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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-06
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sicians throughout the word to Dc lne Rtg
covered for the cure OF WOUNDS b, .irs h.
Skin Diseases, Plies Catlrrh O.liD;; IN rs anll
bottles for household use. Obtain il LOU on yySph
and YOU will lind il superio; to aaytnlns ~
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RUPTURE

TKVH n Mountains OF Silver in Western Texas
HEAAN. How 10 reach and possess i iben,
zAAsSgh Address, with q cents postage.
cExA$ SUN, san Antonio X exas
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-06

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address sriHSos . Co.. Poytland. Me-
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-06
? E IS ION

New Law Thousands Of soldiers ani n ~,
i, nsious date back to discharge or deallL JUS
Address, with stamp,
p. q. Drawe- aa5. XFashingtO1
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-06

A sTHMA.-westlakes Asthma Remedy gives in
IA slant relief sample sent free O. ID. WESFLAKH
co., 90 John Street, New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
IN FOREIGN LAMBS.
Tho New French ~ fnis:ry

Tho New French II inis:ry.
PARIS, Sept. 23.-Thc decree appoint
ing rev ministers has been Sazctted. The
papers of all shades of opinion agree that
the appointment of NJ. Barthelemy st.
IIiliarc, as minister of foreign affairs, is u
guarantee of a pacific policy.
General Chamberlain's Eipcnins :I"no.s.
LONDON, Sept. est is understood
that when the post of commander in chief
in India becomes vacant it will bc offered
to Gen. Chamberlain.
The I:ricrfield Veavcrs.
LoSDON, Sept. 23.-Thc weavcrs Of
Bricrficld, Lancashire, have passed \ rcso-
luton to support the Aecrington wcavcrs
should they strike, to the extent of two
pence per loom in case they wor.: full time
or penny per loom in case they work
three days per week. There is greater
unanimity anon. the employers than ever
before known, and they are determined to
resist the demands of the wcavcrs.
HOstilities in South Africa.
CAPE TOwN, Sept. 22.-Only Il section of
the Taobookies have joined the rcbcllious
Basutas. The colonial forces have had
several successful skirmishcs with the
Basutas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
TIL. PRESBYTEEIANS
Church Council in Philadelphia.

Church Council in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Thc delegates
to the Pan-Prcsbyterian council assembled
this morning in the Chambers Prcsbyter-
ian church, Broad and SansOm streets, and
forming in couples, marched to the Acadc-
my of Music, about square below, where
the opening sermon was preached by Rev.
VIM. NJ. Paxton, ID. d., Of New York.
After interesting devotional exercises,
Gen. Hartranlt and Col a. Loudcn Sncw-
den assisted in organizing the procession
from the church to the Academy of Music.
The latter building was crowded from par
quot to dome, and marked attention was
paid to the remarks of Dr.. Paxton, who
took his text from Matthew viii, 2: 81 say
unto you that many shall come from the
East and West and sit down with Abr:
ham and Isaac and Jacob in the Kingdom
of heaven" The speaker, after IN c'o-
quent opening, dwelt at length upon the
past history and future mission Of Prcsby-
tcrianism, and closed with Il feeling refer
cncc to the death OF Rev. William Adams,
d. d., who delivered the last prayer and
pronounced the last hcncdiction ut the
close OF the first mcctin. OF the alliance in
Edinburgh in 1877.
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Coughs.


Broarn'S bronchial 2roches' are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
Hoarsencss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty wears these TrOc,cs have been In use,
with annually increasing favor. They arc not
new and untrcd, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for Dcarly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll-mcritcd
rank amon:; the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
I,rO1pn's bronchial TrOchcs' act directly
on the organs of the voice. They have an cX-
traordinary effect in all disorders of tho Throat
and Larynx, restoring healthy tone when re-
laxcd either from cold or Ovcr-cxcrtion OF the
voice, and produce u clcaran,i distinct cnunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Trochcs
useful.
A Cough, Cold, CatarrE o, Sore ihroat re-
quircs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurablc Lung Disease.
" Bro,cn's bronchial Tiochcs will almost in
yariaply give relief. limitations are offered Tor
sale, many OF which arc injurious. The gcnu-
inc "Brown's bronchial Trcches" arc sold
ouky in bo9cs ianl5-Iyd&wTU,Th&S
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NEW -1DVERTISEMENTS.
,JlHE EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE

NNHE EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
i l20 valuable and attractive building lots
advertised to take place on the 9TH, eth and Sth
of October, 1850, ut O'Clock p. III. OF each day.
in the beautiful East End, on Clark'S eastern
addition to Lancaster city, Pa, is iattractinS
general attention. and judging from the great
interest already felt IN it in all directions, will
be very largely attended by all those wishing
lovely homes, with apparent certainty or OBJ
tanning great bargains certain to rapidly All
vance in price and become splendid specula-
tiOn. These 10 elegant lots arc elevated. ac-
cessiblc, healthy. are on East King and East
Orange streets, two of the main streets through
the city, and in the midst of and overlooking
one OF the lOvelicSt spots on earth, IN the I'M
mediate vicinity OF the best schools, colleges.
churches, amusmentS and society, with water
and gas ut hand. To persons desirOus of love
ly bones ut low rates, merchants Or mechanics
or men of leisure, this Is an unusual OppOr-
tunity and should not be lost sight OF. There
are hundreds OF persons every where (men and
wOmcn) who have 4 capital chance to obtain 4
home and health and intellectual quiet almost
for nothing, with certainty Of o large advance
for their investment ut any time in case they dc
sire to speculate on their investment. 1t Is
certainly an unusual occurrence to find spot
anywhere combining many desirable quail
ties so well calculated to give those embark
ing in it such unusual satisfaction. For $225
cash one of these lots can be obtained and Il
five years credit allowed tor the balance of
purchase money. Omnibuscs leave the court
house every twenty min utes free OF charge to
all Gcsifous of attending the sale.
sep2l, q, SOS oct2,5
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Ec::TUiIsI MATTERS
CTgn;ercst 10 tnc Curious.

During the last year the register issued
letters OF administration and letters tcsta-
m"n!ary To 3i3 persons. Deputy Register
{. +. Stoncr put himself to the trouble of
examining the records to ascertain the
time of day ut which each Of the dcccdcnts
died. There were 8 deaths at 1 o'clock
&. III. . between and a. IN. Is ut 2
a. H.: between . and 3 y. m.; Cat "a.
N. 3 between and 4. m. s at 4 "a. m. ::
S between ! and >, 4. H.. at ., and ,
between ) and 6 a. IN; Is at 6. and be-
tween 6 and . Il. III: at :. and ) between
and g a. m 9 at s, and between and
Ga. III C at 8, and between 0 and 10 );
8 ut 10. and 6 between 10 and II ut II :,
and between II and 10; at 12 noon !;
) between t. and p. H.; ) at p. H.,
and ? hctwccn and3: 6 mt ?, and be-
tween and ;; ! at sand 10 between Sand
HAT land i,ctwccni and ): 2 ut >, and .
between sand G: 9 ut &, and between &
and : Sat land 10 between 1and 8 at s,
and between Sand9: , at 9,and between
and 10: 6 at 10, and Q between 10. II: 9 at
II. and II between II and IL. Al midnight
3.
From September %, 1919, to September
90. 1880. tic deaths were as follows, per
month September, 4s; October, % !;
November, 80: December, % January,
90; February. &c: March, As; April, IS ;
May, %; June, 3S; July. sS; August,
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MT. JOY ON FIRE.
THE BOROUGH IN FLAMES.


Call Inon Lancaster For Aid.
A disastrous fire broke out in the borough
Of Mt, Joy this afternoon, and soon rs.
sumed dimensions beyond the control OF
the local appliances for the extinguishmeat
of fires. Private kilograms received IN
this city conveyed the startling iniorma.
ton that the town was on fire badly ana
the agent of the Western Union telegraph
company aud associated press confirmed
their truth.
About o:1O Mayor MacGoniglc received
a telegram from the chief burgess to the
same effect. that violent fire was raging I'M
checked, and that the local department was
unable to cope with the flames and asking
for aid from Lancaster Tie mayor prompt
ly communicated with Chief Engineer
Fordney and ready means were employed
to send the desired relief.
Later Particulars
4 later despatch to the telegraph Offices
here says that it was saw mills that were
on fire, machine shop and several adJoin-
ir" frame dwelling houses. Tic tirenen
here were getting ready to so, and the
Union steamer was ready to he put upon
the train when another despatch was re-
cciycd, Stain. that the fire was under con-
troll and that the services Of the Lancaster
fircmen would not be required.
1t is not known here at this writing
whose mills were on fire. but the iniiam-
mablc character Of buildings burned was
well calculated to create 4 panic and TO
threaten the destruction OF much valuable
property. !.
The buildings burned arc supposed to
have been situated in the lower end of the
town.
Latest.
4 gentleman who came through Nit. Joy
on tie train arriving here at o'clock,
| states tl.at \. D. I.anhis's old coach works
and barn belonging 20 John Syndc:, were
burned. \ number Of other buildings
were Oh fire but it Was cGtinguishcd. At
one time it was feared that the whole
lower end OF town would be swept away.
| Tho Damage Donc.
! Special 10 the I:;Ti:iLIG i:SCEE.
| Mt. JOY, Sept. 23-3:f5 p. M.-Ihc fire
started at the tanncry buildings slightly
damaged Landis'S old coach shop en-
tircly destroyed building On each side Of
it considerably damaged and Snyder s
snail barn, near The mill, destroyed. The
fire is now under control.
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4 SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n FAEM.-ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.
1850, the undersigned assignccs of Samuel
Ewing and wife, will sell ut public sale, on the
premises in DrumOrc township. Lancaster
county, Pa on the road leading from Goshen
Station to Millcr'S tanncry, Il farm
CONTAINING l4S ACRES,
more or less, 90 Acres thereof being woodland
The balance is in a high state OF cultivation,
we'll fenced and well watcred; adjoining lands
of Joseph Warden, George W. Miller. and
Others The Improvements are Large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with attic and
basement kitchen. Also Erick Tenant
House. Large Frame Barn, 60 by 40 feet,
with shed attached, and all other necessary
outbuildings in good repair. Two good wells
of water, with pumps therein, amd access TO
running water from every field: The property
is we'll located. convenient to schools churches
and other public places also to railroads. 1t
is two miles north of Columbia Il Port De-
posit Railroad. and one mile west OF EldOrad0
Station on the Peach Bottom Narrow Gauge.
Two orchards OF choice fruit. one bearing, the
other young and thrifty.
Persons wishing to view the premises Will
call on Samuel Ewing, residing thereon.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. H., on said
day. Terms hy ,,.n,,x
AMOS X. BRADLEY,
Assignecs.
Wakefield, p. o., Lancaster County. Pa.
sep23&2id&3tw
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HaKK-ETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. G;.-FlOur dull and
weak :; supcriEe 81 500; %; extra S OOG4 W
Ohio an.l Indiana family Is 25a9j 80 Penn'0
family ,.o 81 O0di5 - st. Louis family ut g 5O(1
eco; Minnesota family 8 25l5 70; straight
patent ana high grades 80 7j<SS ..
Rye flour ut 500.
Wheat steady ut decline No. Western Red
81 0jis.Nll osjl ra. RcI 81 0atel ~; Amber
81 G5daI G.
Corn steady on local trade; steamer b2111@O
SIC yellow Jic: mixed 5:;GeI31ac.
Oats firm No. 1, White 42Gi21ac; No. 9, do
ilGiH14c; No. :;, dO 4O0ilc; No. 2 Mixci 3S
Gl:.,c.
Rye scarce 1T 9ac.
Provisions quiet; mess pork SIC OOll62';
beef hams SIS 0Olll9 90; Indian MESS beet nj
SIS 10 smoked htnls ut 12lll21lc; picked hams
gh00lOIc bacOn-sInOked shoulders G54@sc !;
salt do G11c.
Lard lirm; city kettle at SA@S2ac; loose
butchers Sc; prime steam s. III.
Butter steady ; fair demand; Creamery extra
3lGl32c ,lO. good tC choice 2sl3Oc; Bradford
county and New YOrk extra. 27G923c Western
reserve extra do good to choice l702lc
Rolls firm Pcnu'a extra 2l@2i; Western re-
serve extra 2l@24c.
Eggs steady Pennu scarce ut &c; Western
2l@S,c.
Cheese strong; New York full cream 1870
E;IIc: Western full cream lie do fair to gOOd
l3Vl211c; do half SKINS ll6Qil1.c.
Petroleum nominal: non" Offering refined
I3sc.
Whisky dull ut 81 IL.
See,Is-I;OOd to prime Glover dull at 81 75
as D: Timothy firm 1T 81 15a2 80: Fiaxseed
firm at 81 sal ~.
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augel-W&Stfd NO.9 South Duke s

IfxECUrORs' SALE OF CITY PROP
IL EHTIES. The undersigned executors of
Michael Malone, deceased, will expose to sale
on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF OCTOBER. at
7o'clOck p. H., ut the Caldwell House, the fol-
lowing Real Estate. viz:
No. /. A Lot OF Ground on the n. l.. corner
of Orange and Shippen streets, with a frontage
of 49h feet, more or less, on Orange street, and
along Shippen street nOrthwar,l 2iJ feet to q
public alley. on which is erected u cOmmOlli-
Ons and well built Mansion, No. 3Ol, twO-Stcries
high with twO-stOry back building, all in good
repair; also on rear of lot Il twO-StOry brick
stable and other improvements.
No. 2. A Piece OF Ground on North Lime
street. west side, between Orange and Chestnut
streets, containing in front on Lime street 81
feet, more or less, and in depth westward 81
feet AZ inches on which is erected Il twOstOry
Brick dwelling. No. l2S, with its improvements
No. 3. A Piece Of Ground on south side OF
East Chestnut street, near Duke, containing
in front ;, feet and extending in depth south
ward G6 feet. on which is erected u thrce-stOry
Brick Dwelling No. II, with brick building at
taclIet, furnished with water and sewerage.
Terms made known ut time of sale.
EDWARD MCGOVERS,
WIN. L. PEPPER,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Executors OF Michael Malone, deed.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct.
scpl7-2wdcod&dtS
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BAD BLOOD,

Trouble brewing Between Mexicans and
Americans.
San FRANC!sCo, Sept. ga dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona, Published here this
morning, says bad blood is; brewing at
Guaymas between the Mexicans and
Americans. il new paper has been started
which violently insults all Americans
Several OF the latter have recently chal-
lengcd the editor, but he has declined to
fight. The railroad company has laid out
Il new town two miles from Guaynlas,
called it New Guaymas and christcncd all
streets by American names. The Mcxi-
cans claim that this is unlawful and in
sulting to them. 1t is reported that the
railroad company has applied to the gov
crnor of the state for protection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

City Campaign COMmlttcc.
Regular meeting OF the city campaign com
mittcc ut Central headquarters THIS EVEN
ING.
The Veterans.
Companies a and Il of the Veterans will
meet ut their headquarters this evening to
draw their uniforms. A full attendance is dc
sired.
Second Ward.
The regular meeting of the Second ward
Hancock and English club will be held Mt their
club rooms, Howelrs building, North Queen
street, this (Thursday) evening \ full attend
ance is rcGuestcda as business OfimpOrtancc will
be transacted. Action will be taken in regard
TO attending meeting ut Millcrsvillc on Satur-
,iay evening. Members who have not received
equipments are requested TO DC present. Come
one! Come all.
Tho Sixth Ward Amerlcus Club
will meet at their club room in Schiller hall
on FRIDAY EVENING ut y. O'Clock. Bnsi-
ness of great importance will be transacted,
demanding the attendance of every member.
Let there be Il full turnout.
Seventh Ward.
A meeting OF the Young Mems Hancock and
English club will be held at Utzinser's saloon
this evening ut 2 O'Clock All the members
are requested to be present As the equipments
will bc given out.
Seventh Ward.
The Seventh ward Hancock and English
club will meet 1T headquarters, kuhlman's
saloon, on Wednesday evening at "a O'Clock.
The roll will be open for the signature of new
members.
AT Millersville
on Saturday evening. Sept. q. Speakers: j.
L. Steinmctz, u. Nc Mullen, IL. +. Davis. w.
U. Hcnscl. Pole raising at 5 O'Clock parade
ut 1O'clock; speaking Mt O'Clock.
Columbia.
Under the auspices of Third Ward club, at
Mac1's brewery, Saturday evening, Sept %
Speaking in German and English by Ioln n.
COyle and s. w. Shadle, cSqS.
Marietta.
Meeting and Pole Raising, Saturday even
ing September -. Speakers: Il. +. Mont
soIDery and Il. i. Risk, csqs.
In Lancaster.
General torchlight parade Oh Friday even
ing. Octobcr1. No speaking.
Welsh Mountain Inn.
Tri-county meeting Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Oct. G. Speakers f. B. Wiegand,
of Reading: IL. j. Monaghan, of West Chester !;
T. F. Davis. u, McMullen, J. NJ. Walker. J. l..
stcinmctz. W. U. Henscl, W. II. Roland, .Jno
ii. EeIlaven.
At NOuntville
on Monday, October IL. Speakers: John w.
Forncy, J. Luther Ringwalt, J. J.. Steinmctz,
Il. +. Davis and W. U. Hcnsel.
AT 0uarryvillo
Tuesday, October Il. Speakers: J. W. Forney
). Luther Ringwalt, Col. john Z. Hitchic and
others.
In Lancaster
on Tuesday evening, Oct. II. Speakers: John
". Forncy, j. Luther Hinswalt, Gen. III. kyd
Douglas and others.
New Holland.
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Il (unless
changed hereafter). Speakers, Hon. John W.
Forncy, J. Luther Hingwalt, Col. John IL.
Ritchie, L. McCaa, of Alabama. Gen. H. kyd
Douglas, Wm II Roland and others.
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4 Riddle.
Four Deoplc sat down at a table to play,
They played all that night and part Of next
day;
This one thing observe, that when they were
seated,
Nobody played with, and nobody cheated;
Yet when they got up, each was winner :;
guinea,
Who tells me this riddle I'm sure is no ninny.
The answer to this is, "thcy were four musi-
cians.''
They cXcrted themselves, till they needed
Physicians,
They suffered much pain and agony endured,
Till they used Eclcctric Oil and then they were
cured.
For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, 157 and
lS3 North Queen street, Lancaster Pa. 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

Near Downins:own Il man by the name
o: John Linarl. a stone cutter, working
for a man named Schanahan, Of Valley
Creek. on the p. Il. r.. while walking on
the south track. was struck by an east
bound freight train at the signal tower,
cutting his head in several places and
mas!ing his left foot terribly. He was
placed on :: strctclcr and taken to The tool
house. where his wounds were dressed by
DIR. BiaIcslcslic. OF Coatcsvillc, and :. doc
tor of Downngtown. He is hurt seriously
and the doctors say he cannot recover.
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G. "A. Il.
The Indian, Enca,nnme,t

The Indiana EncaHipn,eat.
1NDIANN.OLIs, Sept. 23.-Thc Indiana
cncampment G. A. II, and the soldiers
re union, which convened in this city OH
Tuesday, hada parade yesterday, in whic!,
were the governor and state officers, the
mayor and city officers. Secretary ThoEnp-
son was to have delivered an address to
the gathering in the afternoon. but through
some misunderstanding that part ct the
programme failed.
"A Hotel Clerks Mistake.
CINCINNATI, Sept. GA special dcs-
patch says that 4 hotel clerk by mistake
reported that Secretary Thompson was
not in his room when the Grand Army Of
the Republic committee called for him.
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POLITICAL BULLETIN.
Pay Your Tax.

Every voter who wants TO vote III November
should look after the payment of his tax. Col
;cctor Warfcl sits at the Court House THIS
EVENING from ca to 9 O'Clock TO receive 1t.
co THERE ANDPAY IT.
For Assembly.
The name OF WILLIAM MCCOMSEY, of the
First ward, will be presented to the Demo.
cratic electors OF Lancaster ut their primary
elections to nominate q candidate for As
scmbly, under Democratic rules.
ELM G. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward. viii
he 4 candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
icct TO Democratic rules. til
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E:asS Fishing.

Within the past few days bass fishing
has been very good all along the river. A
great r.any si'ortsmcn from this city and
Columbia are on tho river every day and
all have been very successful.
Last evening cx-Sheriii Amos Croft rc-
turned frcm a two days trip to Fitc's
Eddy and brought with him $50 bass,
which he caught. lie had several large
strings and Inc supplied Il number Of his
friends
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FOR SALE Or RENT,

1lUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PROPERTY. On SATURDAY. SEPTEM
BER y, 1850, the undersigned executor Of the
will of Killian Beck, deceased, will offer ut
public sale ut the Columbia Garden hotel,
South Queen street, Lancaster city, Pa, the
ceased, to wit:
All that certain Ona-stOry and attic Frame
DWELLING HOUSE with Frame Kitchen at
tached, Frame Barn with Wagon She'd attach
Cd Hog Sty and other Outbuildings, Well of
water with pump therein, fruit trees and other
of land, more or less, thereto belonging, situate
on the south side of Love lanc i'll said city of
Lancaster, adjoining Love lane and property
of Christian IsOOs and others.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. III. on said
day. when attendance will be given and term.
made known by
ANDREW SHREINER,
Executor.
JACOB GUNDAKEH, Auct. auga-Th& Mtstl
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The Value q; Pure Wine in Sickness.

The Value q; Pure Wine in Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has
been their scarcity and eSOrbitant price, but
this has been removed by the Introduction of
Il Pure Native Wine, produced from the Oporto
grape by Mr.. Alfred Speer, of New Jersey. We
understand that lie has submitted his wine to
the test OF many of our celebrated physicians,
and all concur in its purity. medicinal prop
critics and superiority to the best imported
Port Wine. Most OF them prescribe it in cases
of debility, affections OF the kidneys, and
chronic complaints, requiring tonic. SUI
ilorific or diurctic Observation-Disclosures.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee ami
Davis, and sold by Ii. L. Slaymakcr.
s!5-2wd&w
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Too MANY By Eight.

Charles Knapp, grocer, states that the
story published last evening in regard to
the number of rats caught by him is incor-
rect. He says that instead OF catching
nine rats there was but one in the trap.
Rats arc not "plentiful - i'll his store, as
everybody knows who has observed that
Mr.. X. is one of the neatest and cleanest
Of our local grOccrs.
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The sfllSi,Ol,.. Case.

The ease Of Magdalcna Busho;s vs.. the
Connecticut Mutual life insurance COM
pany. of Hartford, Conn, will be tried in
Reading Oh October ). 1t will bc rcmcm-
hcrcG that i'll the year 1918 George w.
Bushong committed suicide at the Cross
Keys hotel in this city by cutting his
threat. This suit is brought to recover
his life insurance. 4 number of witnesses
in this city were Subpnncd this morning
10 90 to leading