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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 1s-totton stcudy: sales. $40
bales; uplands. 11Ec.: Orleans. ilzc. Flour
shade tirlner for Minnesota; other descriptions
quiet without decided change, with inarSet closing
quiet: southern flour unchanged. Wheat dull: 9Uc.
6s31 10 for ungraded winter red. Corn iirin: UNI
goes, I2160 l6i?c. Sugar steady. Rice frm and
quiet Eosn get at Sl42;flI Tnrpentlne
s so Deei ' duh and Nominal; midIrs
quiet and steady: western long-clear. &C.; city
loHs-elear &c Lard .ayy With moderate trade
at *l07%. FrriGhts lower. V.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. July ls.-Fluur seidy and I'M
changed Southern wheat active and nrm western
T aG ,NSer ai sssT G" e" w Tsl sS G
Ter rcd Spot. 81 .05: july, l.0+ August and Sep
temher, slOo. Southern corn y,iet and steady eG.
oats unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork, Sl0.75.
Buls-meais loose shoulders. 5Ec: clear rib sides.
6c ysskeaa; d. 5a@G.c Esc'nSh"ulsrs Gs c.
Butter unchanged. Coffee unchanged Whiskey
quiet 1T S1.OS. Sugar, S3iM9Ac.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINSATr, July 1s.-FIour steady. Wheat
Corn nonina. Pork quiet at sl0@slo.25. Lard
I'M i" Fo 9 a. r rcaE r6 s !aes
$3.50: clear sides. :6.l22 Bacon easier; >honl'l-
ers 5c clear RIB 6c Gear ,ide g. 9 f, Viii
dull for heavy; packing, s4.30G$4.50.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 1S.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
Red, Soc: amber aud white. SIC. CUrn-Whitn.
45c.: mixed, Acc. Pork, 81 0M$l0.25. Lard quiet :;
Shoulders sc. clear rib. 6ar. clear sides, &c.
Bacon-Shouldcrs SIC; clear RIB. &c. clear sides,
64c.; sugar-currd hams, 1oAt9l2c. Whiskey
Steady.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-Flour unchanged, with only
Il jobbing trade. Wheat strong and higher; No.
red fall, SSc. Corn higher ut 35'i@3Gc. Oats
Pork quiet; i3bbing. $9.60Mi975. Lard I'M
changed. Bulk-mcat5 hrmer: summer clear ribs,
$3.50; winter clear sides, So. Bacon scarce and
irm: $3.50, SJ.G2h. and 1910 Tor shoulders.
clear rio, and clear sides.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Flour nominally unchanged.
VIII unsettled anu lower. hut with fair demand
No. Chicago spring. 95@05ac. Corn active and a
shade lower at 3SAc: Oats steady &c 24ac. Pork
lower: sales 1T $3.50. Lard. $685.. Buik-mcats
and whiSkey steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, July ls.-Thc DrOrerS' JournGt re-
ports: Hogs-keceip!s. 1000 head; shipments.
$500 mead. No improvement In the market Al
grades shade lower; choice heavy "a 300 S4.50
light. -. .OMsi.3U: mixed. SiMSi.20. Cattle
Receipts, $500 head: shipments, 5000 head; wci-
thcr cool aud favorable; market steady ana more
slow: cows SZW.s3 bulls S2NIS3: Texans plenty
and prices unchanged. Shecn-Ecccipts l20 head
shipments, 41C head; good market; sales at $3.50
ST. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.
ST. LOUIS July 1S.-Ca;t!e strong and fairly ac-
tive for shipping criI.e3: prime to choice native
shippns tesrs q ara,s 10 foo lary
sriirc but easier; steer $2.65@s3.3O cows,
- .I0@S3. Hogs moderately active. with lric 6
icn.ing downward: Workers and i'aEimores, ST.
to fancy. $i.25Ms4 80. Sneep steady anu In fair
demand for butchers: good TO fancy 3@3i.c.
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Ss;PA sS'TG kE Df STEa Mt.&;S.

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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,rrsnI nc arnumc,n on,

MONTREAL, July 1S.-The trial OF certain
Orangemen arrested has been adjourned
until the 30th instant.
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pETERsBrRG LIyE-sTOCk MARKET.

July l7.-Rtccipts of beef cattle this week lave
been light Some good beef Is wanted at fair prices.
we quote the best beef at 4M4Ac. gross: medium
to good 3m!3lc.. gross; common, 2t32!.c., gross.
TCdls, S3dS7 q head.
Rutrnn, >2My:f = head.
lambs. : l .50(a $3.50 q head.
POrk. 90, &C.. net.
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TOR SALE.-Desiring to give myn
Il attention to manufacturing. my large ~.
stock of CHA MBER, PAHLOR. and DINING NsY
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale ut manu.
faeturcrs' prices.
over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FURNITURE, az ~. ARTHUR ROONEY'S,
Warerooms 1907 Main street
p. S-PARLOR SUITS OF CoIel1ne aud other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SUITS of French Plate
Glass aud Best Finish: SIDEBOARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSl0N-TABLES, &C.-atl OF the
fluest make and patterns.
such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
FTIRNITERE je2S
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FRIEDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER.

ERIEDRICHSHALL .
BITTER WATER, s.s ..
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,
owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
of 1t, ingredients, which have constituted II
apprOacsahlc and Indispensable remedy for constt-
patton, Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver. and Bowels, Goue
Plethora and Rush OF Blood 10 the Head. HTpo-
Melancholy, Lass!tude. Impurity Of the
Blood and Skin. Ernptions, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON aud Baron Won LIEDIC;
certify to its incontcstl)le merits.
DOSE: One or two wine-2lasses full every morIl-
ing. Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE Fills ( CO..
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE BEST NATURAL. ApER1ENr. !.

.%ss3
THE LANCET Hanyadi Janos.--Jarou Liebig
aniIms that its richness ia aperiens salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-'.H Hum
yadI Janos"-Thc most agreeable, safest, and
most eficaclors apcrtent water"
PROFESSOR vIRCHow, BERLIN. .InyariabIy
good and prompt success; most vallabIc.'
PROFESSOR BA.MBERGER, VIENNA. II have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
PROFESSOR sCANzoNI, wUazBURG. ct pre-
scribe none but THIS"
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUETON. u. D., F. z.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and surpasses them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR A1TKEN, n. D., F. f. g., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL. NETLEY. " Preferred 20
Pulna and FriedrichsliaI.'
A wINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLLISARIs COMPANY (Limi.edl London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York.
Sole Agents for United States aud Cansdas.
- FOR SALE By
DEALERS. GRoCERs. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL LADD'& CO., Richmond,
..sE#.. = General Agents for Virginia.
The label OH every bottle Is printed on BLUE
paper. in 2S-M.W&F&eowtAu27
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BY Telegraph.
VIEW YORK.

NEW YORK, july 19.-Gold opened Mt 1908.
Eoon.-Stocks irregular. Money 1902 per cent.
Gold, 100a. EHchange-Iong. 4s3 short, 466.
State bonds steady. Governments active.
-Eren,ng-Money easy at lA@2 per cent. Ex-
change. 4S3. Gold. l 0OS Governments Grn new
SIS, 1O7k. States uuict.
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NEW YORK DRY.GO0DS MARKET.
JULY l6.--Of the general action reporten I'd t y.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY lS, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. ". Ever;n:.u, Piatt, Philadelphia lncr-
chant,lsc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner II. II. Grant, Lardcr, Philadelphia, COAL
Z. x. Darlington. -,
Schooner James Jones, arsous, Philadelphia, COAL
X. .. Gary. ~ - ,,,,.
Schooner Minnie. McSaIaara. Havrc ne Grace
coal, Wcs,ham Granite Company
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, MAYO, Norfolk, United States
aia,l merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Iatuln,
agent.
FORTH ESs MONROE. July ls.-ArrIred: Bark
Hrmrick Lehman Hcrlt, Iquugne. for orders
Passed In Tor Richmond: Bark john Campbell, oil
New York Passed out from Richmond: Bark Ira
Zilicra
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STRIKE OF FRENCH MINERS.

STRIKE OF FRENCH MINERS. s...
PARIS, July 1S.-The strike at Amin is
one OF the most extensive ever known IN
France. Five thousand miners have left
the pits, demanding higher wages and that
eight hours shat! be the limit OF days
work. There are the usual rumors afioat,
OF foreign influence and Bonaparte intrigue.
The qendarmerie have had to protect the
pits to prevent the agitators from Selling
them and stopping any still ut work.
Troops have been brought up, and the
public houses are closed.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL SUES PARIS EDITOR
AND RECEIVERS DAMAGES, &C.
PARIS, July 1S.-La Steele has been fined
$500 at the suit OF the Prince Imperial for
the publication of the statement respecting
Napoleon the Thirds civil list, charging an
appropriation OF Crown property. An OBJ
lection was taken by the defendant to the
Prince being so styled in the summons, and
to the omission OF The family name OF Bona
parte, but the same was overruled by the
Court. ....
PARIS, July 1S.-M. Pierre Durand, Rad
icaI member Of the Chamber Of Deputies
for Lyons, is dead.
-~" THE PARIS EXPOSITION. - r.
PARIS, July 1S.-Nearly all OF the class
jures OF the Exposition have completed
their work and sent their awards to the
group iuries. The United States will get a
large proportion Of the grand prizes. The
number OF strangers here is diminishing
rapidly. Some of the hotels have returned
to ante-EXposition prices.
Austria's Part of Turkey.
LONDON, July ia Vienna dispatch to
the Times says Carathedory Pasha, the
Turkish plenipotentiary, has arrived here,
and negotiations about the Austrian occH-
patton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina are to be
resumed Rlstics, the Servan Premier, is
here, on his way to Belgrade, and has had Il
conference with Andrassy, who has like
wise received the RoUmanian agent and the
two Montenegrin ENJOYS, who havereturned
from Berlin. Besides the negotiations with
Turkey, others with the smaller States seem
to have been taken in hand. The matters
to be treated are numerous. political rs we'll
as commercial, and relate to the re0DeniDg
OF communication"
BOSNIA.
VIENNA, July 1S.-The occupation OF
Bosnia by Austria will commence on Au-
gust lst.
Affairs III Italy.
LONDON. July IS.-Ine 1ete9f0pNS l.
emma CORES pendent says the latest advices
from Italy show that the situation is most
critical. The ministers have telegraphed
King Humbert to return to Rome from Tu-
rim immediately. One account says that
the report that hostile demonstration
against the British embassy is apprehended
is a mistake. The ministers are discussing
the expediency OF sending squandron to
the Lcvant. The resignation OF Count Cor
ii, prime minister, is regarded os certain.
ROME, July lS.-Padre San Felice, OF the
Benedictine Order, was precognized as
Bishop Of the See OF Naples at the Consis-
tory last Monday.
VERONA, July lS.-Signor Aleardi, a poet
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FE8sNITURE.

WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSn !,
w to be selling out ut cost In order to close ~
or change business; but we will guarantee to w
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds At prices rs low
any house In The city. our stock being full ana
Furniture OF all kinds. We VIII offer special bar
gains In Gne suits tparlor and chamber for the next
thirty days. Parties In want of Furniture of any
kind should not fail to examine stock before pur
chasing. +. GATHRlGtT SON.
w lS-2m l6 Governor street.
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SlIEAP FREIGHT RATESS.iTiL,r
" Bf THE AEAsak61Dk
POWHATAS LINE for BALTIMORE
AND TIE WEST,
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
TIE steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE viii
leave from Invent -Eecoud and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at ~ u. AMI SATURDAY NJ l..
~ Through bills Of lading signed to all Cah2dian,
northern and western points al low rates.
II. r. DOUGLASS. Agent,
FEC Twen.v-secGni and Dock streets.
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Fine. $3.50: superhne. $4.2j; extra. $4.73 j;
common family, $3.50 fancJ brands, $500. Mar
kCt dull.
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A NCHOR LINE. GfzEE!,.l

A NcHoR LINE. 60
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sal: from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodates unsurpassed tor c!c-
gance and comfort. All at.tc-rooms on main
deck. aud saloon am!dshipS.
SALOON CABINS. SrJ to $50. currency;
SECOND CABIN. Including al requisites. sin.
Excursion tickets for First-ClaSs Passage. New
York 10 Paris aud return, 3J 10 sl95, according
TO state room and rout. chosen.
For books OF information, psnS. &C. app.: 10
HENDERSON BRO1 HERS.
Bowling Green, New York,
or 10 GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO..
Office Old Dominion steamship Company.
}. r. GIBSON.
6lIre Southern EXPRESS Company, Richmond.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. July 1S.-Tirginia 6s. deferred. AZ;
Virginia consols, 55h second SERIES 2Sh: past-dne
coupons, 794. North Carolina 6s, old, Is; new, g..
Specia tax, /. Bid to-day.
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Through tickets sold a: ;a:brr's. $40 Main street;
Exchange Hotel and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newbcrn, Washington. and larboro: y: G.. ana all
iandiups on Tar river: Washington. ID. G., Boston.
and regular bindings on james river. II lowest rates.
The steamer ARlEI. has lately been almost Ell.
iircly rebuilt and r,l!rulshch In an elegant amt
costly and is CO. fdcn'ly recommended AZ
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that hls
run on this route for many wears.
l.. &. TATUM. superintendent.
COB Main street and Rockets.
r ~ NIcrlppITK AGENT Norfolk tci
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 1s, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-Red.7 1865 bushels. q
CORN White. $50 bushels. Mi1ed, 400 bushels.
OATS.-I,252 bushels. --...
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATfLT:l
.ls
COSirANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
Old POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING At
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LISE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
VI. AND VI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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finished with the, following result ireland,
532 England, sos; Scotland, 497 The
following are the grand totals of the scores:
Ireland, 1910; England, 1850; Scotland,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-05

WHEN "Jim" Nye was in the SEN
ate, about the only honest politician,
by the way, the State of Nevada ev-
er sent there, John Sherman of Ohio,
the present Secretary of the Treasury,
was Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee, and one day he was explaining
the provisions Of bill to fund the na-
tional debt, with Jay Cock & Co. as
the syndicate. There was millions in
it." Sherman knew it-Nye saw it.
As the explanation went on, Nye rose
in the Senate and said: "Mr. Presi-
dent, will the gentleman from Ohio al
low me to ask him question:" Sher-
man, having a supreme contempt for
Nye's financial capacity, answered.
Certainly; what would the gentle
man from Nevada like to inquire
about?' Nye coughed, attracted the
attention of the Senate and said: II
merely wish to know if the ring is
full; if not, the odd man. would like
to be IMP Sherman, like the Balti-
more man in 81, who started to throw
brick and was noticed by a Massa-
chusetts soldier, sat down. The
measure was lost.
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WILLIAM Fl. RAGsDALE, Governor Of
the leper settlement on Molokai IS
land, recently died of leprosy. He
was the son of an American father
and Hawaiian mother. He was, un-
til his banishment to Molokai, the lead
ing lawyer and orator in the King
dom, and his influence was such that,
had he so desired, be might esily have
avoided being sent to live among le-
pers. He was the first to discover
the disease within himself, his atten-
ton being called to the fact by the
failure of a hot lamp chimney to burn
his fingers when he picked it up. He
Immediately gave the information to
the authorities, and insisted on being
banished to Molokai. He was soon
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The Tuscarora Times gives an ac-
count of fight there lately, in which
John Francis, formerly Of this place,
was seriously, if not fatally stabbed.
We take the following extract:
About 2 o'clock GeH. Baldwin,
waiter, came into the saloon, and de-
claring himself Buffalo Bull" made
three endeavors to stir up a fight,
first with NJ. V. Rinehart, then with
Billey Crowley, and finally with John
Francis, a druggist, formerly Of Booth
& Go. Baldwin and Francis had
words, then blows, and finally fell to-
gether on the floor, both being some
what intoxicated. Officers McAbee
and Weaver separated them and made
Baldwin leave the House. He re-
turned in few minutes. <
AS he walked to the door he took out
his pocket knife, and as he passed
Francis, who was standing with his
back to the door, Baldwin deliberate
ly struck the unsuspecting man in the
face, the blade, which was a small
one, passing through the left eye.
Baldwin was arrested and placed in
custody, and Francis was taken to his
room. During the day DR.. Deal re.
moved the eye, but failed to fnl the
blade. The wound is very danger
Gus one, and will probably result fa-
tally, as the blade is thought to have
penetrated the cavity beyond the
reach of the probe"
Baldwin's bail was fixed at $4,000.
Owing to the great excitement on the
streets, he was sent to Elko.
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appointed Governor of the settlement,
and his rule Of 500 lepers has been re-
markably wise and kind. He married
a young woman there, and seems to
have tried to be as happy as possible,
with the certainty Of early death be
fore him. A cousin of Queen Emma,
a leper, is likely to succeed Ragsdale
as Governor.
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80 SITY, TUESDAY, MAIRCH5, 1878
ITEMS FROM PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Feb. 10, 1878.

1
Ed. oRLD:-The workingmen
have started a four-sheet paper here,
and it is one of the best published in
Oregon.
The steamer Ancord arrived here
last Saturday, the 18th inst, with
her starboard bow crushed in. No
lives lost.
The Overland mail does not arrive
very punctually, on account of the
snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
We receive it now every ten days by
steamer.
Portland is one Of the most relig-
ious cities On the Pacific coast.
We have splendid temperance or
ganization, and from twenty-five to
thirty persons embrace the good cause
every week. The meeting are held
on Saturday evenings. The Lodge
here is the largest in the State.
The dancing people have from one
to two masquerade balls every week.
Captain Jack, the Great Black Hills
scout, is giving the city quite treat
in the theatrical line. He is a first
class actor, and is playing Across
the Continent" which embraces a
sketch of his own life.
A great many men are out of en-
ployment, but hope to get work as
soon as the fishing season opens,
which will be about the first of next
April.
General Howard left, on last
Wednesday, for Washington City,
having been called there to attend
some business in the War Depart
ment. We miss the General very
much, as he was one of our best work
ers in the Christian and temperance
causes. We all wish him safe trip
and an early return.
A great walking match took place
here last Friday, the 18th inst, be-
tween Professor Allen, of this State,
and Homer Gordon, of New York, for
$3.50, the men to walk seventy-fve
miles without resting, and was won
by the former. Allen is light, wiry
man, and capable of great endurance,
while Gordon is heavily built and too
feshy. There was a match on the
18th ult. for $500, in which entered
the two men above named and Miles
Addy, of Philadelphia, and won by the
latter. They started the walk at five
minutes to eleven on Friday night,
and at IL o'clock on Saturday morn
ing Allen drew out, claiming some
thing unfair. The other two contin.
ued on until 6 o'clock, when Addy fin
ished his one hundredth mile. Cor
don was twelve miles behind, but kept
on to test his endurance Addy is the
champion fifty mile walker of Ameri-
ca.
Send me the WORLD. / have not
heard from the Basin for so long it
would be treat. to me to lead it.
More anon. TUToN1A.
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BosToN SrYLE.-A man from Boston
would not confess astonishment at
anything he saw in Nevada. AS he
was passing hotel in Virginia City,
the cap blew from one Of the CHM
neys. n was q circular piece Of sheet
iron, painted black, slightly convex,
and the four supporters were like legs.
The wind carried it down street, and
it went straddling along like living
thing. The Boston man asked what
it was. "a bed-bug from the hotel, )"
was the reply. by George! | never
saw anything like that he began,
and then added. outside Of Boston"
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which very many people are, and have
heen ,or wears afTiicted, and which has
baifl eo rne skill of all physicians, can be
etictualiy cured by Piles well.trled RENE
dve fundreds have found relief from it,
ana are wiling 10 testify as TO us encacy.
For sale OF all the drug stores; IL: 1ipl,
agent at Idaho City. loep.4-u'
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CONSUMPTION
Positive ely Cured.

be cured should try DR.. KISSNERS CELEBRAE
ED CoNSUMPTIvE POWDERS. These powders
are the only pre- paraton known that will CON-
SUMPTION and all diseases of the THROAT AND
LUNGS-indeed, so strong is our faith in them, and
also to convince you that they no humbug we
will forward every sufferer, by mall post paid,
FREE TRIAL BOX.
We don't want your money until you are perfect
~ satisfied of their curative powers. If your life Is
worth saving, don't delay in giving these POWDERS
q trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price for large box $500, sent to any part of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt OF price.
Address,
Ash sAo ROb161za@.
$50 FULTON sTRERT. BRoouxN. \. z.
May Is. 1S77-1y.
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Take Notice!
MRS. Il. A. MOORE'S
Scientific
HAIR PRODUCER.

MRS. II. A. MOORE would announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen who desire
the personal adornment of fine suit of
lair, that she has patented her celebrated
Hair Restorer, which has now been be-
fore the public for space of two years,
and has in every instance given entire sat
isfaction as to what it promises. No min
eral or damaging substance is used in this
preparation, and it is guaranteed to pre-
vent hair falling out after four applica-
tions. Well-known cases of long-stand-
ing badness have been successfully treat
e,l1as per testimonials in my possession).
II will produce full flowing crop OF hair
on all stages of badness, even to its most
pronounced state. 1t will prevent hair
from turning gray.
Preparations forwarded to all parts
of the country.
ONE BOTTLE, So; Or, THREE BOT
TIES, SO.
Address, MRS. H. A. MOORE,
1OOS1a MARKET STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Agents wanted.
July 20-tf-s.l