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Taxing. the Cleveland 4. Pittsburgh Rail-
road-Asseased at $4,000 Per Mile.

LUAV-Abseaseu At RAtsuVV IeE Sulles
CLEVELAND, May 2S.-The Auditors of
the various counties along the line Of the
Cleveland, Pittsburgh 4 Wheeling Rail-
road met at County, Auditor Bauier's
office Thursday afternoon for the purpose
ofappraising the road for purposes OF tax
alton. The followingcounti were repre-
sented bytheir respec Auditors: Cuya-
hoga, Levi F. Bauder; Columbiana, s.
Petit; Portage, Wm. Grinnell; Summit,
E. Buckingham; Belmont, W. NJ. Coli.
land; Stark, ]. P. Sourbeck; Jefferson,
John Moore; Carroll, A. L. Billman; nus-
carawas, A. r. Holmes. The Board organ.
lied bYelecting Levi +. Bauder, President,
and ]. p. sourbeck, of Stark county, Sec.
retary. The meeting was continued until
s o'clock in the afternoon, andthe follow
ing valuations decided upon: Main track,
Sl7, 900 per mile; sidings, $1,000 per mile; ;
rolling stock, $l,2S2, ,305; moneys, credits,
tools, etc, 81, ,892 10; stationary machinery,
S27, ,050; local structures, ,Sl75 800; grounds,
$73,682; Pullman sleeping cars, $4,000
each; Pullman parlor cars, S5,000.
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RUSSIA.

the iScESptAREs MAKE AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
ST. PETERsRuRs, May 2S-There has been
q panic at Samaritan, in consequences OF
Placards announcing that the town will be
burned on the 2Sd OF May. A fire brigade
paraded the streets all night. The 81.
petersburg police have been reinforced by
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SPAIN.


PARIs, May pa Madrid letter saws:
A deficit of eighty million francs in tho
Spanish budget for the current year Is
expected. Next year there will probably
be q greater deficit.
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NEw York, May 90. = Edward Rein.
hardt was to-day convicted Of murder in
the first degree at stapleton, Staten Island,
Tor the murder Of Annie Degran In July
last, It will be remembered that the body
OF Miss Degran was found in barrel, and
the case caused great excitement at the
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MEMORANDUM Of AoarENENr.
Tue abo!e ASreement aud scale Of pFi
tiRue until the a1t day Or JIine, iss1'
Pittsburgh Manufaettifer AZ v.stst,lsv

The nearer the tlstoi June approaches
the more Imminent appears the probabili.
y OF closing of the mills. The puddlers
held meeting some days ago, and a..
though reporters were, not admitted the
intimatioh hds been given out that sthey
will insist on the manufacturers signing
the present wages scale. This, we hear on
pretty good authority, they will refuse to
dc. It the position; therefore, OF both
sides is correctly understood stoppage Is
inevitable, and Il Il does occur there Is no
telling when It will end.
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BosroS, May 2S.-An explosion occur.
req : Today in the Wheeler wooden mills,
q y salem, n. H., followed immediately by
the breaking out Of flames In several pla.
Ges. The mtil was entirely destroye i.
tisoss, 800 ,0O0i insurance, $40, 900. Cause
pt the explosion unknown. ~ N"NsN
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WIN. Lloyd t.arrison pying.

4 NAV FhRk, MASSS NWm: Hl0yl CARR.
son Is perceptiBly weaker tonight. He
passed d restless day and:his condition Is
such that the doctors fear he cannot last
throughout the night ,s.s%
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ST. Louis, May 2S.-freights to the sea.
board dropped. this morning TO cents per
barrel on Hour 70 New YORK, l5 cents to
Boston, and dli5 cents pet 100 oh grain 70
New YORK. .,L.ft ~ nelI4qlr M
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RaltImore z: Ohio Aln.l.

BAETG4oEE May 2S-The shares Of the
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company
opened today at los, declined to i06t and
closed at 10Y =
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~, ane Most Important Discovery Yet. Y
wnai a pleasant feeling the man must
,,,t I.e who benefits bis fellow man. Look
NJ az Egyptian Fever and Ague and Liver
iSS, S mat has benefited thousands, and
Sirsg Ie the feelings Of those who have
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rlIEISSANE asylum. 4 A.ILipli !.

L'illnE Of the SECOND ConIract-Cheap
sid' for Stone, Briek and Carpenter
WESTON, W. Va, May a, 1870.
Eiln lut.lIIGeucer. 81
The Board Of Directors Of the Hospital
1I lhe Insane held session here to-day.
ihe contracts for the construction OF the
~ !. I.S ,sctien Of the Hospital were awarded
Ss'S JoAuson Of Weston, stone work. =, S2l, ,6gI q
I,G Of MeslOn brick work, k,.....a...... 1915 "
(, ,.Ietpy ol llarInaT, Ohio, earpenter-
SF"'eriug roofing aud palutlug....... l6,eoo %
y
ART.
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the branch mint OF Carson City, and Of the
Government assay offices. in sums not les.
than twenty dollars, and 10 issue certif.
Gates therefor In denominations at the
discretion ofthe depositor Of not less than
five dollars each, corresponding with thS
denominations oi United States notes
The coin and bullion deposited for or rep
resenting certificates Of deposit shall be
retained In the Treasury for the payment
Of thesame on demand, and thecertiticates
representing the coin in the Treasury, to.
gether with those issued for bullion de.
posted, shall be received ut par In pay
ment for oil dues to the United States, In.
Guiding duties on imports, provided all
certificates for gold or silver bullion be
issued at the average market value OF such
bullion In standard coin fthe same metal
In New York and San Francisco for the
week next preceding such deposit, and
provided further that the gold and silver
bullion which shall become the property
OF the Government by the return OF the
certificates 10 the Treasury inpayment Of
dues thereto shall be coined and paid out
the same as other money.
Mt Warner moved to amend the ninth
section which provides that only coins OF
smaller denominations than one dollar
shall be fabricated on tho government
account The amendment Is 10 make the
section read as follows:
From and alter the passage OF this act,
Except as provided In section eight, only
coins Of less denominations than one dol.
lar shall be fabricated on the government
account, but the Secretary shall cause
to be coined (up to the full capacity Of the
mints In connection with other coins) the
gold and silver bullion deposited under
thisact, and in converting the bullion in.
10 bars as coin for depositors, precedence
shall be given in the order In which the
deposits are made. But this provision
shall not prohibit the delivery Of coin or
stamped bars in exchange for bullion as
soon as It's value Is ascertained, provided
that on determining the average market
value Of the bullion for the purpose Of as.
certaining the charge for converting the
same into coin las provided in section 35
in the Revised Statutes). As amended by
the fourth section, this act said mar
ket value shall be the value Of the bullion
rated in coin Of the same metal at Its legal
tender value In the cities Of New York
and San Francisco for the week preceding
such deposit.
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Chicago Timn Of Thursday says
nl III. are being sold freely in that
Y l,..,: I! = Is rates, with cOncessionson
iotS
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The following gentlemen win constitute
the Board OF Visitors at the West Point
Military Academy this year: Prest. Noah
Porter, Conn, Gen. O. P. Buckingham,
ILL.,. Rev. VIM. K. Hall, N. Y, \. III,
Anderson, Ga, Geo. w. Joyce, o., D. B.
Eaton, N. " and Gen. h. L. Abbot, u.
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The latest novelty in athletic con.
tests Is q si1 days swimming match al
Lambeth baths gymnasium, which began
Monday. At Il o'clock last night The
score stood: Capt, Webb (who swan
across the British channel) 81 miles, q.
Eearne, OF Wardsworth, 40 miles, Willie
BeCkwith SO miles, and ]. NJ. Taylor ii
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TnELEalsLATIYR nILr..

The Legislative Appropriation bill has
not yet reached the President, but II win
probabl ly,be received by the Executive to.
morrow inswhich case d veto will sent
In on Monday. 8 ii4ti 80 III II
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THE LEGlsLAT1vE BILL Will GO 10 THE PRES
DENT MONDAY.

The Legislative, executive ard judicial
appropriation bill was enrolled this after.
noon. It has not yet been signed BY the
presiding officers OF the tvs Houses. as il
could not reach the Senate to receive the
Of the, President pro tein before
theadjournment Of that body TIL Monday,
It cannot, therefore be taken to the Presi-
dent before that day.
Representative Knott intimated to-day
in conversation, that his report on the
veto of the bill to prevent military inter-
ference at elections. will probably berom.
pleted for submission to the Committee on
Judiciary early next week. =
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sRNATE CONFIRMATION

The Senate confirmed Frederick W,
Prince, Of New York, U. s, Consul ai
Belleville, Canada; Solomon Starr. Post.
master Of Deadwood, D. T.; Joseph ":
Parish, Of Missouri, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Florence, Arizona; Charles A.
Morris, Register Of the Land Office al
Larned, Kansas. Indian Agents-John
9. Smith, Of New York, at Paynee Agency,
Indian Territory; M S, Porter, ofSNe..
braska, at Fort Peck Agency, Montana.
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The Senate in executive session resum.
edthe consideration Of the subject OF army
promotions, the pending question being
on the adoption OF the resolution reported
from the Judiciary Committee several
weeks ago. as amended by action OF a
majority Of the Senate last Monday. That
amendment transferred the committees
resolution into declaration that the pro.
hibitory clause Of the act Of June 18th, 1878,
Is not now in force, and that therefore the
pending nominations for appointments
and promotions in the army above the
rank Of captain may be legally confirmed,
The resolution as thus amended was adopt
ed,without further discussiOn-yess, Is,
Unless this action Be reversed or sus-
pended on a motion to reconsider, which
may be made at either Of the next two ex-
ecutive sessions, it will be promptly fol-
lowed by contirmations Of the numerous
nominations that have been held back in
the Military Committee to await the SEN
ate'sI decision Of the legal question In
volved in all OF them. They number 800
of400. Fr1s ea&
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Low Frtlghts TO the East anu west.
The rates Of freight by rail from Wheel
b, on nails and other 4th class goods are
,or i, follows: TO New York, 1Sl cents,
Pbl,ielphis l9!, Baltimore l0l, Chicago
ID Indianapolis 10, Cincinnati 10, East St.
lOai, Il, Louisville l9, New Albany Is,
EnnrilIe Ii, Kansas City Is, St Joe,
Isayenworth and Atchinson, ditto.
These are the lowest rates ever made on
,1il freights from this city, but low as they
are it Is by no means certain that they
viii not be still further reduced. Cattle
ven brought here from Chicago on
Wednesday by one Of our Wheeling butch
,s MI. Louis ZOcckler), at $40 per car.
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TILEPIrEsnuRoITi hoTLEns.
Theseaie ofPriees Agreed Upon BY Then,
.. for the Ensuing Year. {.

". ~ .1HBu UllPAl1H q IVlttldhy,I e-4 Tl|T
The following Is the scale as decided
upon by the meeting Of iron.workers on
Saturday; which Is tie same ashas pre-
vailed for the last years
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The House Committee on Appropria.
tons to-day, byamajority vote, Authorized
favorable report to be made 10 the House
on Representative Cannon's bill, making
additional appropriations for the pay Of lei.
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FIlOURINu MILL BIIRNRn.


DAVENPORT, Iowa, May oh. p Reat,
w vs. fUN tiSur mill u burned last evening. Loss,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkish Troops lnhumanIy Butch
cred by Greek Brluands.
Nihtlists Warn a Russian
Town Of Their Fiery Intentions.
Deficiency Of Over Eighty Million
Francs in the Spanish Budget.
ENGLAND.
SILVER MARKET.

LONDON, May 23.-The Tina SAYS the
recent speculation in silver has wholly
ceased and the market has become quiet.
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WARRINGTON, May ~.

L0pg Drawn Out session,
WASHINGTON, May 20.
SENATE.
The Senate took up tho bill making sub.
sidiary Coins Interchangeable for the lawful
money Of the United States, and to make
such coins legal tender In sums up to
twenty dollars.
The Committeeamendment to substitute
$40 for so was discussed. The bill was
supportedhy Messrs. Bayard, Booth Ferry
and Herman. and opposed by Messrs.
Thurman and Edwards. : y. -
Themorning hour having expired, the bill
went over without action, and the senate
took upthe contagious diseases bill.
! =. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES BILL.
MI 9organyn moved toamend 80 that the
act should not remain inftorce for moro
than -four years from It's passage. This
legislation was experimental, and should
not take the fortniof establishing a perma.
nent system which it might be difficult
to get rid Of II II proved unsatisfactory,
Adopted. 5rN'
MI. Jones (Fla) moved to substitute
the words "any. merchant ship or,vesseln
for Hanv vessel engaged in transportation
OF goods or persons. The desutory en-
ployment OF some vessels trading with
Florida ports could hardly be called
transportation OF goods or persons"
Adopted.
MI. White moved to strikeout the clause
Furnishing violation OF rules Of State health
boards and the rules Of sanitary associa-
tions. He could not support BILL allow
ing such associations to make criminal
laws.
Mr.. Harris moved an amendment
which would substitute "rules and regula-
tlons made in pursuance OF this act for
rules and regulations OF sanitary associa-
tlons," Adopted.
Mr. White thereupon omitted the refer
ence TO sanitary associations in his amend.
ment, and as thus modified it was rejected.
Mr.. Harris moved TO reduce the penalty
named in the bill from 5000 to 81 900.
He thought the fine large enough to effect
the desired object. Adopted.
A motion by Mr.. Teller to strike out the
clause making the fine alien on vessels
was rejected.
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,s., Is aud "a Fourteenth street
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'BeooKLyS, May 2s,-A fire broke ont
tonight IN Fowler's LinSeed Oil Works,
and IS still burning, Tho loss will proba.
NY % IN the nelghborhood OF $500, 600.
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now 70 offer subsatutes ior the whole

The Speaker replied that II was not,
The question then recurred on the tenth
section, which provides that alter the pas.
sage otthis act The President shall signify
70 such foreign governments as he may
deem advisable, that the United States are
ready 70 cooperate with other nations to
establish q common ratio between gold
and silver.
MI. Conger moved TO strike out the
works "atter the passage OF this act, be.
cause Congress wanted the President 10
do that thing some time.
Mi. Warner stated that lie had no obiec.
ton to striking out these words, but on
motion Of Reagan the whole section was
stricken out.
Mr.: Gillette offered the following as an
additional section: All gold and silver Ger.
ufcates provided for by this act shall be a
full legal tender for all debts, public and
private, except otherwise provided by con.
tract Rejected-yeas 73, nays 1875. All
the Greenbackers voted aye, and two Re.
pu6ltcans, Daggett and Urner. All others
In the affirmative were Democrats.
Mr. Mills offered the following as an ad.
dltional section. Nothing contained In
this act shall beconstrued 10 authorize The
coinage Of silver except into standard
silver dollars. Agreed TO without diyi.
sion. ~
Mr.. Tarr wished to offer an amendment
providing that members OF Congress shall
be paid In standard silver dollars, but Mi.
Warner declined to yield for that purpose,
and insisted on the previous question on
the final section which repeals all acts or
parts Of acts inconsistent with the proyis.
ions OF this bill,
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FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.

Ehe NH 10 PreveSf the Introduction and
spread or Contagious Diseases Passes
the Senate-The House Continues 10
Worry Over Warmers silver nill-A
LopE Drawn out session.
NV.su,yaPo,, Mov on
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-19

PRUDENT Stock SPEcUIATloNs. - The
Stock Exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid
stock operations. There never before have
been so many fortunes made by quick iuc-
tuations and skilful manipulations, Care
full and reasonable people only operate
through the combination system of Messrs.
Lawrence & Co., which enables those with
large or small means to invest and realize
handsome profits, which are divided PRO
RATA among the shareholders every thirty
days. New combinations are constantly
forming From $?5 to $4,000 can be
safely invested with splendid opportunities
for quick profits An Illinois grain dealer
made S13,220.41 in two investments. A
Michigan farmer invested $50, which
yielded $433,14. He made by three re-
investments over $4,000. 4 Wisconsin
country merchant made S4,949.1G in four
combinations; and others have done equally
as we'll New explanatory circular, with
"urerring rules for success mailed by
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 5, Ex-
change Place, New York City.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, August IS, II ;OOA,M.-Corn-
September, 35Ts; October 81. Pork
septembe, IS seq; October, IS 571s
@S 90. No hogs yet. Oats--August and
September, s3a4; October "a. Wheat
September, ssh; October, s51s.
CHICAGO, August IS, II Il. m.---Pork-
September, s. Az; October IS IS.
Wheat-september, So; October, IS. Corn
and Oats unchanged.
CHICAGO, August IS, 10 M.-Pork -
September, IS As; October, IS 591a.
oats-Septcmber, 235s; October, 2ST.
Whcat-Scptembcr, s44; 0ctyber, s42a
@S+7s. Corn-september, "a; October,
34l8.
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CHURCHES.

A FRICAN ". E.-Fourtecnth street, bctw, T.
n Walnut aud Cedar streets; services Sao'"th IL
a. IN, and 1880 p, M, Sunday School l;5) p IN
CURIsTIAN-Egh Eighteenth street; meeting sab
" bath i0%5O p. m; preaching occasionally
rHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE pscopaD
Y Fourteenth street; Morning prayers ISab6ath)
1929 .. M, evening prayers 1880 p m saODath
school 9 a. IN.
CIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching at 1899 Il, m, y. m, and ISl p m
Sabbath school at $50 p m. Rev, T. D. Shores,
pastor.
7 LUTHERAN -Thirteenth street; services Sab
- bath 80 a. m; Sunday school2p N, Rev
knappe, pastor.
ETHODIST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets;
wi Preaching Sabbath 1880 Il, II. and y. m;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 1870 r. m; sunday
School, asm. Rev, Whitaker, pastor,
DRESBYTERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
i Sabbath at ll:O a, m, and $50 .. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. M; sunday ScGoo
lt3 p, m, Rev, b. \. George, pastor
CECoND FREE.wIIL BAPTIST - Fiftecr,h
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices sabbath at and 1870 y, m,
CT JOSEPH'S--(Ro Roman Catholc) Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath lO.3O a.
m. Sunday School At Up. m, Ncspers p M ser
vices every day at Up. m
CT. PATRICK'S--(Ro Roman Cathoic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services sab.
path and 10 n, m: Ncspers 3 p, m. Sunday school
up, M, services every day at ) p m. Rev f. HaOe!'
priest.
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YELLOW FEVER.
TWENTY-FIVE NEW CASES AND
FOUR DEATHS.

W ~ INA iii'J
MEMPHIS, August 17.-Twenty-fve new
cases were reported to the board Of health
to-day, fifteen Of whom are colored Four
deaths have occurred. Several additional
cases Of persons stricken beyond the cor
poration line alec have been reported. l.
II. Holm, prescriptionist at Hessens' drug
store, was Frustrated this afternoon. Hon.
John johnson, DR.. II. W. Mitchell, D. r.
Porter and A, D. Langstatf returned at mid
night last night on a special train from the
conference at Mckenzie, Tenn. Dr. Jerome
Cochrane leaves for Mobile tomorrow.
Edward X. Bedford died of yellow fever
this morning at Bailey station, Tenn, 90
miles east Of this city, on the Charleston
railroad. Fire this morning destroyed a
large brick building in the rear Of How
ards row, formerly used as an ice-housc,
the property Of the State Savings association
Of St. Louis; value $4,000; incendiary. The
weather is clear and cool The thermom-
eter has ranged between GO and 70 deg.
Mrs. Julia Semmes Tobine died yesterday
at Grayson springs, Ky.
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WICKED FOR CLERGyMEN. 81 believe it
to be all wrong and even wicked for clergy
men or other public men to be led into
giving testimonials to quack doctors or vile
stuffs called medicines, but when a really
meritorious article made of valuable rene
dies known to all, that all physicians use
anG trust in daily, we should freely COM
mendit, Therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly be-
lieving they have no equal for family use.
| will not be without them
Rev, -, Washington, d. G.
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WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DIsoRDERED.
No time should be lost in resorting to
suitable remedy. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the most reliable and widely
esteemed medicine of its class. 1t removes
the causes of constipation, or of undue re-
Taxation of the intestines, which arc usually
indigestion or a instruction of the bile
When it acts as cathartic, it does not gripc
and violently evacuate. but produces
gradual and natural effects, very unlike those
of drastic purgative; and its power of as =
sisting digestion nullities those irritating
conditions Of the mucous membrane of the
stomach and intestinal canal which
produce first diarrhpa, and eventually
dysentery The medicine is, moreover, an
agreeable one, and eminently pure and
wholesome. Appetite and tranquil nightly
slumber are both promoted by it.
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OUT Al LAST GOOD morning, friend
A., am surprised to sec you out, and look
ing so we'll; heard you were confined to
your room, aud bed. 10y that pest Of human
ity Piles" YES, Mr.. b. had been long u
sufferer when heard Of Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment, It proved q blessing to me
indeed, one bottle having so far restored me
as to enable int to be about my business
again with ease and comfort. You can rec
ommend it as a genuine remedy" Price
50 cents bottle For sale 10y Barclay
gros
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$500 DEPOSITED WITH ALEX rockingham
& Co. brokers, - Wall Street, New York,
as margin on 100 shares ST. Paul X, H.
stock realized $1,000 for the operator few
weeks afterwards. Their Weekly Finan-
cial Report is sent free.