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Thousands OF men die Cvecy day who could
be saved. Prejudice Is mainly to blame for
this loss oflIic, lit wore believed that SUN
ofdisCaso may certainly be reduced by physic,
much would be gained. And yet tho propo-
sit!on IL very simple II you take out daily
more impurities than is daily generated, you
will soon be rli of Impurities Tho effect OF
this wise practice IL soon seen In Bilious,
Liver, and troubles. But 1t Is equally OF
value In head and brain affections in Plour-
isy, Pnemonii, Apoplcxy and Paralysis.
In chronic and acute Rheumatism, and In
all affections OF the bowels, this principle
soon relieves and cures, when the medicine
used Is BRANDRKTH's PILLS.
Yes. when all other means and medicine
have failed tn relieve from pain, these pills
have cured, by taking impurities from the
towels and blood, and thousands at men and
women now place BRANDeETa's PiLJs among
the blessings OF mankind.
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rnn uurYus ropAUuu.
.opsidsr "a Eecant ,,rcis,n,

NohHiUtF bccHtOus
Representative A. Herr Smith, of Lam
caster county Senators Hawley and
Platt, Of Connecticut, and CT Representa-
tive Shallonberger headed delegation OF
tobacco growers from Connecticut and
New York, who visited tho secretary of
tho treasury at Washington, ID. o., Tues
day to urge u reconsideration OF recent
ruling on tho importation Of Sumatra
tobacco. According to tho statutes Suma
ira Leaf tobacco, of which eighty. five per
cent is of tho requisite siz9 and Of the
necessary ilnencss OF texture to be suitable
for wrappers and Of which more than one
hundred leaves arc required TO weigh n
pound, must pay if not stommed seventy
tivo cents per pound, aud IL stemmod ono
dollar per pound. A bale of tobacco
had been imported from Amsterdam
containing twenty per cent OF Havana
tiliCr and eighty per cent. OF Sumatra
tobacco, and tho collector OF New York
held that under section 2,490 Of the
statutes, which provides that II two or
moro rates OF duty shall be applicable to
any Imported article IL shall be classified
for duty under tho highest rate, tho bale
should DO considered Sumatra tobacco and
treated accordingly. This decision was
reversed by Secretary Folger, who favored
the raymCnJ OF tho duty on tho common
grade OF tobacco, thirty five cents per
pound. lt was TO secure revocation OF
this ruling that tho delegation called upon
the secretary.
Mr. Smith, who led of, presented dis
patch from the agrcrlturalists of Lancas
tor county, stating that the annua
value of tho seed leaf tobacco crop Of thai
county was upwards of three and hal
million dollars and tho bulldogs and
machinery used were worth million
more. HC cOuteudCd that the construction
given tho law would completely destroy
| this industry in Penusy ylvana, as aponnd
Of the imported article was equal to -four
of the domestic Besides, tho tobacco
which had raised the question was not
packed with the filler on the Islant
Of SumG.ra, bub tho balc had been
| opened at Amsterdam and the genuine
article had been reduced by the introduc
ton of trash. There was no doubt thai
the bale contained the Sumatra tobacco
pTOsCubgd in tho statute before tho ma
New York might legally have declared thu
whole invoice forfeited, instead of merely
| compelling u payment of tho full duty
The purpose Of tho merchants To whom j
was consigned was not to import HaYan;
| il!CIa, but 60 reduce tho duty on th,
| Sumatra tobacco by adultcTatiOn.
Addresses in the same vein wero mad,
| by several other members OF the delega
tioD, To which Secretary Folger CAV,
careful attention, and when the part,
Withdrew they were assured that thr
subject would be property considered.
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FLASHES BY wiItE
Ioiegrars IN snort Paragraphs.


The controller Of tho currency at Wash
ingtop, ID. c., has authorized the Far.
mcrs' National bank of Kittanning, Pa,
to begin business with a capital of 800,
00o.
Last night, near Jacksonville, Fla, II.
ii. Fairbanks, q highly esteemed railroad
machnist, was shot and killed by 9, g
Seaba, young mau from Walhaila, s. g.
The murder was wantOn one and is said
to have been without cause. Seoba was
arrested.
At the Republican convention In Phila,
delphia TO, day, VIM. b. Smith, president
Of select council, was nominated for mayor
on tho first ballot. Tho vote stood G9S for
Smith, for Richard Peterson. Chas. f.
Warwick was nominated for city solicit or,
and George q. Pierre was named for
receiver of taxes.
At Annapolis, Md, Robert McLane was
TO day inauRufatCd governor of Maryland
j. w. Dent, cousin Of Mrs. Genera
Grant, killed himself at Aloond mine,
Cal, on Saturday, leaving his wife in Sar
| Francisco in poor circumstances Poverty
and sickness are assigned as the cause for
| his sclfdestruction.
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A psr,ns Robbery In nup...s..

A daring robbery was committed at
Denny 81 McMurtrie's store, Fourth and
Allegheny streets, Huntingdon, Tuesday
night. The building Is opposite the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station, nc which
brilliant lights were burning, makiog that
part OF the city almost as light as day. The
front door was opened by boring holes
near the lock and removing the catch into
which the bolt slides. John King aud
clinton Bumbaugh have bson charged with
tne crime and arrested. Some of the stolen
goods have been found In a livery stable.
at which tho former was omployed. They
consist Of tobacco, canned meats and
fruits aud other provisions. These are tho
same kind OF articles that were taken In
tho numerous rob6orios committed there
last fall and to which no clue was found.
The money drawer was broken op,n and
the small amount 1t contained was sto.eu.
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RAvAGEs OF ruE FLAMES.

FIRE Burning In n Philadelphia ManuIaC.
tory.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0.-Firc broke out
shortly after noon to-day in the cellar of
the j.story brown stone building, No. 20
North Third street, occupied by Kohp,
LebeTman Il Co., manufacturers of shirts,
etc. Thus far tho fire has boon confined
TO tho basement, which is stored with
stock valued at $4,000.
The stocks Of Aub, HackenberS IL Co.,
silk manufacturers, who have an Office on
the second floor. and OF Cans, Arnold &
Co., No. 22 North Third street, were
damaged by water.
Tramps DastardIy Act.
READING, Pa, Jan. GA tramp this
morning set fire to q barn OF +. Norichs at
Shortlesville and the building with con
| tents was destroyed, causing loss of 81 900.
The tramp was arrested and lodged in Jail
| His life is threatened by the farmers OF
the vicinity who arc greatly enraged by the
act.
The county officials have decided to in.
flict severe punishment upon all tramps
five thievng members of which fraternit,
were placed in Jail here yesterday. NJ
more tramps will be admitted 10 tho aims
house and tho diet Of those already the,
| will bo reduced.
An Old Man Burned 60 Dsstl.
SAMUELs DEPOT, KY, Jan. 9.-Robert
Runner, aged 80, living alone, was found
burned to death this morning. The re
mains were found lying in front of an old
fashioned fireplace.
| A College Burued.
| COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 0.-The Columbus
female college was completely destroyed
by fire this morning AL tho inmates
escaped. The total loss ia $50. 600.
n 100000 TIrH.
st. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 9.-The ire o
saltwater destroyed the cooper shops and
boiler shops bat the other buildings were
saved. Tho loss will be within 800, 600
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Organization oi tine Hnurs ;nr uHo T'w NCnr.
Yesterday and 10 day most Of tho
atiurgl banks Of tho county havC held
election. .1r q .lct0Is Tor tho new year, IA
lie uatu tho .N boards being reelected.
Tho following elections By stockholders
mcc'ta., ''r .cl1ytcd
rrg National Bank.
H,amoCunr oc the stockholdc.a of the
tap national bank yesterday tho following
directors ,r.u I.e1ed Joseph c. Walker
.pra1orD, In.ob Ehv Clinton Hines.
Jonas Eu. 1~iuncN =. Kennedy, Jacob
uunerosrr sui Enfield Walker. Tho last
uaU.@ r.r..u.u NaH elected in place Of
Juan g., hugd-, who declined 20 be a
CANDIDATE ..r rn election.
fu.'.a.a.a Ha,inuUi Bank.
81 ra. a..,iuT oG tho stockholders of
this bank gna.rr,lay the board of directors
was increased liom seven to nine. Tho
two uaw b....turs elected woro George
DiU,. tIi &. =. Houston The old mem
beIE q. tho board wrrr re-clcCted as
ioli.a samuel S'nk0u (prc5idcnO, J.
y. 4 Abraham RDop. Aaron Hartman,
Simeon ~w..hcr. I. hcGOwan and ]. j,
Phtdga.
ou,.f,,.uo ,aununi nauR.
4. .martlng or tho e. r,.>h ,Ilcrs Of the
QIarlgyna bank. 1T l'la'g 1a4king house,
Jc....l.}, the .I boaTaoI "iiootoTs, Z, NJ
utaa, Huha.J Huntgumtry, DR.. j. NJ
Ngfu. j. 7. Amber G. ". HCuSCI, JhOS.
Amber T. " Hrlm L. NJ. Staufior,
S.u3,.H Ny~..r.." " Hog1 reelected, with
CoI,iuubu.r nt g.. ". U,us"l as president,
and T. ". Helm, seer tuE
iuet H,'rn.a E.r.. "i5.rs'nu.g.
The str0.A u'lcIs OF ,uis bank Yesterday
10 elected the following board Of directors
Who win mes. to organize on January lG
joscVh Mcclure, john Bachman, william
Spencer, \. x, Black, Christian Rohrer
W. Shuilz, George X. Reed,
Ca'nmDIn National BauE
DWe'ols, Samuel Shuch (prCs :dCnO,
d. ". WUmCr, Samuel TrusCott, J. a,
Thomson, George W. Mchaley.. Joseph
Eokm49, JACOB hondiE, ~ j. Herr ana
Chas' II, hink's.
n'st Nati"rnl Bark - columbia.
Directors, ID. II. Detwilsr J. Fendrich
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MAxHE1S.
Philadelphia siarKet.

PnILApELrHrA, January o.--FlouI quiet ana
steady.
Rye Flour at % 85.
Wheat steady and quiet; No. Western
Red; VI O6n6l 0I NO. 3 do, tlGl OIL No.
Pa. Red, N1211 l2b.
Corn scarce and firm sail yellow and sail
mixed, GOGeac; No. mixed aud yellow,
G0GGlc.
oats scarce and hioher; No. I White 4sc |;
No. White, 4ikdi5c; No do. zoe No 4
Mixed, 42NSpi3c.
Rye quiet at CSC.
Seeds Glover firm at 9hfDl0c; Timothy dun
at sl 40 al - Flaxseed 1rmer at si hOaI 81,
Provisions steady and quiet.
Lard steady,
Butter quiet and unchanged
Eggs easier on liberal offerings.
Cheese quiet and firm.
Petroleum firm; Refined, 9l<09Nc.
whisky Mt el %
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unCptA IustnlIed.

l.ast evening tho following officers o
Washington Camp No. -, p. O. :. of A.
woTo installed by Deputy State Presidcn
Wolpcrt
Prysidcut-D. T.. Staulier.
Vice Prosiient-Wm Haass.
NJ, OF Form--GeOrgo A. Kau,2.
Rec. SGCTctary-J T. W!uowcr.
Assist. Rec See Samuel :. Reynolds
Financial Secrctary--E n. WinoU,r.
Trcasurcr-John Black. ir.
COGduc'o.-J. Fred. Suffers.
Inner GuaTd-Wm. +. Heline.
Odirr Jonas Ue!laud
TrGsttC--J ,Cob Eek man.
Sentiucls-Johu Miller, Joshul Grttcr.
Chaplaiu--ll. Rin.
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y brilliant reception was held at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. r. A. Malone, on West King
sirGot, las, evening in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Calvin, recently returned
from their wedding tour. During tho
hou.s Of the reception, from until 1890
o'clock, the spacious parlov was crowded
with handsomely dressed throDg, who as
the occasion permitted paid their respects
to tho bride aud groom The latter were
seated under handsome floral bell sur.
mounted by floral bow aud arrow of cX.
qusito design. An elegant supper fol.
lowed tho reception, after which the
younger portion Of tho company danced
INTO the carly morning hours.
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events AionE tho susquohanna-itoms w
iUtorost In aud Around tho bor""S"
IiORod up ny tho Intoiii-
Eonosr Reporter.

Ev.rtr Alonf. tho Ausouehanna--Itcns OF
lUtoros, In aud Around tho Borough
PiOKod up by tho intoiii-
goncsr Reporter.
Olion lodge, No $40, /. O. Of o. f.,
will hold meeting this evening.
Miss Minnie Hershey IN lying seriously
IN nj her homo on South I'd street.
This evening tho Columbia hro COM
many will hold "a meeting to decide upon
tho dates Of holding its fair.
District Deputy High Priest A. j..
Kaufman last night installed the new
officers of Corinthian Royal Arch chapter,
No. 22l, A. +. and A. NJ.
"Old Dam is dead. llo was ono of
the most noted hunting dogs of this SEQ
ton, and once belonged to Mr.. Joseph
Black, He was owned by Isaac Snyder,
it,, at tho time OF his death.
Tho ladies who will assist tho Columbia
band ut ils approaching fair are requested
20 meet at tho Franklin house parlors on
Friday evening at 3 o'clock, to mako
arrangements for tho fair.
The rovvals now going on hero arc but
poorly attended. L,ylo interest seems to
attend thcm. Tho union services In the
Bethel Church Of God yesterday afternoon
woro we'll attended despite tho bad
weather. Rev. larkSou's sermon was n
Guc one.
Tho worst Walking Of tho season was
that ur i7a5 nigh. Tho payements wcio
crustod with loo aud pedestrians were
obliged 90 taED 10 tho streets. ThOrc the
slush spl0ahod mp to tho knocs, Very few
people appeared o. tho stroots, aai those
did 40 on account OF business matters.
q WotErunn's serious Patio.
John HaiuCs, employed at Stoners
quargjcs fell q distance Of thirty feet
whIo 10 work On Monday, breaking his
shoulder blade. lIia laii was broken by
. crowbar which yAtoudud from a creyico
Of tho r0ck, IIc IL resident Of Columbia.
Ia Poi'co circles.
Officer Wltlcl, 70 laid up ia his house
on account Of Injuries received IN tho head
while oudcayoring 10 cago Frank Wittick
on NOuiTv night.
John SbCots aud ChaTlo5 LIring weIo
taken ,o jail lhis morning to await thoir
trial at court ~ tho charge OF larCcuy,
having stolen meat from Altort Char -
butcher Shop yesterday,
Meeting.
4 meeting ur the Hrh0J. board will bG
held 10 morrow evening, and meeting
Of the borough council on Friday oyeniug.
Tho school b1ld will cI5ct teacher foi
Cherry street school No. ;. There arc foui
applicants .Hr the p0si'i0u--Mios Maggie
Purple, Anal. 'i"w..n llal'ic " 'r auc
Calue wills
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Fatal Railroad Accidout.

EAsToN, Pa, Jan. 0.--Au east bound
coal train on the Jersey Central railroad
last night at Hampton crossed over q
switch and struck the third car of pas
scnger train that was approaching the
station. Thomas Green, conductor, had
his skull fractured and vas otherwise
severely injured. John Forgas, fireman
of the coal train, was sca!dod and burned,
and lady, namo unknown, seriously
hurt. 1t is beloved that tho switch had
become cloggod with snow, thus throwing
the coal train On tho other track.
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metnorsl nlotner.l nioIhsrs

ArsyOu disturbed at night nud broken uf
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the excrucialing pain OF cutting teeth
II so, 20 at once and got bottle otMRs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING sYkuf. II VIII relieve
the poor little sIneror Immediately --,lepond
upon Il there Is no MISTAKE about II. There ~
not a mother ON earth vino has ever nset II.
,yhn viii not tell you at oaco that Il viii
rt,fulate tho bowels aud give rost 10 tho
mother, and relief aud health 10 the child, OPP
er.ting like magic, II Is perfectly safe ~ use
IN ali cases, ana pleasant 10 tho taste, ami is
the prescription OF one OF tho Oldest and be1.
fama 10 physicians In the United States. SOFT
everywhere % cents bottle
mnyl-hi, w, saw
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This morning, when Nathaniel shank,
proprietor Of tho Rawliusville stage liue,
was about to start from Ills home q; Raw
linsYiIc for Iauc lstcr, he discovered that
his house was on fro Mr.. Shank, though
an old man, is yet quito active, and sue
Nead,d ia cxtingushIng tho flames after n
portion OF the roof and s0mo Of the rafters
were burnod. TIE fire originated from
tho stove pipe.
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haw Ynrh AIarhafA

NRw ioRK, Jan, o.-Fiour.-state and West
orn dull and prices still rule I'm favor OF buy
ers. Southern dull and weak.
Wheat oponed MGQ1<c higher; later ruled
weaker ana lost advance trade only moder.
81 0S3S@l 0sA do Feb, 81 10ssBl llhi do
March. 81 l2NHl -; April, 81 ltsk0el ltN do
MAY, 81 l6H9l lGls do June. I'll 6ss6l 1917.
Corn IsGpLc higher; trading quiet Mixed
Western. spot bStf67sdc do future. a5ls dG7JSc.
oats dull ard u shade easter; No. 2 Feb,
Ale; March, i2c May, lJx0t3i6ci State, 40
eli5c' western, Inibt4c
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"Muigtta Lyccum Of Natural History"
wi have an old time "speling bee III
January II Mr. Thomas Grady will be
tho schoolmaster ID. B. Case, esq, and
Geo. W. MohaiIey, esq, will bo the judges.
An Interesting time is anticipated and
sCrne valuable prizes will be giyon to the
successful contestants.
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mixed GuPes,

Yesterday James Waters sued Philip
Thompson for assault aud battery before
Alderman 4, +. DonnelIy. Some time
after suit was eutercd Thompson met
Waters aud gave him another whipping.
A'rr Thompson was arrested h0 gave
bal, and to "squaro" himself entered
suit of the same Kind before Alderman
Barr against Waters, who was locked up
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t,Iye STOCK Pricos.

. CBIoAeo-iIogs-ilece 2s,O0J head ship.
ments, Goo! market weak and loo lower;
packing, - l0d5 80; packing and shipping,
IS 55aG Is lights i595 10; sktps s}65
Catte-keceipts, $50 mead shipments.
300 market dull and l0c lower exports, ssGp
o 60 good 10 choice shipping, ~ i0ziG; com
mon TO medium VI 40si5 30.i
Sheep-leceipts, 100 head; shipments, 500
market steady inferior TO fair, 90 0Ja5 75
medium to goot, ~ 0)3i7j; choice 20 extra,
81 LO605 50.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY nvENINo, JAN. 0. iee4
WINTERY WEATHER.
sEvEKE GALES ALONG THE ovAsr.
A very High Tide at Atlantic city, wh,cb
DOCS Great Damsge-From II 10 rs
Inches OF Snow I'm South.
ern Nj tates


DOCS Great Damsge-From II 10 Is
Inches OF Snow In soutn.
ern states.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Jan. 0.-The
southeast gale of last night blew In very
high tide at high water. About o'clock
this morning great damage was dono by
the sea to property along the beach front.
boarding houses, stores, dwellings, bath
houses and other buildings have been
washed away and carried to sea. Howard's
pier is more than half washed away. Much
damage was also done to the South At
lantic City and West Jersey railroads, and
their trains are not running from this
place to-day.
A Schooner Ashore.
The three masted schooner Robert
Morgan, Of New Haven, Conn, Captain
Crossley, from Salem, Mass, to Baltimore
in ballast, ran ashore at this place at four
O'Clock this morning. The tide was very
high at the time and the schooner lics dry
at low water. Sho has suffered no dam
age.
A Terrific storm Raging Ia tho wyoming
valley.
WLKEsDARRE, Pa, Jan. O.--The storm
has increased since midnight and n terrible
gale Is now (noon) raging throughout the
Wyoming valley. Tho wind is blowing
with fury and the atmosphere Is filed with
sleet. Many buildings in the course of
erection here are threatened with demoli.
tiou. The roof of the Methodist church
was seized by the wind and hurled through
the air In the rural districts barns, houses
and collierios are being damaged to con
siderable extent.
- Inches OF snow In Kentucky.
RICHMOND, Ky, Jan. 0.--Tho snow here
is fourteen inches deep, the heaviest
ever known in Central Kentucky.
8Incbes OF it In w. Va.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 0.--Thc
snow here is from sixteen to eighteen
inches deep.
Tho storm ut Cape May.
CAFE MAY, N. j., Jan. 0.-The storm
last night, during which the wind blow q
gale for about two hours, carried away
Renizots pier and the board walk below
| Grants. The beach is considerably dam
| aged.
steamer sunk.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 0--The schooner
Etna, from Bath, for Wilmington, wa
sunk in the storm last night. Mono of tho
crew have been seen.
damages at Long branch.
LOSG BRANCu, Jan. 0.--Sixty feet Oi
iron pier wore washed away last night,
and the pavilion was completely demoI
| ished.
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1t Is worth moro than riches, for without II
riches cannot be enjoyed. How many people
aro without health who might regain It by
using Kidney Wort. II acts upon tho Liver,
Bowels and Kidneys. cleansing and stimula'
ting them to healthy action. II cures all dis
orders of these important organs, purincs tho
blood and promo otos the general health. Sold
by all druggists. Sec advt.
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New NDr4


Stocks Iurong. Money easy ut POKE.
New York Ceniral...,....,..,,.. .......,.....liSh
Eric RailrUId. Observation-Disclosures. 21%
dams Express. ,...,.,.,..,.,.,...,....laS .laSA
uCh!ean Central Railru,ai. ai.....,...,......., 9JA
SUchiQau Southern lGailVoati 80. ......,., aGM
Illinois Central itailrOal. 1885,
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rairor1. 1851
Chicago Rock Island dRailroAd........il7
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne IalrOLi........lS3
Western Unipn Telegraph ComplRy.,... 75li
tCIcRo WabIsh, ;....'.'.-..-... lsI
New Jersey Central. ............ .,,.,.,u,.. s7H
New York Datari0 y Western. -,......,.., l5a
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nrcwn,s nouyenora rspaces.

J. IL, most elective rain postroy" IA ILe
World win most surely qutckon tho hlOCd
whctu," ukcu internally or applied oZtcl.
naliy, ana thorOhy more certainly RELIEVE
Phlh, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain UlluviGtor, and Il is warranted duu'
biz the strength than any utnor simtlGr prcpa'
radon.
Itcurcs pain IN tho Side, hacE oy Bowels,
aury InrOu, Rheumatism, Toolhlch-, and
ALI. ACHrs, and Is The Great HelisYsr OF
PAIN. "EEOw E'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEAh
should be IN vyory family \ 'easpoOriul oI
tho PJulCog IA % .umNier OF hoe ,rIlrr lawCut
ened, q prc.orrcdl taken AT ueinho" "lll
BREAK UP \ COLD. s5 cents bottle.
mayl-T.Th. FSw
4 recommend ruuy Iamciia's Secret o
Youth AMI beauty tor the complexion, Us be
ing tar superior tu any article ever used, 4
positively removes FrecElcs, ant VIII remove
| Tan in one application. PiiCo roe,
For sale at an druggist,
MRS. j. KEESE SMITH,
/ ie2-6mdM& Newark, N. },
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Tho trustees oi the QuarryVille circuit
OF tho NJ. +. church have bought from
Daniel Barr an aero of land with a house
and stable in Quarryvillo. 1t is for par
sonage. This circuit has besides tho church
in that place that of Mt Hope and Yves.
ley.
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New YORK, Jan. GA Wall street
rumoc says that John Sherman has been
offered the presidency of tho Northern
Pacific railroad, but no has refused 6o-
cause his resignation would give the
Senate to tho Democrats,
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n,n ,ln.n OF ~ Yi,na nhnoc

MMistor, "a tho singular name OF Il town
situated in AuglAiZc county, ohio. 1t is the
residence OF MIR. }, BrandcwIc, who writes {;
" Samaritan NerpiHs permanently cured my
son OF n bad case OF ~. Vitu3 Dance" $3.50.
islvduOdNw
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Tells tho TruIh

"Thi- medicine 1 can highly recommend.
Burd0ck BLOOD BiHers are the best blood puri.
ter VIZ have ever used Chas A. Burt, IL
Court st., Gurnlo, y. Y. For sllc by H. B.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and LIZ North Queen
street.
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