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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNRsDAY, AuQuat "a

WEDNESDAY, August "A, BP. M.
FLOUR is In moderats request and
Minnesota extras At ts a 60 Tor clear and
80 10 u for straight; Pennsylvania exc
ira family Mt So 50 = 9 sJ5x; Western do, do
q I5a7 2. and paieats at u 35as. Rye
CRAZE. = Wheat IL In better demand and
G. higher. Sales 7001 bushels led ana am
Der at 81 80 ~, according 10 quality and
location 01.I00 blshels M. 2 NJ Si AZ T. o.
AT the open board tl 90 was Did ior Au.
gust III Az for Septeniber; 81 A IS for
october and 81 36H for November, Rye
Is @ scarce: We quote Pennsylvania at bS
lc. higher. Sales OF 900 bushe ihclnd-
Ing yellow at TAG. mixed at 7fc. sieam-
er at % a 731zc No, at 73o :; aud re Ject-
Cd u a 7sc. 1000 bushels septemer at
Ilh q 1870 $1,000 bu shels Oet. at 1870
q 1870. at the ope board 7dXc. wa pid
Tor august !: lie, Tor september 7s5<c. for
october and 72kc. for November. Oats
GRE IN good request and flrmer. Sales OF
ll,V-p bushels, including white at 90 a s3c.
and rejected and mixed at 49, 1870
The receipts to-day were as 70 lows $50
barrels -four, II ,37S bushels wheat. az 3se
bushels corn. 2slO bushels oats, 70 bar
wHIsKY.-75 barrels western IRON
Donn1 sold at el 20 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CA1rLE MARKET
MONDAY. Aug. I'D, 8 pm.
BEEF CATTLE were in good demand ana
Ac. higber. 70 y head arrived and sold nj
lne la,is ainereaa r yards at s<a7c. per lb., the
SHEEP were fairly active and f,rm.
l3.OuO bead arrived and sold az the diffsr.
ent yards at Sa51fc., and Lambs al 3a7I<c.
per To-. as TO cond itlon.
HOES were unchanged. 800 head sold
a. the dinerent yards at 9lSagXc. per Ib.
Park Drove Yard SD and Laacaster ave.,..
Wsst Phaiadetphia, Au0.ll.
oo sHEEP; EXTRA. ITO 10 l20 lbs. 81 good,
y y ,ns to le9 ;ies.. " to "a; iair, 50 10
good lambs 'G0h medisp%s ssGo 70 70 go
oH; common lambs, sly 10 2,25;caiyes .b 10
n Supply ample and prices iowsr
Arrivals 5000 head.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flouri is In fair de-
mano ana nrm sales ofl2W barre Is. In
cluding Minnesota extras, at rs s7I[as 2s
Tor clear, AID 50 37l<ao 50 for str,iIgb
fenna. extra family al IS 85aS western
40. 40: al " 2oa8 rs, and Patents at n II
20. rye hour moves slowly at 81 SO
GRAIN-Wheati is excited and IRREGULAR
sales OF 1000 bushels new red al 81 2iIal m
as In quality and location. AT the omen
poard, l60 000 bushels sold, closing A.
and " 32ssz for October. Rye ia nomina,
~ 'Ss15c. Corn is IN fair reouesi. and
urn. Sales Of 9.00I bushels, Includins
sa sail yellow, 6ol5s6lc. do. mixed. At oa,s
oozac steamer at % aosc. No. at 68a6ic.
board 5000 bushels sold, CLOSING at 6,jyc.
6or AUGUST. 6I1sc. Tor September and Al
0ilac. October. oats are In good demand
tii ans nrmer. Sales Of 1900 bushels, in
siaading sna White, Ia at A }faSsltc. and Iejeeied
" were ere ssi5 bbis. fiour, 5s. 900 bushels wheat.
~, 90 bushels corn, l6,Ov0 bushels Oats X
barre Whisky. 40
WHISKY is Iirm, at u II for Western.
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Train wreckers AZ WORK

Ah.NeToN, Mass, August rs, 1881.
Au attempt was made this mnro,a
wreck an early train from Bridpews,s~,
20 south Arlington, on the BrIdeewa,s,,
oranch OF the Old Colony road. Whsn
tbe train was about quarter of . " m,aa ILL.,
north OF East Bridgewater the eno,na,s % y
discovered an obstruction on tha ney. ,.s.a
consisting Of sleepers laid crosswiso ''"'A
The train was going at the rsts os.,.
ty.nve miles ao hour, and the snn,nan. ~, ,u,i.
was unable TO stop 1t before reach, no ,ba
sieepers, which were struck by a ths sns sIs
gipe, but fortunately no dsmaSa s0 e.. ~.
done except the smashing OF t6s nat 1
ana sn, hesdaght. Between this place 'nS, and
oou.n arlington two other obstruct,ops
were found on tho track, consiatins of
stones weighing about two "s hnnd,sd y,
pounds each and another lot OF sIssn.
ers. "oP-
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Daserdsr I'm Tunis.
LONDON August %. 1881.

ASS1tN @Aa6abt So AooAs
News has been received from Tunis tina
great excitement prevails In the towns
Mud villages In the vicinity Of Susa ,ow-
ing 70 the proximity OF Arab bands, Re-
ports OF ptllaging have been received
from the entire neigh borhood. The Gov
ernor OF Susa has prohibited. armed Arabs
from entering the town. Several thous-
and Arabs are reporter 70 be
within iorty-hve kilometres OF Tunis. and
others are ten kilometres from HAM
mamet, where o French detach ment II
encamp ped, which General Logerot has or
dered TO withdraw in the direction of
Tunis, tt is reported that M. Roustan,
French Minister 70 Tunis, has been sum
moned TO Z aris 10 confer with the Gov
ernment 10 concert measures ior Sc
curing order In Tunis. News from bu-
sa states that Arabs have murdered q
Maltese outside the town. II is stated
that tribesmen and villagers are plan
ming an attack on suss. The Standards
Paris correspondent says; II Is reported
that the Tunistan insurgents who advan-
ced upon 6abes have been defeated with
heavy losses A large number of All
Ben knalina's followers abandoned him
after the battle.
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Genera, Fereis, News.
LONDON, August n.

LONDON, August n. 1881.
The dory Bath City has sailed for Hs-
vre. ffs
V The Gazette announces that Pxrna-
ment Will be prorogued TO November
Heavy rains again prevailed ysster-
day In various parts Of England and
Scotland.
Sir John A. Macdonald, the Cat adian
Premier, will start for Canada In Sep.
tember.
The Ne,cs' Marseilles despatch says:-
"Three bAitalions have embarked at
Toulon for AiRiers with artillery"
Messrs. Marriott g. Atkinson, flsna-
kers, Of Sheffield, have tailed, with ha-
blities stated as from f50, 900 to $780,
900.
The House OF Lords. after passing the
Appropriation bill yesterday, adjourned
to meet again to-day, when 1t will be
prorogued.
The Daily Times' Paris despatch says
M. Clemencesu has left Paris for M ar
settles 10 fight duel with the editor OF
q paper who bad insulted him.
A despatch from Berlin TO the Post
says that tho socialist leaders are de-
nouncing Prince Bismarck's schemes
for peusionipg aged workmeu ~ mere
electoral marGuvres.
A despatch TO the Standard from Gen
eva reports that Prince krapotktne, the
pihihst, who has been denied asy lum In
Switzsrland, has decided to take refuge
In London.
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sad Drowning Aecide...

sTEUBENvILLE, o., Aug. 25, 1881.
A terrible accident happened just
below this city this evening. Three
boys-Jinmle and Jonny King and
Alexander Ballentine, aged six lo
eight years-were riding on couple
OF slabs floating In the river when the
slabs tilted and the boys were thro wn
into the water. The oldest King boy
was an expert swimmer, but in en-.
deavoring to save the other two he
went down, all three losing their
lives. The scenes at the homes oil
OF the boys were heart rerding. Mrs.
King is in delicate health, and it is
feared the accident will result in her
death.
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A Heavy sarr .s Lon. pr....

The steamboat Taurus, Of the Iron
Steamboat Compsny's feet. began ran
ming TO the ocean pier yesterday. The
sea was very rough, bat the passs o aer n
we're landed, although the surf was so
strong that no ono could board the ves-
sci. While she was pitching Il the end
OF the pier her Rang-plank was shattered
and asmall hole was torn the joipsr-w work
Of the boat. Tbs watsr was 90 rough
wheu the City Of Richmond reached
Long Branch that she was compelled to
go back to Sandy HOOK, where her mas,
sengers were landed. The surf WAS rup.
ming very high last night.
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THE PRESIDENT SINKING,

More UnfsvorsbIc symptoms :
Scarcely amy Hopes or HIS RE-
covery.
The 10 30 o'clock bulletin from
Washington stated that the Presidents 8
pulse was l1S, temperature 100, and
respiration 1s. The pus is discharg.
ing from the swollen parotid gland in
small quantities, through the inoision
and by way Of the ear. The doctors
still express faint hope, but the gen.
eral Impression now is that the Presi..
dents case is hopeless.
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AA- < 3ooCh'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
NEAR WHAT Is SAID,

NEAR WHAT IB SAID.
at has made me q new man."
cdr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
my wife would net be without II ior
any meney."
sour little boy is much better. : enoloss
one dollar for another bottle"
f1nd II as easy TO take rs milk"
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles tnis
week, and shall want Two dozen next
voIa my e morning nc agony is gone-thauks
II find ii a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer AFFLICTED with
any Kidney disorder who VIII write me
e. TO their complaint, win be treated
humanely and Kindly. II il my most
earnest desire TO investigate all forms or
diabetes, and give relief At ALI times. II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION,
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock IL across the mouth OF each
bottle.
PrIce-one dollar for large, and nny
cents for trial size. 3
HAYDoCK = 90,
no1S-eod&wly. 10 Plat b.. N. \,
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Accident as : Chur,,

the nosToS, os AuSus. sS.--A staging on
Tue new Catholic Church At Ros Rsooss s, On
''. onoke yesterday afternoon. ana a.
d;s.. nsn We're thrown to the ground I've =
S,s,anee 81 = Of thirty feet. Pa,ricI iu, H"s.''
J br"Lsn n,s /. . skull fractured, seve al dIs rihs
the m hra ana suffers from concussion oS oi
hru;.os t%U Drain. John Morley was bad1v i,
r;ch J,Aeu ga and his spine injured. Pay
..ok cassidy received bruises vbiSh
Iay Ty prove fatal. The REMAINING n msn
i..a Ionn Lyons and Matthew Eyans. wsrs @
less seriously hurt. "s'e
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sale Of Lots.

Yesterday afternoon. Joshua Maris,
Esq, sold at public sale six building
lots, 10 by 145 feet, located on jack
son and Adams between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The three fronting on
jackson street were knocked down to
Charles Z. Fritz. at S22 per foot the
three on Adams street to Jos, L. Oar
penter, at $40 per foot.
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DIR: Talmage I'm Cnnaaa.

Merry six thou saud, DR.. TIA, mags ese cs,n, -
menced 70 preach. H, expressed pIeas-
ure al meeting the people here. He ssid |;
one religious ene deep human feeling
1nisss tne different nation siities. / pray
m, nv y1as Sueen;. You equally pray for
oqnent description OF the Chris 'ians fa-
ture hnme. Yesterday and TODAY have
seen the largest crowds assembled on the
Snnsoy Camp Ground since lis estab-
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JERSEY CrrY ia In a state Of re-

JERSEY CITY is In state of re,
belllon against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The present
board OF aldermen Is largely "anti-
monopoly" and at its session
Wednesday the board adopted an
ordinance limiting the speed Of rails
way trains to SIX miles an honr when
running through the city on unfenced
tracks. 1t was intimated that the rail-
road company will refuse to comply
with the ordinance.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
ereenback;Republican Fusion In
Mississippi.

JACKSON, Miss, August 25.-The
Green-back and Republican conventions,
which have been in session here, to-day
hnally agreed upon q fusion ticket,
which IL as follows: Ben. King, Cover.
nor; J. b. Yellowby, Lieutenant Cover
nor; j. J. Spellman (colored), Secretary
Of State; W. II. Bynum, Treasurer; A.
Wimberly, Auditor; w. r. Fitzgerald,
Attorney-General; w. d. Hou<e, Sup.
srinlendent Of Education. A joint mass
meeting was held tonight, presided over
oy John Il. Lynch (colored). The NOM
inees addressed the audience, which was
composec Of but few outside of the dele
gates.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Father and Mother Killed by Light
ming.

CHICAGO, Aug. PA despatch TO
the Journal from Falton, ILL.,, says that
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Temple, residing two
miles south of this city, were killed by
lightning during heavy storm this NOR
ming. They had arisen and were retir-
Ing again when the fatal stroke entered
the building. An infant four months
old vas between them, but was unin.
jured. Four other children were In the
same room In bed, but were not Injured.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Hurricane at Hatteras.

4 RICHMOND, Va, August 25, 1885,
a despatch from Beaufort, N. O., says
that hurricane moving northwest
struck Hstteras about half.past nine A.
N. Its velocity was about sixty miles
an hour. A heavy sea broke over the
banks near Portsmouth, N. c. No dam
age has been ascertained north Of Hat
teras, and no shlpwrecks had been heard
o., but heavy sea swell prevailed at
Beaufort harbor.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
COney Island Nsxa.

A gentleman on Wednesday evening.
Just before the recent benefit perfor :.
nance for Levy, the cornet player, ap-
preached the door OF the cage ofthe Oh
servatory on Coney Island aud attempt
60 70 enter, when the following conver.
sation took place:
Attendant--Tlcket, sir; please.
Gentleman-Tickete Boy, do you
know who am?
Attendant-No, sir; think not.
Gentleman-Well, sir; I am Levy. the
maker Of this island WV
Z Attendant-Fifteen cents, please.
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Notice To The Public.

The public are hereby cautionca
against sending any Money or vf'
ders 10 NUNEs Il co., 81 assua ~, J.
New York sfty, as authorized oy r. y.
Louisiana Sate Lotery C1mpdny 70 ,,1, ~ ~
Tickets. Then are flooding ne COUNTY, Y
with Bogus Circulars ptwporttng . 90
or The Louisiana Stofe Lottery Company,
aud are fraudulenfly represshfing Msm ss.e,
seiues az Us Agents. They hare no dulsgny w
from this Company 10 sell us 1sckefs, anou''
MAZDA UPHIN
Pres. Lo,asiand STATE Loftsry To-
NEW ORLEANS, La, July =. 1881.
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o,Leary and aarriman at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, August 25.-The second
night Of the O'Leary- Hartman seventy
i've hour walk attracted an immense au-
dience and great enthusiasm prevailed.
The contest is very close and exciles A
great deal Of interest. At 10 40 O'Clock
TO night o'Leary had completed II0f
miles and Hartman Ill miles. RoweIi
the English pedestrian, Is expected here
tomorrow night.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Robbers visit Smyrna.

Last night the postofice ut Smyrna,
this State, and the stores Of 7. Mccoy
and William Winford were broken
into by thieves, and letters In the post
Office were opened, and boots. shoes,
hats, ETC., stolen from the stores. The
loss Is not known.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
10000 TICKETS Al TWo-D0LLARs
EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE
DnlI.AR
1857 Prizes, amounting 70. ..........sllO,iO ,iO'

1857 Prizes, amounting to.........sliO'soo
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all poipts, TO whom liberal oompen'
sation Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by eh
press or Registered LIE ter, or Money of-
der by mail, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La''
or M. A. DAUFHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway. New YORK.
All Our Grand Extraordinary Dr*wmss
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF GENERALS q. T. bEAUhh
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Against Overleaaans.

Orders have been Issued 70 the drivers
employed by the City Railway Co., lin.
iting the number OF passengers on small
cars 70 twenty-five for each car, and
thirty for the large cars. ~
The company has done this because
OF arecent suit against II for overload
ing the cars.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27

MAYOR KALLocH, Of San Francisco.
has announced himself a. candidate
for Congress ct the next election.
Kalloch has already achieved enough
notoriety Of the Questionable sort, ana
Il Ii sincerely to be hoped that ths
national councils Of the country viii
bs spared theinHiction Of his presence,
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
On Exhihfti...

The handsome vase OF wax flowers pre-
sented to the Friendship 3. n. Il, Com-
pany, Of this city, By Nj. and N ~. our
A.. Traub, Of HarrisburR, Pa, during the
Friendship's recent visit to that place, is
now on exhibition In the upper window
OF Adams 81 Bros. store, no. 50z Market
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IA cARp.

rors and indiscretions " youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., will send q recipe that will cure yoI
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send q self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station d
Mem York Cfky. May<-andnxWtv
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shan't 1 Take q blue PHI .

No, don't take u and ran the risk Of
mercurisl poisons, but when bilious
and = Jnstipated get q package OF tho
celebrated Kidney Fort, and it will
speedily cure yod. II is natures great
remedy for cons.i patton; and for ali kid
ney and liver diseases. IL acts prompt
ly ON these great organs and so restores
health, strength and vigor. 1t Is put u,
In liquid and dry form, both acting with
equal efficiency. friee 81. See adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Two Nsu nexss.

The two new fire alarm signal boxes,
Nos. 81 and "a, are now in position,
and will soon be operated In connec-
tion with the regular system. No. 81
Is located &C Front and Justisou streets
and No. "a ut Seventh and Church.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
PERsoNAL

Mr.. q: y. Kenney, supsri utsndept OF
me. r. w. & B. r. b. Company, was iD
this city yestsrday. inspecting the work
on the new depot. The completion OF
the depot viii now be pushed on q rap
Idly - possibis.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27

WALL STREET Stocks
declined at the opening, we're unsettled
later, but closed with . buoyant ter.
dency. Money on call ruled at 0 TO Q
per cent on stocks and closed easy 1t s.
Governments weak, state securities
dull, railway bonds active and generally
lower. Foreign exchange dull and nrm.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
FOURTH EDITION
indications for day

For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather. followed bv increasing
sloudiuess, southwesterly winds, becom-
ing variable. stationary or lower temper
ature and pressure.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Reet~r-

Mr.. Jacob Herdmau, VINO Was 90 ssri.
ously ~, yesterday, u reported TO be
much better to-day. He enjoyed good
sleep during the night. anu took some
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Yoar IIor.s Thieye. Ki,l.a.

Brack eLrs lex :, says "Whiie four horse
thieves belonging to an extensive gaDg
which has been operating along the Rio
Grande for long time W re being brough
10 th IL place yesterday by lofficers. the
lores and sll OF Tia thieves killed.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
Tansn 70 the Aln.ho....

John Hunt, the canine extsrminator.
vas seized With the mania o potu yestsr.
70 one Of the city hall cells. Lat eveu.
pg he was sent 70 the insane ssylum.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
sale ofaTro,ter.

ERIE, Pa, August 25.-The trotter
Midnight was sold for $4,000 to-day.
Charles II. Reed,ths late owner, declines
10 name the purchaser.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-27
STOCKS.


BID AaKEr.
First National Bank. ...........llS les
National Bank Of Delaware. ISIS SO
National BaLk OF VIII. d Bdw'n. 65k o.
Union National Bank. IS IS
Farmers Bank. 80 ~
Phila. Wilmington d Bait. II. n O7h 68
Delaware II. R................... 28Z 80
Delaware Western u. Re-. -. 81 vs.
Wilmington d Northern n. R.. % "
Wilmington City Railway ...... S 0
Delaware Fire Ins urance Co... ~ ~
Wilmingto, Coal q u Co....... 65 68
Masonic Hall 10
Odd Fellows Hall............... II ~ b
BONDS.
Wilmington City .ll2x lis
do do 5's.............l07 lOs
do do 4Ts...........i0S los
New Castle County Ds..........iOS Ito
do do 4lTs....... .l02k lO3
Delaware State e6s...............l 100 lW
Relaware X. X. LIST mortgage. l0S 1OS
Delaware railroad Extension. l07 los
p, w. & b. X. r. LIST mortgage. Us lB
vii. City Railway 1st mortgagel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage.l00 lDl
Delaware City 4ls...............loi p1
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LAReEsr HErArL STOCK or HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook . BRorHER
NOS ~. oi and 6s NoRTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders viii hsy
s'eention n20-w1y8pnr
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DIR. HAYDOCK,S
VITALfZkD
K0NEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary y effect OF this panacoa
a. prepared by Dr. Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs Ii Without 4
parallel In the history OF medicine. ind
us results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies OF the day. Itslimulates DiRes-
tion, adds tone 10 the system, invigOrates
the Debilitated, and IL infaIlible Tor the
cure OF Diabetes in Its worst form,
one trial OF q teaspoonful In . wine
skepticsal within from ten TO twenty min
utes.
DISORDER OF ThE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they sscrete too much or too lit
Tie water. or whether they be affiicted
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
palms settled In the loins over the regions
MAYDOCK's KIDNEY PANACsn
VIII give almost Immediate relief. when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cnre
oil female complainLs. Fifty years ex-
perience tneontestably proYe this reme,i :
nnriyalied for the disoruers incidenial 10
the female sex. No family should be
Without IL, ana IL may be taken Dy Won a .
and old, as II will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessf,lI.
TO The stomach we trace dyspepsia.
headache and general debility; 10 i've
liver, bile. jaundice and yellow lever 10
the bowels diarrhoa, dysenLery, consti-
pAtlon, piles and nstuia; 70 the lungs.
consump mption, ETC.; 70 the blood, ,scrofula,
scuryy and ali cutaneous eruptioaA. By
keeping these organs and viLal fiuid pure
and healthy we may safely DEFY the AZ
lacks Of disease, and no medicine yst
prepared for this purpose can equal line
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

incorporated In 1868 for Is years BY the
Legislature for Educational and Cnari-
table purpo ses-wi.h capital OF Sl,Oo,-
Wo-to which reserve fund OF over sAD.-
OO0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made part OF the present
state Constitution adopted December I'd,
A. D., 1879.
will take place monthly. n never scales
or posfpones. Look at the following Dis
tributioni
CAPITAL PRIzE. $4,000
, 1881-01-04
CATAI2IRE1 CURE.
Swallowing Poison,

4xalicwlng And lnhalIna the nuxluus impurities
goH0fttud W CatATfht ruls. not lp uxga Or
aals, but ths stouueh md lungs, NJ nlstuiy i0cn1
Fanludy. 1ltu IJAcErs and tnsuiubu snuifs q pp9-
slhy teach 9r sEaitcats ths slEusnt Kpuruius VI
EAtRFrh Thss fnuk 44pia!ns the Muilt3effui currs
o1ectnd W ns. ttes dc Meyers nov MoctiinlIya
tfcntlsllt, Tho elements used " h1 arp y s1r
" lha MUCOUS nlsl1runs throughout tho sJstAn und
fuEn cuAssttuti iutli M wulI lucaF aIitIdufu
coFtAtn ~ cure EntArrl, vaccine virus Il Vi prv-
rent hnAel.l'0x: lta unprecedented yAis with u,su
eltad tsatlHonl4ls ts many thousands VIM, II Nil
stuGea Ut tlla ulS4nsu. have l,uen c4fpa BIZ this
Htln4sff1! reMSd!, eaEultst. beyond contradiction,
Thu thct leat VEL lla Meyer'A l'ntArrlt Ture ii
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