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[The Ddlly hty'S'''
|-JSy, ont Of torn for sirty:f''e cents
/ month. address changed as of's"
. desired.
-nr,s.ian Reed, the Southern move
/ is Miss Frances c. Fisher WHOSE
her fell at Bull Run.
4 female college was sold at Baltl-
H. the other day for only slo'VOo'
4 however, did not Include the con-
b..
San Francisco l75 cases Of leprosy
H. been traced by the physicians OF
\ city to smoking cigarettes manu-
1 $turcd by Chinese lepers.
blk Pomeroy is at Niagara. 10
SIple,e the aceeptability OF this an
(, cement, we cheerfully await a tel
,r,m stating that "he is over the
8 ;"
bar Wilde pronounced Miss AIsatia
&.n, Of Montgomery, Ala, the most
Autiful young lady he had seen IN the
Aitad states-and now ALsatia talks
etiring to a convent.
tbe Philadelphia police has arrested
IAN who is charged with rob6ing
Intv-seyen boarding houses. "Eme-
hal insanity caused by hash" will be
3 plea of the defence.
fbe New York Commercial Bulletin
Srotes the total loss caused by fires
<llrring in the United States and Cam
Il during the first six months Of the
/. kent year, at $40, 100000.
h. day that the Republican majority
Il ot turn out a Democratic Congress
= and vote Sl,OOO,OOO or so for the
II .ft of one of RObesOn's henchmen
4 raried as day wasted.
~ mletone is not a large city by any
4 4us, but it supports three daily
.r. ~ aro banks, IS saloons and a
knit which, according to the
;&taph, "Is fitted up with all the
sS fern conveniences."
.r Cincinnati Times-Star thinks
81 the Immature OF certain Congress
n. who have been making uncom-
81 lentary allusions to each other is
81 to thoir having taken something
"a didn't agree with them.
Ryomng county, New York, farm
whose consciences reprOach them
Aidmy in the manufacture Of malt
4 bors, are now plOwing up their hoE
h.. The fact is, hOp-raising ha;
led to pay much, anyway.
j, Ellen Bolts, a Georgia young
is reported in the society press t
he special admiration Of young Mas
AArthur. We don't know anything
Wlt the girl, but it would certainl!
u praise-worthy thing to change he
finncll, Iowa, was the greatest tenn
Ancc town in that State. The Othe
M a cyclone blew all the houses owe
everybody was Mortified to fin,
the exposed cellars were full O
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-, Kn,el On shs .sairssl.

PnIssulsH. July A.-Ths body Of . boy
who. up 70 The time Of this wfitlng q us,
identified. was found On the Rsnnsylvs.is
railroad near Nilvsls station, Just sitsS ths
paseegs of the extra, 49,, eoteg -. Il
fs supposed that ths ~ sttsapted -
board the train while ID motion, ID ~
tktosn down and dfaeged alsug u tsAek.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Oakland.
Hf,ecioi 10 The Re0tsfey

OAKLAND, July A.-Arrivals at Oakland
Hotels: Gen. 8. P. Barstow, wife and two
servants, Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Hon. r. r. Dawes, Marietta, Ohio.
w. V. Cox, Washington, ID. G.
c. NJ. Keach, Baltimore, Md.
P. G. Russell and Gilbert Lehmer, Dem
yer, Colorado.
Geo. NJ. Bailey, Uniontown, Pa.
j. ". Thompson, Uniontown, Pa.
james NJ. Bell, Columbus, o.
r. Il. Mcclure, Mrs. W. J. w. Cowden,
Miss Fac Mcclure, Miss Beulah Boyd and
J. l.. Day, Wheeling, W. Va.
P.J. Kearns, Grafton, W. Va.
Miss Grale Flaherty, Petersburg, w.
Marshal Halstead, Cincinnati, O.
Chas. Parrott, Columbus, o.
Marshal Halstead, son Of Murat Hal
stead, proprietor of the Cincinnati Com.
mercial' is stopping at the Oakland Hotel.
C. r. Lord, general ticket agent OF the Is.
& O. r. r., is at the Oakland Hotel.
Arrivals at the Glades House-Gov. Chas.
Foster, Columbus, o.
Mrs. C. +. Mathews, Baltimore.
C. NJ. Vandenbau, wife and son Clarence,
GAINESVILLE, o.
G. A. Zwick and family, Covington, Ny.
Samuel Posner, wife, baby and nurse,
Baltimore.
John +. Travis, Wheeling
John Ryan, Jr., Homecoming, Md.
Dennis Sheridan, Piedmont w. Va.
VIM. J. Brown, New York.
Wm. NJ. C. Brown, TT. Pendleton.
Miss Green and Mrs. Green, Boston,
Mass.
VIM. Walsh, Parkersburg, W. Va.
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HAyAuA, July A,-Csrsfnl ce9p!l.eaea
of IT, sussr crop 6xss n e ~ - tea4
,6sing N sscs~ Il 72H pss ssae 49,
laSt crop. ~ q
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The Entries nj Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July A-The entries for the
races tomorrow are as follows: 1888 class
Hardwood, Meta Medium, Wayerly,
Adele Gould and Tom B. in the 2:26 class
H. NJ Strong, Florence NJ, Mamie, King
William, Mollie Kistler, Joe Bunker, Sue
Grundy, Aldine, Phyllis, Young Fullerton
and Doctor Nnrman p = -
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Yareirn srnfn Markef.

Lospos, July 24.-The Marx Lane E1-
press in its report of the British grain
trade. says Of wheat IL is stationary. For
eien breadstuffs and -four an occasional
decline Of 6ddlst The scarcity Of grain
enables sellers 20 maintain extreme prices.
Oats declined about Sd, and have weaken
ing tendency of the coast The cargo trade
il very inactive, California showing . de-
cline of II. There have been twelve fresh
arrivals and four sales, eight withdrawn
and FIVE remain, including Csliior1a.
Sales Of English. wheat during the week
I2,1S0 quarters at "A I'd per quarter, against
1858 quarters at 46s lid per quarter fof
the corresponding week Of last yexr. ~
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-c.e.cr~a neoos,

PAEn, July a. Hlian. Morton, ~
American peims dOpns, nade very -,
oessful debut at ths Grand SpssA - hes'
oueuits. in Ysost, Iris sveoine
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is suggested that Mr.. John Bright
lyited to explain, in his American
AreS, the exact moral difference be-
J Fu the murders in Ireland and the
|saCre at Alexandria. A stomach
flg enough. to swallow one
e ought not to be overturned by
Iher.
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CoxxkAlsvILLk. Pa, July A-whNs at.
tempting to cross ths railroad ina In
front Of The east bound mail .t I.aSton
station, Saturday aft ernoon, Sarah Holly. .
domestic In the employ Of J. L. Cassoa.
agent at Layton, was struck by the train
and sustained serious, II not fatal injuries.
Miss Holly Il about 81 years Of aes and has
a father living Q few miles from Union
town.
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Taa IInndrrd I.ircs I.esl,

vienna, July 4.-It is reported the
Russian steamer Moskow was sunk by her
boiler exploding, and two hundred men
lost
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u.,,es HIN n. the Celebrates.

ALBuQrKRRuK, N. NJ, July H.-Whiis
Capt. lack Crawford, the post scout, was
celebrating his birthday, bis clerk at Fort
Craig forged large number Of orders and
realised on them, stole 500 cash, and fed
the country
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Fnrther Particulars of the Fight.
EXCHANGES
The Weekly Clearing House Report.

Boston, MASS, July 2i.-The following
table shows the total gross exchanges at
twenty-four leading clearing houses in the
United States, twenty-three for the week
ending July 22nd, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending July 9th:
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Cfrcrxsari, July N-ATrsngensnh hsye
been completed for sending sboat 6it{ q
the Russian refugees recently arhye9 49,
10 form farming co.ony IN The 6tets q,
Kausas. There are twelve families - -
colony and twelve young mso. &e -.
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bar Wilde pronounced Miss Alsatia
i ~ Of Montgomery, Ala, the most
Autiful young lady he had seen IN the
4 ,o5 States-and now ALsatia talks
i .,;r;ro, IN a convent.
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LITTLE Rock, July N.-A Yort Dqi6
special ays: Reports rscsived, todsy,
from Benton county, say thst In vsstoas
localities the cattle are dying froa nar'
min, and msby stock ralssfy hare los
heavily within the past week.
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wyoming county, New York, farm
whose consciences reprOach them
hidng in the manufacture Of malt
Sors, are now plowing up their hop
H.. The fact is, hOp-raising has
bed to pay much, anyway.
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MILWAUKEE,, July A-Ths EFFORTS Of the
English syndicate to purchase the Southern
and 81. Paul Company hsvs byno mems,
As was rumored, bean sunended On thl
contrary, the representatives, Of the Eng
lish capitalists have paid the b. Pan! Com.
pany $1,000 as Q so-called margin, although
the sale Of the lands has not been settled
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y ,mbstone is not a large city by any
M, but it supports three daily
s ..r> 10 aro banks, 35 saloons and q
&pit which, according to the
&taph, "Is fitted up with all the
3 bern conveniences."
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he New York Commercial Bulletin
Aootes the total loss caused by fires
klrring in the United States and Cam
4 during the first six months Of the
.nt wear, at SO, 100000.
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PSistsP DpSwnol,
K.,shss sfPyshias nisw oss.

CfscfskATI, July 4.-Thomas Joyoe. {
printer, was drowned while bathing.
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THE great secret of PERUsA is that il al
ways comedies with the ris msdioqtriI
ratera (Sature.)'
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nj IIecoyeriAg from wasting diseases
kd hv "a y, ieverS, etc, will be greatly
l,ps IN Ine use OF Browns Iron Bit
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RoHE, July 24-Georse p. Marsh. Amer
icsniminister. died suddenly st Saiiam.
bfoss. today
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bri,k Pomeroy is at Niagara. To
,nIr,e the aceeptability Of this an
/, ,rcement, we cheerfully await a tel
e,m stating that "he is over the
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le Cincinnati Enquirer head its
|hington dispatches as follows:
Puins LOOting the National Treas
Terrible Effects of Arabi Robe
Bombardment, Assisted by the
Ftive Engineering of Khedive Kei-
iIhe Plunderers ConfiSeate Three
pred Million Dollars!-Sultan Ar
by the Aid of Dervish Conkling
3 p, Still Manages to Retain Nominal
pol Of the Chief Palace, But Arab
Doubtless Get Away With Every
Except the Cellar-The NOtables
ie' and the Ulemas House, Large
n in the Plunder-P. S.-Arabi Is
InE His Big Naval Gun to Bear,
Nul Never Leave Without That
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The Rebel Forces.

ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-The rebels are
distributed as follows: One division out
side of Cairo; two regiments in Cairo; two
divisions at Kafred Dowar; 5000 infantry
at Rosetta and 1000 at tSDamilta. Each di-
vision consists of four regiments OF in
fantry Of 74O men each; two regiments Of
cavalry of 800 men each; one regiment Of
artillery 700 men, and thirty-six guns.
Four thousand civilians we're taken from
the necessary works on the Nile to entrench
at Kafred Dowar. Arabi fasha holds a
battalion and battery and two squadrons in
readiness to check any British advance
parties.
The British brought sixty persons from
Ramleh, to-day.
The occupying force is entrenching at
Ramleh. The British have cut the Turk
ish telegraph wire to Stamboul.
The Canal.
PARIS, July A.-De Lesseps telegraphs
that Arab Pashr has declared his intention
to respect the neutrality of the Suez canal.
The Fleet.
ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-There are now
here ten English, two Austrian, one Amer
ican. one German, one Russian, one Greek
and three Italian men-of-war. A Turkish
corvette arrived to-day.
Fnrther Particulars Of the Fight.
LONDON, July 24.-The Daily Telegraph
has the following dispatch: Alexandria,
July 24-The Egyptian projectiles burst
too high to do any damage during the
skirmish to-day. In consequence OF this
fact the British escapedi heavy loss. The
Egyptians advanced boldly, but without
Judgment, as they might easily have cap
tured all the mounted infantry"
Minor Notes.
LONDON, July 2i.-The Daily News has
the following: ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-All
the mail cart drivers engaged by the COM
missariate have deserted to Arab. The
Khediye believes by u liberal payment the
services of the Bedouins might be secured
to insure the safety of the Suez canal.
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H. day that the Republican majority
( hot turn out a Democratic Congress
4, and vote Sl,OOO,OOO or so for the
/. .tit of one of RObeson's henchmen
"A. corded as a day wasted.
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n San Francisco 175 cases OF leProSy
r. been traced by the physicians OF
|, CITY TO smoking cigarettes manu-
Sured by Chinese leperS.
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THE WATKINS CASE.
Serisus Accident sa the uttls NJ
: @ aMl Red. q @ lgE :
Killed by q Inin-> Railroad Week q ckm-
go-Feisht Headers Est--cHild
i. murdsr-A tuaaiies Wander. -
ings.
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Watkins' Case.
Ai,cnial D1rpofcA 40 fAe koot,k>y.

TOLEDO, July A.-The wilkins oase w.
resumed this morning. Nothing Of interest
tIanspired, the time being occupied With
preliminary trial testimony. No new fee-
lures we're developed. Adioornsd until
fo- -ua0rrow
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\ female college was sold at Bal.I- aan
H. the other day for only sl9,OOo'
1 however, did not Include the con-
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sspposed % Have Bees nsrApse1.

WICHITA, KS. July A.-Fred Rsds,. .
farmer, is supposed 10 have been fouily
dealt with He drew . .009 week ego and
has not since been heard FROM
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a ChiId's Cruelty % . OhiIA.

DEcAruR, Ala, July A.-Nsar Haynes.
Vile, yesterday, q girl four yeAra old Tied
rope about a..bsby's neck. pulled u about
the yard and beat Il to death.
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Deer PaFk.
Spectol 10 the Re0tster.

DEER PARK, July A-The departure oil
the Governors Guards from Deer Park en-
campment, where they have been since
their arrival, was an event of regret TO very
many persons. They added considerable
life and interest to this popular summer
resort. This morning about $50
the company led by the
Fourth Regiment Dayton band, marched
to the station. Upon passing c. s. Wood.
proprietor OF the Oakland and Deer Paak
hotels, three hearty cheers were proposed
courteously raising his hat and saying:
"Boys departures are the saddest events Of
life. [ am glad you came and regret TO see
you leave and hope you will come again"
Three cheers and tiger was then given TO
the proprietor and the b. & .. X. X. Com
papy. Quite a number OF guests were at
the train to see,the company of, among
whom were Mr.. Burkhardt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aims, of Cincinnati, o. Just as the train
started the band struck up Sweet Bye and
Bye.
Rev. LYMAN Abbott, OF New York, arrived
at Mountain Lake Park last evening. lie
will deliver the first lecture OF the course
commencing July 25th. Subject-"How
to Study the Bible"
The Deer Park correspondent OF the IN.
telhgcnccr evidently writes from the cock.
loft OF that institution, as his story that
Senators Davis and Camden and the mem.
bers Of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee were here on Saturday last is pure fic-
tion. Not single one Of the gentlemen
referred to above was here. But did see
Gov. Foster, OF Ohio, Louis Baker, ex.Gov:
Jacob, OF Wheeling, Hon. 8, b. Elkins and
II. b. Ferguson hob-nobbing togetheh and
/ suspect tbers was something else than
politics in theg talk, as thsse gentleman
DO not all belong to the SANS political
party.
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j, Ellen Bolts, a Georgia young
/. is reported in the society press to
be- special admiration of young Mas
arthur. We don't know anything
| |lt the girl, but it would certainly
prai>e-worthy thing to change her
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ne.eh ef A.ethe, a. t...,,a..

ATLANTA, Ga, July A-Mrs. BAily Rob.
inson. secd one hurdFed and sightsss
years, died OF hVosy Mountain yesterday.
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h. Philadelphia police has arrested
IAN who is charged with roboing
,ntv-seyen boarding houses. "Eme-
Z hal insanity caused by hash" will be
q plea of the defence.
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THE NEWS.

y7r Dahl Register sriz be n'ailsd to
E,Jsr, S ont of torn for sirty':f'e cents
/. ",o,,h, address changed as often
desired.
E,bris.ian Reed, the Southern move
|, is Miss Frances {. Fisher' "nO''
her fell at Bull Run.
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( a Htrssss ssssssee1 - Rssr YsssS.
PirrsvIELp, MAss., July AR. q. Wal.
den, OF North Adams, an incendiafy, was
sentenced 10 four years imprisonmsnL
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haslp Alsvs - YAstla

WAn.ssx Ixp., Juiy N.-HEsis Oswald,
The Lstias CONAN, is not dead ~
ported. .Is ns.f is
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binncll, Iowa, was the greatest tenn
pncc town in that State. The other
Ia cyclone blew all the houses over
everybody was Mortified to find
the exposed cellars We're full Of
| ~ bottles. Moral; People who live
! tmperamce towns should beware of
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GLoucEsTEE, MASS, July A-John No
Intire. aged forty, wM lost from ths
schooner Solomon Pool, while attending
travls
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But he who suffers gradual starva'
tion. temptation, and despair, fol
many. many weary months. and at
last seal bis devotion with death, is
ho not The truest hero Many q one
lies to day in his prison grave, which
bears no name or mark to tell how
ho died, or what hc suffered, oi
how truc he was to the cause for
which ho rcnounced home, bappi-
moss, and life but greatful nation
will recognize aud remember in com"
ing time tho devotion which has
done 80 much to porpetuate aud pre-
serve national life and honor.
10 bo CODijUuoR
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Poe { ry.
Make Somebody Glad.

On life's rugged road
Aswe journey each day,
Far, far more sunshine
Would brighten the way
II, forgetful Of self
And our troubles. we had
The will. and would try
To make other hearts glad.
Though Of the worlds wealth
We've little In store,
And labor to keep
Grim want FROM the door,
With q hand that IL kind,
And a heartlthat Is true,
To make others glad
Therei Is much we may do.
A word kindly spoken,
A smile or n tear,
Though.seeining but trifles,
Full often may cheer;
Each day to our lives
Some pleasure 'twould add,
To be conscious that we
Had made somebody glad.
Those who sit In the darkness
or sorrow, so drear.
Have need Of a word
or solace and cheer:
There are homes that are desolat,
Hearts that are sad
Do something for some one,
Make somebody glad.
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For Tue Posr.
REBEL PRISONS.
By DIR. Il. ROTHROCk.

We we're marched q field, and tool
up our quarters among the billocks
where there once was cornfield
Water aud mud combined to max,
the ground an comfortable bed tha
night.
During the night large number
died II II. who had complaining
some few days, died that night while
lying under the same blanket with
his father. The morning dawned
and the unhappy parent found his
con lifeloss by his side.
Smitten with grief, the father sal
by bic side for several hours, The
boy who had shared with him the
perils Of battle, and had been q com
panion 10 al! the misfortunes, and
miseries of imprisonment.
The father. who had more than
once refused to purchase life by dis
honor. would set bythat son no more.
II was indeed sgoniziug, but harder
still tho sequel. We went to the
officer Of the guard,and entreated for
permission to bury the body.
This poor boon for the father was
refused. We then asked that the
father might have the privilege OF
seeing his son buried. This, too,
was refused us. Their ears were
deaf TO the fathers pleading, THEN
eyes were blind to his fearful sorrow
The father spread the poor rem.
nants Of his handkerchief over the
face OF his dead son. folded his hands
1T was all he could do. With q
heart breaking with grief, he turned
10 have him taken away. mover to
meet until the glory of a brighter
morning should bring them to-
gstber.
Not daring to look behind lest We
should see rough hands stripped the
body, We turned, and commenced
our march for the on,-about
third of mile distant.
At last o "Stockade' similar to
that Of Andersonville loomed mp be"
fore ms. We were marched through
the gates which were closed upon
us, to be opened, perhaps, never
again during life, this was my
SOLEMN impression when the rebels
closed the large saken gates OF this
new hell-hols. ] can assure the
many readers Of this article, that
many were the thoughts OF home,
and dear friends tho first week VIC
were confined in this place of human
torture.
We were assigned to q portion ol
the stockade, and soon set to work
to better our condition. The
prison, like that Of Andersonville
was situatsd on two bill sides. with
a.bvsacb Of muddy water running
through the centre. embracing. in
al, about twsnty aorss
Topssveat tunnelliug, on tho out
sido Of the stockade ditch was dug
ths dirt kom which was th owr
agsInss the stocksdo. forming kind
OF Saiksround tho entire prison
which brossht the top Of the stock'
add hnsast high 70 tho sentinels,
whd ssaslAaliy walked their posts.
ghese ssatinsIs did not seem "a
havo (hS sesr of JeG or tha confeder-
aoy before tksir eyes, "a. when at
nign Ne hsaiIy CRY went round
a'i s'sa's'I' an
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Aavertier having b,sn permanently
cured ut that dread disease, Corsumriiop. by .
simple remedy. 10 AuXtous h. make known to
HE iellou-Fuierert the means Of cure. To all
Who desire II, lie will sena COPY OF the IRE,
seription used, (ttee uf charge with the direc-
tlouF Tor preparing and nsing the satnu, which
thoy " ~ md Ature Nuts iuF Coughs Colds,
Consumption. Asthma, Hron' hits. kc.
Parties wishing the Pres rriision, will pleas
address. Rev =. A. WILSON isi lenl ~
WilliAmshurgh, Ny.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02

Rev. 6. w. RICE, editor Of
the AmGsc0H Christian Re-
,7c1o, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, O., Nov. i6, 1851. B
Gents The foolish vast.
ing Of vital force in business.
pleasure, and vicious indul.
genec of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and ifapplied. will save hun.
dfcds who resort 10 saloons
for tempOrary reeupeIation.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02
No Wiskey!

BRowN's IRoN BrTrFRs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskcy, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intcmper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02
DE MARAND RUTHRoCK,
Fremont. Snyder county, Pa.

tr1'u''o OF Baltimore College ~ phvsIci,,,
Nnd Nuf gcpn. Oiets hts urnirsst n II .s- 80
70 Tie rnOiic. speaks Lug.isu and German.
March, u, Issltf.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02

BRowN's Iron BrTrERs
is guaranteed to be a non
Intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor.
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskcy and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-11-02

Browns IRON BlrrERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion.
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.