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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-21
Amusement OF the Young.
tAmerican Register. !

There is in the vicinity of New York
village which for many years has
been the hunting ground of a large
number of bad boys. A contemporary
says that one day vsler entered the
village and called at the tavern. The
place was remarkably quiet, and
knowing by reputation the evil ma me
the place bore, he said to the land
lord: 81 think your village is most
unjustly maligned. - more orderly
and peaceful spot never saw, and as
for the bad boys-why, 1 have seen
no boy Of any description in the place.
l suppose they are all at school?n
"No," quoth the landlord, "thsy
are all the other side of the village"
"Ah! at meeting7"
"Stoning a funeral |"
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The Inter-Id Idaho is to be the title
Of Democratic paper about to be
started at HALEY by c. H. Clay.
The Giant Powder Company's mag
azine, containing 10000 pounds of
Tontine powder, located three miles
east of Denver. exploded with terrific
force on the 10th. A large number
of plate glass fronts in the business
portion Of that city was wrecked,
and a new farm house 300 yards dis
tant was completely demolished. It's
occupants miraeulously escaped.
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Mrs. John A. Logan never corrects
her husbands grammatical errors in
public, hut wien she gets him home
she makes him think her tongue is
hung in the middle, with talking
achmenl working on double time
at ea ch end.
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ear a eao Wah@~h A~eaua Ohicaga IN
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MRS. HARRlSON'S
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
united states Government

President. HESTER A. ARTHUR
Vice President. ..".G GEORGE +. EDMUN DS
Secretary Of State.F. T. FRELINGHuYSEN
Secretary of Treasury. CHAS. j. FOLG ER
Treasurer. GILFILLAN
Secretary Of War.......ROBr. +. LINCOLN
Secretary of Navy ...WM. L. CHANDLER
Secretary of the Interior. IN. NJ. TELLER
Attorney Genoral. Il. BREWSTER
General Of the Army y......W. T. SH ERMAN
Com Of Agriculture. EO. b. LOkING
Com. Gen. Land oifice-N. G. MCFARLAND
g Surveyor General for Ne
vada, office ut kenol. &c. C POWNING
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UULLE6r, pa, o MILES

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sJniInusipnia m nrset

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O-ElOnr duh and weak !;
Superrne state, 81 5Og3; Extra Supertine
do IS O013 50 Pa. family, 81 25fclJO ONO anu
Indiana family, 81 75p5 60; MINI. extra cloar.
t3 75Ut 30 ; straight, - 5000 50; winte {
patents, Is G516 - ; spring do Is 5Og6 90.
IiyG tiour at g. 25flJ bu.
Wheat inactive and weak No. Western
Hed, 96S9l6%c; No. s. do, 9OP0lc; No. / Pa, do,
81 lODl l..
Corn dull and unsettled steamer, 57ll5Sc
sail yellow, GO46ic; do mixed, b5q 56kc.
Oats duh, but easier So.l White, STi37ic
No. do, 35G3b &C No. do. 35hc; re-
jected, Ak@3Jc; No. 2miXed, 3iHGp35c.
Rye dull ut 7bc.
Seeds rimotny duh q 5o8l 55 Flaxseed
firm at tl s0Gl 80
WtntOr Bran scarce aud iirm at Sl6[QlG -.
Provisions In tair demand Mess Pork, SIC 81
Gol1W; Beet Hurus, t!Sa20; India Mess Beef
$40 j0fplO.
Bac0n-Smokod shoulders, rake; salt do
G&g6Ac; Smoked Hams, liQlI4c; pickled dc
ll54Rl2Gc
Lard quiet; city refined. at SL.mSk Ioost
butchers, &c prime steam u 26lL7 37IS.
Butter quiet but steady; Creamery eN-
tras, 2OI2,C u. e.. Il ". Y. cNtras, l7fplSc: dc
firstS, HplGc; Western eNtras, liTpl5c West
ern gOod To choice, lIeeI3c
Rolls ut sGbkc.
Eggs firm Ponna extras, l7Ill9c Western
do l7LgI9c.
cheese dun New York fun creams. SE0iOc (;
ohio tlars, fnc, Sc: Western fair 10 good,
61d1c Penn'a part skins, 2lgiIC; do full,
ltp2c.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 1910.
WHISKY dun Western ut 81 10.
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Kr,,uru rnUn DrATn

fho following statement OF william J. Cough
IN, oi S"mCrvilc Mass, - so remarkable tndt
We beg tOHsk for II the attention OF our ruHd
"rs. lie says "In the tall OF ls1G I WAS taken
with viO"nt hlC'oiiug ~ tIG lungs. followed
10y n sever" cough. I soon h"g1n to losa my
appetite" aud dCsh. | was 80 weak AT one time
that could not leave my Jed. In tho sum
mor OF 1871 wa admitted To the CITY Hospital.
while there the doctors salt I hat "A holo in
ny LEFT lung us biR Hs n half-dollhr. IcNpond.
ed over hundred dollars IN doCtors Rnd med.
icines. Twas 50 tar gone AT ono time report
went around that wis dCnd. gave up hope
but friend told me Of DIR wM. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laugho at
my friends. thinking my case inCurublc, but
got brittle Ia satisfy them, when to my sur.
prise gratihCatiOn, | commenced To feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud To lay icOl In better spirits than I have
the past three years
81 writothis hoping you viii publish II, so
that every ono afflicted with p'sclsud Lungs
will hC induced to tai" Dt. WM. HALLS
BhISAM tOETHE LUNGS, aud he con ced
that CONSuMPTION CAS EE CURED. I
have taken two bOttlCs amt can positively say
that II hSs done inc moro E,S'd than all the
other medicines have taken EinCo my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap.
peared ana | shall soon t',. able to go to work
sold bv n. InChran. - NOrIh Queen str,"t
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DARk ER'S TONIC,
DARkERs TONIC.
CLIMBING THE SPIRAL STAIRS.
Invisible Architecture In a New Eng.
land ParsOnaQa

Yes" she said, " our children are married
and gone and my husband ana l sit by our
winter fre much as we did before the little
ones came TO widen the circle. Lie Is some-
thing like n spiral staircase; we are always
coming around over the spot we started
from, only one degree further up the stairs B
"That Is II pretty illustration" remarked d
hor friend musingly, gazing into the glowing
Goals which radiated u pleasant heat from no
many-windowed stove. "You know We ca u
not stop toiling mp the hill, though"
surely We cannot, and tor myself don't
nnd tault with that necessity provided lhe
advance In life IN 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 thoI Ioughiy disordered aud my nersss ,s
little and that without enj joying IL. ana had no
| strength or ambition 10 perform s sven nny
| light household duties. Medical ueAi~9hs
| failed To reach the scat OF the tsvuoso, Asm
| disease-which seemed 10 De wsnAp'SSs S.t a. 49,.
| the vital organs-proKTessou uhtiA s..
| eral attacks whiohmy physicians pronounssu
| to be acute congestion OF tue stonAcn. ano
| last of these was desperate suuSkn "nu =
| was given up 10 dio. As tho crisis had par
,isIly nassed, my husband hoard OF the merits
| OF "a RKER's TONIU asan inyiRorant IN lust
| such eases as mine. TOOK IL anu teIt lts koo1
| elieot AT once. lt appeared 10 perVnuo my
| hody as though tho blessing OF new nis hau
| come 10 me. Taking no other medicine con-
| tInued 20 Improve and am now IN Dottor
| health than have been for long time.
| IExtraet from interview with tho vile q
Rev. Z, Perry, pastor OF Baptist ehuren, gold'
brook, Mass, lyfimosSW
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NIILLIAMsuN q FOSTER.

SEMI-ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE FOR 80
DAYS ONLY.
In order to keep our stock in good condition
and have everything fresh TO commence the
season, we fini IL necessary TO have regular
clearing sale half yearly, These sales consist
OF short ends of the seasons goods They are
all fresh and new, and rather than carry lhom
over we will sacrifice our p:onLs ana give TO
the late buyers some excellent bargains, as
the following EaRIGphESs aRIlG,pirh s6iFs gfSs' Will '0"
A variety OF patterns. new and Stylishly
made, sizes from TO 10. Lott Handsome
bark Cashmere Fancy Pattern, sizes from I
years OF age TO 10. reduced tom g. 90 to t6 ~.
Lot q A light Colored Summer Weight All.
Wool Fancy Cashmere, sizes from years Ot
age to 4, reduced from $3.50 10 q 40 Lot 8.
Cashmere and Worsted Mixture Black and
WHITE, very stylish, sizes IRONS years OF ago
to D. reduced iFGm mkS's M g suIfs. rs.
Lot I. Very Fine Dark Mixed Dress Suits In
Sack Coats, trimmed very handsomely, re-
duced from go TO slG Lot :. Very handsome
basket pattern, In u pretty mi Xture sack suits,
reduced from sls 10 sl6, Lot q. Various pat.
terms In dark and light goods amt dark mix
GENTS NECKWEAR.
Lot 7. SILK PUT Scaris. with patent tie Te.
tainer, reduced from Soc 10 S5o. Lot =. A
very fine grade goods, handsome pattern,
patent tie retainer, reduced from 81 to 75c.
Lote; Fancy pattern Flat Scarf, all silk, re'
that can be washed, reduced from 200 to l3c
Lot IL. Wash ties, reduced from Oc to Sc Lot
~, suspenders reduced from SOC To %, Lot 49,
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Lot II. Very Fine Australian Light Weight
Wool. These shirts arc great bargain res
| duced from sl,50 to 75c. lot l5 Feather
Weight Shirts reduced from 81 to 75C Feather
Weight Drawers iednced from 7'c to SOC.
| SUMMER HATS.
| Lot H.. Is doz. Mems Canton Braid Straw
| Hats. colors White, Bronze aud Mode reduced
| from SOC to 35c. Lot " doz. Mems Panams
Hats, very light and durable, reduced from 7jC
| To SOC, Lot IL. dOZ, Young Gents Ligh'
Colored Unfinished Pocket Hats very conye
nient 10 travellers, reduced irom 800 TO o. 10
| Lot 10 doz. Boys uats In Blue straw Goods
one tor knOckaOOut, reduced from 2bC 10 l6C
| BOOTS AND SHOES.
| Lot 20, SlXty-nino Pairs OF Ladies' Sorg'
| Kid Fox Button, reduced from f9tO to o. III
Lot u. Forty ono Pairs Ladies kid Fox But
ton, with cloth top, very popular shoe, re
duccd from SAT 10 t225 Lot y, Thirty tire
Pairs Ladies' French kid Hutton Commo
| Sense Model, reduced frOul $500 to 800 An
"A very large quantity OF Great Bargains tina
our space Will not permit us 20 mention.
WILLIAMSON FOSTER,
Nos. 32, 81, IS n Ss East King ST., Lancaster.
stores close AZ Bo'clock, except Saturday
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CHICAGO. HOgs-Receipts, $500 head 1,
hrln rough packing, 81 s0a5 10; pack.
ing and shipping, IS l5gj 40; light, o. 75ts5 IS;
skips. s5Gpt 60
Cattle-iteceipts, 1900 head; shipments, ], 900
head market steady but weak export
grades, 81 4Olg6 Is; good 10 choice shipping,
81 OOBi ] common 20 medium, 20 1906 OO
ll6,
sheep Receipts, 800 head shipments, none
.t market siGauS ihaer,9r m o iMSir, M ~ IogS 10 v
extra. IL 50Gt5 %.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle nothing doing re.
coipts, Gi5 head shipments, none.
Hogs Arm; Philadelphias, - iOR5 5Oj York
crs, % 0n15 - receipts, 2,7OO head; ship
monts, 800 head.
sheep-Nolhing doing; receipts, 1000 head
shipments, 2,iUO hoad.
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wII.L uE KECrIvrp AR

DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Mayors ONCE, up 10 O'Clock on
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY II, for 200 tons,
more or less, OF Nut Coal, 10 bo delivered In
halt ton lots 10 the poor OF the city, by direC-
tion OF the committee, after December |. Pro.
posills To name the brand OF coal To DO fur
nished, and to b addressed TO the " Buchanan
McEYoy. Reynolds Relief Committee
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
NCp9SiVb
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rev YORK b1kPHsts

NEW YORK, juno 81. - Flour state and
Western dull ana weak; Supcrtne State,
~ 75fBJ IS; Extra 10, G 0Od13 80; Choice do
s35bRG; tuncy dO, 81 lOIg6 Is: Round Hoop
ohio, S3 lO9i OOi choice, 81 1906 %; Super.
hne Western, .! 75U3 l5 common to
ROOd extra do, 81 0ltl3GO; Chnlco do, 50 IS
Gp6 50; chotcn White Wheat 10, 81 1895 % (;
southern uull common to fair extra
- J0GeI %: g0od 10 choice 60. 81 65fp6 30.
Wheat ]4D'4C lower, tcveriSh and sOmew hat
excited, with = iair speculative business
No. White, nominal No Hoh, July. 1870
E4C do AuW.mfQ, 94C sept, I'll OO--Gtl 0lCs
oct, 81 Ol148l Ol'z Dec tlO6
Corn lAWAC lower ana fairly active Mixed
Western spot, 5!G59lac; 10 future, 5s3IGs63Ll &C.
Onts a shade easier; No. 2JuEe, jJC No. .
July, 81 sQ3jC Aug, 3ikd3iC; sept, $500
3jh.c; stalo, js0Ijc; Western, 3jGiac.
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browns nous.uo,u rauaosa

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer IN tho
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied exUsr'
naliy, anu thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain allOviator, and II 81 warranted Gou,
bio the strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain In the Side, Back or bowels
soro Throat, rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, ana is THE Great ReIisvsr ot
Pain. "BROwE'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should DO in every family. a teaspoontul Of
the PanaCea In u tumbler of hot water sweet
ened, II preferrcdl, taken nj bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. ~ Cents u bOttlI.
may 3l-lydM W saw
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so"nr strange that any ono VIII suffer
from the many dcrhnRoinrntS b"c"ght on hy
an Impure condition OF ths blood, when SEQ.
WILLS SSARSAPhRILLA AN u DSTILLINGlA,
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perfect health 90 the physical Organization. 1t
u tndccd u strengthening syrup, pleasant to
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BLOOD rUBIEIER ever discovered, effect.
ually Curin" Scrriula, Syphlittc digoriCra,
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merits Ns u health Tencwer, Tor II ACTS Llh r
CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
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yOus systsm.
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owes II io herself and her family Ia takO care
Oi her health when she nnds her health
failing, AMI debility nni weakness, under
mines rcr strength, hor surcst ani best rom
city n Kidney wort. II builds up tho general
health. keeps tho socrotOry system In perfect
order, regulates thu kidneys and bowels, On.
ahlcs these important organs To perform their
natural functions IN throwing oil tho uccum.
nlnloh Imnurilins % tho body.
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ArRUUIvUs OUrRauE.

a Snrk's 'rsw Destroy Ohuroh Property
Five OF them Captured.
ST. JoHNs,N. f., June 30-An atrocious
outrage was psrpetrated on Saturday
night by the crew of the bark Lady Ed
bank. They broke through tho Roman
Catholic church of 81. Mary's bay, aud
demoishol tho iuruituro aud appoint
ments of the sanctuary, destroyed the
tabernacle, abstracted tho chalIce, tho
ciborium and other sacred vessels, smashed
tho candeIabra ami strewod tho debris
about the streets, aud in various ways
desecrated tho church. Five of the perpo
traitors have been arrested.
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DEfT TIfh.

DILLER Suddenly, on the 18th inst In New
Holland, Mrs. Sue Dilcr, aged - years.
Tho relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from tha residences at her mother, Mrs. John
styor, New Holland, Wednesday morning at
lOk O'Clock. 2ts
DiNRELnERG. LIN thiS city, on the 29th inst,
Lilo. dhuZ Zntcr OF Charles ami Ro-ie Dinksl.
berg, aged !ytars, 10 months and days,
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited To attend tno funeral
from her parents residence, No. JG North
Queen street, on Tuesday afternoon Mt 2
O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at Zion cemetery. ltd
hLRRIGHT june - IVA, in thts city, Clara
daughter at JHt oh ami ClHrL hlbr gnt, ngeu 2
years, 10 months and IL days.
Tho relatives aud fricncS OF the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral.
from the residence Of her parents, No. 3ls
South Duke street, on Tuesday afternoon at I
O'Clock. Int"rment at Woodward IIill cgme.
teryJ
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PHILADELPHIA, June 30.--Tho Phila.
dolpbia 81 Reading railroad officials
announce that they viii pay tho interest
falling due to morrow on the general
mortgage loan aud other securities, but,
that the payment of interest on tho con-
vertible aud debenturo bonds. the adjust.
mont scrip aud tho junior loans Of tho
Susquehauna Canal company has not been
considered,
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Hi,Seat Too Warm for Him
SHOT DEAD BY a DRUM KsND.


Mary Kelly FeprUaChes JObn CAlhweI Tor
DriuEiog aod Is Killed.
PHILADELpmA, Pa, June 30.-hlary
Kelly, aged 80 years, who is employed as
laundress, was shot and killed
about quarter past IL this afternoon
by John Caldwell, SO years old.
Both the murderer and his victim live on
the third floor of a house near Eleventh
and Lombard streets. Caldwell has becn
drinking heavily for some months past.
Mary reproached him To day for drinking,
whereupon he picked up rifle and fired
at her. The ball took effect in
her abdomen aud she expired in
about fifteen minutes. Caldwell was
found by the police in "A maudlin state of
iutOxication ue gave up theguu quietly,
aud when taken to the police station, foil
on tho tloor iuSensible from tho effects of
liquor.
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HAIR BALsAm.
PARKER'S
III A I r Balls M.

"a beneficial dressing preferred TO similar
articles because OF its purity and rich per.
fume. IL RESTORES TO GRAY HAIR TIIk
YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents :al,l, 10
and failing OF tho hair. Doc and sl.OO.
HlSGOA N 90
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Pool Sellers IndICrod,

New YORK, June 30.-The grand jury
OF Kings county made presentments this
morning in the court of sessions, Judge
Moore presiding, against 30 Coney Island
and Sheepshead Bay pool sellers, Within
ono hour after they were indicted eleven
were at the court with boudsmen ready to
furnish bail. The court, with the consent
of the district attorney, fixed tho bail in
each caso at 81 000
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 80, iasA
CHAIRMAN JONES


I'd DO mara To Bent
PIrTsBuRG, June SOB. +. Jones',
chairman Of the national Republican
committee, has returned homo. lIo says
no defiDite plan Of operations has
been agreed apon and cannot be until
after tho Democratic national convention.
Tho paramount issue he says will DO
the tariff. The states he names as doubt
ful, but which he expects to carry
are I: Now York, New Jersey, Indiana
and possibly, West Virginia. The
latter he counts sure, unless Bayard
be nominated, as he In very strong
there. Cleveland, ho says, has no Ger
tainty of the Democratic nomination.
Bayard or Butler would DO harder to
defeat. Thurman he thinks the best
man. but he would not be as popular
~ Cleveland. Tilden may yet run IL
nominated. Butler he thought might
carry Massachusetts, without tho Demo.
cratic endorsement with tho Massachu
setts electoral votes in his pocket, Butler
could put other candidates in peculiar
position.
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An I,,rn B,,nop's uouseor.t,on.

ROME. Juue 20.-Father Callaghau, tho
DoDinoan prior, recently appointed CO
adjutor Of the bishop Of Cork and bishop
of Lambese, IN partiJus, was oonsecrated
yesterday by Cardinal Simeoni. The
ceremony attending tho consecration was
grand aud impressive. Most Of this Eng
lish colouy iu lt)me were present. The
students of tho Irish college as sisted at
the altar,
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Three Ch,idron Burned to Death

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June 30.--Thc
residence of Mrs. Patrick Murphy at Brier
Hill, near Youngstown, was burned this
morning. Three children, aged five,
seven and nine, were burned to death.
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Hay reycr.

For twenty years was a sufferer from Ca
tarrh OF the head and throat In very aggra.
waited form, and during the summer months
with Hay Fever. procured a bottle OF EIy's
Cream Balm. ana alter IA few applications re.
OWED decided benefit-was cured before inc
bottle was used. Have had no return OF the
complaint Charlotte Parker, waverly, N. Y.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

Stock YARDS, w gsr PmILA AURLrHIA, June 30
Cattle IN fair demand; receipts, 400 head /;
prime, 7A@7}$c; good, G%@7o medium, 5A0
O4c; common, iig5hc Texans, iS85Ac.
Sheep fair; receipts, 1000 head good
higher common weaker; prime, 6H9511c
24G3nci spring lambs, 3&a7Hc.
Hogs IN fair demand receipts, 400 head
Western, IkQSC
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Hay Fever ana i,osc Cold.

can recommend Ely's Cream Balm 10 re-.
liovo all persons suffering from Rose Cold an Il
Hay Fever. have been great suuercr from
these complaints ana have used IL. 1 have
recommended IL Ia many OF my friends for
,RtHrrh. Hud IL Hll cases where they have used
the iaIm freely they have boou curod--T. X On.
ncy, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, New YORK.
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WEaTHEK INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, juno 90. For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
in the northern portions local rains, local
rains and partly cloudy weather In the
southern, variable winds, generally from
east to south; neatly stationary tempera-
ture and lower barometer,