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LEAGUED LABOR.
The Situation unchanged and Both
if Sides Firm.
The Workmen confdent-what the Manu-
facturers Say-Labor Tribune on the
Situation-A Chicago Mans
Views-The Coal Min
ers' Strike.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL QU#TERs.

PrrrsBrRGH, June 9.-President Jarrett
left for Cincinnati early yesterday morn
ing. consequently no expression of opinion
could be obtained from him. Secretary
Martin, however, took very CHEEKY view
of the matter, stating he was certain there
was no disposition on the part OF the Tfan-
ufacturers to crush out the Amalganated
Association, and that they would welcome
the new organization as move they had
advised several times during the past
twelyemonths. Further than this, he said
he considered it move toword peaceful
solution of all present and future ditfieui-
ties. Mr.. Bullock, Vice President OF the
Milwaukee district Of the Association, wire
came to the city, yesterday, to see President
Jarrett, and followed him to Cincinnati
last evening, expressed the same opinions.
Other workmen were not so sanguine,;
and outsiders could see nothing in the ae-'
ton of the manufacturers that warranted
the belief that their object was other than
that expressed yesterday-to defeat the
Amalgamated Association. An idea Is
gaining ground that in order to accomplish
this it has been decided to operate as many
mills as possible with non union workmeH'
1t is not denied that this Will prove an e1s
pensive experiment, but they profess to be-
confident that it will succeed. kloman ~
Co. Yesterday reiterated their determine
ton to get along without the assistance o.
union men. Itwas also learned from re-
liable source that another mill in this city,
and possibly two, will be started with nonr
union men within week.
The Workers Views.
The Labor Tribune this morning says
The iron situation as reported at Pittsburgh
is reaSsuring. The breaks made are nu-
merous enough to affect the outlook,in
favor of the workmen, though no positive
results need be expected Immediately.
tour OF the mills shows that, with few ex-
eeptions, much needed repairs are being
carried forward extensively, and it is hard
ly possible that the "breSk" in the manu-.
facturers line will be followed by general
signing until these mills are in a condition
to start up. The experience OF past years,
however, enables one to infer what must
follow the starting up OF ac many mi lis as
are running. Competitive business
simplifes some very threatening; situa-
tions occasionally, and the present is one
of those occasions. By reference TO the
Amalgamated Association notes it will be
observed that several mills have begun
operations under the new scale. 0n We'd
nesday the mill owners union held meet
ing at their lodge room, on fourth avenue,
but they kept secret the proceedings, and
declined even to use the sterotyped express
sion: 1--WE will stand out forever against
the scale The inference is that they will
not be long time coming to definite con-
clusion. This thing of one naill working
and another mill lying idle is sort OF
business the owner OF the idle mill does not
relish.
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THE WATKINS CASE.
The Defense Materially, weakened

Special Dispdtch 10 the Register.
TOLEDO, o., June 9.-The introduction OF
rebutting evidence on the side issue in the
Watkins case, was resumedi this morning,
the Court deciding to allow the attorney
TO testify, which point was, objected to by
the defense yesterday.
Following the attorneF Detective Nc
Mahon was sworn. Both witnesses gave
clear, concise statements, completely re-
futing the testimony of Watkins. Nc.
Mahon denied all the allegations o. Wat
kins that the latter had testified in the po-
lice court under a promise of protection.
He gave his testimony in a straightforward
manner, carrying conviction. He was on
the stand, under cross examination, at sd
journment.
Although noae of the evidence Oh the
side issue goes to the jury, the Court alone
deciding, the jury has been allowed to re.
main without objection, and the general
sentiment IS that the defense has materially
weakened their case. 1t is thought to-mor-
row win be consumed on this issue.
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Ri1fsBuRGH, June 9.-The Labor Tribune
says: In our hast issue we stated that Hus-
sey, Howe & Co., Singer, Nimick & Co. and
Csrnegie Brothers d Co., limited, this city,
and the Whitaker Iron Company, Wheel
ing, w. Va, had signed the new scales for
1sS2-1Ss3. Since then the following firms
have also signed:
Union Iron Company, located at New
burg, o.
Forest City Iron Works, located at Cleye-
land, o.
Smith, Sutton g. Co, La Belle Steel Works,
located at Allegheny.
Norton Iron and Nail Works, Ashland,
Ky.
lawrence Iron Company, Ironton, o.
Akron Iron Company, Akron, o.
Dover Iron Company, Canal Dover, o.
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At Chicago

CHICAGO, June 9.-Yesterday Mr.. Potter,
President of the North Chicago Roillin
mills, in an interview said; This idea that
Pittsburgh is to dictate how and when we
shall run our mills is very distasteful to-
the western manufactures and there is no
reason either why such state of atfaiss
should exist The advances which the
to pay, as | consider pudding the hardest
work in the iron business. The best plan
for this strike to be adjusted on is tohave
each mill negotiate with its own men"
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FIRE RECORD.

OSHKOSH, Wis, June 0.-Forest fires are
raging between War,lw and Elan juno
tor, tie smoke covering q wide territory.
The forests are very dry from the drought
and the country is greatly alarmed.
SAN FnAs,Isco. June 9-The California
silk factory and four dwellings In South
San Fr.ncisco were burned this morning.
Loss S75 600.
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Terrific Hail storm.

LAREDO, TEXAS, June 9.-The most severe
hail storm evrr known passed over Laredo,
yesterday evening. Hail was as large as
hens eggs. The walls of Eabcock's hew
variety hall fell in, instantly killed Charlie
Munster and woundins two Others, one
dangerously. The roofs OF several houses
falling in caused damage TO goods TO an ex-
tent not vet known. 1t is feared great
damage has been done to the sheep Of this
county,
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Rayases or the Army WORM.

MILLERsBuRG. KY, June 9.-The principal
and most excl ing topic among our farmers
is & the appeasIsnee o. the army worm ,n In I'm. I'm.
will sweep everything in this vicinity, and
already they have begun their ravayes.
Wheat, corn, rye, barley, potatoes and TO.
bacco are being consumed by them. and the
destruction becomes greater daily. They
are spreading fast, and the very fine crop
Of wheat will probably be destroyed.
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Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, MD., June as-About 40
new miners went IN, to-day, and the re-
mainder will go tomorrow or Monday. A
large portion Of the roofing Of one mine
fell 10 lay. No one was hurt 1t is under
stood Jorge amount of money reached the
relief committee, today tor the strikers.
The knights of Labor, to-day, issued an
ediet 10 ell the miners toremair away from
the Cumberland region, pending the set.
tlement of the present difficulties. All
oniet
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CoaI Wine ON Fire,

wnKEsRARRE, Pa, June 9.-The mine OF
the Lehigh and wilkesbarre Coal Company
is on Gre. One hundred men are engaged
in fighting the flames. At the time the
fire was discovered, large number OF
miners were in the shaft, and compelled TO
travel through abandoned working in order
to make their escape. This is the third
time the mine has been on fire, and 1t IS
known as an extremely troublesome col
lpry
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SAFE BEYOND THE BORDER.
A Gang OF Outlaws Enjoying Refuge. In
Mckee.


DALLAS, TEXAS, June 9.-The survivors Of
what is known in the Southwest as the
Black gang, are in Chihuahua, Mexico
Among them are Dave Matthews. who broke
Jail here last fall, and Jim and Fred Black,
who have participated in nearly all the
bank, train and important highway rob-
berries since the days of Sam Bass. They.
have been recently joined by lack Allen,
the 1S.year-old boy who went from here a
month ago to escape arrest for the robbery
of Texas and Pacific train, on which he
was express messenger, Just before he left
he gave a fellow messenger package to
keep until he came on watch again, but he
left without calling for it. The messenger
turned it over to the railroad company,
and on opening it it was found to oont!in
an elegant gold watch and chain, which, it
was subsequently learned, was stolen from
the wife OF General Dandy, who was then
en- route to st. Louis, where the General is
now stationed.
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H.,I.., wa,h aMaIlet. n

CAIEo, ILL.,. June s.-This morning, j. O.
Reeves. saloon keeper, struck Charles
vandervoort, switchman on the /. G. rail-
road, on the head with q wooden beer mall
let. The blow will probably result fatally.
Vapderyoort owed Reeves, and after paying
his bill, bscan using very strong Language
towards Reeves, with the above result. ~
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Rahher AYreafed.

CAIRO, liz June 9.-A man named John
Kelly was arrested, last evening, about one
balfa mile south Of Columbus, Ky., and
proved to be one Of the gang who robbed
the posteffice at that place night before
last. The watches stolen were found near
where be was captured. Kelly gave the
whole thing away. Diligent search Is being
made for the rest of the game. Nothing
besides the watches we're recovered
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Another Murder.

PrrrsBrRGH, Junes 9-This afternoon,
about o'clock. Joe Mcstecn, q lsborer Hy.
ing near Browns station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, few miles from here,
in fit Of jealousy. crushed his wife's skull
with an az and fed. The woman lived
until o'clock this evening, when death re-
lieyed her OF her suffering. McSteen was
followed to this city, when he was arrested
and lodged In jail.
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Rreak ina Re.errsir.

PoRTLAxp, Me-, June 9.-This morning .
break occurred on the east side Of the reser.
voir toward Vaughan street, and torrent
of water poured through Vaughan street
crossing Congress street, and then down
State and Grove street, cutting chasm ten
stones, shade trees and flooding cellars. No
person injured Eg
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RusSuess Eailuro.

New York, June 9-The failures for the
week, as reported to New York, are lO6
sga;pst lS5 last week. The Eastern States
II, Middle ~, Western IS, Southern %,
Pacific States and Territories o, and New
York city 8. The failures in New York
have little sienificance - = : :
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around The scsisold to kssp ont as spsetsr
tors. Thousands throneed The S6s$h
Gray slspt well last night and q selng g
the scAfold said he was ready 10 die. Only
two reporters, Q clergyman and the county
officers were admitted -hfteen In al. Gray
killed bis son, boy of fourteen, for steal
ing molasses out Of q can.
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Rspefts m silss q g.
: ee1atsys
Geasral Irads Dali -wsA essspssH-pn
Goods Slsw-Bssts and Shsss Quist
-nanufaetsrsd lsea Adyaae-
ing-Pig lrsa Fin.
THE OUTLOOK RAfHtRA GLOOMY ONE.
PitasAarg.

IIteeD0tBs
PrrrstrRa, June a-Thers 10 no Improve.
ment In the general business sinos last
week. The labor situation Il apparently
a far from settlement o at any time sincs
the trouble began. The uncertainty - 70
the outcome, and the length of tAs strike
restricts trade In nearly I'll branchee Nan.
ufactursd iron h In hgisk demand ana prtoso
ere firm. Ordess are coming In freely, bat
manufacturers assert that thsy are amplY
panic orders, resulting from the prospsete
Of Q long continued lockout and curtailed
production. The same condition q e6AifS
applies 10 nails, which are always In heAyy
demand at this season Of the year. he
glass trade 10 without my material cAAnge.
Winosw ginss is ylilf tn Goea dunlm4 -
prices are firm at ruling Atss. 1he coal
trade is trihe better on account q the
strike, which has cut OF portion q Tho
production. Prices ere uncAengsA The
shipments BY the river were 6i600o b0sh.
els. Petroleum ruled dull and there -
not much doing, operators evidsntly,
waiting for Developments In regard b The
new wells In the Wares region. United
certifcates declined 5 csnts from IL hgh.
est point OF the week. The msrkss was
more active, to-day. and, closed wax Ut
64l<c. Saiss aud resalss A571, 90 6aUslg:
ihipments $4,000 hsrrsla LYs stock
slow. = -E
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THE MINERS
ordered for Enmp.

PIrTssURGH. June 9.-The only matter
worthy of note in the co2l line is the arri-
val Of a few additional Hungarian miners at
the Patterson slope last evening. President
Jones has issued an order for the strikers to
meet at Mcdonald station on next Tuesday
morning when mass meeting will be held.
At the close of the exercises all will go into
CANT near that place. to remain, as Mr..
Jones says, until the, striking operators
are ready to start at the district price" The
camp will include all he-strikers on the
Panhandle except the relief committee of
each pit the members of which are re-
quested to stay at the mines and take care
nf tbe families . ~ -
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JUDGE HoGE'S POSITION.
He II q Candidate for Re. .EIectiOn.1
Special Dispdtch 20 the Re0isteT.

bpecIuT DtsDtIlcN 70 UB heBtst5s
MARTINsBURG, June 9.-To.morrow's In
dependent will contain important cores
pondence between citizens of Berkeley
county and the Hon. John Blair Hoge, in
which he is formally announced as a can
didate for denomination for Congress.
Being asked if there were any impedi-
ments in the way to his denomination,
Judge Hoge replies, in effect, that II the
majority OF the delegates east of the noun
tains decide in his favor, he knows OF no
reason why he should decline to have his
name before the convention.
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Train Robhers Captured.

KANSAS CITY, June 9.-Train robbers,
four in number, we're surrounded in the
woods about thirteen miles northwest Of
Kirksville, at 9 A. NJ, and finding resistance
useless, surrendered. They were taken to
Kirksville, and from there will be taken to
Brookfield. at . p. NJ. under heavy guard.
Two of the prisoners are recognized as Fox
and Morris The other two will not give
their names. Friends of the robbers are
copgregating at Kirksville and say the
prisoners shall not be taken TO Brookfield.
A fight is looked for.
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At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 9-President Jarrett,
of the Amslgamated Union of Iron and
Steel Workers, met with the striking work
men of this vicinity, at Covington, to-
night, and after a patient hearing OF the
case as presented by the men, delivered an
opinion that theirstrike was not justifiable,
and that they were bound to continue at
work under the terms of their contract of
last October with the manufacturers. The
meeting agree with Mr.. Jarrett's views. To-
morrow he will confer with the mill own
ers, and il is confidently expected that the
mills will be running again on Monday.
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may be some kind of acomprouri,e agreed
upon. but think il very doubtful. The
manufacturers here have done all they
could to keep prices mp, but the .fates and
The Treasury Department have been against
them. Now they will hold out till the fall
trade commences, if necessary.
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At Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, June 9.-The workmen at
the Bay View rolling mill and officers of the
company have been holding conference
sllIday, but no agreement has been arrived
At. Indications are that both sides are
anxious to cut away from Pittsburgh rules,
and there is said to be a strong probability
that terms viii be arranged before the con-
- opIoA
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GuADALAJARA, MEXICO, June 9CTempla-
dore, the bandit, was surrounded in house
here and refused to surrender. The house
was fired and he burned TO death.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 9.-It is said the Irondale
strikers are quarreling among themselves,
the poorer paid class of workmen CON-
planning that those who get large wages are
using them to get big advance, and they
are tined of strike conducted on such prin-
ciDlps
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Desperate Fight.

NEw YoRE., June. "a special from
III Paso, Texas, says: A party OF American
railroad hands was attacked by a number
OF Mexicans while in camp at IaSo rancho,
this morning. A desperate fight followed,
during which three Americans and num-
Der of Mexicans were killed.
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victory for rhe Gambler.

CHICAGO, June9-An the landlords ar
rested for renting rooms TO gamblers have
been discharged, together with nearly all
the gamblers themselves, it being said in
the court that there was no evidence to be
obtained that would make a case against
them,
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-The subcommittee
of the House committee on elections, in
the South Carolina contested election case
of Small, Republican, against Hllman,
Democrat, has decided that Tillman, the
sitting member was not eleese2.
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Obituary.

CHaELEsTos, w. Va, juno 81. B.
Ruby. who was mayor Of this city Q num-
Der OF times. died at his home In this city
this morning He was an Influential man
and in his death the city loses IN old citt.
zen who has taken much interest IN the
city's welfare.
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MxsonlsEx, MICH, June 9.-Robers Ste
phenson, the largest sawmili owner OF the
State, died, last night, from the effects OF
inhalation of fumes from the slab pit sud.
denly blown into his face by change oil
the wind
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Henorinx GaribaIdi.

ST.. Louis, June gs-The Italians in this
city have decided to have a grand parade
and hold memorial services on Tuesday
next, in respect to Garibaldi. All the Itai-
ian societies of other nationalities will be
invited to take part.
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Aequftted On she 0rsenA ~ lsssessy'
CoIENBrs. O.. June 8.-Eimer Gwinn snd
David Goodrich; inmates. who hfed the asy-
Ium for imbecile youths, November 15,
1851, by which the State lost come $3O0,00
were today acnuitted Of arson on the
ground Of insanity at the time the crime
was committed.
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s>-.sse uill.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 9.-There vas an
immense crowd of people ut the depot 70
welcome Senator Hill, bat owing 70 the
c,itical condition Of the Senator, the oaly
demonstration was the uncovering Of hesos
as the carriage passed.
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Foreign weoI Sales.

LONDON June 9'-At the wool sales, to.
day, I0.7O0 bales were disposed OF, com.
prising Sidney, Victorian and New ZEALAND
Good demand and prices firm.
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The Demand OF Cincinnati boilers.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-The boilers still
maintain their present demand, that the
rates last year shalt be continued during
this. The pIoprietors at meeting where
all the mills were represented. adopted .
resolatiea- declaring aat they would not
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The Cotton Spinners.

CoHoES, n. Y, June 9.-The Treasurer OF
the Harmony mills states the works will
not be started before September Cotton
for June and July delivery is ordered sold
on arrival at New York The strike has
become a lockout, and has now lasted
seven weeks
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coLuxsrs, o., June 9-EIGovernor
Deunison Is rapidly declining tonight,
after long illness. All his children have
been called home
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A yirgisia Murder.

Sr. LOUIS, June "a special from Rich
-mond saws: Armisted Gray. eolored. was
hanged about noon, to-day. at Powhatan
court house. The execution was private in
the jail ysrd. A high barricsde was built
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There ispsrhsps - tosie o6sssd ~ espee.
Die that pousesses ss muck nj iotEfn6e
value . he Hop Bittsfs. AtthigsosDessf
the yeas, vbss De stonecA sNSg - w.
tfzeS, o. fhe blcod nee6D pefify11k -
chespe1t asd bsst rsDsdf y Hop l1e1DGE
An ouDcs q pFsssnt5on b woetb 3 Douo4
of case: den't wit sptil yoaoe peSoept
"a by disoase that nay laks 010cD ~
you 70 recover in.-Bss6ss 0fses
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IfalY.

MADDEAKNA, June 9.-The family OF
Garibaldi leave Capcera shortly to reside on
the mainland.
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RsAmsG. PA, June e.-Ihs stsikiag l,ps
mill msn make ths foilosisg pespsahiA.
CbsrdDe from piscs work k ~ vssk.
esch man 70 b nssponsibls iee he Week,
weIden 20 have 6ss d1oIsu speR ~
strsightnsey o1.50, rod ~ sd ssye)yeeS
t220: 6nt hssmsn es.oo, snd sseee1 ass-
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| SaI-o.NND,ALE, Pa, June 9.-Edward Hurt,
Oh iuehanrs, while driving though the
| ty ,,sl Sls shot dead bya tramp and the
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AQisytl1A

LOUISVILLE June 9.-Trsdc during Tho
There has BEEN q boom In provisions end
prices close higher. Cotton quiet and Do
mand good, the crop reports being unfavor.
able. Grain still dull. In leaf tobacco the
sales for the week amount 10 I $40 hoGshssds
and for the year 81, l5l hoSshsads. Receipts
for the week, l,340 hossheads. Sales Of The
week were mostly common, Q few seiect
burleys selling st 2O@2Skc. The market
for finished iron h much more active, and
considerable scles have bsen mads at IN sd-
vance Of IS per ton over Nay prices, Light
sheet has advanced disproportlo lonately, and
Is very scarce. Nails are In short supply,
and may be quoted at an advance OF 1<9xu
per keg.
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Nrw. YoRK, June 9.-Buslnsss 70 still ~
stricted, but there 10 evidancs Of improve.
ment In the anticipation OF Q good harvssk
The chief drawback at present are the pre-
vailing strikes. Wheat declined saeiy In
the week, but closed 1870 higher. Ceen I.
more active. Oats unsettled. In lard and
pork trade has done better; and good
speculation demand 10 reported and higher
prices are expected. In wool the tsodsocy
Is little upward, though the feeling II I'M
settled a. to the new crops. Stocks are now
low. Petroleum 10 active and unsettled.
Freights quiet Dry goods dull, With .
light country trade. In boots and shoes .
fair trade is reported and prospects GOOD.
Groceries dull. Iron trade brisk; Scotch
pig quiet.
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Who Have SfaneSl.

sign any scale the men would submit that
wa IN conflict with the agreement of last
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Ifany dependence is to be placed on
the news from Pennsylvania" says the
New York World, "the darkest hour is
INST before Don"
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NEVER be without a bottle of that pure,
mild, compound PERuNA; take it withfrst
symutom ~ " AZ = ~