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RIOrOUs STRIKERS IN 81. LOUIS

street Cars Detained and Damaged
by Mob of Drivers and COnduc-
tors.
ST. Louis, April 26.-Between 10
and II O'Clock this morning Erastus
Wells, President of the Olive street
ana Market street railroad lines, made
proposition TO his men TO give con.
ductors Is nts and drivers 12t cents
per hour. Three or four of the regu-
lar force accepted, and about noon cars
were started on both roads, manned
mainly by new or extra men. The
first four or five cars ON Market street
passed over the road with little trou-
bic, receiving only mud scattering,
but about o'clock great crowd COL
lected on Chestnut street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, stopped four
cars, derailed them and compelled the
horses to haul them over the Macadam
pavement down Twelfth to Market,
one block, and then forced the drivers
to take them to the stables on the down
track.
After this the mob stopped another
| car going out on Chestnut street at the
corner OF Thirteenth, smashed It's win
lows, plast1red 1t with mud, unhitched
the horses and compelled the driver to
take them to the stable. The car now
stands on the track and the crowd will
u OF permit he railroad People to touch
1t. About dozen policemen were p.es.
ent but were powerless. A simil Al
scene occurred on Market street be
tween Fourth and Fifth, a. the eastern
terminus of the road. Several arrests
were made, but the police could not pre-
serve order, and the mob despatched
| Ire cars with mud aud assailed the meu
with abusive epitbets. On the DIV
street line another great crowd gathered
at the corner OF Fifth street axtenndiR t.
Fourth street, the eastern terminus d
he road, and obstructed the passage o.
the carr. This mob was also very abu
i've to the conductors and drivers. =
Captain Fox, with squad of about {
dozen mounted police, managed to keel
the tracks clear for the cars to pass. =
Captain FOxs horse received q knift
thrust from some unknown ruffian, AM
the Captain drew his pistol but did no
use II. Finally, about 2 o'clock, III,
street was pretty weell cleared and orde
prevailed.
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GONE TO THE JURY.
Charge of Judge Bradford ln the
Case of Patrick Smith.

Charge OF JuOke BradfOrd la the
Case of Patrick smith.
U. s. District Attorney Patterson
concluded his argument Ia the case of
Patrick Smith, who is indicted in the
U. 8. Court with having voted illegal
ly at the First ward polls at the last
general election, about 1880 o'clock.
Judge Bradford then made a short
charge to the jury, and in doing so he
overruled the constitution point raised
by the defense that the man had a
right to vote at any poll providing the
inspector was willing, and If the man
would take an oath To The effect that
he would not vote at any other polling
place.
Judge Bradford concluded his charge
by saying that where there IL an in-
dictment the criminal intent should be
established, but if the jury were salts
fed that there was no criminal in
tent, then they should bring in YER
dict of not guilty.
The Judge concluded his charge at
o'clock, and Court took a recess un-
til2. Upon reassembllng, the july re.
tired to agree upon q verdict.
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Opening of the New York Bench
SHOW.

Opening of the New York Bench
SHOW.
NEW YoRK, April 26.-The fifth
annual bench show of dogs, gwen under
the auspices OF the Westminster Kennel
Club, was opened this morning In the
American Institute. Eleven bundled
and thirteen animals were on the cata.
logue, but fully 100 of that number had
not arrived. They were expected before
night. All specials of dogs were there,
from the toy terrier to the hugh mastiIf.
The dogs were divided into 100 different
classes, according TO their breed or sex,
The judges are Paul Dana, of this city;
Hon. John 5. Wise,of Richmond, Va, s.
I. Hammond,of Springfield Mass; Major
j. Nj. Taylor, of Lexington, KY, and
DIR. j. s. MYERS, of London, Ont. These
have each different breeds Of dogs
assigned to them. The judging began
to-day, and will continue until Friday,
when the show ends. The Westminster
Kennel Club has eight fine pointers, who
have taken many prizes. None of these
are in competition but are merely one OF
the attractions Oft show, Ex-Goy.
Tilden has u mastif and st. Bernard
dog on exhibition, and Miss Sarah G,
Hewitt,a granddaughter of Peter Cooper
has also mastlff OH exhibition. The
dogs on exhibition. are valued all the
way up to 81 900 each.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks
we're dull, except in the last hour or
wo, when there was a spasmOdic ad-
vance, which was lost al the end
Money was easy at 4 to 5 per cent for
;all loans on stocks. Governments
we're very strong and railway bonds
active and firm. Foreign exchange
vas steady.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNEsDAY, April q, 6P, 4

WEDNESDAY, April "a, 6P. M.
FLOUR " In fair request at former rates
Sales of 1900 bbls, including Minnesota
extras, at IS q SIS for low to fancy
Pennsylvania extra family, part for ex.
port, at 81 rs a s; Western, do. do. at
% 56@8, and Patents at e6 7ba7 rs. Rye
Flour Is firm at e5 50 per barrel.
GRAIN w heat was In better demand
and prices were iras.iOn higher. sales
n 9isSU bushels, including No. 2, red,
track, at$l 22lNo. do. at 81 "a. Sand do,
elevator. at %. At the open beard o. 49,
wa was bid oid for April 81 ~ for May, q 20
at OIL ii for Pennsylvania. Corn is firIa
and In moderate demand, with an adj
vance in futures. Sales OF l2,UOO bushels,
including yellow. at 57k059e., according
ed at SIC; $1,000 bushels, April last even
lug, al oS11c. AT the open board D 60 bush
els, April, sold at 6szsc.; Is 600 bushels do.
Tor June and 5s1lc. for July. Oats are less
active, but steady. sales OF lO.OVO bush
els, including No. IS and Is, white at 470
bpc, and rejected and mixed at 1910.
barrels of -four. 1850 bushels wheat, u.s.,
| 400 bush, corn, go bush. rye, 1850 BUSH
oats. 1900 bush. barley. las barrels whis
| WHIsKEY so barrelsof Western iron
bound sold at o. w per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY April 25, p. NJ.
Beef cattle were in fair demand tbi
| week, bnt prices were q shade lower
$500 mead arrived and sold at the differ
ent yards al 42z06sSc. per pound as 70 con
| dition.
SHEEP were fraction lower; 5000 hea,
arrived and sold at the different yard
at @1c. per h., and Lambs at Co TX
per To-, as to quality.
Hoes were firmly held. $500 head ar
rived aud sold at the different yards, a
Sa91zc., per h., as to quality.
PARK DRovE.YARD.
FVty-second and Lancaster ave. April o.
sHEEP-Extra, clipped, ITO to 1870 lbs. g. 0,
GOOD, clipped, 90 10 LOG ms. So Il, 4 q,
lair. clipped. 80 to 50 lbs, 59S 70 Ok: wo'
'heep, from $50 to ~; good lambs. 4 To Il,
common lambs, TO 3; Calves, 8 to y
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Annie Finn, an employe of the Ar
lington Mills, died suddenly last even
ing. When she retired for the night
she seemed as we'll as usual. About
1870 o'clock her mother who slept
with her was awakened by heavy
breathing.
She endeavored to awaken the
young girl but TO no effect. DR..
Shortlidge was summoned, but before
he could arrive the girl had breathed
her last. Heart disease was the cause
of her death.
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liza K ooSAS
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAR WHAT Is Said.

at has made me q new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without IL foi
any m9ney."
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
II ind IL as easy to take as milk"
ave have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen nexI
order"
my morning agony is gone-thankst
81 md 1t q splendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanity and kindly. IL is my m osl
earnest desire TO investigate all form OF
Diabetes, aud give relieI at ali times. III
you are too poor te purchase. write me-
anyway, and your case wi II have imme-
disste attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock Ia across the mouth Of each
bottle.
Price-one dollar fol- large, and fifty
cen Is for trial size.
no2o-eod&wly,s ~ Platt ST.. N. Y,
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In Camden, opposite Philadelphia, at
No. 9i7 South Attn street. In neat two
story brlak building, lives MIR. George
Bra nson, a trusted employee of Messrs
Oldach d Mergenthaler, wholesale book
No. I6 South 9Th street, PbiiR-
delphia. A few weeks ago he sent one
dollar In letter TO M, A. Dauphin, No,
5l9 Broadway. New York City, N Y, and
In reply hall of ticket No. IA U
in the March drawing OF the world wide
famed Louisiana state Lottery Company E,
which drew SIS ,OUu. aprH6t
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A Deadly Drunken Comba,
annnt nhlh

ST. LOUIS, April 26. Abor,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mic%oo, iour
voir, Q farmer, alentine Walker 'ael he
breed Indian, and James WiIIi,.ah alf-
school teacher, an old man ovar n"
OF age, were in Jacob Blum,s say w years
Bridget N, st. Louis COUNTY a'V ,n at
miles from this city. Walker and twenty
became Involved in dispute about ,o i' sS'l
matter and Mr.. Williams il terno Se some
behalf Of Revoir, hereupon ,be e' I",, on
savagely dragged him out of the s ahulan
flung him on the ground, and uo o"ooh,
Kim on the head with larppe e' .o.
crushing In his skull and killing him. LUX,
stantly. Revoir, who was at first "' GaI ~,
at the suddenhess and ferocity If W Sa1eu
er's attack, covered himself .n mak-
tempted to stop the bloody work nv AZ a.
saw 'ge, when the latter turned " sne
him and telled him to the ground u Il,,,
fence rail inAicting wound which WI" mt,l
probably result fatally. Walker INV" viii
diately fled and is supposed To be ,'' oln
cealed In this city. '0n-
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Opposing Payment OF State Ro,,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2G.-Snecu
lators, backed up by Low payers, have
retained lawyers to investigate the a nS'e
ton Of the practicability of obtaining an
injunction restraining the State Office, ~
from refundiEg the Stale bonus at l00 IN
accordance with the law passed at A re4
cent session Of the Legislature. Seyer,
prominent lawyers have refused to be rp.
tanned on the ground that it was moi con-
sistent for any citizen to oppose the nav.
menL Of a States obligations.
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DR. HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panaces
IS prepared by DR.. haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is without q
parallel In the history of medicine, and
Its results far beyond any of the Kidney
remedies of the day. Itstimulates Diges-
ton, adds tone TO the system, invigorates
the Debilitated, and Is infallible for the
cure OF Diabetes In its worst form,
One trial OF teaspoOnful in q wine
glass OF water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten to twenty min
utes.
DISORDER OF the KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too lit.
tie water, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions
of the kidneys
HAYDOCK's KIDNEY PANACEA
VIII give almost immediate relief when
all other means have failed. The most
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience incOntestably prove this remedy
unrivalled for the disorders incidental TO
y WItn0ut 10, and lsmay Be taken BY yotino
and old, as IL will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
10 the stomach we trace dyspepsia.
headache ana general debility; TO the
liver, bile, jaundice and yellow fever to
the bowels diarrhoea, dysentery. consti-
patton, piles and hstula; TO the lungs,
consumption, etc.. 10 the blood, scrofula,
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptious. BY
keeping these organs and vital fluid pure
and healthy we may safely DEFY the at.
tacks II disease, and no medicine ye
prepared for this purpose can equal Tn,
acLion OF
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A REALIZATION OF GREAT EX-
PElyrATIONA

In the large steam sugar refinery of
Messrs. McKeane, Newhall a. Borie. on
Church Alley, In Philadelphia, has
worked for many a day a middle aged
Iaborer, popular with his comrades. and
generally well liked, one William !.
Haw, WHO invested one dollar regu arly
in haif ticket OF the Louisiana State
Lottery, enclosing the money to M.
Dauph1n, No. $40 Broadway, New York
City, N. Y, or the same person ut New
Orleans, La. He realized last month and
goI half of the 81 capital prize of 9IO OOO
Who will be the next TO be saved rom
want7
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The City Ordered 10 Vaeate,

PITTsBURG, April 26.-The Penn
sylyania Railroad Company nave mott
hed tue CITY Council TO vacats Washing
ton trI street, as they want to lay theii track
me cit' zens are very indignant ana say
" VIII cut on the upper portion of the
city. II the Council grants the right tbe
cltzsns viii take steps to stop them. a
meeting has been called.
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HANGED TO ANnAK rprr

ATLANTA, Ga, April 25.-Inta lhpepcs
Is at hand OF the lynohing at Gadsden
Florida. OF Louis Whitaker, eolored
who was in jail charged with the murder
of Il Q. jenkins, white, a year ago. On
Saturday, while nine young men ara
guarding the jail, patty ofthIrly bor., =.
men in blouses and masks appeared
took the prisones by force and hanged
him TO AN cake tree.
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for Running His
Niece.

ERIE, Pal, April 26.-Dispatches from
Denver, Coil state that tratnm tster Dis
brow o the Philadelphia Railroad, and
uncle ofIhe lady whose ruined reputa-
Lion cost the decapitation OF General
Walker, Postmaster, WAS cowhided Ia
the ST. eet by Edgar sayre, the woman's
husband, and severely punished. Shyre
says That Discrow took advantage OF hih
absence from home two years ago 10
bring about The ruin of Mrs. Sayre, and
was the primary cause of her down fall
When Sayre learned of this he swore he
would take Disbrow's lie for IL The first
Opportunity he got. Sayre himself disap-
peared from Erie SIX weeks ago upon
being accused OF having ruined "A pool
| orphan girl.
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General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON. Aprll %. 1881

AONDON, Ap'h%o iooi'
Hobart Pacha and Baker Pacba will
shortly leave Cons taDtinoplef Tor England
IN furlough.
Chinese officers and crews have arrived
10 the Tyne to man six swift ct Il tlrret
vessels built there for China.
The Morning. Post lays that the monu-
nent to Lord Baaconsfeld to be erected
IN Westminster Abbey Is 70 cost about
E5, 900.
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i,HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK

5O2 MARKET STREET, ,.s,
INCORPORATED JANUARY MtIi l
Open To receive deposits dariy no ad Sat.
NJ, until Z. M, and on Tuesday anu
Grday evenings nom 10 y oclocki
SIsMI-ANNUAL UIViDEND,
regularly made In April and oclopea, ma
When diyil Jnds are not Wla r,.,,a ,',r-
they are accounted ~ deposits. l,,areaI
uianent deposits compound their ihVo''''
vice IN eacn year.
MANAGERS..
Clement II. Smyth, George W. busn,
Chas. w. Townsend George >. CapenI1
SHthan1 X. Benson, NJ. L. Llcneni5av,,n
Henry +. Dure, Edward DaIllns'os'
W, HasLings. Job ii. Jackson
Edward Pussy, VIM. H. S"h''
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w, bush, President
60. Is. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly E.T. TAYLOR Treasure
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The hens are preparing for Easter-Iay-
Ing for 1t so tospeak .-iS0merset Herald
Inc only objection we have to them is
they do not meet IL sQuarsly. They 90 al
II in kind of round (abouD way; but we
are OF the opinion that this could be
re .edied TO a certain extent by the use
OF M. b. Roberts Poultry POwd srs,
for 1t makes the hens act ron the sauarei
by laying donbla-yoked eggs.
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M. p OCGnDor, Representative IN
congress from the Second Carolina Dis
tfict died yesterday in Oharl ston. aged
" years. lie was born in South Carroll
ma, gradual from 81. Johns ulieRe nj
fordham, New YORK, and became a
ItWyer be was elected to Congress,
iority.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..


To all VINO are suffering from the q
rora and indiscretions Of youth, nervou
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C., / will send . recipe that will cure 20
WAS disooyered by q missionary in Soutl
America. Send self addressed envelOp
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Ht0ssoM 4
NeW York Cstt. Mav4-eOdDAw1y
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LARGngT RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook BROTHER
nos 40. 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH STREET
All orders will have
prompt attention. ian2o-wly3pnH
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THIRD EDITION


ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The Grand
Jury made report to the Criminal
Court to day, returning over one huns
dred indictments. Among them were
seventeen against Robert L. Lindsay
for connection with the big Missouri
land swindle, recently unearthed;
nine against John Brady and four
against Herman Schuster, also con-
cerned In the land frauds.
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..,IRsI NATIONAL BANk
T. OF WILMINGTON
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
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V'HE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-rne "

fcHE WATTS TELEPHoNE.--iihee vii Iii
yet make noise in the world. bnsintvsss
men wanting their offices connecteo ~wsli
remote parts ca their works viii az sirth
20 call ON M. +. Hayden, corner sancy
for me a,aie ~ IlelswaTe, Where n hue
is now In operation far trial he re nsb 4
WORK done. References; Geo. w. ~ 70.
Son The Harlan q HollingsWoILn
Jos. Bancroft q Sons; J. J. 9aliamo
Bros ,and others. oSo
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RradIaugh's Claim and the Oath
Bill.

LONDON, April 27.-It is believed
that the Government will introduce a
bill on the subject of the oath taken
by members of the House of Commons.
Mr.. Labouchere's statement in the
Hoase to-day on Withdrawing his mo-
ton to adjourn was to the effect that
if the House undertook to consider a
measure dealing with the question, Mr..
Bradlaugh would not press his claim
to be sworn.
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WIN -. WATT.
1909 Market SUfeea,
RLUMBEH,
.TEAM a. GAS F1TTER

contra ctors furnished with estlic'ted
all work guaranteed. Orders soh0
md promp6 attention given.
GREENHOUSES BEATING
anac,aIty. mySl-tf
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FOURTH EDITION


Fair weather, southerly, veering to
westerly winds, higher barontte sta
5iouary or higher temperature.
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The Journeymen coopers of Boston
and Cambridge have gwen notice of n
demand for an advance Of % per cani
in wages, beginning on Monday next.
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philadelphia, New York and Boston n
change furnished 10 regular DePOsiIoin
Without charge.
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rDWARL BELTS, President.
GEU. ID. ARMSTRON q, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, e0OO,OOo'
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Discount days. Mondays ana Th irsda's
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KIDNEY INZsls&l
The City Markets

The following were the ruiing prices In
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ...sss. $50 40
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GRANVILLE WORRELL.
$40 and S22 Market ST.,
BANKS AND BANKERS.

MAsONIC TEMPLE.
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DIED

KURT TS-February "a, 1881, in kurtz
Valley, Delaware township, of brain fever,
Abram Park, son of A. J. and Mollie E.
Kurtz, aged years, 10 months and 26 days.
The dearest lamb of all the flock
By deaths cold hand is swept away,
But Jesns sent an angel down
To bear our Parkie to his home.
o, weep not fer him, for he has found
His reward in the Heavenly crown.
C.
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title by formal decree. By dccl'riug the
Mifiiin charter pulpit vacant, the end for all
useful purposes is attained, and ia vie" OF
all the circumstances we will divide the
costs.
1t is not possible that any suggestions
from the Court as TO healing the differences
between these congregations will be kindly
received nevertheless We venture the
thought that an honorable compromise
would be most effective in oDvisting future
contention. That the charter union of these
brethren has survived its usefulness, dis
tsnce and increase of population leave no
doubt. When the servants Of Isaac and
the herdmen of Gerar stroye for tn, wells
of springing water, they parted. and the
stream from the fountain Of Rehoboth and
the fruitfulness of the land followed, thus
rewarding the submission of the patriarch
and so it may be here. Wewill post date
the decree to give time for consideration.
DECREE OF COURT.
anu uOWs " VIII lith AHhs AoOis eA-'"
cause came to hearing before the Court,
on the LIST March, 1881, on exceptions to
the Masters report, and was argTed by
counsel, whcreupon, after due considera-
ton, it is hereby decreed that the office of
pastor in The Presbyterian Congregation of
Cedar Spring, in the County of Juniata,
Pennsylvania, incorporated lst March, 1907,
is vacant; that the pulpits of the two con-
gregations of Mifiiin and Lost Creek, COM
posing the Presbyterian Congregation OF
Cedar Spring, are vacant; and all persons
are hereby enjoined, not to assume the
functions of pastor of said Presbyterian
of Cedar Spring, in either the
Mifiiin or Lost Greek branch thereof, unless
called and inducted into said office in the
manner prescribed BY said charter of the
lst March, 1907. This decree, however, IS
not TO be construed as prohibiting preach
ing by supplies sent By Presbytery, or at
the call of either of said branches.
1t is further ordered, that the costs of
this proceeding be taxed, and pad by the
parties thereto in equal portions.
BY THE COURT.
Per B. F. JuxKrS, President Judge.
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Hurrah fer Our Side!

Many people have lost their interest in
politics and in amusements because they
are so out of sorts and run down that they
cannot enjoy anything. If such persons
would only be wise enough to try that Cele-
brated remedy Kidney Wort and experience
its tonic and renovating effects they would
soon be hurrshing with the loudest. In
either dry or liquid form 1t is perfect rem
edy for torpid liver, kidneys or bowels
Exchange.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s-The
cattle market is active in demand;
sales $500 head; prime, 6s to sc;
good 81 to 6.;c medium, So to SEE;
common A. to Sic Sheep are in faiT
demand; sales, 200 head; prime. G.
to 6Ac; good 6s to Gle; medium, 5S tC
&c; common 81 to she. Hogs are dull;
sales $500 head; prime, 9. to 94c;
medium 3 to SIC.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-03-30

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School in Mlfiiin, beginning April 18th, and
continuing one term of ten weeks. In ad-
ditiou to the usual branches studied in any
graded or high school the elements of Latin
viii also be taught. Terms. $3.50 to S6 0O.
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