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SOUTH AFRICA.

puRnAN, May9--Thu British residents In
Transyaat arc leaving no stone unturnea to
unset tho settlement Tilere are exaggerated
accounts OF the IolllKs Ut butll the lloors aud
th8 natives, but ttleEA Is sufflclent truth Ill
them 10 giy9 cause fur nllxlety.
, 1881-05-10

NsW Y0Rx. May s.-Arrtved, bolivia. from
London,
IoSpox. May o.-The State Of reaasylvaula,
frum Now York, has arFived out.
LONDON, May a-Thq WesaF. Egypt, State ct
Peansylyan,., and DENMARK. from New York,
have arrty1d out.
FAFHEn ro.x1, May 0.-7Arrsyed. tho Canadian.
from Liy9Epuol.
, 1881-05-10
4 YOUTHFUL MAIL ROBBER.
Hu3efdt {Handtch Ia Ihs Ekikdan Ifituin&4

MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Mny 0.-Frnnk Winncman,
tho l1-ycaf-od mnl -carrier who for some tine
l,ns carried tho mail pouches t1twcon Nawbur.
nnd West llend, In Washington County. waa ar-
ratgnctl In tho United StRtes Court to-day. md.
pleading guilty IL n uhRrKe Of robhnH Tho malls
infeat cd to his Garr. wEB suhtnncet] 10 two years
In tho llihuls 3tnto Fr!sOn nt Chester.
, 1881-05-10
1muortant Action and Declaration Of
the New Prince Alexander
Of Bulgaria.
Tim Corlyle Controversy Growing
Very 1sittcr-Doatll ofa
Chinese Empress.
Further Diro Horrors Reported from Dol.
Flatters Expedition Fifteen
Men Eaten.
GREAT BRITAIN.
l!COTIt AMI IltYIN1.


dauro yrnctc,t f,ooth nutl Irving tonight,
whom thpy reversed tllo characters of
fphs1,o ami Tr1o. Prolonged a,,tI eutllusias-
In unnlonso erected both actors OH tlleir
anoesrancc. whIIu through, zach OF thu
crsst SCENES tnoy woro received with
tatense enthusiasm. Concefh!he alf: hoo!lfs
n sav that ln nlavc,l viii, nil t,,o s,htlatv
an. fte which llnye made his cllaractertza-
tIon famous, The plaudIts with which
he was received and tic re-
marks freely 1nndo in the lobbics.
stalls, plt and gallery showed that he shared
c,ualy i'm nopularlty Of Enrlnlnl's fnyorit.
Nj. Irving was picturesque. weird. and ill.,
tensely Interesting. Ills restrained, treacl,-
c1ops voice md fragile form did not permit
passion 50 familiar In Forrest and Sa,yjnl,but
lIr cAnrr,t,1.y NrAstfnpn 1frs POWER.
AMI neyer oyerstrppstl II, 1in noyer secma1
oyerwcIchte,l. lIu wog per,,nps host Il, thu
fifth net tho settlnr oT wI1lrh tltfioretl con.
sLjerablr FINN tint of the first n,ght.
Tha murdnr NJ Dca,7c,uon1 ,nateod
Of taking n,orc hr,Inl thn tronnrv
Of tho lad. IL shawn ,,,oro
MAINLY IN tho om,,,cnco +ho nurtotre ho,ne
thrown hack. giving tho Inst n,onrnis of tl,a
drath NJ f1I,stio,s n ,n,fo smnro tnrr,,,,a an,
,e.,ttc etfect ~ ,rh1a ,voa J t,o r,ost s,,oc"ss. @
FIJI act tonivnt oe"rs ' v rvtn~ a, o,, 1,on,
judgments If mnst critics r,por,1.
tv lho a,,ncrioritw If mi nftnor' ~ vitl
differ, bnt tia yertl1ct of tho nul,fic ia tt,nt
lbs uerformaucns n, co,,t,,, so mn rs ~. IsS
~, T,, 'oeen se.'''"' 81 o"iucl III "ea'''le,
, 1881-05-10
HELD ron TRIAL.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Alay IA Conwny iArk.)
Fpecial sAys that Smith, who WIS arrested satur-
.!ay for committing raT'e M hIs l:-yoar-old
cousin, WIS iatlxad tn Jail this afternoon. Iu
tlatf II Touring bnfnr1 Justice S1errllumu aud hls
bond played ut SEOUL
, 1881-05-10

SFttldI UHFdsth 10 1W [Hledtd 1FfbNhN
ApN1AN, Mich, May 0-Mcuzo Hong was ar
rested bore this morning, charycd with having
fired tho Palmyra Alden faotury on tho night Of
the 5th Inst. inillctlnY sorous loss. Iloag was
discharged workman. who lived Immediately op-
p,s!t tho fMrt1ry. ind the day utter tho se 70
moved hls family IL this city.
, 1881-05-10
ELECTED CHIEF or POLICE,

SpFefaI Wfpafeh % 7hs Chicago Tttbene,
GRAND fGAP1ps, Mich. May g.-The Common
Council Tonight cluctod Iornce W. Davia, for
over four ycarA pnst Doputy-ShcEitf here,
Chief Of Police. to succeed james +. Mornn.
whose term Of Office expired.
, 1881-05-10

:. The universal. verdict. Is that tho New No is
tho almplost and most durable sowing machine.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing To-, l8 8katn.
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epeotod by his neighbors and friends. and hta
dcMth Cauaod pFofnnhti excitement, though no
unlawful proceedings FtcouffDtl.
Affsy. sTFIaft<.


spsetai Dsp4teh 10 TAs CAteapo Ttttunt.
La CHOssR. Wiz. Mav a.-Tho examination Of
Mr.. stelman, charged with tho inurder Of Mr.
s!eRbert, prosperous merchant Of rralrio siu
Chlon. began at this place th!s morning. br.
Btnimnn was rearrrsted this morning at
I'tn!stc dn Chfun and takon to Juatlco Couft
to ho examined, md tho Court removed
10 tho Court.fiouso to enable tho crowd to gain
At!mlttaneo to hcar thu proceedings The or.
cIteu,ent ia intcnso trnth In this city and III
prnir,n du Chen. Tho casa nttracts mitch at
tenttou on account Of Mr.. s3tolfnnn being
one of our largest business. men.
In tho cvldenco takon to-day aome In.
pnrtnnt facts wore made kn0vn. but
IL, rasd Of blackmnit has ynt bccn proven. Mrs.
ele!sran has an nb1I cOttnael, wt0 bctIcvta ho
vii! po fttIly vIndtcated OH tho charge.
Mhloh ', b i o ~ ons sth ct%'m
yarto.,s f.,ors aro a!loat ~ tn the cn,ise of THO
Tho cRso aro nwaiteti with nnx!oty. The oxnn,-
tnatlon viii probably require two days, rs tho
tlnfenae have not yet don9 anything in tho waY
Ut Testimony,
, 1881-05-10
SHOT TO DEATH.

NEW ORLEANS. May o.-A 11omer snccinl says
negro boy, arcd IL, WIFI admitted assuuitIn9 an
e-year-olsl negro xirl md afterwards numbering
her In n must hFi,tAl manner, was taken FROM
tho n1cnyllin rnrIEh Jatt at Sparta Saturday
night allll ehu 10 ilcuth ly purity Of fty-ulaGt
tI,Nil, tuustiy culUrctl.
, 1881-05-10

TO0L1NG LED TO FIGHTING.
Pn0vIpESoE, II. l., May 9.-4At tlo locomotive
wurks this cvening John Donovan. aa0d No. waa
stabbed with tlIo by Frederick ulnvcr. and died
utmost imutcllateiy. Funllng lou To lighting.
, 1881-05-10
CHINA.
DEATH OF TILE t'IlTSCEAS.

DEATH OF TILE PRINCESS.
1IoS0 Knso, April l2.-r,e Empress Of
the West. tho lrincipalu Ut tho two Dowagors
Regent ot Cl,fna, tlte.l yesterday. Slaa was
the motilcr Of tho lntc Emperor Tnng CHI.
Sho was t'Io rnltug spirit Ut the Court Of
l'elsin. serfous intrlgucs will doubtless
f0ilow 1lcr tlo1nfso. q
ri HUNG CHANG.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mny 0.-A r,i!nor Is
brought BY tho City OF T0k'o tint cabal has
been fortne4 to dlsgraeo Ii lung Chang, ay'l
It oxcitcs y great lcaf Of Interest here, Tint
Prince basng rogarletl NJ tile best friend OF
the present negotiations for checking the
emigration to tic United States.
, 1881-05-10
AUSTRIA,

crHuOi! tho Queen Of tho ftrtKjnu3 mil the
Princess Step,Iu,liv slroye trom Sct,tjnllrunn
IL tic Tllercslanum Thora they dressed for
n fortnnl entry lnto thu city, flu sky wns
oyercnst ami there wcr,, s,t1,,t showers.
There wero yast crowds Ut t,cop1u tn Wit
,less tic entry. Thu ,ul,tu was lined l,y IN.
faltry. Tile procosslon was lIca,lc,l by u
SQUADRON of cnynlry. fnlfowetl by uIltctnls MI
hntscback. Then cnn,a thu Static cnrrtnucs
and h tietnc,,n,clft Of iu,pcrIaI t;uar,ls. nftcr
which cn,np tie brtle,s rurriu0n. ,irnw,, hv
nix gray 1,orses, surrounded a,lti tultowc,l by
,.,,it,tyl officials, Tlluil cnn,o the Hungarian
Guardians. At thu trtumnI,nl nrctt. nnnr
Elizabeth bridge, tic procession halted,
at,i tie f}ureo1unstur, tho Council. md other
,n,,ntrln,t mn nt,ctas ,'reso,,ti mn a.i,rcs. ', ~
cnnurniulottnn o,,,l welcn,np. trhe ,,roccsstn,,
tI1c,1 trovnrsr,I tlo c,tv tn Tim T,nnnrfot mi.
ncn. wlrr, ,ia pr]nrrss s,rnhn,,I" wns r..
rrtv,,,f hv lin Em,,rrnr Frot,cts .1nunnt mn,
Prince Itudotn,,:
ASUTut,K ACCOUNT,
VtExEA, Nfny p-WItl. a dill sky over
l,entt, aiNi slight, sprinkltng ssliowers, ,tle
1lnyal bride mntle Ilur ttlry Into tho city
tt,.tfgv liar rnrn+,tIn, ,vnu NJ ,.nit,usfdutf na
an, t.nnt,I ,rstr,. From NJ, rnrIv i,nmr f$roo
tlyrol,os nutl,crrd atonr tl,o whats lino NJ tIlc
rortn. until tho strrets ware cn,nt,,ntniy
uncked with lu,nnn ininvs. rio ttecorutim,s
,ypre rtcl, nuu} t,lnmttfn lin nnlv ti,inp vnnt-
!nv to ,nakc tl,o entry MI outfrn st,cecss heinz
s,lnsl,tne. AZ nam TIM ynrinu1 ct,rnt,rations
assembled baforo tho 1,urnthor. lInft NJ,
tuur lntur tlle Oucnn If tha nnluiu,,s mi tI,n
Irtncpss Yterl1anis tlruyu in carr,u,,
and six from tl,e I,npartnt .Chateau
of sclGnbr,,nn 10 tic 'rhcresians,n,
,ynru tI,ey werp rccpivetl t,y n btflIlnnt stafr.
1tv tifs ti,unA,pt. crntiuu,t,y Il,,,, ri fpfot.x
, 1881-05-10

Homeopathic fMns1ly medicine cases
md books on domestic practice hro positive
tive prioG current 10 nUoreke l. Tufers phar-
inary, Is Clark street.
, 1881-05-10

ochfoeter q cn.'s liabilities nro estimated
"t up""rds ot ktuo,uWs
'AMEa DAILY
tho ealto9 OF tl'o Casl1o ltnr letcUfdpfs mr.
'esIea sn'ne 11flo hgo 1ltauof t'o coercion
Hct, anu lo"gch N kl'h'aiahahi .JHt', ln'
i%en re'easealt pe1ieVets on accotlhtot TIC
'l'1ess VI Ills w'fc'
nEAcoNsfiEf'1.
III INC colnino''s tt-tlay. Nj. Gladstone
Iiitse1 o'l ap''fsss f'rnylng tho Crown t" i'rs'-
Slae u monument u, westminster Ahber 70
Heaen,stteh1. iie appea'c't TO thc llot'sa HOT
~ 'H"Re " ~ h"p)eet VI !'nrilsat slIsctss'n'''
th1' I.Ap"'tc'lese npp"aetl taie fhol'it' IL was
aunp1eu-yeas, Nv; nnys' o. - s'in1iaF mo
ito,l was adoptel Without a'slslon Wy tho
l4oraS' ..... .....$
DEBATE ON THE LAND 1itf.'.
Wns nu}oari'ed uni! ihira'lay. atter 4 long
speech W Jo'!ii ltragllt, IN tao coarao OF
W'''eE. He.e'fsilnR the ftilefntl'lf cla',so OF
lae n,li, sir. nilHha sa,u: IL gfeat fleet'
,as.n;. -, y. ~ ~o.n =. o"."nst oaetn'. t.so
p"as'Ae !" tue ""uae pupl!htHha ~ lse1lt!'''
u "as prona'le ail-cefta!n!y tt'as tait-
wol'tl lt'''1 thcir why to tho United STATES,
Wnici' opened tllolr tot,rs TO everybody. llo
s''s,lIa ~ sofrY u seo tlleih go. o,tt, tnonsh
e'hlefas'on womb w n a''asiship 10 !ne iMlah1s'
- n'eant tue "eA'eraifco ol the e''lufeh
lso1'l Poverty Alla sufter1nR'
~ i'otioi. 10! morning s'ttlnR on I"csuay
i'i t.'c Vata ~ WIS opposeu, "!!!t .At' thu
Stoio e'enIu"',s consented 'lot ~ HUH one
aIAbSToSE's sPEEch'
Alr. u'austone' on moving lne grant ior
'e"col'SHehls monument, ehtfeatea that t!asa
no 'l"t 1'i'ae the accaslt'a ol ~ angry JUS.
pure. Ae'atlvo 10 hia own conallet' he sata
~ nn" c.!isH'eleu IT. Ils uaity 1"'t III slea !"
, 1881-05-10

RESIGNED HIS PAST0RSHIP.
apkedal UkpasfA tolJh4 CAt<aap I4bunA
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, May 8.-Tho Hey. G. r.
Michel, pastor VI lmma auuel. the leading Prfsby-
tsrlan Church. has resigned ha charge for tea-
sap4 t12t Qx0 psQvi11nGM an4 imperative.
, 1881-05-10

nosToN, stay 8.-Joscph kncbcck. a lIunEn-
r!nn, WIS nrrcstcl on board the steamer I3uta.
via, charged with the larnony nf HUGO guillurg
from tho Hungarian dOyerEtnolt.
, 1881-05-10

WILxEsnAnitE, l'a., Mny a.-Chat'es Noohen,
tho alleged oainterfetter from Pittsburg, md
lhoso said TO be operating With him have been
reluaael Oh bAlt.
, 1881-05-10
colncction will. tho aiEalr hayo been dis

WItECKAnk
nlnrfch l,nccntnua:, OF Ncwcnstle" i,ns
washed ashore ut Tho Lizard, apparently
frOftl q steamer.
, 1881-05-10
FOREIGN.

HURNlIlV4ss
cnoec{, of Gladstone In Mov-
ing for a Monument to
Beaconsfie|d.
,,,o Great Tory Worry Hand
80 soncly Handled by tho
Illustrious Liberal
rt,rca 1utimates to Turkey that 1t
Will Be Wise to Keep Out
Of Tunia.
The Bey Writes a Letter De-
nounoing the French as
Traitors.
t,nr Scenes Mt lilo Grant Boom
aul tho Co,1clayo Now Ex-
citing Vienna.
Travel by Vehicle Entirely Suspended
on Account Of the Crowds
Of People.
Unhappy Posthumous Declara'
tions of the Late Field
Marshal Benedek.
1mportant Action and Declaration Of
the New Prince Alexander
Of Bulgaria.
Tho Carlyle Controversy Growing
Very 1sittcr-Death ofn
Chinese Empress.
Further Dire Horrors Reported from 0ol'
Flatters Ezpedition-Fifteen
Men Eaten.
, 1881-05-10
CRIMINAL NEWS,

Ollt1tltbSfh NtsBS VI
The Latest Exploit Of Texas
jack, the Famous
Desperate.
Officers Conveying Him to
Prison Stop Overnight
at Minneapolis.
He Eludes til Vigilance Of
the Jail Officials and
Escapes.
Murder Of a Young Man by a Negro
Under Circumstances Of Pc.
cufar Atrootty.
a Hired n1an Murders His Ein-
pioyer, q Farmer, Near
Coopersville, Mich.
3 Youthful Wisconsin Mail.Carrier
sent to Prison for Robbing
the Mails.
Arkansas Infested by an Organized
Band Of Burglars and Safe.
Blowers.
Louisiana Colored Men Take Que Of Their
Race from Jail and Shoot Him
to Death.
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gether, her thoughtful eyes gazing far away
'sShall I speak to her? lie questioned
himself but befors he could decide a gentle
man came out and hurried to her side. Rails
ing her eyes to his, che said only one word
"Wefp,'
The gentleman replied Yes; he is stay
ing here for a few days.
There was a silence, save the rustic of the
lady's dress as she moved back and forth
across the fluor III an excited manner.
4 would give 1t up--h is killing you," said
the gentleman.
"Give 1t up9"
.Yes.n
81 will when yonder moon is blotted out o.
the heavensl What do you know of my
troubles? thank you for your kindness,
but cannot allow you TO dictate to me, il
you are my cousin. Col would be alone | =
Leighton stood in the shadow, out of hel
sight, but he could see plainly the DEATH,
pallor of her face and The quiyer of her ashy
lips. She turned and leaned her elbows down
upon the railing and rested her chin IN hel
hands. l
He watches her moment; then going 70
her side, whispers, softly "Alleen!"
She raises herself and looks into his face
with such frightened look.
All the old love comes surging back into his
heart for this WOMAN, and he n,irmurs, gently,
"Alleen, my poor little wifei"
& IT'S the first time he has called her that
dear name in the old tender way for SO long a
time. aud with low sob she sinks into his
arms, and he folds her close to his heart, kiss
ing the shining brown hair as it hay on bis
bosom.
He leads her into the parlor and tells his
aunt the whole story.
People were amnzed when the papers pro-
claimed Egbert Leighton's marriage. which
had been kept secret for more than year.
He brought her to his stately home, aud az
his friends become acquainted they admire
his choice. Her new position does not change
her. she is the same-sweet, gentle rs ever
loving her husband more than life and hei
neighbor as herself. The old aud young, the
rich aud poor, the unfortunate, all pray foi
Gods blessing to rest upon Egbert Leightou'l
bride.
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VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Is superior to all other soaps 1t Is combined with Sui
phur in its pure unadu terated state which enters the
pores the skim being absorbed uo the blood through
the minute capi,aries and thus upon the skin,
whether 1t be healthy In diseased condition. both
locally and consttutienaIiy, thereby eliminating all
healthy action. IL produces a hneness, purity and
freshness the complexion which Is unequaled, and
or bath room Is complete without it. II makes the skin
soft clear pure. white and healthy is cleansing. de-
odorizing disinf,cting soothing healing and purify
ing andruf chatting. ulcers, sores eraptions.
roughness and redness Of the skin relieves itching,
burning and singing Of the skin. and irritation of
biting aud singing insects will relieve Itching Piles
when nething else wiilhaye any effect Ask for VAN
DYKES SULPHUR SOAP; insist upon It. and take no
initiation, Sold by druggists. Aschenbach Miller,
Proprietors No. 30f Caowhi street, Philadelphia Pa
Dec. %, i8S0-ly AZ W 4e f
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GREAT SAT- LAKE,.
SOME OF THE IRREGULARITIES or THE BIG
ISLAND SEA.

SOME OF THE IRREGULARITIES or THE BIG
ISLAND SEA-
One of the wonders of Utah is that of the
Great Salt Lake. At present 1t occupies a
space equal to four thousand square miles =
The greatest length is ninety three miles,
...i.t .is.. ,-sasast u,idfh Is ff.rfp tbiaa Soy
erai large islands rise to great heights above
the surface, the largest of which is over thirty
miles long, and ID tho widest place about
twelve miles across, and it is mountainous in
its character, with streams of water, formed
by springs and drainage, flowing through the
ravines and canons On this island which is
called by the name of Antelope or Church
Island, ranchnen have raised herds OF horses,
cattle or sheepHpon the rich land fund there.
The other islands, of which there are several
small ones, are inhabited by looms and sea
gulls. The flow Of water into the lake from
the rivers Of Bear, Weber and Jordan, and of
numerous streams, from actual measurement,
Is over 5000 cubic feet per minute--a guam
tity sufficient to cover the lake IN one year to
a depth of forty inches. But the evaporation
is SO great ID this climate that this great in
flux is overcome, and the lake remains much
the same iii height from year to year. In the
Spring tie water is some inches higher than
at any other period.
4 The greatest depth of water fathomed Is
sixty feet. While the waters of the sea con-
tain about two per cent. salt. that of the
Great Salt Lake contains about twenty-five
per cent, or about one fifth the bulk During
the summer season the lake water becomes
warm and makes an agreeable and inyigorat.
ing bath, which is taken advantage OF by
thousands not only as a source of enjoyment,
but for the cure of chionic and other diseases,
for which IL has proved very efficacious. At
Lake Point, Black Rock and Lake Shore am
pie provision has been made for the accommo.
dation and comfort OF bathers. and dnriug the
past season, which was very short one, fully
30, 900 baths we're taken.
| A steamboat makes excursions during the
Summer for the accommodation Of parties,
who enjoy the grand lake scenery, dancing
and other amnsements III the cabin of ths
large steamer. Ono great source OF wealth
comes from the immense quantity of white
crystalized salt that deposits on the shore and
| is scooped up and sent Off for use IN the silver
mills of Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Colo
RADIO. The past year fully 10000 tons of salt
have been gathered from the lake and shipped
for use. Citizens OF Utah use this salt for do
nestle purposes, while cabinets OF minerals
are Incomplete without sample Of the beau
| tiful salt crystalized on some shrub which
found its way into the waters OF the briny in-
land sea. During storms waves rise SO high
that 1t is exceedingly dangerous for boats to
be out from safe harbor.
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Jiahe IS, isso.-iy.
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC

Is the Best Hair Restorative aud Hair Dressing known
IL preserves softens and beauties the hair aud gives
it a rich lustre.
II is richly perumed and renders the use of pomades
hair oils, &c, unnecessary.
Ii is excellent for an irritating or iniaamed scalp.
1t turns rancid
IL is made from the rases OF The Valley of Cashmere,
AID being entirely free from Lead Sulphur and other
poisonous aud irritating substances, IL Is highly ized
by thousands who have used it.
II has worldwide reputation because IL does Its
work etiectually. Esa -
To give the public opportunity ofthorougly testing
its xceiient qualities, we have put into the market
large bottle ftf so cents. Your Druggist sells it.
Manufactured at 4. W. cor. Sd and Caowh SITS,
Phila, Pa.
Dec Is, 1880
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A Tln1I7 y All other lininents have failed
AG - ~ TRY DIR. WARES
ELECTRIC RELIEF!

BY taking internally 1t will cure cholera, cholera
morbus. diarrhea, dyseBtery, cramp, collie asthma
phthisic influenza, spasms, sick headache, morning
sickness, heartburn, stomach pain In the back
and sunstroke Applied externally II will relieve you
Of rheumatism neuralgia, throat, iambago, ear
ache, toohache, inamed breasts, mumps, govt peursy
pneumonia frost bites bruises sprans, burns scads
Wounds contracted tendons eucorrhea swollen joints
stings bites of insects Sold by druggists aud store
keepers generally Wholesale depot, N, W. corner Sd
and Callowhill Sis., Philadelphia, Pa
June Z3.-iy
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On the Atlantic train for Bradford, very
we'll known joker from Oil City was walking
through q car, when he suddenly stopped
down and picked up something.
"Who's lost half dollar! I" said he.
At once dozen persons 10 the car were
searching their pockets, and one illfavored
man responded that half dollar was missing
from his pocket, and held out his hand
"was it dated 1902" said the Oil City
man.
!. Yes, I'm pretty sure it was"
" And nicked on one side?"
Eyes, that's mine"
t" You are sure y
Certainly am, SO hand 1t over"
= He handed II over, and when the man look
ed at the button which had been put in his
hand. bis face heightened SO suddenly II
almost drove his bead through bis hat.
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the firm Of Heath & Hol
N c0ni,e are requested TO call and SETTLE b.
fore December list next after that date all unsettled
accounts will be placed in other hands for collection.
HEATH 4 H0LC0ABE. !
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A young woman applied at the relief bureau
In Galveston, the otber day, with paper
containing the following s.TlIis unfortu-
nate woman is the only daughter of an old and
cliildless father, and she supports several
young brothers by her work.
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Or. JONES TARAXAeUM TONI

~ Dyspt psia Medicine, u Vegetable Compound whose
" virtues have stood test OF forty years, Is ihiNbe
in the cure Of Dyspepsia GienerM Debility. Chronic
weak ness of Lungs SIleeh kidneys, Short Breath,
Heartburn St. Vitus Dance Pain in the stomach, Back
aud Chest Particularly adapted to all Female Dsea-
SEES no matter what the age of the patient may De.
Price rs cents. Sold by druggists.
ASA JONES Prop'r, $40 N. Sd St. Pha. Pa.
June 23.-lys
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BATTEh PupDsNe.-Six eggs, six table,
spoonfus -four. ono quart Of milk. little
salt. and half a teaspoonful Of soda.or tea
spoonful of baking powder bake in butter
ed pan for twenty minutes.
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Differs owns brick yard. His daughter
has come out in a new bonnet, with brickwd
trimmings, and the girls say she looks kin
10 IL.
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saocEas SELL AscHEsBAcH MmLER's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE,

an article superior in quality and lower in price than
any other In the market prominent and experienced
New York physician gives II his opinion that choco-
late Is preferable coffee because Il adds strength
to the body life the exhausted BRAIN quets the
systems harmonzes the workings Of the digest
i've organs, anu gives purity TO the Hood
For superfne eonfecton ask your confeetioner for
our Sweet Spced Vanilla Chocolates Asehenbach
Miller sd and Caliowhiil Sts Phila., Pas Sept 70.
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is for all ordinary diseases of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Swine. 1t and prevents CHICKEN
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Please send me half gross of Cattle Powder. have
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Last summer you sent ME package Of your powder
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Jdhe 23 ies0-iy.