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A CH1LD's NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY
PoIsoN.-A 4-year old child in this city got DOS
session OF box OF belladonna pills the other
them. The inside OF the pills She rejected be.
cause OF their bitter taste, and 1t happened
very fortunately that she did so, as the swal-
lowing OF the whole would undoubtedly have
caused her death, being, as they were, IL times
the quantity of regular dose for an adult. AS
1t was, the slight percentage OF the active
principle that she absorbed affected her In q
way that led her mother to Investigate the
cause OF her condition and ascertain what she
had done. The child got hold OF the box BY
climbing to the shelf on which the mother had
laid it, Bridgeport {Conn.) Farmer
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ARE AN ARCHITECTS PLANS HIS OWN OR HIS
CLIENTS 1.-THE question, says the american
architect, " is Ofteher raised and makes q great
deal more trouble than there is any occasion
for" Washington architect, Mr.. George r.
Tolman, Is trying to get an answer to 1t from
the courts. Architects in this country hold
that their plans, specifications and details be-
long to themselves, and are In the habit OF
transcribing upon them words to the erect that
such property must be returned to themselves
after the purposes for which it was created have
been fulfilled. Accordingly, If they prepare the
designs for gentlenan's house, using In those
designs the ideas OF the gentleman for wnom
the house Is to be built, they are ready, without
the slightest provocation, to resell the same de-
signs to somebody else. No layman, therefore
before death or after, is free from the liability
OF having neighbor erect dwelling precisely
like his own. When poet writes and sells
poem, novelist novel, or q reporter report
he Is presumed not to be in a condition to dis
pose OF it to a second buyer. Painters and
scuiptors, however, have legal right TO sell
rep!lcas OF their sold works. The question to
be decided by the courts is whether or not to
architects also belongs this prerogative.
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How Mr.. SEYMOUR WAS SHoT.-Capt. Ryan
examined the clothing that Mr.. Seymour wore,
and found that the fatal bullet had passed
through the double lapel of the coat and both
shirts, leaving grease spots which, experts say
indicates that Mr.: Seymour was shot with q
Dreech-loading rife. Deputy Coroner Miller
SAID ne was satisfied that the shooting was at
short range. Otherwise the rubber would not
have been carried with the ball into the body
He Is OF the opinion that the body must have
fallen on its face, indicating that Mr.. Seymour
was facing the seminary when shot.
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GREAT DIDCOVERY,

EBEAx O18COVERYs
The greatest and most pleasing disooverv or the
age 70 housekeepers is the tncontestable fs4 that
the following leading brands Of FLOUR are not
only the hAndscmet In the District Of Columbia
but also in the United States:
"OERE6".The magnificent Minnesota Patent
Patent Process STKRLING.SThe celebrated St
Louis Fancy Patent. and GOLDEN HILL, the
We daty competitors to bring forth any Flour
superior 70 Ceres. MtnneoA Sterling, and we feel
VIII never uDe ANYTHING else
The abovenamed F1onrs can be bought ct any
nrst claes groCefy store. Wholesale depot, corner
my28-ly ". n GAIT 90.
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SHOT ON THE MORNING OF HER MARRIAGE
A Chicago Inter Ocean Rock Island, H., special
says: cat Edenton. Ill. this morning, Lee Rob
20, and then shot himself, infiicttng wounds
1om which he will not recover. Miss Robbins
was engaged to a man named Richards, and
was to have been married to-day. Her brother
had been trying to prevent the marriage but
she refused to break her promise"
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TEE PHILLIPS DIVORCE SUIT.-In the report
Judge Potter On the application on behalf OF
Mrs. Caroline Phillips for alimony and counsel
fee pending the trial of the suit against her for
her husband, DR.. Henry j. Phillips, surgeon In
the q. S. army, statement was inadvertently
made that the doctor was charged by his wife
with once drawing pistol and threatening her
life. The allegation is precisely the reverse,
the doctor, on the contrary, charging that she
On one occasion attempted to shoot him with a
reYOlYer.-IN Y. Herald 10th.
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l4TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
hand. ~
Fresh STRAwBERRIEs, Green PEAS, Etc
PhilnS6elghla CHICKENS and Dressed Spring
All kinds Of MEATS. FRUITS. GAME and vEGK-
mylltr FRANK J. TIBBErs & 90.
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 Y A L BAKING
0 Q Y IA POWDER
KRR Q Q w A A Z
r r o o Y AAAA L BAKING
600 7 ILL POWDEE
ABEOLUTELY PURE,

AB6OL UIELx FUHEs
Consumers should bear in mind that the incom.
parable Royal" Is now the only Baking Powder In
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar,
imported exclusively for this powder direct from
the wine district of France An old experienced
housekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
few pennies morefor the Royal" finds that it goes
80 nuch farther and works so much better that it's
economy to use 1t.
The manufacturers Of this Powder, with . keen
perception that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
always used the purest and most wholesome mate
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow.
ders combined, and, being prepared always alike,
never fails to make good. Light sweet and nutritious
der has taken the place Of sods. salerat1s and
Yeast.more healthf9l because II preserves al the
convenience. and the fact that it win keep I'm any
climate. never cakes nor sp0is. makes 1t the finest
preparation IN the world. Sold only in cans, by all
0roCers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, q Il IL almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping, con.
ettpaion, indigestion, headache and dyspeDGS q.
ecfs the blood. causes pimples on the face et0 mas
DlsPOs1a9 0E sH00NDHAND WQTM!a-
~ LeftS0 Qlothing, Watches. Guns Rlskol4 a:
Gan 81 the bsss essh pricsa from ths QRI0INAL
p ave calline q o. addfestng the above paaees
prompt attemtto0 WiQ b gtyen % al oRdee9
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POLICE COURT-Jndge Shell
To-day, Geo. w. Kagn, assault; So or days.
Henry Thompson, assault on Albert ClarksOn,
with intent to kill; committed for the action of
the grand Jury. Thomas Brown, larceny OF a
goat from Ellen Kelly; S. or 10 days. John Ma
ther, petit larceny second Offence); grand Jury.
Anderson Harvey, charged with larceny of IL
chickens; continued
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MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, zoe. per h.; do porter
house, 2Oa25c.; rib roast, 12a20c; steak 12La2Oc
Corned Beef, Sa1Oc.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc
d. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12ha2Oc
Mutton, 12ha15c.; Pork, 10Ea12kc.; Sausage
12kc; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, Exc; Should
erS, Sa9c.; Breasts 10a11c.: Lard, Sa1Oc.
FRUITS.-Apples, 30a40c. per peck: ApricOts,
1Oc per pt; Plums, 1Oc. per pit; Oranges, goa
4oc. per doz.; Lemons, 20a40c.; Bananas, 30a40c
derdoz.; Pine Apples, 1Oai5c. each; Goose
berries, 5as per OF; Cherries, 5a10c. per OF;
Whortleberries, 1Oal5c. per Of; Raspberries,
Ged). 15c. per ct; do. (blackl, sa1Oc per Of;
Biackberrfes, 5aSc. per Of; Peaches, s0C.as1 per
PIX; Pears, 60a75c. per PIX.
FIsH.-Perch, 4Oa5Oc. per bunch; Rock, large
3Oa25c. per H., 40a5Oc. per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c
per To-; Mackerel, 2Oa25c.; Halibut, 15a2Oc
Goldfish, 1Oc.; Blue fish, 40a5Oc. per bunch; Tay-
lers, 40a50c.; Sheepshead, 12a15c per h.; Black
bass 15a2Oc. per H.; Pike, 4Oa5Oc each; Shad 25a
ooc. per pair Herring, 12a15c per doz Taylors, Is
cents each; Sturgeon, cents per pound; CLANS.
5Oa6Oc. per 100; Lobster, 12c. per h.; ScollopS,
40c. per OF.
BUTTKR.-Ph1ladelphl Print. 3Oa35c per TO-:
western Creamery, 2Oa3Oc.; New York, 25a3Oc !:
roll, 15a25c.; Cheese, 12a2Oc.: Eggs, 12a15c. per
doz.
Observation-Disclosures Irish, 3Oa4Oc. per ok:
cabbage, Early York, 5a10c.; Beans, (Lima,) la
15c. per qt; do, (snap), 15a2Oc per pix; Beets, Ga
&C. per bunch; Lettuce, case. per head; Aspara-
Radish, 2aSc. per bunch; Tomatoes, 30a4Oc. per
peck; Turnips, &C.. per bunch; Onions, 4Oa5Oc.
per peck; do (Bermuda,) SOca$1 per peck; do.
Spring, 2a3c. per bunch; Cucumbers, 30a40c. per
d0z-; CymblinS, 15a2Oc. per doz.
POULTRY. - Chickens, scars per pair; do.
(Spr1ng), Sass per dOZ.; Ducks, 75c. ash, Der
PAIR; turkeys, 16alSc. per To-: Geese 5Oca$1.
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CITY ITEMS.
To Reduce AfOck

To Reduce stock.
Special inducements in Mems Straw Hats:
Boys and Children's Dress Hats Soc, worth IS;
Immense stock OF Trunks, at all prices;
Fresh supply of "Climax" Shirts, at 81:
These shirts are made OF the best material,
Fit nicely, are ready for use, and are as good
Is those usually sold at $l5O-try one.
"LEWIS' One Price Cash Store 92O eth St
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Carroll Institute last evening adopted resolu-
tons OF respect to the memory Of Chas. w. Null
laly, one OF Its founders.
The Officers of the seventh precinct station
last evening recovered thirteen well-grown
spring chickens from Anderson Harvey, COL
ored. The chickens are supposed to have been
stolen. Harvey was locked up to answer
From J. ShlllingtOn, j. G.. Parker and Robert
Beau we have Harpers Monthly for August, a
superb number.
Justice c. s. Bundy has been designated a.
Judge OF the Police Court during the absence OF
Juoge shell, who will commence his vacation
next Monday.
son-about 1,S00-arrived this morning by the
Norfolk boat. consigned to E. E. Anderson &
The newly elected officers of Union lodge No.
II, l. o. o. F., were publicly installed last even
ing at Odd Fellows hall, on Sth street, Navy
Yard The installation services were cond ucted
Dy MI. =. Bawsell, G. NJ, after which Rev. J.W
Gray, or the M. p. Church, P. q. NJ. &C. B. r.
college and Mr.. Bawsen delivered addresses.
The JacksOn's Woods Camp Meeting
Yesterday there was quite company at Jack
sons woods "a place about Is miles out on the
b. & P. r. r., purchased by representatives OF
the Methodist Protestant church as a perma-
nent camp ground for the purpose of selecting
tent sites for the meeting which viii commence
this year on the oath instant and be held until
August 5th. 1t will be remembered that last
year the meeting was somewhat of an expert
menf, but it proved a successful one In every
way and the result was the formation of an
association and the purchase of these woods,
with the rest Of tie farm. The purchase was,
however, not completed until few months ago,
and consequently all the proposed improve
mentS could not be completed for this meeting,
either by the association or the railroad COM
pany. The latter propOSe-beSideS the erection
OF platform-the erection Of building, plac-
ing In switch, &c. The committee have erected
In the woods tabernacle Of cruci-rOrm shape
capable Of seating several hundred people
The pulpit Is located at the head of the cross.
The plan of tent sites has been somewhat
changed. A permanent frame structure has
been erected az the ''boarding tent" aud
brick bake-Oven has been built. MesSrS Hunt
and Weaver. OF Georgetown, have also put up
on the ground meat-house. The committee
In charge Of the camp will make new depar-
ture, the catering being under their direct
management From the number Of people on
the ground yesterday-which included repre-
sentatives from all the Baltimore and District
churches, as well as a number from the sur
rounding c0untry-there Is every prospect of q
camp OF % tents-the sites for over SO having
been selected.
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District Government Af1A1fDs
The hay scales Of the District will be sold on
the water registrar has put the repair men at
work again on hydrants, stop cocks, &C.
District Attorney Riddle has given an opinion
that all notaries public are required to pay
MI. j. H. Hewlett has been awarded the con-
tract for repairing the Lincoln School Building.
DOGS.
Up to 1:45 to-day 1892 dogs had been deco
rated with new tags. The registry of dogs re-
veals the fact that Old fashioned names have
given away to new ones. No. !, f5s Is under the
name OF 8. J: T1lden; :206, Mrs. DR.. Mary Wal
ker: 1,26s, "Marshal Browns Pup; 1896 goes
under the name Of Moody. There are num-
Der OF Grants and other military characters In
the list.
THE WATER QUESTION.
In reference to the recent orders relative to
the use OF Potomac water: on f1ower-beds, lawns
and payements, the District Commissioners
state that they are simply carrying out the law
tween the hours OF and O'Clock p. N. The
object of the order is simply to confne the use
OF IL ior such purposes to hours when 1t will
and 1t can best be spared after business hours.
1t Is thought that II the use OF washers is allow
ed only after these hours, and If the citizens
are not too Wasteful the supply flowing Ia
during the latter hours Of the night will be Suf-
fctent for the high grounds.
REGULATIONS FOR COAL SELLERS.
the District commissioners to-day ordered:
!
District OF Columbia be Empowered to demand
and receive in advance the fee for sealing coal
scales, and no such scales shall be used until
all proper fees and arrearageS. II any, shall
have been paid. That all persons selling or
Offering to sch coal In less quantity than one
hundred pounds Re required to use the regular
dry measure commonly used in the District of
Columbia, and any person who shall sell or
offer to sell coal In less quantity than one hun
dred pounds by any other measure than said
dry measure shall be deemed guilty of an
onense against the District of Columbia and
shall be fined five dollars for each ofense, to be
collected and applied as other fines for viola
ton of coal regulations
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwise:-T. n. Gill, to
make general repairs to building corner of 18th
and POmeroy SITS, In the county; $4,000 II. Fl.
Watson, to raise and underpfn frame house,
Delaware ave., between and SITS. S.w.; $500.
w. c. Dodge, two three-stOry basement dwell
tngs, corner list and B SITS. ne; $4,000. c. c.
Willard. to make general repairs, 14th and F
SITS: $1,000. V. Lemon, repair woodshed. &C.,
1467 Samson ST.. $25.
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CHINA, says the London Times, is so little
known, and Its ways, SO far as they are known
are so peculiar and outlandish, that ordinary
Europeans accept its doings with mild and
too strange to be believed about it. II, indeed
there is one thing about China In which all men
outside the Celestial Empire are agreed, it Is
world
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A FALL AT NIAGARA.-Willianl, nine. year old
son OF Robert w. Elliott, OF Toronto, Ont, fell
over the clifT below Niagara Falls, Monday,
striking at the bottom Of the precipice, sixty
feet below. He struck On a patch OF brush
weed, which saved his life.
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THE BODY OF one of the six men who left
Port Colborne, Ont, In a skiff, for Buffalo, N.
Y, to celebrate the 4th OF July, has been found
In the Niagara river at the international bridge.
The bodies Of the others have been seen fioat-
ing down by the bridgemen.
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WHAT THE WAR Cost RUssIA-The Globe
estim ates that the cost to Russia of the war
with Turkey amounted to e15O, 600 900, and that
200. 600
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE July !1.-Virginia oonsols 55k; do
today Sugar nrm-A soft, 83a8h.
Ind Say supor
4.0Oa5.CO; do family, b.25a6.OO; city mills SUPER
25sS *: Do extra 4SGas do Bio brands
err req. Ilzai do amber. f37a1 81; No penr
sylSania red. LIS; No: western winter red, SPOT,
eber ioi ioa A@9us sontSs1a ar Sen
southern white So yellow So: western % mixed
; sn1 ~ 45 Sg.z t se.sr Aaigs 81:
mixed. ssa39; Pennsyivanis, 4Os4s Rye aui let
ssa a g.. Hay fi1momprime to choice Pennsylvania
western advances-mess pork, 10 Is Bulk meats eats
loose shoulders, AZ; clear rib sides, 81; packed,
4haDd SO. Bacon-shoulders, 8; Gear rib sides, 8.
Choice ass LAKE fnf Eos to
Il. Petroleum dull-crude nominal; refined. 6sia7
Coffee firm and active-Rio cargoes, iIHaIfH.
r Mesas saeay FFreghts
keoeipts.nour ,Sis; wheat los. SOC: corn, g. 500:
OATS ss oo 1000 Shipments - wheat. 297o0; corn,
NEW YORK. July 1l.-stocks irregular. Money.
sash Exchange, long, 4s55l; short. zs7a. Govern.
nd my ,Y .SR July 7renr dull Wheat. spring
MONEY 81 iis or tie scooun 81 Ese af ter
illinois Central. 81 Pennsylvania Central, 4lE
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
Inc foloWfng quotations were current in New
50 .; - FER cents, 1o1sl; do ~ per cents,
~, ~; D. 7 q $685. s7k; E,ie. 27x Michigan Cen
prefe rred, e6: Island. i3sI; ST. Paul. S2h: do
v. Telegraph. Ok: P:cie M "a Is ie1'' ia;
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WESTON, speaking at a meeting In London,
stated that during the last twelve years he had
walked and ''wobbled" on foot $4,000 miles. Sir
John Ashley said that though he had declined
to back Weston for the last match, he was glad
of hiS victory
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s'SHANG" DRAPER, who was arrested In Brook
Ign, N. Y, for safe burglary, was discharged
yesterday, Immediately rearreSted for COM
plicity In the Northampton (Mass.) bank rob-
berry, when 81 10000 was stolen, manacled to a
detective and taken at once to Massachusetts.
JAS LAHEY was shot and killed at Chicago,
wednesday night, by policeman, who claims
that he found him and six others in barn, that
they attacked him, and that Lahey was shot
while attempting to escape. Others claim that
the shooting WAS NniuSfifiahlA
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FOR SPORTsMEN AND TOURIsTS.-Bathing and
Swimming Suits, Fishing and Shooting Suits
Yachting and Boating Suits, Attakapas Cotton
Suits, Flannel Travelling Shirts, GoSsamer Rub
Der Coats, Linen busters, &C., In ready made
stock. Bamboo and Seersucker Suits made to
measure. GEO. G. HENNING, 40 7th st.
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I,Sy4 Prlzes amountinR to ...........,,,. M QlK
Whole Tickets. N.
Club rates upon application.
Asepts,
WILLIAMSON 4 CO., 500 Broadway. New Y~k.
List Of drawings published iu the New York
Herald. Sun, etsats Zeituug, Phiisdslphia Record.
Pnu1delpnM sunday Dispatch, Pittsburgh d.
patcn and Louisville Commercial. All out-oftOUn
s;caet holders are msiled copy Of the onacda NJ
Reliable Agents wanted In every town. ty5akll.
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AmuSements. Etc.

THoRNE's SUMMER GARDEN has already be-
come the fashion. It is thronged every night
with the youth and beauty Of Washington. 1t
is the coolest place In the city, and the pro-
gramme OF music Is alone worth double the
gramme.
THE SUMNER THBATER CoMIQUR is doing q
good business during the hot spell, it being q
comparatively cool resort, and first-class va
rtety performance Is given every evening,
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The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious reme-
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price Is cts.
DON'T HESITATE between Glenns Sulphur Soap
and any ointment or lotion that may have been
recommended to you for diseases of the skin,
sores. abrasions or cOmplexional blemishes.
There is nothing like the first-named article In
such cases. Sold by all druggists
HilPs Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, soc
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Tone nm the 9Yafeu

Tone up the System
by taking QuiyE's Irish Tea. It cures Bilious
ness, Headache and regulates the blood. Prize
Is cents.
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TO LADIES AND GENTLkAKE-W6 WISH 20 Gail
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyetng Establishment, No. 906 G street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work In
q manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSSing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for So. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from 70
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
IS cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, q
reduction In price. H-Cau for and deliver
them
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AN OLD SOLDIER SICK IN THE STREET-About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon officer Fitzgerald
found an old soldier lying On the sidewalk On
sd street, near ID southwest, vely sick He was
brought to the first precinct station and after
wards sent to Providence Hospital. He gave
his lame as James McIIall, and says he IS on
his way to the Soldiers Home, in Hampton, Va
ARREsTKD.-George Matthews, colored, was
arrested by officer Kelley yesterday at the
cofnt OF Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue,
ana Ia bis pockets were found foreign silver
John Belioni on June 2Sth last. The case was
continued I'LL saturday to procure testimony.
TEE WASHINGTON MONUMENT COMMISSION have
accepted the proposal OF Mr.. Andrew Gleason to
furnish 100 cubic yards OF broken stone at the
monument, to be used In the work OF strength
eniHg the foundation.
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ADJUSTMENTS


THon"H's
SUMNER GARDEN.
UNCOVERED AND BEAUTIFUL
THE FASHIONABLE RESORT.
BRILLIANT AssEMBLAGIs.
THE MARINE BANDi
PROMENADE CONCERTS.
VARIED PROGRAMMES.
OPEN EVERY EVENING jysst
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
lo,cs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
ing or other causes. An old and wen-tried rem.
adY: 6 cents bottle.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OYYICHBO
WARRINGTON, July IL, 1879.
For the middle Atlantic states, southeast to
southwest winds, stationary and higher tenn
peratures. falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather and possibly followed by occasional
local rains, with northerly winds and lower
temperatures.
RANGE OF THE fHKRM0MRTER.
The following are the readings Of the thermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
51o; 7:36 q. M, 7So; IL midday, 900; p. m,
$50; maximum, $50; minimum, "a SO.
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Tim 0HHRTR.

BRACELET, childrens, misses and ladies, a
Priggs. +
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. It'll

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. L
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force us
"WelIes' Health Renetcer." Greatest remedy OF
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street. N. Y.
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 9,24-eo1y
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BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-At the second meet
Ing OF the WOrkingmeG's Building Association
last evening, II shares were sold at 40 per cent.