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h.,
mo -
wife.
"But L
and [ am so Oh.
accept this sweet
mindful of Lona's dep,
personal appearance, age,
Arthur laughed and drew
closer in his.
eff you are too old for marriage :.
two-and-twenty, how may l hope with
six moro years added on, ever to enter
that blissful statcp" he asked.
SO said yes, and soon after, we all
went down to Aunt Bctsy's. and hore
l was married at the littlo village
church, to the son OF her old lover, who
loved and revercnccd the queer touchy
old maid not u littlc, for hor loyal do
votion to his father.
SO Aunt Betsy's present saved my
dear mothers life, and also saved mo
from tho dreadful fate Lena had threat
oned mo with. l had it made into q
lockot, and wear it constantly. 1t is
generally mistaken for tho portrait of
my dear husband, so is tho largo oil
painting of his father which hangs in
our drawing-room, from which this
miniature was copied.
We arc very happy, and whom my
brother Waltor comes homo, as we eX-
poet him to do with his new bride, next
Christmas, we shall have n wonderful
story to tell him of that same present
which he and Lena thought so littlc of.
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How much is ''quito numbcrP" Wo
glance over our exchanges and read Of
"quito number of people" "quito n
number of hogs" (though possibly we
hero indulge in an unnecessary rcpoti-
tion), "quito number of years." and
ono bibulous writer with unctuous en-
thusiasm refers to "quitc number of
glasses Of bccr." AS nearly as we can
judge from tho context in each of those
cases, "quito n number" means-woll
in short.-quitc n number. -R0ckland
C0griSr-JournG!.
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In the Lime Kiln Club.

Immediately after election word was
received from the outer guard that q
colorcd man giving his namc as Pro-
fessor Bygono Plunkott, and his resi-
idenco rs Memphis, had arrived in De-
troit for the purpose of delivering q
lecture on science before the club.
Brother Gardner replied that he had
never heard of any such person, and
asked if the namo was known to any
member. No one could recall il, but It
was decided to admit tho stranger and
listen to his remarks.
Tho moment tho so-callcd professor
entered the hall q dozen members roso
to their feet and shouted out that he
was q white man in disguise. The
usual longth of heel in n colored man
was missing, and he forgot to turn in
his toes as he walked. In minute tho
talso wig was torn from the man. 8
head, and it was plainly seen that he
was white. Then n painful siloncc fol-
lowed, broken ut last by tho voice of
Brother Gardner as ho said:
"Whito man, did you want anything
IN pertickler in dis hallP'
IL thought I'd have littlo fun"
was tho sulky reply.
can SO you shall have. De Com
mittce on Sole Leather will escort the
gcm'len down to de alley doah an SEQ
dat he am giben a proper sond-otf."
The conmittoo consists of Givea3am
Jones, Pickles Smith and Whalobone
Howkor, three of the heaviest kickors
in the club. They seized the base i'm
postor and hustled him away, and in
the course of two or three minutes there
came succession of thuds which jar
red the hall from cellar to garret and
put out six Of tho lamps. Next!-De-
trOtk Free Press,
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a country editor says if as many
people knew how to pay thcir sub
sscriptions rs woll rs they think they
know how to run a newspaper, editors
would haVo an easier time Of 1t.
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m EDfUdL.
DaKhgR's TOSIt.
CLIMBING THE SPIRAL STAIRS.
Invisible Architecture in New Eng.
land ParaOnaQa.

Yes" she said " our children are married
winter fire much as we did before the little
ones came to widen tho circle. Lite Is some
thing like spiral staircase we are always
coming around over the spot We started
| from. only one degree further up tho STAIRS
"That Is a pretty illustration" remarked
her friend musingly, gazing into the glo wing
Goals which radiated II pleasant heat from the
many-windowed stove. You know wo can
not stop toiling up the hill, though"
surely we cannot and tor myself I don't
ind fault with that necessity provided the
advance In life Is not attended with calamity
or suffering, for have had my share OF that.
Not long since my health utterly broke down.
My system was full of malaria. My digestion
became thoroughly disordered and my nerves
little and that without enjoying 1t. and had no
strength or ambition to perform even my
light household duties Medical treatment
failed to reach the seat OF the trouble. Tho
disease-which seemed to be weakness OF all
the vital Organs-prOgressed until had sew
eral attacks which my physicians pronounced
10 be acute congestion OF the stomach. The
last OF these was a desperate struggle and
was given up 10 die. AS the crisis had par
OF PARK Ek's TONIO as an uvigorant In lust
such cases as mine. took 1t and fet its good
effect at once. 1t appeared to pervade my
body, as though the blessing of new lite hai
come TO me. Taking no other medicine con-
tinued To improve and au now In better
health than have been for long time"
lExtract from interview with the wife OF
Rev r. Perry, pastor OF Baptist church, Cold
brook, Mass. jyllmdS&w
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= VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Hsrm"ny Probable on tho Tarih-Tsmnar
FIghling the Unit kuIe.

| Hsrm"ny Probable on tho TariH-TsmrnaDy
Fighting the Urit Rule.
Special to the INTELLIGENCER
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July S.-The number of
people in Chicago this morning far exceeds
that attending the Republican convention
in June. The most admirable order pre-
walls and the morale of tho mob is excel
leut. The abseuoe of Drunkenness and the
serious, earnest tone of the assemblage are
striking and command for tho party uni
versal respect.
ClGveland's chances arc still foremost,
but his nomination is not assured. Neither
is Ibayard's, in tho event of Clcveland's
defeat /; but tho drift continues ia that
direction. The combination Of the field
against Cleveland to make Wallace perma-
uent chairman has failed. There is better
feeling in the Pennsylvania delegation
toward Randall and there is sincere sup.
port, but not very strong confidence in his
prospects. Tho members individually
forecast tho time when they will have to
choose between Cleveland aud BiyaTd, ,au d
possibly, dark horse but arc much
divided as to whom they could favor for
second choice. Tho old Tidcn element
incines toward Cleveland and Wallace 8
friends towards Bayard, but there is no
clear line Of demarcation. think there will
be an amicable adjustment of tho tariff
Issue.
wings, bringing resolution likely to
command the assisted support of New
England, New York, Now Jersey, Penu-
sylvauia, Ohio, Louisiana and Georgia.
They cannot be resisted.
2r. M-The convention is wrangliDg
over the proposition of Tammany to have
the right to break the unit rule ordered by
the New York state convention. A long
debate is anticipated.
2l0P. M-The contest over tho unit
rule is being watched with great interest,
an indicating the relative strength of Cleve.
land and Field.
2l5r, M,-Cartor Harrison is speaking
against the unit rule. The sentiment OF
opposition to it seems to be growing.
$50 NJ Kelly was given respectful
hearing, but is not makinga a marked
impression. Everybody is sensible that
the battle for aud against Cleveland il
beginning on the skrmish line.
2:l7 n. M.-Cluny, of California, ii
speaking against tho unit ruls and the 70
sponse from the body Of delegates justi
fies the expectation that the proposition t,
break the rule may prevail
w. y. ii.
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The Grsst Convention Begins IT. WORK
-Uhsirman Bsrnum's a ddross.

the Great Convention Segins IT. WORK
-Uhsirman Bsrnum's address.
At l2;40 p. m, Chicago time, the con.
vention was called to order by ex Senator
Barnum, chairman of tho ma ijual Demo-
cratic committee. Prayer was offered by
Rev. DR.. ID. G. Marquis, of the North
western theological seminary.
After the prayer ex Senator BIrnum
made an address in which he said even
the air seems to be saturated with u desire
to nominate ticket that will b5 81
factory to the North and the South,
East and the West, that will harmo
the Democracy Of the Union and
insure victory in November. He said
there had boen no dissention 10 the national
committee aud he had been directed by
the unanimous vote of that body 10 name
Richard Is. Hubbard for Temporary chair
man. There was no dissent, and cOnse.
| quently Hubbard was unanimously elected.
Hubbsro's Great Speech.
Hubbard, on taking the chair, thanked
the convention and said: "rhe Demo
cratic party is to-day al much party or.
ganzed for aggressive war as when
victory perched upon its banners. The
| Democratic party had now the House of
Representatives, and would have the
Senate but for treason in the Senate
chamber itself (oheers). 1t would havo had
the presidency too, but for tho hands OF
robbers who struck down tho expressed
will OF the people by means of perjury,
bribery and corruption. The presidency
had been stolen from the Democratic
party by men uttering falsehood through
pale lips aud chattering teeth. Some who
participated in the crlmo passed. beyond
the river to give an account Of their stew,
ardship. That stealing of tue presidency
was the greatest crime in history. The
great leaders of the party, Tilden aud
Hendricks, with the dignity which became
heroic patriots, had submitted with tht
courage of men who love their country
better than pelf and power, (Cheers)
The Democratic party now would reform
aud should put forward candidates whose
names would be in themselves a platform
[Cheers.l 1t wanted platform, too, tina
would not speak in doubtful tones
1t should declare against the corruption il
the government against the SO called de
partnent OF justice against the abuses o
the postal service against robbery in higl
places; that tho burdens OF tho govern
ment shall be based equally aud equitabl.
on all classes Of people, and that the hun
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phiIadeipn,a raarn,,

PHILADsLPntA, July s-rlour market dun,
weaki superfino State. o. bod3i Extra suparfi ne
DO S3 O0G3 50 Pa. family, 81 25Tei5 80; Ohio an Il
III Llama family, ~ 1905 90 MINI. extra, clear
75gi so straight. 81 dOp5 80; winter
p Tents, % 5Op6 30 spring do sj 5OG6 81.
rye -four NJ 81 90.
Whoat duh and weak No. 2 Western
ReJ, 0ic; No. do, SIC; No. | Pa dc
o. l04l 10.
Corn fl rin tor local trade steamer, b9D8Oc
sail yellow, 61&GiG3c 10 mixed, 6ldGl No +; NO. 4
mixed ami yellow, 56d5GHc.
Oats firm and quiet; No. I White, 3sGl
SSHc; No 2 do, TB37%c; No. do, 50 q
3GHc; rejected. @a3jHc No. 2 mixed, 3bc.
Rye steady at 70c.
Seeds ii;n"Luy dull o. JO8i 65; Flaxsoed
firm at S S0fll So
winter Bran duil at sl5dl5 so.
Provisions firm, fair iobbing deInsnd Mes;
Pork, s6 5l99l7 o.; Be"t Hams, SIS l2g 30 India
Mess Beet, 90 JODl0.
Bacon--Sinoked shoulders, 7H6oIAc salt do
6AB7c; Smoked Hams, liBljc; pickloG dc
llAnl3c.
Lard steady city renned, at sj<GSk; loose
butchers, ,7B7AC prime steam 81 80.
cry extras 2Od2lC B. &, Il N. Y. extras. "A
E0i5c' do firsts, ltEplGc; western extras, Iifp
l5ci western good TO choice, ll9l3c.
Rolls ut sGpl2c.
Eggs firm and in tatr demand Penn'a ex-
tras, lSSe0l9C; Western do, lsc.
cheese dull and weak New York full
creams, 9Ep0Ic; Ohio flats, fine, TIC West
ern fair 70 good 6d6Hc Penn'a part skins, "a
&c; do fun, ISl2c.
Petroleum quiet Refined, INC.
~ NlskY dull Western AZ VI I5
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PniIade,pnia uattIo Market.

MONDAY, July THE arrivals of live
For the weGN-3UO0 beevcs. ii 900 sheen 4go
hogs. Previous week. IUD beeyes LOCO
sheep, 30 hogs.
tair demand prices continued steady.
We quote ~ follows;
81 Extra, 7A@7Hs i,G9soH, e}fg7c Medium, o14
Country Fat Cows were dun at 3hGe5c.
MilGh cows were demoraIizod at ti5d6O.
Veal calves were inactive at Gpsc
Sheep and Lambs were only In fair request
and prices declined &c on all grades, except
good lambs, which we'o nc higher. stock
Woquoto as follows:
Extra, 5g5Hc, Good, ihGiHc; Medium, 81
Hogs were IN go ii demand. We quote
Western from ~ to Tsc.
SALES or BEEvEs AT WRIST PHILADELPHIA YARDS,
Among the sales at tho Vest Philadelphia
Kodgor Maynes, u Western and Texas, $40
jSan nSn' mSHalRSy S 80 %%ss'sn %ssrn SVP sas Virginia
+, ;, MMsEEiiIiia' a a wyss.srn, sAspso.
ID. Smyth \ Bro. lrJ W estern, bL<G7Ic.
Hippo n Bro l3O cows, 81SGQ6c.
owen Smith, l(O Western, aLg07Lc,
u. schamDorg Y Co., ii3 " esteTn and Texns,
schamnorg'& < Paul. 1eo western. ea7Hc.
a. Chain, jr., 10 Western, o.. .g6Ac.
NJ, Gilman, 2i7 Western ana Virginia, 6aTl.c.
bachman \ Levi, 10 Western ana West Va,
NJ. Levi, 10 Western, O1G7c.
James Clemson, SO Western, 6I97c.
y. B. Herbert, iS ONO, 6HgGHc:
Dennis Smyth, 30 Wastsrn ana Pa, 6t1dDTAc.
Abe OsthciIn, 25 Western, 6l.Gp7c.
Sol LOwenstein, - Texans, iTdG
Lew LowGnstein, 10 Western and West Va,
Isaac Adler, T%IytSi ii5 Western, G1aU1.
| r. sheotz, 20 Western. GIg7Lsc.
| L.. Horn, 90 West Va. mixed, 4hQ6kc.
:. lleilOon, % IcXaus, 5HGGc.
DRESSED MEATs.
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XYe.tern Grain Marknt..

DETRorT-W heat was dull No. ] white cash
ana july ut 81 OK August ut 9lAC Septem-
Der at 94Ac No red, 9ic No. . White at
SSAC bid.
CoTn-No. . at 53Lc.
Oats-No. white ut 3tAc No. 2 at SIC.
LouIsvILLE-Gratn was quiet and dull.
Wheat-No. rcd, new. at s0Qsbc.
Corn.-No. white At sc No, 2 mi xed at sec.
Oats--.So. mixed ut SAC,
MILwAuKEE. Wheat was weaker No.
Milwaukee,, cash. and July at size; August
AT S3hc; september ut $50.
Corn was entirely nominal.
Oats were weak No. z ut SOC, delivered
No. white at 81 hGp33c.
Rye was inactive; No. | at GOc.
Barley was dul aud neglected No.
spring nt jSc for cash September at 62ISc bid
PEOiIA-COrn was active and firm higI
| mixed at $3.50 Oc: No. mixed at iSniac.
oats were strong and active; No. white II
| 3O1463Ic.
hye was dun and nominal No. 2 at 5s6t9,
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SpEUiAL NOTIOEs.
or"wns n"oseuo,a rauaoes

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whethor taken informally or applied exter'
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
pAIN whethor chronic or acute, than any
other pain nlleviatOr, and II ;s warranted dou.
bic the strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain In the Hide, Back or BowolR,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOOthachG, and
ALL ACHES, und Is The arest ReIIoyor oi
Fsin. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should bo in every family. A teaspOOntul OF
the Panacea In II tumbler Of hot water sweet
ened, II preterredI, .taken nj bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. % Gnnts bottlp.l
may3l-lydM saw
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CHICAGO. Hogs-Receipts, 1900 held
shipments, $500 head market slow, Dui
steady; rOugn packiuE. sjg5 40; packing
and shipping, IS jJg5 50 ; light, 500 II; skips,
SJpi 80.
Cattle -Recoipts, 1900 head; shipments. 2,lOC
hcad uarBet slow aud lO6QI5C lower ; export
grades, % 50aG IS; good 10 choice shipping,
81 II 6lG 90; common 10 medium, s. OOp5 90 ;
grass Texans, Sitll5 30.
Sheep Receipts, l,SO1 head; shipments none
market done tor common stock interior to
fHir e2 5O(g5 80; medium to good, % 1904 % ;
choice to extra ~ 5OG5 %
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle active, with from ljc
to .Oc oil tor common and medium, ana from
Csc to 37hc oil for heavy the decline was
caused by untavOrabls reports from the East ;
rcc"ipts, 7A mead; shipments, ,S52 head.
Hogs active ald firm; Phlladelphias, O. 500
5Wi Workers, - 6O@h 70 receipts, 100 head
shipment, 1850 head.
sheep dull but 2jc higher than last week.
closipB prices receipts, ",GOp head ship
mCnJ5, 500 hCpI.
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notper. motnsr,i, not,.r,,

arc you disturbed At night anu broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the ONcruciating pain OF cutting teeth 7
II 50, 10 ut once Rnd get bottle nt NJ RS. WIN.
SLOW SOOTHING SiEUP. II will relieve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon II there - no mistake about II. There Is
not "A mother on earth VINO has ever used e.
who Will not toll you AZ once that IL will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and rUIiot and health TO the child, OPP
ornung ike magic. II IL perfectly safe to use
In all C'Isys, and Pheasant 20 tho taste, and IL
the prescription vi one Of tho oldest ana best
female physicians IN the Unitei Stutos. 3old
evorywhere. - cents ~ bottle.
nRy3l-IydM. saw
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Under tho Oars

George Mutt, oirarmaker. and his sister.
in-law, accompanied some friends to the
Pennsylvania passenger depot at 1880 this
afternoon. They boarded the train to see
them seated and say good bye. The train
sister left the car, and in their hurry to
get off. 10th OF them tell, and rolled under
the train. Thoy were pulled out just in
time to ESCAPE beiuS crushed by the
wheels.
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i.rncn Lutheran Licnic.

The special train for the excursion To litttl
OF Grace Lutheran church on Thursday nrNt
Will leave the upper Recalling depot immcdi'
atcIy after the dcpartuTo OF The regular train
at ITO H. III. The other regular trains lcay,
ut aud $50 y. ~. Tickets tor sale at the = oreI
at Mcssrs. lIuhiuy, Eau, BechtOld ami Her
Eog. The committee Ot arrangements hav,
provided pasttmos OF various kinds tor tn,
pleasure OF the children, and games OF bas'
ball, crOquct, quoits, balloon asconsiOns AM
VUCa uud Instrumental music,
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NeM FIRM.

have taken into partnership with me. In
the coal end lumber business, Mr. John Auna
machcr. at MnlrrsViilu, who isu we'll known
farmer and business man OF Manor township
Tho hrm name will bu NJ. '. B Como y Co
The patronage heretofore extended To NJ. V.
u. Como - respectfully solicited for the new
hrm, together with that OF the friends Of the
new partner. We will have on hand n iulI
supply OF Cua and lumber at all limcs, and
hOro In the future rs in the past TO give sgtis
faction la all our d,Hlings.
IL NJ. T.. conc.
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Tttllp "a nnnsy

Timo ana money viii he saved by keeping
Kidrov-wnIt in the house. II IL an inva!ua-
bic rCmefy for all disorders at the Kidneys,
LiycrRnd bowels and tor all diseases arising
from distractions of these organs. 1t mas
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds OF
dollars had been paid to physicians without
obtaining relief. II cures COnsi iipatiOn, Piles
BiliUusu"ss aud all kindred disorders. Keep
Il 10y you.
FOR Itu.i p''S, NIIH pr GuUsi, usJ ShI
LOiTS POROUS PLASTER pricu. - cont
Sold by u. y, Cochran, druggist, Ia7 and lSI
North CuThu s'rCot. Lancaster 'eDl leodg
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NNiLLiAM MsOs a FOSTER.
EIGHTH DAY.

w
EIGHTH DAY
-,.,..
increnso In quantiIy.
To-day's List of Bargains consists ot the
following items, In addition To IA general 10.
duction OF all qualities OF Straw Hats, we
would draw your special attention to ~
Cnild'H white Milan, rsduosd TO $50 25C
Child's Red Canton, TO lOc o. Mems Manila,
20 $3.50; $500 Mems sennctt Braid, to % 30
A. So FedoTa CoI"r Manle Soft Fclt ' 10 10 s s5SV
S ~ Falka Light Color SOFT Felt, To s!6l {;
~ % rnlkh Light Color soit relt, 10 ~ !
" % Harvard LiBht color soit felt, to o.;
t2 oo pcnri teIts; 10 VI 40 " 1rab Flexible,
to ~ ~ % unnnlsheu rocket hats TO o. iOc
Duck HAS Tor Men, 10 3'c'
MEMS CLOTHING.
~ Dark Suits reduced TO S, As Dark suits
IN a. a. am All Wool p,rk NM u i,nh r"In
AZ S.I AII.wooI Cass merc Snits :" 90 ~ az
Allw0ol Cashmere suits, to o; sn Fancy
ratreTn Cashmere suits, TO sl2; sIs Famcy
Pattern Cashmere Suits, to si2 go All-wool
"o'S''" 9u''s, s'o'
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The best Salve In tho world for cuts, bruises
cores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, Chilblains, cOrns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples, Tho salve Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction In
every case on money refunded. Bo sure you
get HEERY's CARBOLIO SALvB, "a all others are
but limitations ana Countorteits. Price 20
cents. sold la Lancaster at COchran's Drug
store, 1877 North OuC0n street. mY2G-4
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4 puIct Recovery,

IL gives ~ great pleasure To state that tho
merchant VINO was reported to he nj the point
Ot death iIOn Hn attack OF Pneumonia bns on .
ttTcly recovered by the use OF DR. WM, IIALL's
BhtsAM Won 1IIE Iusua. Naturally hs feels
grateful fol the benefit dUrIvGI from using
this r"incdy tor the lungs ana throat and IN
giving pnhiiCiIy Ia this statement We aIe act
uhi"l by motives Oi public b"nUiUCtiOn, trust.
Ing that Others may be benefited IN similar
manner. leDgw
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Graud Combined Cheap Excursion to Now
York Bnd Cunry Island on Thursday, July II
Round trip tickets good forthrco days. Trains
leave Lancaster (KinE strCoU At 5.i5; Cob
umbia ut 5;i5. Fare tor thc round tIip, g. j5
For particulars see posters ana circulars vt AL
stations iy35,l2,li, ,l6S2tw
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BALTIMORE, July S.-William T. J.
McGowan, a well-known gambler, was
found in the street this morning, shot
through the neck. lie was removed to
the Central station, where he died shortly
after. Auguttus Slater was arrested and
charged with the killing.
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This morning tho mayor Lad but one
customer. That was irmair, who is an
old offender She was found On ROckland
street go drunk that IT was necessary TO
haul her to the statiOn house in wagon.
Ten days were given to her.
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Tho county commissioners left Ian
custer this morning for COateSyille, tC
meet the Chester county commissioners to
concert mcg,urCs for rebuilding the inter
county brtgos hwcpt away, % damaged
by the recent iTeshOts.
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TnE NoLrAIc BELT Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
offer to send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Yoltnio Belt
aud Electric Appli noes 0n trial, TOR thirty
days, IN men, old ana young, afflicted with
nervous deDility, lost vitality, ana many
other diseases. SEQ advertisement In this
paper, al.lyiM, ,WSFSW
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wEATuEK Inip,ynTiDns

WASHINGTON, July S--For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, variable
winds, generally from tho north, stationary
temperture for Wednesday, fair weather
and nearly stationary temperature are indi
Gated for New England aud Middle At
antic states.
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frazi"r's Root Bitt"rs are not a dram shop
beverage, but Ar" strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon tho Liver an "a
Kidney, keep the bowels opCn and regular,
cleanse III" blood and system OF every impu-
rity. sold hy diuggi.ts, 81. Sold by II Il.
Cochran, dl uggi-t, ~ apd iIJ North Queen
Street.
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Capture Of n youux Brute,

LYNcHBURG, Va, July 8. = William
Pousin, who perpotratcd the brutal out
rage on little negro girl In Prince
Edward county, last month, was captured
here last night. 1t was feared al attempt
would be made TO lynch him.