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The payroll of the C., w. 4 We, Strea.
tor. for March amounts to over $4,000,
The amount of coal holstcd was over %,
OCO tons; the men worked 81 days and will
receive an average Of about $40 each.
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Rev. l.. Z. Clough, Sparta, Wis, presiding
elder La Cross district, Wisconsin conference,
VI. T.. church, SAYS: "l ought 20 write con
corning the benefits received from ClTbnli.
sslve. From the army inherited many dis
abilities, among which was itching piles.
While suffering severely was given box
Of Carbolisalvc by friend who had been ben
Gifted nv It. II gave me almost instantane-
ous relief. and since then | have made II "a
household remedy, with uuvlrying success.
have advised hundreds To Us" il. and have
received from many of them valuable test
mOny rs 10 its merits is a valuable rUmc
DIV and I wish the proprietors uaboundeG
success In pushing it into general use
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The violation OF any Of nature laws
brings its warning by the feeling OF d-com-
fort. Exposure will induce colds, throat dis
eases, consumption, etc, all OF which give
warning hy troublesome cough Usc Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in time, and rcmoy"
both the cause and effect of your discomfort.
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Writes: "Wlth Il firm, steady hand tuot Il
trembling onc) though my aye is nearly
eighty, give my testimony to the value o!
Burdock Blood Bitte7s; for twenty years
suffered fortunes indescribablc through dyS.
pepsia, indigestion and constipation. ltried
hundreds Q! remedies, but all was money
thrown away, until tried your bitters. ]
give Burdock Blood Bitters the credit for
making me strong and hearty" Price ) 90,
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FIRE AND DEATH. The Endc House, a
three.story brick structure at Greenvllle,
Texas, was blown down by "A strong wind
on Sunday night, and of The fifty persons
IN the building at the time thirteen were
buried under the ruins, and then suffered
the terrible fortunes Of cremation, AS the
ruins immediately took fire and were burn
ed up with the bodies they had lmprls-
oned
On the same night the Logan House at
Murphreys6oro, H., Of which a SISTER OF
John A. Logan was the owner, was des-
troyed by fire, one mau pcrishing IN the
flames
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tul Atchafalaya and her lakes, the particu
lars of which | viii detail IN my next.
j. ID H.
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Exchange on Chicago and New Y or

knaal the principal cihes ola west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. ireland. Sco,lsnh aud al
in Porrnnt rsints in Continental Europe drawn la sum,
10 SUIT purchasen.
L. =. Revenue Stamps OF nj, denominations
cor stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities. Sold
aud Silver bought and sold
aanklnc hours nom Q A. NJ. toSP.M.
jan.i2 1873 G, L. LiNDLEY. Assist. Cashier
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\ sTABOU 7.

| would rather be dog and hunt bones
around the swllltubs of some cheap hotel.
than work as rousta5ou; on Mississippi
steamer. He is the hardest worked, and
poorest paid laborcr in this or any oiber
country. Driven like sheep. treated like
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Beds Of Down Feel Hard

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then
harken ye peevsh sufferers, Apply Or,
Thomas Electric Oil to your aching joints
and muscles. Rely upon it that you will en-
perience speedy relief. Such, at least, Is the
testimony Of those who have used 1t. The
is likewise successfully resorted TO
for throat and lung diseases, sprains, Bruises,
at,
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The Peru zinc rolling mill started up
again on Monday.
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r. CRICiCiS, Attorney and Counselor nj Law.
y. Office in Lynchs block Main street. Ottawa, i'll.
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T. H. BULL, Attorney at Law. ONCE over
IL. City Drug Store northwest corner OF La Sale and
Madison stroets Ottawa, Ill. mayaB
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THE WEEKLY
LaSane Co. HelOld

Has secured svidcr known dist notion as the sblesi
the most poweJir aud the most widely circulated
German weekly Ia this state. outside OF the city Of
Ctrago u Il recOguzed by every class and element
n the worthy exponent and representative OF the
genius and spin, OF the ticrlnan population Of Central
Illinois
lis popularity and great circulation among intel-
gent and prusp' Germans hesfovs upon il a value
as an adyrr' isns me,ium which IL not possessed oy
adv other Gsutn ourlal IN this part OF the state %
c. ZWANZIG, Editor,
ottawa, H., Nsfsh ~, ISss.
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nR. M. ZE;N DIR, Homeopathic Physician,
~ OTTAWA III. Offers his services To the friends OF
the Homeopathic system in Ottawa in all branches of
his profession Particular attention give he treat
meut OF women and children. Offce In Glover 4
Cooks Block feols
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NJ * ~ F;tJSSII German Druggist and Apotne.
vi. cary. (whoesale and retal) Main street, DNs-
va. H. importer u Drugs Chemicals. French Cogni.
SC BrandioS. Wines, &C.
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nR. WIN. SH EPPARD,M Member Of thu
~ Royal College OF Veterinary Surgeons, England:
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Medical Association.
also Veterinary Editor Dun!oa's Spirit Of the Turf
can BE- suited his office jefferson Street hall
block Weat OF Post ONCE. augs
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THE VOLTAIC BELT co. Marshall. Mich. VIII
s'ud pf, DYES Celebrated Electro Voltsic Belts ann
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days 10 men
young old who afflicted with nervous debility.
lost vitality and kindred troubles guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration OF health and manly visor
Address a. above. y R-So risk IL incurred as thin
" days trial Is allowed dec2S iy
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County Superintendent Of Public School,
G. b. STOCKDALE,
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

VIII hold examinations NJ Room No. g. Ottawa High
school, the second and fourth Saturdays OF esrN
month, uutil further notice ianiS
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Contagion destroyed by Darbys Prophy lac.
tic Fluii. SEQ advertisement.
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NeNynpaper Anuuul

N. w. Aver & Sons American News
paper Annual for 1888 keeps up the rep
utation which it has for years enjoyed
among newspaper men. 1t is volume OF
over 900 pages aud is filed from title page
to index with matter of vital Importance
to the newspaper world. 1t contains a
full and carefully prepared list of all
periodicals and newspapers in the United
States and Canada, arranged alphabet
cally by states, together with the size,
circulation, and advertising notes OF each:
also special lists Of religious, agriculture
and other known class publications, trade
journals, &c. 1t gives the populate on OF
tho United States, each state, territory,
county seat and chief cities and towns,
together iwith the political predlections
of each paper whore they have any, and
the political majorties of the cities and
counties and a fund of other useful infor
nation that can no whore else be found IL
30 convenient form or at 50 low a price
TIE publishers are N. w. Aver Il Son
Eighth aud Chestnut streets, PhiIadel
phia.
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Anusements.

Louis XL"-Wm. sheridan's presentation
OF this celebrated tragedy will be one of the
theatrical events of the season here. Indica
tions point TO Il big and fashionable audience.
Mr.. Sheridan appeared rs Louis XL last even
ing In Philadelphia and the papers there are
loud In his praises. lie will be here Monday
evening.
Hearts Of Odk."--To morrow evening this
pretty and tavorite play viii be presented at
Fulton opera house. The play has come TO
be so fully and favorably recognized and be-
sides deserves all appreciation. Every body
should see " Hearts OF Oak" IL IL one OF the
most rehaed things on tho stage ana with
handsome scenery and good acting, which
will be the great features 10 morrow evening,
IL one OF the most enjoyable PLAYS out.
" Romeo and Juliet n-Wm. Stafford appears
here Saturday evening in his fine personation
OF Romeo in shakespeare's great play. Says
the Louisville Courier Journal "As Romeo
Mr.. Stafford developed tervor that WAS
scarcely to be expected, and portrayed the
loveovcrwhelmed Montague with effective
stimulation OF true passion, lie made Il fond
lover, and In the more sombre scenes reached
point In the expression OF tragic emotion
that demonstrated his tragic ability"
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The following statement OF W illiam J. Cough
in, OF SOmeryille, Mass, is so remarkable that
we beg 10 ask for 1t the attention of our read
ors. lie says "ln the tall of 1875 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by II severe cough. / soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. l was so weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mcr OF 1877 was admitted 20 the City Hospital.
Whilc there the doctors said had hole in
my lett lung as big rs "A halEdnlar. expend.
ed over hundred dollars IN doctors and med
icincs. Twas so tar gone at ono time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but TREND told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. / laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incuraDle, but l
got n hC tile to satisfy them, when to my sur.
prise qualification, / commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive
aud 10 lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 write this hoping you win publish II, SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. VIM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. ]
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that 1t has done me more good than ali the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
pearcd ana shall soon be able TO go to work. :
sold by II. u Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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AfllIirnfIOnn.

Yesterday afternoon VIM. NJ. Stay maker,
w. Il. kreidcr and & +. Stoner. arbi,ra-
tors, heard the case of Samuel lIeiin, ~
Isaac Rhodes. The latter resides in So -
bury township, this county, and the
plaintiff in Schuylkill county. In 1877
Hetlner bad a judgment against VIM. and
Jacob Rhodes, brothers of tae defendant.
aud levy was made by the sheriff OF
Schuylkill county upon tho property to
satisfy It. The defendant claimed the
property giving bail in 81, 600 to abide by
the issue, (Which was granted under the
interpieadcr act. This suit was not
determined for four years, and when the
sheriff went to sell the properly, ho found
much Of it had been removed. He sold
what he found there, and this suit was
brought on the penal bond sof 81, 800, to
recover the balance alleged to be- duo.
The arbitration awarded the plaintiff 1850
the amount of the claim with interest.
The arbitration Of Levi l.. Ringwalt W.
Linrord Yohp, both Of Churchtown, IN q
suit for slander of Mary ltingwalt, daugh
ter Of plaintiff, was for the third time
continued, on account Of the absence Of a
material witness for plaintiff.
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while with slack work they disappear
altogether. Pittsburg, Pottstowu, Nor.
ristown, Scranton and Harrisburg
mako the most favorable showing. In
northumberland county business Is repor.
ted as iiourisbing and encouraging. The
Easton mill men continue at work,
moved more by the conviction of its sound
policy than in the assurances OF present
profit. Twenty-one out of rs pig iron
furnances in the Schuylkill Valley are out
Of blast. In Mauch Chunk the representa- I.
tion is made that 1t costs more to make a
ton of iron than It can be sold or in most of
the smaller places the iron outlook, as a
rule, is gloomy"
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A writer in the Chicago Herald says :
He will never be worth cent. He will
be a boy as long as he liyes-always a
boy So heard proprietor say OF ono
of his employees. 1t was intended to be
criticism-a crusher. confess that
thought better of the young man for
having heard this, although l had never
seen him. | knew il no was an overgrown
boy the chances were that he didn't
have the dyspepsia that he had
never knocked against the rough
corners which seem to multiply ;
that he must still be trihe frollcsome in
his nature-a bit devil may care. !
could SEQ him playing with the
children at home, amusing them with
his grimaces and worrying neigh
boring cat with the family dog. | do moi
believe there arc many mel-boys in the
peutentiary. They may not DO tinancier'
or merchants, but they are the leaven o.
everyday life. Give them q show"
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Dynamite Ftends In ilal,fsx.

AT Halifax, Nova Scotia two suspicion,
strangers, who gave their names as Jane,
Holmes and William Brackett, were ar
rested Wednesday. In Holmes pockets,
among other thugs, there we're found two
loaded revolvers, several cartridges, "a
dynamite cartridges, and copy of the
Irish World A loaded revolver and lot
of dynamite cartridges were found in
Brackett's possession. In their room at
the Parker house were two vallses, one
containing 40 aud the other 60 pounds of
dynamite. Their object is not known, but
1t is supposed that they are either dyna
mite fionds or burglars. II Ia said that
both of the men were In Halifax at the
time of the Fenian scarce last spring.
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ARTISTIu TAIL6R

And be suited properly. MN. connuAN nss
iust received splendid assortment OF tho
Choicest CLOTHS, CAsSlmEkks anu e EsTs
and Winter suiis. % larger % variety oi sui,inas
cannot be found IN the market. suitings tor
the millionaire anu artisan, the exquisite ant
practical man, all OF which WI DO furnished
az reasonable rates. 1ho reputation oil NIX
COLEMAN as an artist IN his profession II 100
woll known to need comment
Call and examine bs Immense stock NJ
NO. 524 Ia PENN STREET,
ss5 9.adcod BEADING, Pa, "a
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CoLDES's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure indi-
Bestion, and perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. OILS lwdeod&w
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OLOTHIN0.
EoR MEN oP TASTE To READ.

That no man ia WELL DRESSED, whose
garments. no matter how fine the lnatetihi,
and fashionable the cut are not arttsiically
fitted To the form or testhetically selecte' IN
color, &C., Is a fact too we'll known 70 be as
puted.
The 1tting OF garments, selection OF style
and color, is as much an Akr - The proper
blending OF coors and groupslg 81 objects In
| a landscape or other p4lp ting. FOR Aitisttc
rits and Choice Materials gAiion
L. G. CQLENAN,
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Are you disturbed Mt night ana broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
lhe poor little sufferer immediately--depend
upon IL there Is no mistake about II. There Is
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you AT once that IL will
regulate tho bowels and give rest TO the
mother, and reliet ana health 20 the child. op-
Grating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
tho prescription of one of tho Oldest and best
female physicians In the United states. sold
everywhere 2o cents bottle,
mayk-M, W,SGa
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For Hay FeverI recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t entirely relieved me from the fl rst
application have been suffer for ten years.
Going from home and neglecting to take the
remedy, had an attack after returning l
Immediately resortcd to II and found instant
relief. believe, had begun its use earlier
should not have been troubled. J. CoLLYER,
Clerk, lis Broad St, Elizabeth, N. j.
My brother Myron and myself wero both
cured to all appearance, OF Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up to this date,
Dec 2s neither have had any return of these
troubles. Ely's Cream Balm was the med.
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIS, Spencer, Ti0ga
Co. n. Y. o2-2wdeodSw
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sIurderou, yunY,cts

PARIS Oct. 19.-One hundred aud fifty
Annamite cOnviCts, employed on the work
OF erecting light house on the island OF
PoOlo Condor, 120 miles north of Point
Campodia, and belonging to French Cochin
China mu,ined and murdered Fren. hman
and n native warder and seriously injured
another Frenohman. Sixty of the couvicts
then seized arms aud stones and decamped
on roads. . Tho rest of the mutineers fled
to the woods and hills.
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mARKsss.
Pniiahainn,n m...s.

PHILAprLrHiA, oct. is-Tlo ur dun ana IN,
changed
Rye -four at % 75d3 90.
Wheat dull aud weak No Western Rod.
tl OK No. 3 do, 1 OF No. "a Rel. si iS
Corn irregular and In fair nand sail y.,.
low. 63cj SAL mixed, 69Sba &c No. snix d,
5sj5shc
oats quiet and steady no. white, sst ,
No. " hite 370s7Hc; No. do, y6dsekc
No Mixed, 35n35kc
Rye scarcs ut d5c
Seeds Glover at Sd9c Timothy At VI $50
% flaxseed at sI 43tii ~.
provisions steady and In iair demand.
Lard quiet.
Butter steady and quiet
Eggs firm good demand.
Cheese steady but quiet
Petroleum firm
whisky at o. ~
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IlIITIi.

FEHRIER. - October 10, 1883, IN this oity, Mary
~. uuugiiter ut John and Isabella fcrrier, IN
the tOth year Ot her age.
Gone to Jesus.
The relatives ana friends oi the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
The residence OF her parents, No. 2lO North
Mulberry street on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock Intcrmcnt ut Lane ,stor cemetery.
SToNER In Allegheny city, on tho i7th inst,
Jacob y. StonOr, aged 33 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invltcd to attend the funeral,
from his parents residence, No. $50 Allegheny
avenue, Allegheny city, on Saturday alter
noon ut . o'clock. oI73t
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. is. iess.
A CENTENNIAL.
NEwBUBuB. N. ", sA,LY DEcoRaTrp.
Great ThropRs In the streers-rhe Town
fiiied with straDRers-saiutcs FIRED
"A Joyous Time.


Filled w,th straDRers-saiutcs FIRED
"A Joyous Time.
NEwBURGu, N. Y, Oct. 49,. The CENTER
nial celebration which il held on the site
of the last eDcampment of the Revolu.
tionary army, Is great occasion here
t. day.
The five navy vessels fired salutes this
morning at sunrise, which we're responded
to from the shore by cannon firing from
Washington's headquarters and elsewb here
on both sides Of tho river and by
the ringing Of all the church
bells. Immense crowds are on the streets.
Tho surrounding towns have emptied their
population into Newbureh and it is esti
mated that there are so 600 visitors here.
The weather is bright and the sky
unclouded flags arc flying everywhere.
Mayor Ward gave % reception last night
to Senator Bayard and other distinguished
guests.
The streets are resonant with brass
bands and military, naval and civil organi-
cations arc marching to and fro. At
noon n score Of steam boats arrived, bring
ing military and excursionists. Trains
on tho Hudson river were delayed by an
accident to an engine, and owing to the
delay in the arrival of state troops the
procession was not formed until one
O'Clock.
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s.tva stocs s,r,c,.

CHIcAao-Hogs-Rece 1900 head ship-
ments, 4, 100 head more active and steady
packing, 81 l0ai IS packing and shipping,
81 6OG4 30; light, u tOft 0J skips, 500
Catte-kecoipts, 1,lO0 head shipments,
1910 head best grades strong common dun !;
exports, f6 25@70O good TO choice shipping,
" JOd6 10; common to medium, e446 ~
range cattle lOc lowers Texans, % 75d4 00
Americans, 4kt4 rs.
sheep-Recepts, 1900 head; shipments, 400 :
market dun except on best grades inferior
TO fair RGn2 10 good, f3 20; choice. % Is Tex
ans. s2lp3 25.
EAST LIBBRTY- Y-Cnttle-Receipts, $50 head
market fair; prime, t6p as y fair TO good,
- S5D6 10 common, Sn5.
uogs-keceipts, $50 head market slow /:
PLiladelphias, o. C0fD5 20 Workers, a LOnt IS
Sneep-Receipts 900 head market slow
prime, ~ 25di 55i fdir TO good, IS oct 70 /;
common, s2d250.
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a SOUTHERN ORDER.
Benry Tucker admitted to Bsi,.

. PETERSBURG, Va. Oct. 18 Henry Tuck-
er charged with killing Benz +. Kidd, in
Bruuswiok county, has been arrested and
admitted to bail in g., 900 for his appear.
apce at the next term of court.
A difficulty occurred between the two
men, when the former struck tho latter on
the head with weight, inhcting
a wound which resulted in his
death few days afterwards. Tucker
was arrested and had bearing
before a magistrate by whom hs was &C
quilted. On tho death of the deceased
the accused was rearrested aud admitted
to bail. Kidd was 90 years old and left
| sons and one daughter.
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7 L.. CALDWELL & 90.
Richly Cut Glass.


Having recently added to our
business a department for the
sale of Cut Glassware, we are
now prepared to fill orders for
complete table sets and orna-
mental pieces.
Controlling the production OF
the best makes, we exhibit Spe-
cial designs and cuttings in cryss
tai Of remarkable purity and
brilliancy.
Our line Of patterns embraces
the most elaborate as well as
the plainest. Prominently we
may mention the following as
having been received with mark
ed favor The Russian, the
Glasgow, the Star and Rosette,
the Fan and Diamond, the Hob
nail, the Strawberry Diamond
and others.
We guarantee careful and
prompt attention in filling orders
by mail. Designs and estimates
furnished on application. Sam.
pies sent on approval.
J. L. Caldwell & Co.,
9o2 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia.
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YoOle'n Nane.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1S.-Dr. Thomas L.
Webb, queens counsel, aud Mr.. McInery
have been engaged to defend Poole,
the iurormer, who is to be tried
at the November assizes of the murder
OF Kenny. Large sums of money
have been received from America to
aid in the defense Of Poole. The
inform Or Lamil, who was arrested last
week to prevent him from leaving the
country will, it is expected, give impor-
taut testimony in this case.
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AvorD Fever, Ague, and Billousness by TAX
ing Colden's Liquid Beot Tonic. Ask for
COlden's, of druggists. ol5-lwdeOd&w
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The Coal Tonnage.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The official
report Of the anthracite coal tonnage of
all the carrying companies for the nine
months of this year gives the total az
23 035, 520 tors, an Increase of 2,257, ,273
tons as compared with the corresponding
period last year. 1t is stated that no sus-
peusion of production will be arranged
this month, but that "a slight curtailment
III tho output is probable in the latter part
of November.