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RUSSIAN ATlOClTIE5.
L STATEMENT NJ THE sulILiME rOAr1 TO lIa
FuIEldM MtAtsTEHs.

FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
l,sspateh IN Lna.fon 7fmfs
PAINS, July a4.-A dispatch lrom the Porte to
thc Ottoman Embassy, .latcl yesterday, says,
t.runa txlcs confirms ull thr Garhatltlss formerly
rcporlc4 committed ny th9 liussans and l'u]xaFt.
e. s1f a. Ss
tnY ct ! nlosgue In which tho Inhabitants 1T
iism.i lien! had taken s:tase: 4nd who
their prisoners Oh pain Ut death to dr. gu thc o..
lon,sh trus,ns .cnt tu rescue tncM. The Anshs.
stsan r..aa h. f. tbs Mm:;s'
submission to ths ius.,a,4s, seven Of them weru
sf. ta va Sy IT, ss s
tainea y aecusatcly. ~ possible the nun.
hcr e hou:ss eatat and Hn';aiman: MAJ, :.
tho Villages which has. must suffered from ths
eucmY' !nsa.iun, aud tho result l. this; ~ bstak
si.toss.. is0 huu.s. h.vu becu t1-asd. and :::oo
n,sn aud 800 women hare been killed; seven in-
9.S.n g.. r. g ayf i: :si.;s ss
aG:U houses hive been .,nrned. 100 n!en aud l.:1o
wolnru h4,s uHtn killed. ONLY one prt.oa T.
Uonnas 100 nuuss. have betu burned. 200 mrn aud
3uU women killed; Two pcrsoIs escaplng deall.
AZ kes1aubol l.'a houses hase oeen 1uFnG sna Wy
Is,ttoye.l; 10 urn and .o} ~omva pstts1cd: only
1Ss iSs 'ts. aou~. % ssss ds.ttyysd; s;S .asn sai
400 women, pesishesl; three only survived.
hs p shs ,:.r, IT, the xsn a be<a
serted befosu thu asriT4i Of tae sncnly: At
Trani,a iluari. 10; At HeFan 30; ~; .t ndalai'
4 :. Sts soo OIL n1 hesse.
G:0' Furty of nfty more mixed villages: each
nn.'a .a, 81 i sSass - no H. Ea..
you will pcrrel,e That taeso terrible figures sts
must efnsbpg tast!n~py u tho Psi1less cruelty OF
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GREAT BRITAIN.
APPOINTMENT.


LONDON, Aug. l9.-FrclcrIck A. Stanley,
n}ctl,hcr of Parliament fur. North Lancashire,
SUCCEEDS William Ii. Smith "a Secretary of uar
Treasury.
JOHN nnIGtiT'8 SPEECH.
tbrrrstsandtats !Stp Yart 1imss.
LONDON, Juty aL-rwu l.a'lcrs Of the Onro-
slti',u spoke ut public psaccaycstcr1ay In refer
rnce to the war. The Marquis of Huntington
received tltu frcelosu of tho ac!eut company Ut
Fi:hn,ol,re.s IN tls Ctty Ut London; aai VI:
bradford. Loni harrington said the Liberal
[,arty, which he A4s tho honor to lead
II. tito liuuas u Commons, lase never denied
that esays Interest. .o, arc ,v, iny.'ssa ana n,tl
bc tlceessary to defend thosu lntetrhts. Al tho
sumo tune they believed that Englatnl's posi-
uuu would onlY W weakencl By premature
tutrFfg9cncc until thcy knew hux thctE ihtcrests
wesu likely to bu elected und " what why tlsy
were to bc dealt with. tic mud hss friend, i.or.l
Granville twtIo sat by the side uf the sueakcr),
llat st.lyen to ketp ths Eastern 4usstinn out Ut
tue domain Ut PARTY politics. Al liradforl sr.
bright gave hls eager listeners son. wcll.seieet"
cl Illustrations VI tho blessings Ut neutrality.
Amuu;s tllcul tue following Will hare Il peculiar
intercSt fur America:
Sow aa5isx ~, tine ther W. anS!hsf ht \ g'ss
laiixd & III ssass. . YOU ieu,cIber whss toox o. y psS
tnsn. There was = war party hets. soMs wanting
to coaescu with the Enpstor Of lhe French 10 ac-
make slsssfy psEpetua. sn1 satsr ulo disastrous
compact To- opp1ss thu Erc4i power VI tIr Sufth;
II VIZ hid lous 3hai Ws should not have succeeded
IL s.taL.hlux the slasu Tor thc xstas
and worthy ar,utes ot &he Sorth, left to hvmseles,
would have fuusht out the struggle; Il any Power
Of Eurous h14 lateEfrfed uos ona Mtl!ion VI mcn
would bsyG been in tho field: tut Mi!1.uH murn
would have entered ia,o II. war1het the conttd-
this would haYs tsen certain: the twenty y tnIrsy
millions In the Nofthssn st!tes would Lave
been forever 1t hohlillky with this country,
aud tho bfotheth1ot -, between a that psopIs, :p,,
have been postponed for MAnY generations.
icleess.I We'll. now. IN theae cases. you sss,
war Wa ayoIusd. j. tle.s one single t,Ian in thu
United Kiugtlum outside bedIau. ll4ughsyt| t|-aud
/ doubt II there b. one Inside It frenswed laugh
tesI-who Fryrets las eoassp Of reatsa!l&y vi h!ch
a*sy's I'D iss %se?s u s' us* s,ss
suspicion II ous ti.ns about tho tutled states aud
Caual4, and W know, and every Oils knoss, hat
If lhs Cuitvd States we're unjust enough to ta>tds
Cauaua with tavis ~. eD oo5of population exatust
the !, 00v, 0O0 in Can.ds, they Gould eaA1y pss4
thu boundary and occupy tho Canadian territory;
kJfustiteatlons which w. Or thar la t*nAdn could
sst.o could prevent that result. but uas people u
ths United stAsas afs not party af ahlsrsa AID
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WISCONSIN,.
Special Nspatehes 10 7At Tribune.
WAuKEs1lA, Aur. 1t.-Oats never better
No threshng. Winter whcat, re, spring
wheat, and barley all harvested In good eoulI-
ttnn. No grim moving.
srRlN0PlkLp, Walworth Co., Wis, Aug. IT,
Oats nearly all cut, and the yicfti Is tnurf lasgcr
than last scar. a 1argc erop Of tlnlnthy seed
has hcen harvested. The bulk Of It will 6c sold
to 70 East. as 1t IL murf sought after there.
Corn Ia suffering Tor rain, and unless copiou.
showers como within few days tho crop Will
scarcely escape the frost, md will be Under tho
average yield. Wheat Is better tlan for acv-
eral years past. No apples.
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EEHltASkA.
Special DisDatcht* ~ 3Ae Tribune.
St. PAUL, Howard Co., Aug. ll.-Ilarycstfng
donc; thrcsltng commenced. Rye yielding from
forty-1ge to fifty busels per nero; wheat twe1l-
~ bushels. Corn pronllscs well.
N1ouRA1sA. Knox Cu., Aug. 1l.-Nhcat near
y all cut; very ltttlo stacked yet; yield very
heayy; no thrcshiug. Corn backward, but look
lug Tine.
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Special Nspatca 10 7hs 75t5nns,
8UsANs1Lt.R, Lassen Co., Aug. 1l.-Wintcr
wheat averaged to thu acre twenty to twenty
tyo bushels in t'!s rounty. Quality good.
WcAtAer llnc Iufipg harvest.
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OHIO.


Speeful DtsoatrAe4 fo 1Af Tribune.
CAMrnxLt.sTowH, Prcb1o Co., Aug. 11.-Thc
new crop Of wheat Is moving quito freely at
tl.15. Oats very heavy. Timothy cut most'y
fur llay, Coru suffering badly for rain. Flax
ycry g14,d, and seed sctlinE At 81 per brs!,cl.
WOOSTER. Wsrne Gu, Aug. 11.-Oats aycraQ-
ing f3ty bushels to tho nrrc. So,nu farmers
thrcsh!nE. wheat, but the majority arc holding.
Euru needs Ea1n badly.
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Special lEspdtcAta 10 TIE Tribune.
sALEM, WasLlnQton Co., Aug. 11.-Oats all
harvested and partly shreshcd; turning out
splendtlty. Timothy seed verr heavy. Wheat
tliresblng for two weeks; ab.,nt one-thirl Of tho
farmers shipping from tho machine, tho rest
holding for higher prices. Prospect now for
corn except on bott0Hl-lan,ls, Ia for full CROP
RocKponr, Spencer Co.. Aug. 1l.-Uats cut
and very tnr. Wheat and oats being thresled.
Farmers selling rapidly. Corn caring ous splcn-
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Gprcfa1 TH*pifrh to Ias Tribune,
TRINITY Mills Dallas Co., Aug. 1l.-Whcat
MI thrcshrd; yielding not over tcn buslcls to
tie acsc. Oats Kood-suruny ont nearly fifty
hnshe!s uood wl'cat eo!uE, rapidly to market.
Ing back Tor better prices,
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hfTNNESOlxA.

6osctdl hstMsth 10 TIE T,fbnne.
DLooMlNa 0NoyB. WaHcea Co., Aug. H.
Harvest under full lva.1way. Spring wl4ca. aud
outs pronlse an enormous yield. The ',oppcrs
have dole so,ue little damage IN the south part
of tue county. Weather wurm anu dry.
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THE WEATHER.

WAsuiao7os, D. c.. Aug. 1871 T. m.-For
tho Lakr ltcyion, southwest to northwest winds,
stationary Or lower temperature, higher pres.
sure, cloudy wcathcr, and local rains, followed
BY clear wvatAcr.
LOCAL onsx6F AJloxs.
EUtutnn Aun
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ARMENIA.
TUE BATTLES or TAll1H, KllAuAN, AND zEW1N

CAuP, zEw,s Doox, JUNG ao.--l find it quito
finposstb1c to ob.ain apy uccuta,r tufor,nat[ouas
tn bc T,,rklsh tossca nj ,ho ha,,t, a, Tublr All
tuo u'a's" 'o.s' ~ Wv o1s'4e ~ 41..' ~
personal stall Vt the COMMANDMENT. Cltcf, and
Ahmed Mukhtar l'asha's dispatches themselves,
arf, directly rontru,,tetury tu the opin,on formel
:. q. s,t, E.,,,,1 :,,,, ,,,vs.If m h.. ha.,ia-
" et A'"ou no."oa'' Nv. " ~, iuo oa''4o
aeld ana almost ts'I1ptetl u d1be'icse Tue oV!-
dcnct of my own senses, aud to aeccIt as fact
tle statement. now officially put forwarl. that
III. Turts did not lose Il sinrla prisoner or a
sMR4o eun' ~ ~" ''at"'S tssoneAe tals WI"
tue sight saw otl the lbth OF june, when tie
Russian cavalry, charging up tue slope, werc
.. ,,..,.,".. $500. ...s.,, 49,. '"e 49,.
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Sprciat Nspdfca :: III: Tribune,
hAHnLx HILL, lollnycr Co., Aug. 11.-Oats
harvested good. Very ifttlu whcut being ship
ped, Corn }Iaa c0llle out wonderfully within
tAu last three wecka, and WI shalt AaYe q fair
crop.
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!Sptrtai M;pitta 10 71s 7f11Nnt.
KlRwis, Phelps Co., Aug. 11.-Fall wheat
threshel. SprlpE Or crass wheat Is our best
variety, anl 10 yielding by machine measure
twcnty.c'ght bushels. One man reported forty
bushels BY weight. Barley hcayy. Some tnltnl-
gratlou. Lots OF room fur more.
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age here Ind ali interview wifi, the Grand Duke
Nicholas Thursday. lie admitted that his
troops were sotnewlat demora11zcd, and sai.i
there Was no probability Ut 4 resumption Of
operations for three weeks, when LIE would hare
reinforcement Of 10000 men.
CIIoLEnA.
1t IL runored that the cholera has appeared
in the Russian campo.
DENIAL.
New YonK, Aug. l3.-Thc Turkish Legation
denies that recruiting Is goinE On In ttlis city,
and adds: "Thc Sublime Porte intends, ~ 1t
has done heretofore, to respect scruputuusly
the neutrality Of this United ssatc., being DE-
strous to prctcrvc intact relations upon which
which II has afways set the highest raiue."
sTAnyiN0 THuusASps.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-EtGht thousand htarvtng
Bulgarian refugees are in Sclri.
slCKNEss.
There nrc heavy and continuous rains, which
must greatly conduec " spread sickness in tic
army.
GREECE.
The public mind in Greece Is very uneasy.
The people arc weary Of watching tho fortunes
OF the Russian campaign. Tue departure Vi
troops to the frontier continues amid much en-
thusiasm. The King Will lold d review ut
Laiula. Two pruesiau Generals, (nyitcu to takc
command, have declined.
HEYr0ExB.
The Mussulman refugees in Constanttnoplc
from tie fnya1ed districts arc Estimated at 3D.
900.
sAMIAH.
Prince Aristarchf, Of salnos, has been banistcd
for alleged plotting for thu restoration uf cx.
8ultau Murad.
nE1NroRcENHxrs.
The Turkish troops withdrawn from the Cau-
ensus hare arr,ycd al Tarna, rclnforetncf
Mchcmct All and Sulctman rasha. The la,ters
army will ho increased to 70,000 men. 4 third
Will rcmaln ut Alrianuptc, and the othcrs will
cross tho balkans.
In Gambia tho Turkisl, troops arc retiring to
has escaped into Bosnla FROM the Austrians.
agrHEATtsd.
The 1sussiaus are rctreutIng from kalofcr and
kaIova.
Unca.incss at pcra Is abatlug. The British
Cuuboat has left there.
TERRIBLE.
4 Constantiuople correspondent telcErarhs
via Syra: IA civil war Of determination Is being
carried GU at Eskl eaghra. All the nalc Chris
thAn natlvo population Las been scu-
tcnced TO death by tho Turkish Gen.
cral, tic news has lecn brought By
two american missionaries protcctcl by Turkish
friends. Every nlale Bulgarian Ia ACCUSED Ut By
NJ either spy or an open enemy. karabuncr
scrowdod With fugItycs. Thesu is. ouly one
well In the place, anu tEiurc arr It, ,0UO troops
there. Wounded, sick. and fugitlycs arc perish
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nM.t: gar. ~ A. V!.a: IA. n.aiat1T;
,i,iss. r.. %:N Il q i; Ss.G.. |:.": F:ir:
a.aap. III. 16t u h1 n. ". ftnsh ..f... jlt0udy,
IC.;s sSSS: H. H. st 8 i ". ". f!s:h ffFs:hh: :Gis
Maximum shcElnometer. Sat minimum, a.
lkxkRAL DB:kRSATl0ku.
CulcAuo, Aug. i3-Nldnlghs-
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LONDON, Aug. la.-Frc1crlck A. stan'c,
n,ct.bcr Ut Parliament r.Nurlh Lancashire
succeeds William, Ii. Smith as Secretary of A
Treasury.
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vEGETINE
Purihes the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the
Whole System.
It's kodlclna! Properties are AIisra.
tive, Tonic, Solvent and DiuretIc.

-.vEGEIINEis made exclusively from the ju,ces
o. carefully selected harks roots and herbs ana
- strongly concentrated that il viii erectuaIy
Ias scrOfu1Oua HumOr. rumors. can.
Ger. CencerOus lAmnsOrs ErysfDcias.
Selt xneum, Syphfiitic Dise = scs.
Canker. fstmtnces M she stomach, and
Al diseases that arise from impure blood. sciat.
ecas tmmnmmasory and thronIc " lscr.
mausm; Neuralgia. Cont and spinal
shranl P.a ~ - can only Be efectuaily cured
For Ulcers and Erupsive Dase.ses AZ the
S..ns Pustules. Ffmpies, Blotc hes,
soils. letter. ScnId -uiead ana alf0r.
VOTING vEGETiNE has never tailed 10 effect
Fos Pa1ns In the Rack. Kiduey Com.
PIasuess Dropsy, Female Weskncss.
keucorrhGa, arising from Internal Iteration
e sl..l uterine diseases and General Debiiisy.
y EuLIINk acts directly upon the causes u
tnese complaints. II iUigoratsS and tsre q thens
s ~ mn1 ne sen ac upon he secreiiye organs
For Cssssrh. Dyspcpsia. u. bssu.I Coz.
Headache, piles. TNcrvousnc.s .nS
General Proeeraeson4 0f 1aas NervOus
yyote01. no medicine has given such perfect sat
lsiaction a. the NEGEIi NJ. M uri6c. the blood.
cleanses al OF the organs. and po-ses~es a con,
Lrolng power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cnres erected BY vFGETryE
lave induced many phvslQlsns and npothecaries
wnom W. Know 20 prescribe and use Il In their
Il act svifsdrrS !. The best remedy i, a..
;ovecl for Ne y ovs dl.eA1es ana n M only re-
i q r. BLOOD PuHlFlElsl si placed before
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This nation Of enlightened freemcn. rs..
cauYn ~ the |cQrnerrtone and fo,uaJxfion AZ I'M
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individual gain incroasw pubic gain. Upon w
health o. the people n based Inc ~ s''s
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enhanced Health II essential 10 the arcomnl,spy
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the BEST Intentions and Hottest aims Un,o ~
are committed hnprtant health trusts wb;a ~
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,Pefemvent Importance q every person MOI
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~ t,eert Of preserving healths nprc uicntif-
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~ 4. V. Pierce, N. d., uefgIiuffhlo. n. v. n !.
volume o. over nine hundred large pages. IL
~ oywrtvo nnded andleishty-two
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70 not rack Z with violent purrativcrs, or pcr.
msnen.ly impair ~ tone with iadigcsti bic drug.
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your liver out Of order, your frame dcbitated'
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IN solution and those ingredients nre the most
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vegetable Kingdom and medical science applies
70 the cure Of disease. "ff''-
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isa compound EXTRACTED fRon baras, rcot.
ana herbs. IT'S Natures REMEDY II + perfccfly
harmless from any bad enoet upjh the system. Il
4 nonrishing and strengthening. II ~. directly
upon the blood. - quicts the nervous system Il
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VEGEriSE. for the complaints Tor which II Il
recommended, II having larger sale throughout
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WY vegctinc will Cure these Conn.
Cannof De E.rcciscd.
cHARLrsrowx. Mass. March 10, 1907
Dear sIr--This Il II certify that have used tour
Blood Preparation IA my family for several years
and think that. for Scroiula or Cankerous Iumors
O. rheumatic affections. II be excclled and
plOod purtncr and spring medicine II IL the best
ming have ever used. and have used almost every
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Rachel. Il il too had 70 mt -. ;,
all this trouble. and vor Lna ~ :
hardly hold' mn he.d 'rwsss ~" : -
Thus spoke Mrs. Smith. Ia 4 peev;sl
voice, to quist-lookino domestic W.
had been called up from the Kitchen =
supply some unim portsnt Omission i
the breakfast Arrangement. n
Rachel looked hurt ana rebnted ~,
made no reply.
"How could Won sneak IN that ~ J.
Rachel. Lucinda?r Mr. smith ga -
soon - the domestic ksd ,r;tb.,----r =
"If you felt As do. Mr. Smith ~,
would speak cross. tooiv. NJ { IA, yvs
replied ! little va.mlv-. az a., ~.
like q rag, and nv head aches - = ~; =
would burst.,' 80 = =
II know you feel badly .cd
very sorry for IL. But I snppose Il =
6 easy % speak kindly q harshlv'
Rachel is very attentive and ahi;c;rg
and should be borne With in occe 4 ;onssi
omissions, which Won. 81 course kna~,
are not willful." 80"
sit i essv enonSh a. rvs.oh :,
torted Mrs. Smith. whose fanca- 49,
bodily lassitude and pain. was Il or;ts
an irritable state. The reader ~; =; 80 -.
derstand, at least. ono Of the reasons Y. -
this, when he = told a. tbe scsne 49,
presented occurred durinc tba lee -
pressive week In August X
Mr.. Smith sSfd ~ r,c,,. K.ua
that to do 50 would only be to provoke
instead Of quieting his wile's iIl.humor
The morning meal went by in silence. |
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The Oldest harp in Europe, IL not
IN the world, Is TO. be seen at Trinity
College, Dublin. Il Is said TO have be-
longed to King Brian Borromh, in the
tenth century.
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EVERYBODY knows whit a plaster 4 hrt g.
know a. yet the greatly superior curative mon
erties OF COLLINS voIrAIc PLAsrrRs. They ars
more effective than ANY heretofore in ne ana
combine the great advantages Of electricity with
fragrant balsams. -
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M CARRIE '. wHxELKR
ThroQRh the sunscys scas III splcuior-- "a
Wiiis lands a <<cS; 6ris2I fc6 u d0tser 80
Golden glorics namc and fall:
snsSs s,Rs e~ y re & 1900
Footsteps follow. far % voices, N4
Coming gong Airsly call Y ~ y
Balm, and dew. and budding flowers.
Erim these golden spring tile hours;
Robins carol, sweet Winds whisper;
softly sighs tho silver rain .t. N,
But the voices coming, going. ta
white hands waving. bright robes Moving.
Haunt me-, while the rad1aDtfacco t1Nt A. ~
" the vraiths seek in vain.
yoLUsIA, MY.
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Gires Health, strength and Appe.
fife.

NY daughter has received great bcnent rom the
use u thc vLGErINE. Her declining health was
source ~ great anxiety 10 nl of her friends few
bottles " the vEGETINE restored her health.
strength and appetite.
n. If TIIDEN
Insurance. aud Zeal Estate Agent
No, ~ sears Building Doston. Mass.
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softly sighs tho silver rain \ w NJ n
W. @Sa ss ss ss'ss: . sss ssSs
AAsS r., me- rAls me s. rsa =
voLUuA. MY.
VelhisisktESAoxs.
Br1M. WHITING.
4 sIlvasaaass q Fire.
x f:ss ss 's:s . s;s;: sssI .nBl
In torrents Of fame did now.g
twas age Of Mollusks.
when snth e. ss sisi ss ssi s sss sy..s.
With the musse much mos1cr az 4
BY the sad sea waves sang low. a
runp AsE.
Hvas IN age Of Fishes. vow0j
when nf IL 'V max fs, ma f &: Gar dsA syl
T s"s@ M about Sssa s sssi yam: and Nv.
FOURTH AGE. 1 III
twas age OF Carbons. All
Long. long years ago,
Ana sfe other NE l pisn "a an aes pns''A
Were made into Goa. you know.
ft.kAt} Ayur1uu. ar rsusf
Iprxr .i "a : e: i; So ssssss:sss's'rM
Ne n en- ' ssI ,sss n IS T,n,n.
A. s9a ab sss sd PsT';Sass s'I
Danced in ine mocnbean's glow
SIXTH AGE.
II WAS age Of Mammals. IL
Long, long years ago. -t a
When the wild mastodon. :
With his paint on.
The behemoth wooed,
And the mammoth sued. =
Where glaciers did 20.
SEVENTH AGE. H.
e 10 the age Of Mani 4
Now tell me. II y0u can.
Why NO more on the hills
March the pterodactylss Il
, y Why The ancient tapirs.t J,
il nroue - the morning vapors
Chase not the whale. | q
q Or TIE spostive snaf .rr =
s4wN And when men haogene, N
1865 WHAT next will come +
This peculiar earth. g
Which had its birth.
- AsyORkurely know. 81
<X~ = 80 Ia ~ re q 6ro.4 -
Long years Ago
ress long agos
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piece Of ground and the buildings, are
owned by Judge Gilbert, Of 81. Mary's,
No., father of Messrs. W. Il, and NJ. L.
Gilbert, OF this city. The lot and
houses are now In the hands OF Valen-
tine Resch, who has leased them, and
who rents the business stands 10 the
parties who now occupy them. It Is the
intention of the Mystic krew, to pay the
lease now held by Mr.. RcscI. which Is of
FIVE years duration, provided that Judge
Gilbert will extend the time Of the void
contract for ten years. If they do not
succeed in securing this lot. they intend
purchasing the lot at the corner OF
Ninth street and Commercial avenue,
directly opposite Rennie's machine
shops. The Krew proposes to erect the
building through the sale OF stock
shares, and they have, we are Informed,
already disposed of all OF the stock that
they desire to sell.
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COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THuHsDAr EyIsNs,
A. lArT (

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THuksDAr EyEsNs,}
August 70, 1877.
A much needed rain commenced falling
here on Tuesday evening and continued
at intervals throughout Tuesday night
and the greater part of Wednesday. The
growing crops In nearly all sections were
beginning to suffer, and 1t Is estimated
that this rain will be OF incalculable bene-
fit. The weather has been cool and
pleasant for several days.
The market In all Its leading branches
is quiet, and business is only moderately
active. A temporary reaction in the
price of wheat on the st. Louis and Chi.
cago markets on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, while 1t has not advanced prices
has caused slightly firmer feeling In the
flour market here, and prices are now
steady and comparatively firm at quota
tons. Values will for sometime yet
be irregular and weak until wheat
has reached bottom prices. The
order demand Is fair and transaction
during the last tew:dsys have been more
liberal. Receipts. are fair, and stocks on
the market are acknowledgement
though receipts OF corn are light, there
Is o good supply ON the market, thu
great bulk OF whichis held uAder ship
per's limit. The demand Is light, and