An persons Indebted % Tho late h'l' "I o.
- u,.hvr End w. j. Wiiliams, nhd'r ih'
ann ,u,uo OF John o. BDgtrr " co" are TO-
uurstcd 10 come forward "n' '"'"' '''' ,',
ment. They viii mud their account" VI
ready at the old sIand.
JOHN c. BEEkE Ell,
We. BEST.
Lnllas, Texas, June %, 1876. lune2i III"
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The Herreshmen, PrIyi,euc,

of the Fair Grounds for July 18th, will
be let to the highest bidder at the
LpGrand Hotel this evening ut S
O'clock. BY order of
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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Ladies call and zee the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than nj
any other house In the city, al Ola Main
street. mayll-d3m0s
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For Sale,


Restaurant, furniture business. etc. Address
rostoillce BOX dol, Dallas, Texas, iun2jdlw
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Chip hats ut 81 80 each, In every styles and
culof ats. lralson's SD Main street
may ll-d3mos
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!. G. BSs,h 4 Co.,

AuctlOussrS, 411 Elm street. Auction sales
every day. Buys and sells second hand fur
uilure horses, ponies, etc. maylB-du
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Flour, ,inchnngnd; fmall iocn' urmnndi nu
r,luLr. r, 7,tl - luh 40 ! ln'u'au' hii'I
imlJOiNr3 Ar" ~, ~, l|l -r hnn".'
- b, nra; ap. Idl 81 II gid ai'l, r. ~
ao5 bl JJwErt corn 'fNhl" nTtn,,, "u,t,
mINrd, R'yN hll ''A'' '"' W, ''UU'" .n'h
iDy az iohelii 40, z ma, 49, "o' INIT.
MOS har'S nothing d1l-. ~, ~ 40,
Tu ~@"y' [WNN m,i,I 81 III. ~.
oy rs nad oI| Uu', h'''lI'WI'' ',.I
uu al. pl'''' - uh ,',. 'I ~, i,i,,.. :. IN.
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n, .nrs to discus. IT. m"rit+ pending
irill.
,i,vlnp ON haul "A very lnrgr
stock Of fr,sh lcmors, we VIII, i'r me
npxt lliry days, scll Gnc large ''iclIS
lemons At hrly cents wr d'Hell' Az
other foreign and domestic iIuhs, hu'F'
candies, etc, will br sold at prices 70
suit every body, Remember the %"
stand. 3l3 Main street. -IM
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-21
TILDEN SOLDIERS OUTRAGED

A number OF Cincinnati gentlemen,
who had been members of the union
army, believing that MIR. Tilden had been
elected president, called meeting of ex.
union soldiers entertaining this opin-
ions, to meet at the Burnett house for con-
sultation and action on the presidential
controversy. The meeting was organ
lied, and was proceeding to business,
when crowd Of Republicans invaded
the room, and with cries OF "Down with
the rebels, "Kill the id Democrats"
broke up the meeting, and drove the Til.
den soldiers out into the street. Where,
now, is the Radical indignation that
should. be showered upon this BULLDOG
ing outragel Must Democrats submit
10 such things, anu make no sign? Pa
thence, good boys; patience. Time at
last sets all things even. Let us turn the
other cheek now. After awhile we will
hit back, and strike devilish hard blow.
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'On the face Of the returns" SAYS Gen.
Barlow, "thc vote was: Hayes, "A, 329;
Tilden, 2i,2s7." The board of canvas
sers made certain additions to and
subtractions from these figures,
but these changes did not
change the result. The state was still
Tilden's by So majority. But at last the
board came to Hamilton county. alt is
this county," says Gen. Barlow, (Which
causes the only doubt have about it,
the vote Of the state. In this county
enough Democratic votes in Democratic
precinct were thrown out to give the state
to Hayes. 1t appears that the inspectors
OF the election abandoned the counting of
the votes when only half finished, and left
1t to two lawyers. Because of this irreg-
ularity the vote of large Democrat pre-
cinct in this county was thrown out, and
the state, in this way, was given to
Hayes. Gen. Barlow is miserable be-
cause he cannot induce himself not to-
believe that the election inspectors who
abandoned the counting of the votes i'm
the Democratic county Of Hamilton, and
thelawyers who finished it, were Dem
ocrats. The Democratic member of the
board OF canvassers. Attorney General
Cooke, in his protest against the action
of the board, asserts that the inspectors
and the lawyers were Republicans, and
the other members OF the board do not
deny the soft impeachment. The careless
inspectors made aff1davits in aid OF the
Republican contest, and ''if So" inno-
Gently remarks General Barlow, 81
presume they were Republicans" Then
the general proceeds to lacerate the soul
of Hayes and Morton, by saying: sin
that case it would be presumed that In
the return they made they looked after
the interest OF their own party; and, at any
rate, do not think that the Democratic
majority should be thrown out because
OF Republican wrong-doing. Ifsuch ,cere
the case, if such precinct be rejected, it
would girs Republican majority in tie
state; othe,1oiss, not.''
The general proceeds to discuss the
matter somewhat more, and at last sums
up as follows: "We, therefore, see that
there was Tilden majority"
Gen. Barlow must now expect to be
denounced as the recipient OF a part OF
the contents Of Tilden's barrel.
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LOCAL wOULD-BE WARRIORS OF
OUR PARTY

We are getting it again. Not few of
our Democratic friends hereaway are
abusing us scandalously because we do
not insist that, whatever may be the &C
ton OF congress. the Democrats shall in
augurate Mr.. Tilden by force-because
we do not cry aloud for war upon the
Radicals. These hot-headed Democrats
are reminded that their representative
men even-Ben. Hill, Bob. Toombs and
JEFF. Dayis-are calm, and have not yet
demanded gore. They should also not
forget that war talk is the most foolish
talk Democrat can at this moment in.
dulge in, Morton has been out in Indi-
ana hunting for Democratic warriors.
lie could now use such material to fire
the Radical heart. No war, please. Let
us have peace. We beg the warlike DEM
ocrats who are now denouncing us to be
calm. These Democrats have always
denounced us, but have never failed to
come around to our way Of
thinking in the end. They were resolved
to fight before they would acquiesce In
the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the constitution; but
they didn't fight. They acquiesced with
bad grace; and they are now swearing
that they like the amendments and always
favored them. These Democrats swore
that they would never recognize public
officer who was elected by the votes of
colored men, and would not vote with
party that would accept the votes of the
id niggers.' We told them they
were excited, and assured then that they
might yet agree with Mr.. Lincoln in his
assertion, that the colored vote might be
the means of retaining the jewel of free
dom in the casket of our political institu.
tons, 'or words to that effect They
replied that they would 90 to the devil
first. Now they are claiming land
we believe they are right, that Mr..
Tilden was elected Ly the patriotic votes
ofthe noble colored men of Louisiana,
Florida and South Carolina. And they
want to fight to make secure the result
OF the noble colored mems votes. We
protest mo war, please. Let us have
peace. Be quiet" But they respond:
I'D IT we will. Your Radical, or
you wouldn't talk that way" So ir
goes. viii VIC never be able to beat any
sense into the heads OF some of the tool
sh fellows who call themselves Demo-
crats3 Why should we forever be
afflicted by their short-slghted and vim
dlctive abusive?
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The certain, speedy

remedy for children. IL Pitchers Castoris. Il IL
Is pleasant to take as honey and - certain In lie
effects % Castor Oil. For Wind Collie. worms
Sour Stomach. and Disordersd Bowsls. there Il
nothing like Castoria.
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0EN. HANCOCK

The order to send Gen. Hancock from
New York to the Pacific coast, because
he is Democrat, and to put Gen. Sheri-
dan in command Of the Eastern Depart.
ment, because he Is Republican, was, 1t
Is said. actually made out; but Gen
Sherman hearing of 1t, became indignant,
and upon his protest it was revoked.
True or not, no one will deny that If such
an order was made, it was a shameful
one. Gen. Hancock was one OF the heroes
OF tho war for the union, and in his patri.
otism the people have, we believe, the
most explicit confidence.
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Admin TRAITORS Notice.

Estate Of Daniel Lampert, decsased-
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administratrix Of the Estate OF Dsnisi
Lampert, late Of the County Of Alexander,
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the Coun-
ty Court of Alexander County, st the court
house in Cairo, In said County, 1t the jan
uary Term. on the Third Monday In January
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose Of hay-
ing the same adjusted. AL persons indie bted
to said Estate are requested to make imms-
diste payment to the undeuignsd.
Dated this 2?d day Of November, A. D.,
1876. MARGARET LANPERT,
ll-30-w.0t. Administratrtx.
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Trustees sale.
Whereas, Joseph Mckenzie and his wife
did, on the 10th day OF August, 1873, exc.
cute, acknowledge and deliver to me Ger.
tain deed OF trust, now Of record In the
recorders Office Of Alexander County, in
book q OF trust deeds at page 278, and also
did on the 3rd day Of October, 1879, in like
manner execute, acknowledge and deliver
to me another deed OF trust, now of record
In the recorders Office Of said Alexander
County, in book Q of trust deeds 1t page
279, both Of which were given to secure the
payment Of certain pr0miss0ry note. exc.
cuted by the said Joseph Mckenzie to Mary
j. Mcdonald. And whereas, default has
been made In the payment of said promis.
sorry nete, now, therefore, give notice
that by virtue Of the power given me by
said deed of trust, will on the 18th day OF
January, 1877. at the hour Of IL O'Clock, Q.
m, Of said day, at the court house door In
the city Of Cairo, County OF Alexander and
State Of Illinois, cell ct public vendue, to
the highest bidder. for cash, the following
described lots. situated in said city Of
Cairo, to wit: Lots thirty.thrse 1887,
thirty-f0ur (34), fifteen 16), and sixteen
C6), In block ffty-three (63), being the
same, granted, hargained and sold to me In
trust, as Aforesaid, by said deed Of trust
The purchaser win be entitled to . deed
immediately. Dated December 18th, 1876.
JAMES Y. CLEMSON, Trustee.
SAMUEL p. WHIELIR.
w-5t Attorney for Trustee
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FLORIDA VOTED FOR TILDaN
SAYS BARLOW

One Of the distinguished gentlemen
sent by the Republicans to watch the
counting ofvotes in Florida, Gen. Francis
A. Barlow, has made his report. 1t is a
plain statement Of facts In reference to the
presidential election in that state, and will
not, we believe, fail to convince all dis
passionate men that MIR. Tilden has been
deliberately "counted out"
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FoRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE crRK or
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the
l. edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is generally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with a pain
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. q The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several Of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex.
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AG UE AND FEVER.
DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
PILLS bear the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
bW- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
, To those wishing 20 give DK c. McLAHns
lvER PiLLs trial, we will mail post paid to any
part OF the United States, one box Of Pills for
t~enty-hv Cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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CENTENNIAL IxHIDrTToH
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This great lntsrnationai Exhibition, Dc.
signed to cemmemorate the one hundrodth
annivsrlary Of Americas IpAeponlonoo,
opened May 10th, and win close NovomboS
10th, 1915. All the nations Of the world
and all the states and territories Of the On.
ion are participating In this wonderful De.
monstrauon, bringing together the uost
comprehensive collection Of art treasures.
mechanical inventions, scientific discoyor.
cries, manufacturing achievements, minor.
al specimens, and Agricultural products
ezer exhibited. The grounds devoted 70
the exhibition are situated on the line Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace $50
acres Of Paramount Park, al highly i'm
proved and ornamented, on which are
erected the largest buildings ever const1uc.
ted-hve Of these covering an area Of hfty
acres and costing $1,000, 900. The total
number Of buildings erected for the Dur.
poses Of the exhibition ie near two hun.
dred. During the thirts days Immediately
following the opening OF the exhibition .
million and quarter OF people visited It.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE US.