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RESCUED FisOM DEATH

The follow ing statement of William }. Cough
lin, of SomeryiIle, Mass, Is 50 remarkable that
we beg to ask for It the attention OF our read
ers He says "In the fall OF 1876 ! was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by severe cough. 1 soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. 1 was so weak Mt one time
that could not leave MY bed. In the sum-
mer of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital
While there the doctors said I had hole in
my lett lung as big rs a halfiollar. expend-
ed over a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icines. Twas so far gone Mt one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but q friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS. L laughed at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got bottle to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and to-day feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
II write this hoping yOu viii publish it. SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will l,e induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and he convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that It has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap'
reared and shall soon be able to go to work.
Sold by II, Is. Cochran, l37 North Queen street.
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Representative White, of kentucky, Speaks
In Favor Of tho Pending Measure-The
Question of Adjournment.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The House dis
pensed with morning business and went
into committee OF the whole on tho bill to
reduce internal revenue taxation. Mr..
White (Ky.) spoke in favor Of his amend
ment to repeal the revenue system SO far
as it regulated production, manufacture
and sale of tobacco. He said it would
remedy the evils under which the poor
farmer or planter labored, and, looking at
it in q political view, he contended that
the adoption of the amendment would re-
suit in carrying many doubtful districts in
tho South for the Republican party.
Mr.. Anderson (Kansas) opposed the bill,
saying it was the entering wedge of a
scheme to abolish all taxes, so as to pre-
vent reduction of the present tariff duties.
WASHINGTON June 22.-The ways and
means committee further considered the
question of final adjournment. Motions
to fix July Sd, 10th and 2sd were severally
voted down, and pending a vote to fix
July 18th as the date, the committee ad-
journed to attend the session Of the House.
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STILL ANOTHER EFFORT.
PhilanthrOpists and Scientlsts Seeking
Reprieyo for l3uiteau

Keprieye for GuiteAu.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Miss Chevail
lier, of Boston, secretary of the national
society for the protection of the insane.
accompanied by DR.. George NJ. Beard, of
New York, DR.. w. w. Gadding, superin
tendent of the government hospital for
the insane, and Rev. w. W. Hicks, pas.
tor of the Tabernacle, and who is now act
ing as Guiteau's spiritual adviser, had an
interview with the president this after
noon by special appointment, and
presented petition praying for
reprieve in the case Of Guiteau, and
for the creation of q scientific commission
to determine the sanity or insanity of tho
condemned man. The petition is signed
by a number of medical experts who state
their conviction that Guiteau is insane and
urge the propriety Of such a commission.
The committee are now, at ? p. m, with
the president, who was not able to receive
them till few minutes before two. They
waited in the presidents library from
about noon.
Drs. Beard and Gadding advanced arsu.
ments in support Of the petition. One of
the points made by DR.. Beard was that
Guiteau had really had no trial, the So
called trial being merely All exhibition.
He said it was the strongest case Of in
sanity ever before court, and was only
lost through the incompetency Of Gui-
teau's counsel. He said "The incOm-
pentency of Scoville was as phenomenal as
the insanity of his client.
The president listened patiently. and
taking tho papers said they wolld he ex
amined. They will be referred to the at
torney general for report. All the other
papers previously received bearing on this
case have been similarly refused.
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AARKETN.
t.hiIadeiphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22-FlOur dull and
weak; Superfine, at s. OO13 so Extra
3 1904 IS; Penn'a family, 5 75flG %.
Rye Hour at "a 25@4 80.
Wheat quiet and steady No. 2 Western Red
81 39%llsO; Del. and Pa Red, 81 4OQl Al
DO Amber, 81 4lll AZ.
Corn dull and easier for local u.c Steamer
Sic; Yellow at S2hc; Mixed, slA@s2c
No. 3 Mixed, SOC.
Oats dull but steady No. White. G2I0G3c
No. 2 do 6l7a0G2c No. do Gle; No : Mixed
591a@6Oc.
Rye dull at SOC.
FlaXseed nominal at 81 81.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm and unchanged.
Butter Quiet but steadily held; Creamery
Extra, sc: do good to choice, 239s5c.
Rolls unchanged.
Eggs steady, fair demand for fresh Pa
2i022c Western 1902Oc.
| Cheese dull but steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, 7Zc.
| Whisky dull at II II.
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GRAND Army MEN.

They Call ON tho President, Who Cordially
Receives Them.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Dahlgren post.
No. 2, G. A. r., of South Boston, and
Post No. 2, G. A. r., of Philadelphia, ar
rived from Baltimore and were received by
Kit Carson post, No. 2, of this city. They
parallel up Pennsylvania avenue to the
White House, where they were received in
East room by tie president, who shook
each of tho visitors by the hand.
Just before the reception, Philip
Herse, ono of the Philadelphians was
overcome by the heat and had to be re-
moved to a noighboring drug store fOl
treatment. The visiting posts will leave
leave here for their homes to morrow
morning.
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FIGHT WITH RUBBERs.
A Had crowd Captured After Desperate Re-
st0t8nCe.

Had Crowd Captured After Desperate Re-
sist8nce.
SUNBURy. Pa, June 22.-Wm. Whip
pie, Abraham Whipple and VIM. Forest,
who belong to an organized gang, which
has committed number of rObberies and
other crimes in this vicinity recently, were
arrested last night. Forest was found
in his house at this place, and made
a desperate resistance. le drew a
revolver and climbing on tho roof
of his house defied the officers. He was
finally captured, but escaped by jumping
through a window in the magistrate 8
Office. lie was afterwards recaptured and
lodged in Jail. The Whipple brothers
were found near Montandon, eight miles
above here. Ono of them leaped through
q window, and after a chase Of half a
mile through the fields was shot i'll the
back, but was not seriously wounded.
Both were then lodged in Jail.
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MASONIC EXCURSION 10 PHlLADEL-
Nl phia. Members of - and 47G ana OfOther
lodges of 4. and A. NJ :, of this county, who wish
to participate in the grand Masonic parade at
Philadelphia, on SATURDAY next, JUNE
94th, should be at the Pennsylvania railroad
depot ut 5:l5 a. M. train leaves shortly after
that time. Special cars on first section OF
fast line have been secured for the order.
Excursion tickets from Lancaster to bc
had at ticket Office tor SOS. good until
Monday night. Sandwich and coffee furnished
on cars for breakfast. Masonic dress (black
suit, black necktie and silk hat) will be strictly
adhered to. Headquarters ut West End Hotel,
1870 Chestnut street. one square from depot.
Dinner, 81 at headG uarters. by order of Chief
Marshal. John +. Hurtranft. The column will
move at Q o'clock. sharp, up Broad street to
Columbia avenue. and cOuntermarch to Tenn
nle and dismiss Distance of march 2L miles.
Ufficcrs and Past Masters will wear the jewel
OF the Office on lett lapel Of coat, suspended
by blue ribbon.
iue2-etd j. ROHRER, Marshal.
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Strike of Railroad Laborers.
BAD BLOOD IN COURT.
Another EOy in the Star Route Proceea
ings.

Another EoS in the Star Route Proceed
ings.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-During the
examination of witness in the Star Route
trials, to-day, tho defense called upon
Mr.. Bliss to produce a certain paper which
they asserted was necessary for the de-
fense. Dad feeling was Immediately ell
gendered as has invariably been the case
when these papers have been referred to.
Mr.. Merrick declared that in view Of the
iuuendO and discourteous treatment in
dulged in by the defense towards ono OF
his associates, Mr.. Bliss, the prosecution
would hereafter refuse to answer any
questions Of the other side, ex-
cept when put through the court.
Mr.. Wilson then gave notice that he
would ask for subpoenas upon Assistant
Postmaster Elmer, Inspector Woodwork
and Mr.. Bliss for the production Of tho
papers.
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NO CHANGE.
Tho Strike of tho Freight Handlers Con-
timed.

Tho Strike of tho Freight Handlers Con-
tinued.
NEW YORK, June 222.-Tho situation OF
the freight handlers strikesis practically
unchanged. Both employers and EN-
ployed seem determined to hold ont.
At the New Jersey Central depot PIERS
12, 13 and IA, North river, about 30 men
are at work, and business is progressing
favorably in comparison with other piers.
Freight is accumulating on tho docks
and bulk-heads, and in all the depOts.
The streets in the neighboIhood of s..
Johns park depot are blocked up with
heavily loaded trucks. The strikers SO
far have given the police very little trouble.
The opinion prevails that the railroad
men will nave to give up either this after
noon or tomorrow. The merchants, it is
said, are using all their powers of persua
sion to induce the companies to give the
increased wages.
Strike of Railroad Laborers.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ia, June 22--The
Italian and negro labOrers on the Jersey
Shore & Pine Greek railroad, near Jersey
Shore, struck to day for an increase OF
wages. The negroes were granted All adj
vance from S1.35 to $1.5O per day and re-
sumed work. Tho Italians have not been
given their demand yet, as their WORK has
not baen satisfactory.
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The Gas Trust Yields.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-ht special
meeting Of the gas trustees to-day,
resolutions were adopted instructing the
cashier to allow the committee Of coun-
cils to examine, publicly Or privately,
all the books, accounts, vouchers, etc, OF
the gas trust, but enjoining that no one
except the said committee or its memb,rs
shall DO permitted to take possession Of
such books or papers.
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auction ~, the Great Now York tsazaar.

All good. which are left unsold since the
fire ut the Great New York Bazaar. NO. ~
North Queen street will DC sold n public
auction on Saturday, June n. the sale to com
mence at 7 o'clock I'm the morning and will
continue all day, until everything Is sold.
This is your last chance to buy the richest
goods at your own price, as everything must
bc sold on that day without reserve, rs the
proprietors are making arrangements TO fix
up the bazaar to he ready for business again
A., a short time o2-2t
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Bate Nominated in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 22.-At mid
night the Democratic convention proceed
ed to ballot for nominee for governor
the first ballot resulted as follows: Gen.
William B. Bate $50, Robert L. Taylor
288, J. D. G. Atkins 2l4, John r. Neal
81, William L. Ledgerw0Od IS and Robt.
E. Thompson 65. There was NO choice.
Gen. William B. Bate was nominated
for governor on the fifth ballot.
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Governor Corneli's Veto.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 2e.-The COVER
nor has vetoed the elevated railway tax
bill which had been 50 strenuOusly opposed
by the New York city officials on the
ground that it relieved the company from
the payment Of just taxes already due, and
that it was unfair in its provisions fol
future taxation in that it is criminated too
much in the company's favor. Charges
of bribery and corruption were freely
made on the passage of the bill.
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aonors at Leh,gh Universiry.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 22.-This was
the final day of the Lehigh university
commencement. Bishop Howe, Of Read
ing, conducted the religious services. The
graduates delivered their orations, the
salutatorian being E. H. Lowall and the
valedictorian C. G. Hopking. Thomas II.
Hardcastle, of Easton, Nd, delivered the
masters Grafton, and the Wilbur scholar
ship prize was awarded to Lewis 3. Semple
Degrees were conferred GU the graduatet
and also upon Thomas H. Hardcastle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-22

As will be seen by an advertisement else
where. Mrs. NJ. j. Kunkle, OF this city. has
opened the Lancaster Cottage tor The season
OF 1882. This cottage, between Atlantic and
Pacific avenues, Is pleasantly located The
Improvement, are complete. The rooms are
airy and elegantly furnished. Persons visiting
Atlantic City will IinL i: to their advantage to
stop al Lac Lancaster Cottage.
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Three Girls Commit satcIde.

DANvILLE, ILL.,, June 22.-Allie Mills,
aged ID years, Mary Oglie, aged II,
and May Jones, aged 12. commit
ted suicide this morning by taking
arsenic. Allie Mills gave as her reason
that her father lived with shameless
woman. Miss Oglie's reason was that she
was an orphan. and Mary Jones took the
drug because the others did.
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Wm Mccartney. So Lloyd Street, Buffalo
n. Y. fell and sprained his ankle. Ills EN-
pIOyer. II. Anderson, 81 Main Street, procured
some Thomas Eclectric OIL and he says that q
few applications enabled him to go to work as
usual. For sale at ii. Il. COchran's drug store
l;7 North Queen street. Lancaster
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,,,s,ur,,ances Oh a Distant Isle.

LONDON, June 22--Advices from Sher-
bro, an island near Sierra Leone, state
that tho natives of Martha having plumber
ed boat belonging to Bunthe Island,
where tho British government Offices al 9
stationed, and having fired on the police
who went to arrest them, the government
of Sierra Leone proceeded to Martha with
a force of Blue Jackets and inflicted loss
Of 200 killed on the residents.
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Estimate OflhC Damage.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, June 22.-The follow
ing estimate is made of the damage done
by the cyclone in the various counties of
this state !: Boone SEQ, 900, Story $50, OOO,
Jasper $50, 900, Powestick 1000, Keokuk
800. 600, Henry 81, ,2OO,0 900, Pocahontas
$40, 900 ; the Chicago & Rock Island rail:
way company lose in merchanise and
property al. 900, and the Iowa Central
railway company $4,000 The total loss
is estimated at from 81, 500 900 to s., ,O0O,-
600,
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Saved from the Ice.

ST.. JOHNs, N. F., June 22.-The
schooner Brenton arrived here last night
with captain and crew of bark Lizzie Cam
eron, which collided on the 10th with an
iceberg and sunk in half an hour. The cap
tain and crew of eleven men took to their
boats, and were picked up by the schooner
All were saved.
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Tho Egyptian ImbrogliO.

LONDON, June 22.-The Times CORES.
pondent at Alexandria says, it is generally
believed that if tho khedive goes to Cairo
he will not return from there alive. The
fleet here consists of seven English ships
seven French, two Greek, one Italian, one
Austrian, one German, ono American, orc
Russian and one Turkish.
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N8w 1ORR. June ea-FlOur--State ant
Western duh and slightly in buyers favor !:
labor strikes materially checks export trade !;
Southern duh and weak.
Wheat opened H05sc lower snbseq equently
recovered and advanced H0ssc; trade mod
crate No. R.i. june. 81 4sk1l 3N do
do Sept. 81 l7t40l lS14 do Oct. 81 lS,.0l l?1s.
Corn without important change; Mixed
spot. nose do futures. .sd0kc.
cash, &c June. 6l1sG6ls4c July. 57,t G571sc;
do Aug, l6;al47Nc: 10 Sept, iac: State,
6.il6Sc Western, 6O3Gsc.
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Keene.s Colors at tho Front.

LONDON June 22-The StOckbridge
races began to-day. The race for the
Beaufort Handicap was won by J. r.
Keene's three year old bay colt Golden
Gate Mr.. c.. Blantons five year old bay
marc Windsor was second, and Mr.. F.
Grettons three year old Z. Transition
third. There were four starters.
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TKAND EXCURSION
no.
Fair View Park, Reading, Pa
MONDAY NEXT, JUNE &c, lss,

MONDAY NEXT, JUNE &c, 1882.
Under the Auspices OF st. AnthOny's Church.
Street Parade by St. Michac!'s beneficial
Society; Grand Promenade Concert by the
celebrated Lancaster City Cornet Band ant.
Farbachs Splendid Orchestra lot seven men)
discnuIsing music in the mammoth dancing
pavilion, besides other amuscmentS, will be
the programme for the day. Warm dinner
and refreshments OF all kinds will be served
at reasonable prices.
In order to arrange for ample railroad ac
commOtlatiOns persons are kindly requested
to purchase tickets before Saturday evening.
O'Clock a. NJ. sharp, and will leave Reading
ut p. M. sharp.
TICKETS including admission TO Park
ONLY $1.30. For sala at depot, Miss l..
Flynn's nook store. John Hiemen::'s shoe store
and by the Committee. :2jtu
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s,r.p.I Mxsonic Excurs,on

to Philadelphia, on Saturday, J une oath. Round
trip tickets good for three days. Train leaves
Lancaster. King street, Mt 5:45 a. H., and upper
depot at 5:55. Fare for the round TIP only
81 2OG. Leave Columbia at 5:i5. Fare, $2;ss
Leave Landisvillc GOT. fare, 81. Leave Man.
helm ut $50, fare Sl.aO For further particulars
see circuar. ]uSs2td
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.
~ nIC ADLAING LIZ ESIAR L, L

NWARTHMOKE COLLE(SF.
y RE-OPENING IN RESTORED BUILD
ING. Both sexes admitted. College and pre-
paratOry school under care OF members OF
the Society OF Friends. The main building.
destroyed by fire 9th month. last, has been
completely rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up
with all c0nvcnienccs. Thorough instruction
in Languages, Literature. Mathematics and
the Scencps. New Scientific Building con-
taining LabOratorie Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine Shops, and all appliances for pursuing u
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical
and Civil Engineering. the next term opens
things being equal. places will DE given to the
earliest applicants.
For full particular, address
EDWARD NJ. MAGILL, Presf,
Swarthmore College, Delaware Co., Pa.
2n,,l
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Tie Volunteer Firemen.

A. S. Edwards, of the Empire fire COM
pany, who il a member Of the state fire
mans association, which meets at Brad.
ford on September 22d, has received an
invitation with programme of the meet
ing, with rates of hotels &c.
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INSTATE or LORENZ SrEIDEL, LATE
Il Of the city of Lancaster, dec'd.-Letters
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims Or
demands against the same. will present them
without delay for settlement to the under.
signed, residing in said Lancaster City.
HENRY SPElDEL,
ABRAHAM SPEIDEL,
Il. G.. kREADY, ....- Executors.
4. EVANS, I iuL6td,f
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OMayOr's Court.

The mayor disposed of five cases OF
drunken and disOrderly conduct this
morning. Two Of the offenders were dis
charged on payment of costs, two we're
committed for five days each, and one Tor
ten daye.
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SlaOder Suit.

Christian Sharp, of this city, has entered
a slander suit in the protho1otary's Office,
against Charles Sharp Of New Holland.
He alleges that the defendant circulated
false reports about him, which did him
damage.
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Fatal RatlrOad Accident.

HAMILTON, Ont, June 2s.-The through
express train going west on the Great
Western railway ran of the track to-day
half mile east of the depot. The en-
pineer was killed.
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Givc Him q Rest.

When enfeebled by long suffering proceed
ing from torpid liver, biliousness. indigestion
consultation. or sick headache, take Bnrdock
Blood Bitters, which give rest TO the weary
and reinvigorates all the organs OF the body
Price 81. For sale at II. b. Cochran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Sale of Horses.

Samuel Hess a. Son, auctiOneers, sold at
public sale on Tuesday last for Howard
Baily, at Daniel Logan's sale and exchange
stables 16 head OF Kentucky horses at an
average price s2O3.93 per head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-22

This elegant hotel at Atlantic City contain
ing two hundred rooms, Is now open for the
season of 1882. The hotel fronts on Atlantic
and Pennsylvania avenues, and Is near to
both depots. 1t Is elegantly furnished ami has
all the modern improvements See advertise
mPnf.
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Police Prevent a Prize Fight.

FLUSHING, L. l., June ga prize
fight between Alexander Brown and
William Tracy, of New York, which had
been set down for this morning was pre-
vented by the Brooklyn police.
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Car ShOUa lSurneal.

CHICAGO, June 22.-One Of the erect
ing shops of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
St. Paul company was burned this morn
ing with five second class cars. The loss
will not exceed s25, 900, and is partially
covered by insurance.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, variable winds shifting to
east and south, fair weather, slight rise in
temperature, stationery or lower bar
Ometer.
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JOHN HANHAKER:S.
Al
IOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:

Black grenadines have been one
of the most distinguished fea-
lures of our trade for two months
past. We have had the finest
in the world, and all grades
down to the poorest thatwe care
to keep; and a wonderful
variety of patterns.
Now the season is drawing
to a close; and we are selling
below value what remain. More
than that. Whatever grena-
dimes are in the wholesale mar
ket bear very different prices
now from those of the spring.
So we are still buying; buying
to sell at half value.
Figured grenadines that
brought s. lately are selling at
81. And this may be taken as
a general indication of what we
are doing in grenadines.
Nextouter circle, south entrance to main
building.
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Eeatn to the rliarasites,

Which hide between the gums AMI teeth, and
eat into them TO their destruction. SOLO
DON'T Is master of the situation. Whoever
uses it regularly alter every meal. and
cleanse, his teeth and mouth, will soon be rid
OF the parasites. ju2C-lwdcodxW