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Il thine heart right? Have you within
ycu a rerepting heart, believing heart,
a forgiving heart, an expectant heart 7
III not, | must write upon your soul
what George Whitfield wrote upon the
window pane with his diamond ring.
He tarried In an elegant house over
night. but found that there was
no God recognized in that kouse.
Before he left his room in the morning
with his ring he wrote upon the window
pane: zone thing thou lackest. Alter
Inc guest was gone the housewife came
IN and looked at the window and saw
the Inscription and called her husband
and her children; and God through that
ministry OF the window glass brought
them all 10 Jesus. Though you may
TO day be surrounded by comforts and
luxuries and feel that you have need oil
nothing, il you are not the children OF
God, with the signet ring oil Christ
love let me inscribe upon your souls:
zone thing thou lackest." pray you
that whatever else you may miss you
NAV not miss heaven. 1t is too bright
a home to lose. Your soul has been
bought at too dear price. L preach to
Won of the blood that cleanseth from all
sin. Casting all your sins behind you
beg of you to start this morniug for the
kingdom. "Yes," you say, 81 Will
start, but not now. William III.
made proclamation when there was
revolution in the north OF Scotland that
all who came and took the oath OF alleg::
isnce by the 3lst OF December should
be pardoned. Mac Ian.
A Cnieftain of Q Prominent Clan,
resolved to return with the rest OF the
rebels but had some pride in being the
very last one that should take the oath.
He postponed starting for this purpose
until two days before the expiration ot
the term. A snow storm impeded his
way and before he got up to take the
oath and receive pardon from the
throne, the time was up and past.
While the others were set free, Mac Ian
was miserably put to death. He started
too late and arrived too late. In Ike
manner some of you are in prospect OF
losing forever the amnesty OF the gospel.
Many OF you are going TO be forever too
late. Remember the irreparable mis-
take of Mac Ian.
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THE FEARFUL CARNAGE
At Chios Depicted by q Correspondent
Thousands OF Lives Lost

Thousands OF Lives Lost
LONDON, April "a correspondent at
Chios telegraphs, under date OF the 1th,
as follows: | have Just arrived here
from Constantinople, and find picture
OF devastation such as is rarely wit
messed. The town looks as ii 1t had
been terribly bombarded. Hundreds
OF houses are transformed into shape
less mass OF ruins, under which lie EN-.
b.dded unknown numbers OF victims.
The majority OF the remaining houses
are already cracked and roohess, and
NAV fall at any moment. Nearly every
building in town suffered more or less.
The inhabitants wander about, anxious
TO search for missing relatives or
lost property, but are afraid to
risk their lives in the perilous
work OF clearing away tie rubbish.
Many who are willing 10 expose them
selves 10 danger are prevented by friends
or by the police. Fear. grief and despair
are depicted on nearly every face. All
have some sad or tragic tals TO tell. The
first shock was felt on Sunday afternoon
about half past o'clock. Immediately
houses began TO fall and wild shrieks
were heard on every side. Then follow
ei an awful silence OF some minutes.
The terrified survivors gradually ventur.
cd into the narrow lanes spd reached
open spaces. Shortly after another ter
rible shock completed the devastation.
All night shocks succeeded each other
at short intervals, and each one
was preceded by dull sounds
not unlike subterrarean explosions.
Since that frequent shocks have been felt
A few minutes ago while writing the pres.
ent dispatch distinctly heard an explo-
sion and felt the earth iremble, but as
am under canvas | have nothing TO fear.
The old Genoese fortress, containing 400
houses inhabited by Musselmans and
Jews, suffered more tnan the rest OF the
town. The ground there sank bali q
metre and nearly all the houses were
Immediately destroyed and several hun
dred persons must have perished. II il
known that about thirty Ausselman
women were assembled in the house,
not one Of whom escaped. The South.
ern part OF the island is said 10 have
suffered more than this town. Hel
Majesty's gun vessel Bittern arrived
this morning. The captain at once came
ashore and after consulting with the
Governor OF the island, organized re
lief parties for tending the wounded and
extricating dead bodies from the ruins
He then went over TO Chesme and made
] careful inquiries regarding the state o
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Stuck Him Right.

ST. LOUIS, April l0.-The Republicans
Dallas. Texas, special says: 1t will be
recollected two years ago that Rev. IL.
q. Veal, prominent Methodist preach.
er, was arraigned for carnal and lustful
assault on Mrs. Emma Grillin at Waxa.
hatchie. This was his second appear
ance in court for such scandalous con-
duct. His church found him guilty.
The Masonic fraternity expelled him
and the court fined him 500, from the
latter verdict he appealed to a higher
court, which granted him a new trial.
His second trial ended at Waxahatchie
to-day in verdict OF guilty and a fine
of 81 900 and costs
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ALL TO HANG.
Sentence Passed Upon the Assassins Of
the Car.


Sr. PETERSBURG, April l0.-At the
trial on Saturday, Assistant Prosecutor
Muravieff strongly denounced the revo-
lutionary doctrines and deeds avowed
by the accused, and demanded the
severest penalty for all, and concluded
by declaring that the fidelity OF the peo-
pie to the throne was unshaken, and the
efforts of the terrorist party in this
direction had proved absolutely abor-
tive. The prisoners listened unmoved.
Jeiahoff and kiebaltschetisch took
notes. After recess, counsel for the
defense spoke three hours. Jeliahof
spoke in his own behalf. He was
several times interrupted by the Presid.
ing Judge. When Jeliahoh finished, I,
the court asked the accused il they had
any further defense to urge and they re.
piled in the negative. The court retired
Tor consultation and returned at 1890
this morning. Twenty-four questions
formulated for determination con-
cerning the prisoners were then read
and the court again retired to consider
a verdict. After three hours delibera-
ton they returned at $50 this morning
with the verdict OF guilty against all
and a sentence to death by hanging was
pronounced. Sophie PeOnsky's sen.
tence was submitted to the Gar for con-
firmation because she IL OF noble birth.
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the town and the inhabitants. To-mor-
row he intends visiting the southern
part OF the island. where less has been
done for the relief OF the sufferers. l
visited Chesme this afternoon, only
about ten inhabitants were killed, but
many houses are in ruins and very
many more delapidated. The mayor
informed me that three-fourths OF the
houses are in a dangerous condition.
The inhabitants are afraid 10
live even in those which are
uninjured, for every night since Sun.
day frequent shocks have been felt.
Nearly all prefer to camp out ~ the
weather is fine, and the hardship in
this respect 10 not great 1t is said that
throughout the district not less than
$4,000 people are without shelter. In
Kastro the work of eItricatipg the
bodies and attending to the wounded
is progressing satisfactorily, but Q stitl.
ing odor in the vicinity OF the many
ruins proves the former operations lar
from complete. On the other hand,
some wonderful escapes have occurred.
One woman was buried under the
ruins fiity.two hours, and at last was
rescued. having given birth in the
meantime to 8 child. The child is dead
but the mother is doing well.
The medical commission is now sit.
ting to consider the expediency OF cov-
ing the rubbish in the fortress with
earth as there is no hope Of saving any
OF the lives and the dlsinterment OF the
dead might produce an epidemic. Ii is
now believed that throughout the whole
OF Indiana, which contained 10000 in.
habitants, 5000 or 1000 were killed and
twenty-five per cent. OF the survivors
wounded. French, British, United
States and Austrian gun vessels in the
harbor are doing all in their power
10 assist the authorities in the work OF
relief. Only ten of the inhabitants OF
Chesme were killed, but many houses
are in ruins and thirty thousand people
without shelter.
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Tho Mi,souIi River Flood.

OMAHA, April l0.-The overflow Of
the Missouri river is abating, the fall
from the highes, point marking seven
inches since Yesterday noon, and prop.
erty owners are hopeful. There are
more favorable reports IRON above, and
the fall Of the riyer will he eagerly
watched for. From present indications
it is likely it will cut new channel into
the Iowa side, and the Union Pacific
Railroad will build . Temporary sp-
proach TO transfer the depot and running
regular trains.
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THE NEWS
or the Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs.

DOm6btlC.
Four inches OF snow fell IN North
Virginia Saturday night, making the
third snowfall this month.
The captain OF the government tug
Geo. III. Wright and two men were
drowned at Ysuguina bar, Oregon, by
the capsizing OF BOAT.
The Jury in the Riley case, at Austin,
Mimi, returned a verdict finding the
defendant not guilty OF the alleged at
tempt TO assassinate Judge Sherman
Page last August.
The body of Charles Harper, the miss.
ing express messenger, was found near
Detroit in a stream. No reason for the
suicide is known, as he was trusted
and faithful employe.
The Citizens Committee on Street
Cleaning, at New York, issued call for
mass meeting on Tuesday next to pro-
test against the action of the Assembly
in defeating the street cleaning bill.
Gen. NJ. w. Gary died in Edgetield
Court House, S. c., Saturday. He was
a Brigadier General in the Confederate
army, and State Senator from Edgetield
from 1876 to 1880. He was one OF the
leading spirits in the political struggle OF
1876.
A special from Delaware, o., chroni.
cles the drowning there on Saturday OF
George McElroy, son OF eX-Mayor Nc.
Elroy, who had driven into a stream.
The wheel of the wagon struck a rock,
and the rapid current overturned it. a
companiOn who was with him escaped,
but George, who was unable to swim,
and being cramped by the icy water, was
drowned.
Foreign.
A Rome telegram saws: The King has
accepted the resignation OF the Mini
is;ry.
Ice in the St. Lawrence is beginning
TO move. Ii the present fine weather
continues, the river will be open in a few
days.
A Pesth telegram saws: In conse-
duence OF the bursting. OF q dam near
Menezel, the river there flooded 100000
acres OF arabic land. The War Minister
has ordered four battalions OF engineers
to the spot. Forty thousand acres are
also flooded near Syentes.
The will OF the late Thomas Carlyle,
in paragraph expressing a strong feel
ing OF good will toward America, and
especially New England, gives the books
he used in writing the lives OF Oliver
Cromwell and Frederick the Great to
the Harvard University.
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A Reckless Suicide.

ST. Louis, April 9.-For some weeks
past Charles Maui, formerly employed
on the Vandalia Railroad and recently
by the Tunnel Company, and his wife
have quarreled about money and other
matters, and two weeks ago she LETT him
and threatened to apply for a divorce.
This produced very depressing effect
on Maul's mind. and about hall past ten
last night he went to his room at his
brothers house, ll22 North street, and
blew his brains out with pistol.
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A RiO Blaza in Ohio

CINclNNArI, April 9.-Specia!s from
Mount Vernon, Ohio, report the de.
struction late last night, at that place, OF
the large building used by Cooper 4 Co.,
engine builders, for storing patterns and
manufactured stock, and that the loss is
100000 and the insurance two-thirds
OF that amount. The machine shops,
two in number, were saved. The fire is
supposed to be the work OF an incendiary
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MAAoNE's WONDERFUL IDEA.
He and Alex. Stephens to Pull Together
-Chandler's Chance Fading.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mahone and
Alex. Stephens have fraternized and
they seem to agree entirely with each
other, in anticipating something like a
political millennium and in believing that
they will bring it about. Bill Chandler's
friends doubt his confirmation, ,ss all the
Democrats and Don Cameron intend TO
vote against him.
The Republicans of Alexandria coun.
ty and Fauquar county, Virginia, held a
meeting yesterday and resolved not 10
follow Malone, but to maintain regu.
lar Republican organization. So maIy
of the Senators are pairing and leaving,
the chances are that the senate will be
left without quorum and be forced to
adjourn before many dayS.
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Death of q Pioneer.

ColuMBus, O., April lO-Judge John
CLANCY, OF Canal Winchester, died to-
night in the 92d year OF his age de was
born in Maryland January l2, 1890. lie
was a Jackson presidential elec!or IN
1892, was elected 10 Congress in
1885 and served three terms. tie
was also a member OF both
branches OF the Ohio Legislature
serving five terms in the House and one
in the Senate. He was also an Asso'
ciate Justice of the Cncuit Court under
the old Constitution OF the State. The
first office he held was that OF Justice OF
the Peace; his third.Niis survives him.
Judge CLANCY was probably the Oldest
ex-senator in the United States.
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A MOULDER.
Dan conners Fatally Shot by . Friend.

Dan Conners FataIIy Bhot bJ FrIehu
CHICAGO. April lO.-Daniel Conners,
aged 50, a monldcr, was fatally shot this
evening bv Henry Smith in drunken
brawl on Clark street, between lay lor
and Cook streets. Conners and his
companions had been on q protracted
spree. and Smith, who has the repnta-
ton OF being "pool sharp" from Bing.
hamton, y. Y, forced himself into their
company. in trying 10 rid themselves
of Smith, quarrel arose, in which he
drew pistol, which he had stolen from
a store on Clark street, and shot Conners
in the abdomen. The wounded man
was taken TO hospital, where he will
die, and Smith. as he gives his name,
vas arrested.
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THE sHoWMAN'S PET.
d ,ath of the Mammo. h Queen at Detroit

DETROIT, April 9.-Mrs. Chas O'Bsl,
llu, OF Sarsnac, this State, the far-fame,I
fat woman, known rs the Mammoth
Queen, died yests rday. Her weight
when with shows, is stated at 57C
pounds. The has been living at heI
home for some time past. Her weight
before death was Az pounds. The
casket containing the body was six and
one.half feet long, three wide, and
tsenty inches deep.
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he Will shovel No More.

CHICAGO, April BY an accident
near Window, on the Sioux City road
last evening, Ludwig Ludka was killed
- Bergmaster, Fred. Sorrensen, Her
man Funch and Hans Peterson were in
jured. Bergmaster can hardly recover.
An engine was clearing snow from the
track, when it ran through DRIFT, and
before it could be stopped ran into q
crew OF shovelers in q cut just beyond
with the result indicated above.
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oH1o's RE-APPoRTIoNMEyT,
Seeming Favorable Result for the Demo
cracy,

CoLuMBus, April 9.-The Governor,
Secretary OF State and Auditor OF State,
whose duty it to apportion the State
for Senators and Representatives in the
general assembly under the recent cen.
sus. completed their labors to-day.
Neither OF the great political parties
seemed to have gained any great advan-
tage from the new appointment. The
next Senate will have S3 members, and
on the vote OF last October it would
stand is Republicans and l5 Democrats.
The next House will have los members,
and upon the same vote would stand
66 Republicans and 80 Democrats. OF
the Representatives that are counted as
Republicans, 23 are in counties that are
so close that in an oil year contest the
Democrats may elect. This change
would make the House stand % Demo
Gratis to A. Republicans. Of the is Re-
publican Senators are in doubtful dis
tricts, aud of the l5 Democratic Sens-
tors 8 are IN doubtful districts.
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Burned ct Sea.

BosroN, April l0.-A dispatch from
Highland Light, Cape Cod, states that a
vessel was seen en- fire from that point
at 7:SO p. N, Saturday, bearing north
about ten miles, but owing to the dark.
ness her class could not be discovered.
She locked like a two-masted steamer,
square rigged on the foremast. At 7:45
both masts were in flames, aud at 5
o'clock she disappeared. The weather
vaS calm and the sea smooth.
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PrepariuR for Raid,

CoNsrASTryoPLE April 10. - Sheik
Abiedullah has invited a number OF
Kurdish chiefs to be ready to invade
Persia next Monday. The Porte is tax
ing steps to prevent the invasion.
Brigands near SIlonica captured sew
erl Englishmen and demand El5,000
ransom.
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puiiv Tor .Iow Dol. /"

ST. PAUL, April l0.-Advices have
been received at headquarters here thst
Low Dogs band from Sitting BuiPs
camp, are now en- route from Poplar
riysr 70 Buford, under charge OF lAeu'
tenant Robinson, OF the Seventh caval'
~. There are fifty men and seventy
women and children in the party.
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r,. p,c,I.,. Ar,i.Hish Rsp. Men.

CnIc,G1. April l0-The Labor Union,
an extensive and powerful orgpi1ation,
a, It's meeting tonight sdopted reso'
luton calling upon tenants TO refuse 10
give 10 their holdings On Asy lst or to
rent others or pay advance rent steps
are 10 be taken TO raise funds and em-
ploy counsel TO defend the action Of
tenants under this resolution.
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Small PoI and Typhus Fever In New
York

Nlw YoEK, April l0.-Ths bodies o,
six men, who died from small poI and
ten from ryphus fever. were burned rom
the Riverside Hospital to-day. Two
others died in the hospital to-day OF ty.
phus fever. Five other cases oil small
pox were discoversd by the sanitary In
spectsrs 20 day and removed TO the hos
Dital
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VIZ come to you With no unoeftainty.
but can say positively, that Dsnigs
Conob Balssm is the best thing ever Of
Tered for coughs, colds, vboopins cough,
soreness Of the chest, and oil throat snd
lung troubles. 1t cures when otne'
remedies fail.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Fsirly active.
STATE BoSDs-l.ess active than o! late
and generally weak aud lower.

and generally weak anu lower.
SrocEs-The market was strong at the
opening, anu NIL sdvancs OF 10 per
cent. MAS recorded, the latter in Reading.
but at the first board speculation became
weak and n decline OF TO ~ per cent.
took place, in which Reading Was again
promi,nt. Toward noon the market
assumed q firm tone AMI under lead Of
Reading prices rose 10 : per cent. In.
diana, Burlington aud Western sold up
10 s, per cent and closed at the highest
point. The general market Was ex-
tremely dull in the late dealings and
closed fairly steady. Outside OF the two
stocks mentioned above the fluctuations
in prices were confined within very
narrow range.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, distributed as follows: delaware,
I.ackawanna and Western $1,000, Della.
ware and Hudson 1900. Denver and Rio
Grande 1, 400, Erie 800, Hannibal aud
NJ. Joseph 5000, Iron Mountain 1000,
Lake shore 1900, Michigan Central
l4.OOO, Manhattan Elevated Z, 100, Mo.
bile and Ohio 2,GOO Northwestern 200,
New Jersey Central 1900. New York
Central 500, Northern Pacific $500, Ohio
and Mississippi 800, Ontario and West
ern 5000, Pacific Mail 800. Reading
1880, 1t. Paul 1880, Union Pacific
5000, Wabash Pacific 1900. Western
Union 1900, Quicksilver 1900. Indiana,
Bloomin,tD IN and Western 400 and
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Irish Disgust with Parliament.
BenconsfieId Unimprovcd.

LONDON, April 10. - Beacons6eld
passed a very quiet night. lie continues
10 take nourshment, but his weakness IL
still the cause OF anxiety.
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n sv YoYs.

NEW YoRE, April 9.-Cotton- Firm
at 10 I3-lGtall l.I6c; futures steady.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged; receipts
1900 barrels; exports 500 barrels.
Wheat Inactive: receipts ~, 900 bush.
els; exports lS7, 900 bushels; rejected
oslo: ungrad,d red 81 l5Cai Il, No.
DO 81 l9ltHl Isi steamer DO 81 II;
No. 2 rel 81 22iosl 22i; canal 81 23ICp
| -; railroad 81 30, steamer No. 2 rel
81 20; No. red 81 "a iGaI -; miIel
winter 81 l9!Cal 20, No . white 81 ~
@i I9l; No. do, sales 5000 hush.
els, at 81 2iGai 2I!; No. 2 red seller
April, sales 201 ,GOO bushels, tsi 2lt
nl 2?!: seller Nav, sales 30t. 600 bush.
els. stSi 2Oiml 20. seller June, sales
2Is OOO bushels, at 81 1871 20; seller
Juy, sales 1900 bushels. at 81 Ia.
Corn-Duil: receipts 70 900 bushels,
exports l:pb,OOO bushels, ungrajed $40
5s,c: NJ ) 53!la,bic; nj, amer 6is5sc:
so. . jSl,Jgir; 80. . white 90; No. 2
SELLER April - !GdJ7ic, seller May NiCsD
Sta; seller June J.r. Oat.-Dull and
lover; receipts 1850 bushels: west.
.rn mirsd Mobile. white I7Csts.c.
Hsy-Demand fair and market firm at
$4,000. Hops-Quiet aud unchanged.
Codec-Steady; Rio csrgoes quoted at
l0iG,l3c. sugar-flrm. fair 10 good
retinirg 7lis7,c. Molasses- steady and
IN moderate demand. Rice-- Deu and
fair md market firm. PetrolsuR-FIrm:
United 81 ic; crude 6lSJ7ic; refined r.
Tallow-Firm at GlS7lc. Rosin-Dull
and unchanged. TDrpentine-Firmsr
At 4la4l},. Eggs-Dull and weak st
lsc. Leather STEADY: benlosk role -
a,25c. Wool-Dull; domestic hsec. 32
6s48c; pulled 20Cs sI0c; unwashed ItlS
&c; Texas 1929. Pork-Firm and
moderately active; old mes SIS 30:
new oil 10 B.si-Quist and steady.
Cut N Strong aud qui~t; long clear
- 10; short clear Ss 10. Larj-Psirly
active and shade higher at 81 l0.s
l24. Butter-Qniet and uIchsngej.
Cheese-Pirm at l0si2,c. Metsls-
Manufactured Copper b~w
shsathing DC; ingoi lake ls.Si9ic.
Pig .Iron-Dull; Scotch s2i Octs4 80;
American SO 0oS25 20; Russia sheet
ing l3(SI5c. Ssils-Cut % 00lS3 10;
clinch a S0s go.
CsycAeo. April 9-Flosr-Quist ali
unchanged. whest-Aotiye but lower:
No. 2 Chicago spring S9totd9l OH cash.
81 O4i seller May; 81 05i sIIer June:
81 O5f seller July; No. 3, sl!(S8jSc; ~.
Iected 74IG sic. CDrn-In lar demand
at lower 10 e.; 3Ia42e cssh; I2ic bid
seller May aud June; 43c bid seller
July. Osts-DuIl, wesk and lover; 3lttS
G33ie cash; 35iC435Ic seller Nay: 3jic
SELLER June. Rye Easier At 81 o.. Bar.
lsy-Enier ct 81 90. Pork-stsong sud
higher at 81 o0(Sl7 Is cash and ,ellsr
May; Sl7 25lSl7 20 seller June; 81 300
II 32} seller July. LArd-Active and .
shade higher Of $40 7i9l0 % cash:
cash; $40 slssl0 So seller Nay; SO 20
Csl0 g2i seller ynze; $40 vigil 90 ssl.
Ter July. Bulk Meats-Aetiye, firm and
higher; shoulders s5 IS; short ribs o Is.
short clear 8 50. Whisky-Stsady and
unchanged los.
Pittsburxh-
PrrnscsSH, April 8. Petroleum -
Very active; crude 1uctuaiing and IN.
settled; Uaitsd certiHcstss closed st
S2ic offered; refined 6rmer at &c fos
Philadelphia delivery.
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AsIys and sure means o. feseonn9
,bs Youthful color Of the hair u fur
nished by Psrker's Hair Balsam, which u
deservsdiy popular from it, superior
cleanliness