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t}Utl.S.

QUt1aS.
Tho tly Is never positive. He always specs 80.
-Eintrs0l.
Punch snys thut "Thc wind Is lll-tctnpcred to
tho shorn tn,nh."
Song nj II lntn With Il rors nro.lrd hIs:.ncck arc.
mob at tho other cnd: =" int stttiticss wfletl
sWlhg."
Evory business 1Iln likes 10 lie pntr,,nizc,l,
provided his patrnn docs mt pn nr.,t)jzt liIl III
II patronizthK snnnnrr.-fiua,t Sentinel.
\. nrrIyinx from Nnpcs,, IL 'l,,estioncs, l,y n
iF!s.n!: " "ltal yo,, ~ H.lyeniurvs ~ ltn,y 7"
t!rht." "Iinw sot" "Why, II i saw MI ILL.,
loohsug individual went aul begged chtrlty OF
httn."
4 little miss has II grandfather WIN l,as tnllght
her to open nnl shut his crush Int. Tho tthur
Guy. however. he cunlp with Iii nrtilnNry SILK pDp
hthicnly hu sGes the child coming with thu ilnw
stnyc-pirt wrlnfled liku nt ArrtIrtle0n. "0h,
gr,tn,l lI@ther, se snys. this o'ip ts very hnr.t.
l'tH llR!l to sit on II. but l emit got It more
thNn huff shnt."--thtits Figaro. =
Ma!tl!o on tho choico Of prnfesslnn- -sla.n1.o:
!" How ctn,sHnI,nMtey lovely ys,lr st.l IL. MIA.
brown I" sfrx: firnMIi Il l'hlfAtnu frum tho
country: "WhMtY Hes IL tc1., u,ntlIy bt>y, il
YOU NOM thAt. Mira. Mnutllc. III i,ns lust left
HthnD, yUH Know, and wishes tn bt. IN nriist."
MaMdle: WHY should hosLn III urtIst r Mrs
l3rnWn: Wpl ha tnl,At lu sutnbthlilK' sEu!l.Itu:
~ Why shnulti hu be nnythIIlYf Why not tut hi,
fGhlAltl forever cnHtpnt tn rIiSt beautifully I"
Mrs. brown tleter11lNes thnt ut ll events her sun
shall not study unscr Mnutllr.-i'tnlch.
, 1881-03-03
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAP PARILLIAN
RESOLVEN'r
The GREAT BLOOD PUB)FjFp
Changes ns Seen and Felt. n,
they Daily Occur, Aft
or Using II Few
11n9ra.

I. Good spirits, disappearance NJ w.,...
!nn9'ur. sncla'ichnly. lnrscasa and hardIn..eesaa
Il. Strength increases, appctlto Improve, r.,.
!sh inr ftaN 10 nuro *our trsrtntirils III ME IL
lrasa. Hn1.i hiE.stlnn. ea}in and titItitsturbs1s
ElGer. mwnkelt frt:sf mud y!EUrttIs. wv
u 1iahrllrarAnCe Df spots, blnt chts, utnnt,.
TIC skin lnuks cirnr md hralshy: tic hnn,s ,tSnss
s''nnSs.l irosn It, tnra an cloudy arroarans.ss ,.s
freuly from The tl,tllcr through Tic ,trm,Sss
without pnsn or scnldlng: l!tio Or M sedsnnmI1s
4. btnrkcd titmtnutfon OF qunntI,y and ~.
Ye'HT ni,;I,., "I S9'1Sry ,nt wGtnksnK dtschais1
tho ktcreting glands, utld funcut,n harInnnva II
st"rMl 70 the nevcrnt t'r9lns. '' ~
tho a~nrtt,y. eiirrnn nppcnrpnce If tho' III ~
chanEst tua e!ear. lively. aud hcnthy c"ior.s sA''
~! O. Ih,ao suffering from weak or uicsra,ct
cxpectora! ing freely tlo tough ,,hIcEn tir ,nc
from tao lungs: ",E cclis hro',Gill u wlnIpina
thrnGt Or hond; .ll1niliisfing tue frceuthcyo
and feelings of weakncts srona tbs ''a naSes la,ss
ctiIls, aenso or sutNttou, h.rti hr,atbiu s,S snd
liz msr'!ix thsst stressinS " sympsua s1;alas !
HI e;S aftsr s.,S'y ny ths"gsfSs tho
tnkn,. new rtEnsof returning henla, vii appeui: ::
t1sasewill t'!nish. md al farGism an GIs,s I!sIls
d.Eoslts. nT!cs, t,lt,,ts1. cancers, hard iuam.
etc.. in resolved away. nrd tho unsourd daug, mags
al,ift1 and neAtliy: Nlccrs, fever sores, chront
T. In cIlhes where tho sysifsl hus been spl,
Hnicd, aud Mercury. QUICKSILVER. Corrosive Suh
!Jn)ntc htyp McIt1HlMMtsal alld ht,,ffe cttts}f.d
IN the bones. 1hlnt., ctu cit,ls!rg rnrIcs of ths
l,,iles. ricketts,, sr1nal eurvnturcs. cunt,rt1oni
Wh!te awgliiLEs. vnritNse veins, eir the SAii.
Atitl ex:erirlliate tho vtr,s Of ths disease run
thu system. 't'1
H. If thuso who arc taking these mctlir.nr. fo,
the cure Of Chronic. Serofa.lOus, Or SypbIth
Diseases, however sfnw inuy bc tho c,lrc. lea
hettcr" nn'l find their general health i.nprovtnr
ing ltA "wn: 1t IL sure sign thni tho euro Is pJp.
tsr.sstnY. ln these dlaGasts tho patient either
HGts better Ut Wtrbe,-tfD Vtriis nr tha tsnnsnf il
int tnac1svo; IT. nut arrested anil driven fron :,
tho l(ntld. It wifi arrcnI mid .,nntIr 10 nider,
ming the constitution. As s,on ,a tile 81 NSi.
rAltlt.t,tAN tnakps tho nhticnt "icel better
every hour ynli Will ErnW hettar md lucr.ase Ia
htAlth. strength. Ani csh. "
:. The grGnt puwcr Of ttfs remedy Is In dfstases
, 1881-03-03

1t will bc IN interesting piece Of news 10 the
lautes, III least tn Il CERTAIN fuw Of tlcf1, whu
are almost daily frctlhchteEs Of certain
stores U11 StAtr strcht. ns II will nleD bc to
ls.s.ny uf thu talr cnploy.s clcrkinx In these
plnccs. To teArn thnt their several rrctty little
1'oscs liHve been And aru npw being violently
assaulted by tlla hurril scwrrk-uses that almost
constantly Arisg frnIn tho cltch- basil,s, tile
drums. nnd wntcr-riosets Situated beneath and
ulon tha basement iluor below, and further
Hnlrt. tf,At thty will iuw have ehuncc to cyt,,.
pure naies wi.Luui danger Of bclug tlceuscst 81
hHying individually ennnYed III nny plecu
Of Idle xusslp. Mil to unllestantl,4,y
admit, ut least to ono anbthcr that+ wltn k!sse
by tho tolson-iatlcned bFeekc, tAey se.i, dks
feel sick. uEl uftentltNcs taEnt even unto
death. and thur they tl!cu wondered why such
slcHcnI,ly, dlsnHreca1Ie tsar shu.ll DO present
III such Il t'lurr, uGd huw II could ~ Sud.iuny and
completely vscrpawer thou.
TME THstESi IelIltLi Commissioners venture
To suy that 1t woMi bu hurd tu ilnd u ulru uti-
healthy pAcs lhul IN tho Easements Vi tho twu
apuf'u buildings known as Nus. iis. Ill., II, u1l.l
III stale street. For M unparalleled cuse of
Willfnl and eu'palilu c4lcct in thu 1nIrl Ut tho
y isptofs 'iis - withnit 'liosiin thu ono
soMI4.
htntt e'r'ct tho sanlury conditions ute ,nt,si
vtlc. tu"rct! uu tu Il tttl" apartment bvucuth
~ ~ %aN 1M,,io ny !snIdK up tl'u cast eid u
lnihp' t'tei" ws'o rotl.u Auzcn nr Hftnrn c!Ish
Eirts' "ho, nsersign uye waa not nvsr II .yUmrs,
sh!a' Ia tHet ha fssctr thru.tts ttufu iii IN tMt-
t"u,,, mra ehSAa.tt " ln!v'Aslx If their ,l'ay
u' ,hse"h hsj1 ~ti.j, IL, Y u % % '1nl "rt,ton
tctl s'.rtatlt trnn tic placo wt,eru .Aesu yuuUv
:ifs wvtu euauy THUR nopt lunch, there WIS III
@tr-cl, I,ett. four ar Iys III number it,,i,.
pu,s ~ rle,c lu1tMin'stti4n G1.t Ut i right anglo
, 1881-03-03
HIT ore.
Mtiit1i&Ea 1f,IfttxftiA

Among copley's companions on MI, voyage to
England was lirh,k wuttou, aftcrWari Lord
siayor uf L1slt1oI.. u tnAn IN tut irimu Ut litu,
whose ilat Icy Was rtplucctl by Il ,Yootiun onu.
passengers III thoso duys were faw u1lu Voyages
long, nAd tho tlnlc was urHl,ilett by ttsapy tuIu
uf truth Ahsi Irtion: few among tito ln1lrr could
'astds lllt,ru thrilling Interest ihun t',v ACCOUNT
ta1H gentleman Ku.c 0t tne loss II bis lc9 y the
btto ot u sGArk, whsto Gc was huthfuy Iu thu lur-
bur Ut uAvuuu. AuaItl md usu1u Cuplry heard
, 1881-03-03
P0RK-PAcKING At INDIANAPOLIS,

dpectu& DspdteA 10 3At Ettcu1u Tribune.
lHpIANArOLEs. Ind. hlarch :.-Tllu winter
pork- RAuklng sensnN cosnn,rlircl Nav. l, uJ,d.
closing sarc1 ], cndud ynstcrday. During that
tialp thcrs wrru tut lnh pncked III this city ILL.,.
00 hnHs,--Nn increase Ut 4A,tItN oypr tho sun,.
Ipcri,xl lust yeAr. Or tho tHtat nlsibrr pnuktyl.
It Il tlndpTatoaI tllat klngAn Il cs'. killed uycr
utic-h III uG ttoM.
, 1881-03-03
THE CHANGERS,

Sptctat Dspaeh 10 The Chftaco Trtb1lne.
COLDwATEih Mlch, 3nrc! a-rhe Hon. ]. J.
Wooltuau. Master Of tho Natluunl Grange nf
Patrul,s OF ffusbAudry. nnd one Of tito Commits
sioncrs to tho, rars Exposition, addressed N
large and enthusiastic meeting If cItfze,ls nn
I'Airntis ut tho ViaEl-lInll III Qunrv tu.nlght.
ltn discussed the transportation question III Its
dltEorGut lIta4CS.
, 1881-03-03

............ COAL.
rlILADELrttIA, Phi, Mnrgh 1-Tho Reading
Coil Con,pnny announces the following prices
Of cnnl ut eehuytktll Tinvep thu present month
untitled ortlors cancclctll: limp. 50; steam
bn.t, 81: broken, x:hl:l:,O: cgE. $;Nna".3; sinye
and sInAll st0vE $tGt...i; chest INT St |. $3.T9
,Sj; No. = <a,ao; ped No. !. 55sa1e; No. =, $i.sV.
, 1881-03-03

FEMALE lNEBRIATlON.
HARTFORD, Conn, MArch 22.-1hu curporntars
of tho Wamen*s Na1omat ftospftut for tho treat
mont Of wu1roti addicted tn tho excessive .lHo Ut
alcohol ar nArc.,tlcs has chosen Dr. Ntnrl0n sEms
OF New YDrk, Fresi!vnt. TM Trustees ,.re tho
1cadluy phy4Icluns OF tu1L different Suites.
, 1881-03-03
An Unpleasant Outlook for the
Approaching Summer.
Sad State of Affairs In Some MilWau-
kce Avenue Tenements.
Prevalence uf Scwcr-Gas I'll Stores on Il
Lending lhoroug|farc.
Landlords Who Viii INT Tlrir buildings In he.
pair, and Landlords Who Will lot.

-------..,
Ai1I.WACKEE AVENUE.
Tns TNinuSE Sanitary Commissioners were
U,1t u, nnuthrr tu,lr Of inspection yesterday,
ronlu1nu tlufr lnsrs chIr,,y tt localities III the
Eleventh mn, ,rhIrtrrn,l Wnr,s n,,., to II nun.
Der Ut tho nrrcst rrtaiI 'lry.ymns houses III tho
hugo piles If surnagc mid aah. heaps. some II
@1 sa na .I "thSs sn 1'eay @ snpe r, s ~ % rs
into ultl cutc trslus % TINT M t,a,, ncrn yy ut,is.
tur|,l with their ,tI,h for ycars. md i,,oy stirred
,,.'s,,,, ..,, r,.,.,r, .ho. S' .,,,n'
Ing II ''tp FaH Wiakic~likc alufnicr, bccn
brcalh!ng dlscnsc nnl death for mouths
md ana 1*I ,,'"n',s' 80, Ana' & ., sanrsc, % there
wcfo lo''nn tne "s"ht Examples OF
Improper an's defective l'I''tnsna.-w'nt OF
rs "t" ,T r,,.,,,ns @ s"s', @ ~ , I ~ ,, :"
s a's far % ta @ a,u urs ssn a Us p
from cn,ct~sus,ns and sewers III kitchens, sit
tinu. r,o,us. md tlrrnlnu. .nuurt,ncnts.
'... es.o 'e!snu. 1.l "'t io' NV uecls y.
the Health l'cnnrffnrnt 10 tnSe a stroll through
~ In tho Thfrtn.nt' Ward. Just north nt MilwAt'-
tnun,, ,t,o u,nrs ", ~ "o .lo,,1 t,,no ,nr ,hn "
."'ouns ,i,s ~. H"ou .a!,. aot 'no
holis Howl on thG l!'iintacfhllin anu ltniteasn
TINT they "@m neGt With.
.Eut' SHuHt" etl!tHHG !" t9 NIt nIiHn o'HtSts
rum "t!lor io%ns VINO nee mere 70 H.
ttH ht'.Hs tuU ta,s,Hgo sysaeia H., Is ffi1ns &C
nf hunger lurking Y those mich heaps G,ll'iut
tte calctslatcti. s'ld shAt lucy shnuiu ~ allowed
10 rs,sna!H ala!l AeSAssAiait = eo!hesalne taat
WctIh prove Ii Wainttr tu Il TthltDr
THE WORST CASE MET WITH
ycstnr,,y v thu commissioners ems In , ro,r or
Nns III +, iii n,stv,.. ,c htv,s,s H. III i,.x
MI, ru,,o ~ ma tanrn ~ .,s,, .v', ra,,I. ~" t1m
, 1881-03-03

Ilorsturd'k Acid rhosphale for NIet,gul
Exclamation. Ofursyorlk, E:at,
| huyA tuku1i lluryfurGIh Acid Phosphate. IL
hHs l'tIu Ins lnurt. Hosl l!un my Utlior A1e.li-
clue ever tuok, / zhAis tnko nIurc.
HAglSE, Wis. NEY. ). N. GlIrTi5n.
, 1881-03-03

."ltair Hey1,nm restorts grpy nlur 10 It's orig.
luM colur for " crAt5.
, 1881-03-03
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0uE cured for ntty yrats
Thnrs Is not rencdal agent In this wntil ~
will pnro Foyer and Agua md MlI other atiatt4 at
Otls. Itttinls, :iGnrnt. fyphud. YeitDw. nHs HM! H
fevcra tniic.i iy HAilW IY'S rli.l.3} 50 Quie2S
as IA DIV 4 F'R READY HEi.iEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER HO1'ILE'
, 1881-03-03
inflammation OF the BIads
der and kjdneyS,

In chronic cnses OF Ltncorrhoal and Uterins
liseAses. S~''"'
Ono hnttlc contains more Of tho acttv. pEi,,c,.
iMkcn In 'rcAsponnftl doses while others rcoujre
FIVE or H!x times US much.
ONE DOft.AN PER BOTTLE.
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FIRE IN WACO.
Long LlRt of LQllNl.

GALVESTON, June 15.-The News, Waco
special says: A fire occurred here on
Monday night in which losses
were sustained as follows: Rigsly
& Jersey, agricultural implements,
loss $4,000; John F. Sedwick, three
buildings, loss $4,000; w. w. Whit
taker, liquors, loss sa,5OO; Lock
ridge & Prestige, grocers, loss
s., 500; Winfsley s Whitaker, livery
stable, loss s25OO E. G. L. Werbusch,
building, loss $3.50; Werbusch & Black
mOnd, blacksmiths, loss $500; Charles
Maphal, grocer, 800 Mclaughlin Bros,
feed. 81, 900 ; J. L. Bricken, buildings,
81, 500; A. j. Stewart, grocer, 81, $50 !;
J. J. Bolton, grocer. 81 300; B. F. Davis.
buildings. 1900; G. o. Marte, grocer,
81. 900 G. Graund, shoemaker, small loss !;
r. N. Palmer, feed, s6OO; VIM. Cameron,
buildings and lumber, $500. The Prather
block and the Werbusch and Taylor build
ing were damaged.
The fire originated in Marte's store. A
gentleman sleeping near discovered the
fire and thinks the room was saturated
with oil. The flames spread like magic.
There is little doubt but that the fire was
the work OF IN incendiary.
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ANOTHER DETECTION.

A Conkl'og,te Goes over to Dspsw VI.
Crowley.
ALBANY, June 15.-The joint convention
met at noon. The following is the vote
for senator in place of Conkling: Jacobs 40,
COnkling 81, Wheeler 25, Rogers 1S, Cor
nell 10, Lapham 10, Bradley1, Folger 2,
Tremaine 3, Crowley 2. No choice.
In voting Mr.. Reitz, from the 7th Kings
county district, sent to the clerks desk a
resolution, adopted by the Brooklyn
Fifteenth ward Republican association,
declaring it to be their opinion that Conk-
ling and Platt cannot be reelected, there
fore requesting Mr.. Reitz to vote for such
candidates as could be elected and would
represent the Republican party. He
therefore voted for Richard Crawley in
stead of Conkling.
Tho convention then proceeded to vote
for senator in the place of Thomas C.
Platt, with the following result Depew
81, Herman so, Platt q, ,Felger. 3, Cor
nell 10, Crowley 4, Lapham 1, Rogers l,
Tracy 1. No choice. Assemblyman Beach
voted for Rogers and Assemblyman Reitz
for Depew. The convention adjourned to
noon tomorrow.
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ON TIE WAY.
Ites.s of Interest Picked Up BY . Travelling
COrrespOndentln and Around

Iteacs Of Interest Picked Up ~ = Traveiio'
CorrespoDalene4n and Around
Mannheim,
| Prof. Zeller, of the Lancaster conserva
tory of music, spent Sunday in Mannheim
the guest of Mr.. e. F. Hostetter.
| Mannheim industry was highly compli
mented this week. Mr.. F. B. Brosey
''the artistic shoemaker" received order
from Kansas and Illinois. This is certain
" speaking we'll for Mr.. BIS workman
ship.
A social basket picnic, under tn,
euphonious title of a moonlight hop, .
was held on Monday at Millway park. a
short distance from Lititz. Over twenty
five couples were present. A good tim,
was bad and too much credit cannot be
given to the managers of the affair
Messrs. D. F. Hamaker, H. C. Pritz and
J. S. Connolly. Dancing was the order 0
the occasion, which was kept up till az
early hour-in the morning. Yetter's
orchestra furnished the music.
That was indeed fine pair of Lancas
ians-a student and a typo-that visited
Mannheim on Saturday. They came there
with the intention of "doinS the great, "
but got into slight difficulty in which
they, two ladies, an irate father aud q
church service were principal actors
The Hope fire company Of Mannheim
made trial of their little suction engine
in Centre square Monday evening, getting
their water from the "town" pump. 1t
worked to the satisfaction of all present.
To one who is not accustomed to see q
"suction" in operation it was a novel
sight indeed, and reminded him of the dis.
tant past.
"Thc Sunny house." the new hotel on
Prussian street, completed this spring, has
applications for large number of SUNNI =.
bOarders from distance. This hostel =
is we'll kept Mannheim is fine place, and
strangers could not do better than come
and stop here with "Gail" Sunny.
The water question is again agitatins
Manheim's mind, causing considerable i'll.
feeling, and filling the ''press WITH dis
tortcd statements. and extravagant com.
mcnts. Some Of its public spirited citi.
zens have agreed to contribut partif coun.
ellis give the balance Mount Hope is the
spot from whence they gaze and gravita-
ton is the mode adopted. Success to it
Mr.. J. p. HOstetter has sold to John
McClain finc drove of young steers,
seven head in all. They were delivered at
Summy's yard, Manheim, and when weigh.
ed reached in all over s, 800 pounds an
average weight of over !, 200.
Mr.. Fogg's statement to Philadelphia
Press reporter, that the Lititz Springs
hotel landlord-who had dealt kindly with
Fogg's wifc-wfote to Fogg, calling him
an internal brute," is denied by those
who know that no such expression Oc-
CURED in the letter.
Mr.. ID. b. Brosey has received several
new Indian arrow heads from near Ephrata
to add to his already large collection of
aboriginal curiOsities.
The foundation is nearly up for Geo.
banners new store room and residence, in
Centre Square. The base will be of gran
ite, and the entire structure, three stories,
of brick with granite trimmings. When
completed it will be the handsomest build
ing in town.
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Philadelpnia Market.

PHlLADHLrHIA,J j unc l5.-FlOuI firm Dut llict:
Supcrnne, 8 25f33 Is: extras4945O ;Ohio 4 In
diana family s5 6s96 3; Penna: family s537@
$50; st. Louis do @ COl6 50; Minnesota
Extra IS JOI6 %: do straight. - OOG6 50: win
ter patent S6 25Ep7 50; spring do $6 5O07 50.
Rye flour at s. 1895 Il.
Wheat easier: No. Western Red, 81 25%;
Penn'a Bed 81 250l 25M; do Amber, 81 :5h
0l &c.
Corn firm for local use steamer, 5;&l55c
yellow, 57@5sc; mixed. 56N056Ic.
Oats-market quiet. but best grades steady
No. White 4s0l9c No. 2, do 47@47Kc; No. 3,
10 46c; No. 2, Mixed 43@4311c.
Rye quiet At 81 CO.
Provisions quiet: mess pork sl7 O0417 30
beet hams, $S 0002s %; indian mass
beef 81 So.
Bacon-smoked shoulders, 6z@7c; salt Il
6G6%c; smoked hams 1l0l2c; picked hams
Lard market quiet; city kettle 1l11c; loo..
butchers ut lOA0lO14c; prime steam "t
$ll Is.
Creamery extra Pennsylvania az ~
&c Western, 2lc; do good 70 cno,c91 - ~
o0c: bradford county and New YORK nrSts::
l90Oc; western dairy extra l60l'c do soo"
u Rolls I duii :; Pennsylvania and Western 80
'zi Eexs dull and easier Penn'a at ls119lsc {;
"cSsse cseese in fair demand and steady: New
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By Universal Accord,

Ayers CATHARTIc PILLS are the best OF all pur-
gatfves for family use. They are the product
of long, laborious, and successful chemical in
vestigation, and their extensive use, by physi-
clans in their practice. and by all civilized na-
ttons, proves them the best and most enectual
purgative Pill that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and curative
powers no other Pills can be compared with
them, and every person, knowing their vir-
tues, will employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and main
tain in healthy action the whole machinery OF
life. Mild, searching and enectual. they are
especially adapted to the needs of the diges-
tive apparatus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, II timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ for chill
dren and weakened constitutions, where a
mild but enectual cathartic is required. For
sale by oil dealers. ju9lwleod&w
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Rose Cold and Hay Fovor,

NUB0 CO1U WuU my EOv0Fs
MEssRs WHITE & BURDICK, Druggists, Ithaca,
N. VI can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to
relieve all persons suffering with Rose Colo and
Hay Fever. 1 have been a great sufferer from
the same complaints; have had great relief bv
using the Balm. l have recommended it to
many OF my friends for Catarrh, and in all
cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. T. KENNEY, Dry Goods Mer-
chant, Ithaca, New York. Sept. 6, 1850.
MEssRs. VIZ. Rusr & Sons, Druggists, New
Brunswick, Nd Since boyhood have been
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until I used Ely's Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After q few days use could sleep
all night, which could not do before. +. l..
CLIcKERlR, New Brunswick, N. j. Price 50
cents. jul5-2wdeOd&w
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THE GKEENBACKERs.


state Convention at POttSv1lI0.
POTTsvILLE, Pa, June 15.-The Nation
al Greenback convention assembled at
Centennial hall at II o'clock this morning,
and organized with F. s. Heath, of Erie
county, as temporary chairman. Com
mittees on credentials and permanent Or
ganization were appointed, after which
the convention took a recess.
1t reassembled at half past two, when
F. s. Heath was made permanent chair
man and the business Of tho convention
proceeded with. The selection of can-
for state treasurer will not be reached
until four o'clock
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pect little at such price. A large double
zephyr, for an invalid, $4.50.
Shetland shawls, without fringe, also in
great variety, Is cents to Is.
"A zephyr shawl knit by hand in what is
known a. the crazy stitch il one of the Gu
riosities from Boston largo and heavy {;
too heavy, maybe, for an invalid at the
amazing price of $3.50. Is it possible
that in Yankee Boston human life is
worth NO more than $3.50 for knitting
such shawl?
East from Chestnutstreet entrance.
Lace mits, 80 cents to $4.50. The
writer has forgotten of how many sorts,
but hundreds, and of the choicest. Lisle
gloves for both ladies' and gentlemen at 25
to Is cents.
Sheepskin gloves, made rough side out,
for gardening, IS cents.
Chestnutstrest entrance, outer.
Bathing suits for men all wool flannel
mostly blue, trimmed moro or less with
braid.
Old pattern, seven sizes, s2.75 to a.
Yoke pattern, a indigo-dyed. $3.50
white flannel, $4.75.
The yoke pattern fits moro perfectly
than the old. The white flannel is, of
course, conspicuous; and as conspicuous
garment ought to be, it is very fine in
quality.
Boys bathing suits old pattern, $50
to $3.50, yoke, 50 to $3.75.
Market street middle entrance.
Tapestry carpets at $1.15 down to 81;
and at 81 down to Is cents some time ago;
not all gone.
Northern gallery.
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IMARKETS.
new YOrK HlaPk0s.

Wv YoRk. June 15.-Flour-State ami West
crn market quiet, and without decided
change in prices Superfine State. - OO@
50; extra do "a 6OAl SIS choice do a 90a5 q :
fancy do = D9G Is; round hoop Ohio
"a 7515 co: choice do s. 1896 Is; suprrtiDs'
western "a OO44 GO: common tn SONi cx-
ira do "A coo 500; choice do IS 1895 IS; choice
white wheat do, at IS 25G6 q. Southern
firm common to fair extra, s. 2jG5 ID good
to choice do $ 8O07 80.
Wheat M@kc lower and less active
No. 9 Red, June, 81 27@1 .; do July. 81 27M1
0l 275z do Aug, 81 25X@l 26A do Sept.sl s'11z
@l 266.
Corn heavy and L@I4c lower; Mixed west
ern spot. 5l@571<c; do future, 56IG5!Hc.
Oats N0Lc lower State, 46G57c; western.
A1lIJlc.
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GEW ADIERrlsEMENrs.
DT1ss GOODS DrE's GOODS
NEW DRESS GOODS, ETC.,
JOHN WANAMAKER'<
D)Rr'ss GOODS
PHIIADEI PHIA.

One of the finest buntings We know ol
Gf it had border, it would be nuns
veiling), which we have sold up to within
a week at 81, is now GO cents. How it got
to 60 cents is one of tho curiosities of the
trade. 1t is made. right here in Philadel.
phia, of the finest foreign wool We buy
of the maker and sell at a profit A.
inch, at 60 cents.
Nsxt-outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
Canton pongees, very light color and
extraordinary quality, $3.50 and $1O.5O for
90 yard pieces.
Summer silks mostly at IS cents.
Bronzes, rs cents and 81 bronze satin
merveilleux, $2.25; bronze damasses,
$1.5O.
Millinery damasses at rs cents, all silk ;
used also for dresses. All silk c0lored
damasses 75 cents. Black damasses, $1.5O.
Bonnet black silks fifth of: Ameri-
eau black silk $1.3s. Black surah, light,
244-inch heavy 19-inch; both $1.5O.
Canton crepe, %.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut street entrance.
In the whole range of dress goods our
trade is highly satisfactory. It is evident
that wo have provided acceptable goods,
and that our prices are regarded as liberal.
In five distinct lines of dress goods it is
perfectly clear that we have the largest
variety and the choicest patterns in the
city. These are black grenadines, fine
French woolens in plain colors, cashmeres,
illuminated melanges, cottons, especially
fine French cottODs.
Nine counters, north south and east from
Center.
Zephyr shawls, with fringe more than
lady will care to see, so cents to $J. One
at so cents is a surprise to those who ex-