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HELMBOLDS BUCHU

INv1GoRATEs THE STOMACH,
And stimulates the torpid Liver
Bowels, and Kidneys to healthy aor
ton, in cleansing the blood Of all
impurities, and imparting new life
and vigor 10 The whole system.
A single trial .wIII be quite sufi-
cient TO convince the most hesitatine
Oh It's valuable remedial qualities.
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NERVOUS COMPLTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

Headache, Pain in the Shoulders.
Cough Dizziness, Sour Stomacte.
E'nplions, Bad Taste in the Mouth. PAL
pi'a'ion Of the Heart, T4iu In the region
OF The Kidneys, snd thousand other
painful sy nptoms, are the offsprings of
Dyspepsia.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
Or SIX Bo1TLEs For s..

Delivered to any address free from
observation.
Patients may consult by letter
receiving the same attention as By
calling.
Competent Physicians attend TO
or esPonientg. All letters should
be addressed 10
II T HELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
IHfLADgLPHIA, PA.
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DISEASES
BLADDER & KIDNEYS.

FOR Debility, Loss OF Memory, Indispo-
siIion 10 Exerlion or Business. Shortness
OF Breath Troubled with Thoughts of
Disease Dimness of Vision, Pair in the
BACK, Chest and Head, Rush of. Blood 70
tns Head Pale Couu,enance and Dry
Skin.
Ii these Symptoms are allowed to 90 on
very frequently Epilep'ic Fits and Con,
sumption follow. When the constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of an
inVigorating medicine to strengthen and
on p the system-which
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Men who Make the World Better.

81 haven't been in these here parts"
observed a grizzly old gentleman at our
shoulder in car 124, "for nigh on to twen-
ty year till now, and l love to ride up and
down in these ere cars to see If can set
my eyes on the face of an old friend. 1t
does me good to see human faces, for 1 be-
lieve there is something good behind 'em.
Pm a torty-niner. l remember the time
when 1 was five thousand miles from
home, straight as the crow flies, without
red cent. was hungry, thirsty, tired,
miserable and moneyless. Hello, said q
voice; Hello back said I, aad then a
young fellow came down the land, and he
said, 'Old boss, how are YEP Hearty said
/, and dead broke Then the young fel-
low plunged his hand into his pocket and
drew out as much as three hundred dol
lars in bright gold. Help YOURSELF he
said, and turned his head away. 1 knew
you when I saw you only a dusky speck
on the road. You gave me q drink and
got me doctor when / was threatened
with the tremens, and there is nothing in
the world too good for you.' l love to
live my life over" continued the old Cali
fornian, "because see the noble in hu-
man nature all along the line. Let 'em
say what they please, there is such thing
as principle among men, and there are
lots of us that try to live up to it." As the
car stopped on a switch, he stepped of
and stretched himself under an elm in a
numerous daisy field, beaming upon the
world at large approvingly over his gold.
bowed spectacles
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About Presents.

1t is hardly necessary to say that un-
married ladies should not accept presents
from gentlemen not related or engaged
to them, as every well-bred person is
aware of the fact. There is rule to the
effect that, in presenting book to a
friend, the name of the one to whom
you give it must not be written in it
unless requested. This rule is better
honored in the breach than in the OBJ
servance when the giver of the book is
its author. Our tokens of love, says Emer.
son, are, for the most part, barbarous,
cold, and lifeless, because they do not
represent our life. The only gift is por.
tion of thyself. Therefore, let the farmer
give his corn, the miner a gem, the
sailor coral and shells, the painter his
picture, and the poet his poem. Mere
costliness does not constitute the soul of
a present; it is the kind of feeling that it
manifests which gives its value. Those
who possess noble natures do not make
gifts where they feel neither affection
nor respect. Their gifts are bestowed
out of the fullness Ofkind hearts.
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American Competition with ENGLAND,

Tn the third number of this wears re.
norris of her Maiesty's Secretaries of EN-
hasev and Iepaffon there is a most infer
est;no raTo,t Nv Mr. Drnmmonil nron the
trada and ;ndustrv of the United States.
aErer~th;na IN at can nossibly he Thought
~ ;s >, he says sheino carried ont to obtain
Sore;rr m m. ets for United States products
I'D ,.nr,fsntnrcs - Int Tins far IL is
chiefiv in nrov;s;ons and breadstuffs that
on nTnans;on Of foreipn trade has taken
nIace Tn 1878 as compared with 1877,
iho ;ncreose in stecI mannfacturer was
onIv * o16 nomrdS and in cotton manufac.
,,,rss ~ or,d,,ntaJ ~ No more than 2h5 7SS
,,nnrds Tn hesov S,echina,s, his aninion
E that she SIates cs,, SSt s,omnete S{fh ~
h,,t =, Tho sy,eiier art;cles thev nm m 4
ornsa 90 fnr THE raason tThe A meri.
ssrs andeovnr to co,.h;ne s,rength Vith
i;rhtness While We Iooh only to ssrenrfb !:
notice the locomosives and cars Arnerican
inducements and and fools which b56o
heautifnl finish and lie6fness nd -
more convenient than ours. Take Amerf-
can and English scythes. as an instance.
I find that the American only weigh a
little over two Mounds and having a 9ood
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Chioaxa Marh.4

Chicago, July 25.-Flour firm. Wheat
unsettled and active but weak and lower;
No spring 90 cash: 9s1s August; No
September; No 8 spring 81; rejected
TO- Corn dull, weak and lower at
35B cash; 3616 August; 365s Septem.
Der. Oats dull and shade lower at 2724,
cash; 255s August; 251s September Rye
d{mer at sig. Barley steady and un-
ckmged at 20. Fork in good demand
and tending upward; 8 80 bid cash; 8 %
@S 27K August; 8 35@S371R September /;
640@S 421a October. Lard fairly active
md shade higher at 5 70@5 721s cash and
AaGYst; 5 1895 TN September; T71x
20 October. Bulk meats in good de-
Meeq and shade higher at 3 COCA 300
4 20. Whisky steady and unchanged at
LOG.
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FOREIGN.

London, July 90. = A detailed official
telegram from Lord Chelmsford says: ::
Cettewayo not only failed to comply with
my demands for the return of the cannons
ETC., but fired on our watering parties. /
consequently returned the cattle he had
sent in, and ordered reconnaissance by
Colonel Buffers horse. This caused the
Zulu army to advance and show itself on
the morning of July a. Ny force, consist
ing of General Ncwdigate's division and
General enc Woods column, nm aggregating
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MONEY AND COMMERCE
New York Nonsy and Stock Market.
Nau Yorlr I,,Isr o. n

New York, July %. u
Money easy at ~ and 31k per cent,
Prime commercial paper, 3@4 per cent
Sterling dull, 4 81 long. A s411z short
Governments steady. Railroad bonds
generally firm-Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg, 1st consolidated advanced
4 per cent and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
cOnsols assented advanced 2 per cent |;
G. c. & I. c. first, sold at u. State
securities dull. Stock market fairly act
i've but speculation irregular. Granger
stocks showed most activity but closed at
fractional decline. The Trunk lines and
coal shares were quiet but showed slight
falling off in final dealings. Ohio and
Mississippi was quite prominent in trans.
actions, common, advanced 1 and preferred
q per cent. Kansas & Texas and c., c.,
C. & l. also advanced per cent. Kansas
Pacific, st. Paul & Minnesota and Louis.
vile s. Nashville rose q per cent. Har-
lem sold at IS against / 50 last sale.
Market at close fairly steady.
GOVERNMENT SEcURITIEs.-Coupon OF
81, 1042<; new SIS, lO411s6; new 41<'s, 106l{
new "a, 102H currency 8's l22.
ExPREas SHAREs-Adams 106; Ameri.
can ~; United States 46A.
MIsCRILANR0Us = Western Union, 90;
New York Central, 11s; Erie, 27sS;
do preferred 511S; Michigan Central 81 ";
Union Pacific 771S; Lake Shore T&
Cleveland q Pittsburg sos; Northwest
en M; do preferred 9Si1; Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis
81; Rock Island 139; St. Paul 5sX;
do preferred 9424; Wabash 862; Ohio
& Mississippi. 164; Fort Wayne iO911.
STATE B0NDe.-Tennessee 6s, old, 34I
new Sly; Virginia 8s, old, %; new
80; Missouri &c new 1O5.
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Toledo, July 25-Wheat weak and low
er; No. white Wabash O1A; No. 1
white Michigan new O2I; extra white
Michigan new O5; amber Michigan SPOT
and; July 1 O21S; No. red winter spot
l 034; July 1 O31a; August 1 Of; Septem-
Der held at 1 Oh, O01a bid; No. red
l coz; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red
1 O31s; No. ditto 90; No. amber I'LL
nois 031s. Corn dull and high; unmix.
ed held at 80, 3S1a bid; No. 2 spot July
3811s asked, SO bid: august held at 3s11II
3S4 bid; September held at 3S4, 3Sl
bid. Oats dull; No. 2 August 90.
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DIR. TUT has sue
|ceeded in combining
lin these pills the here
tofore antagonistic quail
titles of a STRENGTHEN
Inc PURGATIvE. and q
PURIFYING Tonic.
Their first apparent
effect is to increase the
appetite by causing the
food to properly assim-
ilate. Thus the system
lis pourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular and healthy
evacuations are pro-
duced.
The rapidity with
which PERSONS lake
Ion FLESH while under
the influence OF these
|Pills, indicates their
|adaptability to nourish
1.-THE body, hence their
efficacy in curing nerv-
GUS debility, melan-
choly, dyspepsia, vast
ling Of the muscles, slug-
|gishness of the liver,
Ichronic constipation.
and imparting health
land strength to the sys-
tenn. Sold everywhere,
Price 25 cents
Office
IS Murray Street,
NEW YORK
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, July 25.-Flour steady;
Wheat heavy ut 95@1 90; Corn strong at
4O@41. Oats ffrmer, 1895 Rye in fair
demand, 81. Barley dull and nominal.
Pork firm, 8 50. Lard IN fair request; !;
current make TO- Bulk meats strong
and higher; shoulders 3 SIX; short ribs
sold at 1904 1212; closing at A 10, bid /;
25 asked; short clear held at 4 SO; Bacon
good demand higher at OO@4 1904 90@
5 25. Whiskey steady at 05. Butter
quiet unchanged. Linsced OIL steady at 65.
Hogs light active firm, heavy, dull. Com
mon S0@3 1871. Light 3 60@3 rs. Packing
8 40@3 go. Butchers 8 6O@3 80. Receipts
293. Shipments 800.
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z. DOLAND,
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Wagons and S1eighs.

Having purchased the interest OF Z. G
Thomas in the carriage business, shall Qe
vote nv entire time and energy to supplying
everythink in my line that the necessities Of
my customers demand.
have a large stock Of new and second
hand carriages, which will be sold at prices
to suit the times,
Office and Factory at the old stand N
formerly. Thankful for past favors, l So
licit continuance of your patronage.
24Oyl T. DOLAND.
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This firm Dundas Dick q Coy enjoys
the reputation above all others, of making
agreeable the taking Of nauseous medi-
cines. Their Soft Capsules are world
famous, and ,deservediy 90. The pale.
yellow face Of many poor man, or woman,
or child, is daily seen on our streets, suffer
ing from these terrible Affections (malarial
diseases) without the means to employ the
professional services they require. ''Ther-
maline" is the boon which will give them
relief We know what we say, when VIC
assert that 1t is curing thousands.-(Bur.
lingtOn Hawkeye liJIfG ttjH.s4. .3isi
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New York, July 25.-Business cantin.
ues quiet with packing houses and job
bing trade dull. Cotton goods quiet and
steady Dark prints in fair demand
Freeman's prints arc opened at 6. Dress
goods rather more active. Woolen goods
sluggish and steady. Flannels and blank.
cts in light demand.
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OUR owN-No. 81.

H0RSE Send 2s .snts in stamps or currency for
seases, has IS fine cngravings showing positions
sumed BY sick horses. table of doses, large coec-
RnnK tion Of Valuable Recipes, rules for telling
DUN the age Of . horse, with an engraving
showing teeth ofeach year, and large amount Of
other valuable hosse Information. Dr. VIM. II. Hall
says II have bought books that paid IS and $40
which do not like well as 1 do yours" Send for
. circular. Agents wanted B. ]. Kendall, NJ. D.,
Enosburgh Falls VI.
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fair demand; mixed western, 37@39 white
western, 39@43. Eggs unsettled, at 100
12H: Pork stronger; new mess, 8 90.
Lard hrmer; prime steam, O21a. Butter
firm, at 7@161a. Whisky firmer, at OF.
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There is a bottle of wine over 1 800

There is bottle Of wine over ], 800 years
old that will be opened shortly On the an
niversary of the destruction of Pompeii.
1t was dug out of the ruins, where it had
lain since the year 10. At the cheapest
possible price, the cost of it, If invested at
compound interest, would by this time ex-
ceed our national debt
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New York, July 25.-Flour; grades un-
der 3 75, scarce and wanted; for export
grades above that figure, dull and in buy.
ers' favor; superfine and state west
'ern, 1904 3J; common to good extra.
50@4 70; good to choice, 4 SO@6 so:
white wheat extra, 75@5 %; extra Ohio,
5O@6 90. Wheat quiet; No Q spring.
O6@1 10, latter extreme rate; ungraded
winter red, 0S@1 IS; No 3, 1I81S@
113ai; ungraded amber, O9@1 l3: No
1901 12K mo I amber, 1 1S1k@1 141x; !;
nngraded white. l IL; No l do, 15@1 16.
and nominal. Corn moderately active:
steamer, AAi Nos white, 80. Oats in
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A new Indiana law book, Rowland and
Winters, Indiana executors manual-a
very useful book price cloth. $3.50; sheed
$4.00. For sale at Keil s. Bros. ptf
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N ran make money faster at work for Us than at
Vu.nything else. Capital not required; We Will
stsrt you. sl2 day at home made by the indus.
U Utffous Men, women, boys and girls wanted
eyerywhere to work for us. Now Is the time. Cost
" outfs and terms free. Address TRUE q Co, An
cust, N.iae ll-57yls
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Detroit.Market.

Detroit, July 25.-Flour qSiet ard
steady. Wheat dull and heavy; extra
nominal No. 1 white 10 So; nominal
August 043s; September 041s@1 Az.
Receipts, wheat 9,199; shipments, none.
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Expenses advanced to good agents (send
stamp 8. L. Marrow, indianapolis.
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Old type metal and cuts wanted mex
change for stereotyping. Write us
stating about how many pounds you have
on hand, and we will give you, terms. etc
FORT WAYNE NEWSPAPER UNION.
Ed&p Fort Wayne, Ind
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Hammocks by mail $1,sO Send for
price list to the trade. c. H. Spaulding
& Co., As Washington St, Boston. Mass.
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Now we have it A parasol is but sol
nmbrella.-[New Haven Register.
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.'''.'.. .''.',''' '....' ..,'
&SzR S-ness Z Debility.

Unless the blood b kept In pure state, the con
so'"s'on must be weakened and disease supervene
These wonderful Btter possess the power of neutral
hing and removing al contaminations Of the BIoo
and system gensrally. They quietly but certainly
overcome all distractions tending to produce i'll.
health, and institute regular sction in the organs
which are faulty from arrangement or debility. The
dyspepec, weak and nervous may rely on these Bit
sss, with assurance Of speedy relief aud ultimate
eure. They improve the appetite and thoroughly in
vigorats the digestive apparatus.
MisHLEhs HEas hlfrsRs have long been known as
.ne most snectua and certain remedy in all reesious
Of the Liver and kidneys 49, 80
Sold everywhere.
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Cleveland Market.

Cleveland, July 25.-Peiroleum quiet
and unchanged ~ 62{.
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TUFTS
PILLS
unpoRsED BY

ENDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, cLEReYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
The GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE
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Talmage's advance agent calls him ian
eminent divine and christian warrior"
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Whitcomb'sRenedY,
A SURE CURE FOR
ASTH MA,
Rose Cold and Hay Fever.

This remedy has been used in Thousands Of
the worst cases, with astonishing and uniform
success, and is offered to the public with fun
confidence in its merits. 1t contains no poison
GUS or injurious properties whatever, and an
infant may take it with perfect safety.
Send to Jos. BURNETT & Co., Boston, Mass,
for pamphlet containing description of its
merits.
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E'or sale.hIn-contaning le5 acres of choice lands
with hrstclass improvements, good dwelling
good barns, corn cribs carriage house. with nuns
Der Of other oathouses also orchard Of 1000 fruit
trees Of the nes seesion Of peach pears cherries.
apples, quinces &c The above farm is situated in
the beautiful valley of the Manu. at Collinsville But
Ter county, Ohio. miles from the city of Hamiltoa.
and 80 miles from Cincinnati. The Fort Wayne,
Richmond & Cincinnati railroad, and Richmond
Hamilton Gravel Road passes through 1t. For beau
ty and convenience of location. richness fertility Of
s0il the above farm is-uot surpassed by any farm In
the state of Ohio Churches, school houses, post
office, cepot stores, saw mills, blacksmith shop all
within Il of mile Of premises. It II very seldom
that such property is in the market.
Elor saie-land-forty acres OF land In Reynolds
Z county, No.. being the northeast quarter in the
south quarter of section 25 township 81 north
of range two west containing in all forty acres. The
above tract win be sold cneap for cash. will trade
city lots with improvements vacant, to suit pur
chaser.
Eor sale-a good substantial, frame building in tho
Z town of Huntington, Ind. This bnilding
tans store room, as also dwelling, Market street
and is we'll adapted to the wants of parties Of limited
means to carry on business. 1t will do both for bp.
siness and dwelling house. ----5---
For further particulars, address. Gazette Office
Fort Wayne, Indiana daptf
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sor sale-220 Of ltnd In Iroquois county, I'M
nois; being the southwest quarter Of section 10,
And 60 acres of the southeast quarter Of the
section. The above land is the Chicago, Danvile
vincennes railroad, adjoining the town Of Martin.
Ia The above unimproved lands drst-class sell,
and Is of the most fertile regions in the Prairie
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McCrary, Thompson and Schurz consid-
cred today the Indian outlook in the
northwest. They were unanimously of
the opinion that every precaution to pre-
vent hostilities with Indians should be
taken, and anticipate no serious conflict.
1t is thought to be the intention of Gen.
Miles TO reoonnoiter Sitting Bulls camp.
Washington, July 24.-To-day special
and positive orders were sent by the war
department to prevent Gen. Miles from
bringing Oh an Indian war and telling
him the purpose for which he was sent
into the field was to protect the navigation
on the Missouri river.
Bids for furnishing the mints with
silver bullion were opened at the Office of
the director of the mint yesterday. About
GOO, 900 ounces were offered. All offers
for delivery at Philadelphia which were
not above market rate were accepted and
those above rejected. Those received
from San Francisco were all in excess of
the market rate and delivered by the de-
pariment. The brokers however were Of
fered the price regarded by the depart
ment to be the market rate but they all re-
fused to accept ii, hence no purchases
were made for delivery at San Francisco.
all there being made for the San Francis
CO mint which aggregated about two or
three hundred thousand ounces.
Memphis, TenC., July 4--Fourteen
new cases we've reported to the board of
health this morning, among the number
Charles A. Stacey and Alex. Kepler.
Two car loads of tents furnished by the
government, have arrived, and the city ar,-
thoritIes will tomorrow establish camp
at point seven miles from the city on the
Paducah railroad.
The Howard Association yesterday plac-
ed few nurses on duty. This morning
the street in front of their rooms was crowd
ed with colored people all anxious TO be
assigned to duty They were dispersed
and informed that no more nurses were
required. :i-4... "a. E
Four deaths from yellow fever occurred
since last night, their names are Mrs.
Beholende, John Lockard, Mrs. b. F. Mil
Ter and Henrietta Taylor.
Galveston, Texas, July A-The governor
Issued the following proclamation pro-