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Itching PlIes-New Hagen Testimony.


Itching PlIes-New Hagen Testimony.
"wouIp NOT TAKE SO FOR HALF BOX"
Dr.. Spayns G Son:
GENTLEMEN-I have suffered for twenty
FIVE years from Itching Piles, and consult
ed many physicians and used many RENEE
dies, but found no permanent relief until
/ used your "All Healing Ointment" and
can say am cured, as also neighbor Of
mine used it with the same happy result,
and saws he has got half box left, and
for fear 1t might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for it, If he
could not get more. l deem 1t my duty to
give this testimonial not SO much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
respectfully.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; Il allowed to continue very seri-
Gus results may follow. DR.. swayne's
ALL Healing Ointment is o pleasant, sure
Price, so cents. Three boxes sl.25;
Sent BY mail to any address on receipt Of
price. Prepared only by De. SwAYEE q
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
druggists. MwF&w
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A BEACON in distress is CDR. Sellers
Cough Syrup" the most eficacious remedy
for coughs, colds, and whooping cough.
Price 25c.
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CuctNKEfI, March 6.--Hogs dull; COM
mon S 26a4 49,; light q 90a4 40; packing
q 25a4 50; butchelS 8 6oa4 IS. Receipt
655 head; shipmeuts 405 head.
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To REGULATE the liver, stomach, and
bowels use only SELLERS Liver Pills"
Take no other. 25c. box. Eli druggists
sell them.
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LEwHBuRe, Pa.
Ihaye recommended 1t to quite anumbero Of
my friends, all Of whom have expressed 70 me
their high estimate OF its value and coed Ell
225 PINE ST., 81. LOUIS.
We have sold sAsTorp's RADICAL CuRE fol-
several years, and can say candidly that We
never sold similar preparation that gave
such universal satisfaction. We have yet 70
learn OF the first complaint,
s. D. BALDWIN & CO.,
WARRINGTON, 1HD.
No sooner did begin to use It than my
symptoms changed. II cleared my throat 1t
cleared my head, itcleared my mind: II oper-
ated on my system in q way thatnothing ever
before given me by doctors had done.
SAMUEL sPTNNEY,
MEADOW VALE, n. s.
The cure effected in my case by sANFoED's
RADICAL CURE was 50 remarkable that ttseem.
ed to those who had suffered without relief
from any OF the usual remedies that 1t could
not be true. therefore made affidavit to 1t
before Seth J. Thomas, Esq, Justice Of the
GEORGE F. DNsMoRE,
DRuGeIsT, BOs1oH.
One OF the best remedies toT SAtAtInI nays
the best remedy we have found In lifetime
of suffering, Is SANToRD's RADICAL CURE. Its
not unpleasant to take through the nostrils,
and there comes with each bottle small glass
tube for use In inhalation. 1t clears the head
and throat so thoroughly that taken each
morning on rising, there are no unpleasant
and no disagreeable hawking dur
ing the entire day. but an unprecedented
clearness Of voice and respiratory organs
Rev. J. Il. HIggiH, IN Dorchester, Mas, Beacon.
Price, with Improved inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, s..
Sold by all Druggists.
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LADIES, delicate and feeble, II you wish
to be healthy and beautiful, take Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef. pAw
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NV YoKk, March -Metals-Manu.
tactured copper quiet and unchanged; ingot
LAka 81 90 Pig iron dull and unchanged;
Scotch 81 00a8l %; American SIS 00a
40 90. RuajiR Sheeting $lS25, Nails, cut
Is S0a5 40, clinch g 60a7SO,
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Bosrox, March 6.-wool-Markst quiet;
Ohio and Pennsylvania 6SISa60c; Michigan
and Wisconsin 64A5sc: delaine and eombing
6Sa57 u; tub-washed CSC.
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COLLINS
voL7AIc ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Electricity with Healing Balsams
the Curative Marvel Of thelAge.

They are instGntly soothing, healing and
strengthening. They begin their wonderful
curative action the moment they are applied.
In the Annihilation OF Pain and 1nfamma.
ton, in the Vitalization of Weak, ParalyZed
and Painful Nervous Parts and Organs. in the
Curing OF Chronic Weaknesses and lnhammA-
tary Ailments and Diseases, In the Absorb
rion OF Poisons from the Blood through the
Pores and the Prevention Of Fever and Ague,
Liver Complaints, MAlArial and Contagious
Diseases they are wonderful Compared with
ton, the ordinary porous or perforated plas-
ters, the yoltaIc bands and appliances, liver
belts and other costly contrivances sink into
utter inAgnifcance.
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PITTSBURGH, March 6.-PETRoEEuM- Quiet;
crude lower at 9i9Sc at Parker's for ship
ment; refined TIC for Philadelphia delivery.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-PETEoLEUN-Dull
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run daily Through Chicago express leaVos Columbus
daily, except Sunday, n BIO .P. No With alespIng car
attached, arriving In Chicago ut 1870 next morning.
Ticket Once Columbus,
Pullman's PAlRcs Drawing Room HleepInE Casl
through without change from stebenTtl(e EaSt 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ana al. Iouis,
For through Tickets, Baggage Cheaks, sleeping en-
accommodations and any further information, apply
Q jos. N. BELLEY1LLE, Ticket Agent al Pan
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh. street, or at CIR
ucket OEcO, under MeLure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
ssn,l Manager, Columbus, Q.
Gen'l Pan and Ticket Agent Columbus, o:
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NEw YoEK, March 6-PEIRoLEuM-Dull
United SOC; crude 69Sa79Sc; refined Ike.
AETwIEP, March 6.-,HETRoLEuM-Refned
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy-eOysrnmsuts aulet-stooks
Bucyant.
Flour Unehanged-Wheat weak and
LOWer-Pr0visI0ns Dull.


NOW NuFK WuHUV nv DtV11-.-
NEW YoEk, March 6-MoEEY-Easy at
GAG per cent Prime mercantile paper BABY
per cent Sterling exchange firm ut 81 s455;
sight exchange s. SIX.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Quiet but generally
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only FIVE hours and fortY.Gye minutesl
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and 45 Ininutssl

AsbksavLis AnoOHaaOt1i iOA-LaaVa BallAlre q lH
P m, Bridgeport 500 m; REriVos At steubSnviIls u
klb p. NJ. Leaves StolbenTLs At $50 4 u RFidge.
port a. sbl y m. STRIVE nj BellllrO n 800 4 nj
The bteubenylllO Accommodation, In addition u
their regular tTp To and frOm BIsubenvIe viii make
the following trips betWeGn Bellaire and MaTtinIS
Bridgeport to Martins Fsry...............i oasa m.
a, bouaif .........................li.30 4. N.
.......................,.. S.4b p. IN.
et3pping Nhen required 1t sherman House RtlA.
VILE West Wheeling and Gravel Mn
Iieken and Baggage Cheaku 70 all Priueipal pnints
n me Eat E9d West Can be procured Al he ficESt
FIR MYERs,
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TOl0o.

PHILADELPHIA, March Q. = PErloLEuN-
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New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, March e.-Cofiee dull, weak
and lower; Rio cargoes ordinary to prime,
lSAal6h. ~
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PRICE 25 CENTS.

All the virtues Of Electricity and Healing
Balsams and Gums are to be found in Coll
11Hs' voIrA1c ELECTRIC PLAs1ERs. Be sure to
get them. Sold by all druggists.
feh2.MTAw
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sANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
~ For A
< CATARRH -

After long struggle with Cattarrh youl
f'ADt'AA 0VAA '' REV. D. s. MONROE,
LEwtsBuRd, Pa.
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LAPATETTR 3. FOSTER.

On the 10Th Of september Lafayette
8 Foster, between wiom and the chair
Of Washington, Jackson and Lincoln
there was once only q single life-that
of Andrew Johnson-dled at bis home
in Norwich. Connecticut.
Mr. Foster was born of obscure pa
rents In the country town of Franklin,
Q few miles north Of Norwich, in 1905.
He was . direct descendant of Miles
Stsndish. He graduated ct Brown Uni
versity. in .Provideucs. studied Law in
Hampton. Wiudham County, and early
removed to Norwich, where he began
practice, and hss since remained. In
lS40 he was elected to the State Legis-
isture. and during that session deliv.
cred q powerful speech, which gave
him wide reputation. in favor of abol-
ishing the Law of Imprisonment for
debt. He was elected to the Lsgisla.
ture year or two later. In 1881 he
ran for Governor on the Wing ticket,
against Thos II Seymour, but was de-
feated BY the Free Sellers. who held tue
balance OF power. The election was
very close. In 1852 be again ran
for the Office on the same ticket,
against Mr. seymour. who again defeat
ed him. After bis defeat in each of
these years he was elected Mayor Of
Norwich. He was elected to the State
Legislature in 1856, and was made
Speaker Of the House. In the same
year be was elected to the Senate of the
United States. He served two terms.
In 1865. when Lincoln was assassinated
and Andrew johnson became President,
Mr. Foster was elected President of The
Senate. and consequently was acting
Vice President of the United States.
He was strong Wing while that party
existed. and thereafter . Republican.
When Mr. Greeley ran for President he
supported him. aud the Democrats OF
his district ran him for Congress
against H II Starkwsathsr. the Rspub.
lican candidate. He was defeated. In
1870 be was elected 10 the Legislature
and made Speaker of the House. That
Legislature elected him Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Errors, an Office he
held until he was 20 years old. when he
was disqualified by age He WAS a
prominent officer of many city and
county financial institutions, and was
exceedingly public spirited. He was
an influential member of the Park
Church. Of which the Rev Leonard
Woolssy Bacon 10 pastor. As . Judge
DO was noted for the soundness of his
decisiops. bis severity in dealing with
crime. and his fierce opposition to the
lax Connections divorce laws. It was q
common remark that it WAS impossible
to obtain divorce il Judge 70 tier was
on the bench.
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sstsfsctory solution Of Affairs in the
East. France has no intention 10 iso-
late herself; moreover. there are signs
that the Porte is becoming alarmed and
now feels that il hes relied too conf
IDENTIFY upon apparent disturbances Of
European concert
A. soon As the Sultan learned that
Admiral Seymour had gone to Cettinjs
20 concert combined action with the
xootenegrios. Riza Pssha wss instructed
to warn Mentenegrins that il they sd.
vanced on Dufcigro be would attack
Antivari
RAsUsA, Oct I. Fleets are conosn.
trating at Negiine. The Russian sloop
Zsmoong will leave on Friday. and
other ships will follow on Saturday and
sunday.
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DAILY INTELLICgNCER.
THE DALI INrELlIoKxCER BE-
TINE FAMOUS laval DEMONSTRATION.

The anti Turkish demonstration Of
the past fortnight was sn affair Of no
credit To the powers concerned. Great
Britain, France. Italy. Germany. Rus
sis and Austria allied themselves TO
compel the Turkish Government 70 live
up TO its agreement That agreement.
commonly known as the Berlin treaty,
gave 10 the brave hsndful OF Mobte-
negrins . slice OF adjoining territory
known - Dalcigno, Under various
pretexts the Turks have refused to sur.
render Dulcigno. holding il two years
in defiance of right aud public opinion.
Weayisd with their double dealing.
and wishing 10 enforce the provisions
Of the treaty. the European powers
named combined and gave the Turk
their ultimstum. This received no
kinder response than hsd previous di.
plomstis efforts; after . good deal Of
talk the whole thing ending IN fiat
refusal to surrender the ceded territory,
which, in the meantime, hes been
placed in . condition well nigh impreg-
nable. Twenty Of the best ships 10 the
navies Of England and her associate
powers, with 100 guns Of the heaviest
caiiber and 1900 men on board. iwere
ssnt under Admiral Seymour 10 join
with the Prince Of Montenegro in
compelling the osssion. They approach
81 Daloigoo. One British ship got 10.
side certsin forbidden limits. She was
ordered TO retire. She did as ordered.
The impstuous Montensgrins could
hardly be restrained from making the
ssssuit. More threats passed between
the fsst and those In the city. when.
10 the confederation Of the former and
the Joy Of tho latter. the French com.
mandsr announced that he had been
instructed by his Government TO with
draw. The English were foremost 10
tho enterprise, and nov. at its svowed
failure. they are the most crsstfallen.
Like the famed army that marched up
the hill and then marched down again.
the powerful fleet from which so much
was expected called DIP TO the point OF
attack and then sailed away again. Not
gun was fired, not life lost. not q
dollars worth OF property destroyed;
she singls-handsd. trssty- breaking
Turk holding everything and securing
all the glory. s
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Last years cotton crop included
5.757. 3g7 bales, and exceeded the crop
Of any previous year in our history.
The crop Of The year before was 5.073.-
531 bales. and that Of 1877 Ash, 26J
bales. The Southern States now pro-
dnce more cotton ihaa ever before. and
more thsn ell the world besides. II the
increase Of the psst three yrsrs is main
tanned during the coming three. the
people Of the Southern States will be
more prosperous than In the palmiest
days ~ slavery.
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st New York-Pcking, though hard.
iy finished. is far enough advanced 10
show that the crop - some What larger
than last year. In this State the In
crease is believed to be about ten per
cent ; in Wisconsin, there 10 Q falling of
OF from ooe- quarter 20 one half; but,
ss that stats produces but fay hops -
compared with other districts Il il
hardly worth bringing into account.
California. Oregon add WAship gton
Territory report an increase Of thirty
to forty per cent. so that II is fair to
estimate the crop OF the entire country
at 1875. 600 bales against $4,000 last
year. The. $4,000 bales Of the old
hops now Ia the haAds Of brewers and
dealers will oil come into use, end
we will have few or no hops 10 spare
for export this season. The quality Of
our crop varies more than for some
years past, mould and rust being quite
prevalent; this Of course will necsssi.
tate vide range 10 prices. The quo-
tation Of % cts. for choice 1ss0s given
In last weeks Circular was intended to
cover the prices that soma Of the early
seedlings hsvo brought athsse now be-
ing disposed Of, and the market being
more settled, We are enabled to give
correct quotations for the main crop.
We will show by our books that we
have sold new hops at IS cts. within
tho past two weeks, but We cannot
show any sales Of new as low as Is cts,
prize the Bulletin quotes fEmmet
Wells Circular Of Sept nth.
In England-The last reports froha
the plantations are not quite so favor
able; the weather for the past few days
has been extremely hot and forcing,
which has caused the hops to mature
very fast, and 60 of IN color before
they can be gathered. The samples al.
ready to land are nearly eli of the class
called "proli6cs." which have suffered
~ much or more than any other de-
scription this year from mould, etc.
these mouldy hops are very difficult to
sell. although offered at extremely low
prices. The few bright parcels find
ready sale at prices varying according
to quality from 30 u 1i2 per cwt.. "
say IL cts. to %, your currency.
[PrivAte Letter Of Sept. 4th.
At San Francisco-Some very choice
Russian River were placed this
week at q fraction over 200. but the
bulk Of sales Of Northern are insids
that hgnre. Consignments from thl
Southern part Of the State are in light
request - . lew range Of values
Latest adyices from abroad report in
active mArkets.-[J. B. Neff's Circul sl
OF Sept. 18th.
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A large portion Of the city OF Scran-
ton. In Pennsylvania. Is doomed. u
10 built over coal mines. into which the
earth beneath the city ID conssantly
settling. Caves are constantly 90.
ourriag. IN which wells. gardens,
fences, streets aud houses ere bsicr
destroyed. The last one occurred
about fortnight ego. in the nsighbor.
hood Of what ara known - Conrsll's
miaes. the gsngways and chambers Of
three acres Of which were completsly
filed. Some time ago q number Of
men we're ssat inte The mins 10 rob
the pillass." A lev days after they
went to work they noticed that the
rats, which infsst the mines, we're hsr>
risdly leaving that portion where the
pillars had bean torn down. There
we're thousands Of rodents. Who darsed
through the dark sangwsys in drovss.
II has long beea an scccptsd fact
among miners that when The rata be.
gin 10 leave . disaster will follow.
Tho men qals work last month on thai
accoan. and within twenty -four hours
the earth ADORE whsrv shsy were work
ing came down With terrible crash.
Had thsy bseal IN the mine II sAsI
line thay nast hare been crushed To-
death sad hidasn Tor dsys eons Of
the men whose homes are over the
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TINE CAMPAIGN EAST or the NOUN.
IAINS.

East Of the Cascades the Dsnocrscy
is disorganizsd. In oil the twenty
seven years Of our existence ~ Tsssi-
tory bot single Delegate hes eons
from among them TO Congress. The
one exception was Geo. +. Cole. the
present postmaster Of Portland. Who
was elected in 1853 against J. o. Ray
nor. SsoA arscord - this has proved
sxcsedinsly dispiritug. and from bang
. hotbsd Of the party Eastern WASH
ingtoa has become gradually but per-
ceptibly intensely Republican. II could
net have been otherwise. No political
party can endure long continued. un-
wavsring defeat. The loaves and tho
fishes are necessary to its existence. So
weak 10 the Democracy In the Eastern
counties that II 10 almost impossible 10
get candidates for any position over
which there 10 likely to be party fight
Nominations are declined ~ soon ~
made. A single paper only claims to be
Democratic. and that In mild manner
not intended 10 b. Offensive 10 Rspabli.
can patrons. The change over there
has been mighty. A far - that eco
ton 10 concerned. the backbone Of the
Democracy 10 broken. and no man who
heads lie ticket will DO shown favor.
Especially will this be the cass when .
Puget Soand Democrat is opposed BY an
Eastern Washington Republican.
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JAR 0ouLr AND THE KANSAS FARx>
xRs.-sFrank Wilteson. noted writer
for the NJ Y. Sun. tells in the para
graph following II Jay Gould's philan.
thropic beings In the unfortunate STATE
OF Kansas: Jay Gould, who owns the
Kansss Pacific Railroad. having desire
tefigure before she American people - .
charitable Individual who has practi-
cal sympathy with his victims. hes au.
nounced thst he will supply the needy
settlers living siong his line OF road
with seed wheat this fail, this seed 10
DO repaid out Of the bountiful crops to
be harvested next year. II IL always
next year in tho arid xonc. His writers
did not publish the eonditions on which
the wheat 10 supplied. The seed 10
farnished 10 such men - can give se-
cured notes. bearing I per cent. inter.
sst. sud having one year 10 run. 10
kansas. secured notes mean notes - :
cured by chattcl mortgages on teams,
crops. hoasehold farnisnfs. agricultural
tools. and any other personal property
a man may own. SO the charity Of
this arch absosbsr OF property il aim
ply longing to get possession Of the
odd steers and the few spawned horss
teams the settlers YEA ef 80 - may
still have in their possessisa. Jay
Gould. daring his western trips. has
probably seen the sun. warped agricul-
tursl tools and the cracked yellow pie.
plstes. tho legless stoves. the rough
stools aud tattered bed clothing that
beautify the dugouts Ia The Kansas Pa.
cifc's Garden Of Eden. Having seen
this property. Il 10 hs nature TO desire
to own il. He will acquire it with the
aid Of The secursd neles b sells seed
wheat for. Thsn follows foreclosure Of
the mortgages. TAcn ssannt psupsssl
Look; the land e cleared Of The fiFst
crop Of victims and jag Gould 10 ready
fer the - yst unpluctsd second crop.
This secoud csop WI probably be 70.
craited from the immierants nov flock
inc to our shores. Hecan supply these
settlers with hossshcld sosds and
othss psrsoaAl property out or The stock
he viii collect whsn he forscloses the
mortgages hs y Bow obsaininz.'
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Poar TOWNSEND, Oct. 2.-The Dem
ocsatic Council District Convention
me. ut Port Gamble October first On
motion, Joel Miller was elected Chair
man and Peter McIniirs Secretary. The
following we're the delegates
Kitsap cdhnty-Gcorge W Dwelly
and Peter McIn,ire.
Jefferson county, g Ginger, ii L
Blanchard. J A Kahn, DE- II c vii
lison and r + Myers.
Mason Countx-Joel Miller and Ed
ward McReavy.
On motion. II J Lyons was author
lied 10 cast the vote Of Island county
and J A Kuhn the vote Of Clallam.
Hon John McResvy of Mason rs
unanimously nominated for Joint Coun-
Gilman.
For Joint Representative DR. Willisoo
snd A Kuhn were placed in nomins-
tioo. Wiilisn received two and Kahn
three votes. whereupon J A Kuhn was
declared the nominee for the counties
II Jefferson. Clsllam and Mason.
On motion, Nessrs Miller. Lyons
and Dwslly were appointed Council
District COMMITTEES.
A large and enthusiastic meeting vas
held ct Port Gamble last night and
vss addressed BY Hon Thomas II
Bsents. Judge Burke, W d White and
Judge Jacobs. The best Of feeling pre-
vailed and both parties seemed pleased
with the contest.
SEABEcK. Oct. Judge Burke and
party arrived here at noon today. amidst
the booming of cannon. They were
met on the wharf BY the band Of this
place and escorted to the hotel. where
Mr. Andrews, W Fl White and Judge
Burke spoke to large and enthusiastic
audience for three hours; Mr. Holyeke
having shut the mill down for the
oecssion. After the speaking the rarty
left for Port Gamble.
PoRr DISCOVERY, Oct. 2.-Arrived.
brig Deacon, from San Francisco.
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saots The famous Bsrsau eigarl
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mine Became aware Of the shock By the
falling walls and tilted houses. and
many Of The residents 10 the .unkea
district are fearful Of farther and scre
disastrous damage.