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n o. YosR.

Nsw YoRx, March ". Cotton Quiet
and unchanged; futures barely steady.
Flour-IIeavy; receipts 49, 600 barrels:
Exports n, 800 barrels; superfne West.
ern and State 81 GOCa4 90. common 10
good extra a 2jts4 10: cool 10 choice
S. Od6 70; whits wheat extra u %
6G 90. extra Ohio - 30ts675: ~. LOUIS
81 3Ots8 75; Minnesota patent process
o. jO(s,s 90. Whest - Strong. re-
ceipts 5000 bushels; exports 5000
bushels; No. 9 spring 81 -; ungraded
rel 81 Ijtsl %, 40. 2 do 81 30icsl 2iI
in store; 81 22iGbI 2l} sHjst: No. ] rod
81 26i6sl ut: mixed winter 81 ~; IN.
graded white 81 1901 ISt: No z do
81 ia; No. ! DO, Gales ~ ,ODJ bushels, st
81 lsiCal ls!; No 2 red s~lI.r March.
sales 10000 bushels. 81 2lal %.
seller April. sales 5ls.yU bushels, al
81 2itCal 22: seller May, ss!~s 3s 90
bushels. at 81 ?ocal q. ssIlsr June,
sales +0,0oD bu,bels, at . ~ l.iD's lsl.
Corn-fsirly active and and a shade
higher: receipts 1900 bushels. exports
1000 bushels; ungrsded jGi hsi,, No. 3
5stc; steamer 57irs57jc, old do jsic. In
store; No. 2 seller March bs.lIJ9c, eel.
Ter April 57iSS&c: seller May 5tc;
seller June Sc. Dau-Essier. receipts
32.ODO bushels; western mixed t3't14ic, ,
uhits western EJtsEic. Hay Quiet
and firm. Hops-FnrD. moderate trade, ,
yearlings l2lLlsc; eastern and western
IG<S22c: New Yofs state irs23:. Col.
Iee-Quiei: Klo csryoss st I0ial3ic,
lob lots lOSf4I4tc. husar -D~msnt fair
and market firm; lair 10 good rshains
7i45ic Eice-ln good demand. Mo.
lssses-Quiet and unchanged. Petro-
lesm-DulI; United s5e; crude 1t1stc:
fined ssc. Tsllow-spsdy and 10 good
demand nj GiG18ic. ROsin- Firm snd
unchanged. 1urp~ntin.-s,esdy at Bic.
Rxxs-F,rm at iSaIsi~. Pofk-Essi' !:
old mes. at SIS 2asi5 IS; nsw SIC %.
Beei-Quiet and steady. Cot Aests-
Firm; long clear s. 90: short clear ~ %.
LArd-Weak and in firm demand; primo
steam SO 20. Buttsr-Q1iet at ll6
3Oc. Chee>--Qulet and firm at l0(a12ic.
LstheI-Steady IN in good demand :
bemlock sole lgs2jc. Wool-Btsady
and in fair demand; domestic fleece $50
Soc; pulled 2llzS5c; unvasbed l4(9lec
Texas I4lS,35c. Me4als-Msnufsctured
Copper-N.x shestbinz quias DC; ingo,
lake st I9t9l1ic. Pig lronDull and
weak; se1tch S2l 1924 50; American
40 0OS25 50; Russia sbesting l3Sl6c
Ndls-Cut g 0093 10; eiinch "a SOC
8 60.
Il ~
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning Session.


Saturday morning nearly all the mem,
bers were in their seats when the gavei
Tell at 10 o'clock. This hour meets with
appreciation, much more so than y
o'cock, as the average Legislator finds
it pleasant TO sleep when the occasion
offers. The entire day was devoted TO
business which was in decided contrast
with the day before, with its noise, nom
sense and general disorder.
Insurance Items.
The first business transacted yester-
day wa, the calling up by Mr.. Mcneil OF
h. + No 2I., l. bill amending and re-
enaeting section 3 Of chdptef 50. OF the
Code OF West wfxinis. . asauended and
re-enacteA by chapser Ys1 Of the Acts OF
1928. his 10 the bill reducing the
State tax on foreign iasusance eompa-
MES, from three per cent. ohthe gross
amount Of premiums TO two per cent:
IL was read second time and ordereu
70 its third reading and engrossnent'
Auditors Statement
The Speaker laid before the House
the following statement from the Audi
tor et the State, made in response TO a
resolution adopted by the House asking
iOr the same:
The records oi this office show that
on the llth day Of September, lsh' tue
accom; in iavor OF the state OF Oh
virginia against A. X. Hall, late Sherln
OF Lewis county, was placed IN the
hands of Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Esq !,
Tor collection; there is no evidence that
any part OF said claim or account mas
been paid into the Treasury.
Unfinished Business
Senate Bill No. 100, "A bill to amend
and rs-enact section 10 OF chapter oil
IN" Code, concerning general provisions
rspecting officers" came up as unhn-
lsoed business, the House having been
engaged IN warm, discussion on the
subject, when the body adjourned FRI
day evening.
Mr.. Wilson. CMr. Mofett in the chair
offered the following amendment to the
substitute:
Commissioners Of school lands and
comm lssloners in chancery shall not %
deemed officers vitnnH ne meaning and
intent OF this chaptsr." .sa
This caused co,sSurabls discussion,
but fortunately Was not 80 heated as
tsst oil the evening before. The pre-,
sious question at last being demanded
unS amendment was agreed TO oy sNo'e
VI ~ 10 70, II members not voting.
Extra Appropriations
Mr. Leonard, by motion for leave, IN,
troduced House bii No. go, "A oiil
mssklng an appropriation to cover De
nc'eney IN the amount heretofore ap,
propriated for ooutinssnt expenses o'
the House, Of $50. On motions sever
any ma made by this s:s1emsnn,, : ias ,;u,sa e,,
was resd 6rst, secoad and third times
rssed with its title, ard communlostsc
10 zoe Senate, all vBh tsn minutes
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in HANCoCK's HONOR.
A Large Dinner Given in Honor OF the
Defeated Chief

A Large Dinner Given IN HONOR OF tne
Defeated Chief
Nyw YoRK. March IA brilliant as.
sembly of prominent Democrats and
leading merchants and bankers assem-
bled tonight at the Manhattan Club, to
attend the dinner given in honor oil Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock. The rooms
were decorated with flowers. A. j..
Vanderpool, the President oi the club,
sat at the head OF the table, with the
guests OF the evening on the night.
Seated around the same table were:
Clarkson n. Potter, Augusta Belmont,
Manton Marble, ex-Gov. Hoffman, eX-
Mayor Cooper, Abram 5. Hewitt, Ger.
Mcclellan, Gen. Fitz JOAN Porter, Pres.
ident Babcock. OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce. w. l.. Hurlburt, 5 s. Cox and
Augustus Schell. The chairman pro-
posed the health OF Gen. Hancock, which
was drank with cheers. When the Cen
e,al rose TO reply he was greeted with
another round OF cheers. lie
thanked them for the honor
conferred upon him and thought
the question o! his candidacy lor the
highest office in the gift ol the people
was a closed one, but he still MAINTAIN
ed the principles which governed HIM
when he accepted the nomination at the
Cincinnati Convention, which principles
he hoped would soon prevail, as in his
opinion they would operate for the best
interests OF the country. In regard 20
the canvass he had no fault to find and
had nothing TO retract from
Whist he said commanding the. princi'
ples OF the party he represented.
President Vanderpool announced that
three distinguished guests were expect
ed to be present, but were unable to at
tend owing 10 Illness. He referred to
ex Governor Samuel j. Tilden, Speaker
samuel j. Randall and Mayor Grace.
Other speeches were made in response
TO toasts and the distinguished company
separated at an early hour.
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KENTUCKY WARFARE
Noopshiuers Resist Msrshsrs Force by
the Use ofa Cannon.

MOonshiners RSslSt hArShals Force oy
the Use oia Csnuon.
CtxCiSSArI, Mari A-GraysOn, by.
DISPATCHES sav tina, Jnitel States De.
putv Marlha james lieilen, with ten
men, entered Iet,aar county on the 9Th
of March in seana for mOonshiners.
His first objective point was to seek
Ford Valley anon: The foot Oi the hills
of the Cumberldli mountains The
moonshiners appr~i Of his approach
oryanIzsd -ani t,ng a six pOunder
brass cannon left there by John Morgan
duringthe war, mounted il and wait, q
the approach of th- Marshal. When the
Marshal and his ,Irty entered the PISS
they fred the piss, charged with nails,
scraps OF iron a. the like, but over
shot the mark. rs Marshals party,
none of whom WEE hurt, dismounted
and captured q piece aud drove the
assailants aero, the country into
Breathitt count, The Marshal and his
assistants ara lrsuing the lugitiyes in
Breathitt count
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Trouh Among the Minsrs.

LEWIS, Ne March Il The mana
fers OF ths Stone & Grove Mime have
notified the; miners Of reduction to
three dollar per day. The miners had
been receirlg three dollars and hall,
and struck )r four dollars. The mana.
gers sttemfed to put new men at work
at three DC srs aud 3 half. and the men
were PreVuted by the Miners Union.
The vorks,re shut down, but there Sas
no violene 10 property. OSing TO a
dispute beSeen union and nOn-uniOn
men one the latter. uimed EdSards,
was klllee I'd txsaty sshers wounded.
The shef with his poser, en- visiting
tho nins found all quiet. but more
trouble y ,pected-
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Mr.. N ellis Last Jump.

: srruBsSvILLE, 0HIo, March lS.-A
tsrrible accident happened on the Pan
Handle Railroad yesterday morning
nenr Hanlon's Station, five miles over
ths river. John Neil stte e.npted to jump
on Q paaing freight train, but missed his
footing and fell under the wheels. Four
teen cars passed over him, literally cut
ting him into mince-meat. He leaves q
wife and three children in q destitute
condition
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THENEwsT
OF the Day IN Pithy Paragraph
Domeskfc

OJmeeuc. II
At Lawrence, Ky., the factory o. = :,
/. Hamilton, with q larye aDOuTI' ~ =:
sock, burned Saturday Afternoon. L''-
Sla0o0.
The Philadelphia police >siaru.3
night raided two eoneert saloons s.y s,y
arrested lS2 persons, incle,ins ''''
women.
A construction train on ths Da..A
Wieheta road was wrecked Bea' 80 80
Denton, and three employees ,Aii'f ~
two seriously injured.
At Midway, woodiofd county ~
, Dan Duga1 received three shots If'u, = :
pistol BY John COnners, yesterds!' '"'
Is probably mOrtslly woundrL
The Spring meeting Of the neN i1u,sI u,I
lana Jockey Club will counentt aPi,;; =;
18th. This club propose 10 run sou's "
the races at night by electro ilgn'
At Chicago q scheme b bnild : ule- 't
mortal library. museum an. ar, so /,
Ii commemorative TO Ch'tagls Ne@'
eonhsgration, is rapidly taxing shape
Gov. Pillsbury says he ull Withhoiu
the announcement of Nindom SUI y,
cessor until to-day. Appointment "ll'
certainly be rendered TO Geu EiITr'oh'
Miss A. A. Garrison oi Cleveland
returning frsm the Mardi Gras al New
Orleans, died on the Thompson Dean
while passing Lawrencebufg' lhu''
Saturday morning.
Harry Genet one OF the cOnvlcteu
Tweed ring. was sentenced on saturday
70 the penitentiary for eight months;
and 10 Tay iine OF g, Goa AMI TO stahu
committed till the fine be paid.
The steamer Caddo Bell, under selEuIS;
al Shreveport. took fire saturday, anu
the upper decks burnedod. Loss :, ,0OO
insured. Four of the chief officers have
been arrested under suspicion OF burn'
ing her.
Several hundred teams and men are
working on the grade OF the Denver
Western and Pacific railway, between
Denver and LOngmonL The contracts
for the bridges have ben let, and the
work is being vigorously pushed.
:. VI. Giles. Secretary and SuPerin-
,endent OF the Memp,is Cotton Tx
change, died at an early hour Saturday
morning Of pneumonia The deceased
was s. wears old. lie has been a
prominent merchant Of he city Tor the
past IS years.
The so-cslled international Pedestrian
tournament is at an end. OLeary re-
tired at 5 O'Clock, SATURDAY night, with
45O miles to his credit, and Vaughan
Withdrawing later in the evening having
completed 46I miles, ID APPS and LOO
yards.
Foreign.
Il is reported that the oldest estab-
iished private bankers a! Marseilles nave
suspended.
The French gOvernmer "a decided
20 establish a blockade on the French
side OF AndOrra in consequence oil the
inhabitants disregardiug the good advice
Of France and Spain.
Alta supplementary election IN Gov.
entry 10 fila vacancy in .he House OF
Commons Eaton, Conservative, was
elected, receiving 4.0ll votes against
3.56S for Shuttleworth.
Captain Cuthbeft has determined to
again challenge The New York Yacht
for Americas cup. lie is now building
a vessel 10 cOmpet1 'r the trophy,
which ia expected TO be flushed Dy the
lst OF June.
In London. Yates novelty in evening
journalism, The fIrt,o, does not come
up to expectations. Among the news
In the papst il a breach Of promise OF
marriage which il tareateuel Bartlett,
the husband of Baroness Burlett Coutts,
il not averted.
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Another Lick at England.

DuKsAr, March l2.-According to re-
liable information, the Orange Free
Stats farmers are in q very unsettled
con1ition and only awaiting sufficient
excuse to Join the Beers. They regard
the strone reinforcements coming from
Eneland With suspicion as indicating an
intention 70 annex the Free State.
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.AA nwm HapOeT,

WAKEsrLD, Mass, March H.
About 10 CLOCK this morning fire
broke out n the neS chair rcOm of tie
Wakefield Rattan works. /, soon
spread TO large four story bui ding
used ss basket Sud char room, which
was qukkly drsiroy yAd. Toe flames
attacked 4 large story frame building
occupied as WCsyiny roon in the first
story, With a chair room overhead, and
the buliiDs soon became in ruins.
Tue los will probably reach $500 600.
n srly one thousand employees are out
Of work.
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Attempted ATsuEe Upon an "Amputr =
ter"

DETROIT, cu, March ls.-An ex-
planatlon q le strange shooting affair
at Williams, tins State, last Wednes-
day afternoo' has Just come to hand.
IL seems ths')r, Gleasia, who was shot
at and narro escaped death by man
named FalrbSSs. no went 10 Williams
ton for the express purpose, several
years ago, hemputated an arm for Fair.
banks, who ~ claims that the opera.
ton was Unnecessary. lie took this
strange coCic as a matter OF revenge.
He is in jail
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Peace Impossi BILE.

LONDON, March l3-The reported
Boer terms are 50 dictatorial that peace
is impossible. Many Beers from
Orange, Fne State, are seen going to
Laingnek.
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APrrrsBURoH ACCIDENT.
Collision OF Trains on . BridGs-one hsn
- Killed and esvsrsl Ipjured.

Collision Of Trains on BridGs-One Asn
Killed and ssvsr.l Ipjursd.
PfrrsBuR RGa. March l3.-This morn.
ing at 3 o'clock. Wild freight train ran
into a ward train on the Pan. Handle
bridge, in South Pittsburgh. throSing
three gondola, and the tender of the
ward usin of the bridge 10 the street.
fihy fee, below. The conductor oi the
ward trsin, Charles Carney. sss instant
" killed: Patrick Cullen, brakeman,
had his skull fractured. Iegs
broken, and Was otherSiss
injured. ~ that recovery IL
doubtiul. X. Harrison, another brakt'
man. had his legs broken and his nm
fiers cut Of. His injuries. ho.sver, are
no, considered dangerous. The aeci-
dent vas causi-d ~ both trains ysttiog
into the same block at once, Ocerator
Fos,or having . white signal up. H. says
h. knew nothing Of the yard train coin
ing and the fog waa too dense TO s-e.
Coroner Hope had him placed under ~.
rest, ba, the jury eIhonerated him and
he Vas released.
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ys. Count, WIFI suddsniy DISAPPEARED.

PARIS, March IA very singular
story il going the rounds in Berlin snd
Paris about Count Herbert, son Of q
ce,tain Iron prince. Who 10 supPoeed to
hold the destinies oi the empire IN haod,
and a beautiful German primers sfs o.
4 high court dignitary. The count lett
B.riin suddenly the other day - i Vas
supposed on diplomatic mission. Atthe
~me time, however, the princess diHp.
pt ared, and her husband obtained per
% ssion TO retire into private lie Detec'
I YES have lost discovered the fubtvsi
In Italy, and although the Iroa pFiaes
has sent Count Herbert positive oFdsfi
I, come home, the latter rstoses 10 com
ply.
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wAgIXGToN
Repuai,an Confidence.

.WAsHISGr9 NaEh II The decided
opinion to-dy that the Republicans
-eFgarh the Senate Monday.
..uch able par managers ss COaklinS
and Edmundsv 5uld not. it is believed,
d,rect the eauCs committee to prepare
the lists OF tniSenate committees with
the Repdbfiq' s-tAs majority, u they
were not sua Malone voting Repub
lican. The f1ators asser; to-day they
will get the fanization.
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RAILROAD BoSDs Dull, but firm.
Srars EoNDs-Dull

STATE BoSDs-Dull.
Srp,Ns The market MAS dull at the
opening. prizes generally showed Q de-
cline and speculation Was unsettled in
tone. At the first board the market
became tirmer and an advance OF 10 n
was recorded, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Reading, and Chesapeake and Ohio
stocks leading the UPWARD moycss
mtn'. subsequently the Nashville and
Chattanooga reacted and the general
list | 10 II, the latter ior Reading Dur
ing the afternoon the market again be.
came firm and prices sold up | TO IA.
Chicago, 81. Louis and New Orleans and
ST Paul being the most prominent in
the advance. In tho last hour then,
Was a liz le more activity, purchases Of
stocks having been made on the report
that the Treasury will next week buy
ten millions oi bonds That there will
b.a Treasury purchase OF bonds is not
unlikely, but II is doubted whether any
such amount will be taken. The action
of Secretary Window IN deciding against
the return OF the greenbacks 10 the
National banks is cordially v endorsed by
the bankers and brokers. The Mexican
National railroad (Palmer-Sullivan Com.
pany) To- day contracted with t~o Penn.
sylvanis firms ior 20O locomotives and
5000 freight cars 10 equip the road from
Laredo Ia the City of Mexico and Man
zenilla, on the Pacific coast. This is
said 10 be the largest single contract
ever made for rolling stock in this coun.
try. The company also contracted for
sufficient inr,v-pounG steel rails 10 lay
1000 miles OF track, with the necessary
II iings.
The transactions aggregated O3,0OJ
shares. distributed ~ follows: $500
&. G. Il | G., 3,i00 Canada Southern,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 400 Delaware and Hudson.
1000 Denver snd Rio Gnndc, 500
Erie, 2,OOJ Hannibal and ~. Joseph.
J 100 Iron Mountain, 1000 kansHs
and Texas, $500 Lake Shore, 1900
Louisville and Nashville, 1000 Michi.
gan Central. II ,OC0 Northwestern, 49,
900 Nashville and Chattanooga, 400
New Jersey Central, l,300 New YORK
Central, 200 Northern Pacific. no
ohio aud Mississippi, 2,t0O Ontario and
Western. ,lO) OHIO Central. 4 100 Pa.
ciRc Mat, j, 100 Reading, ~, ,OOO ~. Paul.
2,OO) II. Paul and Omaha. 100. Texas
Pacific, 700 Union Pacific. $500 Ne
bash Pacific, u 100 Western Union and
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy h4 to 5 Per csnt-Gsvsrs-
menh Strong and higher-fIour-
Firm and Unchanged - Wheat
Higher-Hogs Quiet
FINANCE.
New York.

Nsw YoRK. March l2.-MoSsv- EAsy
al 4(S.5 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 5(S6 per cent. Sterling. exchange
bankers' bills dull at %7si; demand
ash.
London SO l.l6d per ounce;
bar silver here my; subsidiary silver
coin t9l per cent discount
ovERSNENB-Weak for Us and Sc
and strong and higher for Is and Ala
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[Additionoi Xsrkas sn Fosr6 Peos ]
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"Oh, Ny Wasted Life =

Oh, the bitter past! "Oh, the graves
over which | have stumbled, Whittier
shall ! flyo Alas for the future. Every
thing is dark-so dark, 30 dark. God
help me. God pity me- Thank the
Lord for that last utterance. You have
begun TO pray and when a man begins
10 petition, that sets all heaven flying
this way and God steps in and beat.
hack the hounds OF temptation 10 their
tunnel, and around absut the poor
wounded soul puts the covert OF bis par.
doniny mercy. Hsrk. hear some
thing fall. What was that? 1t is the
bars OF the fence around the sheep fold.
The shepherd lets them down and the
hunted sheep Of the mountain bound
in; some Of them their fleece torn with
the brambles; some OF them their feet
lame with the dogs; but bounding in.
Thank God! "Other sheep have which
are not OF this fold"
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The Gar Of Russia Aasassinated While
Returning from Taking the Sacrament
One of the Assassins Captured.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-The follow
ing telegram WAS received here this af.
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On motion of Mr.. Wells (of Tyler
Senate bill No ll3, "A bill to amend
and re.enact section Of chapter ] OF the
Acts Of 1881, entitled An act fixing the
times for holding the circuit courts IN
the several judicial courts OF the State, = :,
was read second and third time and
passed with its title, the same taking ei-
feet from its passage
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whether Christ is God. have doubt
ed whether the Bible is true. i have
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
strange Freak OF Nature.

from tno A6rlulhh mefcurys
About fourteen miles from Live Oak,
Fla, there lives o woman with strange
family. One day she was out walking,
end had occasion to cross creek on
log, and while thus crossing, q huge al
ligator attacked and pursued her for
some distance, frightening her very
much. Subsequently she gave birth TO
twins, both males. They were perfect
children down to their waists, and there
the human ended, and they are COM
plete allgators on downward, tail and
all. There are large webbed feet and
legs al the lower portion Of the abdo-
men like alligafors. They crawl with
their hands dragging themselves about
just as an alligator does. They make
squealing, inarticulate noise. The
mother has had large trough or tank
filled with water, ia which she keeps
them, and they live pretty nearly all the
time In it. They are fed and eat regu-
lariy, and seem to be doing we'll, and
are seemingly happy. They are now
about IA or 10 years old. Compar atively
few outside Of the immediate neighbor-
hood know of 1t. The mother has re-
fused large Offers of money for their
exhibition.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent and many Iipes are
tost through lack Of knowledge Of safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLkR Is q sure cure for Diarrhna, Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint etc, and Is pe5sctly cafe.
Read the following:
BAEBnrpaE. N. T., March q, 1881.
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IN. ~, =. :sss: Us II y S;s:S;sE, iss
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.Sona aos Sss & sss shs siss s:$ NO mother
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Away. esfss Hs ss hss S.Is Z
), ss,:,,y g. EYER, sssztE'ssa: 81:
80. o. 8. CONSULATE,
CexyKLP, RHxgisH PRUSSIA, Feb. 9. 1881.
ayekqowpP PnRlr DAVE Pam EILLER almost
from The day 4 was introduced, and after years oi
pbsefYstpn and u!e FsGard its preseDcs in my
nopeeholo - IN tsdtepensobls ascesstfH.
~ a'-t - d. PoTTKn, u. 8. Consul.
TRENT, ENC.
i had bean several days suffering severely from
diarrhDa, accompanied With intense pain, when
Ed Ejed your RAuf KuIxR. snd found slTcst instant
80 y MONTAGUE 6r., LoHDoN, ENQ,
During residence Of twenty three years In india.
tsFy snd cholsfs. and hsvsr knew 4 x f.a g give
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. It's price brings it
within the reach Of all.
For sale by all druggists at Csc, Soc.
and $1.0O per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proprietors
-fIi ga. Providence, r. /.