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aENkHs CAKBs,LiC sALvE.

dENkIHS CAKtsaDLlC SALVE.
The best S,,lve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers. salt rheum, tetter chappcd hands
ciIilblains. cOrns and all kin,is of skin erur.
tiOns. trecklcs and pimp'cs. The salve is
,.iSantecd to give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's tarbOlic Salve, ~ all others are
but limitations and counterfe!ts. Price 25 cents.
Sofi IN Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store,
I37 and ls9 North Queen street. mv294
Rose Cold and asy Fever.
AKssRs. WHITE & BURDICK, Druggists,
Ithaca N. vi can recommend Ely's Cream
Balm to relieve all persons suffering from
Rose Cold and Hay Fever. i have been a great
sufferer from these complaints; by using the
Balm have had great relief. l have recon
mended 1t TO many of my friends for Catarrb,
and in all 6ases where they have used the
Balm freely have been cured. 4. kENNEY,
Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, Y.
MEssRs WIN. RUST h SONS, Druggists, New
Brunswick, N. j. Since boyhood have been
troubled with Catarrl and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until used Elys Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After o few days nse could sleep
all night. E. l.. CLIcKENER, New Brunswick,
N. j. Price 50 cents.
Apply into nostris with little finger.
For sale at II. B. COchran's drug store, I37
North Queen street, Lancaster. q
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OBATUARI.
Death Of Mrs. nary kshleman 1llester


A special dispatch to the INTELLIeEn
GER from Philadelphia, dated at 2:41 ,
m, announces tho death in that city to
day of Mrs. Mary E. H., wife of DR.. b
J. Lewis. This sad event. which
has not been unexpected, no doul'
occurred some time this afternoon
For several weeks Mrs. Lewis has been il
a very precari0us condition. Ten days aas
her death was rsported in this city, bot .
thit !yeaQed b e q Abe nams and he'
co0diGio6 W.T. nnderStb6d 70 b Improved,
her many friends here had begun to enter.
tain hopes Of her convalescence, until this
dispatch dissipsted them. II
Mrs. Lewis was the daughter of the late
Benjamin Eshleman, of this city, and Sig.
ter of B. F. Eshlenan, esq. She wsa
born at the old homestead, Eshleman's
mill, in East Lampeter township. She
grew up to be beautiful and accom-.
plished young lady and became the wife
Of the late Hon. Isaac E., Hester.
after whose death, in 1871, she built
and removed to the elegant mansion
now occupied by her mother and brother,
at the corner of James and Duke streets.
Some years ago she made q tour to Eu-
rope, and on the steamer formed tho
acquaintance of her second husband, DR..
Richard J. Lewis, the famous Philadelphis
surgeon. They were married June Is,
1878, in this city, and since then
Mrs. L. has resided in Philadelphia,
though a frequent visitor to this city,
whore she had many friends and relatives,
and real estate interests, owning amo0g
her properties the Hester house and ad-
joining properties on Chestnut street, aud
q number of houses and Offices on Duke
street, including the late residence Of Mr..
Hiester, now occupied under a ton years
lease by Judge Livingston.
Mrs. Lewis was in this city about, a
month ago arranging for arothe. trip to
Europe, on which she was to have been
accompanied by Mrs. B. F. ,Eshleman and
they had taken passage on board the
steamer Ohio, on which DR.. Wickersham's
party left. Her sudden illness prevented
their departure and the bright anticipa-
tiOns for summer ofplcasure arc clouded
with thick pail of gloom.
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NO. =.
Tho shifiier Fire Companys Meeting.

Tho SINNER Eiro COmPany's Meeting.
Last night the Shiffler fire company Of
the old volunteer department, held meet
ing, which was largely attended.
The following resolutions offered by
VIM. A. Lewars, were passed by q vote
Of 80 to Al:
Whereas by the recent action of the
authorities of the city of Lancaster in
creating call fire department, the Shiffler
fire company, No. Z, have no present use
for the apparatus, fixtures &C., now in
the possession of the company, therefore,
be it
Resolved, That the entire real and
personal estate Of the company shall be
placed in tho hands of a special
committee, which shall consist OF the
president Of the company and six other
members Of tho company, who shall be
appointed by the president.
''Rcsolred, That said committee, as pro-
vided from the preceding resolution, shall
have entire control of the property aud
assets of the company.
ResOlued, That the said committee shall
as soon as possible dispose of the real and
personal property except the hose car
riages, horns, &C., presented to the com
pany and convert the same into cash."
A committee was appointed, consisting
of p. b. FordDey, Henry Smeycl, VIM.
Lewars, Alex. Harris William Dorwart,
Daniel Aucamp and Joseph Wilfong, to
take charge Of the property and sell it.
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THE TUkNIP.

A Flea FOR Larger Cultivation.
Germantown Tclegr ,ph.
We all know tie value of the turnip
crop to England. 1t has been asserted
that the interest OF their immense debt is
annually paid by the product of this crop.
As to the United States, we do not make
half the use of the turnip we might do, by
increasing the consumption of the root
and improvement in the manner of its cul-
tivation. The great want OF our winter
fed cattle is succulence. We somewhat
obviate this want by using cut feed moist
encd, but as general thing hay and oats
and corn and water form tho bulk Of cat
tie food. Carrots, potatoes, rutabagas
and turnips are used ut times, but to a
very limited extent to what they might be.
One reason for this limited use may DO
in our old enemy, dear labor. In the cul.
ture Of the carrot, for instance, there is a
great amount OF hand work. As soon as
the seeds are up the plants must be
thinned and after every hoe narrowing
between the rows, hands must 60 over
again to keep the rank weeds from smoth-
ering out the carrot plants. Carrots are
excellent horse food but few of us have
this bard labor to spare. 1t is SO much
easier to hoe corn in the hills both ways !;
though we know how nice it is to have
carrots with corn. if carrots did not require
30 much hard work.
Hero is the same trouble with the turnip,
though in less degree to .be-sure. Every
single turnip has to be handled in pulling;
and then after pulling every one has to be
gone over again and handled to take the
top of. If We could mango to do this by
machinery, as we do 50 many other things,
SO as to get rid of this hand-labor business,
no doubt the production would soon be
doubled, and use be found for an immense
number moro than is now dreamed of.
This may come in time, for Yankee genius
is equal 10 any achievement il. this direc-
ton. ..H.
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fhll0d0Iphl0 MAFk0l. -
PHILADELPHIA, July l9-FlOur dull and un-
settled euperdne, at . 7503 25;s Extra,
s. 5004 s.; Ohio and Indiana faIniIy, go
Is; Penn's family, &5 35055o.
Rye flour at a OO94 25. T..
Wheat active ut decline Del. and Pa. Red,
81 1891 %; do Amber, q eO0le2.
Corn-hgh grades scarce, low grades duh,
Oats scarce and higher No. l White, 74c |;
7O07Okc. ..IysIr -
Rye scarce old, s00s1c.
Provisions firm, fair tobbing demand.
Lard firm. r'' fT7fi
Butter fairly active and nrm; Creamery
Extra, &c; do good to choice, 23025c.
Eggs steady Pa, 2lc; Western, l703Oc.
Cheese hrmer. ..
Petrolsum arm Refined, exc.
Whisky at 81 IL.
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DISASTROUS FlmES.

DlSASENOUS ElHES.-r
Towss, Forests and anls Sur sod.
EAST TAMAs, Mich, July Heavy
forest fires are raging here. .rr
AZ An Elevator Burned. 81
IEAsT ATcHBoE, Mo-, July 1s-H. C..
Goodelle's grain elevator burned yesterday
Loss, $4,000.
Hundreds Of Houses Swept Away. Il,
SMYRNA, July 10.-A great fire rages
here. Many hundreds of houses are ai
ready destroyed. .,f.F u'
Iron Mills ON Fire.
RoCkAwAY, NJ, July 19-The oil tanks
of the American. Sweden iron company
rolling mill cook fire this morning and arc
still burning. .,
a rated Factory. a
New YORY, July 10.-The factory build
ing Nos. AS and 147, Mulberry street, was
damaged by fire this morning, for the
third time in three years. Total loss,
90, 900, falling upon . number of firms.
.. Three Mills Burned.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 19.-A serious fi,s
is reported to have occurred at Bur mills,
Buxton, last night. The grist mill Of T.
II. Berry, the mill of S. H. Berry and the
furniture mill of Woodman & King are
reported to have been burned. A train
went hence At -. N. with . steam fire
engine, but tho flames were stayed whom
the engine arrived.
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NEW YORK POLIrICs.

The n. q. Z. Partyin Csandsl
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1s.-The Greel
hack state convention assembled hero thla
morning and adopted . platform, n
Affirming the Chicago platformof 1880. II
also condemns the penal code laws %
acted by the Legislature - " "violatilg
every principle for which our government
was established - denounced the present
system Of prison labor as an outrage On
civilizations !; declares that all lands owned
by individuals or corporations in exooss 10
what is required for their personal USE,
should be taxed, 50 as to mako the owner
ship Of such land valueless, and de0ands
local self government for an 'communi-
ties. .. 4 ..,..... ..r,. -,
The Nominess. 5,,.s f.-r
George o. Jones, of Albany, was placed
in nomination for governor, but declined
to be considered q candidate for any posi-
ton. A ballot then resulted ~ follows :
Epenctus Howe, OF Sompkins. 90 Robert
Blissert, of New York, 81 /; George Blair,
of New York, IA g. L. Halsey, Of Una
dills, II; Clinton L. Furbish, of Brooklyn
1. All the candidates except Howe were
then withdrawn and he was declared tho
nominee for governor. He was the candi-
date for secretary of state last year. .
James Allen. of Brooklyn, was nominat-
ed for lieutenant governor by acciama-
ton. L. ]. MoHartin, Of Magrs county.
was nominated by acclamation for
chief judge of tho court of ap-
peas L. G.. Mcdonald, Of Glen's
Falls, was nominated for congress-
man. at large by acclamation in spite
of his protests that he could not be
candidate. .
"a On motion of Mr.. Jones resolution
was adopted estending the sympathy Of
the convention to the laboring. men Who
are struggling for just and fair wages, and
especially to the freight handlers in New
York. '..' .'. "s...." ..a!...un.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
The greenback labor state committee
was organized this afternoon by the cleo
tion of George O. Jones, of Albany, -
chairman. and j. NJ. Randall, of James
town, secretary. .; f..1
An Unholy Alliancs. ..s
CHICAGO, July 19-The indications are
that the Greenbackers and Republicans OF
the 18th, Morrison's district, will unite ON
a candidate and elect their man to Con-
gress.
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Alother.! Mothers Mothers II

1kOessS05"s
Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by SICK child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teethr II
so. go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immctiately-depend
upon it: there Is no mistake about IL. There
is not a mother on esrth. Who has ever used it,
who wil not tell you at once that - viii retu-
late the bowels, and give rest TO- tho mother
and relief AMI health to the child, operating
like magic. It il perfectly sale to use I'm all
cases, and pleasant to the taste: and Is the
prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. g cents bottle.
jn2ly-M,W /, =
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THIRD.EDITION.I
., ,]EEGY ]EEGYPTSTXRVING.' :


AHABIS THACA UK UBvASIA1HOu
now lais sold,srs Bsvs Hsvsssa tns LAND.
a LONDON, July 19.-The correspohdent q
ths Dolly zsIgrep1 at Alsxandria says
~ drove yesterday nine niles along ths
line of tho Arab Pschs's retreat and
passed several Villages the people II
which arc starving aud the soldisss robbea
them OF everything. Tho entire foste =
linsd With dead horses and carriages. i
is reported that The nedouins haExassed
the soldiers during their retreat, Killing
200 of, them" r..r..-. .,..... -.
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C0OpIoan0 Ab0ut t60 victor.
A good many complaints reach this
Office that tho city water ID musty to the
taste and smell and impure. The condi-
ticn of it is variO1sly attributed to unclean
reservoirs and other causes. Some per-
sons insist that it ID due to tlecsying mat
ter in the creek. Whatever is the reason
OF 1.-THE people say reform II necessary.
Even tho cooling Of it with ice does not
conceal its ofensiveness, and some of our
citaxens who had sworn OF fear they will
have TO 60 back to beer if tho water does
not improve.
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Sins Of tho Fathers Visited ON tho Children.
Physicians say that scrOfulous taint cannot
be eradicated; we deny it "in toto" II you
20 through q thorough course OF Burdock
Blood Bitters. your blood will get as pure as
you can wish Price 81. For sale ut II. B.
Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen street,
Lancaster ~. .'. ...-. y
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skinny Men.
"WelIs' Health Renewer'' restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex.
ual Debility. 81. Depot, John Black.
The young man or woman who must for
sake society because of mortifying freckles,
tan, letter, pimples and itching exoriations of
the face, should use some of DR.. Benson's
Skin Cure. 1t cleanses the scalp and is good
tor the toilet. ,., jy17IWd&w
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.,ro,wyp >. ,,ou.enoid p.uac..

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. win most surely quichten the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute. than any other
pain alleviator, and 1t Is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the Side, Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
Rheumatism ana ALL AUHEs amt IS THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "BROwN'e
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea In q
tumblcr of hot water [sweetenedi If preferredI ],
taken at bed time will BREAK Up COLD. Is cts
a bottle. febll-lydM. W&S&w
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xWs.s up to the Circus.

&; ii. Barrett's circus was in Co!umnia
to-day md . number of gentlemen of this
city. who 'u6ver missed = circus" went
up ta the morning trains. The show ia
oW1ed By the Sells Brothers. Two ele-
phants, 4 large numbsr Of csmels and .
big canvas ayo among the attractions.
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PETERSBURG, Va, July y. ERsch.rd
Garland, Who shot ami killed Joasp]t Ad-
Olson last week, has besQ released on
>i, 900 bail. IL is thoaghs he will,ho &C.
quilted. -.. .. ''''.5s.1n, .L,-.'.l., "'n u.s.
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This morning Edw. Bookmyer. the
painter, was presented by his workmen
with q pretty little silver-headed cane.
The, presentation took place, At Mrs.
Gruers confectionery, tho front Of which
il being handsomely painted by Mr. Book
myer and bis men.
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Are you low.spirited, "down in tho mouth >
and weak in the back 7 Docs walking, lining
back? II SO, you have kidney disease, and
Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad is the
only remedy which will cure yOn rapidly and
permanently and without filling your stomach
with nauseating medicine. For sale at kauff-
mans drug store. North queen street, Lancas-
tor. ~ jyl5.lwdW&S r
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Nlw tOsk. July 19.-rlour-State and West.
ern dull and in some instances 501Oc per bbl
lower. Southern dull and weak
Wheat heavy and tevorish Kos<s lower,
fair business! in options No: Red. July,
q ls@l 3e do Aug: a. l6N9i y; do
do Nov, u 9o@l 3oN :. do year, q le1z6l l71Sc:
Corn unsettled and Z@1c lower; Mixed
Western spot, S7083c do futures. 7k0
S3Ac.
Oats L@1c lower No. July, 621<c; do
Aug, l9sH350Xc; do Sept, 46L: State, 40
CSC Western. 6Of168e. r1,-'.s. atr,rs,
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~ I Tho s.rik,.e Freisns .Ha.assssss,,.
b NEW YORk, July, 19.-Thsesnis no
change in the freight hasdlers' slriks. and
there is no prospect Of setsle.aesS! j.
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invalid wives and mothers quickly restored
to health by using Browns Iron Bitters. A
true tonic. For sale at H. b. Cocbran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
jyl71wd&w
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Row On North Queen Street
A mau and some boys got into a row on
North Queen street last evening. One of
the boys was slapped aud the man got
hammered. Both parties seem to be satis-
fled not to sue. t'.'/. ..'1 =. .,,i
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Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toledo. says:
"One Of Prot. GuiImette's French kidney
Pads cured me of lumbago and kidney dis
ease in three weeks' time. Ny case had been
During ali this time suffered untold agony
and paid out large sums OF money. For sale
at Kluffman's g drug store, North Queen street.
e.. ITO. . y -T1-..L I, jyl6lWdW&0
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Police Cases.

The mayor this morning committed four
drunken and disorderly persons for ten
days each discharged one ON payment of
costs, and held ono over for further con-
sideratiOn.
John Clark, who stole a package from
Walter A. Heinitsh's furniture store yes.
terday, was held by Alderman Barr for a
further hearing.
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Merchants' Excursion

TO Coney Island and New York, July 20, 1882.
Round Trip tickets, good for three days, only
$3.50. Train leaves Lancaster, King street. At
400 a. m. Columbia 4:GO a. M, Mannheim 4:l5s
Lititz Ais and Ephrata ut 5:04. Sec circulars
for particulars. ty6.10,151 17,lM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Puny. weak, and sickly children, need
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will strengthen and
invigorate them. For sale ut H. b. Cochran's
drug store, 137 North Queen street. ,'r':
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rhs v r.ssli.e Rsp.sss.s.pyes.. .

70. The " Wrssslisg Rspsssssssnyss.
WASHINGTON. July 19.-Immediate'y
after tho readine'of The journal, the House
lresumed cOusidefation of the South Caro-
ina contested election cass Of Small W.;
Tillman. r,... i,. .i.,.f nnsI.,.-.
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A Card 70 the Public.

A Gard 10 the fuDlic
During the rebuilding OF my old store l will
occupy store In Locher's building. southwest
angle Centre Square, where hope to see all
my friends and patrons. Great reduction. in
all classes of Shoes to reduce my large stock.
jiyl4tfd&w Kespectfullv. NJ. LEVY.
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Attempt to Murder a Sister.

James Blair has been lodged in Jail at
Elkton. Nd, for attempting to murder
his sister in the Eighth district of Cecil
county. According to rumOr, Blair made
plot with two tramps to kill his sister,
who keeps q store, aad rob it::of sum of
money. lie was to enter her bed room
and smother her in her sleep, while the
tramps robbed the place. The attempt
was made, but tho woman escaped after q
fearful struggle and gave the alarm. TIE
tramps have not been arrested.
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Skipped.

Miss Name Thompson who was arrested
for an assault and battery on Miss Levina
S. Bixler, and who was released from con-
fineuent by Alderman Samson on her own
recognizance, failed to put in an appear
ance for hearing last evening, and it is
said she has skipped the town.
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HOUeHron, Moi. ,lJuly 1Ss--AunsAs o
three women sud four rissa ~erycnH hpat1
ou. Portage river, yesterday, thenfit aPset.'
I've women and ono naa ware dte wned.
Some Indians in ~ visiaity Esscaslt the
others. .I9rta j. n oi9i OIL ifinu ru',
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WORSHIP IN THE WOUDS.

Increased Attendance at Landisvllle.
This was the second day of the Landis.
Vile campmeetiDg. The number of ar.
rivals continues to increase with every
train. Many came yesterday from the
neighbOriDg cities and surrounding coun-
try. Among those who came to-day were
Rev. KnOx Of Kansas, u. F. Powell of
Lancaster and l. Gable OF Lancaster.
Owing to an engagement the presiding
elder has not yet arrived but is expected TO-
day. Rev. Robinson, of Lancaster, came
yesterday. ......
No sermon was preached last night, but
tho services wero very interesting. They
were opened with singing and prayer and
scriptursl readings by Rev. Robinson. He
was followed with remarks by Rev. II. w.
Humphreys, of Columbia. Rev. G. G..
Rakestraw, of DOwningtOn, closed the
services with an address.
This mornings early prayer meeting
was led by Rev. G. G. Rakestraw, and at
8 o'clock by Rev. Humphreys.
Services at 1O1, were concluded by Rey.
Mr.. Robinson, who took his text from
Romans VIII, 26. The sermon was listen.
ed to BY an attentive audience. After the
sermon Mr.. Robinson led prayer meet.
ing;
was preached by Mr.. Humphreys and Rev.
Rakestraw will preach this evening. At
1:3O this afternoon children's meeting was
held at the large stand.
Rsilrosa Arrangements.
The Pennsylvania railroad have made
arrangements by which the Niagara ex-
press leaving here at 1915 .. M. and fast
line at lao p. m. will both stop at the
grounds. The price of excursion tickets
for the round trip is 30 cents. !.
An Improvement.
The people of Lapdisville have greatly
improved the walking to tho camp grounds
by constructing walks in front of their
properties between the station and the
point whore the old board walk commences.
The walk is not as dusty now as hereto
fore.
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Tartar

Are barnacleS on the teeth; at first creamy,
then crusty, then removable only by the den
tist. IL loosens the teeth, and makes the gun
tender. Don't permit it to gather; use SOZO-
DON'T, and keep the mouth clean and the
teeth healthy. jy1SlwdeOd&w
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jalya 1SI'.'Ths state
Democratic convention mst ksre q boon.
Henry jackson, Of Atlantis, xasi sIectod
permanent chairman. and the work Of the
convention b progressing harulnilsly.
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Porous Plaster. Prtce Is cents For sale at
Cochran's drug store, is7 North Queen st:
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THE STAR ROUTE TnInvEs.

Tao Slim Chance Of ThoIr OOnvictlSn.
WASHINGTON, July 1o.-In accordance
with the arrangement made yesterday, TO-
day was set down for argument in tho
criminal court upon admissibiity Of tho
evidence in the Star Route cases Of the Wit.
ness John A. Walsh. It il understood that
tho decision Of this question will also A.
feet the admissibility of, the tRsodell con
fession, and upon this last piece Of evi-
dence it is generally believed depends tho
success Of the prosecutions efforts to make
out case against the Star Route defend
ants.