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TELgGnAPH TApA

King Alfonso and Court, o ispAin, have
gone to La Grspja.
The Austrian harvest promises to be
fully up to the average.
The Mediterranean sqadron oil ten large
vessels left Toulon for Sfax and Tunis.
A meeting OF the Emperors Of Germany
and Austria will take place about The
middle Of August at Gat1burg.
The committee having charge Of The
proposed statue 10 Victor Hugc appeal 10
the citizens Of oil countries for funds.
The negroes Of Richmond, Va, have
been greatly agt'ated by the comet, and
especially since the shooting Of President
Garfield.
MIA. Archibald Wilkin, sged City years,
OF Newcomerstown, Ohio, drowned her.
cell, In despair from long aud painful
sickness.
The German Socialists at New York
passed resolutions denouncing lhe sen.
tence Of Johann Most, editor Of The Lon.
don Frtih<h
The Tunis correspondent oil Tho London
TVnet says: All PERSONS agree Ii the be.
lief that the Bey could have 1dleted the
insurgents, and there is no doubt that the
appearance Of the French meh.otwar of
Stax caused them to break into open rev.
olution.
A correspondent at Gdietleyo, after
describing the terrorism caused BY Prince
Alexander at the recent election for mem.
hats NJ Iba Aasnkakia alaI..I - ~
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WASHINGTON, July l1,-ssCrstSry Win.
dom has informed Inspector Carr, Of
Louisville, and Inspector Tower, OF New
York, that the Department requires daily
reports OF the number OF steam vessels
inspected or other services performed, in
order that each days work might be re.
corded and efficient service secured.
Director Of the Mint BurcbMd left TO.
day to be absent two months, He will
visit San francisco and the territories for
the purpose Of collecting statistics OF the
product Of gold and silver.
The French aud American Claims Com.
mission adjourned to-day TILL the 4th Of
October next.
The Senate subcommittee, Of the Sen.
ate Committee on Commerce, 10 examine
into the matter Of improving the river
front at Washington, met at the Capitol
to-day and decided to arrange Tor board
OF survey 10 consist OF three army engi.
neers, three civil engineers and q repre-.
sentative from the Board Of District Com,
m%isgioners, for the purphse Of making
surveys and examinations and 10 prepare
q plan for The improvement oil the chan.
mel and river front, TIE committee will
not meet again until October, at which
time 1t is expected the Board Of Survey
will be prepared to submit its report. The
committee consulted this afternoon with
the Secretary OF War and General Wright,
Chief Of Engineers, relative to the com.
position OF the proposed board.
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Church, Factory. Personal, weather and
Miscellaneous.

ChuPcII, Factory, personal, weather %
Miscellaneous.
The members OF the Gravel Hill Pres.
byterian Church have elected the iollu ".
ing elders Ia addition to the deacons and
elders chosen at the organization OF the
church JnU. S.Cratty, formerly an elder Of
the First Presbyterian church; Walter Oar.
rah, R. ]. Riley, &. R. Wells. The follow.
ing have been chosen trustees: VIM. g..
Barnard, president; VIM. Stewart, score.
tAry; Lew Clohan, treasurer; John D.
Baker, George Thompson, W. B. Work.
man and John Miller.
There will be q baptism Of children at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning next, before Sunday school.
The nail works men were off early
Monday-ahout the middle OF the fore.
noon. Too much heat even without the
hot iron.
Mrs. Alexander's house, on Guernsey
street, Gravel Hill, has been moved for.
ward on the lot and will be enlarged.
Dr.. Grafton and family have gone To
Burt's Mills Camp Ground to spend The
nOt WeAtlefI
There are q few wells, scattered over
Bellaife, kept in repair yet, and these hot
days they have visitors 10 great numbers,
90. Crafty has acquired by purchase q
valuable Autograph album containing
autographs OF President Lincoln, Vice
President Hamlin, and members Of the
Cabinet, Senate and House OF Representa-.
tives. Lincoln accidentally wrote his
name In The back, with the book upside
down, and then, discovering bic mistake,
wrote II III the front, too.
Mr.. John Bigelow's family will spend
some OF the hot season Ia The cool Rtove
at Burf's Mile.
Some OIL the hatzestefs h%ersabouts have
been trying the thermometer Ia the wheat
fields aud found II Saturday 10 stand al
l22 and 1873 degrees,
The milk men and trouble Ii supplying
their customers with enough milk. A COW
With q patent double joihted tail cannot
keep Cd the dies these hot days.
The two lots across Central avenue from
the postofice sold Monday TO d.. Wood.
bridge at $1,000 Tor the undivided hall.
The triangular piece adjoining Rev. Hat.
lots, aud containing the eoloted N.
3 church, sold for $9f0 10 Wilson g,
Kenhon. The strip Of ground east oil
street, across from the Belmont
sold 10 Mt. Batnhill for $I25 tot
one-halt interest 4. O. r
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William j. Ooughlin, Of s~omeryllle,
Mass saysi In the fall Of 1915 1 was
taken with bleeding OF The lungs followed
BY 9 severe cough. 1lost my appetite and
iesh and was confined To- my bed. In
1917 ] was admitted to the Hospital. The
doctors said l bad q hole In my lung as
big as . half dollar. Atone time . report
went around that | was dead. 1Fave On
hope, but a friend told me Of DR., WILLIAM
HyLb's BAIAAM FOR THk LUNas, got q
bottle, when TO my suEpTlAe, l commenced
10 feel better, and to-day ! feel better than
for three yeAfe past,
~ wtite this hoping every ono ,f1icted
With Diseased Lungs will take DR. WiLLtGW
HALLS BALSAM,and be convinced that con.
SUMPTION CAN BE CuREb. can positively
Say II has done more good than all the
medicines ! have taken since my
sickness"
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatlng pain OF cut.
ting teeth2 II 30, go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately-depend upon IL; there IL
no mistake about II, There is not
. mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that IL will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe
To Use In all cases, and pleasant TO the taste,
and 10 the prescription OF one OF the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere. %
cents a bottle. MwFaw
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AHoFaRR sCORCHRR,l

The ThsFn0neIeP scores ZOE POlnla nnd
liFiDEa 20 asIheF EaPih . SANDER OF
V~leuma-SOms Additional WAFninRl
Aud Rsnecuons.
Again, yesterday, sWeltering humanity
mopped its ievsriSh brow and talked Of
the heat No one who could stay indoors
was out, The atmosphere itasli seemed
parChed and could It have penpirsd as
did human nature there would have been
q shower that would have gladdsnsd the
hearts OF steamboRtmen, Many pedes-
TRANS, 70 parry Sols rays, carried para
soils; others went without coats and divers
persons welded pAlm.leai fans on the
street. Il was truly a hot d6y. Everybody
realized II and every visible Thermometer
was scanned with the utmost interest by
the passeFs'by, II Wheeling had q bath
ing house It Is safe TO predict that not less
than four thousand Of her population had
been In the river yesterday. As it was,
the msiority took Turkish baths in their
every day clothes, without the beneficial
rubbing down and spraying Of finale.
Below we give the hourly register Of
temperature observed ut Schnepfs' corner
YeatefdAY:
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CRY mani UuIPs.

Matters TranSpirIng Around tile Bar'
racks Yesterday OF an Interesting and
Exciting Nature.
The parterreS Of flowers 10 front Of the
barracks look melancholy las II were"
The Committee on ordinances sat down
on Uncle John Boripg's chicken fighting
ordinance last night, but subsequently
thought better Of II and adopted 1t. II
will, therefore, DO unlawful 10 fight chick.
ems, doge, etc. Another blow vt the limo
cent amugements and pastimes Of our In.
dustriousT young men.
Hereafter the City Sexton will furnish q
$3.50 bond.
Those OF our citizens who have beauti.
fol flower gardens or delicate trees subject
10 the nocturnal incursions Of predatory
cows will be gratiied to learn that the
Committee on Ordinances last night con.
cluded 10 report to Council that ut was
%ipexpedient 10 legislate In regard TO those
nocturnal incuteions." It was q Cowherd.
ly set.
Hereafter, O ", the assistant keeper Of
the lookup, will receive as per month Tor
bis services.
The Committee on Ordinances last
night ordered the drafting Of an ordinance
authorizing the sale OF malt and vinouB
liquors at the Fair Crowds, OF an annual
license OF 1926. Anton Reymann repre-.
sented the Fair Association before the
committee.
THAT OIL REFINERY.
The matter Of the erection OF the lsrge
oil tank ct the Warren oil refinery on
Nineteenth street came up before the Com.
mittee on Ordinances last night for final
action. Messte O. W. Brockunier aud N.
B. Scott, OF Hobbs, BroCkunier 4 %. and
the Central Glass Works, respectively
appeared before the committee n
favor OF the ordinance, OF rather, 10 cav b
the committee that In the event that an
ordinance we're passed by Council, pre-.
sCribinR the number OF gallons or barrels
that should be stored within the confines
Of the city II would tend TO drive these
and other manufacturers out Of the city,
In some OF the processes 10 which glass
was treated oil Ia considerable quantities
was Indispensable, and any restrictions
would embaraes manufacturers very much,
ID short, compel their withdrawal from
the State.
Mr.. Scott very iotcibiy represented the
above facts 10 The committee, end said,
nLegislAtlng Us out Of existence ls worse
than burning Do ont"
Mr.. O. W. BfoCkuhier 0oftoborated the
statements OF Mt. Scott Id language equally
totcible after which MI. ]. o Brady,
Secretary Of the Hinge Company, said II
wab not the Intention OF the opposers Of
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IlIVER NOTES.
Weather yesterday very hot.
Bnainess dull on The levee.

BnsineB5 dull on the levee.
River guage last night 4 feet and rising
The Belle Prince and Nail CITY left yes
tetday, Tor Pittsburgh, with tow6.
The Sea Lion 10 the present transfer
boat Of the Tnscafawas read,
Capt. Ed. Peppers, Of the Mary Elisa.
beth q Mobile boat, IL In town on a visit
TO bis mother, Mrs. Geo Peppers.
The Andes got III last hight at q late
hour and will leave this afternoon fol
Cincinnati.
At Z o'clock last evening, on the landing
al Henry seamons' cigar store, the Their.
mpmeter stood At 90.
P%frrsBuRaH, July l1.-Rtvef 8 feet and
falling. Weather clear and hot
UtSC, matt, July ll,-Rivet 8 feet 4
inches and falling. Weathet, fair. Thef.
mometer, 1902 TO 1O4'', No arrivals or de.
paftnfea,
LopisviLLH, July ll-Rivef falling, be.
ing 1 feel 9 inches 10 the canal, and q Feet
9 inches In the chute on the falls. Bubi.
mess iaih Weather clear aud very hot,
Thermometer l02o In the shade al 8 N,
The Ohatles Brown and TOW, 10 Cincinnati,
and BoaE, from New Orleans, leaves 10.
night With q tow Of empty bAtges iof Pitts.
burg. The Charley Mcdonald and tow,
from Cairo, is In the canal,
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An Educational InstIiutIon for Ltberi,

An Educational Institution for Liberia.
New YoRK, July ll.-Mlai Maggie
Scott, Of this city, visited LibarIa q shoit
time since, and while there became i'm.
pressed with the difficulties under which
the young women Of that county labored
to get ali ordinary education. Inspired
with q desire TO better their condition,
abe returned to this city, and w the past
two months has been soliciting help 10
erect . female teminaty there. Saturday
she again sailed Tor Liberia, on board the
bark Monrovis. which left Pier No. 10
East river At 7 A. M. Slowed away In
the hold Of the vessel phe had
5000 worth Of building material,
which had been presented by
merchants Of B1ston, Philadelphia, Bal.
timore and New York, and all The neCes.
sary fixtures and furniture, purchased
with money raised by the Brooklyn Sun.
day schools She had also procured q
charter for the institution from the State
Of Maryland and also Rn endowment OF
5000 annually. Among the many other
things that she carried with her were
hundreds Of books, pamphlets aud papers,
which had been given mostly by private
individuals. The institution will be known
as "All Saints Hail." and will be cor.
Structed by native wofkmen. The Gov.
eminent Of Liberia has act aaide 0 portion
Of land, comprising 200 acres, al BuChan.
an, Bassa county, 10 miles from The coast,
on the 81. Johns river, upon which the
building will be erected.
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prominent People Here and Here.
AbOuIa.

Prominent People Here and Here.
abOuts.
Edward Booking, Jr, left for Cranberry
last night.
Miss Rose MGthes is visiting at West
Alexander.
DR.. George A. Garrison, Of Burton, was
In the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Morrison, Of the Sixth ward.
is spending her vacation in Michigan.
Mr.. Richard PriLchAfd, who has been the
guest OF Ed Rogers, leaves for Erie to-day.
Mr.. Sam Bloch and wife will 20 up 10
Tiltonyille to-day 10 spend the heated
term.
Mrs. Alopzo Cady and her daughter
Teana went TO the country yesterday out
the B. 4 o. road for their health. 5
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Sac O%CCURRENUEs
Reported From mIehiEan-A Reaper Cat
A BOY TO Pieees-A MOIheFNs Suicide.

Reported From MlehlEan-A Reaper Cats
A Boy 10 Pieees-A MOIheFs BuicldO.
DRTRoTT, July liza little son Of James
Comfy, Of Hamilton township, Van Buren,
county, this State, aged 4 years, was play.
ing in q wheat field ON Sunday unnoticed
by his father, who was driving o reaper,
The little fellow Was struck BY the ma
chine, which severed the right leg twice
below the knee, and cut !Ihe lett leg
in q fearful manner.
Mrs, VIM. Huffheim, living near 0non,
dSga, this Stale, hung herself 10 q barn on
Saturday night, She was not discovered
until yesterday morning, Some affecting
verses to her children were found in the
barn, The cause ofthe suicide 10 attribu'
ted to her habitual use OF morphine.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
THE COnEE.
Has I or has "a Not spit In TWOs-Dif
ference Of OplniOn,

ENNN
NV YoRE, July ll,-A Washington
dispatch says: Prof, Eastman, Of the
Naval Observatory, thinks the report to
the effect that the nucleus Of the comet
is diyidedis erroneous, Mr., Rock, of the
observatory Corps, said that on the night
Of June % he noticed that the ~nuclsuS or
head had, on either side, what appeared
to be two small wings or lines OF light.
On the night OF july I'd these lines we're
very iudistinet, and four nights later he
observed what appeared to be 3 contin.
nous line OF light extending back
from the nuclens with q bright spot
or new nucleus at the end Of It. The fact
that on the night Of July 9th az apparent
division in the nucleus was observed at
Cincinnati leads Nj. Rock to think that
the body 10 undergoing rapid changes,
Professor Eastman, however, says that the
increasing distance Of the comet from the
earth causes optical d%elusIons, which
might give the impression Of changes in
the formof the comet. Professor Eastman
is quite positive that the report Of Q diyi.
sion 10 q mistake, but 10 unwilling to make
any announcement until ne has made
further observations.
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mol nEATH.

CHICAGO, July 1l,-An FL Pao, Mexico,
dispatch says that the body OIL X. Pugh,
son Of ex-senator Pugh, was found by q
scout Of the Mexican troops near Care.
zal, C%hihuahua, horribly mutlated. He
was tortured to death in 0 terrible man.
ner, and after death three shots fred into
hia hniV.
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New MOuntRIu House, Cre1aOu springs
Pa. OpenH July ISt, 1881,


Pa, OpeHS July ISt, 1881.
! On the summit Of the A~llegheniss, 1900
feet above sea level, within q stones throw
Of the main line Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, with no latiguing stage or omnibus
ride necessary to reach 1t, Ia Cfesson
Springs. It's accessibility, the purity Of
its atmosphere and the beauty Of the
mountain scenery surrounding II combine
to render II the most popular mountain
resort In the country. Twice daily, Open
Observation Cars are run between Cresson
and the Logan House, Altoona, through
the matchlees scenery OF the Horse Shoe
Curve, Allegrippus, etc. All trains stop
OF Cresson. BY the erection Of q new and
elegant hotel during the past fall and win.
ter, the accommodations al his charming
resort have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved. The entire place has undergone
0 thorough renovation, particular atten.
ton having been paid to the drainage and
water supply, resulting In a most thorough
and comprehenslvesewerago system, EN-
bracing Ia its scope all the cottages con.
nected with the company. The grounds
have been graded, sOdded and otherwise
beauti6ed.
Tickets are on sale at Pan Handle depot,
foot OF Eleventh street, and Of Union
Ticket Office, under New Mcclure House.
For further Information, illustrated guide
books, etc., etc address j. NJ. B~elleville,
Ticket agent Pan Handle Route, Wheel.
ing, W. Va.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 12.-1 A. M
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, part
~ cloudy weather, possibly local rains 10
northwestern portion, variable winds,
mostly western, lower barometer and
stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
east winds, stationary or lower barometer,
higher temperature.
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THUHgDAIl JUL ~ h.i
commentins al II o'r'OCk A. M ~ lolo,'S; "
tcfIbed real estAte, that IA TO iayi ! w, az III
land aituAle 10 Liberty dlIlFlttt 10 ' hpu ssIIstII
Virginia, WhlGh Ia bounded e io,osE M iSts
stone near an apple tree 10 Penptio ,AssS iEtE
y beko " n 60sIW poles 10 = h9pV Il gtGi6 pau
10 eO.iO0 roles 10 q pOsi; tbtLee y y " nItit
Ia biSInyy ibSteeSIbE vi HlWPolHp9 M
thence N 6BI0 " 10 6b 100 poles to E r,lt ma
Curtis line, and corner u Jlniui a; ~ Y roe
8 6No 3 % poles 10 q Athke; theme IN Va tslS 10
10 a ShIis oski thence = Az 81 ~ ,ES,to n
stake heaf 1 sugar tree In Il FEhi nat EtIgT
$50 3 is 2JIOO poles 70 4 file ~ N. ',Sstts y
thence n SgAo WeBtIg pole. tol TpdHn
26I2 + 10 poles 10 q hAitt tbthv sanig tAsa
asaLG ihtnee n IN E2l poe .,s ! 81
o 10 10 Doies 10 4 sake; thence s8 NJ MS
a Tafti thence n sgl E 81 s0.i1o ? IN, IIr,da
ming, containing 81 teft1. 6s lslts w @aNjA
theftifom IS atres, 2 rods Z s.NV I,ltD,N
by gtmGel Dunlap and Wlio TO
deed dated DECEMBER !, 1877. ..rhst tdtd
Second, that parcel Of llhd % lht IT, n Es, w
The road leadIrF from West AIeiih9u ~. RFhtlts
eFty, ADJOINING The william pnnllp iA ,PPsste i SA.
al I MfH . In tho line Of l. VI Mtluns w EBb9
W.. ~, =" t,cns m ibS north ride Of ~ w ,,ssf
IA viIb IA SoSd i AK Ei2S $40 Petp ,s,sd :
,Ss,ss = ~ M g.j0 poles 70 4 heps tgiib
EiO Roles 10 . at0bej thence rdLB
IN b.ainninE, containing y ~ Sop ~.
rSieS. SFeepiltg thefeIfom acre aou patbh
rSVId by L. dunlap ard Giie TO h"f''
III deed dated MAY 8, 1873 .,,,. On I'D W.
Thlfd, that OthSf parcel hi lAtm n,..ii,S id0ifli
49, lStIS nSnsd ~ Bllathiei CuItp " NJ
Sbtsb ,SiJ piste Of land Ia plri o. ihe W. m, 10
VIM. nnnISn dsreAtd, resided Jaft h,l "a
ssnss,tsI VIZ Ina remainder thereof ~ nI,., N
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SINCE vitality or nervous strength Il engan
deted most speedily BY the use Of Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, 1t is
the remedy calculated not only 10 mitigate
the violence Of wasting diaeaseS, and induce
d rapid recovery, but also 10 project such az
use II from being attacked by epidemic mala'
dies, HVFAW,
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TIA llghtesG biscuits and cakes are
made now with the Acme Baking Powder.
Not q hingle complaint has reached the
manu!actutets' ears. Every can IL guar.
anteed to be ettictly pure cream tstter.
Money refunded 10 any pOtson II not sat
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THE Thomsun N. {. sunday School will
give a moonlight social Tuesday evening,
18th Inst, at zanS'S Orchard, south Front
street, island. Come and bring your frlsndS.
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trhe Government Chemist Albo adds I regard
all alum powders aS very unWhOlesom0. Phosphate
and tarllric acid powders liberate iheIr ms too freely
In process Of baking, Of under varying climatic
changes suffer deteflofatonh
II 10 proper 10 state that all the powders
examined were from the open market, and
that the original labels were In every case
broken by Dr.. Love himself. He also in.
formed me that he, himself, purchased
the can Of Royal Baking Powder at The
store Of Park 4 Tilioid.
/ have only to add, that for twenty years
the Royal Baking Powder has been be.
fore the public, and II is 10 day the stand.
ard for purity and excellence throughout
the world. Because Of its intrinsic mer.
II, and by virtue Of b lnofAble enterprise,
the Royal Baking Powder has taken this
rank, and ! am therefore not surprised TO
find adventures ID the business anxious
10 assume theft preparations 10 be lie
equal. j. o. HoAdLASD,
President Royal Biklng Powder Com.
pAny.
New York, July 0 1881. DAw
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W. II. Hail.
DENrlsT.
0Hios oyet Exchange Bank,


Unlaundried shirls-Geo. R. Taylor.
Executors Notice-Wm. Alexander.
Funeral Notics-Wlldy Lodge, D. Of r.
Public Sale OF the Fair Grounds.
For Sale or Rsnt-Uprght Plano.
Last NotiCs-Wm. Philip.
List Of Letters.
Pennsylvania Female CollsgO-Helen
President.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, 20 observed ut SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1850. 1851.
"a y. ". SP. ar. ~. 7 AN. II N. . IL. MN
Is " 80 90 81 ii 1M ~
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PILES /!

How many suffer torture day after day, making
lie q burden and Tobhlpg existence oi all pleasure
II Gu IaSSdS 70 w ~ SsSa ~ aimoSSt n 1nV ops Sho viii nv
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured Thousands simmons Liver Regulator, 10 no
drastic Violent puBe, but q gentle assistance 10
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BAD BREATHE

Nothing IL 90 unpleasant, nothing % common ~
bad breath, and In nearly every case II N from
tbs st0mlch, and can b6 90 easily corrected II you
will take simmons Liver Regulator. Do not pegloct
also improve your aPpstitO, complexion and general
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THE usual merchants lunch at the Nav
McLure House SAMPLE Rooms daily.
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DOR SALE,
nor A / on RENT
HARRIS NURSERIES,

mOuNDo NllLbs
1900 Apple Tree, two, three, four Ihd In I'm
1900 Peach, one (tIOm bud) yeH,
900 PlumSi one and two yeGfI.
900 Quineet, two and three ysi1
1900 Cherries, one and two yeAt
$1,000 Evergreen, mostly Junipei hon nevis
iosL TIhe above are thrifty and 10 foSi VobiisI
trAnsplAnting, VIII coll " low Ilhe loVgi Il
noSgonaenoe, solicited. Addfttb SAMUEL Xb
~, Monnd!yllIe. Nursery b OaA ullt I'd I
|m0uhdAVillh Hen1t. lfi.tIV