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THE FLODED TUNNEL.

Pumping Out tho SHAFT ut Jersey City.
JERSEY CITY, July 4.-Wosk at the
tunnel was resumed at an early hour this
morning. The water in the shaft was up to
within few inches of the engine which
was working to keep the water from over
flowing it., the water in the shaft
being higher than at any time since
the accident. Work was resumed on
the cribbing and all the men who
were discharged yesterday were put to
work again and will he kept at it night
and day until the crib work is completed
Mrs. Bagley, the wife of one of the men
in the tunnel at the time of the accident,
and Miss BrOderick, of Philadelphia,
sister of two of the men now in the tunnel,
were at the works this morning and created
quite scene by crying and making vain
efforts to get near the mouth of the shaft.
Three divers are now preparing to go
down to try and close the door Of the
air lock, the one who went down last night
finding it impossible to do anything. He
was unable to say whether there was a
body between the outer door Of the air
lock or not.
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fhilAslolphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, July A-Flour-,uperfino
ut s:5OQ3; extra at - 3OG3 So Ohio and indiana.
family Mt $5 25O6: Penn'a family ut &5Tj 80 !:
St Louis family S5 5OS16 %: 10 old, ~ 25al4 IS !;
Minnesota family - 35a6 y: patent AMI high
grades IS 75QS . market quiet.
Rye flour at ~ ..
Wheat quiet: No. -. Western Red 81 lO1. {;
1llL.
Corn quiet; Steamer isc ; yellow sic; mixed
JOc.
Oats dull No. l, White 4:c; No. 2, 10 i.c No.
}, do 3S1iOc; No. ,, Mixed j;c.
Rye quiet
Provisions steady M, 81 pork ut sl3 JO0HOO; :;
beef hams 81 UO42.; India Mss hcei s.S " ::
bacon, smoked shoulders &c; sait 5I51ac; !;
smoked hams Il9ls,5c; pick.e'i hams sk4a9s,r.
Lard steady city kettle 1A44Sc: Iss'-.-
butchers &c; prime steam - 1.s7. q.
Butter hrm: Creamery 25036c do EOOd
to choice 32l24c; Bradford county and New
York extra. &c Western reserve extra /"
0lSc; do good to choice l4@0 ljc Rolls scarce. !;
fenn'a extra l59l7; Western reserve extr,,
l5@l7c.
7 Eggs steady PennA Ac: W .stern l369 l;llsc.
Cheese tirm ; New York full cream lMl lO1sA.
Western iull cream 81 lsaI9c: ito fair IL gsnDA
7H@74c; do half skims 81 46SGAc.
Seeds-GOOd to prime TiImOlhy 81 %: FlaN-
seed ut 81 25@Dl -. Clover ut at u 5O4iS.
Petroleum dull refined! &c.
Whisky 81 III.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.


Tho English Beat the Americans at VIM
DledOn.
WIMBLEDON, July 24.-At 800 yards
range the English made $50, the Ameri-
cans 544 at 900 yards, Americans SIS,
English $50: at 1000 yards, English sos,
Americans $40.
False Marking Charged.
A court of inquiry will to-day investi-
gate the alleged false marking.
LONDON, July 24.-The Daily Telegraph
correspondent at Wimbledon, discussing
the statement of a marksman who dis
claimed his score and declared that he had
bribed the markers, says :. 1t is to be fer
vently hoped that it may be made per-
fectly clear that our brethren from the
United States and Canada have not suf-
fered from any malpractice. 1t is posi-
lively asserted in camp that unfair mark
ing has taken place in other competitions
The Totals.
Grand totals English, 1G47 Americans,
1868.
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NOTES By THE WAY.

Picked Up by . Travelling Correspondent In
Northeastern Lancaster County.
Brickerville has had picnic. 1t was an
enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. James Malone, of Brickerville, pro
poses TO sell out and migrate westward.
During the late storms valuable COW
belonging to Mr.. Crias Fasnacht was killed
by lightning.
John H. Wike has lost colt by death,
and in all probability another will soon
follow cause lockjaw.
Whistle as it would the COW would not
leave the track. There was a crash, and
the animal belonging to ]. Geo. Albright
of Ephrata was rolling in the dust. Six
buckshot ended her misery.
Two school teachers wanted-one at
Reinhold's station and one at Bechtels.
The Muddy Creek Union Sunday school
holds picnic at Brubaker's woods near
Swartzville, next Saturday.
The farmers around AdamstOwn pre-
dicted their second hay crop better than
their first.
Rev. DIR. E. V. Gerllart. Of Lancaster,
and wife, are the guests Of Rev. s.
Schwetzer, Of Lincoln.
Daniel s. Grimes, of the Union station,
is the owner of a Hancock calf. 1t is
six weeks old and weighs 255 pounds.
The Sinking Springs Evangelical camp
meeting association, in charge Of Rev. l.
Knerr, of Reading, opens Oh Aug. 1S. to
continue days.
August IA is the day set for the annual
picnic at Lincoln Union Sunday school.
The directors of BrecknOck township
announce the following appointment of
teachers Stone Hill, Miss Theresa Krae-
mer; Chestnut Hill, Miss Hannah Boss
man Red Run, Mr.. G. G. w. ShOwalter !;
White Oak, NJ. L. G. Good Bowmans-
Vile, n. Franklin Hall.
Death has had plentiful harvest in this
section. On Thursday the estimablc wife
Of Isaac b. Martin, aged 4S, died of dropsy;
also Lizzie, little daughter OF Samuel
Binkley, of Rothville John Lcib, Of Pine
Hill, aged 60, and child of Samuel Car
pentcr, of Earlville.
Mr.. |. n. Weidlcr, o: Rothville, early in
the season planted an acre Of ground with
tobacco. 1t lay between two wheat fields,
wherein the grasshopper feasted. When
1i,c wheat was cut migration was neccs-
sary and the hopper-grass jumped the
fence and calmly chewed the tender
tweed - nor did he stop until there re-
maincd not decent chew for an old
printer. What was once tobacco patch
is now barren field. Mr.. Weidler has
plowed under the tobacco stalks-or what
remained of them-and given up tobacco
farming.
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Excursions.

RinggOld band excursion to Atlantic City
on Tuesday, July 81, on Philadelphia and
Heading and Camden and Atlantic railroad.
Tickets good for two days to return on
any train from Philadelphia or Atlantic
City without additional charge. Fare for
round trip only $2.75. Special trains leave
Lancaster King street at 4:1O a. m, Col
umbi:l, 4:1O a. IN. For particulars see
posters and circulars at all stations Oh Il.
and G. II. II.
Niagara Falls excursion on Tuesday,
August 5. Tickets good for Is days to re-
turn on any train. Fare for round trip
only $40. Trains leave Lancaster (King
street, at 1855 and Columbia at 1855 a. m.
For particulars see programmes at ticket
Office.
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Mr. A. 4. welchans has just completed tor
Frank Mettfett, q new and very excellent ele-
vator to he used in raising and lowering pro-
visions, oysters and vegetables from the base
ment of the Farmers Northern market house
to the pavement. 1t has a carrying capacity OF
2.5OO pounds, and is arranged with ratchets, so
that If anything should break 1t would be i'm
possible for it to fall. 1t is easily raised and
lowered by an endless rope passed over a large
sliye wheel. The framework OF the elevator
Is very substantial and is entirely exposed to
view. being placed in the open area outside the
front wall of the market house. The work Is
credit to Mr. Welchans, who has built several
of these elevators, and will prove of great con-
venience to Mr.. Mettfett. whose largely In
creasing trade makes the handling OF his pro-
visions by hand Il very laborious business
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ern firm mode rate export and home trade in
quiry state at 8 SO9A ~: extra IL" at ~ p
04O; choice, do, - 6O8j "; fancy
. 1895 35; round hoop ohio = lO0j - :
choice do SS SO07 %; supernne western s. sOtS
40: common TO good extra 'iO - SCI 20 :
choice dOdO - 1907 w; choice white wheat de-
- 5O05 W; State and Western firm, with mOd-
eraie inquiry: Southern firm and steady /:
common to fair extra Is x16 ~: good 10
choice do q 3507OO.
Wheat-White about Nc lower; Red, cash
and July, 1.&l34c lower others quiet and firm {:
No. Rel, cash, 81 O9x do July, u O91s6ll Ok !;
do Aug, 81 va do Sept, 81 Osx.
Corn shade easier Mixed western spot,
G64Sc; do future i7s4ell9c.
Oats dun: state 379is11c: western ::3'S i.c: :
No. =, Sept, sac.
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TANNER.
Weaker and More Irritable.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Dr. Tanner was
somewhat weaker and rather more IT,
ritable to- day. Early this morning he COM
planned of a burning in his stomach and
was given two mOuthfuls of hot water,
which stimulated the gastric follicles,
relieving the distress. His physicians
think this an unfavorable sign, but he says
that during his fast at Minneapolis lie often
experienced the same sensation. lie
enters on the twenty-seventh days fast
with no other marked change in condi-
tiOn.
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Frank Daley, Is years of age, stepson
of Hiram DALEY, residing on East Madison
alley, had his right arm badly crushed 10y
having it caught in machinery which lie
was cleaning in the card room of No 2 cot
ton mill this forenoon. Immediately after
ihe accident he was removed to his home
and was afterward taken to the Office of
DR.. Davis where the arm was amputatcl
near the elbow.
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GRANT.

Elected President of q New Mexican Land
Company.
BOsTON, July A.-General Grant was
elected president of the San Pedro and
Canon De L'Aqua company, which owns
40, 1000 acres of land in New Mexico, includ-
ing copper and gold mines. Boston and
New York capitalists are largely interest
ed in the enterprise. Gen. Grants head
quarters will he at the banking house of
George William Ballou s. Co.
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A Card.

Having resided only short time in Lancas-
ter consider it not only my right, but even
my duty, to correct the false impressions which
4. certain INSCRIPTIONS person and his con-
genial aitiers and friends have been circulat-
ing. that my charges were exorbitant and un-
Just. The laudable purpose OF these good and
honest people is to force me to leave town. As
feel no inclination to crafty their kind de-
sires wish to inform the public of my rates.
which will be found the same as those of all
other ply sicians. In ordinary cases charge for
a visit or consultation from half to one dol
lar. according to circumstances tor a full ex-
animation 8, &C. A large number of persons
are without means or at least property, and
physicians have often to furnish advice and
sometimes medicine without receiving any pay
There is also Il class OF diseases which no ply
sician will treat at the above named rates, and
no one can justly expect me to do 80.
I'D. DIR. n. LEVIN.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

Prospective Lockout Among Enslisi, Cotton
Operatives.
LONDON, July 24.-An interview between
the masters and cotton operatives Of Boil
ton yesterday resulted in the operatives de-
claring their intention to strike OIL Wedncs-
day next unless an advance Of fire per cent.
in their wages is conceded. The masters said
they would in such event enforce 4 general
lockout. The dispute directly effects four
millions spintlles and ten thousand opera
tives. Two thousand operatives are now
out on strike at Rochdale. A strike is also
probable at Old Hall.
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To Intelligent Voters.

Marietta Times, Rep.
Every intelligent voter in the land wants
to hear both sides of political controversy
and in order to do that he should read re-
preventative papers of each of the great
political parties. The Lancaster INTELLI-
GENCER is now offering special induce
ments to those desiring to take the paper
during the campaign and we would advise
everyone to take it. 1t is decidedly the
ablest conducted Democratic journal in the
state, and contains more bright, sparkling
and original matter than other paper in
the county.
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FOUR BARNS BURNED.

Supposed to Have Been Fired by Tramps.
NEW BRANCH, N. j., July A.-Four barns
on the CrOthers estate at Hendricks were de-
stroyed by fire last night, together with two
valuable horses, four Alderney cows, a
large quantity of grain, hay and farming
implements. 1t is supposed the buildings
were accidentally fired by tramps. Loss,
$1,000 to $4,000.
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JUDGE LYNCH.

DUE L NCH.
He Applies a Neatly Fitting Necktie to .
Deserving Subject In Colorado.
DENVER, Col, July "a. Policeman
O'Neal was shot dead yesterday at KOko-
mo by Charles Morton, who was intoxi-
Gated and raising disturbance. The mul-
dcrcr was taken to Jail, but Il crowd soon
gathered, overpowered the guards, and
taking the prisoner out lynched him. Be-
fore he was hung he confessed to having
committed other murders, and said lie
ought to have been hung long ago.
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THE TURF.

To-day's Racing NJ Saratoga.
SARATOGA, July 2.-First race won easi-
ly by Luke Blackburn, Gabriel second.
Second race, Oden first, Chimney Sweep
second.
Third race, Charlie Gorham first, Red
Man second.
Fourth race, Frank Short first, Disturb
ance second.
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FATAL FIGHT.

Circus Men VI. kOughs ut Shenandoah.
POTTsvILE, Pa, July A-Durins fight
between rougns and the canvas men Of a
circus company at Shenandoah Oh June
%, Thomas Coates was struck OH the head
with stone by Larry Ryan. Coates died
from the effects this morning. Ryan was
committed to prison.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
HON. WILLIAM HI. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.

The great principles Of American lib.
erty are still the lawful inheritance Of
this people, and ever should be. The
right Of trial by jury, the habeas corpus,
the liberty Of the press, the freedom of
speech. the natural rights Of persons and
the rights Of property must be preserved.
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK,
Maj Gen. COmd'g Dept. La. and Texas.
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Wine for Sickly Persons.

Speer's Port Grape Wine is unexcellcd by
any other In its mellow juiciness, richness of
flavor and brilliancy OF color. Physicians say
it Is superior to imported Port tor invalidsf
and in summer it is more agreeable and re-
freshing than claret Clergymen use it, for its
purity rs q communion wine. This wine is
well-known and highly appreciated for weakly
females and aged persons, and for communion.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and Davis,
and sold by ii. Il. Slaymaier. jyl62tdxw
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DROWNED.

A Constable and HIS Captive.
WINNIPEG, Maine, July A-While Con-
stable Power was crossing Red river with
Mike Carroll, an escaped prisoner, the lat
tct upset the boat ard both were drowned
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY "A, lsso.
WEArHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-For the New
England and the Middle Atlantic states,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, occasion
al rain, winds, mostly northerly, nearly
stationary temperature, stationary or
lower barometer.
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Coughs.

Coughs.
''Broun's bronchial Troches' are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs. Sore Throat,
HOarseness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-nerited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
- 'Br0,Un's Bronchial TrOcheS" act directly
on the organs ofthe voice. They have an eX-
and Larynx, restoring healthy tone when re-
laxed, either from cold or over-exertion of the
voice. and produce a clearand distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troches
useful.
A Cough, Cold, Catarrh or Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
- BrO,cn's bronchial TrOches ~ will almost in
varaDly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The genu-
inc " Br0Wn'S bronchial 1rOches" are sold
only in 6ozes. janl5-lyd&wTu,T THIS
Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Good words do more than hard speeches. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil is the good word of every
family. Thousands will testify to its wonder
full cures of coughs colds, sore throat asthma.
Group and other aifiictiOns of the breathing
organs: All mNdluiDle OuIWdFu SlWcluC
lame back, soreness and contraction of the
muscles, and every variety of sores or hurts:
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, III and
80 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 30
Try LOcher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
An Old Mans Blessing.
The following letter has been addressed to Il
writer for this paper:
HOLLY, n. j., June 1880.
DEAR SIR am an old man. seventy-seven
years of age, and for three or four years have
had Diabetes, which kept growing worse and
worse. discharged an enormous amount of
water, the quantity seeming to increase week
after week, and my strength growing less and
less. forced me to think that l must soon die,
which certainly should have done had not
taken Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure, which
was induced to try upon recommendation of
friend who had used Warmers Safe X idney and
Liver Cure, and was cured by it. have used
the Safe Diabetes Cure, it has cured me, and
think it is the best thing in the world
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POLITICAL.
Attention Hancock Legion.
INAUGURATION BRIGADE.
The members of the above Legion will please
attend the first meeting for organization on
Monday Evening, July 26th, 1880,
at 3 O'Clock sharp. ut J. \. Sprenger'S rooms.
No. - North Queen street. The Legion will be
mpOsed of members of the different wards
and number 20J men. Membership in the
Legion will i'm no way interfere with the resu-
lar lnlr;uirs of the ward clubs.
Respectfully yours.
PHILIP BERNARD.
CHARLES F. RENGIEH, JR,
ii. X. MCCONOMY,
Organizers.
Present membership one hundred. [jy2i It'd
Fifth Ward.
The Democrats of the Fifth ward will meet
at the public house of Philip Wall. on Tuesday
evening next, at O'Clock, to receive the re-
port of the committee on permanent officers
and effect an organization. Every Hancock
and English man i'm the ward is requested to
be present and enroll himself.
U. Il. SHERTZER,
President pro. tenn.
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Among advantages change
location important
REPAIR present corps
mechanics machinery
WATCH REPAIRING,
MUSICAL. REPAINING,
REPAIRING,
JOBBING,
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING
variety work in original designs will be
manufactory specialties will filed
notice Gold
bought takenin exchange,
BRO, Jewellers,
King Street.
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MlSCELL1NEOUS.

N ut the Green Cottage tomorrow (Satur-
day) evening. No improper characters admit
ted. Admission free. jyGSatd
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Quotations by B. X. JnmisOn II Co, s.. W.
Cor al and Chestnut Strectsl.
PHILADELPHIA. July n.
United Stat. IS, 1881, (registere.i). .lO4
United States SIS. issi (registereij .lr2a 0lO2L
United States AS, lsll (registere'D 1selIIA
United States as. ls9l, ,(cOupons); .iltsa0illA
United States rs. 1871. (reGisterti). .W9 @lG9L
United States Currency IS .......... is51a6eIa;
Sterling Exchange. ....-...k3 9s's5%
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a SIMPLE trial of DR.. Brownings Tonic and
Alternative cOnvinces the most obstinate of its
superior healtl-giving qualities. 1t is 4 perfect
Blood Purifier, changes the constitution suf-
fering from General Debility into one of Wig
OrOus Health. and enrichcs the Blood. Manu-
fictured by its author and sole Proprietor, w.
Champion Browning, NJ. d., lll7 Arch Street,
Philadelphia. ALL Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines keep it. jy23-lwd&w
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ii ARD on the doctors. ST. JACOBS OIL.
Excursions.

Excursions
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement lin another column of this
l,lper) of the Young Mems Christian assOcia-
zion excursion to Cape May, ON Friday. Aug.
Ii. The time fixed for this excursion is the
height of the season, and those taking advan-
tage of il will have an excellent opportunity
Of seeing this famous watering place under
the most favorable circumstances The tenn
pcraturc of the water. for surf bathing, is
much more agreeable than would he the case
earlier in the season, while the past expert
rnce of this association I'm running excursions.
gives ample assurance that nothing will be
left undone that will add to the pleasure and
comfort Of the excursiOnists.
The Pennsylvania railroad company have
also advertised an excursion to Niagara Falls
and Watkins Glen, in which they offer some
fine attractions to those who may desire to
take such trip. Their route is somewhat diff
ferent from the one announced by the Reading
railroad company. This excursion will take
place on August 3, 1880, and tickets will he
good for Il days.
On August II Clark 4 Schmii will close the
season by running grand excursion to
Atlantic City. Tickets will he good for two
days. This will be the first excursion to
Atlantic City from this city over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. Tickets for round trip, $s.75.
The Philadelphia Il Reading railroad com
pany will run an excursion to Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen, Elmira. Buffalo and
Geneva. Tuesday, August 3, 1886. Tickets, SO
tor round trip, will he good for Il days and
good to stop the return trip at Buffalo, Elmi-
III, Wilkesbarre and Mauch Chunk. Reduced
rates have been secured at all the leading
hotels The route over which the excursion
passes uhe Lehigh Wyoming and Susque
hanna vallcys) has been the theme of ndmira-
iion of tourists. The rugged magnifcence OF
the region in thei eiLehfgh valley, the picturesque
beauty of Wyoming valley and the other
scenes combine to make it a most desirable
route. This will be the most enjoyable of all
excursions.
As will be seen by an advertisement else
where, ZiOn's Lutheran church, of this city,
have made arrangements to run an excursion
TO Hartman's Island, on the Susqnchanna, on
Thursday next, July q, 1880. Fare for the
round trip $l.25.
On Thursday, July g. an excursion will he
run over the Quarryville road 10 QuarryvilIe
in order to give persons an opportunity to at
tend the grand picnic to be held in Hess's
woods near Quarryville on that day. Fare for
round trip including admission to picnic only
60 cents.
On Tuesday next an excursion will leave
here over the Reading railroad for Atlantic
City.
SOciable.
This evening 4 sociable will be given ut the
Green Cottage hotel by number OF young
men from the Hill.
a delightful shave is possible only with the
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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Worth a Thousand Dollars

Worth a Thousand Dollars!
Every child born into Il family Is Thought 10
he worth "a thousand dollars" to the parents.
Why then should they not be cared tor from
infancy to maturity? Keep the mouth and
teeth right by SOZODONT.an and you start them
right. Jyl9-lwdeod&w
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Your liver is out of order and you know it
SO take /" Sellers Liver Pills." Sold by all
druggists.