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II +: KUNKEI'S BITTER WlNE OF
IRON.

u +: KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
The great success and delight O. the peo-
ple, IN fact, nothing Of the kind has ever
been offered to the Am rican people wnlch
has SO quickly found Its way Into tnenT
GOOD favor and hearty approval as r: r.
KU. KEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON. ~ ooes
ali It proposes, aud thus gives universal
Satisfaction, 1t is guaranteed 10 cure tne
worst case of dyspepsia or indigestion, Klu
ney or liver disease. weakne ess, . nervousness
constipation, acidity. OF the stomach, &C. &c
Depot and ONCE .59 North Ninth st, rhila-
delphia Ask for Kunkeps, and take n"
other Sold b all druggist.
,)yspspslA, DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA
EFF, KUsK ~ BITTER WINE OF IRON
q sure cure flr This 0ise"aa. 1T has bcen
prescribed dai'v tor mn>!y years IN tins
pr,. .!,cc of eminent physictans with un.
para.leIed success SYMPTOMS are loss OF
ppttite wind Hnd rising OF TO- Il, drynes
in cuth, heaaqrhe ,'izziness sleepl! sstless
In bulk. only in 81 bottles. @59 North ninth
81. pbiiadeiphia, Pa. Oh BY al! druggists
4 SIX for T. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron
and take no other.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely rem owed with surely vegetable
mediciue. passing from tie system awe.
No fle until the head passes. Come and re
fer to the patients treated. Da; E. e. KUN
ksL. No. &0 North Ninth Street. Phtlad.,,
phia advice free. Seat, Pin, and stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your drugglsl
for>KUNKEl IS Worm sYauP. Fricexl per
bottle. Send for circular.
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A Prominent Kembleitc Of Luzernc Comfy
Arrested for Forgery.

WTLKEsBARRE, Pa, July 1.-THE Ring
thieves In this section of Pennsylvania are being
made aware that the way Of the transgressor IL
hard. Last Thursday evening ex-County Trea-
surer James Cour.rieht was arrested by an
Nicer from Scranton on a charge Of forgery
IN the matter connected with his defalcation Of
money belonging to the state. II seems that
after tha lizard Of County Auditors had made
their report that there were irregularities In tho
acco ms OF MIR. Outright, and that he ap-
pc red To he indebted to the state in the sum
OF nearly $4,000, false statement was prepared
% to the state OF ~ ira in the County Trea-
surers Office and forwarded to Harrisburg. This
document was designed 10 conceal the fact that
Cnurtrlgnt was defaultet to the State In n
large amount md had the names of the County
Auditors affixed to 1t ~ evidence Of IT, genuine,
ness. 1t Is now alleged that the signatures OF
the Auditors were forced, and the cx County
treasurer was required To give bail In the sum
Of sl20W to an aver the new oh rye.
ON Fuday, H. c. Jones, Mr.. Courtright's clerk,
who has been under bonds to answer for bis
Office. surrendered by his bondsman and
committed o. jail Subsequently ne was re.
leased from prison on writ OF haheas corpus.
and managed to give bail In the sum of 5000 for
his appearance at next term of court
j. {. COvor, one Of the County Auditors, who
was arrested some days ago for IN alfeasan' q in
conducting the audit was taken into custody on
FRIDAY upOn charge OF perjury, In that he Re-
ceived 1890 from ex-Treasurer COPYRIGHT to
tanper with the accounts making the defalca-
lion OF COPYRIGHT appear Of less amount than II
really was and then awe ring tina, he had per-
formed his duties faithfully and honestly.
The complications IN the county frauds appear
monstrate the fact that Luzerne has been cursed
with one Of the most INSCRIPTIONS aud graspiu2
Rings IN the country. Other arrests OF promi-
ncnt Ring thieves will probably be made TINS
week.
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he had no war TO make upon the Northern peo
pie, and that no good came from talking of the
dead past II was unRenerous In Repuhli-
can Senators to want Southern men to come
here and fall down and Worship their party.
lf southern Senators were not to he permitted
20 discuss questions on an equality with other
Senators the sooner the majority turned them
out tho better II would be. lie hunDred the
Nor hern people for all the qualities which con-
stuuted a great people. Whenever the senator
from ludilnI (Mr. Nortoul eng ged IN debate
With any senator frOn the Sgu'h he drew the
war on him the fist thing. In conclu ion, ne
said It would a.tpnish tho Anerc IN p'Uple to
hear this Republican senate DENY that cOrrup-
ton had been practised upon TIE country.
MIR. Morton sad he had no personal feeling
against any senator. aud certainly none against
tne senator frOmlSorth Carolina (Alr, Merrimon),
but that ScUatur must know that he provoked
this discussion. He OR. Morton) wanted peace,
but when slluxhters are going on IN the South
ern states an the time there was no ne CO. mo
CO lntry was on the eve Of a great campaisn. and
the sue 'ess Of tine Democratic part depended
upon carving Lout ian ,Nl-stssiupi, South Caro-
linA. Florida and North Carjinl, states all
largely Republican. Their chances of success
Were IN overcoming that majority by blOod-hcd,
a. the campaign was opened at Hamburg the
Nr. Merrimou denied that he provoked de-
bate; aud said the Senator from Ind lua (Aior-
tonl well knew, that he opened the 4 bate yes
tcrd uy Il violent at ack upon the Democr tic
rIN. Ii tue ngures winch no Nr. MerrimouD
brought out to-day hurf, they were bit a begin.
mug and there would be fa Is and hgures
tr 'uglt ont which would secure the repudia-
ton Of the Repuhlican pnrty IN Noven Der next .
MIR. sherman said when he heard the great
Republican party arr igued like y els II
thieves he could not nelp feeling indignant, and
II aroused the Old 1re I'm him.
CALLING FOR NAMES AND DATES
II the democratic party came into power IL
would not seek t. stand upon any position
which 1t bad taken within the last thirty wears.
IL would not do for that party to talk about
ir iud. corruption. and dishonesty In this hap
h ztrd way: and he ASKED, VINO Is 1t that stole
the money! rne names, time, aud circum-
stances should be given.
Mr.. Saulsbury-Look at tho investigation -
the N.vS Department.; there YOU will nnd It ali.
Mt. sherman sid II any wrong existed there
the Repuolioa would be quick 90 punish the
pefpetr tur, though he did not believe there
WIS snytAing wrong about tue Secretary Of tho
NAVY.
Mr.. sherman. resuming, arsued that Med ,nald
and VI kcC were put In the state prison by Re-
publicAn No ID mocrat ID any htud IN 1t.
The senate. at DID, went into Executive Ses-
sion, md when tho doo.s were reOpenud ad-
jOurued
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now THE LCTORs WILL yOrE.
The Goincr-ai View OF Politics Why the
Professions win TO for ridden.

Profession win TO for ridden.
Come inside where II is cool" said Mr.
stephen F-ke, leading the way into his ofice at
the fiith Avenue Theatre and | will explain
to you tho difference between theatrical politics
ana politics in the .tri ais"
Actors" continued Mr.. III Ike, may be said
to have no politics, for very few OF them ever
vote. Many of them are afraid to register lest
they be drawn Tor jury duty. Others have their
residences cut of town, aud live here ia hotel.
and In boarding places. Others have never
taken ont naturalization PAPERS. Add to these
three classes the otner class VINO are Indifferent
ana Nou pretty we'll exhaust the list
II AZ. there mus. be some wac vote =
Yes; they vote Ike uoor Capta:n John sef-
tickets So tntt he might make no mistake. | do
not believe Ia pOiiticd actors, and never knew
one who wa. worth his salt. The GomersaI plan
Is TIE actors pl n.
What was tnatf'
Mr.. nd Mrs. lmersal were engaged in Eng
land 10 play IN tue Nicnmond tNr-inI) Theatre,
at the outbreak Of he war. Sir. uonIer-al was
singer. ana her husband cleyeriy arrange for
her Ihe Daughter OF the Rsgincnt from a
rebel point ni view. iutrod ucing sY MAryl lnd.'
bike ind The bpnn,e BLe IL AZ ana giving
her SIX specimen OF the S,lrs aud llars to
wave duung her Hnalc. Wcll when the pair
tuci 10 80 to Richmond they found Uncle
sans block ldc IN the way. ana an the ofiri,ls
refused go pass them thr ,ugh the hne, 80 theS
az eptcd I'll eng asenent ia BatnIms Museum.
Mr. H"nerst set 10 " 'rk nj rcwrute hi ad AZ
H
lumul1,' ana Tue STR SpAn.leI Blnner,' Tor
tie reuel airs, aud Mrs. GO.ne. sal picked her
rcucl tanner DID, pieces aud pttcucd out a very
nice ntt-d : ate, ensign. Nith the-e changes
tn their repertoire they appedted IN the Mu-
seam, aud were as successful as they might
have ueeh IA ncninond. lnat rs my idea OF tue-
atIcN politics..
inen You cannot say how the actors will
vote, n they vote at AL ~
II thcy vote 1t sn tley will vote for liden
hecLdsu they are tircI Of Grants n and anxious
for a On ,use. hut politics VIII nave nOtuiu. to
do VITA H.
How do the managers standf"
$50 lar as | know. ali The New York manage
are for iilden, with one exception, aud ne is tue
manager VINO mas introduced politics into the
airicals sud Graatism ia its worst form into the
theatres"
Please give me an instancei"
Here is one from lHE Sun. On sunday night
las', you zee, there " - not in chess Wood
because the ponce lntrrlered with tue slle OF
lager beer; hut on the same nlght the : Le of
lager beer In Gitnure's Gafden was not inter
ruptcd. " hat caused tuis distinction Tie
pOlical influence OF the manager.
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New YORK. Tuesday, July ls.-Fcr want Of
fresh on rings there Was nothing dong In beet cattle
to-day. Dr.sscd peef was moderately active tuis
IN al 7ssAD 70. for ordinary " good native oeef
sides.
he receipts Of calves were 3i3 head. none Of which
wef" ally needed uy tlc Slang and dealers
port duh trade YESTERDAY, rt ccs or 5iNf1c. n.
fr Unlisted nj 3s3lec. for uuttermilk ayes and
grass iugirt -std calves IN mod rate de-
maud az 5tt luc . n.
Receipts OF hnrep and lambs q ear loads, or
ls3 head, aud about ~ car i1 lis remained unsold IN
the pens since Yesterday. lAlre WIS NO noiiceAbe
change either IN the e u0t Ton Of tht marilt IN
prices and but lew inporanl les we're cn'ctci. Com
mon eoJd sheep ranged f.um A.. TO sac 10, and
ordinary prime limus frou 5'ac. TO 10 ~, with
few Je sy at Slec. al - Ia DIR tssUl mutton re.
port AVER !ml uado at 5s'c. q %. and 7sl3c. for
drts Ell tubs.
Receipts Il swine were 10 car loads, or e332 hcsa.
None sale alive.
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An Opportunity for The Army of Unemployed
Accountants in New Norll,

Fifteen cart loads of brokers account
books are to be examined in the nope that they
may show what became Of Uncle Daniel Drew
lost millions. Slmon II. S;ern, counsel for the
assignee In bankruptcy, sand yesterday that ia
add ion 10 the brokers who arc to b. ques-
toned and cross questioned. 1t Will he necessary
to employ skilful accountants to overhaul the
i've cart lo-ds Of account books Of Robinson.
Chase Il Co.. who transacted business for Mr.
Drew to the extent Of millions of dollars. After
the accounts Of Robinson, Chase x Co. have
been investig gated. II VIII be necessary to exam.
inc two cart loads Of books of the Manhattan
Bank. three carr loads ~ books Of Kenyon Cox
Co. and about i've cart loads of books BELONG
ing u Boyd, Vincent Co.. Johnson, Chase X
Co., Whitney Nelson, and Dickinson n Co.,
aud perhaps the private accounts Of Uncle
iniel's SON william. This iulneuse lob II
overhauInI accounts will giva emplOymens 10 a
small army OF skllful accountants. nr. stern
has dec ed not to trouble Uncle Daniel further
With questions. He thinks that tue aged bank
rupt has told all he knows or al least all that he
Is willing TO tell, about what became OF his i'm
mense fnrtdne. Uncle Daniels health has great
" improved Of late, and the cndnge Of residence
from the city to Putnam county mas done him
word Of good.
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TUESDAY, july Is. FLOUR AND MEAL-The
nou WarNtt continued To snow a doWAN ira tvuutury
dulhs lnc past wees uuder pressure sch troln tnr
wharf, ahd inc lulthety not weather excited aptern.
slhs mat snc~ Souid sour oel1ra II euull be used.
hhlNes, iliclsu ANNi,vs were uu AMI freight M
scIrdt ald hs To-day ihrrr was much depression IA
urs Of uoor or doaDiial qua n.y. hut the sound lots
were amy ned, and tncre Was nnttN iulr inquiry
n IN Shippers ana - luuc trade. Rye huur nuti
corn meal dropping, We quote state and western
supernne, S3 HlV $3.50 extra state, NC 1uffi 20
western spring wheat extras, - tti 90 do a and
ANA, SibOOAfG % do, winter wheat anu AA, &ttu
tgfs Minnesota paten tJ15@fS cY shipping extras,
S,SpNgSo 10 southern uaNtrs ana fanny Olanus SO-la
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MN,


CONWAY .-'n N'hliY' july H. Ann conway III me
6ti y,.rUt A.r AS.
lie rcMlbDs ,ad irlsncs If the fanny are respect
fully iINlteti'a ,ud ntr funeral from ncr late resl-
ent, 90 llN pIcA 20, lear l.tn ST., on Wednesday.
JuN l9. - ~. VI
n1DA.EllNN. MONDAY, the l7th inst f. x,bsta
~ Nerlan. ~ dow OF the late Joseph plckcruan, IN
her 81 81 yv1r.
TIE rc ives and frionls arc respectfully uvi;ed 10
atttnt the lNac nom the Graham Avenue McfhO ilst
tuArt ItAr Nitulf- -. BrOuAyu, r.. D.. Oh Ncfvs-
dty. l9,h inst. q o'clO 4
LEGlN HAUSi N.-ln Monday evening, EtHl1ctr
dan +hcr ~ iicrr' nl hato icsenhausun, aged ear.
nVutIr, sad II Gays
1hc relatives and friends ot tho family respect.
fully invited to titnl Ac funeral from tc RESIDENCE
ul nor p.rtl~ ia late. aN, corner PuA Az GA Wcu-
ncs say Jub H. are H. NJ. treuce t. GrtenN cod Come
terry
REED-On Tursd,,. luy 10. Jacob Harrison osly
Guild oi T.. II sd L. T. Il eI. aged IL months aai a
days
Nouce OF funerA Will be- In to.mprroH'' papers
sNilh GA rWa4W, Juli lS' lid 20 uiI .Ycrll'
MARY Auuc. al. % trt't 80 PuncN AMI 1t'c'A siiih'
axe We .fH .Nd mo ANS
me frrua, of lur fuu.W are re-nectny Invited TO
at ut iac NlrI fiuu tlt reside Irr o. ner trh Z
III lr'uinlu St. BrJuAlyI, l., d. ou ihursuaS, IA
u.cluck.
NAloHr- Al nalleuD o4 rucsi'y July H. - s7eu'
Ger Nutit on Ns @'i yr.r.
i.e r,,uyt- aa.. .,' ~ te family are r'spect:
fal. .N.t tp nit ud orc rHt at ltr r,-l4u ace Of
hi, TN. 10 charles a.. IS 1884,. a. LOOT llath si. On
Ihur-i.y rorluc. lIN 2t 40 II oclocd.
OmAuA Iptf- ptcrr NO.N.
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Good ordinary ........ s9A Low middlng ......

strictly good ordinary. Wv MiddIg ........... 1OJk
vance and rice and tea npSc been 4 and roosS Sa
out mol sses ana syrups have pecn active aud lighQ
ana ia sugar. the speculative action has brisN
ilrtlcr advance prices for bot ravs and refined,
co wS. duet Gcrc but an invoee an ~
45o bal- sold at leiqc. gold sugars we're n'm With
med. we quote. toaee-lisaa scseae' Mara.
e' So is d. iS arg l h2 MAJ loe lS s ee
pnn, m1-coyad 80, iec.' Cu0a ciayci do 3c@S3c.;
hair to @ rernng CUBA, sle@shc centrifugal, s1sCs
yli rsn9 , tIr hard, llGlltc Tor sort
rEovsloN, ecu alton in pork and lard has been
S ogcrs,i9ns without much REGARD . lertiuate nduSn
Moss beer In tr request but iercc beet almost nom
IN H. io.gnv gork was steady. With good busincssin
mess 9ioses 4 $50 'gr august md tSo i5 Tor seiem
saes q ego ~ a tiias liie for city and sii zoo
NM oao%3, iof prms western team ana future de.very
for september. Dresse hog. lower. We quote: PORK
Beef plain mess tiOssiii extra ness sistiss 66
B ~. ham bgl" Sisets5 h9ms pekisl,e ~, 1870
Hi r s siS@ T pams g. i@is prime Guy
lolee lie. bacon 1Oii@io,s t,r Western and city
long elcar. Dressed nogs, s3ses5sc.
prices tue past week aud corn ami rye much depressed
from vsrous eaGs % ee ronpt nes While ' tSe ae
mini hls been restricted by the no: we.th.
DAY %Gca more steady Tor ' he better rgo% Grades
eror nd mixed pGng Sc Dec Tor sol to good s.
spring, tlello "a Tor No Cllcago spring si.oeGs
Miiwhuslc spring t119 in store for No / shrooy-
gln stting l3O Tor new HuO"r Tennessee i5c.Do
sl05 for Inferior C fair red winter aud whllc quoted
al f,eittl %. Rye nominal IN TIE range a." zoo SVc
fer " stern ana state. Barley init i5c.c. sllO Tor
STATE too and four r0wed, and 10 81 20 Tor Canada
cash. oats sica w. with clnsid,rluls activity sans
20 O0I tn q at ~ sc. Tor heat 3D. 3l@3ec Tor No
heated o2ler. for ~. graded wult"i q BIC for
Wcs or mixed 3S4e. tor 40. 3ittioc. fr state
mixed; 3dc. Tor No. Chicago ~ .iec Tor waite
Western, and 3satic for vide - L.. Iudiin corn
wls AGAIN lover nut The reduced prices led 10 more
tNity. sales 10000 bush az $50 iS1 for hcaieI and
ote wise uns, uad mixed; ia,s5tc Gamer 10. -
cote. for san do ana OK ode Ter choice nigh mixed
aAd yellow. southern corn unsettled anu nominal.
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\ queer Breach Of rromi.e suit.

Henry fulsh, the rirh grocer at the corner Of
Marcy avenue and Rodney streets, lrooklyn, who w,e
arres,d an 0rench Of promise suii tor 100000 inst-
luted h} "a an wilson, q domestic, says maj lhr com
vi ulllnt rs dVincntei lie aids IA has urrn do
n' stc for nearly year with Mr.. Lamb, builder nv
ug near fuss store, She Nl-lted ms etore ~ make
parch ses ur hi en- luyrr and ABOUT htlf year agD
leil bouquet VITA MS ctrA tor hl Ani shorty after
ward cii d parcel In ms store for him, obtaining
uudpfcp thing socks. ana pDCkCt hundNrrcuirf-. lie
tOd hcr to laae the things AWAY, Nj, Puiln mas been
nl1IlLnu luAn nor heNrrAl ynAIA.
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state hoads we're cul! and lower. We note saIcs OF
tennessee o. ol AZ 30 4s'S no. ~ SERIES at
bonds strong and active. Win the prcipi ir,n.
acu IDS a. fu!oNr; NoTh~ Sstcru con-Oi coupon gul
hnna' go gees. nish and W. con, Sis.7 4.
l. ulr, Jaek add CaicAgo Its. 1857; VT waukeo ana
81 fdA Ist-, Ia Crosse DIVISION lu1is I cons. e.
slA Han; and : luseph &, cow. SIQSlts: Nurlh
MIS- Ouu lsts, Y''s lN, NcN lVr, Cuutru o. io,.l
lu9lS Central iaolhc euil bonds lu6tS ru!lA Pacilt
lst- LOTS TO- sinking tund, N3. &C. ant -. a..
tlrNc. uid fittE con- T.. 100 MC.lglu Ctutfal
Iu3's tmcA-o ana Northwestern cons 1914 Chicago
ana Alton Is, llhg ChiCagp, RuIliagtun 4 u Quincy
3ls luia! 80 W. -
IA iOhOwing we're the opening highest lowest and
l. VI. closing prices OF stOcAs ~ dAl
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GORDON-TpM NstN Don July l.. 1874 az tho
resiieDce " TIE brides tatH'r CornNai, y, by
irnas rrmnuy, ileurs I. nora9u VI Brook Va 10
3 Jessie" d AZ :litrr 4 ia lc~ I To VH.-uf.
JlNNlNGs- FC NSrON On TUESDAY. May ii. al tho
rc,idea OF Mr.. &c. Lecas. by the Rev Dr. Weston.
{ Il Jrnnin X u Nov YORK u Mra. : \. Funston VI
SlenNnr. INN.
SMALL OoD- WOODRUFF Monday, July ~,
JrnIl.! u. a-A.llNu-a " DIM MOulrAM.
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After nigh, in The Oak street Cells.

The youth who bore temperance transparency
IN front Of Lager beer saloon Nassau street. ana
was followed by Balls employees with LAGER beer
keg. adyertsIg pacards, nnd portrait Of Olvcr Spot
ter on Monday afternoon were rcIp spd by Justice
Nandcl Yesterday, the iungstrafe deciding that tenn
pertucc societies and lager beer saloon keepers may
rightfuliy advertise Ia the streets.
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Steamship Nevada. Liverpool mdse. ana pass.
Steamship CarOndt let, Ftrnandiua muse. and PASS.
Steamship rashear. New orleans mdse. md pass.
Steamship somerset, Bristol, E Intsc. an pass.
Steamship Richmond Richmond CITY Point anu Nor.
foh. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Knic aerbocker. New Orleans. mdse. and
pass.
steamship Gaucls. Boston.
Ste m.ii1 Leo. Havana, m1sc. and pass.
BAr. Golden Fleece, narbtdOes. sugar.
Rr.r AtNsnuer, Rio Jlnsru coffee.
Is IL Annie Bdtcleldcr, Trinidad, sugar.
"a sHiut E.AA riN'i Ant Dpttt So Vf,ssiL
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MARINE TNrELLTGENCE.

NfStNrrrR ALBANIA '-rFts nv
sun rses.... A. sun sets.... p MODl ris3s. 2b
piau NArEn-rnt- pay.
andy Hook. IL Gov. ana. " lien Gate. %
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Business tlolltr5.


AD0llinarIs. Queen OF Midcrai Waier-.
Most p1pudf hlropcan beverage o. the day. sod In
al ur-i-.ass Aptts cuJs, rest urAns Cttucr plaza
VITA any Kind cd VINE, ,pi t.. Sc Imported IA cian-
plgA.- SNAPPED Sas- 21t e., Win pc;or u h0e aIulg
Az ats name, Net ULLAeU Co., NeN York. For ~
b. vine merchants. gfoccr and ieacrs IN min rAl
waters.
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I,EEp.-II,InM.I IIItr-

KEEP'- ~IOM SHIRTS, mnte tom,n ,nrc,
l,. .l aacp auA ct * .I'. sir', uuI.- u'rl lily
satisfactory ~ Brotdgay Andp9 Arcn a., Pliadr.-
phid
SAMPLE Twas, CHENPE-r AM aE-r:
tNul, b., b. EXTRA tuOtCt, 80. per b,n az
tItNt~E amt JAPANESE ttltIO DEPOT
FAhht'', l." th1Ni IL NtAt fULloN.
SPECiNI. SALE MAS ~CKA\S HAAS.
Closing Out price lpc, iornrr prce =! dt - Nv
thurch IT." up sttis.
GREAT FALL II PRICES on CAHPErS
~EvENlH GHANp tNrt 'n~nlNhHn
Sl,lr Nut",t PA '"s' 'o lt4e p'N '' -''1le ''N'
IlIY %. 1874.
BY authority OF ,q,c,J a.. o. me Lcslanre, no
DRAWINGS 10 tiS' pa'r M panic, aud 10 he cVH-
uNCtu4 b} sa tru llr uls-uu r.,
t5l,nn o.. a.. ilNiklhl TIP. 49,,
SOW / Tnr iblt ~ lNAE1I 10 GALS FOls-
rtNE FOR l. FL. ,..
Grand Casllr1 ...,.,. NlVheoo
g. amt ti.ll' ~ oOVuO
lNriid t-l frIf .....t... 2oVuu
ia am fi.h IN 80. ........,t. suVu0
Grand tasl pnIr, ..... ....,....,.,.. lAOO1
ITnrt' sl'r.,a. rs f'rt5i rycnt,Nyc Tor ss0.
ANS ~, ,iir,s Emory a 90. liro,rs..
q. Para row Wppo,itr Posi- onioD, Sew YORK city.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
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IAlLOl. CO.. BanSers
NO.ll Wa st.. N. II
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Qnirk's Irish Tel will make "a new man OF you.
Sold by druggists al % cents a packlge.-Aar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19

Don'i PAY - for m Inferior elastic Truss
whcl the bvstls sOid IJr a. u lOMO1 :, 1lG BG4ad
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4 supreme Snitsfactton.-rhC bcauutGl SIX
a. lgd.s, old only " Elastic Truss Company 6s3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19

Monells Teathing Cordillis a benefit to babies
and blessing 10 mothers. 25e.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19

Mr. WIN>T1W'S SOOTHING SYRUP for caillr,n
tee hia- j. old ana ~ -tued rene ". Il na.stJoi
'ne tes. Of many tt-. a-d Wa ncy'l knpHu TO fan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19

Diseased cNcreIionr the aiouth. whicL pro-
cue dHr yea fcciu ana Ter - htt "a, are lua.4nly
rectcd py the use OF Mi, " MaeueslI.
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Brandy wine, ssatsssso. rye

nOur-Superhne. ~ 7Naa5 ~
LOTION lac market ma been eve, edirulv variabla
.oit ahu Whlc pOts have changed much. futures
wv p uL.cu Wldelv and sharply The influences at
1r nav "C.h main 81 Cuutlve and f1cult to
nerstnu or explain. To-day. spots weak. sales Obd
.vaiN,' ntostB ioi consumption tOr future delivery
LIZ Wet Wei. hlOt5-8's over Sale 10 600 bales,
@ WIN w, nhvers ~ II @J.a'c for Jnv II 2l.32c for
august IL lAl0' Tor September. IL ili2r for tcto-
9r' ~. for S9yember ia. tor Decemner. 1i)Sc.
W Jihu..t. II Vlbt. Tor Fcbrllrv. II e333c. Tor
Marfn, llsc for April II 132c for May and IL 32c
ilr JUG. Liverpool uarh steady midding upands,
nLa Mn IlnI
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Disease il hnrInisss when people protect
th.m..Nes WIN bloAAns llruoLlc soans. 81 J0nl u.
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IRRIED.

IristHd0ra'> Hair bye acts iu>tnutnnc0u-ly.
AlNays no Iuce- tne .lsllr. d.slr.n. 50 Jnnn u.