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SAFE BURGI.AitS'lwORK,
\ Safe In n Liquor store BIown to
lsg Pieces,

tCNNbs
A successful but lily rewarded Job Of safe
burglary was perpetrated on Main street some
time before daylight yesterday morning.
The safe operated OH was in the Office In the
rear Of the Wholesale liquor store and grocery
Of John Reid, Jr, at 1918 Min street The
burglars sc-rred all entrance to the room
through buck window, which was pried
open with u jimmy, The window opens
upon small area, around which is high
board fence. This was scaled from an
adjoining yard, which the robbers
entered from the alley opening upon
Sixteenth street between Main? and
Market streets. The operators were evident.
y no amateurs, and they were provided with
all the tools aud implements necessary 10 the
exercise OF their vocation. Some Of these
they Left at their departure. Two small holes
we're drilled In the front Of the safe, and the
aperturesl thus formed were charged with
gunpowder, which was lighted by lnenns OF a
iusc. To prevent the noise Of the explosion
from being heard outside OF the building, II
pillow was taken from lounge In the Office
and placed over the spot where the holes had
been drilled. The explosion must have been
terrific, for the thick steel front OF the safe
door was torn us il it had been paper, the
AVto oeAhS bAOhti tAioy.
y In the safe wcrot the books OF the store,
about fsteen dollars in silver money, some
four or five dollars in nickels, dimes and pen.
MES, and froEi 5000 TO $4,000 worth OF
whissey bond receipts, promissory notes and
other papers OF value. These papers were all
taken, together with The small change. The
silver money lad bean placed under two
small account books.E'and these were the
only two books not taken out OF the safe by
the thieves who thus missed the money.
The payment ofany Of the papers was stopped
by telegraph, and there will be no loss to Mr..
Reid on this account. .: }H.t.ssE
The probability Is that the explosion oc.
currod about 5 O'Clock, as q ncighbor heard
an explosion about that time, but thought It
was pistol and paid no attention 10 the
sound. - -. .,,'l /
Two suspicious looking straugers were
seen oil Main street the night before the bur.
glary. Several such men have been noticed
in the community lately; mud several'lots OF
burglar tools have been found recently The
visitors in this case left drill brace, Jimmy,
a bottle Of powder md quantity Of fuse. Ii
looks rs II Wheeling were the field OF opera.
tons for nm orl.inizpd hind Of burglars
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4 Note OF Explanation.

Editors intelligence.
sec an item under the heading OF wheel.
ing Feoploin Trouble Abroad, y Clipped from n
Bcllaire paper in this mornings 1S7EilIoES.
GER, gotten up in such II disparaging, style
and with such cutter disregard : for truth.
that J think few words by way OF expla.
nation would 10. DO out OF place = -
There are several Wheeling g;ocers (retail)
who hive drummers 10 take orders In Ben:
wood, md deliver them one, two or three
dayc after. This they claim is not pcddlinc,
but the Henwoal authorities think different.
~, and have been lmposins { LICENSE Of fifty
cents q day on them. U G-i+. ~ / +
in order to make test case OF It for the
grocets In general, my father. D. A. Mckee
and !, on lust Monday t;ol down u loud of
goods that had been ordered In lhe, usual
way, and under legal advice refused to pay
the license The Mayor imposed n, fine Of
I've dollars, which my father would
not pay, but offered TO- give ball whcn
wanted. This wss refused aud the only alter.
native was 10 30! 10 Jail ct hfounilsvillc, hut
thanks to!W.iJ.W. Cowden, the attorney, he
was taken out before he was put IN. = 49, ~ a
The case was tried OF ,Mound.ville yester.
day. but the jpdge has reserved his decision
until Saturday. ~ n 7 h fy7I
May the best man win. s : Nv w y
49, I-f4gi7-, - ,slsa-T 49, Co., % Nf.u.sf
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THE CITY EMBOSSED :,


i,-fs X. ments Stopped. pms y J..
The City Council sometime ago ordered
new bridge built over Caldwcll's run at EoiI
street. Work on the nbutmenb was begun
some time ago, and the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades werO 10 have inspected
the completed job with view to its accept
ance on the part Of the city. On Wedues-
day, however. Messrs. W.lP. Hubbard and A,
u. Caldwell, attorneys for II. O. and A, j..
Caldwell, applied 10 Judge Jacob, OF the
Circuit Court, for an order enjoining the city
from completing or continuing the work,
and such AN injunction was granted tempo.
raSily till the matter Gun be passed upon by
the Court liz ;,
The injunction papers were served on the
city yesterday, and Philip Schuelc.. who had
tho contract for the stone work Of the bridge,
vas Mt once notified by the authorities to
stop work. This, however, lie refused to do,
until again notified by Capt. Bennett him
sell and still later by the committee, which
visited the place in body shortly after.
based primarily on the alleged fact that the
abutmen,s OF the bridge, ii built rs now de.
signed, will cause such detection OF the
current is to injure property jutting on the
run, particularly q lot northwest OF the
bridge, owned by the complainan,s, the
Caldwell heirs. irItis also recited in the bill,
however, that when the plat of that norton
Of the city was filed, II was stipulated in a.
note which was made part Of the official
record, that Twenty.ninth street was Il; to
remain Ten feet wider than the
other streets dedicated ut the same time,
and that the extra width was 10 be devoted
10 Caldwell's run, which stream was to be di.
yerted from its former course, and conducted
in struight channel through the addition
thcn made. 1t has further represented that
the city hos not only sanctioned the laying
ont OF this addition, but also proiited BY. II.
charging considerably higher rate OF tax
alton because tho ground was laid out in
town lots than would have been collected
had 1t remained rs farm lands
The petitioners submit that hav.
ing enjoyed the profits arising from the
addition, the city should also assume the re.
sponsibIlities, one Of which, by tho conditions
OF the addition, is the Strengthening OF Guild.
wells run. = ~
The case has not vet been set for hearing,
u will be readily believed that The undertak.
Ing thus sought TO be sadGled upon tho city
would be gigantic Que, and In the present
condition OF the city finances would entail
upon her M expense she could not stand.
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to and from all
Company, will be said on July lst, End. Sd
ana 4th, good 10 return until july 5th In.
elusive. Children between the ages OF five
and twelve years will be carried at hall The
rates. Preparations are being
made to celebrate the glorious Fourth on q
grand scale, In all the cities and towns along
the line, and. the demonstrations at all points
will be. unusually attractive. The rates will
be low, and everybody should avail them.
selves Of the Opportunity to see the sights.
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Fourth Of July E.curIopx.

Cheap Excursion Tickets to and from all
stations on the lines Of the Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati 4 ST. Louis Railway CO., will DO poli
on July LIST, I'd. ID and 18th, good 10 return
until July 5lh inclusive Children between
the ages Of five and twelve years will be chr,
ried at half the excursion ratea Preparations
are being made to celebrate the glorious
Fourth on a grand scale, in all the cities and
towns along the line, and the demonstrations
at all points will be unusually. attractive.
The rates will be. low, and every body should
avail themselves Of the opportunity 10 see the
sights, m .i5.sig ~ ~ = 5Ests- FAN ~
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LEyE. IOcANICs.
Noted Down white Among tho river

Noted Down White Among tho River
y Men On tho Wharf. Il
Tho II. N, Townsend passed down light,
Tho coal ,owboats Geo. Lydia, Hawk mud
Tom Rees No. 2 passed up with tmptics. III
Tho W. y. Chancellor passes down this
morning enroute for Charleston and Kama.
VIVA river points. s.s 7, 4sr MI
The st. Lawrence leave, nt . r. n. to.mor.
row afternoon for Cincinnati. Shipper
should make n 'mcm. i3y tis ~, \. Ii
The marks on the levee last evening !ndl.
Gated n depth of feet g inches and still
falling. business WAS dull. fls
Four inches OF rain has fallen In tho Upper
Missouri during the past few days, ind o
big rise Is expected from that stream. Z
+ The Emma Graliam passed down early
yesterday morning, and thc Scolio passed
up about II A. NJ. Both had light trips. Il
The handso,nelSt. Lawrence will arrive at
M early hour,his morning, and discharge Its
freight, so rs 10 leave NJ N. with tho
Oraturl0 society excursionists, for Steuben.
vile. 1t will be delightful trip. 'Eff g
: Pilot Tony Mnndahl' Of the Emma
Graham, reports an ugly snug In tho channel
ut Mill Creek Island, and advises boats to
keep close to the Island side ?of the river.
This should be looked after by the snag
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WANTED,

WANTE D-AGENTS ~ -.
s MA; :. IS GrsH i s{EsS I
pnnInco, Cal. Plans oliSinsi ''s'9h stet v
knlowlnont certain. Not spsTnis NtE k.isnHs
paid In 90 days. Bouds t enn,.s' . limsL
ki scs. ofts,pondcncv ,olletcS y. hitSitss
SatG free D sssS ,lay q lifetime s1tqs
lnS. Journal: l'etineat,. Il h 1simi and g.sa
hes paid within 60 days q ma Ssi AyG0 IL
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TEE agent q the Milwaukee s ST. paul
Railroad, Nj; vkroeser, Al sirsfFiaS street
alvoys be fondly remembered BY me; II clfed
me both Of Rheumatism and neuralgia. 4
consider It an indispensable article 81 tl'e
and u never fails to do iSpod.n
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/! This court met at the u1ual holr yesterday
forenoon, Judges all present The following
business vas transacted, which concludes the
docket for the term 8: EI.ss,lsl ].
" James Linch Vs. Merchants National Dapk,
Z Of Clasksburg. Petition Of bank for writ OF
error refused. n 4 /. t}ig
,y5f5W. j. Stevens's adm.tvs. Joseph II. brown
PAW. Parsons, E,qs Of Tucker county, was
admitted to practice on motion Of w, Ken.
,nedy. II 3','i5.lsi u.
Adjourned to Saturday at 10 A. Z, 4
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MYERS COMBINATION IlEATG
1Aand silie:er for purifying water for IA,
DvlleFs. alENs y GLASS NASrFh.
= GS Thirty INT sueci, Wheeling, ". "a
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Mn THEODORE MyELs,
, l'EAR Sill: liakc pleasure In rccoumendli; lG
heater now In usc ut the Fulton raEr VII ny
put In some two mouth ',ilIrr. MI IlIef4 hG
that lenrth Of time | consider |! Al lErk!5,at &
iacllment where boilers are in uG. WhtaSsGss
tho Attachment our t,oi ers vera nd Hit NJ
now, they ure cniirly clean FINN the Y d ~
water thrown III through the healer. lis sT5
In fuel has been fully twenty pei ceat
ID. Z, g;El ,|@2 Very truly yours,
H5,biE .iI.f, 4. &. ROBINSON,
2 DASI.L tIEk LAss, Chia ~
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go .3sSl
!: Fourth Of July. CelchrafInn

The MISUNDERSTANDING Singing So.
ciety will celebrate the Fourth Of jay on
the New Fair Grounds by grand picnic in
connection WITH speeches. gems ruus!c md
dancing Balloon ascension IN the afternoon
refreshments Of all kinds .dood order will
be maintulIed.2 tEverybodris inviiedFi -
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i CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts and the finest
Refreshments ut Mrs. Zelgenfelder's, No.
&c Twelfth street.
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:. MS. :; y. kisner, No. 1071 Main street. This
week VIII o!Ier her entire stock of millincrv
heoxMear and gloves at cost. Those wishing
bargains should call early. ;stfi y f'''It
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8 IF Jon want Marble, Marbleizod or
Slnte Mantcl see those at F. &. Caldwcll's,
1900 and 1909 Market street.
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i, Present stock Of pianos, steInyny, Srsbs,
chiekeEin,g, lisllet \ 9qy!s, EmarsSn, Hard!
@An. Aiid, VII ia at the very lowest prices
ana s s. stss ,er cost Call early
Y ~ Lucas 1lpsJc StogE, 4, n
* ~ ll2 Main street,
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TESTIMONIALS.


MESsEs. MYERS & GLASS. =
Il GES1s. After iIIucly diy's tilsl Of yOt h.,
and lllerr VIC feciIiei hist l. WIS nitsJ ri
we Keep IL Tor the gooi Of our DO les, ~! s, II,
pleasuIr In pAyins Ioyou that II HI, pi,ItE NR
aii you Sisinl ilF Y A. he4,If AIN iIie;sF E!n
heaters We have III uy., tnd GiiE.a!sh W. TX =
accurate account OF the fuel saved, sin utkiNa
doubt, mud firmly believe. It docs syc iGrl ~
heating And cleansing boilers and k.tpll; Va
.,g BEJyoSr SAuro, z
J.D. Drlo.s .CcE
MICnGrL hEiLY.Et
a ES-.a. g SshlEiLk sGpt
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You cnn buy the celebrated cog.Seaeed
Novelty Clothes Wringer Of lloyd, Market
Square. for 81 cnsli. Just one.half the price
charged by ppddlers for thirl.c'nss wringprs.
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ZOE trolnulousness, waketulncss, dizziness
aln laek Of energy, Il most valuable remedy
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YIsAscIAL,As c,olnnERclAI..
NewYork Money and stocks.


INV Yonx. June 2o-Nouey lac per cent, clo.irg
~ Def CENT. Sterling Exchange bankers bills
steady at q Is. deuaiui q ssx, 4 n go
'oovfRSxrNts-lregu lul
Y. 9. d. extended ..loQ, Lelish 4 wllkes.--lloA
Y. ! Y, extended. ioissL 4. i 4. g. Gtsls-'il!
=: a y otsI,s e ~ UrE Lima 0,aiil,ilSt
Genital Pasiae nnu-lish Texas lar land ris...
Er1e secondA.......-, Wy do. RIO Grande diva sS,i
RAILROAD Rosns-sirong.s f2ifii ~ I'M
STATE sncrhrrirs-fsirlya active aud lower. ~
Louisiana con:oli."- Virginia Cs............- 81
Missouri Yinlnla consDls, ex. d.
y. Jose pi":.-..-....lio La mat COUPONS. COY
Tennessee q, nsw.. Is sOnerd. IllFii7' n
stocks-.shasc ejaculation ppevcd ,trong nj n
general sdraihc Irnm yesIfdRy's closing quotations
VI kaa pr cent. In the tRfy tre prices rrcVnl.
td general 'eclife OF ,Saf per cent, Aitr wnich
III" market became ttf0ny aid sOld up imlss Icr
cent. Houston Texas However advancing 9E per
cent TO IS Than was Then a reaction Of JsaG ipr
recovered sssaS rer cent, while lIo,l,ion 4 Texas
Mold up 3 ptF cent 10 So After this tho mari et
became heavy and decline Of ION per cont sas
recorded. In tho final dealings Michigan Central
recovered Y lNr cent, aud Chicago. burlington 4
Quincy II per cent, but the market III the main
cloecd dull and weak as compared with yesterday
Close Plies show AL advaiird 81 sh per cent, the
lattGr for Hannibal s 81 JoScph preferred, while
Houston Il texas Is ~ per cent higher, Chicaso.
burlington 4 Qulnc:, however, u ~ per cent
l0wtr. ''-aEs' a.rTt 90 81. Z. o. 5,
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Ilnrgatns In ,iililncr,,x..

Z Mrs. s: 8. Kisncr, No. l07i Main street, This
week will offer her entire stock Of milllnerri
ncckwear and gloves Mt cost 4 Those WISHING
bargains should call early 81 Iis.952
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Gl1e QtttelliIQltJtlrea.;


" I.ubricating 0il-Iaiah Warren & Co,
Removal Porter & Donaldson. q,
Mrs. Knox Fluting Machines,
Blank Dooks---Stanton & Davenport.
Music for Less Than One Cent u Page.
For Rent-Dvellng House. -.
= acknowledgements ..i.
81 For Cincinnati-Stcamcr St. Lawrence.
: A Plain House Made Handsomely.
Caldwell. l n ~ ssF5,f ,l .,l
First Grnnd Picnic-lIead OF Local.
Il Lost-Gold Watch-IIead OF Local.
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PITTSBURGH. !, Pa, June! 20.-Riyer feet
and rising. Weather clear and hot.
Oil Cry, Pa, June 20.-River foot 9
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
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\ Take "eLAcK.pRAueHIp upa ~

i will never Be bilious. $3.50 4
Il For sale by Logan 4 Co, al = 1, +
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- anitsl and AL sufferers Sirom NEURALGIA
ay;sner,a and Kindred complains, will Siinj
~ishout,a rival Brown'a Iron L,it:err. NV
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M sThcrmomcisr Record. '3ia
Tho following shows the range OF the ther.
mometer, rs observed at Schneprs drugstore,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1851 4. Z 81 - 10Y 1852
"a. x.l2u.sP.A.7rxJ7 IA. x.l2x.sr.x7hx
a. - s. 50 50 &c IS S. -
z WASHINGTON, D.. c.; Juno 80, IA. NJ For
{ Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer; south TO west winds, generally fair
weather. la9sa s,,3Ss
u For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains, winds shifting 10
southeast and southwest, slight rise In tenn
perature, lower barometer. :, ls'-7 s.
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B'ap'y, health, nml'llaprlnes, for ladies'
iin"riIMs OF cARDUi.ni 5s5qIs;-
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~ GRAND Concert ut the Fountain Saloon this
evening, at which q fine selection OF music
will be rendered. " !, "a. ssi. z. =. t
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Lnncllnaor AI. -. =,

isssesyoTs Weakness, dyspepsia, Impotence
H Sss Debility, cured by i.Wells't Iiealtl
Renewer.nt $l.Ef,. "a. =, - " '-,.5 .St'''
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THE usual merchants LAUGH at The New
AcLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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-s7.
EaTEL ARKIvA1s,
sT.,lAMHs IIorrL.

weIdmai,, Columbus RI Campbell. p.ln,iuc
&c Hinn, clnrksburB sh. c " ABBOTT, Ciarlsbu,r
2 bliis city Jno Frowiey. Pittsburgh
cS!nlth, Washington, Ia a L Eut,er, baltimore
:; tnoniss. Ghitlhufe " u Carsotte;s. Cln'nnti
a Eastell. psrksrsburC J Is suinmeryi!e. " III,
y Wiener, EenilsSllie KeeG, Bu{llsT!lic
! aGGtlston, s,eneenf'e II npean, Rnilsnd
y htlliHp. GhlcsSn WoaSorth, sAidllsIy
, MnIeson, bnfht'o = L y hi9vers. Fhihdelp'n
dS Wiey. elLy 3 W hnghcg, Counhus
c lAuer, X NJ s s:fsilJ + Law. Il / 3ni.' -, 10
ii ~, LATE, ci,y .,.L-s. DNci AIN, rittstn,yh
: MCLEAN. Cincinnati j. GallAher, Pittsburgh
DON'r FORGET tic GRIND Ca, -, ~ /. 4.
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WHEELING, v. Va, ,iaH4li&


'<Sfsz' N tIo z VIxrls =, =, -
~ - MIEELisG. v. Va.
!. GEMS: II Affords gnht pleasure 3,uis
the heater and flltcrcr placed in 1nr IAEihisss
In connection with our boiler glyss r1uf ~ -,
Ion. II shows II savingO fully twenty "a ~ y,
the cot Of iucl since It WIS placed IN cGtSS
with our boilers. The heavy a4!s have "
removed since the heater and nl'tiet hai ns.
operation. We GILL cnecffully fen.nmsa
any PARTIES In need OF the healer shd hlIns
.Et- We Remdn IraI! i@a
! Jel8 - +. sciII>k 1 sa
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0PEEA House Orchestra will play at the
Fountain Saloon this evening. 9S ( 81
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For p sale by,Iosp;an 4 Co.
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@aaw!NE OF cARONllt iSur ,ilase ! day Z;
makes 2 happy household. j3ES LsjF.. IA
For sale BY. Logan 4 Co. II
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NJ wv
Fourth OF July Excir,Ionv

DoS''r forget. the Grand Concert at The
Fountain Saloon this evening. s.il.ii ~ ~
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FOR RENT.

FoR 5 RENT-To SNAIL No..
~ New uou,e o. four rooins IN FAMILY
ksni rr.,onablo TO desirable iSu.s, sed Ilor,.
IN u d btrel : F-ii,- AIlh
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AHEAD OF ALL C0HpEilliV''
THE PH|LADEL PH|A LAWHH0HER

is by far the most easily worked, 70 -:
Lawn Mower iuAde:: They have the ~ ~ Va
uoiscless rntchets, rear cut, il94iluf o, G- 81
mtus, keli sharpening snivts, !cd<t h.l1 sf., q
compact, ttrOEs mad simple eoLa''aS"''
Ac1S' y sr 81 fu Urn salps
cannot slip. no matter how inEsa Es rs
battered, aud the revolving kNlve' AZ ~
that they throw MI the cut Sr:.ss u, Sat'-
ses y philadelphia hiO'g you hl!; .,ses
10 not forget that the best l. Tie cD''t"
.s,4I Sell n 1G In. Mower for SEW
ST. 30 Y "
! ti'a'3g'ss1s.M Market square
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Gentlemen, / take pleas.
rre in Stating that l have used
Browns Iron Bil,crs for ma.
LARA and nervous troubles,
caused by ovcrwork, with
excellent rcsv1,ci "A IN.
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A.y s. y: .:.Blfsrrlia, Esq, Of: the
we'll knownt firm iof Fl. s..
Berlin & CO., Attorneys, Lc'
5DroIt Building, Washing
ton, &c, writes, ,Dcc.:5
1887. - {. y 90 4 ~ y,
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Adjourned 70 Saturday at 10 A.N.1.I
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Biggest Things on Earth,

The highest range of mountains on
earth is the Himalayas, in Asia, the
mean elevation beng estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000, feet above the
sea.
The largest city in tie world is
London. Its population numbers g.
o2O,S souls. New York, with popu-
lation Of about l,25O,00O comes fifth
in the list of great cities.
The largest island in the world is
Australia. 1t is $500 miles in length
from east to west aud 1880 miles
from north to south.
The longest span of wire in the
world is used rur - telegraph in India
over the river kistnah, between
Byzor, and Sactanagrum. 1t is more
than 5000 feet. long, and Is stretch
I'd between two mills, each of which is
1900 feet high.
The largest body of fresh water on
the globe is Lake Superior, 400 miles
long, 100 miles wide at its breadth
and having an area Of $4,000 square
miles. Its mean depth is said to be
200 and its greatest depth about 90C
fathoms. Its surface is about 635 feet
above the level of the.sea.
Some of the trees are 416 feet high
and 35 feet in diameter. Some Of the
largest that have been felled indicate
an age from 1900 to $500 years.