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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
the SULTAN STILL BEGGING orr
AND MAKING PROMISES.
The DaleIgno Demonstration stiIl De.
Iayed-Boatlng and Walking Races
-Russian Rumors-mr. Thomas
Carlyle, the Eminent Author.
Dangerously M Briefs.
PRoeREss or NEoorIArIoNs
Between the Comb,ned Powers and the
sublime Porte In Regard 10 DuIciEno.

Between the Combined Powers and tho
sublime Porte In Regard 10 DuIcigno.
GRAvosA, October 2.-The British man.
of.war Lomeraire and the Russian man Of
war Scotland started for Leodo, in Bocca
di Cattara, to-day. Vice Admiral sey.
mour has received orders to postpone the
departure Of the other vessels oi the fleet
until the 5th. inst, when the decision Of
the Powers is expected. The British
torpedo depot ship Hecla will proceed to
Corfu with 1866 topedoes and eight torpedo
boats she has on board. Another British
vessel with munitions OF war is expected
at Gravosa. The Russian covette Zsmcak
will reconnoiter the Albanian coast before
proceeding 10 Leodo.
PEsrH, October 2.-Herr Tisza, Hunga-
riaD Premier, replying to questions put
forward In the Diet, whether the Govern.
ment would use Its influence 10 secure that
no force be employed with reference to the
cession OF Dulcigno, ETC., said: 'The de.
lay granted Turkey for the execution OF
the Treaty Of Berlin evidently proves that
no Power manifests any intention OF max.
ing war against Turkey. The foreign
policy OF Austro.Hungary aims at asssur.
ing European concert In the interest Of
peace. Icannot foretell what will be done
in this matter, but according TO instruc-
tons TO the admirals OF the fleets, there
will be no Decentralization OF troops"
Vice Admiral Seymour has telegraphed
the British Government urging the advi.
ability Of proceeding to Leodo Immediate
ly with the Alexandria.
NJ. lxa. o ~
has made communication TO Count Haiz-
feldt, German ambassador, id which,
though not offering TO surrender Dulcigno
on the Sd inst. he promises to present set
Elements Of all pending questions by that
date. The communication Is as yet unan-
swered. The situation continues very crit
cal. 1t ia believed in diplomatic circles
that the Powers will still be compelled TO
take more energetic action.
CoNsrASTISoPLR, October 3.-The Eu-,
ropean ambassadors were instructed to
grant the request OF the Sultan for de.
lay until to-day, but at the same time to
demand that the Porte shall order Ria
Pasha 10 allow the surrender OF Dulcigno
and to Withdraw the Turkish troops from
Touri. A petition signed by three hun
dred members OF Ulma and number Of
the high dignitaries, has been delivered to
the Sultan urging resistance to the de-
mahds OF the powers.
GRAyosA, October 3.-The Alexandria
sailed for Leodo.
The French Admiral continues to main
tain very reserved attitude.
RAGusA, October 9-Admiral Seymour
sails on board the Helicon Monday for
Cattaro, where she will go to Cettinje.
Great importance is attached to the Ad..
miral's visit TO Cettinje.
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poLIrlcAL cnuRcn euAaREL.
Or. Ruitons Trouble with Democrats,
Brethren,

NEw YORK, October ga political quar-.
rel has broken out in Rev. DR.. Justin D.
Fulton's congregation in Brooklyn. DR..
Fulton recently wrote a letter defending
his political views, and announcing bis
intention to speak, at political meeting
to be held atthe Temple, formerly the
Rink, which the congregation worship in,
next Thursday. Some Hancock members
OF the congregation took ofense, and at
the close Of Friday nights prayer meet
ing, A. T. Henry, chairman OF the Board
OF Trustees, who is Democrat, arose
and said that he was overwhelmed
with surprise" at the Doctors letter.
"My God, have we come TO this?"
he exclaimed. "9rethern, we must preach
to sinners here, and let politics alone"
DR.. Fulton said that there was "hope for
the brother" and advised him to attend
the meeting on Thursday. Mr.. Henry
grew angry, and called on the pastor 70
"repent OF sin and ask forgivness," at
which Dr.. Fulton checked him, saying
that he had "gone far enough.n Great
excitement by this time prevailed. and
Dh u1eVa tooA VSSa1A0h w aauOuuGe llat
he was going to be free, and would not be
enslaved in that or any other place. II he
could not speakin that place for God and
the right, as he understood 1t, for the mill.
ions Of downtrodden and oppressed, he
could speedily get where he could be
free.
He had, be said, studiously avoided
preaching politics on Sunday because he |
desired to keep everybody in church hap.
py and undisturbed, but lie claimed the
right to speak on week night and meant
TO exercise 1t. Those who wished to hear
him on Thursday night might come and
those who did not could stay away.
Mr.. Henry declares that the building |
can not be let for that purpose, but II ap. |
pears thatit has actually been engaged and |
paid for by o Republican campaign club. |
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PhiiadeIphia Fire.

PalLADRtpurA, October 2.-About 20
minutes to o'clock this morning the
watchman employed at the bobbin and
spool mandatory Of Messrs. E. Pond &
Bro., No. s4s North Front street, dis.
covered fumes among lot OF shavings in
the engine room. Owing to the inhamma.
bic nature OF the contents, the flames soon
communicated to the front building on
Fourth street, and notwithstanding the
exertions OF the firemen, the structure was
entirely gutted out, involving loss on the
contents Of over SIS 900, on which there is
an insurance OF only 5000.
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The EpIxootie Spreading.

NEw YeRk, October S.-Iudging from
indications, the horse distemper is gradu-
ally spreading, and promises to be as seri-
Gus in its results as the epimemic Of 1879.
The proportion Of railroad and stage
horses affected is about one.third OF the
total number In the stables OF the various
lines. On the Third avenue road the dis.
ease has Its best hold. Most OF the horses
dragging the cars over the avenue are
suffering.
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NEW YoRk, October s.-There Is consid-
erable dissatisfaction in police circles at
the open assessment Of members of the
force for political purposes. Yesterday
was pay day, and when the men were mus
tered there was read to them a circular
pledgiDg the eundesignedsu subscriptions for
political purposes.
Il was especially stated IN the circular
that the subscription was svoluntary." The
Captains subscription was fixed at 500,
Sergeant's at S25, and roundsmen and pa
trolmen $40 each, In nearly every pre-.
cinct the contributions were general.
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Line OF Failures.

NEw YORK, October S.-Robinson, Lord
& Co., wholesale dealers in wood and will
low ware, 147 Chambers street, have an.
nounced their suspension. Their failure
was occasioned by the suspension Of Lord
& Robinson, Of Baltimore, with which
house the firm was identified, who, in
turn, were forced to suspend by the sudden
failure OF the tobacco firm Of Oliver 4
Robinson, Of Richmond, Va, and rs War.
rem street, New York. The three failures
were unexpected, as the firms were not
known to be embarrassed. Their liabili.
ties are estimated at from 100000 to
S500,000.
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nn.ain

ST. PETERSBURG, October SAN the
editors Of the chief journals here have
been summoned before General Melikotf,
aud told their continual discussion OF o
Constitution for Russia has highly dis.
plesed the Gear; that nothing more on
the subject would be allowed TO appear,
aud that during the present reign itwould
be premature 70 discuss the Consultation.
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HISTORY OF A DAY
CURRENT AFFAIRS ArTHENArloNAL
CAPITAL CITY.
Irish ImmiErants for the south-Graut
HORRIBLE Record OF Crime-An In
dian Exposition The Horse
Hay-Reyer = Presbyterian
Council AdJourned, dc.
FArAL ACCIDENT AT NEwBURe.
A Man Is Caught by Descending Car OF
the Incline rlaIn and Receives inJurisi
From Which ne Dies.

NEwBrRa, October 8.
Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgeneer.
Frank W. Purinton, who has been en-
ployed for several years past as wheel man
at the head Of the incline plain Of the
Newburg orisl Coal Company at this
place, had a leg crushed of and was intern
ally injured by the coal cars on the plain
about o'clock this morning, and died at
2 o'clock this afternoon. He had been
down the plain and attempted to board
the up car just at hepoint where the as.
cending and descending cars pass. 1t was
very ioggy and he did not observe the
down car, which struck him as he was in
the act of grasping the up car, entangling
him in the wheels and dragging him about
fifty yards. He leaves q wife and four
small children to. mourn his loss. They
have the heartIeltsympathy Of the entire
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INDIAN international Fair.

MuskooER, l. T., October S.-The Indian
international Fair was a decided success
financially, but the exhibit was not up to
the standard. In the fruit and vegetable
department and ladies' department the
display was very fine, but there was no ex-
hibiliou OF fine stock. The attendance was
large. Much disappointment was felt as
TO the failure Of the wild tribes Of the
plains 10 be present. They had about two
dozen horses stolen from them last year
while in attendance at the Fair, and don't
take kindly to that sort of exhibition Of
civilization, hence they stay at home this
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serIou. Irsnlt. or smol.lnr.

CINCINNATI, o.-Twelve boys who were
smoking cigars in an old stable near James
Mack's ship yard on the river front, in the
eastern portion Of the city, this afternoon,
dropped the stumps OF the cigarsin some
shavings and the stable caught lire. The
flames soon caught In Mack property and
his extensive saw mill, sash and blind fac.
tory and large quantity Of lumber we're
burned. A NUMBER OF dwellings were
slightly damaged, Loss $4,000; insured
for one.fourth that amount.
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professor Herriur,on,, Comet.

BocnEsrER, N. Y, October Professor
Swift had sight last evening OF the comet
discovered Thursday night by Professor
Harrington, Of Ann Arbor. Professor
Swift says. it is barely possible return OF
the great comet Of 1872.
It's tail has already increased from a
length oil fifty minutes TO two and one.
half degrees, and tonight will be five de.
grees long and plainly visible to the naked
eye. II Is the finest comet ever seen for
spectroscopic analysis.
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LONDON, octoper s.-The deposit OF Do.
bier, Of Chicago, for the Ashley belt, has
been received. Rowell, Pegram, Howard
and Dobler are the only entries made up
TO Friday night, sud Saturday was the last
day for entering. Pegram and Howard
arrived in good health, and go into train
ing away from London.
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LONDON, October 3.-carlyle is danger
ously III, and it is believed he cannot sur.
vive many days. He is So years OF age,
having been born In Dnmfrieshire, Scot.
land, December 4, 1895. His home Ia
Chelsea, where he has spent recent years
in retirement, suffering much OF the time
from the intirmities OF age, but able to re-
wise the long list OF his historical and crit
ical works and leave them with the tinish-
ing touch for posterity.
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Praridnuce Gnrs lhe nlnm.

WASHINGTON, October 8 The report OF
the local inspectors Of New York upon
the wreck OF the steamer Vera Cruz has
been received at the Treasury. The off.
GERS are entirely exonerated from blame,
the wreck being attributed to tie work Of
Providence.
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New YoRk, October IA dispatch
from Panama, received by commercial
house in this city says that the Chilians
have plundered and burned Hairindi
houses and stores, many Of them belong
ing to foreigners IN and near Chibata,
Supesayta, and proceeded to Libertad and
Lambagenge. The Cavadonga was sunk
by Peruvian torpedees in Ohancay.
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rnmmnnx ArnIn sinhhorn.

New YORK, October 2.-The conference
committees Of the Tammsny and anti
Tammany organizations, appointed to
sgreO upon au united county ticket, met
yesterday afternoon aud alter two hours
session they failed TO come to any salts
factory arrangement and adjourned 70
meet next Tuesday afternoon.
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=. III" ReOubIican conlerees who met At
:. lns 'n',nre -, on Saturday last designated
ssls s'l'i,m Hewitt, OF Hancock county, as a
l, aI,,s for Senator for this Senatorial
sa.'S al,.,., Mr. Hewitt Is q very worthy cit
es'"S Dooulsr at home-and will command
ha,rr ,Ilr ,be full vote of the Republican
~ ~. W. II the district, but of considerable
PHy h., ~ Of Democats in addition.
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A YOUNG BRIDE MuRpERED.

soMMERylLIE, s. O., octc Der IA young
married lsdy,'a bride of few days, was
found murdered in her bed In Collision
county, in this State, this morning. The
deceased was about twenty.one, quite
pretty, and of good family. Suspicious
point toward j. P. Robinson, q negro in
the neighborhood, as being implicated in
the crime, and he will no doubt be ar.
rested.
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erapt sun In chicago.

CHICAGO, October 3.-General Grant will
remain at his sons in Chicago until next
Wednesday, when he attendsthe reunion
Al Decatur. He will then 90 TO Indianapo-
lie for the reunion Of the Boys in Blue,
October 8, rss'
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SCHUYLER, NEB,, October S,-August
Herde and Themas Hawes, two farmers,
residing Just north of this city, had an
alteration yesterday over two calves, re.
sulting in Hawes shooting Herde, the ball
entering the mouth and lodging in the
back OF the neck.
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NEw YoRx, October s-The total num-
ber Of season tickets sold for the Bern.
hardt season at Booths Theatre yesterday
was 2ss and the amount taken in SIG $50.
The sale will be continued to-day. Mon.
day single tickets for any performance In
the first week Of the season will be sold.
Price s.,
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IMnIsRATIoN.
lis Course for Ten Years-Numbers Ar
rived nj Different Ports-PoInts for the
Census-StnReFu.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE following
table was prepared, under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, by the
Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics. 1t
shows in detail the immigration into the
different sections OF the country duriog
the ten years from July l, 1870, to June
80, 1880. 1t does not show q very great
increase Of immigration In the South.
ern States. In ten years there arrived at
South Carolina ports 1877 persons:
Atlantic ports north Of Cape Htury, Va:
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CIScISSATl, October s.-senator Conk.
ling visited Chester Driving Park to-day
and took drive on the course behind the
famous Maud 8, in company with her
! trainer, W. W. Baer.
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PoMEROr, o., October S.-The boilers Of
the Enterprise Touring mill exploded to-
day, badly scaIding two boys, James
Fisher and Milton Arnold, who happened
to be In the mill. None OF the employees
were hurt.
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rnE aREEN.EYEp MONSTER.

SACRAMENTO, October 2.-Yesterday
Mrs. George Hamilton, asking an inter.
view with her husband, from whom she
had separated, he called on her and dur.
ing conversation she shot him dead.
Cause, jealousy. Last winter she shot
and severely wounded young girl who
had excited her jealousy,
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sENTRHcE FOR AN ATRoctous MURDER,
PaoyIDrsor, October 2.-walter winsor

PaovlDEScE, October 2.-walter winsor,
aged sixteen, who was found guilty Of the
murder of Miss Amelia Potter, maiden
lady aged ffty.seyen, in June last, in the
town Of Johnston, by beating her with an
iron bolt about the head, and concealing
her body In disused cellar on the prem.
ises, wherein he sought to ravish her after
death, was sentenced to q life imprison.
ment
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A POLITICIAN KILLED.

ELsrRToS. GA, October S.-Penn Griffin,
a man OF considerable political notoriety
in South Carolina, was shot aud instantly
killed at Abbeysville, S. O. Two men are
In Jail for the killing. Politics had moth.
Ing to do with the killing.
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KILIEo IN A BAaNlo.

CINCINNATI, October Sat Massillon,
Ohio, last night, in quarrel between a
man named Zeollers and Alex. McKusick,
at John Maier's bagnio, McKusick was
elected by Maier and Zeollers. MAR alter
wards went out when fight occurred on
the sidewalk in which McKusick cut
Maiers' throat with razor, causing death
In f;Ftaan uinutaa
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MuRpERgp EoR nIs MONEY.

PITTSBURGH, October SIT is now sus-
pected that John English, coal miner,
whose body was found horribly mangled
on the track Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
near Irwin Station. last night, had been
murdered. On Thursday English re.
ceived several months pay, amounting to
over $500. When his body was found the
money was missing. The Coroner Is in
vestigating the case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-07
Freights.

On cotton, all rail, to New York 81 Al; to Bos-
on, vi ~; by rail and water to New York, 81 "a;
Boston, 81 Al; to New Orleans, per Central rail-
DAD and Morgan steamers, 81 s5 per Texas d
eoihc and Red river steam boats, d 80.
On produce from st. Louis TO Dallas, $40 per
Or; Kansas City, $50 per car.
Following are the rates from all points In Kan
as south OF Kansas City:
To Dallas-Corn and oats per cwt ST l-2c, no.
toes per cwt, SOC.
To Hutchins-Com and oats, 4Sc; -four, $50 I;
TO Ferris-Corn and oats ,i5c; flour, SIC.
To Palmer-Flour, 5sc; corn and oats, acc.
To Ennis--Flour, Gle; corn and oats, lTc.
To Rlce-Flour, 5ici corn and oats, a8c,
Corsicana, Mexia, Groesbeeck, Kosse. Waco.
Marlin, Bremond, Hearne and Bryan-Fiour, 65c
corn aud oats, soc.
To Calvert--Flour, &c, corn and oats, Soc.
OK GRAiN-To New Orleans, 4Octs per cwt. To
st Louis, 40cts per hundred.
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Fruit and Nuts.

LKMoNs--Per box, 50 90.
PoP CoRS-Prlze packages, per gross, 81 80.
RAIsINs London layers, S39S3 lOj layers
o. 20 to o.. 90 per box.
PEoANs-We quote llSl2h per pound for
good.
EUrs-Almonds 23925c. per pound; Brazil |
l3@l5; alberts, l5@l6; English Walnuts, ls
to 20j chestnuts, American, l3Sl5; Italian,
l6@l9i peanuts, 10; coc0anuts, %.
BASANAs--Per bunch, Sl9S3.
FIGs-London layer, lsc, per pound In kegs
and drums, lac.
DArEs--lO@l21lc. per pound.
oRASoEs- Sound stock, Florida and Louis
lana, none.
CuRRANTs-06al0c
PRUNEs-9GlOc
DRIED ArPLEs-No. /, l0c. No. 2, DC. eyapo-
rated, l3la@l7c. per pound
DRIED PRACHEs-llc. per pound
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The Cause Discovered.

Most of the readers whose eyes scan these
pages have suffered from headache lassitude,
nausea or pains in the back but we doubt if
they knew what the cause was. In nine
cases out of ten it was some trouble with tho
kidneys or liver This is a truth which has
just become known, and the result which
Warmers Safe Kidney ard Liver Cure has
accomplished, The above named troubles
are caused by dsordered kidneys and liver,
and the remedy which cures the cause ban.
ishes the pains which arise from it.
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CATTLE-COrnfed nonej grass do yearlings,
e6@$s; steers, from 3 to years old, Slh@s2O;
barn cows, Sl51Sl5.
HoRsEs-sIustang ponies, s25 % $40; farm
stock, siO@s75; buggy horses, s6O@SlO0; sad
die, $50 to 1925.
MULEs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
s75 to $40.
HoGs-on foot, 8, 3haic. for inferior to prime
p0rkers.
MUTTON sHERP--They are quotable at 81. 5O@sS
per head
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Department Of Insurance Statistics
and History.


AUSTIN, Texas, July 0, 1850.
yJNo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THIs Is TO
i certify that the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Comuany Of springfield, Msssachu-
setts. has In all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent to its do
ing business In this State, and that the said
company holds certificate of authority from
this Office emitting 1t to do business in this state
for one year from the LIST day of January, 1880,
to the3lst day fDecember, 1850. Given undermy
date lrst above written.
v.o. KING, Commissioner.
KERFooT Il HEREFORD, Dallas, Texas, Special
NAgents for the State of Texas.
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= Who ia shes A nrominent lsdv patr

Who is shes Appointment lady patron
of the stage, known to be wealthy, is said to
have it in her brain to advise everyone with
whom she converses to use "Rye and Rock"
as q beverage, or as tonic, or as q cure for
many of the diseases that flesh is heir to-"
be it cold, cough, asthma, brochits, or the
consumption. She always adds, however, be
sure to get Van. Bells "Rock and Rye" with
his signature on the label, as all others are
limitations. The question is, does she receive
a commission, or is she public benefactors
Who is she?
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Financial Affairs.

Money Is reported little scarce, with
heavy demands for loans upon the local
banks. This demand Is from
merchants, farmers and people OF
large, The banks arc promptly responding
ample fund st!ll left to accommodate all
which Will likely be presented in future. The
dratu upon the country for meats and bread
stuns has taken away all the cotton crop sold
be helped, for we could not prevent the fail
ure OF crops. 1t will not be long, however,
before Texas farmers will oe swngj az on their
own big gates with homemade mutton to
eat
Rates have advanced In few instances can
money be borrowe at less than ~ per cent
per MONTH and In the majority of caves even
more is demanded Exchange Is buying At
par and selling at u premium
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LRATHER-soLR--Oak, No. !, 80; do. No. Q,
u hemlock, No. |, 32i do. No 2, 80; good dam
ged, 2sc. per pound.
uppER-French calf, 81 rs to 81; do. klp,$l 10
@sl5 per pounds American calf, 800, @$l ,35;
do, kip, G5c.@$l
CoLLARs--Duck, No, per dozen, 81. 80; split
and kip, per Dozen $lO@Sll; full kip, $3.50
CHAINs-6h feet, 5O@55c, per pair,
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No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept up in the churches.
It is like a perpetual fusilade of small arms
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid of their cough? 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give it a
trial
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BACON = Long clear sides DC; short clear.
9A; breakfast bacon lOIc.
Day SALT-Long clear sides, sGci short clear,
8hc.
HAMS - Plain sugar cured, lie; canvass
ed do, llti
LARD-Tierce, S13 to So; half barrel, 8; pals,
8 to lOpounds, 1917; pounds, lO&.