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nrown', n"useno,a rau.oes

Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether takOn informally or applied cxtcr
nully, ana thcr0by more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whelhor chronic or acute, than any
other pain aloviator, and 1t 10 warranted dou
bio the strength ot any similar preparation.
IL cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels
Soro Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, ant
ALL ACHES, ana IL Tho 0reat Itsiiever o
Psin. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be- In every family. A toaspooniul o
the Pan0cea In tumbler OF hot water lsweet
ened, II pro,orredI taken At bedtime, vii
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents u bottle.
mnN2l-lNlM W saw
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1.-Two STOCK N arket.

CHICAGO. - Hogs-Recetpts, 1900 head
shipments, 800 head market weak aud l5Se
2Oc lower rough picking. 81 b5p5 05 pack
ing and shipping, IS 0tSp5 Is; light, 81 90 90 25;
sktps. s}f1t market closed duh 1000 remain
Cattle-Receiptss 500 head; shipments, 1000
head market slow but steady; export
grades, ~ 35Sg6 rs; good 10 choice shipping,
s6 lORS 3 common to medium, % 1905 30 |;
grassted Texans, S3 76fpi75; corn-fed do S16.
Sheep Receipts, ,i0l head shipments, none.
market stronger Inferior TO fair, o. 75So3 so n
cwt; medium TO good, Is so a. 20 choice to
| extra, Ad5.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle dun lOdel5c oil from
yesterdayss prices receipts, ,iJ5 head ship
| ments, 1.li0 head.
| Hogs firm Pniladelp phias. - 5OSe5 20 , York
ers. - l5G5 30; receipts, 1900 head; ship.
| ments, 400 head.
Sheep slow; prime, 81 G5di so; fair TO
| good, % 50SiH; common. s2Gp2 so; receipts,
800 head shipments. Y, 90 head.
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THE PRICES or GOAL.

No Changes Ia Line. tity ana HarDor Prices
PuILADELpHIN, June 27.-The commit.
tees of the Lehigh and Schuylkll exchanges
met to day and agreed to recommend that
no changes in line, city aud harbor prices
of coal be made during July. Tho ruling
harbor rates for hard, white ash coal at
Port Richmond, are 81 20 for lump, steam &,
boat, broken and egg 81 45 for stove
$3.50 for chestnut, and So % for pea. The
line and city prices at Schuylkill Haven
arc s2 70 for lump, steamboat, broken and
cgg $3.50 for chestnut $2.7J for stove
and small stove, aud $3.50 for pea.
Tho Reading Receivers tsoIo ~ NJ Meotiog.
Tho receivers of the Philadelphia a.
Reading railroad, hold meeting this
afternoon. Upon adjournment it was
officially stated that they had transacted
no business of public Importance, and had
not yet completed the details of the ar
rangements providing for the payment
of the July interest, falling due next
Tuesday.
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ToULON, June 27.-Fires are burning in
the streets for purifying purposes. A post
mOrtem examination of bodies has been
made. la each case there were signs of
Asiatic cholera. Tho heart was shrunken
and without vesicles, the blood was drawn
into the lungs, tho poritoneum was con
tracted, the interior of the stomach was
shrunken, spots, generally of yellow hue,
were found on the intestnes, aud the kid.
neys we're affected, but the liver was in.
| tact,
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"wnst Canr be cured must be Endnrod."
This old Rdage does not signify that we must
suffer tho iniscrics OF dyspepsia, when a
medicine ith the curative properties OF Bur.
dOck BLOOD BWery IL available. II IL one OF
the most substantial and reliable remedies
sold to-day for sale by H. u. Cochran, drug.
gist, i37 and i39 North Queen street.
CHARMIsG toa, ures may Dc rendered actuslly
rcpulsivo by blotcuo' or pimpios. Glcnn's
sulphur Soap remedies all comploxional
blOmishos. j3.lwdoCdSw
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ptirely destroyed , farming implements,

entirely destroyed farming implements,
carriages, bto., drawn into the current aud
washed ON down tho stream. The loss to
MIR. jackson will DO considerable, some
laying it as high as $l 900
Tho roads are almost impassable, except
for riders. No mail reached Bart on
Thursday. Mr.. johnson, supervisor of
tho roads, il out with what force he oan
muster aud will soon have tho roads In
condition again.
Considerable damage WAS done to the
crops, especially those in tho low grounds.
Persons living along thoso streams say
thoy never saw 40 much water along them
aud some rocOllect them for over forty
years. Ordinarily tho streams are very
insignificant but tho night rain on the 25th
inst has proved what they can DO raised
To.
soenca and incidents Along tho hanks After
tho Flood.
Fishing creek aud Petor's crock in Dru-
moro township were worry high and the
flood of their waters swept away bridges,
fences, lumber and did good deal OF
damage.
While the Couostoga creek was on the
rise, its banks were lined from Levan's \
mill to Rcigart's landing with dip net
hshormnn, all of whom wore rewarded
An old inhabitant says he never before
saw tho snakes and muskrats 80 utterly
drowned out as this timo. In the lowor
end hundreds Of them were found dead.
Tho Pequea creek was higher yesterday
morning than was ever known before. A
stable belonging TO Adam Bortztield, rcsId
ing near Goods distillery, Martic township,
was swept away. IL was carried down
tho stream, aud struck against the covered
bridge, which was swept away also. Thir.
teen acres Of tobacco belonging To Thomas
Baumgardner, at the same place, were
washed away, and twonty y-.wo acres OF
wheat almost ruined.
The bridge over tho west b alch Of the
Octoraro, at ClunmelI, ColCrain township,
IL rendered impassable,
There was two feet OF water ON the floor
of the bridge over tho pcquca Mt the
Valley tavern, (CharlGsD, which IL three
feet higher than ever known before.
Tho bridges NJ Pine Grove and Kinks
mill, on tho OctorarO. which were
swept away were mter county bridges.
The bridge over tho Big Beaver, at
llarnishs mill ; a. Il tho Pcqura bridge at
Hackers mill, ~ MaTtic, aro badly dam
aged
TIE Damage !" uru"rrros snd Fu,tun.
A Correspondents writing from FAN field.
IN the lower end ut DIumuIc, lays Some Il
our mills do not CKprC. 10 Iuu tor several
weeks. Wagon travel on tho public roads
IL stopped on account Of the BRIDGES being
all either washed away ur unsafe. Samuel
Dorsey, of .Fulton township, has lost
heavily, both his mali dams gong, besides
great damage 10 other property. kirb
Brown, At Peach Bottom, cutters the lOss
oi bis dam aud almost tho entire race and
all tho lumber about.hi5 saw mill was car
riCd ont to the riv'r his s,alc:hOuse ioun.
datCu was washed away from under the
building causing IL to tumble down. Ed.
ward WicRs IL heavy User also, at his
mill James Cain, ut Benton station had
largo lot of lumber go out into the river
besides suffering considerable in his yard.
II is th1 samo story at Ranck's mill
Stauflcr's, Pyle's, Ambler's aud Bradlcy's.
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stTiuOuiaI

On Thursday noon Mr. Jacob B Eshle-
man, Of Ephrata WAS Joined in marriage
to Miss Allio High, daughter Of Sheriff
John Ii. High, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. A. Peters, OF
tho First Reformed church, at tho residence
of the brides parents, No 533 North Duke
street. An extensive tour will DO taken by
the bridal party through the Ohio Valley
and homoward via Niagara Falls and New
York city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. G. Wiley celebrated
their "woodon wedding" anniversary last
evening, handsomely entertaining large
company of friends at their home ON North
Duke street,
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Tho LRMYorn mt PInY.

Tho half hundred, moro or less, Nom
bors of the bar who gathered in Excelsior
hall at noon yesterday, to hold the "pio.
MIC that was to have come Off at What
Glen, had fine timo of it. They were
there from noon to nearly night, but each
aud every ono Of them refuses to be inter.
viewed on what took place, though all
agree that there never was table better
spread than that which Charlie Eokert
furnished, and never did fifty good fellows
have such good time.
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special rounn to thr People Of Lancaster.
FcrriI Bros. nro now able to definitely AN.
nounc" that hy arrangement with the pub
lishor, Mr.. J. u. Pyott, their forthcoming III.
rectOry will bo improved by tho addition OF
AN accurate map oi the city, without extra
cost to patrons at tho work. This IL an added
convenience which tho business men OF the
county will doubtless appreciate. Ferris
Bros desire itundcrstoOd that they viii leave
no means unemployed 10 make their directory
the best ever issued. As Il viii CIrGuato In all
parta OF the county, no shrowd business man
will omit to have his card IN II. once Mo
II South Prince street. ItdSw
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE ~. 1854
CRIME AND ACCIDENT.
the VARYING mIsDnEps OF A DAY,

A michigan man shoots ri, wifss Uom.
panion--Five Drowned on y Schooner
Other crimes aud Casualties.
DETROIT, Mich, juno 27.--William
Emery, captain Of the schooner, AddieI
yesterday shot and probably fatally
wounded farmer living near Benton
Harbor. Emery arrived there in the
morning and Immediately went to
ketchum's house. He claims Ketcbum
mas been too intimate with his wife.
five Persons drowned.
BARNEGAT, N. j., June 27--Tbc schooner
II. and 9. A. Babcook, Captain Babcock,
Philadelphia, for Boston, with coal, ran
ashore two miles north of here to day.
The captain, four seamen, (names un-
unknown) aud tho mates wife were
| drowned.
| Au Ensinooi ana Fireman Killed.
| C1NCINNATI, Juno 27.-A Logausport,
| lnd., special says A construction train of
thirteen cars broke through the bridge
| near here yesterday on the Terre Hauto &
Losansport road, killing Engineer Thomas
Grace, and Fireman VIM. Scott ; loss $50,
600.
No U,ue TO Mrs. rIlpper's Asssiisnt.
| GALVESTON, Tex June FIJI. Bartley
tho accused negro, was released by the
| autDOfltleB. ~ mass meeting OF CltlHenS was
held aud a committee of six prominent
citizens appointed to investigate. Thi,
committee reported BARLEY Innocent
There is no clue to the guilty party
| Rewards have been offered and details o
citizens are doing patrol duty. Mrs
Flippcr's condition ia still serious, but he
convulsions are less frequent.
Six Italians ana an Unknown Man drowned
| SoMERs PoINT, N, j., June 81 MIN
| Italians attempted to CROSS CorsOn'i
inlet during a storm yesterday. Thei
boat upset six Of the nine were drowned
Their bodies have not been recovered
| They were laborers on the railroad. An
other man, name unknown, was drowned
in Egg Harbor inlet.
| a wife Murderer's Lite Sentence.
DETROIT, Mich, June 27.-Andrev
Long, who murdered his wife at Ionia
pleaded guilty yesterday aud WAS sentence,
| to Imprisonment Tor life.
rwo Kiiied by u B0iier Explosion.
| PoRTIA, Ark, juno 27.-The boiler o
the stove factory hero exploded this morn
ing, killing j. y. Flock, proprietor, and az
| engineer,
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VNtyil RENT

LON HENT.
II Room IN NORTHEAST ANGLE OF CEN.
TIRE SQUARE, lately occupied by BAl6 h
In the front apartment AN excellent counter,
ana vault containing n 1ns safe; with a
large apartment In the rear having water
closet ana stationary wasnstand attached
also, cellar underneath, with good furnace
Apply AT ROOM NO. !, SECOND FLOOR OF
BUILDING, Northeast Angle OF Centre
square. je93 ttd
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NTOTiCE--M m EWBEKs or TBE GANUss-
~ ter MTnperChor who intend going to tho
Srngeriost will please call at tho hat store of
W -. stautier 4 Co, Dnd leave their meas.
urcmont Tor hats. by order OF the society.
GEO. PFEIsFEk.
i27.2td secretary.
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SUMNER HATS

In Manila, Hand Made MaCkinaws and Eng.
lish Dunstablo Straws. We have tNe Control
OF II new and very popular straw NAT Tor
Young men, and very stylish shape OF u Navy
Pattern, made OF pure Mediterranean straw,
ana IL named the Sennett. Pongee, BamOOO
and Linen Hats that are Light ANA Cool Tor
warm weather. Also Il very nne assoft mont
OF Cashmere SUN and soft Hats In Light
COlOrs,
Saturdays excepted, from JuNE juTH 10 SEP
IEMBR
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iisnry'a Uarpouc saIye,

Tho Uust SalYe In tho world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, letter, chapped
hands, Chilblains corns ana ali kinds OF skin
eruptlons, frockles and pimpleJ. Tho salye Is
guarantgsd 10 give perfect satisfaction In
every cuT or money refunded. 30 sure you
got lIEEny's CAEBoLIo SALvR, ~ all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price 2t
cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store, 1877 North Ouesu street. my9g-A
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B'OLfTfCdL.
Democratic STATE TicK',


ELECTORS At LARGE
RICHARD yhUX, Is. !. MCGRAEE,
II. Is, PLUnER
ELECTORS.
Dist. Dist
l. John slevin. II. George y. Purdy
2 ! P.J SenspntOrfCr| IL. =. H. hCkley.
g. John W. Lee. II. John T.. Lcvan
T. H. j. HOran. Is. Ezra u. Parker.
L. l.. wright 10 f.. W. Mumma
H. j, "A. BrintOn. ~. A. ". Dill.
Z WIN. Sther. q. r. y. Iams.
5 &. r Rcutschlcr. y. J. X. T.. Dun.
.. ". NJ. North. y. JUhh swan.
~. H. -. stiles. - \. - winternitI.
II. 4. q. BrOadhcHd. - john II. liill.
II. y. V. KUCkatcllOw, -. WIn. a. rOTqupr,
rs. Richard Kahn, y. a, J. Greenfield.
II. george II. lrSiu.
Democratic county Ticket.
Congress man at LaTge,-W. ". II. DAVIS.
CongTess-PARtS HALDEMAS.
Judgc-D. q. ESIiLEMAN.
Senator (XIII )-JDuN MARTIN.
Assembly c., GiIklSTIhN tON.
i aMES :: pArrEBsO
tD.-S. =. DETwlLER.
JAMES DUFFY.
II. II. KAUFMAN.
Sheriff -H ~. ALTERS.
PTOtnOuOtary.-BENJ. WORK IAN.
Regislor-E q. DlLLrR.
County rrcHsuTCr.-JNO. =. MANN.
Clerk OF q. S.-H. >. RUrIEk.
Clerk OF -. C.-SAM'L X. IlDSIETrER
County Commissioner III +. HhkTMhN.
Prison lnspoCtorE.-u. u. BUCH.
" w. WHITAKER.
Poor Directors GEO. NRMSTErrER.
" r.. SNYDER.
Coroner.--DAvIs klrCH.
Auditor GEO. W. SCHROEDER.
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william !, CoughlIn. OF SomcrvilIe, Mass.
sRY-; In III" Ia OF 1915 l was taken with
BLEEuINu ~ iUEGS tOlluwUd by -cvC GRO COug h.
l lost my appetite" and flesh, and WIS confined
To my bed. In lsI7 was admitted to the Hos.
pill III" doctors sutd | had "A hole In my
lung ~ big ~ "A halt dollar. At one time "A
report went around that | was doad. gave
up hope, but "a friend told me ct DIR. WILL
LIAM HALLS BALSAM ron the LUNGS.
| got "A bottle, when, to my surpriar, COM
mcnc"d To- i"ol better. and to-day ic"l better
tnan tor thu Oo years past" iug2w
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owes 1t to herself and her family to tako care
OF her htal'n when she hrds hor health
failing, ana debility ant weakness, UNDER
min,s hCr strength, her aurCSt and bo5t REM
edy Is kidncy.Wort. II builds up the general
health, keeps the socrctnry system In perfect
order regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, en-.
ablcs thc~" important Orgaus to perform their
natural functions in throwing OF the aCCum.
u.aiud Impurities OF the body.
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NviLLIAMsVN q FOSTER.
THE FRENCH TOE.

This term Ia applied TO Shoes with Wlie
Sole, or, IA the trade knows them, by FulI
Bottoms THIS FUN Bottom or Wilc sole, -
very comfortable to the wearer. tho wiuth
same until the toe, when IL is gracefully
rounded, thus aHoruing the wearer plenty oi
room when walking and rendering 10 tle
shoe neat ana elegant appearance. rms pat
tern Ot shoe has been and viii continue 10 De
n decided mvoritc, for In point OF comfort Tue
French Toe IL equal to the Waukonphasl' anu
some prefer Il, not only tor The comfort u
gives to the wearer, but for ils neat All"
uTessy appearance. m,
We have Mems Calf Hand Sewcd frcnch oc
Congress Caters and strap Ties in al slEes,
made upon true models that are oAcclleht III
every particular and just the thing tor SUM
mer Wenr.
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HJRRI 5E rs.

hLLABAOu = -MILLER--At the rs idence OF the
bridc's parents, by the KOv. l.. n. Worman,
June ~, 1851. NJ. George ". hlubaCh to Miss
Annie Margaret Miller, both OF iancastcr, Pa
it,
EsHLBsAS-IIIaH.- June % 1891, at the req
idoncc OF the bride, No. 5Si North Duke
street, by tine Rev. }. A. Peters Mr. Jacob B.
Eshlcman. Oi Ephatn, to Miss Alice G., eldest
daughter Oi Sheriff John u. High, of this
city. ltds
ANRR-SHAuD.-- the residence of the
bride, on Thursday evening, June 26. 1884,
by Rev. L. Collier, OF RiChboTO ia. Ernest a..
Amer and Alice l.. shaud, both OF Lancaster,
Pa It'd
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Hay Toycr auu Nose Cole

J can recommend ElY's Cream Balm To re-.
licVc All p"r-nlz suffering from Rose cold aud
Hay Fewer. hry" been great auusrcr from
these CumpldintI ana have usCi it. I hnvc
recommended II 70 many OF my friends tor
Catarrh. und I. M cases here thoy have used
the Balm freely they have bccn cured Ken.
noy. Dry Go"ds Merchant, Ithaca, Sew York
iIG-9wdpOlSW
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Quarterly Dlvidena Declared.

New York, June 27.-The Delaware,
Lackawauua IL Western railroad has
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF
two per cent.
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Renaln NnssIng Their Forces.

CAIRO, Jupe %. General Greenfield has
arrived at Cairo and goes immediately TO
AssOuau. The rebels aro massing near
Abon Hamod. There was increased firing
at Suakim last evening. The conduct of
the Egyptian troops was good.
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Mrs. Or. wn,,on,s Periodical Tea.

Mother walton has prescribed this valuable
medicine tor u great many years IN her private
practice. IL has proved an uniiiling specific
In tho treatment Of tho many disorders to
which thU female constitution II suDCCt. IL
~ a sure cure for the monthly troubles that so
many women suffer. Mailed on receipt OF
price, soc. tCld by II. II. Cochran, druggist.
l57 and lS9 North Queen street. (8
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Or. Frazier. Magic ointment.

Tho grcn'rgt hlcssing that has been dis.
GOV, rcd Ia lhiS generation, 4 sure cure tor
Boils. Rurns Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, sore
NIPPLES, Illrd Rnd SOFT COrns. Chappcd lips,
aud lluuds. PimplCs and BlOtChos. Price SOC.
Sold hy Drug ~ sold bv II Cochran
druggist, ~ amt I59 North ca Cu street. 90
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Visitors ana cVcursiouists to Atlantic city
should not fail ~ call on Harry COPELAND his
ptvillion "a coDIhnh airy II II tho last place
on tho bolru walk towards south Atlantic.
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CLOTHING

That Is pleasant To wear tor summer IN suits
OF Light Weight Cashmere Serge or COrkscrew
Worsted, made up stylish In sack or Cntaway
Coats, and their summer Coats ana NUsts III
the Fashionable and Popular secr'uckef'
Drap D'Ete and Fancy Linens. Light ASST
mere Panlaloons OF the Colebrattd Dlobe
Mills goods We are selling for tb'or anu
Alpaca Goats from $l25 upwards.
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FraHi"r'- Root BiilUrS are not Il dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
s"nSu. Ih'y act strongly upon the Liver and
kidney. keep the bowels O1en and regular,
cleanse tho blood ana system OF CYcry impu.
ri,y sold by druggists, o.. SOLD by "A u.
Cochran, druggist, ~ and l5J North Queen
street.
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ArrIYed Erom Europe.

DR.. Charles NJ. Franklin, of this city,
who has been IN Vienna for two years past,
arrived in New York by the steamship
Armoria, "to-day. lie will reach Ian
caster this evening.
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IoK woRKINosEN., wsAK
GO TO BECIITOLD'S

fresh supply just received. Haymaking
and harvest pants from SOC. ana upwards,
shirts from CSC up to tho best white shirt In
the market, gauZe lnd other underwear, over
Rlls, seamless hose, pair tor 25c. up to the
best British, handkorchiets, suspenderS, coun.
terpanes and notions All cheap tor cash,
HENRY BECHTOID
No 81 North Ouesn Street.
(Sign OF the Big Stocking.)
4. .o.-Building Lots and sand for sale. f2-lyd
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sPECTiL sOrICES

Tho Hop PtdStCrS have u wonderful sale. aud
Why Bccau7o thcy euro Back Ache, Stii
joints, Pain ~ ihc side ana all Snreness IN
any part People appreciate them. Any drug.
gist, 20 Cts
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Nnren OF spAnnIA

~ am we'll and happy agNin," says our ta'r
correspondent, Miss Jennie 4. Warren. 7iO W.
Van Buren, ST, Chicago, H., "your Samaritan
NcrriHe cured mo OF spasms."
iniIWucDlSw
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PAMs, June Hanover advices state
that the fighting near Langson between
the Chine and French continued for two
days. Ten Frenchmen weTe killed and
thirty.three wounded. Two steamers have
gone to seek the wounded
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New York, Juno 27.-The failures
throughout the country, in the last seven
days, number for the United States III
and for Canada %, total 109, as against
20j last week, u decrease of o failures.
Save this, there is nothing special to note.
The failures at the South arc notably few,
and in the Eastern are states below the
average.
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sritisn steamer Boardsa by a asp.pisn Vessel,

GIBRALTAR, June 27.-A Spanish rsv.
enue cutter boarded and seized British
steamer mile from the batteries. The
cutter subsequently released the steamer,
but took passenger TO Algeoras as host
age. The governor OF Gibraltar has Or
dered au inquiry.
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SUBOuL rURstTURE.


- abr
- Will be sold on SAT urday, June -, lsS tho
stalls Gt the New Fish Market, on tn" northern
side of central Market House, No .. Sale tC
commence at . o clock q M, when attendanC,
viii be given ana terms ana conditions made
known by tho MARKET COMMITTEE.
Attest G.. r. MYERS, Clerk.
i2l,g5,g7d JACOB SUEDAKER, Auct.
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r,.r MOST FREQUENT s,rn or UAN

samples OF Stoves may he seen At their Office,
NJ. 2NORTH GUEENSIREk1.
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Arknnsas DeIeeutes to Ubioago.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 27.-The
Democratic state convention hist night
appointed delegates to tho national con-
vention. They are uninstTucted.
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Tug NoLTAiO BELT CO., of Marshall, Mich,
offor 10 send Dr. Dyes Celebrated yoltaic Belt
and Electric Arpli Nets on trial. for thirty
days % men, Old ami young, afflicted with
nervous debility. lost vitality, ana many
other diseases. SOC advertisement In this
paper. ni.lydM, wSfSw
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rirs insuranCs i'sid.

Ycsvortny, Bausman n Burns, agents of the
Northern Assurances company, pail 20
Michael y. Iiarnish t!i7'27 being company's
share Ot loss on l,at tobacco lately burned at
IIarnish station,