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ENGLAND.
FINANCE AND TIADE-FrxE ARTS CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION.

TO THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION.
LONDON. April 9, 1874
Nothing was doing at the stock Exchange today.
xiScIyG LANE
Trade in Mncing Lane remains tho same as last
week. and prices are favorable TO buyers There Is
some demand, partly speculative, for common brown
sugars at recovery from the late depressed quota
tons Coffee has experienced general decline. tho
creates, la being ordinary Jamaica many kinds Of
foreign fine Mysorc Large supplies however, found
buyers and yesterdays sales went with tar spirit
Tea y quiet and unchanged Rice has been moderately
sold on irmcr terms Spices cheaper
VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION
Mr. Jopling British superintendent the section Of
onc arts OF tho United States Centennial Exhibition,
Who sailed yesterday for Philadelphia, took nfty.six
water color drawings, many engrayings and srchisse
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United States Detective Finnigsn arrc led 10 this
city 10 day Charles d. wilkins, rseocesr Of ip,cr
nal revenue, Western district or Missouri Tor she
bezzlcment OF stamps amounting . $is,oa wilkins
lett Missouri eight or mir, month"; ago vent % New
York. thence to Australia arriving nersh fcoruary,
under the name OF Brown Wilson tie cams the en-
bczzIcmcnt was effected ny kuSordraios ~ his oacs,
and protested 4 willingness 70 re;rfl ard stand
fraL He will be taken HAst IN q few days.
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REMOVAL OF ARMY HEADQUARTERS

81. LouIs. Mo-, April 9, s'6
ordcrs wcrc received hero yesterday from General
Sherman 70 General whpplc. chief OF his stat 70 be-
Gin the removal OF the army headquarters ft"ash-
!ngfou at once. Preparations were commence mme-
s.,n,nr books. papers kc. were shipped. 1h acting
ecf ccrk will leave for Washington to-nieiHand tho
remainder OF the clerical force tomorrow venine
The officers Of the staH will leave here mas week
Pending Tho removal the business OF the hcaduarter
win be performed al the War Department IN Nash'ng
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IAr Board OF City Works. IN obed tho In
Traction gsanscd by the supreme Court prohibiting
sAsin from aulag food tho site Of the Hemp
s4 storage RESERVOIR 10 greater depth than twelve
~, have ordered that the gates shalt be opened and
hcvAttS reduced TO tho required depth Yesterday
thcfawAs nearly fourteen and half feet OF water the
dam The water will be gradually drained on.
be delivered Tor the cnys through the conGniL
The Corporation Counsel Is OF the OPINION that the city
can ~ ANY time complete the facing Of the dam with
out touching the appropriation OF $500 900 mado under
the 1874
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT,

n
CrvlcF ~ THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
yAsHiSGrox, April OIL A. N.
t Probabilities
JorS undav In inc South Atlantic Statcs, stationary
,r fang barometer and temperature northeast winds,
cloudy and rnsn
For tie Gnf ttates, northeast winds, vccrng TO
sou lhcast stationary followed by falling barometer,
warmer. partly cloudy or clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, tho upper lakes,
Upper xlsrssppi and Lower Missouri Valley, warmer,
nortnes< koutherly Winds stationary, followed by
fars parcme,er, clear partly cloudy weather and
possibly hght rain in Minnesota and local wind
s.crms II no Northwest
ros ma lover lakes and Middle States, northcriy
vinds ssst9niry barometer and temperature, with
ciarr w.asAer
For Sew England. rising barometer, northwest
wuds. csf srSr clearing weather
The MI Sr River will fall Cairo aud rise slightly
IRON Memphis TO vicksburg.
Castonesy sgnas are ordered for the upper lakes
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GREECE

THE TWO AMERICANS SAVED vr5N TIE ~rucK.
ArInw April 1, 1870
There were only two AnericaDs board the steamer
Asr'sens, sunk or Cnpo Malca
They were named Sangers ard Tigleworsh. Bott
were saved.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 9, 1875
CAPTAIN A. r. Rockwell assistant qunr'crmasstF,
will IN addition 70 his present duties, relieve Mapr
william Myers, quartcrmaster Of his duties as dcs
master and ouartermaslcr IN this city. First Lica'
tenants Edmund Rice 81 tho Finh Infantry; W. s. 4.
Cowcl,. of the sixth irfanry, and John Clagac, Of
Inc twelfth ,nfanyry BY direction OF the Sccrctar OF
war. are relieved from duty al Icavenworth Pron,
FOR, i,cavcnwortA, Kan, on recommendation o.'he
commanding ofpccr OF tho prison, and VIII Join heir
rcspc~tivc comt0niea
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A GREENHOUSE ACCIDEN'.

NEWPORT. r. L.. April s1s'c.
The boiler heating the greenhouse Of Mrs iaran
Stevens Of New York, At her summer rcsiderc here,
burst this evening, and u 10 feared that thcrop Of
mutt will be lost, owing 70 an inability 70 eat tho
house The explosion did not injurs ne builoG
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MI. MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

iExPHIs, Tenn, April 8, 1876.
Tho inHs' reports from below state that the over
fov sxtdos scvtnsy miles up the Arkansas River, 100
miles upf Nyts River. whc in front OF this city 1t
extend | Myiison forty miles distant. rnc sharp
decline q tina rso- at ST. Louis and Cairo today
causes "a ocsr. long planters, comparatively lew OF
sghoh 40 srftl any serious damage as yet except
Il. tho CON Nhtch Nis planted.
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ST. Jaxra, Mo-, April 9, 1874
The announcement Of Ne arrest Of Charles a.
wilkinson latc United Stairs collector Of this dsct
causes intense exctenens in mis- eity. Although tho
announcement was surprisextc some there were
very many who believed WIkuson vas
m this country and were ioobing or his arrest !,
confidently expected that wilkinson viii nuke clean
breast OF il anu throw much light the naericns Of
the whiskcy Ring in the Northwest
IL is reported sneenan the arsconire dislrler, viii
goou return.
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'urai designs md 1s7 oil paintings, OF which more
'nan 100 have been exhibited At the Royal Academy
Tho insurance value OF tho collection exceeds
S7s0.ooo.
Inc Council OF the Royal Academy contributed i'm
ponans selection from pictures for which diplomas
have been awarded.
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ssnfxcros Aigi t5Td
Commander Elias X. uAsn ara iaeutpans Com
mander smith S Nichols are ordered % EXAMINATION
for promotion. Assistant Surgeon i rsanr CAheii Il
ordered to the Naval Hospital At the Navy Ygri Mare
Island California ~. 4NN
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THE czAa ACKNOWLEDGES VICTORIA AS EMPIRES
OF INDIA
LONDON, April 8, 1876.
A telegram from ST. Petersburg says Russia recog-
nlzcs the fitness Of the title Of Empress OF India and
WILL Immediately after the issue OF Queen victora's
proclamation declaring the tisie, g,ve oflciai ex-
preston OF this view London.
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THE FARRADAY.

HALIFAX, X. s., ApriiS 1876
Tho cablc steamer Farraday sailed TO-DAY 20 repair
the damage TO tho direct cable.
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HOW TO RELIEVE TIN xHxp1yE

HOW 10 RELIEVE THE KHEDIvE
PARIS, April 8. 1870
Inc Aessege~ dc Pars IN article on the Egyptian
nnanoia quesiion says England and France isolated
cannot bring about DEFINITE result They must act In
concert n
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s.ky IN cuere-~.

wAsurxGroS, April q 49,.
William o. 4 vcr,s convicted In St. Louis Of being
competed wn tho wbiskey frauds, was tonight mr.
rested By rs Ff~r states Marshal and committed TO
Jai 10 await 81. propcr papers Tor his removal to St.
Louix HIS ~ tcry furictcd.
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THE BosS1ASs ACCUSED OF GROSS ATROCITIES.
VIENNA April s. 1875

THE BosSIANs ACCUSED OF GROSS ATROCITIES.
VIENNA April s, 1875
The Political Correspondence (ncwspapcr) publishes,
from reliable sources, some extraordinary details of
atrocities committed by the Bosnian insurgents upon
the Mohammedan and Christian inhabitants for refusing
10 tako part In the insurrection. IL alleged that
several villages in Chieona have been destroyed by
IRE. and that two eendarmcs and Turkish hotel
keeper. with his wife and tour children, were burnt
fyERIxGs cHRrsrnxs
Il IL also stated that Christian who pcrsistensiy
refused 70 obey the nunctions Of tho insurgents
masncDed with his whole family.
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS SLAIN
amer cnumerntng other instances Of atrocities the
paper proceeds relate that party OF insurgents
made q raid on the Kroupa districts setting FIRE to
200 houses IN Pasnza and killing than 200
cent persons. Christians suncr equally with Moham-
medanS
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DIS large OF LEWIS RINDsKoPF FOR ALLEGED
-1IPoRrED TAMPERrNG WITH JURORS
IN vHt xuNSxxAcHER CASE

= @L"AChkk, Wis, April B. 1876.
In the cs~ Of lewis Rndskopf. whore the defendant
was ehsrs'i With making Illicit wniskcy during the
'o'y u'e YES under indictment and held under
num0cr diusrent charges involving his entire
pfoPc'is' NnmsHoner Bloodgood to-day ordered tho
aeisnaaht % e'ss earged the evidence having failed
~ vross ,siiaQt. or that Rndskopf was privy to
sas sAnus ~ a'sFicry having been carried on since
s1esooet shf ~ ~otner person. Three tcamstcrs
.n~ee ~ pp Itch kindskopf was arrested Two
=. 1850 "hn' ~ ve since disappeared, and the evil
eenco ~ tn ipfyf valuccss -
~ epfreAtix q rted tonight that an attempt has
-. 80, = imper with Jurors in the Nunuc-
'"ss'. nss Msn las been prolonged fourteen DAYS
"ro Z nov n ffftrr ng conclusion. -
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- wEArHEn YrsrrBpAY.

Ths foilorsss record will show shc changes IN the
temperatures isr the twenty-fous hours In CON-
rarson with tho corresponding date OF hast year. as
indicated By ITO thermometer at Hudnurs Pharmacy
HxzArp rrt,dtur.-
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FRANCE.

AN oRLEANIsr SENATOR UNsEArzD-rHH POLICY
TOWARD EGYPT.
vERsAnLEs, April 9. 1876.
Tho Senate TO-DAY declared invalid the election OF II
Fsrre, Orleanisl
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RrcnRn or TILE YEAR.

Second number nearly ready Of the new monthly maga-
dine or diary important aud popular
rent MISCELLANY prose and The magazine
succe.s Of modern times everybody who aces 10 Il delighted
win H. aud thousands aud thousands being sold.
80 Price. so ccntA
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A-BRoxCHlxE, THE BEST AND most Ap.
rk2yaD EEAEpy r3k sKoScliaris cAIARniI.
RELIEF MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ~ BEAVER
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@. ". CARLETON 4 CO.. Publisher.
Madison saunre. New York
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COUGHS, COLDS RELIEVED BY BALSAM or
Uo>Fy ASp roLU. HARrNErrS Bible House Pharma CIV
Camphpr NJ wholesale.
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A-LIGHT HATS FOR SPRING WEAR AND
light prices for nrst article filing EsPENS-
cHhiDs establishments No us Nassau with
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CANCER SUCCESSFULLY REMovED-wITHOUr
knife, caustic poisonous minerals
DR., BROWN 4 STODDAKD No West 14th AZ
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TEE BOSNIAN INsunREcr1oN ExrENpno-Aus-

The outbreak OF war bctween Servia and TURKEY
is considered certain within a fortnight.
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Tho Scrvians and Bosnians Resolute for
War with the Sultan.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THB CENTENNIAL,
Russia Acknowledges the Empress
Ruler Of India.
GERMANY.

AH@ G~rGooh " hUss1AS VISIT TO THE KAI-
sER--MAY CONFER ABOUT THE ''srck MAN
NATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS roB THE AMxnr-
CAN CENTENNIAL-wHAr THE EMPRESS WILL
SEND.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD III CABLE. I
BERLIN, April S. 1875.
The Gar Alexander Of Russia will arrive In this
city on the 9th Of May, and stay two days.
THE QUESTION or THE BAsr
Conferences on the Eastern question are ex-
pected A semi-ofncial explanation BY the London
Cabinet removes the great irritation which has pre-
vailed in St Petersburg respecting Premier Dis
raeis remarks relative to Russia and India, uttered
during the Parliamentary debate on the Royal Titles
bill.
PREPARING For PHILADELPHIA.
The government IL occupied I'm arranging caSa-
logue for the German division OF the American Gen.
tennial Exhibition. Professor Renaux, director OF
the Geivcrbe Academy has been appointed Presi-
dent OF the German Jury Of the Exhibition.
THE EMPRESS CONTRIBUTION.
Empress Augusta Of Germany has ordered the
OF magnificent album for Philadelphia,
containing photographs Of all the charitable institu
tons under her protection.
THE MUSIC.
The negotiations for the engagement Of Bise's
band have been broken of. The committee will
probably engage the celebrated band OF the Thirty
eighth regiment OF infantry which gained the prize
at the Paris Exposition.
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DYEING AND CLEANING. YORK DYEIN0
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN ISLAND.
onicesS Duane ST. 7as Broadway $40 9th av York;
16i and 1858 Picrrepont ST. Brooklyn ~ North Sth Al
Philadelphia Established 81 years .
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
Ready this morning.
THE ONE FAIR WOMAN

READY TINS morning.
THE ONE FAIR WOMAN.
A fascinating novel by Joaquin Miller One o. the
written The scenes laid chicny
the Of the Mediterranean and sboundng IN pic
turcsquc sketches Of Italian life " ssenoa Naples Rome
Milan Como Venice, &c. Beautifully printed. with ex-
anse Initial letters Of Egyptian aud Pompeiian
designs - Price, 81
TIE TWO BARBARAS.
capital new novel by Grace Mortimer. whose shnrt
have been immensely popular In the best weekly
papers. - Price. 81 80.
OUR CHILDREN.
An book for and guardians; RuidA
ING them in The delicate difficult responsibilities OF rear
ing young people. physically and mentally BY Dr. A. X
Gardner. - Price, r.
Nearly ready.
ONE NIGHTS MySTEnY. A new novel BY Msy Agnes
Fleming, author Of tiny Earlscourt's Wife-"
sEAwEED, WHAT WE SEED. AND PARODIEs BIZ
JOHN PAUL. Two comic books by u H. Wobo. tine
funny Of the New York Trbunc.')
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DAvID'S SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMENsS
HArs ready inspection and sale at his salesroom
2ov1a broadway. near Duane
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DYSPEPSIA--EAr WITHOUT FEAR OF WIND.
aridity heartburn. by taking On SuARrs DysPYrsiA
FILta HARTNETTS tBihlc Housed pharmacy.
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ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call Tor and deliver
goods; work surpassed by none Onices-36 broadway.
near I'D 1876 9th av 18th 276 9Th av near
N - -
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THE RUSSIAN MISSION rRUrTLKss.
RAeusA, April 8, 1876.
Advices from Sciavopic sources have been received
here confirming the report Of the rupture Of the
ference ut Sutlorina
The insurgents gave the Russian agent tho re-
ply as was given TO Baron Rodich
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ALL EXPERIENCED H0UsEKEEpERS BUY AT
r. d. BAssFOkD'S old established House Furnishing
stores. Cooper Institute New-York
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TRAN REPORT OF BATTLE.
VIENNA, April 8, 1870
The TagblaH has advices from Bosnia which assert
that-tho insarssesioa that province Is spreading
Tho district OF Bsca has joinrd rssA.-
ing is reported there yesterday.
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ALL KINDS KITCHEN COOKING UTENSILS AMI
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HALEs HONEY OF noREHoUND AxD TAR FOL

\ And all lung diseases = complete H.
PiKr's IoornsruE DRoy~ IN one minute
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ALL OUR CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY, CUT.
ery silver Tin Iron woodenware and
per cent reduction bargains in FIRST class goods
T. " bAsSFOKDS, Copper Institute. New York.
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No othcr sowing machine the world has ~automa
tension" other OF Its characteristic features
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'zTrTIoS ron THE PARDON OF MAauInE.

ST. LOUIS, April s, 1915
\ rison was put In circulation this afternoon and
SIG y by many loading citizens and It Is said by tho
co, ~ for the government asking President Grant to
pat r. coussantnc Mcguire. who was sentenced TO-
gay ana project is on foot 10 raise subscription to
pas Us hnc
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A-RUPTuRE CURED BY DR. MARSH tPRINCI-
pal OF late Marsh b Coz his old Office No vesey
Aston House. No uptown branch.
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TURKEY.

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE MsuR-
GENT PROVINCES YAu-A FIERCE wAR M
MINENT.
VIENNA, April 8, 1876.
The peace negotiations in Herzegovina have
failed.
CAMPAIGN IN BOSNIA.
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THE REBEL PREPARATIONS FOB RENEWAL OF
THE WAR.

VIENNA, April ., 100
1t is asserted that the insurgcnt chiefs have lett SUIT
lorna and rejoincd their bands They intend to re-
sumo hostiltics against the Turks the 1lth inst,
when the expires.
ENVOY AWAY.
Baron Rodich has returned to Rsgusa
Tho Political Correspondence, OF this city, corrccts
the assertion that the negotiations with the insurgent
leaders have fallen through II they stil being
carried on and it hoped they will finally lead to the
desired result
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DOWN TOWN DEP0T.-sMlTiI's HOMEOPATHIC
Remedies, Patent Medicines; Diamond, blonde, &C.
Powders: Helmholds SnrsapnrilIa U0c a. Maiden lane
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A-RENEMBER wIsrARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY when yon require remedy a cough cold
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1s'H 1oH>iSuiNu th RFiLENlSAiNU lnElh
houses will save money by purchasing here Kitchen Out
n's from ~ bnner sets. 100 pieces Sl6 O Rergcra
TORS rom - up ariware. silver China. Cutlery, Crock
c. Slss,wnre IN and Iron Goods equally cheap nj d.
BASSFOkDS Cooper Institute, New York Cali or send
stamp for illustrated catalogue and pvice list
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Awarded tho grand Gold Medal Of Progress" Of :
American institute. November 1872 and the Scott Lega
Medal.n OF tho Franklin Institute. October. 1875.
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A.-SKIN DISEASES a SPECfALTY-ECZEMA
ringworm, sycosis. ackhcads flesh worms pinp
other ernptons. resness unfimely
moth paches reckes moles and cured by DR.
H. o. PERRY. dermatoogst No. ~ bond 81. New York.
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THE TWO BARBAR.
orr cIfILDREN.

Nchry rrhns.
ONE NIGHTS MYSTEnY novel By May Agnes
Fleming, author OF tiny Eariscourts Wife"
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WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
tslS Rroadwar. Gunner Bond Il
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EXERCISE, HEALTH, AMUSEMENT.-J. WOODS
Gymnasium. No. East 18th Open day evening
Boxing, Fencing, Private Training, Baths, &c send for
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A-SCALP DlsEASES-DANDRuFF, IRRITATION.
itching erupve sesp Diseases falling los brit.
lie, fading ard premssureiy gray hair cured ~ Dr. D. q.
FERRY No. 20 Bond o.. New York.
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A CAMPAIGN IN BOSNIA
sERvIA READY

Ctr sa-----~rA s>~sfgcnts, e. n---s- 100 5eoPeneu
the campaign against the Sultan.
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1C10 -REcORD or HfiE YEAR
1910. The very best Magazine Of tho day.
Evssybedy should havs cory. fsscs " ssnts
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Noble County Items.

Republican, 14M inst BURNED TO
DEATH Laura Bell, aged three years,
daughter of Thomas McVicker, of
Wayne township, while playing around
the stove, September 1st, caught her
garments on Gre and before assistance
could be rt tfiaiGfeti, was burned So badly
that she died in few hours.
A daughter of David Young's, who
resides in Olive. township, aged about
fifteen years, last Thursday, fell from a
horse which she was riding, ard when
assistance reached the ground, it was
found she was dead. A physician being
called, heart disease was pronounced
the cause of her early demise.
AN APPLE TREE in Center town.
ship, on the farm of William Lanam,
stands an apple tree of the vandever
species, twenty-five years old, and about
eighteen feet high, that covers one hun
dred and seventy-four feet of ground
with its branches. This year it bears a
crop of apples that will reach at least
fifty bushels.
The Republican Convention held at
Barnesville, last Wednesday, for the
purpose of putting in the field candi-
date for Judge, by a vote of 90 to 81,
failed to nominate. This leaves the
field open to VIM. Okey of Woodsfield,
the regular nominee, and R E Cham
5ers, Democratic boiling candidate
Both are good men, we have no doubt,
for the position, but expect Okey will
come out of the fight with united
Monroe vote, which will elect him over
Chambers, with divided vote of Bel
mont.