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Ieataer; Sole leather. oas. 1905 DC: .5eataer
eo D,s lsS sss55 ess s ss$es i
sk,as, French si.l5asa.2s 2 ~ reas' sstrsinz
frsu. Steel. Malta. &c.
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&C. wsdes hammsrss Ssc sS0e 4 sssa rs
shrae,s sso sssss ss. Siraia ssIasss.
srn.-tnaf IS te,s-nennv: a other sazfs exfrs.
| .Plongh- CnsttaSs: wholesale. 4acaf4s-. fstai.,
koDs: Manila. best. l4ta15c.: Jute. s@as
Eggs Mixed cotton. 1.c.; white. .t,tan,
| lumber. slaves. &c.
| Virginia poplar Sl2.J0GS25 y 1000: white rfne
S2U@s65 y 1000 yellow pine boards. $ iOiis1S:
stsss sgp4ss e xes snss
| 1000. Ialhs-spft; $ o; sawed, s2.2S'Gs2.5a
Stases: Whisky barrel tn ber, green. lisa :2sa
timber SGeSS7.50 = 1000. Floar-tsrrel NOES. ~
Ss: ,hogs'ese-hoops'' no 'sinand' ateSofy-a0"ps'
| Liquors. Wines. Nc.
AZ: scotch. e-st brands. pipts s2as=25 +
Sra,sdies: Domestic. sl.25@y:2: trnt. kl.loG
$40: app:e:: new. s!.55o9s2; old. 500 5.3;
Virginia peach. S2tAS2.50.
| Rue WhiskeYs: Medium. 81 .Jofas2: p;:s &C. -
@S4; Virginia mountain. new. h2@s.h ID.
| S2.5 O6fS3.50 and upwards.
! Gin: Domestic. sl.25IS2 im,nfieh. - = case.
| SeD England Rum &1<50MS1.60.
| RectJfed WhtsSe1s: Markc, quiet: r-ir'f, sl.eo
| Licorice.
| Licortce casts: j. G. Il TO-. 3fc.. K r.. &c.
A. q. g.. 23c.; X. Co., 24:- T. -. Z5c-: Ane.io:
| 27c.: A. g. c. 26c.: G. y g.. 2Sc.: 6. {. Eagle
zoe: C. c. W..-19c.: 10 brand. tic.
Mill-Feed.
| :aiDsruF: 35@4Oc. :, bashel; $50 I, ton.
| 5roEnStuF: 27GG30c. y Dfsha, $50 p to3.
| Yh.at Braa 20G25c. = bi,shei: $50 = TON.
/ rnrn BrGn: lie. Per bnshel; Sl5aSiS Z ton.
Powder, Shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@s1.25 "a 100 t.@.
Ponder: 1915 by the five kcxs-less :t.t- 2r,
| kegs, 1925 blasting, So .25GS3.50.
| Shot: Northern. $2.1 0MS22o p hasc ~ - -,
| Circumstances: lA6E24c. p d.
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EnfffnpH1fn.

SAN FRANCISCO, July pa San Diego
dispatch says a telegram from Campo last
night reports that runner has arrived
from Lower California with news that Pedro
Badillo had attacked the the officials at San
Rafael, killing one soldier and wounding
another. The whole frontier is up in arms.
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The fishermen in the Gulf Of st. Law.
renee near the Magdaien Islands complain
OF cold and stormy weather during the last
ten days, retarding their operations. Most
| OF the fleet have arrived at Halifax with
small fares. They report fish and bait very
scarce all along the coast.
General Noyes, United States Minister to
France, left New York on saturday on bis
return to Paris.
| WHEELING. w. yA,,. July 27.-Thomas
H. List, IN old and prominent citizen Of
! this city, died this morning from paralysis.
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Accident to a Richmond Schooner.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The steamer
PENNSYLVANIA on the night OF the 23d instant,
during dense fog, colided with the
schooner S. b. Hume, from Richmond for
Gloucester, England, with lumber. Cap
tain Diggins, with his wife and crew, were
transferred to the steamer.
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The YcIIow.Tever at New Orleans.

j. NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-President Cho-
pin, of the Board of Health, says that the
yellow.feyer exists at present in New Or
leans to such an extent that it would not be
proper to issue clean bills Of health to YES
sells leaving this port.
The Board OF Health reports to noon:
Total number Of cases OF fever, so, with
23 deaths.
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Crime in Illinois.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July 29.-At mid
night last night Isaac Hammil rode up to
John Angeles farmhouse, near this city,
and asked to see Angeles daughter. An
cello refused permission, and at the same
time ordered his son Jason, aged fourteen,
to shoot Hammil. The order was obeYed,
and Hammii was instantly killed.
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SARATOGA, July 29.-The second race
mile heats-was won in two straight heats
by Lou. Lanier; Mechanic second; Miss
Mallory third. Time, 1:474, 1:46t.
In the third and last selling race-one and
4 quarter miles-Hattie T. won; Loiterer
4 second: Princeton third. Time, 2:215.
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Chinese Emigration 10 Peru Stopped
sis. The Famine Continues.

SAN Francisco, July 29.-Advices from
Hong Kong state that the emigration OF
iaborers to Peru has been rendered impos-
sible by the opposition OF the Canton off,
Gals, who recall the ill-treatment Of the
Chinese in the past, and refuse to believe in
the guarantees for the future.
The rain continues in the iamine-strlcken
districts, and hopes are entertained of Il
good harvest. Meanwhile the suffering is
unlimited. ~@, s..-
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steamer Ashore.

QUEBEC, July 29.-Captain Wylie, OF the
steamer Circassian, from Liverpool, reports
passing within thirty miles OF a steamship,
supposed to be the Lake Magnetic, from,
Montreal for Liverpool, OF the Beaver Line,
ashore seven miles easto Anticosti. The
wealth er was fine.
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Ra M purcha,e.Meney Paid.

a MOBILE, July 9.-F red. Wolfe. financial
manager of the Alabama and Great South
ern railroad settled to-day to the full
amount due by John Swami, the purchaser
OF the alabama and Chattanooga railroad,
in accordance with DEGREES OF the court.
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BALTIMORE, July 20.-The Socialists OF
this city held picnic this afternoon and
were addressed by George Winter. OF the
New York Votks Zeitung. There were
about 100 men present.
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Western Crops Damaged.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Reports from North
ern Iowa and Southern Minnesota state that
the crops are badly damaged in those sec
tons. Wheat in some OF the counties will
not yield over seven bushels to the acre.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

new YORK, July 29.-Gold opencd at 100K.
b 'Eoon.-S:ocss irregular. Money, 1902 per cent.
Gold. l00H. ESchange-Loug, 4S2: short, 4s54.
State bonds steady. Governments quiet.
Eyentng.-aloney easy at l@2 per cent. Ex-
change, 4S1h. Gold, 1909. Governments steady ;
new SIS, 1074. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Eirgin!a 6's. deferred. 4:
Virginia consols sos: second series, 2Ss past-ddc
coupons, 7Sx. North Carolina 6's, old. Is new.
8 special tax, /. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. July 20. ISIS.
TAe h.,ns> l.'-HIT com;!is"i 81 hocsheads and
tirrccs. rten.ft rings auction on Change were
45 packages: ocwhicl, number 2.t were taken IN.
and tie remainder sold ii prices ranging from 81
to $3.50.
We con!uu" 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lrg&.--t ommou 10 medium, $l.JO@s2; medium
70 "onh S3G:4.
Lent-Conmon. s4Gl$j; medium, :56pG; rooG.
SsnSl0: tile, Sll@Sl4.
BRIGHT
Lugs.-Common colorv. S3a!4.
FWlnS.-Common.. S4M$3; mciiinm. :3G:7:
good. S7mSIo: iin". $iQmSl3.
SJn0ktrs-Comnon. %76SS.JO: medium. :96n
sill: good, :1U@:l3; tin", $l5M$ls: fancy. SIS
a 500. o
MS25 good, s30@S4j: dine. :G0Gc$7e: fancy,
S75M.0n.
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Suspected Murderers Committed.

SusDecteN MurdererS COMMITTED.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 20.-Upon pre-
liminary examination to-day John and Pat
rick, charged with completely in the Sulli-
van murder eighteen years ago, were re-
manded to Jail without bail to await the &C.
ton of the grand jury. .:@... -.'.l s..
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ny Telegraph.
SEW YORK.


new YORK. July 29.-Co:ton quiet; sales $50
bales: uplands, II l1-16c.: Orleans. Ii 1870.
Southern -four unchanged. Wheit-Spriuc scarcely
and in buyers favor; closed firm and fairly active:
ungraded 45GG49c. Coffee more active and firm.
Ree @ and
Seaay hsFRsI6e heavy ut 2Sf r PORK nsmsG;
clear. 6s@8hc.: city do. ,61,e. Lard firm Whis-
key dull at sI.06E. FreIsh,s Il shade hrmcr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour firm ard quic,;
S3.2 rs: family. :4.30@s5:23: City siil's
super1ne. ~. 50Ms3.25: extra. $3:756}4 % :: Rio
wheat s' aciivt and EASIER wetlera Steady southern
rcd. prime. sl.o3GG$1.O5: amber, S1.G6Gi II .OS:
No. western winter red. spot July ;n2a: Au-
gust. S1.C3ts; September. LOBE. Southern corn
quiet and steady; western quiet and &c. higher;
southern white 52&@5+e. uat:-SoutIrrn 500
Soc. Provisions firm. PORK. 1913. bulh-meats
loose: shoulders 54c. clear rib &C.; pa"icl should
crs, 5Ac.: clear RIB. 6ifc I;icon shoulder, Chs
Coffee nrm AMI quiet: $40 cargoe<. T--~tt lg4c.
Whiskcy dull ut $l.06%. Sugar active III StI9&c
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. july 29.-Fiour dull and Dropping
family, s44OGs4 80. Wheat heavy: '!ccnci &C.:
amber. S9M92c.; amber and red MIXED. SSG90c.
Corn firm; mixed, shclled 46c.: In The ear. 4f@
i5c. Oats strong and ~ good demand Provision;
and and nro I Shoulders s. short RI, $5.s5G
$500 short clear nOlniDatiy 81. liz. lticon >teauy
aiuI In fair demand: shoulders, S5.10@ :J.62H:
clear rib. Sc 401S6.J0: clear sides, 1913. Wits
kew firm 1T ~ .u4. Su@ar firm Hogs 81 I've: lacN-
ng, S4.iU69S4.65.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE. JAY 2S.-Flour dull. Wheat Fed
SOm SJc.: amber ana white. 9Oc. Corn-Nhi:c'
ijc.: mixed. i0c. Oat3--Whise, &c. Pork.
SlOz5. Lard finn: choice leaf, In ttcrceS, Sac
kegs. De- Bulinrats strong: shoulders, 04c. clear
rib, 6tc: clear sides, 69sc Bacon strong: shout
dcrs. $3.50; clear ru, $3.50; clear sides. sf.Th;
slIg;,r-curcd hams. Sl0.25W5lL so. Nhlshcy,
SlO4 Tobacco unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, .JuIy 2J.-Flnur sttaGv. No winter
red wheat $3.50 96Ec. Corn, 39'5N394c: Pork
fairly active at 50 So. Lard firm mt S7.l OGS7l2E.
Bulk meats steady: shoulder; and cea" ribs &c.;
| clear sides, &c. Whisky, Sl.05.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July 29.--rhe cattle Ea! he: was
nor active ana shade higher; very best JGL aHc.
first quality. 4sGl415c; medium 3hSi a.c.: ordEa-
nv. 3m31c.: The most sales were IL 16tilC.: re-
ccipts 1893 hcad sales. 1867 head. Hog; fairly
active: quotations. 6GnGHc. receipts. G.S7s head.
Shccp-icccipts, 8, 723 head: market active at 34>
4Ac.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Calilc dull; sales
800 head; good. DC: medium 4 &c: common,
| 3l.c sheep fairly active: sales, 5000 head;
| good. S4.75; medium. Sim Si.25: common. S2@
! 1925 per head iIocS-llnrncL fair: sales. 5000
| head extra Chicago. IKE: fair to good 6',Gf6c.
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GROCERIES. &c

TAsfEs & JOHN N. CORD ON;
u WH0I,EsALE GROCERS AND DEALEKs
N METALS, Nos. and Fourteenth strset, near ar
the Exchange Hotel, offer for sale heane ea
and BACK feas, MoIasses and syrups, Soap; Can
dies B Carb. Soda, Pearl Starch M LIZ
ASie-Grease. &C. Alsos 1r0n Steel, and all the met
ais usually sold III this market. Nova scotia Sriau-
stones. all sizes. II ~ wv
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Jay Cookies Creditors Agree Upon q
!. . Plan Of Settlement.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The committee
Of Jay Cookies creditors have agreed to the
plan proposed by the trustee for an APP
praisement Of the estate, on the basis OF
which scrip will be issued in exchange for
the creditors. -
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BALTIMORE,
~ COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
H4CsMoND. July 20, 1879.
,rtLElSGs EEpURTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 992 bushels. Red SITS busi-
els; OF which 412 bushels were re-exhibled. !.
CoRN-Vhite. 80 bushels.
OATs.-670 bushels: Of which a. bushels were
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FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT Il CO.,
sTOCK-BROKERS AND STOCK AUG
TONER'S,
OFFICE: LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE BUILDING,
RI-y AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS,
and make liberal advances.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

srn.. - .rn.ra,.. :3.75TS4 r,,r". $3.50 a.
40 common tain,'g. 500 : fancy hrar1 30.
Market dull
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r,,i.r o. RICHMOND, JULY 20, 1878.
ARRIVED.
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CHESS LINIMENT.

nEsIRABLE SECTION FOR SALE
II Letter j, Section No. AZ, In Hollywood, on
section. This, we think - the most desirable sec
tion that can be bought In HOLLYWOOD. Apply TO
5s5-s!y3.l efzja GEURG e S.VASHON 81 SON, 81
80 fgs5sfH .s.ta asErfefe Real Estate Agents,
NOT Tenth street, Shafer's Building.
3 iy 3Q-eod3t .fi&i5sfE
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER. Z
COLUMBIA. ;. &. ,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-CatIc dull; sales
$500 head; good. Die: mcdum4hc.: common,
3isc. sheep fairly active: sales, 5000 head;
good: $4.75; medium. s4@Si.25 common, S2 Ma
lead extra Chicago. 74c.: fair to good 6',Gf6c.
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INTERESTING aATrERs BEFORE rue COUNCIL
rnE PROPOSED NEW MARKET.H0UsE-sIl,HaEs
soIARt EcLrPSE--s sRAMAN DROWNED -
rprycE GEORGE POLITICS, &C. S
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81. .......g.,.. - 8. /. 81. y. s..
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BALTIMORE, July 29.-Tlc cattle ma!ke: was
more active ana shade higher very best 5Gl aSc.
first quality. 4iGl43c.; medium, 3SM;ia.c.: OrdiEa-
rv 3M34c.: lie most sales were AZ 46t4iic.: re-
ccipts 1893 head; sales. 1867 head. Hogs fairly
active; quotations. 6GlGHc.: receipts. G.S7s head.
SlceE-RccciptS, 8, 723 head: market active II 34GG
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YOKOHAMA, July 14.-The japanese Gov
crnment has expressed interest in Senator
Sargent's proposition to open relations with
Corea, and is willing to cooperate.
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RATW1h VII 6. DEMON

Nov ready, this startling new temperance
book, by Hon J. A. DAcUs, PH D. z1Gsnee-
II interesting account Of past and prese1t
Progress Of Gospel Temperance &nd the
AuFphY EGoVelaens over the Whole land.
with biographies, p0Ffrulfs, addresses, incl
dents and eAcr1DiA0s Of the wonderful work
Reynslds. and others Eeeming with power
fuI facts arguments and illustrations Of the
Curse % Strcng Drink. Positively the
WANTED, quickly. Outselis everything.
Address .sTAHDARD BOOK Co,
SIT 81 LOUIS no.
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Our sunday school.

Mr.. Moody says he finds intellectual
people the hardest to convert.
The death of the Pope caused over q
million pairs of black gloves to be sold
In Paris. q I e.,
Over one hundred persons have
Joined the Baptist church in Y onkers
by baptism since January 1.
Marriage is becoming fashionable
among the Catholic priests of Ger
many, the civil law protecting them.
The young Queen of Spain has a
Prayer-book to.match each one of her
church dresses. This must2be very
acceptable to the Lord.
The Free Thinkers of Chicago pro-
pose to build vast temple to free
thought, in which discourses are to
be delivered by Bob Ingerson and
others.
Iowa is one of the greatest States in
the country for lead, and more ten
cent pieces are taken up In church COL
lections there than any place in the
A negro teamster in Nashville de-
clares that he must either give up
driv ing mules or withdraw from the
church, the two positions being incom-
patible.
A Chicago clergyman startled his
flock few Sunday evenings ago by
telling them shell is not hall so full of
men and women as men and women
are full of hell"
You couldn't scare up "yaller-leg-
ged" chicken In the town and vicinity
in two days hunt. Conference has
just adjourned after a three days ses-
siOn.-Sturgeon (Mich.) Leader.
When q certain minister referred, in
the midst OF a very eloquent discourse,
to the nave in the church, three gentle
men offered their peWs for sale, on the
ground that he was becoming too per-
sonal. F
A pastor has secured position in a
Guilford, Conn.,, church oh his solemn
promise to preach only one sermon q
week. We suppose he would get a
larger salary II he promised not to
preach at all.-BuffalO Express.
If 1t is possible for any one to take q
nap during the sermon, it is safe to
predict that there will be no CONVEX
sions that day. A discourse that hasn't
red pepper enough in it TO keep q
mans eyes open won't trouble his soul
very much.
A devout woman took her baby to
church. The voice of the preacher
walked the child into screams. "Do
not CO." said the minister, "the baby
does not disturb me-; "That may be, p
said the mother, still retreating, "but
you disturb the baby"
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what of the Future?

This subject Is now absorbing the at
tention of the civilized world. For ages
thinking people have been divided upon
the point as to a literal He'll, some con-
tending there is big one, to which rail-
road men and editors are rapidly travel
ing. others affirming there is only little
one, a sort Of pocket edition, which Is car
ried with us daily in our hearts; while
others claim there is none At all, and only
as our actions IN this world are guided
by pure motives and wise counsels, VIII
we find peace and happiness hereafter.
Therefore in the future, as In the past,
people will continue to be divided upon
these points. But there Is one point up
on which all agree, and the testimony
comes from the east, west, north and
south, and that 10 that the old reliable
Hannibal & Sc. Joseph railroad is still the
peoples favorite. Remember this Is the
only line that can offer through day
coaches and Pullman sleepers, leaving
Kansas City daily for Chicago via the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy railroad,
and through day and Pullman sleeping
cars leaving Kansas City, Atchison and
st. 10. Daily for Toledo Ohio, via the Wa
bash railway, without change.
Important The train leaving Kansas
CITY at 80 d. M, Atchtson at 4:4o p. M,
and st. Joseph at 6:0S p. m, takes q
through day coach to Indianapolis, daily,
Except Saturday, via the Wabash and L.
b. 81 w. railways without change.
T. PENFIELD,
G. p. & T. agent, Hannibal
G. N. CLAYTON,
w est. Pass. agent, Kansas CITY.
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EMPORIA NEWS
Unto the Desired Haven

FRIDAY. May "a, 1873.
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The best is the cheapest. DR.. Bulbs Baby
Syrup Is acknoWIed TO be the safest and most
reliable medicine for Babies. Price 20 cents
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PSALM CyII.

PSALM cYII.
Ne matter how the winds may blow,
or blow they east or blow they west;
What reck how the tide may How,
Since ebb or flood alike Is bestr
No summer calm, no winter gale,
Impedes or drives me from my way,
steadlast toward the Haven sail
That lies, perhaps, not far away.
mind the weary days of old,
When motionless seemed to lie;
The nights when the fierce pillows rolled,
And changed my course, knew not why.
feared the calm, i feared the gale,
ForbodinR danger and delay,
Forgetting was thus to sail
To reach what seemed so far away.
measured not the loss and fret
Which through those years Of doubt bore
keep the memory fresh, and yet
Would hold Gods patient mercy more.
What wrecks have passed me in the gale,
What chips have gone down on summer day
While T. with furled or spreading sail,
Stood for the Haven far away
What matter how the winds may blow,
Since fair or foul alike are bestl
God holds them in His hand, know,
And may leave TO Him the rest
Assured that neither calm nor gale
Can bring thu danger or delay,
As I still toward the Haven sail
That lies, now. not far away
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Endorsed nv a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that NJ. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL. CURE OF me, and from time to time
made me familiar with his case. IbelieV0 his state
mept TO be true in every particular: - --
FITCHBuRGs Oct II. JAS. 7. DERB1.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
InhAling Tube and ful directions for Its use IN all
cnses Price, 81 For sale by all Wholesale and re.
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and Cnnadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
A0ents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, MnsS.
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Gut this Out

and send it to your friends in the east ad-
vising them when they visit Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona, or the San Juan
mines, to take the Atchison, Topeka q
Santa Fe railroad, the new southern route
through Kansas, via the Arkansas Valley
to Pueblo, making direct connection with
the Denver & Rio Grande railway for Col
orado Springs, Denver, and all points In
Del Norte, Lake City, El Moro. Las Vegas
and Santa Fe. Trains leave Kansas City
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Pullman sleeping cars attached, and pas
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen,-My case Is briefly as follows: Ihava
had Catarrh for ten years, each year with increas
Ing severity For nine years had not breathed
through one nostrf. had droppings In the throat.
take aremedy fort at night before being able TO lie
down and sleep, and constant dull pain In my
head. Ny head was ut times so null OF catarrhal
matter to injure my sense OF hearing and compel
me TO get up several tines n the night 70 clear
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
RADICAL CURE. My hearing is fully restored.
have no asthmatic symptoms, no cough, no drop
better than have been for years. could feel the
effects OF the CURE on my appetite, on my Kidneys
and in fact, every part OF my system. What has
been done in my case is wholly the effect OF the
RAPTo cs6 GgRE Oct ysEy respectfully LAWRENCE
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IS II DURABLE?

nIHoSE who havo suffered from the various ene
compiicated forms OF disease assumed by Ca
tarrh. and have tried many physiclans and rene
dies without relief cure await the answer 70 this
1uestion with conslderab anxiety. And wen they
NAV for no disease that can be mentioned SO uni
yersaliy prevalent and destructive to health a.
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frequently fatal affections OF the lungS follow
Catarrh. Other sympathetic AFFECTIONS such e
SMELL may be referredto Is minor but nevertheless
serious results Of neglected Catarrh, bad enough
dangerous affections OF the throat and lungs likely
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i IT cav Re CIIRED.

ITcanbe cured. Therels no doubt about It. Tha
i Immediate relief afforded by SANFoRD,s RADI.
oLI CURE FOR CATARRH IL but q slight evidence Of
what may follow q persistent use OF this remedy.
The hard, incrusted matter that has lodged In the
nasal DabsaRes IL removed with few applications
the liberation and Inflammation Bubdued and
healed: the entire membranous Innings OF the head
are cleansed and purified. ConstitutionallY its &C.
ton is that OF powerful purifying agent destroy
ing IN its course through the system the acid
,d3aon me deatructye AGENT In Catarrhal dieeaaea