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| Isacsc yeaaed petroleam 1ta,sc, and extra

S7arsc, refined petroleum 1ial5c, and extra
Lard oil I3a7lc per gallon.
POTA fOE5-There is only moderate con
suRpdve demand, and the recei 'ts are liberal,
aud good to choice are selling NJ al 5Oa9 % per
Larnel ..g ,.
POuLTRY-The market is firm for chick
ems. with fair demand and moderate offerings,
and sales at S2a2 Is per dozen for young, and
$8a3 10 for old per dozcn
SALr-Ohio River aad Kanawha selling at
81 Oja1 10 per brl Of 2SO los, Or lec per bu.
Coarse Liverpool dull at 81 l0al 10 per sack,
anu Turks island held at 32t33c per bu.
SEED-CloVer is quoted l4t per ID aud dull.
Prime timothy hell at 81 9Oa2 per bu. Flax
seed m modenate demand at 81 9sal 30 per bu
for goOu to CnOIce. seed DuckWheat Sells at
u Is perDu -..
W TIL no m Material change in prices. We quote
New Orleans l0al1c for raw, and 1lAal2c 1oI
clarified per 10. Yellow rehned is quoted luha
l0Mc, extra ''C," nhallXc, "An white llHa
| l2c, graduated ana powdered RhalzNc
crushed lSc, and cut loaf l3 &C per lb. p,
|. TALLOW-Steady and quiet, with liberal
offerings at 72Ia7hc per lb for prime country.
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and unchanged. Hops duh and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and steady: Rio. cargocs,
Isa2 NC, gold; jobbinz, Faz2 &c, gold. sugar
gar aun and nominal UNCHANGED.
Molasses quiet ana unchanged. Rice
Petroleum dull: Crude. &c: refined. l3Hc.
TalI0w easier at sasAc. resin quiet and
steady at 81 9ja2. Spirits OF turpentine quiet
ut 81 u a326. Eggs heaEv at 141zal5xc. Pork
active: new mess $l4 2Oa4 rs; June, Sl4 05a
Il ~; August, SI4 l5al4 80. Beef quiet. packed,
I3k al9 %: middIes, 10 for Western long clear.
Lard: e,lsier: new prime steam, &C.; August,
9alUc. Batter, heavy; Western, l0a20C.
Cheese unchanged. Whisky nominal at 81 II.
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His Cake Was Not Dough.

August Strombrock, baker EN-.
ployed al No. Ill Lock street, stole a
board from lumber yard last night,
and as consequence, slept on the soft
side Of slab in the Hammond-street t
Station. 1t seems that the unfortunate
cake-maker filed his oven with bread.
started the fire and then went to a lum.
ber yard close by to lay in fresh sup.
ply OF fuel.
The police caught him in the act, and
took him and the board to the Station
house, where all night long he piteously
cried: so meester. meestef, let me ouat
wonst, just wonstl got one hunder'
dollar worth bread in de shtove an he
all burn upl y meester, meesterW
This morning the only prosecuting
witness was the board, and the mans
case was dismissed. and he was permit
ted to go and attend to his bread. He
found it in a cremated state.
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The COurLs.
COMMON PLEAS.

In the case of Marvin Porter against
James II. Laws. Judgment was gwen
for the defendant. This case was pro-
ceeding to subject stockholders stock
to the payment of a judgment. ...
In the case Of Joseph G. Woodruff,
administrator of VIM. Tilden, against
Edward A. Smith, which was an action
to revive a judgment obtained against
The defendant. An entry was ordered
reyiving the judgment.
In the action of Abraham Epstein
against f. Take upon note, the jury
rendered verdict in favor Of plaintiff
for 1925.
The jury disagreed In the case j. II.
Ahlbrandt against the executors OF j.
X. Strunk aud others.
PROBATE.
The condemnation proceedings OF the
College Hill Narrow-gauge Railroad
Company against John Sellins and
others was laid over for future hear
ing.
POLICE.
Druukenness-Sarah Scott, 80 days;
Kate shahan, $50 and 80 days: Nellie
Regan, 20 days; Mary Williams, SO and
costs; Maggie Beresford, So and costs
Lizzie Smith, 20 days.
Assault and Battery-Daniel Ruf, con.
tinued; Adam Brown, Anna Ash,
months; Jonn Davis, $50 and 80 days;
John II. Hankert, continued TO July IA;
Johu Donnelly, $40.
Disorderly Conduct-Thos. Cosgrove,
IS and costs; Henry Bowers, Louis
Fluger, dismissed; August Lotz, So and
costs; VIM. MGR 'ewn, 10 days; Janet
Stewart, $3 and costs; John kennedy
and Lewis Miller, So and costs each;
Peter Morgan anu Mary Morgan, II
days each. ..
Misceilaneous-John Reed, abusing
family, dismissed; john Rapp and
Michael Slattery, 50 and costs; Thomas
Miller, committing nuisance, IS and
costs; V. Scalzo, rape, continued to the
18th; David Seypher, shooting with in
tent to kill, held to answer; Isaac
Cohen, receiving stolen goods, con ntinuet
to the 9th, bail $500.
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FACTS AND FUN.

Size does not always tell. A watch
ticking can be heard further than a bed
ticking.
The loveliest faces are to be seen by
moonlight, when one sees half with the
eye and half with the fancy.
Parson-"Better fed than taught, l
fancy, boyp Boy-"Ees, l be; ZOOS /
feeds myself, aud you teaches meW
The fifth session of the International
Congress of the Medical Sciences will
I've held at Geneva, from September 9 to
10.
The lower lip of baby starts in first
anu gets through with its part OF the
cry before the upper lip can get up its
motion.
1t was a little three-year-old who re-
marked that she didn't want to kiss
papa because he had syringe on his
mouth" .r..
'It is we'll to leave something for thos e
who come after us,' as man said VI en-
he threw barrel in the way of a consta'
bic who was chasing him.
A lazy fellow begged aims, saying he
could not find bread for his family.
Nor H. replied an indust trious me chan
ic; IL am obliged to Work for it,
Experience teaches us how to do
many things. but when man sits down
on q bent pin experience has to take u
back seat, while INSTINCT comes 10 the
front.
ANY lady can press her old bonnet
over into the new summer style by plac'
ing it on a pavement block and let a
loaded ice-WagOn back over it length,
wise.
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charge and they started to the Station
house. .....
Near the corner OF Third and Central
avenue the prisoner broke away, and
ran toward McFdrlan street. Seypher
claims to have fallen in the pursuit Of
The prisoner, and while falling his pistol
was discharged, the ball taking effect
near the shoulder OF Young, passing in
and becoming imbedded, it is supposed,
in his lungs. a" al .r ... r
Mr.. Campbell represented the de-
Tense, and argued the case quite at
length to prove accidental shooting.
The court sta Ell that 1t was highly
probable it was not an accident, and he
could not see how, under the existing
circumstances, such a shot could be
made by accident. ......
Seypher was bound over TO the Court
OF common Pleas 10 appear on nls own
recognizance.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been place
on record since our last report:
VIM. IL. Gunther, 5 mos, city.
Anna heokle, 7 days. city.
John VHerron, ~ yrs, Ireland.
Mary Johnson, 81 yrs, Ireland.
Henry Batkellnan, IN yrs, oIty.
Eliza Schwenker, ~ yrs, Germany.
Lille Doepke, N yrs, cfty.
Louis Victor, 8 mos, city.
John +. Roltes, II mos, City.
George Booth, y yrs, Ohio.
Yaehel Worthington, kentucky.
Maria Dietrich, IT yrs, city.
Emma Schwartz, 0 mos, city.
John Klingler, 10 yrs, city.
Nellie Thomas, Tyr, city.
Deborah Highly, 81 yrs, Ohio.
Unknowa man, about 10 yrs. city.
Henry Klein, mo, city.
Theo. Rlttenaouse, 10 days, CITY,
Henry Unnewhen, 8 mos, city.
j. Il. Fox, mo, city.
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Bound Over.

The seypher-Young shooting case,
which occurred the 18th OF last June,
and was continued from that time, ow-
Ing to the serious condition of the
wounded man, was called in The Police
court this morning.
IL will be remembered that on. the
night In question row occurred on the
corner OF Third and Elm streets, in
which Young was engaged.
The officer on the beat started to make
an arrest, aud called on John Ssypher
to assist, and Young was left In mis-
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The following marriage Licenses were
issuad sinoe our last reDOrts

issued since our last reports
James N. Porter and Sarah e lis.
+, j, Staral and Bertha Weisenberger.
Henry Winser and Ioua Marshall.
August Yolz and Rosa Pene.
John Roate and Emma Adelote.
Rudolph Hanoke and Mary Roth.
VIM. FlUrian and Mary Martin.
JOS. Pfatfenberger and Emma Meyer.
Thos. Meyer aud Agnes O'Donne1l.
John Beck and Maggie BergmRun.
Fred. W ahlers and Kate Keucher.
j. Treiber and Cecelia 7. Sounendag.
Jere. W. 0'Leary and Kate Ryan.
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HOGS-Thel is an active market, and firm.
Selling at "a 25a4 % for common, 81 60a4 " for
medium grades, aud 81 75a5 for good ~ choice
per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Firm market and fairly active for
good, but common are dull. We quote S22 a3
for common, IS 25a4 for medium, "a 2ja5 2i tor
good to choice, and rs 50a6 for extra butchers
per Genital
SHEEP-Market firm, and fair demand at
81 a5a3 for common to fair. and So 25a4 KS for
good to eh )ice.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, July Iii: 80 P. NJ,

CINCINNATI, July 1l-i:3O Pm.
Gold steady Buying at 1861 and selling at
lU51s. Gold checks on New York 1O5H.
Eastern exchange steady at previous rates.
Moderated demand. Dealers are buying at par
and selling at lilo premium.
sterling exchange Is quiet. 1t is quoted s4 So
at sixty days aaa$4 901a for sight drafts, per
IN god, ..
Government bonds are quiet though firm.
We daoIe the local buying and selling rates as
i..ll
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IN ORDER To ACCOMMODATE EAsTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MIR. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. Y ASrOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has heen appointed our general and
special Agent for the eastern States. This Will De
4 branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
horized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor In our
name
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04
OVARIAN HUMOR,
Or Ten Years Growth, Cured
By Dr.. RadVay'f Remedies.
IHAyE HAD AN OVARIAN IU&ORIN THE
OvARIE5 AND BOWEL 70. TEN YEARS..
unoa H.. 1s-5

lHAVE HAD An OVARIAN 1UsORlN THE
OvARIE5 AND BOWEL FOB Ten YEARS.
Am ARsos, Dsc. 81, 1875.
DR R.DwsY: That O her Lay be benefited,
1 make this % ,temsnt:
Lsv- al an ovarian Tumor IN tbs ovsries
aud DO seis fur len ytaIs. tiled IN test pa 81
Clans Of this place anu 9th, v iihOui any bere-
a.. IL vas sro~iek at rreh rapidly that 40 Id
not have iis much longer 4 frIeni Of tni
inau e me 10 Try Rad~ay's E.mf dies ha
not much Ia!th tSe:c. bit EEac1, alter mucn
,.el'oe ion, Itri~d tce.a.
purch sed ST hcties Of the Beso.vent. two
boxes y. the Pills and fw.' hc't'"f II III ReiIe.
I Us 4 Hose with ut any up Jarent benefit Ice
termiued t. Derserycr. 1 Us-, I've more bot
ties oil ,he kesoiSeGt, two Of Relief, aud two
ooKe Il PIis. Bsiors they EeEs go-e lad lost
twenty five polnds
! continued to use the medicine until | vas
sur that A VAS entirely cured. took the Iaeii-
cine about hive mon -hs, and during that lime
lost forty-fve POUNDS in all took three duLen
Dot les VI the ,so!Scat, six bottles OF the hehei,
aud xix boxes Of he al s.
l feel ID rfee:ly well, and my heart Is full OF
I gratitude God for this help in ay deep lille
| ton To yOI, SIi, and yous ToSa.rlui meiiei e
[ 'eei epiy Indebt d. aud M PAYER is 70 IL
may be IS much 4 blessing TO other as II mas
been TO me. -
lS!sned Mos 4. u oibniNS.
Mr. B.bbius, VII make, rto above &c, ;ifea'e.
8 the person for Ihvn 1 Tequ asted you To send
IN, di an. in June, 1915 Tine mediclns above
sta. d wsre tou. h Ct ne, with the exception OF
THAT was sent to her by u may lay ihat
her staten nt is correct without qua me "a o.
l-ignei, l.. Lib Z, II.
This may certify iha' Mrs Biboins, Who
makes the abDse 'ertihcae. is AM has Be q hr
uauy Yeas vel kno~n 10 u, sIh he cts ines :.
IN n a Ell are undoubtedly and unden ably .erf'ct.
Any one who knows Ms Blooms, " b b-ii We
her statement ,igY.d,l BEsJ -. = oKEK lie
| 3. PoaD, Macy b. Pos and NJ Ey CoUEsR.
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AND AGUE

perectly tasteless, Elegantly coated With sweet
gam, purge. Ieeu ale, purify. cieanse, and
strenx' hen tadvay's Pills, for the cure OF Al
dis rde,s o, the Stotn~eh, Liver. Boveis SidneS q
sla Ider, Nervous i,issasss, Headache, ronsti. a
too yo~tiveoes, IniiGestton, OysP~psiA b,i-
;cusuess bilious Fever Il aainud,isii .ef tbs
Bowels Pile,. s.d all eraD. ements OF the LITER
nal vis era WarrznIe' TO efe F-csi'ivs cure
Purely Vegetable, con aiming no mercury, min-r.
ais or de eier.ous DR. g.
aDuhs rye he following sysP;cms resritsn<
ron ui-o,ders OF tie DECEIVE rrzars
Constipation. Iou@rd tiies -niiasss Of ths
S,ood N the He'd, Acidiiy Of the stomach,
Saas.a, aeariburn, Disgust OF Food, Fu.lness o.
Weight in the tomach. Sour Erlptions, sinking
ar 81 .ttefines in the PIT Of the stomach, Swim
ming Of the Head, Haired and Dinaeuit Brs.th.
ine Fiu.terings at the Heart Cboking OF sunoca;-
ins sensation when 10 Lying Posture. Dimnes
a Visson uoss er wels before the sishf, fevei
md ,luIi Pain in tn aeAd. Defciency ii Perspira
tsoa. YelsovIe-s Q; tee SxIn snd .yes. Pans In
he side hest l. nbs, and sadaen flushes o
ieas Burning in the Flesh
lev dose Of hAOw Yrs PILL- win &c thu
srs,e srs.a all the sblye eaei~d aisox1SsS- Pyfct
. ceai per box sold By ussisa
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POLICE COCRr.
The ENDORSEMENT Case Finally Set.
tied.

The Endorsement Case Finally Set.
tied.
"What il all the racket l have BEEN hear
ing for the past fifteen minutes, since left
the mouth of police alley? Has something
terrible happened; or has there been anoth-
er family disturbance where we can
be Of no use, except in the way
of admonition?' And the Judge
took MS place behind the fortifca.ion desig-
mated as his desk, with all the dignity
looked for, from one OF his age, and expert
ence. After seating himself comfortably
and placing his hat on the usual peg,
he began to stake stock" of the audience
while waiting for the Marshars measured
reply. In The lobby many familia. faces
me. his gaze; faces that had in times of
yore doomed mp before him in Close proxim-
ity, when the awful woFds stand up SIR r.
were uttered, and that had - suddenly
sank down with Q Departing exprsnion
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Electricity is Llf6--B HGlb
Paali's ElHtlo-VOItaic Chain Bell.

WIVES Q continuous current OF electricity
NJ without SOCKS, peTneaies and vita ice the
entire eys,em. increases the circulAt on, aid
l-estioa regulates the -ecresions, toles u,
q. nervous centres and cur.s chroni, ard ner.
ssus diseasss where all other remedies have
failed tits endorsed by the most eminent ply
sIcans in Europe and America Send for Pam.
phle,s aad T. stinoniAls- Address
PAOLI BELT CO., 12 Union Square, N. 7
20. Box. s3s5 Ssy what paper.
10 Tia Intelijgess Public:
Beware Of counferfeits, Quackery and imroe-
sors TIE Psoli klectro-vcltsic Grain Bel
q tn only genuine patented belt in the CnItec
states and Canada and &c warn the Inc redu
;.pIed partie in TINS AMI 9th r cities are usins
,ur name md trade -isrs Tor the purpose Of de-
:epti IN aud n foiss upoc &. public worfhiee
Ar'lcie.
y. 3. All cemHunic7 tions relating to the tel
saoah be addressed only To TIE cffce oil tn
Psosi Belt Co, II Union square, New York.
juneis-dAv
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awATER FILTER. P.rrs7rp Novruprr Is 1870

ron Force
Tel Pump. mba
,CIptinM ?
+ :Arcnic Dry " %
Au,r
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H0LL0WAY'S PILLS
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In al diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they screte too mum 100 little water;
o. h-ther ths be Elected W h sto1e or gravel,
or with arnsS ami ans settled in the Ions
owe the rrgi OF n kidn-ys these Ills
snou be taken according % The prin ted diree-
q rs, and the Ointns Mt should b well rubbed
into thu small OF he hscS at b. d time. TINS
treatment VIII give q most immediate relief
wien all o,her means b I've IA. ed.
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nrNCb,n Memo masfer hsU slightly dissb
l6V0tiu0 h sbIs, inesssse< aed suspendes
sfanu. THOMAS 0c0iCaAEL.
nosS-W1me-lS 7e7 Sanse0 g., Hhsla. Pa.
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100000 Tickets nj One Dollar Ea

l,sS5 Pr yes amnuntiny to .--.-..--.--.. 500, 525
Write ir uIar send orders TO
| CHAS. T. HOWARD, New Orleans, La.
| REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING on
heb ~ 4, 1871. Tickets SO each. Capital
z Ize 80 900 Iec7-w iw
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READ FALSE i1D TRUE"

Sand ana ,ss.sr-sssnp 10 RADwsY-A co., Ne.
a Warrea ST., Eev York. 1n1asn>etsa. u0th
6h~ussnAs viii - oent yoas
ora3S
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

tone efthe stomach ,hese Pubs; they remove
AL eli ity occasioned either by intsmpersnDe
impro per die. The .each the Is ef reduce
IL ~ eslthy u ton; they arr wonderfully ef-
fcasious In cases I p .sm- In fact they new 7
tail In curing all disorders Of the liver and
stomach
HOLLOWAY'5 PI. Is are the beet known in
the world fer the oil ow Ing di-eas $:
Ague, Asth M, lIous Compl ant. Blotches
ON the skin, Bowels, on u milton, DebiIry,
Urops, by sentery, Erysi elias, Female lrregU-
iArities, Fever OF all H pds, Fits. Gout, H.ai-
ache, In iiges ton, Inflammation, Jaundics,
Liver mpls nts, LumbAxO. Plies, Hheuna-
tism, Retention OF urine, S:r0inlar o. Kings
Evil, SIRE Thro Is, Stone and Gravel. Tie Dnu-
louIe ux Tumors. Ulcers, Worms of all kinds.
Wexk ness from any cause, etc
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Fever and Ague cured for City cents. There Is
,ot a remedial agen In the world that VIII cure
T yer and ague, and all other msisrious, bilious,
.cerlst, typhoid, yellow and other tevers taiaeo
81 Railways Slis) 50 quick as ssdvaS Sesay
gs,isf Fifty cents per Bottle
cold by Druggists.
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ksr. Railways
REGULATING PILLS.

The app, ration Of the Ecsdy Relief to the psrt
or "a here thu pain or dihcu ~ exists viii AL
lord ea,e aud Comfort.
Ir.uty arc, 10 ha 4 lumber of wafer viii, in
Nv miuut.s cnfe Camps S,raiDs, Sour
tom Oh, Heartburn Sick Headache, Disrrh9
pys.nie-y, Cholic, Wind in tie Bowels, ard All
inter al PANS
Ir.veIe SIS ould Away. carry bottle OF RAD
Way Al RELIEF viii N m A lev
arups in water viii present .i' kness"r pal rom
han, g Of sat.r. 4 Is better than french Brandy
tiers as a stimusnt.
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II it9 10 zee 10 pase weekly, - PER year.
Original. Inces Eteai asa Pr grss-iye-
The American Young Fylks
The beet and chesol Dol $ ami Gis.s' paper
puoirhrd 90 cents Per xe.f. Lop.es OF tsih
papers So Tor ) G nj s,sInp. Addre j. L
HUDSON, To.eks, Esas.
Has quicki; taken !. high place amolz egYi-
cultaTa, j.urnals-N. Y. ribKae. IL has 1ven
con1ucte,l Wita ere gy asd sb ky, ara wc have
eonsre. ed II among he be. OF our ex rges
and worthy repr senr.uve OF the West
Palo6 Ip.iG Pc, P.dct'eaI Parner our Kan.
saa fii-I shuul' f-si much prii, in the gh
char Ct nd ling orth az her >rtis IL
rul ur4l ape Md GRaI Lire .Sfo-k Jo4rnaL 1
IKE TIE rsS IA V ~ u NO Is
early nv pres, n nsasein nt will psiInit
saa vsIseri a pleasure 'ow 10 c
IN tera-s o. p op jos d.ris If Morstsn
Farm. au,hsr of .'WGiEs end Taiks" "a
ypu FAME " IN e-p i-terest = erieH Phil
lips Bears unmisiaga Jie eyi ien..e 1 ai,e pro-
Yer IL enersv add en- -srp1I,e Of the West -
Golden Era on Master NJ. 4. Hudson, Of the
s'aeT an ays: .in.ver fprset ID mentio"
the k.Ss S fAxx.R Es Icing worthy tine sup
port OF n l afrons-
Tar ,RsER aud the WEEKLY TIME
VIII e. eut .or me y ar Tor 50 the price aoae
Of any one p-le in tn couLtIy. Sean on Y. III
81 aud & The NE TiALS md the FAEMEl;
Tor on year. J. X HUDSON,
nov 80 wit ioseEs. kai sas,
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Railways Ready Relief
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

uaammation of the Kidneys Inflammation OF tn
Bladder, illumination o. the Bowels, Mumps,
IoBgestioh al the La Is, sore hroai. Dii-
fcut Breathing, faipi:a ion Of the
Heart, BysteTcs Crou", DiPh-
the ia, CstAIrh, Inf sDzs,
Headache, Iuotha" he, Nen-
Ia sia, Rheuman II,
to.d Chil's, Ague
Chnls;
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TIE Tribune thinks the New York De-
mocracy should hold war meeting With
Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania On jan
nary 8. And it adds that there are several
Statesmen among them who would not have
70 prep are new speechsa. since those nads
= thea in 1851 vW answer the purposs.
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Curative Ointment.

A Splendid Household Remedy; no family
should be without it IL cures burns, chiiblains,
sore heads, eruptions of the skin, hives, eczema,
poisonous bites, g.. &c. Its value cannot be
told In en- advertlsS ment, Try one box and you
Will never want 10 be without 4. Sold by all
Druggists, and ut hatchelor's Factory, No. 10
No. XA =
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. FORTUNE Fer ONLY ONE DOLLAR

q FORTUNE FGR ONLY one DOLLAR.
n AsT Do. AZ QJAkt RLY Dn WANG
at New Orlea.s, Iussd y, ia VA y 2. ls77
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
In S IGstItaIion wGs regularly ihco Para eJ by
which il Ia since added re crv- IL d ii = so
20 Its Grand Single Number ID awnings
wul take p taiy. In asoG q! 1917
opens lin the folio Jig scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS coo.
100000 Tickets nj One Dollar Each
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature 81 J.
HAYDoCK, n sgent for the nitet ates, sur
rounds each box OF Pills, ami Ointment A
handsome reward will be given to sny
dering sucn information a. ma lead to e de-
lection OF any psrty parties counts rfeitng
taem u be spurious
s.'Sold ut ne mandatory of Professor HoI-
LOwAY 4 Co New YORK, ami by all respect
allie drugg lists and dealers in medicine tin ou- h
out tn. civilized 80. ID in boxes a. % cents, o.
cents aud 81 each.
E-Iherr il considerable saving by taking the
10 &c sizes.
y. Ii directions the guidance of patients
In every sorder are afixeI % each bod.
Office, liz Liberty 1t. New York
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-35 st. Louis. Mo.
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Forced Revival Of the Green Lounge
Season An officer Of the United
States Court Charged with Attempt
ing 10 Commit Rape The Court
House the Scene Of the Daring tx.
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CLAIMED BY DEATH,

while hundreds of strong and steady hands
stand ready 10 relieve those who become
exhausted with the toll, and the work goes
Gu slowly. Many Gken the scene and the
difficulties in rescuing the bruised and
mangled ones to the Angola horror of a few
years ago.
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RATHER AIEAGRE.

At this time it is impossible TO learn the
names Of single one OF the killed, except
little babe Of Mrs. Bradley. A large num-
Der OF Eastern people were on the Inflated
train, and il is said that seven OF the
coaches were all well filed. The express
messenger of the American Express Com
pany is missing, ard is supposed 10 be
among the killed.
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MEDICAL.
DE-. j. Be- YAH,
CoSSTLTi G PHYSICIAN OF TIE
Clinton Ned cal ana surgical Institute,
Az El,t iacenih s,ree, e. ~
DISEASES OF MN.

~ N-~s HN|eh u,
t'G1'antett tat Mos . mt &c reI eat Ind =
50 e!s a. 4 refIiis1'G 1T C4Ee all cases,
IIls elSvcta , -. LII yra.s LIS Dc, n