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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
Dynamite Struck by lightning
engineering and Mining journal.

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About month ago the company
operating the salt mines at Avery's, or
Petit Anse, Iberia parish, La, received
a large quantity Of dynamite for blast
ing purposes. The same was stored in
o magazine situated about 400 yards
from the works. Large trees were in
close proximity. On Saturday, July
2lst, few minutes past IL O'Clock, a
terrific storm burst on the island. Tor
rents Of rain fell AMI peal after peal Of
lightning rent the skies. The workmen
had barely left and reached the board
|ing-house. situated at some distance from
tho works. when the lightning srruck
the magazine and Immediately
there followed All awful explosion.
For few minutes all seemed entirely
paralyzed. Recovering. some rushed
out to ascertnin the cause. 1t was then
discovered that the whole building In
which was stored the explosive com
pound had disappeared, and in its place
was left yawning chasm fifteen or
twenty feet deep BY about 100 feet in
length. The trees surrounding were
prostrated and shattered. One. 2a feet
in diameter. was carried by the immense
power in the blast 200 yards from where
il previously stood. Every building on
the island contiguous to the mines was
shaken in a terrible manner, causing
every glass door and window topart with
its glass. The buildings containing the
mills and machinery were much dam
aged, preventing access to the shaft for
the time being. Eight box cars ready to
be loaded were crushed in their upper
part, the running gear remaining intact.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
A Midsummer rdyl.
frexas sIftings. j


II there is one season more than an.
other which steals voluptuously upon
US like sweat box, it is midsummer.
Poets have warbled its praises, and fat
men have gone out under the china trees
and cussed.
There Il soft mid summer languor
stealing through the marrow Of our
bones, and midsummer antipathy Of
Texas beef and onions has takon posses
sion Of the citadel Of our soul, and we
capitulate. There isn't SO much love-
making going on in midsummer. The
"yVilt-thou-be-m miner business is com
pletely paralyzed. There is enough wilt.
ing. however, Of q far more practical
character, which is easily demonstrated
| by the languid lassitude exhibited by
collars, cuffs and shirt fronts.
The dog days now have surely come.
the doggiest Of the year. But we forget
! 1t is not ourintention to rhapsodize dur
| ing the hot weather. SO we will gener-
ously let up on the reader and give him
something that he can read without
b!ushing, in his shirt sleeves. 1t is wrong
to make any one blush in hot weather.
There is enough heat in the atmosphere
without creating any more BY artificial
means.
The man with d yellow umbrella niops
bic ssrnilisn tinted face, and the sweet
sixteener with Japanese parasol mur-
murs. 20. graciousl" and casts one long
ing glance at the ice cream bazaar and
the other on the dry goods clerk lolling
in the shade Of the awning, who can t
get away from the store until after 3
o'clock. They are both speculators. She
il speculating on the chances Of roping
him into the frozen pudding shop, and
he il speculating on the probabilities Of
getting an advance on his weeks wages
to meet the contingent expense Of the
coming occasion. Let us trust that for
tune will smile on both Of their little
love,lit schemes, aud with the welcoming
shadesof evening" may twofond hear t. rush
together like the meeting Of the waters,
and their soft, sweet nothings. whispered
into willing ears, be drowned by the
clash Of the ice cream spoons. Midsum-
mer is here
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
Profsssor Louis Adazns

Who he's hsd twsnsyaevon yeAn expsrsnce a.
te9chex. vlll give Lessons IN the French Language
4 his omce No. 81 6aker Block, Or a pupils re-
iqenes, 9n modernte tsnna References: Nj.
y y. 1rlmtn, ArA blshop Kip, @. A. Doblason,
nnd ma2ly otnou jyH I'm
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norsfora,s Aola pnospnsse,

FOR NERVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, &c.
Send to the Rumford Chemical Works,
Providence, R. l., for pamphlet. Mailed
free.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
SHEEP PASTURE.

Any persot having shsepl pasture to rent win
md u 70 their advantage to call OF write to tho
subscrihef. ~ nearly every day sheep men call
on him 70 lnd.A .A1en pasturpgc. Call or write to
Angeles and comSsrcisi %; x street ~ p D. Box n
i. au1 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
Cranixs IN concIave.

MYsrIc. Conn, Ang. 25.-The Con-
necticut branch Of the Universal Peace
Union was largely attended. A resolu-
tion was passed demanding that the war
Of determination which has been waved
for 250 years against the original occu-
pants Of American soil, including the
treacherous and unprovoked slaughter OF
thousands Of friendly men. women and
children. the violent or fraudulent
appropriation Of their lands and
other property, the perpetual
bad faith and every kidd Of wrong be
stopped, and that our fellow citizens Of
Indian faith be accorded their citizen
ship. suffrage and Justice whereto they
are entitled, Under tho fourth amend
ment series Of resolutions were adopted
in favor Of universal peace. temperance
and woman suffrage.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALb.l

IT. Louis the Place or the Next
ConcIavc-A Disxraceful Setx-
ure--Accidsnts Yeste rday Gar
rotters Captured The billiard
Tournament.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PAclFIc R,Y


Of
worth Atchon kanas Of
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FOR SALE.
@. vUMHHm,

RRAL ESTATE ovpcE, Room % Temple block.
orromr Junauu Ims's counr - SIN
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BRIGHT

Comes to the front with surprise for fear
that may not find that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West.
Having not quite sold out the nice stock Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
The Fever.strieIsen.

PENSACOLA, Aug. 25.-Later reports
say that Mrs. Owen and Paymaster
Blown are sick with the prevailing fever.
Theodore Ritch, Quartermaster, is dead.
The people Of the Naval Reservation
being surrounded by Gordon and hav-
ing heard nothing from their appeal to
the Secretary Of the Navy, have issued
an appeal for help to the public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
wsnsins . Kldnap : PresIdent.

HAiLEY, Idaho, Aug. %. -Considera-
BILE excitement exists in this city over
the report which appeared in last even
ine's Mood Ripsr TINES that a party Of
cowboys had started for Yellowstone
Park to kidnap President Arthur, and
the Sheriff has detailed two Trustworthy
deputies to look the matter up, with in
structions TO summon strong posse and
arrest the kidnappers il the facts are as
stated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
Mackay on Postal TcIesraphy.

CHicAeo. August l5.--A New York
special says; II had q talk with
Bonanza Mackay about the new concern
q day or two ago. The company has
transferred twelve millions OF Of its
stock to the mining king, which gives
him one million over the controlling in
terest. The company, Mackay tells me,
will be run on the principles adopted by
the English government telegraph sys-
tenn; uniform charges are to be
snadc whether the messages are sent
only across the street or from
New York to San Francisco.
These charges will be 25 cents for twenty
words and one cent for every additional
word. The good feature Of the scheme
Il the issuing Of stamps for the various
sums with which to prepay messages.
Mackay says that Fair, his former part.
ner, may 60 into the affair, and be be-
heyes it will prove an immensely money
making scheme, because the public will
have confidence in its permanency
by reason OF the clause in
its charter forbidding the com
pany from consolidating with any
other for q period Of at least twenty
years. Connection Is to be established
with the New Cable Company, fostered
by Alderman Headly. of London, who
was over here little while ago. The
work Of pushing the company forward
viii 60 ahead very rapidly now. branches
being established from Clean, N. Y, to
the Oil region. A large force is also at
work joining Chicago and st. Louis.
Almost Immediately steps are to be taken
towards San Francisco, and inside Of
eight months postal telegraPhy will be
in complete working order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
rhe GRAY ana .he sIae.

CHAurAUouA, Aug 25.-Six Thousand
persons assembled in the theatre this
afternoon to hear the singing Of Federal
and Confederate war songs and addresses
BY Judge W Tourgee, Of New York,
and Rev. DR.. Atticus P. Haygoods Of
Georgia. DR.. Vincent asked all soldiers
Of either army present to gather 10 the
rear Of the platform, and two hundred
responded. A letter was read from Sen.
ator Colquitt. Of Georgia, ON the origin
Of the song, The Nation Forever, " com
posed by Wallace Bruce. 1t was sung
with fine effect. The services were the
most impressive ever held at Chautau.
qua.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26

SAN FRANCISCO, All. zO.--St. Louis
has bsen selected for the next Triennial
Conclave. Boston was first selected, but
many Knights objected on the ground
that it was not sufficiently central, and
motion to reconsider resulted in st.
Louis getting the honor on vote Of 65
to "a.
The prize sword Of Raper Comman-
derry, Of indianapolis, was attached yes
terday by the proprietor Of the Beresford
Hotel, who claimed that the refusal Of
the Commandery to accept quarters at
his house entailed upon him loss Of
$500. John Center and George G..
Perkins gave bonds until the question
could be decided; the sword was re-
leased.
Several accidents are reported this
morning having occurred in the process
sion yesterday. Knight Shattuck, Of
Golden Gate Commandery, had his left
leg broken in two places through his
horse falling.
The two men who assaulted and robbed
Ballard, the fruit and vegetable ner-
chant on Drumm street, last Thursday,
have been captured. Their names are
Cad Bryant and Leon Choutclnn.
Sexton won the match Of 1000 points
in twelve innings Schaeffer scored 730
points. The highest run was 43l, made
no 4cbaeffar
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26
ruttIns en one screws.

WAsHISaroN, August 2J.-The Critic
snys the American Rapid Telegraph
Company to-day notified their employees
that all advantages accorded them during
the strike have been revoked, and that
hereafter they win receive the same pay
as before tho strike and win also be COM
pell.d TO labor thesane number Of hours
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Z GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. :


COUNTRY
sEvGNTy-FvE
TMREE TRaMs CHICAGO
AlBERT LEA ROUTE.
opened
nswport schond oneinnau
0 n .
\. \. CADIE, E. ST. JOHN,
vos-Pvest nanr csni T'k't Pass'r
CHICAGO
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Chambord's Death.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Count de
Chambord's suiferings just before his
death were fearful, but he maintained
his fortitude to the last. The Countess
was carried from the sick room uncon-.
scious: The 0oatois, Of Paris, In an
nouncing his death. said; Henry v. is
dead: Long 1.-Two PHILIPPE VII" mean
Ing tho Count Dc Paris.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-26

Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA. spla
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At cents rs per yard Wool Dress Goods great
stock is too large in that line.
Lace Curtains 10 to 45 yard Collars ties at half
down the stock Iaddes Misses and Chdrens
Mems Hose, to 25 cents. Corsets 25 cents to 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-13

NHAy'S sTEUiTIU mSDiUISE. - THE
" Great English Remedy. An un,ailng
cure tor InIpotency and all Diseases tul,
follow loss OF Memory, Universal Lazql.
Vision, Premature Od Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con.
SUMPTION and Premature GRvo. Fun par
lCulArs In our plmplUt, which We desire to
,Cnl Tree 10y mail 20 every one. The SPECIFIC
hedlCine i sold by AL druggists At tl per pack.
'Ee, Or TX packages iOT g., or Will Ic sCui tree
ry mail on the receipt OF the money, by All.
Pressing the agent, II. H. Cochran, ~ gnd lgt
Nufth QueCn street. ON account OF count, z.
ioiis, we have adopted tho Yellow Wrupp,r
IhconIy genuine. Guarantees OfCuTe issued by
rs. FOR sale In Lancaster by H. T.. gnCGr n
druggist, w amt lD NOrln Ouepu 'rr.I.
Vilk GRAT NEpl"lNF - y,
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GCiRkHUs-" HARD CANUEKn-OF ap
> parently rapid type, is often tound I'm
elderly females, especially the unmarried, or
thoso who, II married, have had any chiIdIen
In this ease tumor of a hard nature is sud.
denly discovered IN the breast.
CANCERS and TUMORS OF all kindscurod
without pain or using the knife; also, Skin
Diseases, Chronic and Private Diseases sue.
cessiully treated by
Dks. II. ID, and NJ. A. LON9AKER.
Ofhce-lS East Walnut street, Igncqster, Pa
CohsuItauon Tree. $40 3td&w
NOTiOE 40 ThEsrAssElSs AND GUN
IN NERs.--All persons are hereby forbiddcn
10 trespass on any OF the lands OF tho Corn
wall or Speedwen estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclosed or mn.
inclosed, either Tor the purpose OF shooting or
nfhing, as the law win be rigidly enforoeC
~ ainst all trespassipg on said lands OF The
un dersigned after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
II. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD q. FREEMAN,
Attorney for II. W. Coleman's HairA.
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Wi,h ryeryno,v 80 a.

hev. george III. Thayer. an old citizen OF
this vicinity known To every one oS "A mos
influential citizen and christian minister of
the NJ. Z. church, Just this moment stopped in
1ui ,ui, sporo 10 say, wish everybody to know
thal consider that both myself ami wife owe
our llves 10 shiloh's Consumption CuTe.m IL
IS having tremendous sale over our counters
anhis giving perfect satisfaction in all cases
done. DRS Al Anon EI"r A. I'd N"I''S "" E''S
BOURBON, Ind, May 10, rs
Sold by II. Ii. Cochran druggist Nos I37 nud
I'D North Queen street, Lancaster, ieblicoGI
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Harrisburg Express, west, At h:iU y. IN. hsg
direct connections without change OF CNrsl Ia
Columbia and YORK.
Fast Limo, west, on Sunday, when Tagged
vill stIpRt Dow Wning gtOwu, tuAlssVillo, rRrkss
burg, Mount JOY, EnEanctlj0wn Rnu Middle
Il %.
Day Express, fnst Line, Nuwa EXprusa Mat
Train, No. l. Western Express and Pacific ~.
press run daily.
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: SAMARITAN
NERVINE.
THE GREAT
Nerve Conqueror.

ItGuiets and cOmpOses the pattCut-nOt by the
Introduction OF OpiatCs ana drastic Cathartics
bUt by the restoration or activity TO the stOm
ach aud nervous system, whereby the brain
is relieved OF morbid tancics, which are ere.
RtCi 10y the causes above referred to.
To Clcrgymen, Lawyers, Literary MCn, hcr.
chants, Bankers, Ladies'. and ali those whose
,Cdentary employment causes nervous pros
tratiOn, irregularities of the blood, stomach.
bowels or Kidneys, or who require a nerve
tonic, appetizer or stimuIant. SAMARITAN
y IRVINE l. invalu able. Thousands proclaim
Il the most wonderful invigorant that ever
sustained the sinking system. $40. Sold by
al Druggists. The DIR. :. \. RlCIMONp
MED. Co, PropTiClOrs, -. Joseph. Mo.
CiIAs. y. CRITTENTON, Agent,
New YORK city.
r1l lvrolSW II,
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Looks LfOnesI.

:, clear, bright open face somehow looks
nonest. morse thief or burglar seldom car
ries such face. Burdock Blood BitterS piyc
lhe skin a peculiarly fine texture ana clear.
ness ness: Ihey strengthen ana enrich the circu-
ialion ana so eradicate all eruption or bieT
ish: For sale by II. B. Cochran. druggtst III
ana l39 North Queen street. "ee'''' '''
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EASTWARD

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
AT Lancaster with Niagara Express ut gh
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation west. Cnuuo,llng
NJ Lancaster with fast Line, west, a. rs ~it
run through To E-c,tsriCk
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mars AND cars

SnuLTHrs SONS.
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IOK SALL.
pUMMh,u sALE-nN WEDNESDAY. srr

DUBLIU sALE--oR WEDNESDAY srr
1 TEN BIER 10, 1853 will be sold Nv the nm.
dersigned, at the residence of Dr. Bcni' Mus.
goods OF said deceased, viz f'''"'
IhicH Deus, co Epleto; two bureaus side
boTd, seticCs, secretary, dining break tast
ana centre tables, two wardrObes, wash stands
and towel racks. Kitchen dresser, fiour chest
dough tray refrigerator, clothes horse, cheats
one COOK Stove, pipe and fNturCR, one cook
slova ana pipe, with water b btck about three
uoIeh chalis large lot ot rag and ingram car
pct on clolhs, bed clothing, five mirrOrs wash
noWls anu pllchcls, queonAwaTC, and q large
variety OF household ana kitchen iurnituTr
not here enumerated Also about 200 pounds
OF leai tobacco and u lot OF Spichlman : patent
Meat Choppering Machines
yale 10 commence at O'clock n m yyhcn
terms Will be made known by
ALLAN 4, HERR.
ENOs H. WEAVER
- no,,,,,,,, A.. Administrators
III. q. BOOK, Clerk sl.tsdSw
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my baby, aged fifteen month. was attacked
.ith Group, but was cured with two does of
Th0nds' Ecteciric OIL have used tbs medl.
cine Tor tho older children. Have The greatest
iaith In It," Mrs. Daniel Mann, h2l Sovcnth
81 Buffalo. N. Y. FOR sale by H. Il. Cochran,
druggist, l31 and l3O North Queen street
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READ,Na a COLUMBIA Il. IL.
ARRANGEMENT OF PAssENg TKA,.,
MONDAY, AUNIST l.frn. ISN

rom fhi!adniphia, fottsvillo, Harrisburg, Al.
lentown and Now York, VIA Hound Rrook
Route. ''A
Az Columbia with trains 10 and iron. YngR
hanCVor, Gettysburg, Frederick and EltI
""t" VI. WILSON. Hupt.
DENHsSLYA ANA RAILROAD NEW
1 SCHEDULE - ON and after SUNDAY
MAJ lSth, lssS, trainB ON tho ponnayI.
vanlA RAILROAD Will arrive at and leave the
BanClstcr and Philadelphia dppotaaa follows
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SaNan The IinhY

, IN small Fox, Scarlet Fever and DiphlhCria
Darpys Prophylactic Fluid will stop the spread
of the Infection.
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lancaster .9ntelligrnccr.

THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. ID, 1898,
r8E DESERTED OBUKCB.
High on the lichcnod lodges, like
A lonely sea.fowl on its perch,
Blown by the cold sea winds II stands
Old Gosport's quaint, forsaken church.
No sign Is left OF all the town
Except few forgotten graves;
But TO and fro tho white sails go
slowly across the glitteripg waves.
And summer idlers stray about
with curious questions OF the lost
And vanished village, and its men,
Whose boats by these same waves were
tossed.
wonder Il the old church dreams
About It's parish, and the days
The fisher people came to hear
The preaching and the songs of praise.
Rough handed, Drowned by sun and wind,
Needless OF fashion or OF creed,
They listened to the parsons words
Their pilot heavenward indeed.
Their eyes on weekdays sought the church,
Their surest landmark, and the guide
fhat led them In from FAR at sea,
Until they anchored safe beside
The harbOr wall tnat DrhVeu tne sloTm
with its rcslstloss strength OF Stone.
Those busy fishers all are gone
The church is standing here alone.
But still hear their voices strange,
And stllI seo the people go
Over the ledges to their homes;
The bent old women's footsteps SLOW
The faithful parson stops to give
Some timely word to one astray;
The little children hurry on
Together, chattering OF thei. play.
know the clue sea covered some,
Aud others In the rocky ground
Found narrow lodgings for their bones
God grant their rest IS sweet and so ut
1 saw tho worn rope idle hang
Beside mo in this beltry brown.
gave tho bell solemn tell
l rang the knell Tor Gosport town
-Hdrper's Magazine.
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CHAS. A. LOCHER,

sl!tfd NO.9EAsT MIG sT.
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fNHE BEST AND MOST COGPLETE As.
i sortment OF Euchre, Poker, Casino and
other playing cards,at '
llAkTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STURh.
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THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN FAIR.

Large Attendance Last Evening-The
Polls Opened for the Governor Vote, Etc,
and the Result-A Tip Top Dinner or
Supper for Twenty-Five Cents.
There was large attendance upon this
fair at Market hall last evening, and the
decorations of the room and the tent-like
booths under the brilliant illumination of
three powerful electric lights presented a
charming appearance.
At 9p. m. the polls were opened, and
for time the voting was quite brisk,w
it is expected that this feature of the fair
will assume an exciting interest by this
evening, it being known that the friends of
the candidates in the city are electioneer-
quite enthusiastically lest their favorite be
left behind.
The vote on the mahogany writing desk
gift ut the close of the polls last night
stood: A. Biermann, ITO; l.. F. Hubbard,
80, and on the gift of a grand upright
piano to the most popular young lady the
Miss Lille Dougher SO.
The ladies of st. MichaePs parish, who
have the kitchen and spacious dining room
in charge, request Us to announce that for
the week, commencing to-day. bountiful
dinner will be served from II m. to p.
NJ, and supper from 6 p. N. to ~ mid
night, for the moderate sum of twenty five
cents per meal.
The fair will continue, day an evening,
up to midnight Saturday, and is nice
place of resort for an afternoon or even
ing's social entertainment.
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M ANTED-A girl that can fold and sew
W books, at P. J. Giesen's, 10 West Third
street. I97*
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A Coal SuiE.

Martin & Co., of New Streitsville, Ohio,
flee suit for $4,000 damages in the dis
trict court yesterday against the North
western Fuel company. 1t is alleged
that the defendants contracted with the
plaintiffs for 10000 tons Of Straitsvills coal
at $3.50 per ton to be delivered at the Lake
Erie ports of Cleveland and Toledo, dur
ing the season of navigation in 1882, at
which points the defendants contracted to
have boats in readiness to receive the ship
ments from the mines by cars; the plain
tits to be paid for the coal ninety days
after each shipment. The plaintiffs allege
they commenced loading the coal both in
April and May, and that thereafter the
fuel company failed to provide boats for
the reception of the coal, to state the place
where it might be delivered or to accept
delivery, putting the plaintiffs to great
expense and making it too Late for them
to ship or sell the coal mined on this con
tract. The com plaint further states that
the Straitsville coal is used for certain
specific purposes and has not therefore the
extensive market of the other species of
coal.
Aliens Cough Balsam cures glinsy. ALI gen
uine bears the signature of j. ?. Allen, druggist
st. Paul, MINI.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

WANTED good law work forwarders
w to work by piece, at P. J. Giesen's, No.
10 West bird street, city. 1884