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On Change In yh,..

~ ,GInNAco, May ls.-wheat ,o.,av wos
SaEy ;sAi;. III moderate demand md tho General ~"
,esl'ns was one OF weakness receinis i sssrs sro
very small, shipments hit; ,aP.s wca,ha. Gete Geo
!, Hn' me IN market not particularly Affected div hv
y y The close was 1alc above ss..L vss,srda,: u
ss Wa ea!' sales 665,000 bushels; prices eas;c.
except TINT June and year were sc hi"hsr ,e.
l. 1nrh i WIS easy all through tho session In
..,, y lover early, then reacted saic' bnt ~
ssa Ssa,Nened about the middle Of the session ,
s,raaas ssa nsaln nj A. dropped !asc, ruling rather
i"iay i"% 10 the close, when the rites were IN
b,sSa 5bvgeew Yesterday. On cali, sales 5s5 ,oSo 81
pus!sels n.'. and prices very Irregular Nav e !e
"TS,, n,,. August Ec higher; year lc higher.
WI J''s were very quiet but decidedly weal
isa %a, :a.c lower. On call, sales l45 0OC
Sius'els; ~ prices sc higher ior Sluv; .c lowe,
pn, p,9eust; e lower for year.
IA, rH'k is was in moderate demand and 5,
r,l, N 'oWer' sv' ruling steady ut the close. o,
@ Sse ,S,aes S!es only 1000 lbs and prices easier
cpnaSl'' r.'I was only in iair demand and no
5SSoly 55SS%Saoly changed in price. On cali. sale,
''''' ''s and prices easy; not changed.
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THE ASSASSIN GUITEAU.
Rumor that the President will Pardon
the Wretch on Ground or Insanity.

RumOr that the President will Pardon
the Wretch OH Ground or Inxnnity.
WAslIISGroN, May lS.-It is stated here
to-day that President Arthur has deter
mined to pardon Guiteau. on the ground
that the assassin is insane. II this is done,
it is certain that the murderer will be
committed to some insane asylum for life.
The correspondents have endeavored to
trace the rumor to some reliable source,
but it is stated at the White House that no
such determination would possibly. be
made until after the Court in Banc
has rendered the decision on the law
points now in question. 1t is tolerably GER
tain, however, that Mr.. Reed will make a
strong endeavor to influence the President
to take this action should the Court in
Banc decide against him, and in view OF
this fact efforts will be made to secure
heavy petitions to this end from all over
the country. Mr.. Reed is confident that
public sentiment has changed since the
trial, and that it will be found that mn.
jority Of the people now believe in
Guiteau's insanity.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.
-ATEsTABour rAEsEvERAL STRIKES
The Opsratsrs In the Panhanlls Region Refuse 10
iis'd-The Views Of the Amaisan,ated As,o.
.eiation-Ths Cincinnati Carpenters and
. Chicago Tanners Still Out,

CHICAGO, May ls.-Thc men in MI tho
principal tanneries struck ut noon, today,
because the men In the preparing dcrart.
ments, who nskcd for MI advance Of one
dollar per week, were refused It. They
demand twelve dollarsa week. Tho en-
ployers will shut down. About ono thou
sand out OF tho twelve hundred tanners
employed in Chicago urc, therefore, out OF
work. T'r'F q" Nv G'H'''>E 2"
firrsnuRGH, May lS.-rhe change IN
inc card rate ol iron ut Philadelphia has
been the general theme OF conversation
among iron men and others interested,
on the Amalgamalcd side OF tho question,
the Labor Tribune contains tho following
utterance from Secretary Martin: I,I.I,s'l -.
"SoHe silly and sensational corrcspon-
dents Of the daily press, in commenting on
the decline, say That "tcar Is expected
that the workmen will refuse to abide by
the sliding scale, because, us Is stated ,they
have for some tiinc been eontenplatin mi,
advance OF wages" We hazard tho prr.
diction that tho only man who Inns unv
"fear about the workmcn" Is the CORE.
spondent who wrote 1t, and lG drew on
III ms imagination for the uniounded report.
The Philadelphia iron workers arc GOOD
members OF the Amalganaed nssociation.
III organization TIM. Ias never violated mn
agreement or scale Of wages entered into
with the manufacturers in uny section of
the country, no matter how lis members
may have been beaten or bit, il you please,
IN the bargain. On that poilt particularly
10 We pride ourselves. The men who ure
governed by. TIE Philadelphia scale vii.
work on until the present scale is changed,
never 1t Is changed" NJ o. 3. i.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-The striking car
pentcrs, who were reported os wpakcniny
have apparently braced up again. and nov
seem determined TO fight the bosses until
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WASHINGTON, May lS.-The President
and small party, including Secretary Fol-
ger, Attorney General Brewster and Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hale, went to Harper's Ferry,
this morning, on Il pleasure trip.
i, The impression has gone out that il Gui-
teau is executed the hanging will be public,
and from inquiries made from the West
and Northwest, especially, it would seem
that the impression is pretty general. The
agents OF the railroads here have received
many inquiries as to the chartering Of
trains, one party offering to bring forty car
loads Sof people from beyond the Ohio
river. E.. Isl.
The spring meeting is in progress on the
| trsck OF the National jockey club, near this
city. Many members OF Congress attend
the races The son OF President Arthur IN
u conspicuous figure on the quurter-stretch,
in. costume so loud rs to excite remark.
I lie wears tight.titting pair Of pants, GOV.
ering tong.like legs. padded on the side
with buckskin; n red necktie, and an Oscar
Wilde suntlower. The young man does
not create very favorable impression.
At the race track, Yesterday the charge
d'aiiaires OF the Chinese embassy, clad in
OrientM costume, walked UP to the French
pools, and, throwing down three tive-dollar
gold pieces called for tickets. The seller,
thinking he had sucker, gave him three
OH horse far from favorite. It so hap
pensd, however, the Chinaman"s horse
won the race, for each s. OF his investment
he hauled in S45 %. The American sec
retary, who has them in charge, says they
are great gamblers, and love to bet for the
fun Of Il. T.@T
In the House, yesterday, on motion oi
Mr.. kasson, a bill was passed providing
that any person, being originally either
Of the United States, who has been natura! Fa
pulley declare lss' his remuneration Of such
naturalization and resume his character
and privileges asa citizen OF the Uuitet
States by signing III instrument to thu
Is H. T. d : t"
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EXPLOITATION OF POTATOES,
4 Million md II lInif SnckH Received
During the SenHon.

uurIHE tuc SeUAOn.
SEw ioEx, May lS.-Quantities o; pota-
,oes continue to arrive at this port from
Great Britain and Germany, rs well as
Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards Island and
SeT.Hrunswlck. The receipts from the
British Provinces have not been SO large
Is in former years, but the importation
Omthe transatlantic countries have been
wholly Unprecedented, and its possibility
would have been laughcdat by most Amer
aaiamers and dealers year ago. The
canses Of the large importation have been
the unusually large crop raised last year in
Great Britain and Germany, and the small
Yield Of potatoes in this country. Besides
the advantage OF Il favorable season for the
cop III Great Britain, it has been estimated
that Co,W0 acres more were planted last year
tAan ever before, There had been imported
upto December 81, 1851, 740, 900 sacks Of po-
ta'oes Enough have been imported since
then to make over ,500,080 sucks during
tue season. The sacks, though varying
~ ~ sue, ordinarily contain three bushels.
Inc torelSn potatoes have usually sold at
ihol't twoihlnls OF the price Of the best
american stock. The best imported pota-
'ots would sell nearly rs we'll as the latter
'e'el not that they usually show yell
nT!sh color when cooked. There is q
FelGid!ce among consumers against the
nn,t z Al, 1.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

e
BosroS, May lS.1The annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Atlantic & pa.
cific railroad was held today, President II.
G. Mutt in the CHAIR; The only business
transacted was the election Of the following
directors: II. C. Mutt, W. B. Strong, Thos.
Nickerson," Levi G. Wade, I. : j. Burr,
3: w. Cheny, 4. W.: :Nickerson, Edward 7.
Winslow, Jesse Sclcgman, C. p. Huntington,
Jay Gould, Jas. D. Fish and Wm. +. Buck
ley; all but four Of whom were on the old
board. = A. w. Nickerson was elected in
place Of Allen Spear: Huntington in place
OF Gen. Horace Porter, Gould in place OF
Fred Buttcrlield and Buckley in place OF
J. B. Hayes. The directors Organized by
the election oil President II. G.. Mutt, Vice
President Edward T. Winslow, Secretary
and Treasurer G. F.. Tuckerman, Auditor
$. W. Cummings, ,s-l,,7ts.,, e
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WNl1 Street (iOsNip.

NEw EoEK, May 1S.-The Post Of this
evening says: "The market has been
steady to strong. We nrc passing through
period OF sllspcnso respecting crops, The
legislation at Washington about the banks
and the influence on foreign markets, and
reflective on our own, of the gold shipments,
excite caution and the large men In the
market are not disposed 10 do much one
way or the otter.f As facts to bc developed
may modify the opinions which are now
held ut the mining boards, the usual list.
lessness prevails, and Il prominent mining
broker says: Sunless there is IN improve
ment soon the board can be closed for the
summer"
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ToRoSro, May lS.-The first colored man
to the civil service in Canada
went to the postoflice to-day to assume the
duties Of letter carrier. None OF the otli-
cials would teach him the route. There is
great indignation in the postoiiice. The
inspector notified the government of the
action OF the officials. The government
will insist on his remaining in Tie position.
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NEW York, May lS.-Wm. l.. Badeau
has brought action against Prince 4
Whitley and James Il Kceno to recover
$4,000, claiming that the. defendants
entered into n conspiracy with on.
Mcpermo.t, ot San q Francisco, \. 10
deceive The public as to the value Of tic
BRADSHAW apd Washington mines in All.
yona, aud that by the representations con.
tained -intthe circulars, he was induced 10
risk the money, 'lta "a 5553.' p T. =;
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HAnRlsnuRG, Pa, May lS.-The strength
OF the independent republicans in Penn
sylvania is assuming proportions alarming
to the regulars. Even in this hot.bed Of
Cameronism the sentiment against the mt
chine ticket nominated on the 10th in
slant is very great, and constantly
increasing. The independent republi.
cans Of this country will be represented,
among others, by Hon. Louis W. Hall, who
four years ago was president Of the Repub.
lican State convention, and who previously
was president Of the State Senate three
successive years us Republican.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 1S.-The Democratic
State convention has been called for July
10Th, to nominate State officers and 4
Congressman at large. 3D..
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In the Monte Building, Larmcr, street,
Denver, COL, Is located the Office Of Mr.. j. A.
Park. extensively engaged in coal mining.
In Mr.. Parks opinion, st. Jacobs Oil is MI
exceedingly valuable article for rheumatism.
His wife suffered with u very painful alice
ternal remedy. Deciding upon St. jacobs
OIL, she used It with such gratifying success
that she would not be without Ii for any
thing, and considers it n household panucea.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATlONs.

" WESTMINSTER, Mn, May 1s.-The Jail
WIS burned this morning; prisoners safely
removed. 'C.r ". -"
ST. LOUIS, May 1s.-The loss by the East
ST. Louis tire last night WIS ovcr.estimated.
1t probably will be within $4,000.
SENECA FALLS, n. y, May lS.-Gleason's
knitting mills arc in flames and will be dc.
stroyed, with loss Of 100000. Insured.
Three hundred operatives will be thrown
out OF employment. Ul oaIa a
ST.. LOUIS, May ls.-Ten business houses
one hotel and two dwellings in the
town Of CLEANERS, on tho Missouri Pacific
railroad, were burned to-day. Loss about
100000. Insured $4,000. Ee'r
ST. Louis, May ls.-About . o'clock, th,
morning, Levi Ashbrook's pork house,
occupied ut the north end by Lepham 4
brooks, hide and tallow dealers, burned.
The building is total loss. Loss estimated
at from $4,000 to $4,000. Te3.
PARxsvlllE, N. T., May lS.-Fire last
night destroyed the drug store Of G. l..
Lord, general store Of Thomas Crary 4 Co.;
ice house OF the New York and Oswego
Midland railway company, and several
smaller buildings. Loss, so, 1000; insurance
small. -sH-En-'n.. 10 b., .,5.-r.s
MONTREAL, Alay ls.-The steamer Pro
gress burnt last night opposite Green
Island. The steamer Resolute went TO her
assistance and brought the crew ashore,
except three, who persisted. The Resolute
is towing the burned wreck into port. The
Progress was on the way to provision the
passengers OF the steamer Peruvian,
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LITTLE Rock, May lS.-Crop reports
from all portions OF the State TO the 18th
instant confirm previous reports oia heavy
fruit crop in all quarters. The yield prom
ises to be unusually large everywhere.
Cotton anu wheat have been considerably
damdsctl in localities visited by the late
storms. In many places .replantins be-
came necessary: Wheat harvest has al
really begun along the line Of the Fort
Smith railroad, s4g
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A Man Hold for n Dollar.

RlclMoSD, KY, May; ls.-A stout look
ing young fellow, who bore marked re-
semb!ance to 4 thoroug ghbred tramp, was
put up to the highest bidder in front OF the
courthouse yesterday. and sold under i.
charge Of vagrancy into slavcryfor one
year. He brought only 81, mud the auc.
tioneer found it hard to reach that point.
llad,the vagrant not bid fifty cents for
himself, and gotten up a sort OF rivalry, he
would most likely have been knocked OF
ut iorty.tive cents. Mr.. William ]: Collins
was the purchaser, aud said he would set
the poor fellow 10 work on the railroad.
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CONSPICUOUS among tho influential men OF
the Dominion is Mr.. ]. H. Mctcnlf, member
Of Parliament from the city Of Kingston,
Canada. Coming 10 n personal matter, wc
wsuld mention that Mr.. Metcali was former
y subject to extreme soreness OF the chest,
for which, MS lie himself, says, II could find
no remedy but St. jacobs Oil, the Great Ger.
man Remedy. I would not bc without it
for ten times its selling price" EItT1E-
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a Southern Romance.

NEw ORLEANS, May ls.-A romantic
story has Just developed. Louis Grand.
leau twenty years ago went TO the war and
left his eisht.ycarold son witt, Jarvis, the
manager Of the Poytlras asylum Federal
occupation cut oil communication with the
city. Gmndjeau returned Mt the close OF
the war aud found the child nnd Jarvis
gone. No information OF their where
abouts could be obtained Since then the
iather has heard nothing until few days
days ago, when by chance u nephew visit
Ing San Antonio, Texas, discovered tile
long missing son. lie is Il clerk III that
CITY, Iy,,t, #Jtss u,t,
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On Trial for Murder.

NEWPORT, May lS.-Moscs Grinnell who
is eighty years Of ase, is now on trial for
the murder ot Charles II. Thomas in No.
yember, 1880. Between Grinnell and his
SOL. his sons wife and Thomas there was
very bad feeling The son prepared to
leave the house Of his father, who is u lar
mcr, and began tho removal Of hen.
house from the fathers property. lilo was
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DISASTER on LAKE ERIE.
Fatal Explosion ON tho steamer Amcri
~ - enn Eagle, while Racing. vas,

~ ean Eagle, while Racing. U.', III.
CLEVELAND, May lS.-The steamer
American Eagle exploded the boiler in her
steam drum, when twelve miles out from
saudusky, while racing with the steamer
Jay Cooke. The fireman, ~. Bittle, was
instantly, killed and a deckhand, F.,EWal-
tors, iatally injured. Engineer johnson
was badly scalded about the face and
hands. The tug Mystic towed the Eagle to
Kellys Island, tho hull being uninjure,l.
Al tho moment OF the explosion the Eagle
wis attempting TO sal! across the Cookies
bow. ltSa's KS
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Z BlsMAncK, May 1S.-An accident on the
Northern Pacific railroad, near Spirit
Wood, yesterday, killed W. J.. Turner, a
Morris Racine. who was sit.
ting OH the tender and one I.avrayon, who
wns upon the engine cab; a large number
Of workmen were badly injured, some per.
haps fatally. 1t was u, train containing
workmen, md the accident was caused by
the breaking OF IN axle. q 81 ttitIfilII
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pmlADELrIlIA, May lS.-The Indepen d.
tat Republicans have secured lIorticul-
tual hall for their State convention, on
Wednesday next. It is thought that
Senator Mitchell will be the temporary
chairman.
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ClIlcAGo, May ls-'rhe gambling houses
are all open again, and some Of them arc
running more attractiyc establishments
than ever. Possibly without any good
reason for SO thinking, the gamblers are
convinced that the prosecutions against
them nrc not bonattide; nnd say they do not
intend to be intimdated. 1f.'lI&Ili75F
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,,,,,,, Killed -Four rersons Drowned

u,.c,L b,tdth " the Ih'cII'seheef'
'' liumcpyyIllr, O., May lS.--festerday
.,enips, un Jane Robinson, II saloon
ksen+t. wife, Of Dennison, was assaulted
h. ", be, bro,her.in.iaw, Stephen Ryan, an
o,hp, aIoon keeper, III her husband 4
s,tooy, she was struck two or thrcetimes
anil. Lein: behind the counter, he kicked
,be counter over against her stomach, with
nrI, IOre as to cause her death in n few
minutes. Mrs. Robinson was n very large
woman, weighing over three hundred
,oaah. Ryan was arrested and is at
ppsen, in the Dennison lookup.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Isaac Gardner
vi,hhis three daughters. nged, respectively,
twelve, sixteen and eighteen years, were
droxael in the Tuscaawas yer,abouttwo
miles from Port Washington. Mr.. Gardner
vas going to plant corn across the river,
from where he lived, when the current, be-
in. strong, upset the wagon and drowned
sIl toug the bodies up the present time,
Thursday evening, have not been found.
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president Arthur Sued.

AKRoN, O., May la.-ptesilent Arthur,
rs member Of tho firm Of Arthur, Kney-
els & Ransom, New York, has been sued in
common pleas court here. The case is ]. ".
l.,,sk 4 Co. vs.. Slevens.Andcrson Steel Co.,
OF Pittsburgh, for certain moneys, which
Mr., Artlur's firm also claims. x l}'g.s,zt Y Z. Z
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the hip joint. Her sister, n Miss Biddlc.
man, whose father resides ut Armagh,
Indiana county, made her home with tho
Catl'reys until few months ago, when II
was discovered TINT she wis enceinte. She
was taken home, when on Friday last she
gave birth to child, and disclosed the
fact TINT its father was her brothor.in.law,
The ia,her Of the girl has not
prosecuted the guilty man, but contcnted
herself with sending tho child 10 It's father,
in whose house the infant remains.
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NEw YoRH, May 1s.-Thc annual meet,
ing OF the National board OF fire under.
writers was held Today. The nmounts. OF
fire risks writton In this country, by all the
companies, during 1881 was $s,5S2,O2l,75i.
showing so gin an Increase for the year Of $747,
007,0C3, I'M Z: -
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NEw HAVEN, May 1s.-In the NIalley
trial to-day druggist testified that lie sold
Walter Mallcy four ounces OF arsenic Sep.
tembe. Oh, 1850, for the purpose, rs lie
said, OF killing rats. '''!..N $.
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is the best salve for cuts bruises sores, ulcers,
salt rl'eum, letter, cI,appedimnds, chilblains'
corns and all kinds OF skin erl,ptions, frcck-
les and plmples. Get llenry's Cnrbolc Salvc,
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Z NASHVILLE, TESS.,,-The general confer.
ence Of The Methodist Episcopal Church
South decided not to elect n bishop in
place OF Atticus &. IIaygood, elected on
Monday, but who reclined to be ordained,
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Qhe Qnteuigtufff
=, yo,. ., and " Fourteenth "'ree'
,,,,,,," arrive. NJ Cincinnati.

ISpuA,eh to the in'elllgencet. 80
st2A r,,rSs,rL Ayt.,I Nay ls.-The "Andes" ar
Jsll,. ~, two hours ahead Of time.
tN'a ~ on ~ hoorl III excursionsts for the
s.,..,l ~ .I pjr delegations were taken on
s,IS >, p.EerOurs GaIlipols md NJ, Miaa'eport;
y .anr,folks and lively. The Wheeling
%' ",s !y,l, ,,a,uc easily acquainted and, as
:, lSy%s ,js Strangers are good dancers, there Is
al y" ,l n nm, The boats register shows
W., ~ IA, p,sseuyers..on The trim seventy
I," p,e' IN s'rp on cots in the cabin last night.
,,,ss rlu ! had lelisl.siul weather. warm md
,,as,nt ,Ia's Every one well and happy.
Capt Capt ,Iu.lenan aud Clerk N0'' are justly
,,or,, oi the trip.
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Not ('rtHIitc.I-

plT1snunGn, May 1s.-The report that
Bishop Tuigg has been dcposed by the
Pope is discrcdited in Catioliccirclcs here.
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= - - fH.--r. I'd.
/. A knil IMhs. OF HCtiIlcliNu.

JoHxsrawS, Pa, May, iR.-For the past
two years tho wife Of frank McCafiry, n
blacksmith, who resides at Angus i I'LL, has
been confined TO her bed with n disease Of
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OceNll Slctllllef.S.

LoSpoS, May ls.,Arrivcd out, tho
trlsia, Suevia, England and Arizona from
New York; the British Queen from Phia-
delphla, aud the Nuremberg from Balti-
more. &, ,-5Gii;, ...,
The disabled steamer Catalonia from
New York passed Crook Haven this morn-
ing. aZ..54. t.I
New ioRx, May lS.-Arrivc,l, tho les
sing from Hamburg and the Rllcin from
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iou can buy the celebrated cos.gcarcd
Novelty Clothes W.ingcr OF Boyd, Marke,
Square, for II cash. j ust one.tatf tic price
charged by peddlers for third class wringcls.
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5f,gar HorAfortl's Acid Phosphate.
In seasickness Is Of great value. Its action on
the nerves OF the disturbed stomach Is sooth-
Ing md effective. ~ ~ gg.iiii. "a, s4Isi.lf
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DuRNo's CArAERn SSury cures NIL affections
of the mucous membrane, Of the head and
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Dr.. Morris LIVER Pirlsarc the best cathar-
tic regulators.
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WHY suffer the torments OF HIDES when
German Corn Remover will instantly relieve
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