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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05

HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
The sunaower.

We often read Of the manifold uses to
which the Palm is put In the countries of
which II Is a native. But we have here
In America plant that fills as many re-
qurements as the palm does for Asia.-
We allude to the sunflower. Its seed
make by compression most excellent
table oil, or for any other purpose to
which olive oil Is applied. The cake re-
sulting is as good for stock as the oil cake
OF cotton seed The seeds make fine
food for fowls, and promote laying as
we'll as health. They are also fine med
ical food for horses, being not only high
ly nourishlng, but acting freely on the
kidneys they promote health by carry
ing off the morbid matters of the blood.
The leaves make good fodder as well
as the tender stalks, and together the
whole plant Is equal to the Eucalyptus
as an anti-malarial growth. A row of
them between dwelling and mill
pond will stop the prevalence of chills
or bilious fevers Just before the
flowers bloom they can be cooked and
used as substitute for artlchokes, which
they greatly resemble, and after bloom
ing will serve finely for bees. After the
seed is removed from the head It makes
the best of blotting. paper, while the
pith of the stalk makes very fine writ
ing paper, and the stalks themselves are
used In prairie countries as fuel. In
some sections Of Russia 1t Is cultivated
in large fields for its various purposes.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05

nB-If you want to have a good appe-
tite and enjoy health, take "Dr. Lind
sey's Blood Searcher.n
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05

HTLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done thousands of wo-
men more good than the medicines of
many doctors. 1t is positive cure for
all female complaints. Send to Mrs.
Lydia e. Pinkham,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05
"1HE BUGLE CALL.v

JOB PRINTING Of every description neatly
" and promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times Steam Job ONCE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05
EIshty-FIve Dollars Lost.

"You do not tell me that your hus-
band is up and about again, and entire
ly cured by so simple a medicine as
Parker's Ginger Tonic ?" "Yes, indeed.
I do" said Mrs. Benjamin to her enquir-
ing nelghbor, and that too when we
had foolishly paid eighty-five dollars in
DOCTORS bills and prescriptions, and after
he had been given up by his physicians
to die. Now my husband feels as well
as ever, entirely cured by this excellent
Tonic" And many sick man might
be well in week If they would only
try 1t. 81 I'm
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05

eyThere are about &C, 900 acres devot-
ed to vinticulture in California. France,
with a territory not much greater than
California, supports in comfort $4,000,
900 people, and her staple product is
wine,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE !

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY EVER
discovered as II Is certain IN It's effects and does
not blister. Read Proof Below.
From Rev. N. p. Granger,
Presiding Elder of the st. Adams District
st. Adams, VT, Jan. 20th $780,
DIR. j. d. KENDALL Il CO., Gents. = In reply
to your letter l will say that my experience with
Kendalls SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured bot
tie of your agent, and with It, cured horse OF
lameness caused by SPAWN. Last season my
horse became very lame and turned him out for
put him on the road he grew worse when dis
covered that ring bene was forming. procured
bottle OF Kendall's SPAWN Cure, and with less
than bottle cured him so that he Is not lame,
neither can the bunch be found.
Respectfully yours,
z. N GRANGER,
, 1880-07-16
THE. WEATHER.


1ICAG0. =. .
The weather grum6ter was almost an un-:.
known qt.antity III Chicago yesterday, The
day, IN comparison with those which went
before It In tho earlier part Of the week, was
quito tolcrahle, and the evening was simply
delightful. OF the weather us It exists Just
ut this 5uncture, it'.migl,t well be, said,
"Then, II ever, come perfect days, ,"--and tho
evenings see tho days alli ED them on better.
The Temperature yesterday, rs observed hY
MRnasse, .opttc1an. 81 Madison street, Thin
uSE Building; was, At 9. n,., go degrees; 70
Hnr0n1eter-8 q. M, 10: :17i Z p. H., go,
Tho reports Mt the Health Department up
to o. click Tucstfay afternoon show that
tho tlea tbs Of children under years Of age
were 18l, against etRhty-stx for the corre-
spending dAYs. Of the previous week. The
four-was Tuesday OF Inst week, and tie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tuesday Ut this
week. ;; For the ot}1or days the death rato has
run from twenty eight 10. forty-six nsr tlay,
Y!hrt]ng Sunday With thfrty.elglt. clmbllg
Monday to forty-sly, and Tueslny to fortJ;
ssyen. 'f1iA WcAthor, Of course, hAs had
much to 10 Will, ills alarming tncrnNsc, but
other cn,lses hdve Mo doubt done their shnre
nf the work, s,ict, rs Improper food md un.
healthy surroundings.
, 1880-07-16
CASUALTIES.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Bpettal uisthItth to TAe Chteq1o Tribune.


speetat Dspdtta 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
1NpIASAroLrs,. Ind, July 15.-Tho Van-
datla express train from st. Louis, due here
ut o'clock this morning, ran off m ope,,
swftch Mt Am0. twenty-five miles west Of this
city, deNaosis'sing tho engfne and postal car,
but doing tlttle damage to tho remainder Of
the train. Engineer Dodson hatl leg
crushed and n tramp who wns rltttng be-
tween tho postal and express cars was
crushed about the legs and hips and suffered
internally. as soon rs possible assistance
was sent to tho scene OF the nccIlcnt,
and Mt 8:W tho passengers arrived III tho
city. Tho wounded trnn,p WINS tnkcll
to tho. Surgical. Institute md his in-
jurfes pronounced probably fatnl. It is
n@t xow no,n wp oEr, no 4 nosnn 1o w2s taSH
Inns been unfortunate lately, only. about d
the Weaier,, Dlvlslon 1t which several men
Wste st is kilfa: a s;;eIal t. o te kess says
md went to seep. IIu wns awakened By thf.
wreck, ;lie rals nyyny md Inns not oeer, seer,
since. There ts d high bunk on each side OF
s III ron CT the hY set ftPPs Psnk and rs tsasf da ms
express cur WAS split IN three pieces and
thrown Into tile postal car, while the ing
gag. car Is thrown Into THO iaft bank. Two
coaches were thrown from tho trick. The
Trayelgrsf Accident INSURANCE Company.
Several Of tho employees were moro or less
injured, but none seriously. AMOS 1loltg,'-
beck, messenger, was thrown through! his
cut. i. +. Mullen, iife1aau, Wis thrown OH
tho right t,nnlS, md cut md bruised. Johl
Tri!tlb!e, conductor un the Louisville sleap-
er,, had hIa back Injured. Tie hnH q 5000
nnis 1,rnnt hat ita i,nn;, ,n;,,reH nnI .,t
, 1880-07-16
CHICAGO TRIBUNE 16,

l:en ~ tI,at ellcs since Natrh s ~. Tho stcs.
@ en a i Is osa 't @ to III IL e." sas
tho arropgcnont Which ,.Vas iinade wi,cn Dtaa
provided tkSte i'rSsilcnt :no, Ss lneiistGlo 10 10
eco7,ltt term imn,etntely aftcr tho trst. f'iaz
sSnrs 70 s GvS ssF #. f. s
hlm. with an aMbitiot, 70 ln BIZ owl. s!trrcssnr.
he bug gtycn. no oy!lenco of suoh feeling. llo
vnnco tlls own interest, t,ut preserved m. ntti.
t!ldo uf toeruhty otnalstpnt neutrality inward
tss s ys s% T., Gs Hn9s! Mn.er a%ntSo % s,
did afterwsnl to'ns'aiider.in.S ns % SIiof os ths he
atmy. III Western statcs.. }lo Il a nntlso
ani b ie!ssht WITH tho French Il, pashiss
Il Mey netns nkGn rsOns BE- rct
h 81! S sHSs e ssSss ss%se u !ss fef fto
ssx s Il e. % ~f Il s S a i t :
H., !Sss III sse'sn %s; So 4o'swss TO $i Syl sss.
rcnrs to hare :: bcon eieulcd u,ay, how"
rhc athcr md n1a.lecestfui 4,apirant. totho
piical sssocintu viii inx a i Minister f. iuf-
inE; tnost af his Administrations; Gnn. GnrolM do
fighter nntl reralutin,itst aud much plron TO
.tso r, 12 1safo sm lYa vnst
;' is%ss Sisl|y. ssh fSS Nia.|ss ss
8aS E eaa sfss ssry PC por f9ss viii Il o e Az
olss.t ani bpn SIap,sl tiaria t!ci S,m'naona,, it
Minister to this su!intry fur tho pnst gig ycnrs.
Gtl s soo w tito seeqss 0f uol,xnta4 WIZ known.
Tho ehlof atrcnKth Of Gonzales lcs 1T tho, lrrt:
eaasss eopster. snHse: aes s %S ~ sHs & atS Ct 1 h,
who haf tried his own l1qrtl at revolutions md
, 1880-07-16
INDIANA.
Sptctdt pspateh to 1Ae Chicago TFfbtne.

oPfetdt 4pHpdtth 10 1hs Ch*edoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, July 15.-Tippecanoe
County Republicans are quito jnbllant over
thu nomination of Orth. THEY played suc-
cessfuliy tho Mo.ics sought to be employed
by tho Grant men at ChIcago,-they Ind
gaod staying qualities. md hung together
first to Inst. o.. the forty.secontl ballot MI
ntteint't wMs lnadc to cast tho vote nf lpton
County spliI for Mr. Gray, bqt, Orti, lap-
AR. llarper-and le came down tlattoutel,
snylng he WIS. going to vota for Urt1,.:. AS
t'lNt EC!ttlennil A3rendy had 81 vptcS, liar
Dcr'S lna'!c tue requlsit u, and Ortiz WIS
III! Sissti!E i,in. on the street this morning.
WIS likely to l'e tho choice of the Democracy
liatl IN doubt whatever TINT It wuHld lto afr.
Myers, present 1nelnher ftUln Madison coun.
Is. The fart that Myers ,was nltcaiy the
i, tho lenst. and he said lie would make u
thorough canvass, nGtl waA confident ut sue
cess. Ills Judgment WITS tllAt the campaign
would not I'D tnlp@n1ly Opened for ,rnt month
yut, hut from Tint tlnle ON 1t would be vig-
tSniAN.Alr,l.1s, July 15.-W. B. F. Trrnt,
Of htonrnc County, wss nom!nntctt for Con-
Dlstrlgt Republican Convention.
SHtetat DistMfth II The Chicago 1fthuns.
Ing IT, iftSs od dl cesya}tsiIoo S%y as W'| fG5 ths
numbers Ut tlle StRto Central Committee,
WHO wtrn III the city. 1t WIS determined to
mike the grand advance oil 0!tig the }|tte
on the 10th Of AUGUST. III tho ueantI,ne Mr..
Porter xill msk9 aeysral speechcs, ut
the ;Ilst. lie will begin the canvass formally
In the southern, part Of the Stnte, either 1T
Now Albany or Madison.
, 1880-07-16
THE HEBREWS.
Closing Trocoedlngs In tho Convcntio1,
ut Detrott4 = go

Closing Proceedings In tho Convention
ut Detr0tt4 = go"
DgrAolT, Mich, July l5.-Thc Becond a1,-
nual Convention Of the National nabb!ncal
Llterury Association olosad It's thrccdnys'
session here to-day. This Association was
organized III NeW York ycar ngo, and now
numbers. ftlty.slx rabhis, of wl,au., about
hn!t were present- Tllplr sessions have been
anite lnrgely attended by members Of tho
lenrlictl professions outslile ot the. I1abreW
pntlanality, and thu pnlers aud tls2cuss!ons
inve awakened ennAliUrAble Interest
Papers have been retMt t. OH "2ia Posi-
tl1M q she Ni}, 3sMs in ctyiznVt!o" H BY the
a&!f; a's!ts!'%as ef dsleaas f % 4sos,T 4o%y
the "iosiaE % adfoaso II vi; *Tho Natto a;l i'' IN.
tlneEee c c!,,, ot Judsla''',' by Dr. ulrscll, ct
Dr. Z!Mlort. Of Detroit, read eulosy on
nr: Eln,orn ,dss ad an,noMGsea r, thas hts
Tl,o Following nra the oflicers far tlo ensu-
tng yfar: .l'nsIttcl,t, l'r .A1nx I.tliiunthls!;
. V}ce-1'resldent, Dr. .AslolpA lINel,sli; Truas,
.lror, Dr. i, N.ik; Caripspomdlng Becretary.
Dr. II. Xtn,lorf; l&euortiing Secretary, pr. L.
b. Moses; Llt.,rary' CnmiliittHe,. DrB. l. NJ.
Wish, K. Kafl!er, /. Ailtzefner, i. II. Zone.,-
schrt1'i .. Felscnt'ia!, =
, sMrKe q the e.tlms "a publishing Of the
Cliicugo Mus cl,oscn as the place for tho
:. I'hs Assoeiatias,: wus given an excursion
ti,ensa thls ssstf1Y Ytrn g, ue river by the lebraw
, 1880-07-16
FIRES.
AT BRADFORD, IA.

Special Dbpatth 10 7ns Cateasa Tribune.
BRADFORD, pa., July l5.~Three 25,ooo-
barrel iron tanks filed with oil Rro now
burning ut Custer City. Tank No. 80 made
m overflow nt lote0 To-day, setting fro to No.
4s5, Tho burning fluid jumped over the high
cmbankmcnt and run sown tho creek To De-
go1la, n sea Of flanlo and SMOKE Fifteen or
twenty derrick and tank-houses and several
wooden buildings nn1 bridges were burned.
About7 o'clock tonight No. AS boiled over,
settling fro to another tAnk. md when this In
turi, oygrffows another tank Is doomed to 80, A
a good deal Of valuable property Inns bcc,,
destroyed. Thousands visited tho scene Of
Just abovc Duke Centre. containing ~, COZ
barrels, struck Inst night, matlo two over
flows today, but did no p4rttcular damage.
Tonight tho Munster threw out nbnut 5000
bnrrets of burning afl, burning several rigs
md hedging. In with 4 ctrclc Of fire 9nother
sa g tfk ~ ky Ws a y 6eSrf i ba4Tss 9en Il crs i
oil Is III flames. ills impossible 10 eati,nato
the loss. Tho fires hal n depressing In
tlnence on tho market, which closed weak ut
DnADronp, Pm, July 15.-At II o'clock to-
night ono Of tho huge Iron tntlEs Mt Custer
llas bGen burned nut, aild tho other is now
down to tue toifing-9yor point. Water Il
being pumped in mud the I'll drawn Of and
buried q, ti,e sarfeec IT the stresn2: II nov 2
property were safe.
Tic burning tnnk at Kansas branch has
tire will be confined. Thc lpss up to tho
present from tho storm In tho Bradford
region will reach Sl15,000.
, 1880-07-16
DROWNED,

BPFtfaE Uapa!th to 1hs Chtcaco 1Fsb1ne, =
ROCHESTER, Mini, July 15.-Elbert Sling
eria,tf, son Ut T. s. Sltngertand, nj Dodge
County was drowned in tho branch Of tho
Iumbro Hlontay ut a point known as
Ulake's Mill: Quite d number were bathing,
aid MI Ind dresscd .themsolycs when TWAS
noticed that lo had not colne from tho water
Search was instituted md their worst fears
were -rcal;zctl hy finding bis body. iloatinR
$ltnEerIa1d n ss was sIn reest S srax"tS 8 1T Aps
ton, Wis, ali had Jimmy sterling Qunlltirs
TINT cndearea him to tho hearts 0f Ills asso-
eiates.
TrrusvIL1.E, pa., July 1h:-Toney. Ma,ror.
nf'Chcoblll II Afaurer, was drnWncl .wl,iia
bathing Mt tlp Newton Dam. OIL Greek, this
evening afoNt 8 o'cluck. lie was gooti
swimmer, but, aeizesl with cramps, sank be-
fore altl could reach linn.
, 1880-07-16

ILLINOIS,
Special Dtspafeh to 1hs Cateaca Tffbunt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, July 1S.-A call has hocn
Issued for a Nominating Convention of the
Seventh Illinois District to inject at Norris
Aug. 10.
sreesa. Dapn.ea TO 7ns cateaso Tribune.
NocKFonp, ILL.,, July 15.-The Republican
County Convention met In thls city this
afternoon and nominated r. II. Butler for
Circuit Clerk; @. A. Works for stato'a Attor-
liey; A1nasn Ilutcl,lns for Sheriff; and
james Dame for Coroner. The following
waro selected rs delegates to tho Senatorial
Convention: A. I. Enocf,, j. n. SoutlEate,
II. N. Starr, Evans Blake, II. T. I.ni,e, II. r.
Gowtca, q. ". Marst9n, d. j, Stewart, Pr.
i: II. Denn, Daniel Dnbson, and Peter MatIe.
This being the first Republican, Convention
were passed tlldorstng tho nomination Of
Ja,ncs A: qnrllrld nnd ChesterFA: Arthur.
Sv.etai Dt,uateh 70 ne ,CA;eao a9souls: IT,, 49,.
intel Dr., j. 4. Tho,aas for State senator,
md J; l.: unasswood fer spresssn,Satlye.
yAS,AI1A, iii, July 15.lThe Democracy
intended to lIllyo n vgry largo and imposing
rally to-.lny. They had LYNN, Trumhlll,
J.. j. Parsons, Jim ltnbinSon. ilHr1,,on But.
tsrworth, Stcrkel, and Gillian, Chairman, Of
aml everything except crowd, ti!e lattor ut
III tllno exceeding 5}0 people. There was 4
notable lick of Enthusiasm. Sparks was
ral,olninateh for Congress by fccIulnatl9n.
jim oiSSs' SSSson eeosaSs @ hs InaaSspsoass sSssS
sptcia Dt.nafsa to Tar Chicago Tribune.
pASvt1LE, ~, July l5;@A very cnthqs[-
wns leld. Ills eyoiling In the Vermiltoiil
Street Optfn-lluliyp, fUr the ptlrnOSG Of or
, 1880-07-16

The Meeting at MunAlo Closed-Lant
Days SllootIng-prlzcs Awarded.
apeetat Dispatch 70 1ns Chicago Tribune.
BurgA1.o, N. T., July 15,-Tho tourna-
ment Of tho National Archery Association
WIS concluded this afternoon With d brill
limit meeting. There was O very fine crowd
III attenttauce, aud some very falr individual
shooting was done. The feature Of the day
was tho 'Rentlemc't's team shoot, which
ol,enad the afternoon program. Each team
consisted Of four me1nbera frbm cach society,
thirty arrows zach at sixty, fifty, and forty
yards. 'Ilia score was as follows: =. r. {,
, 1880-07-16

chief a1td 4. d. 1'etlon, former owner ot tho
Hldste, business manager. J.
CINCINNATI, July 1b.-Chargcs of unmat-
canlls conduct having l'rer preferred neA'nst
C1rtstY, Coff j. Co., oil hccunnt Of tlietf Mnr,-
ner Of Issuing werahonee receipts, thd 1Anard
OF Officers Of ufh Chhtnbur uf Commerce 1ins
N ono lf moro ttnn ordinary Interest, md its
determination will DO Tucked for eagerly.
, 1880-07-16
SANDWICH. ILL,

sptetai Dtspach 10 The Chicago Ttttune.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, July 15.-Tl'o weather
here has been exceedingly warm for the last
few tlHys, the thermometer varying from.W
u 100 deg. in tho shade. .Sevoral cases OF
sl,1l6tr0ko llnve bcen reported, but only one
resulting fatally, tl,nt Of a Dane nnmed
johnson WHO hntf been In tlis country buta
few weeks, and who was overcome by the
licat In the haryest-finId OF William FrAser
and died Yesterday. To-day gentle breezy
III blowing and 1t Is much cooler. = ',ss:
, 1880-07-16
4 Faded TaWn-Tlso al,ld aud prosalp
Nude Of Ltfo Now Prevailing NJ Cus-

- nrEnit Fra preys.
Michigan men VINO hnyn laieiy returned from
Custer G!ty ass1rk that the glory Of th9 plaoa has
III huokskt',. loaded down viii, kuivDs and 10
yalvuFs, GUITARS tho town and yella out that no Is
the great ltqcky h2stnt4. ihe1 aud sp.,iIsnY to
tutuas Into salonll al,,l Slams dnwn Il buckakin
baE full o! dgat aud essiif fpt the drtuka fur thu
hn olfnt tho bag to sestf tsn't nilel With brick.
dust Ther1 *ss tIMe whUn inan could atAnd
ou r. pYhlto square md banker fot I good old
, 1880-07-16
WILLIAM DfCKEY,

DAYTON, o., July l5.--Wt1llam D1ckey, an
old nnd wtdely-knowi resident, died In thIs
city tlla tn9rnlng:. uc sas one Of tte largest
Inc OF ma5ll and passei,gcr packets Of Tie
West, throngll'whioh l,e accumulated a lnrge
, 1880-07-16
TIE NA1t1eA1ANSETT.
Grfeiat Dtspdfeh' to Ths f,h{rnan Tt4b,tne.

'nF*ss0s 0'7pU3It W 4"8 I'3ItH9V 1F1UAHksT
WAs1l1N0ToN, D. G.; July 1h.-len. Dn-
mont, hend Of the Steamboat inspection,
Service, to-tlay suspended Investigation Into
the Narragnnsott disaster o, tile gronltd that
inspectors I1oycy md Deckwlth, who were
conducting 1t, having. themselves Inspected
Ut ONES to carry forward thu Inquiry. Other
officers will be selected, aud tho examination
will proceed.
, 1880-07-16
j. KIRK OsaIOND.

spsetal Dtpateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune,
DAvExpoEr, Ill.,. juno t5:-A dispatch
from Iowa City states that J.. Kirk Qsluond
died there this. evening. Mr.. osmond was
for two years city editor Of the Gazette, md
left his desk In March and lias brcn failing
gradually since. lle wus .Also LOCAL cor
respondent tor The CHICAGO TiubuNE.
, 1880-07-16

The aIarm from Box s35 at Gao yesterday
afternoon was caused by all oiEstove explod.
lug III tho second story Of No. 37M Arnold
street, owned by Andrew Raleigh and occu.
pied by Alexander Henderson. Damage,
S@5.. The. fru WIS oxtlngulshed with q few
buckets Ut Water, .%''I'
, 1880-07-16

Spseta& DApateh to IAs (Ateaoo Tribune.
KEoRu1, H., Ju1y i5.-Thofnas 1tolatgout-
cry. who WINS prastrAted by tho extreme heat
Hotel this morning. Ills sou arrived too
Into to acc his fatiler betore le exptry.l. Tie
deceased WIS abnut ~ years OF a9e, and re-
stueh III Dnyis County, thIs State 1ie WIS
iMattgMdance upon thg United States Dig
trtct Court,
, 1880-07-16

DENVER. Colo, July 15.-A,iy!ces, from
along tho Knnsas Pacific lsntlroad say they
were atHo Visited by q heavy storm, extends
lilo people had 10 climb OIL lie roofa {or
safety. While \ freiglit-tfalH OF eleven cars
wis crossing a brldgo 1T Hugo, ten OF the
cars wUro washed away. NJ lives lust.
, 1880-07-16
ROASTED ALIVE,

BRADFonp, Pa., July 15.,-t.ust evening a,
oll-tips line burst Near Salamanca, N. Y,
Mld tho squirting oil by so,no means look fire.
4 5-year-oitt daughter of john Wasllt,nrne
Wns playing nt tue sl,1t when the rupture tIl
tic ,ile occurred Tier clothing was saturutcti
with oil, aud boforc she could get away aslp
f,ltpn '
, 1880-07-16

Special ntspateh to The CAisaeo Tribune.
DENVER Colo, July 15.--'rhe Trthunc's
SANTA F6 special says q train OF forty.two
cara was wrecked on tho Now AloXico T.
Honthern l'arllle ltailroa,l, ntear santa FL,
Weru injured, no ullu fatally. 49,,
, 1880-07-16

Dominion Government, who will bo ttlarr,
intfnlatlnr Tho nature OF tho policy they will
pursue III regard to this important contcc-
tlel, OF tile Ca,,ntla l'ucitic.
The following Il n comparative statement
Of tho exports from tho Clty Ut Otlawn to tho
UnltGA States for tic quarter ending J,no
1QSn ami 1R.fas
, 1880-07-16
At pOrrSy1LLE, PA.

PorTav1LLE, pa., July 15.-The blargie
Franklin colliery, owned aud operated blythe
Enterprise Coal Company, Mt Excelsior,
burned this morning. Loss, S2s,0 900; fnsur-
nnce, $1,000. Three hundred men mid buys
were thrown out Of employment
, 1880-07-16


NEW Ya1tK, July 1b.-I'asco Cursso, tho
Italian injured In the accident OH tile Long
lslal.d Ra!lroad yesterday, died tl,is morning.
Other deaths expected.
, 1880-07-16

Ar AnNPnron, ONT. r,'
AnSrR1on, Ont, July ,85.-Twenty stores
in the business past Of tho town burned To-
day, Loss, $4,000. =.
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. CINCINNATI, July 15.-Aithough rain fell
th's AFTERNOON, and tie atmosphere Is decji-
edly cooler, there were a number at prostra-
tiotIs from heat to-tlay, aud three fatal cases.
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At, RAM A

COLUMBUS, Qu., July 15.-The Democratic
Convention Of tl!a Third District Of Alu-
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PENNSYLVANIA

GErrYsnuno, l'a., July lh-Tho Dern-
ocratic conferees, Ut the Nineteenth Con-
gress!0nal District unanimously renon,i-
nutcd i. L. Detl.hpuvcr.
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NEW YORK.

New Yona, July 15.-The woathcr has
Modorated considerably. The thermometer
did not rise above g.. Mo- prostrations by
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with torty.clght arrows ID aixty. yards, With
about Thirty entElus, OF which tlle following
were tho winners: Ford r. Hall, Of Ohicngo;
atr. I: J.. 'Vsston4 Of Chicago; Wlll Brewer,
Thu ladies shot n ha,,dicnp match with
twelve entries Ut iorty-elgtt arrows at fifty
yards, The wl.sHars .1varo as follows: Mrs.
\: T; Church, Michigan; Miss 7: pasls,
Nivh,; Miss lowering, buitalo: Mrs. 7Dn?is
had the lnrgcst score, but lost because heny-
tly handicapped. Iii the avcnlng tho prizes,
which mrs valued Mt g., ooo, were presented
to the winners ut the palace Hotel,
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spttid& Dspatth 10 TA& Chicago 7rtolne
MONTREAL, July ia leatltng paper
says: - rlle expeii.l!tnrcs In tl'e pomlnlan
for military PURPOSES. >as exhibited III tho,
public nccounts fnr 1879. shows tl,nt, fur tho
suppnrt Of the militia, the colti,try paid !h
that year Il slim amounting to $71, ,G0S. 30, nnt
for the Northwest Mounted police n.fnrther
sim Of S:s}l or in all ,1, 5aa. That
sum capitalized would place hi tho a,nnhs Of
tho Government sci, 200 in cnsll available
for tho prosecution .ot useful public enter
prlses, wlttch would return 10 the. people
yalne fol, tho money taken out of their pock-
cts by the Government, Tho question Is,
or cir Swhfstle$S pFE2ns pFrnms Isl ISL 'ts 70 is;a e
no less tllnM ~, 750, 900 iii round numbers ll0s
been spelit for mitltta purposes alone. to sny
nothing. OF the expenditure In tho North
people for this expenditure? We pay
for llaior.Gel,eral,, Acknowledgement, Rntl
Deputy-Atll tllntnnts-Genefai, 9S7,:S0 n yenr;
for llrigpde-Mnjnrs,' .Sl5,0l3; for drill
Instructors, S3V, ,Tao; for public arnlor!ess,
81, ,s55; for A. l3nttery, $47,bAj; for. B
Battery; Stt, Isl; for tho Royal Military Chi
lcge at Kingston, 81 ~; Kran.s. to, rlt1o
rifle associations, $4,000; for mid to batltls,
SO, -; travelling expenses to officers, s., s,1ol;
for the gentlemen who draw their salaries III
their cOuMtry's defense Rt Oltnwn, Sl2, I4S7;
for ,!rill-sfcsls and rilleranEcs, saa,4as; ote.,
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TESTIMONIALS. !


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