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The Choral Habit.
sm llcJlGlaR's Magazine


The extensive and habituar use
OF Grddrugs bearing Government
pasSPPartieularly chleral-in the
unohS Inducements of the do
mesti9f our times is perhaps little
genershOwn, but that it is a very
eXtenAnd daily increasing evil,
much dragged and greatly facili-
tated Y present condition of the
medietsmp and medicine license
acts, lSnd doubt or question, and a
CUSTOM habit known to medical
men aSchlOral habit is thus en-
gendernore enslaving and more
fraughtn sad results than the
habits Shol drinking OF opium eat
ing. Ist dose may be prescribed
III the Cry course of a PHYSICIANS
attendand the prescription is care
lully trtd; more frequently, how
ever, 9eary, the wakefui, and
heaNy Iare allured by tempting ADJ
Iertlsenof the miraculous effects of
GoNernlstamped bottles, to be oh.
tanned 0srOcers and chemists. etc
The etiahe first dose is probably
eharmlIother dose on the next o.
eaSion iSly satisfactory. No danger
Gus ene4g indicated on the Iabel
no gartl danger is suspected, and
oy degre habitue resorts to il until
II oeeonlightly necessity. After a
uille th9mary result is not ex.
Periened not infrequently in the
middle . night, by familiarity he,
come BOB habitue, after hours q,
weary with trembling hant
Pours on iher half teaspoonfpI o. .
lew 9roH as the label may direct
and drlrff. The desired effect anc
more IS foduced; coma ensues fol
sixteen, or even more hours
greatly alarm OF surroundinI
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friends, and not infrequently the conse-
quences are such as to necessitate the
services OF q coroner. From the happy,
united family circle Of yesternight one
is absent from the breakfast table the
following morning. A sudden change
comes over the wonted cheerfulness Of
the home The bright morning sum
light is dimmed, the tread of every step
is altered, and every voice is subdued
and anon the festive chamber Of the
house is converted into court OF in-
auiry, with all its solemn and somber
paraphernalia, and after short and ten
der deliberation, the final and soothing
verdict of misadventure by an overdose
of chloral is entered.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YoRK, August 1O.-Cotton-Easier
at 1908 slice. Flour-Dull; receipts ID
700 barrels; exports LOO barrels; super
fine Western and State, s. 40(94 IS; COM
mon 20 good 81 55@5 %; good TO choice,
S. 25GlS so; white wheat extra s. 0O(9S so;
extra Ohio, 81 6O@7 so; st. Louis 81 Goa
s so; Minnesota patent process 81 25(9
S 75. Wheat-CaSh lots heavy at H@lAc
lower; options opened A@19c better, after
wards lost the advance and declined A@lc,
closing strong; receipts 10000 bushels; ex-
ports 2O6, 900 bushels; No. 3 red 81 1870
j 1884,; hard No. Minnesota 81 81 TO ar
rive; ungraded red 81 OO@l l513; steamer
No. 8 81 O44@1 O5; No. l red 81 1917; I'M
graded white 81 ID; No. do, sales 3,lOO
bushels, at 81 IS: No. . red, seller August,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 1891 l5S,
closing at 81 l45s; seller September, sales
5Si, 600 bushels, at 81 1891 l5H, closing
at 81 AZ; seller October, sales $4,000
bushels, at 81 1891 l6R, closing. at
81 1534. Corn - Opened A@1}4c higher,
afterwards weak and lost most OF the ad-
vance, closing steady: receipts 1880 bush
els; exports 1900 bushels; ungraded S613@
Sc; No. 2 sec in elevator; S9}5@9OIc de-
livered; ungraded white Ole; No. 2 seller
August size, closing at SIC; seller Sep
TENDER size, closing at SIC; seller Octo-
Der S611@S7c, closing at S6ssc. Oats-Un n
settled at 2@5c lower; receipts 107, 900
bushels; exports 1000 bushels; western
mixed 5S@65c; white western 59@70c Hay
Quiet and firm at 60@70c. Coffee-Dull
and unchanged. Sugar-Nominal and I'M
changed. Enthusiastically. Rice-Quiet
and steady. Petroleum-Quiet and steady
United SIC; crude 6%@67sc; refined &C.
Tallow-Stesdy at Sss@sHc. Rosip-Dull
at 81 S5@2 90. Turpentine - Dull and
lower at 451Sc. Eggs-Western fresh quiet
and steady at 2211@2Sc. Pork-Strong and
higher; new NESS 22 00@22 so. Beet-Dull
and unchanged. Cut Meats - Dull and
nominal. Lard Stronger; prime steam
$l2 s5@l2 80 Butter-Firm for choice at
1925: Cheese.-Qaiet and firm western
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August l0.-Flour- Dull and
dropping. Wheat-Quiet, weak and lower
regular 81 00@1 00h seller August; 9S11@
$3.50 seller September; 9SHc seller 0cto
Der; 971Sc seller year; No. red winter
81 02A cash; No. 2 Chicago spring dull anC
nominal. Corn-Strong and higher at ~
cash and seller August; 77%@TAc sellel
September; 1896 seller October; 721<c sci
Ter November 67ac seller year; reiecteS
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SIX GIRLS ARE ABOUT TO DO.
<ped for n Tramp Through the
b Mountains of North Carolina

Nped Tor q Tramp through the
b Mountains of North Carolina
kNT AIRY, NC, August Six
sd frOlicSome young ladies arrived
il place to-day all rugged out and
q led for a journey on foot through
fountains of this State. The girls
WeSses even shorter than the reg
u walking skirts. They have
Kicks strapped over their Shout
dear broad bOttomed, easy shoes,
dSes, and are fixed up for comfort.
II propose to take a trip on foot
u all of the mountainous counties
Oflh Carolina. In their baggage
thTe hammOcks which will be
US case they have to camp out at
nj 1.-THE trip will consume about two
mtand cover 4 distance of six or
eiandred miles. The girls are all
yq the oldest probably not over
w two aud the youngest sixteen.
Tfe 1.-the and hearty and appear to
81 TO make fifteen or twenty miles
atlsily. Three of the fair pedeS-
tnSte from Virginia and the other
thrlm Maryland. Three ofthem are
pun a well-known seminary in Vir-
gina the daughters Of well-known
bus men in that State.
Th9resent novel and indie
pen trip is made principally
TO 4 one or two of the party, who
coul afford TO travel on railroads.
WhaeSire was expressed by them
in kSence of the other four girls
whoe up the party to see the mag
niti9enery of the western part oil
this it was at once proposed to
tranhrough the country, and thu.
avoltOad fares and at the same
timetl q better view of the scenery,
The will leave here tomorrow fol
Asha in Buncombe county. They
do manifest any fear of being
moieh the long and lonesome route
TheHhey are fully able to take care
Of tAlNeS. Part of the way i,
throuenSe forests, through which
even daring men are not anxious
to gorially at night.
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LESSONS IN NATURE.
How the Sons OF the Prince OF Wales
Have Been Taught.
FrUnl the london IekeqTdph.

EFph GtG AcsttO" AttgfNPfa
Yetnever could the youth ofprinceS be
more profitaLly spent than in travelling
far into the world and viewing the
wonders and beauties which clOthe its
surface. There is no other way of cul-
tiyating the spirit Of cosmOpOlitanism
which the progress of society makes
every day more imperative condition oil
great careers or of exalted stations. One
glance ut an ebony savage, magnificent
in feathers and a pettieOat of cOcoanut
leaves, is aIarger social revelation than
is contained in many books. There is
much fine writing eXt2nt, notably OF
what is called the picturesque school ;
] hut no combination of all that Is elo-
! 0uent, melOdiouS and suggestive in
words can equal, as a sketch of a scene,
the description which that same scene
kpripts upon the eye, no matter how
might've may be the glance. The i'm
menSe range Of education the princes
thaye received by their voyage round
4the world can not be realized. They
have viewed the performance OF life on
stage whose extent is the surface OF
Ahe globe. Humanity has acted its
manifold parts before them in all the
Ronntless arrays in which vanity or ira
fition forces il to clOthe itself; and the
encry of the vast drama has been the
ahOreS, the cities, the forests, Islands and
!, Mountains of the earth. The play has
Skken many months TO act; but the
Cal oftne curtain has left a thousand
ASpiratiOns, and the two august spec
ktOrs have brought away with them a
,AsiSdom that should make the knowl-
IIfge of many an old man but puerile
y HI in comparison. First and foremost
Ery know the sea - sailor men, they
1--we beheld il in all it, moods, from the
ifx kep and breathleSS calm, made ghostly
III the icy beams of the high moon
inning down upon the radiant sur
ee, whose silence nothing breaks but
rending stem of their war ship, to
raging sea, swelling up in mount
of fOaming water under the mad
= hiring of the tempest they have seen
Z azure grille broken by the delicate
= ak of distant islands, or its gray horl-
- dark with the loom of swart and
: aling cliffs; they have watched its
lem pillows breaking into the bril-
z hey of snow against the crystalline
= tS of icebergs, or they have hung
3 its mystery of tropical shadow, and
. led with something of wonder upon
- wcired CONGREGATIONS of blue and
. b fires, breaking in forms of trees
z shrubs, or in serpentine shapes from
. ades of their man-Of-war as the
ileSs swell rolled up out of the star
,frey. brizOn. and made the metal hull
ar Dc 10 the time of the mighty pulsing.
ma though this be but one chapter OF
pss,. reat volume they have perused,
'aSe, Idly it is not the least ennObling
= etc, Suggestions, nor lacking in that
Ian OF tuition ton oy which IN the spirit Is
~ the loftiest aspects of nature.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW YoRK, August 10. The Dropers' JO'r7l-
al bureau reports: Beeves-Receipts 40;
5 car loads trash changed hands at 3hG4c
per pound live weight, but there was
no regular market for beef cattle; dressed
beef had fair call at 94c for native sides;
Texas and Colorado do. Shipments for liv-
erpool to-day, 700SS quarters of beef, l26
carcaSSes mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head. Market
steady and shade iirmer for good; stock
sheep sold at 81 SOFAS so, with few
picked export sheep at So 90; lambs Sc 90
so per hundred.
Swine-Receipts 100 head; live hogs
steady at S. 50@S so per hundred for fair
to prime.
CHICAGO, August 10-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; ship
ments $500 head. Market weak; quality
very good; general market not quotsbly
different; mixed 81 60(GS S. heavy IS 30
as so: light 81 SOFAS 40; skips 81 50@7 40.
Cattle-ReceIpts 5000 head; shipments
/. 500 head. Trade generally fairly active
and strong: exports 81 25GG7 80; good to
choice shipping So 50@7 90; common
10 fair 81 40G6 90; mixed butchers active
and lOc higher at So 25@4 so; stockers and
feeders 81 7564 90; dairy calves per head
Sl3 90; range l0c higher and active; Texas
canning i'll good demand at - S0lg' 4Oi
shippers 81 COOS 90; half breeds 81 SO9
5 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1,4OO head; shipments
none. Market very active and strong; In,
ferior to fair 81 SOFAS so; medium to good
81 OO@4 40; choice to extra 81 6e95 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August lO.-Cattle--Re.
ceipts !, 500 head; market slow; prime St 81
a. 90; good IS 50@6 %; common 81 OoC9
90.
Hogs-Receipts 700 head; market fair;
Philadelphias IS 75gS 80; Balnmores - oo
as co; Workers 81 T59S %.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head: market fair
extra S. OO@5 so; good $4,000 So; COM
mon s. 5O@3 so.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-Live Hogs
Firm; common and light Sc 509S "a; pack
ing and butchers s. 75@S 80.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

TIME NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM-
Der 6, 1852 Ten Separate Schools, In
Guiding School of History and School OF Eng
fish, Full courses in Law and Medicine, ex-
tending throughout the session. Enlarged
facilities for study OF Physical Sciences and
laboratory Thorough courses in Ancient and
Modern Languages and Literature. Text books
at cost. Necessary expenses not over Sl5S.
For catalogues and other information address
w. l. WILSON, President,
ooSo MoruantO yn w. Va.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mrs. Gen. ]. E. B. Strart, Principal.
The next session win open September 18th,
with full corps Of teachers Training thor.
oush and terms moderate. Catalogue sent
upon application to the Principal jySeodb
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RAILROAD BONDS-lrregular.

RAILROAD BoNDS-lrregular.
STATE SECURIrIEs-Without feature, ex.
cept for Tennessee mixed which fell off ~
per cent. but recovered = per cent.
SroCKs-Up to l o'clock to-day the vol
ume of business in the stock market was of
moderate proportions, but Northern Pacific
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
were very active, about one third Of the en-.
tire transactions having been in
them. Lackawanna and Western,
which Yesterday advanced from
1898 to 1857, sold at 143A@lAA@l4%.
Northern Pacific sold at 515sG52H aud pre-
ferred at 935s@947s@9i3s. The general list
was alternately strong and heavy with
net result of higher prices. After one
o'clock the market became dull and heavy,
and by As prices had declined T9B per
cent; in the next fifteen minutes there
was a recovery OF EGH per cent. In the
first half Of the last hour stocks further adj
yancd a fraction, but in the last half the
market became heavy and so closed. There
were free reaiiZationS of profits to-day on
stocks which have advanced most of late.
In addition there was disposition on the
part of one or two spectators TO sell stocks
Short. The temper OF speculation may be
said to he conservatively bullish. II the
outlook for money were as favorable as that
for other important considerations which
determine values the bullish feeling would
be UNQUALIFIED. As it is every fresh ad-
vance brings about realizations ION the
part ofholders stocks which show great prof
it. The appetite of the ubliC for stocks, how
ever. continues as ravenous as at any
time in the last few weeks. The member
ship in,the Stock Exchange of the late \.
Bayliss has been s)ld for 81 900, an ad-
vance of $500 over last previous price paid
for membership.
Transactions 365, 900 shares.
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WASHINGTON and Lee University,

CEN. G. W. c. LEE, PRESIDENT. THOR
" ough instruction in Languages, Litera-
ture and Science, and in the Professional
Schools of Law and Engineering. Healthful
location in the Valley OF Virginia, Necessary
expenses for nine months. exclusive OF books
and clothing, need not exceed SIS. Session
opens Septen Der 2lst. For catalogue address
J. l.. CAMPBELL, JR-, Clerk,
aq9egb Lexington, Va.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIRIA.

CEssIoN BEGINS ON THE FIRST OF
- October, and continues nine months. APP
piy for catalogues TO the Secretary OF the
Faculty, p. o. University Of Virginia, Abe
marie CO.. Va JAS. +. HARRISON.
iy25eodya Chairman Of the Faculty.
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D acts upon the Liver.
d acts upon the Kidneys.
D Regulates the Bowels.
D PuTities the Blood.
p Quiets the Nervous System.
- Promotes Digestion.
? NOnrishe-, Strengthens and InTiS
|Ntes-
carries on the Old Blood and makes
y opens the pores OF the skin and In.
re- Healthy Preparation.
u neu'rHllZeS the hereditary faint or poison
e ls blood, which generates ScrOfula, ErySiDe-
sra AL manner Of skin diseases and exter-
n hUmOrS.
here are nospirits employed IN It's manufsc-
and u can be taken by the most delicate
y, or by the aged and feeble, care only being
bred IN attention 20 directions.
~ ISLAND BRANCH, kRnawha Co, W. Va.
ave used llr. Clark johnson y Indian Blood
2 ~ my family for four years, and In AL
= u has proved 10 be Is recommended. II
cured me 81 Diphtheria :. \. JONES
bJkNSEILLE, BraNtOu Co., W. Va.
a'e Seen entirely cured Of Heart Disease
use % br. Clark JOhnsOns Indian Blood
80, recommend its use 10 the afflicted.
WM. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, BraXtOn Co., W. Va.
~ suffering with Dyspepsia and LLvel
8 A.u' FOR several years, Twas persuaded 10
"a r. Clark JohGSOns Indian Blood Svrup
b has succeeded in making a new man Out
CAIN A. HINKLE
bCRNSyrLLE, BraXton Co, W. Va.
- ~. CLARK JOhnSOuS Indian Blood
~ = ~. You recommend II TO be was az.
=, Win Liver Complaint for a great many
and The Syrup completely cured me,
o.. ELIZABETH RIFLE
81 SASRETTS BIND, W. Va, Feb. Is, ISL.
NLAkK JOHNSOS-I have been cured Of
sSNe hy using Your Indian Blood Syrur
umeNd II highly. KATIE B. GENTRY
rs ~, wanted FOR the sale OF the Indian
81 syrup IN eyey town or village In which /
no agent. Particulars given on apnliea-
DRUGGISTS SELL, IT.
IaiorJ - West Third Street. Nsw
III city. Nc"
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YORK, August 10.-Dry Goods-un-
der wide and steady demand for moder,
ate assortments, all Seasonable fabrics had
a much larger distribution. Daily sales
are of satisfactory amounts, and Tor the
want of fuller deliveries of many styles OF
goods, buyers frequently express disaP-
pointment The cotton goods market IS
exceedingly strong, with prices hardening.
Agawan + brown cottons have been al
vanced to SIC, and Utica c at value. De-
sirable brands of all qualities are very
scarce for immediate delivery, or for near
future delivery in any quantity. Prints
and desirable styles Of dress goods in steady
request and large and wide distribution.
Richmond founced saitings at SIC are the
latest novelty, and are much sought alter :
Petroleum.
PITTSBURGH, August l0.-FetroleumI
Quiet; United certificates steady; closed
at 6lAc; refined csc forPhiladelphia de-
livery.
T1rUsv1LE, August 10.-0il-Opened at
6lLsc; highest lXc; lowest 6Ossc; closed
at 6lIIc. Shipments 52l60 barrels; char
tiers 25,O59 barrels; runs log, 532 barrels
HAD Chronic Dyseutery for one year.
PERUSA cured me. JAMES BREMEN, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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1867 Prizes, amounting to.-..------------.S1b'ysV
Application for rates IN clubs slIou,d De
New Orleans ,
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing fun address. Send orders by Express.
n,fv to u. A. DAUPHlN,
VII" New Orleans, La,
Or M. A, DAUPHIN, CO.. Seventh 81, WASH
NBMorders addressed 70 New Orleans win
receive prompt attention. -
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EDUCATIONAL.
REllEyUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA,
On N. a Western K &, Is miles west Of Lynch
burg For boys and young men, Full corps
Of teachers Instructions thorough Beauti-
fui and healthy location. Liberal provision
for comfoyt and improvement Of pupils. Ses-
sion opens 18th September. For Catalogue or
speciai information address WIN. Il. ABBOT,
Principal. Belleeue 2. o. ly2teodrog
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Cures When Hot Springs Fail !

Cures When Hot Springs Fail
Malvern, Ark, May 2, ISL
We have cases In our town who lived Al hot
Springs and were finally cured with > s. >.
McCAMMoN & MURRY.
Memphis, Tenn, May II, 1881.
We have sold 6bottles Of SIS 8 In year.
II has given universal satisfaction. Fair
minded physicians now recommend II as
positive specific. s. MANSFIELD d 20.
Louisville. KY, May IL, ISL
SSS has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. ]. A. FLExNER-
Denver, Col, May 2, ISL
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms
Of g SIS l. AEfsSErEk-
Three months have passed since IQuit taking
& s. 8; there il no symptom OF the disease re-
manning; ! am permanently cured John 3
Taggart, salamancia, n. Y.
Iknov whereof speak when say science
has not made known q combination equal 10
& s. s. for Blood Diseases p. L Massenbuig,
Pm. G. Macon, Ga
II You wish we will take your case, TO be
pajd for when cured. Write for particulars
$1,000 REWARD tDiH be paid to
ana Chemist lrho triH find on analysis Of
100 bottles of s S. s one particle Of
Mereszy, Iodide Ptassinni, or any
Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Prop'rs. Atlanta, Ga.
Trade supplied by Logan Co, and Laugh
lin. Bros. q Co so Vs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money 3a4 Per Cent Governments
Unehanged-Stoeks Active and strong
Flour QuIet-Whest LOWer-PrOyi.
siOns Firm.

NEW York, August 1O.-MoNEY-At 3@+
per cent, closing at "a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper SAT- per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady and firm at
4S513; demand 1881.
GovEEHMENrs-Weaka and k@% per cent
lower for AIS and As and unchanged for
extended 6S and 5s.
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ATToRN EYS.
~.

The public Is requested curstdup 10 notice "a
ne,r and enlarged Scheme 10 be drdUn Mont ny
sBCAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets only Is. Shares in proportion.
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CTEUBENvILLE, o. FEMALE SEMI
= nary has had pupils from every State In
the Union, 1t gives thorough training In
mind, manners and character. Terme low.
Send for catalogue. One-fourth off for min
isters' daughters. REV. A. NJ. R1ED, Phi. d.,
Prin, jy2lSvgv
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LYDIA e. RINKHAM,s
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK.
NESSES, Includins Leucorrhea, Ir.
regular and Painful Menstruations
Inflammation and Uiceraiion OF
the Womb, Flooding, FRO.
LAPsUS UTKRI, &e.
1FPleasant to the taste, efncacious and immediate
In It's effect Il great help In pregnancy, and 70
Hsves pain during labor and At regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE n AND PRESCRIBE II FRIIIL
tFFoR AL WEAKNESSES OF the generstive organs
OF either SEX It Is second to no rcedy that has ever
been before the public; and for all diseases OF The
KuSHYs It Is the Greatest Remedy On tie World
wKmNEY COMPLAINTS of Either SEX
Find Great Relief In Its Use.
LYDIA Y. PIyHuAMps BLOOD PURIFIER
,riiI eradicate every yestige Of Humors from the
blood al the time viii give tone and strength E
the system. Asmarveloustn results ~ the Compound
rvBoth the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at IS and rs Western Avenue, Lynn, MAs>
Price of either, 81. siIbottles for o. The Compound
IL sent By man In the form OF pills Of losenges on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. hr Pinfha
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Enclose Scent
ssAnp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this Faper.
r=-LYptI z. PrSTHlx's LIvER PuIa cure Constipa.
tia Pousness and Torpdity OF The 1s~cr. % cents.
aTSold by nn DruEsistS.~S-2 co
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bKhiSska

HO "
BRowN's IRoS BT1
: one of the very few
medicines that are not
nosed mostly Of alcon3
whiskey, thus beco tnm
fruitful ElI,1 source of intern
n l5u,e by promoting a da
iOr rum.
Bpowx's IRoN BrTrA
:. qua Guaranteed to be a n
; :, stimulan''
; !, will, in nearly every ca
. :, %., the place OF all hqa1
. mn ,, the same time aOsA
i IIte,y kin the desire N
w 11li and other ln;oH
eating beverages
Rev. G.W,Rl2s, ed':'T Il
,bs .lmly4;cas C.E'75t'a" ~
-:.r.. says Of Brown 5 l'o
1'''''' C,,. O., Nov. r6, 1881.
r. ,.,s foolish vast
IN o. vital io.ce in business =
" ~ and yit.o25 .al2!'
Gs7,e Of our people, E;1> :
Soar preparation a neeeS5':J
aaIiiapPlied, viii save nan
dds who resort to saloons
..r,.mporary TeeuPe'1a'a.
RpowH's lion BITTER:
Ia, been thoroughly teste'
for dyspepsia, indigestion
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PITTSBURGH, August 10. - Offerings -
Cheese-75 boxes, part skim, &c; 25 boxes
Ohio skim, &c. Potatoes-One car Ken
lucky rose. in bulk, 81 40. Turnips-One
car new, 81 per bushel. Apples-lo barrels
choice Ohio, green, s. so; 100 barrels green,
1850 boxes, 81 so. Jersey Yellowstone
car, $50. Onions-25 barrels new. 81 80.
Beans-5O bags choice hand picked, 81 Is
per bushel,