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PHILhDHLPBIA Aug. A-rloui winters
dull choice spring wheats firm, tair demand {;
supernne state, t2 50Q5 Extra supornne state
s1. - a 7si, a r p. d family os, sp winter
extra, clear 81 OOdi IS straight. o. 5Sse
8 so; Wisconsin clear, o. b0Se% 90 str,ighta,
- g195 winter patents - 5006 Is spring do.
- JOI625
aye tiour dull at % 5oQs OK.
Wnoat-market quiet but nrmor; No. .
Western h"i. ss&Ds9c; No. do. s5c
No. Pa. do. OihG9lc No. Delaware do, ole.
Corn firm under light supply for local
do mixed, 6ifD67c No. 8 mixed, 65c.
Oats quiet and irregular; NO. l White. cd
i5c; No. . White, Old axe new, iOc No 8
do, old, 80; new, 35A 0361ac rejected, 3ag37c |;
No. mixed, 39fti0c.
Rye nominal ut 60G6]c.
Soods-- Cloverseed steady at 0it9N Timothv
hrm at tl 10 flaxseed dull at 81 49, spot, sl 10
10 arrive
Provisions firm with active demand (;
Mess Pork, Sls OtDlS 81 Be'f Hams. s29r30 !:
India Mess Beef, $40 5O3?O City do, $50
l] 50.
Bacon, lie; Smoked Shoulders. 7X07Nc;
pickled dc I3Gl3Hc.
Lard firm city refined, at sNdg; loose
butchers, NC prime steam u sS07 %.
Butter nrm and active, with n fair movement;
Pcnn'a Creamery extras, 2l62lc; Western do, 20
@2lc; Il. q. AN. Y. extras. lsc do iirsts,
iiIl6c; Western dairy extras, 1t0pl5c, Vest
ern good to choice, llGlSc packing butter,
Rolls at saI2c packing butter. 7dsc.
Eggs Il diet and steady Pa extras, l7aI7hic
New York full creams, ioXc; Ohio
GRsc Penna part skins, 2H9oc; do full,
Petroleum steady; Refined, Sc.
whisky duh: Western at sl 10.
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Franklin .pa m.rsn.Ino..cmy.

frDnklin and Marsh ~ academy will open
its fall term on september Tho building has
been thoroughly repaired ana put In excel
lent order to give ample accommodations for
tie large number OF students that arc ex
pcctcd. The rector, Rev. George r. Null, A.
announces that conspicuous place will
be given to the common English branches to
the end that students may learn To speak and
write their own language correctly. The
academy - designed TO subscrvo n twoioid
purpose. II offers excellent advantages for
those desiring to prepare themselves for II col.
lcginte career, and II glsp gives those an op.
portunity who desire to round on their com
mon school course with AN academic educa-
tion. The institution has also AL the al van.
tagcS aCCruIng to an aCauemy closely allied To
an old amt famous college. The prospects OF
a large attendance at tho opening torn arc
very gra'ity Ing.
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Live stocK m arHsv.

CHICAGO. -Hogs-Receipts, II 900 head ship
menls, 3lO0 market unchanged; best firm |;
rough packing, - 45eg5 IS packing and ship
ping. s5 75a6 10; light, % i096 25.; skips, 81 so
6p5 40.
head market weak, except on best |;
export grades, 81 SOl6 65; good TO choice
shipping, O. 0 6pB05 common to medium, a %
90 90 range cattle l0c lower; half breeds,
~ % grass Texans at tJ 75ni 35 wintered
Texans SiGQi 40; Americans, 81 25dpt.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments 300
3 " 100 weight medium to good, s'ep3 80 (;
choice to extra 81 256t; lambs, v head, tl 90
a. Texas sheep, .. 5Og375.
EAST LIBERrY-Cattle firmer; extra. 81 500
6 IS; good butchers, s. 1906 50 common. 81 80
a625 receipts. 1000 head; shipments, 63j
head.
Hogs firm Philadelphias, s5 2Oa8 80 O; York.
ors - OO8G 10 grassers, % 1905 30 receipts.
400 hea1 shipments, 800 head.
sheep dun prime, fiRt 40 fair Ia good.
% 1903 IS common, $pl; lambs % L0pi 10
receipts, }, ,20) head; shipments, Z. $40 head.
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erown. nnn.ennln r.naeeA

IL tne most elective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied ekter
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain ailoviator, and II IS warranted dou.
blo the strength OF any similar preparation.
IL Curas pain In tho Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Ithcumatism, Toothache. ami
ALL ACH ES, and - The GreHt Eelievsr oi
pain. "BROWN's HOUSEHOLD PANhCEA"
should bo In every family. tcaspooniul OF
the Panacea In u tumblor of hot water [sweei.
ened, u proierredl .tatGn at bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP A COLD % oaut bottle.
mRy3l-lydM W saw
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ArU you disturbed at night and broken oi
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cNcruciRting pain or cutting teeth ?
II 80, go ut once and get a bottle oi NJ RS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer immedliately-'lepend
upon II 4; there Is no mistake about II. There IL
not u mother on earth VINO has ever usod It,
who will not tell you at once that 1t viii!
regulate the bowels, and give rest To the
mother, and relief AMI health To the child, op-
Grating ike magic. 1t Is perfectly safe Ia use
In Rli cases, and pleasant 10 tho taste, and IL
thc prescription of one OF the oldest and best
female physicians In tho United states. Sold
everywhere. - cents bottle.
Inay3l-lyiN. .SSW
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a Ooiored Pn,isntnropl.,.s win.

For the first time in tho history OF
Maryland and as far as known In tho
history. of the United States, q colored
man becomes the founder OF an In
stitution of charity for the benefit OF
members Of his race. The philanthropist
is Solomon McCabe, Of Baltimore, who
died few days ago. He was for many
years barber in the basement Of the
Mansion house, aud by industry and thrift
accumulated a fortune of about sT5, 600.
BY his will, probated to-day, he leaves his
residence to the trustees Of Bethel aud
Trinity African Methodist Episcopal
colored people. He also gives a generous
endowment to the home, and at tho death
Of his two married daughters all his prop.
erty to 20 to this object.
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NOM sw Eats,
nn.t we want.

Headache, fever, chills, malaria, dyspep5
cured by" Wells Health Rcnewer." tl.
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OBITUARY.
Tho Death OF John ETi.man

Members of the Brotherhood Of the
Union request Us to state that John Ecis-
man, who was struck by locomotive and
killed Tuesday night. was not in the parade
of tho Brotherhood on Tuesday afternoon,
nor in the company of it's members Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. s. L. Baily, coachmaker with whom
John Erisman learned his trade and
worked as Iourneyman till the time OF
his death, gives the young man q high
character for industry and efficiency as q
workman.
Funeral OF Edward BuDb.
The funeral of the late Edward Bubb
took place this afternoon at . O'Clock and
waS attended by the employees o
Edgerloy IL Co., the Grand Army of tn,
Republic and representatives. of the
several councils of the American
Mechanics. The interment was mads a
Woodward Hill cemetery.
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DE Tifb

BORING. In this city, on tho 18th INST, John
ID. aoring, IN the 7ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral from
his Ia:e residence, No. 40 North Queen street,
on f. iiday afternoon, August 18th, ats o'clock
Iuterment ut Lancaster cemetery. No flowers
HERsHEy.-At Rohrerstown, on the 18th
inst, after II lingering Illness, Sylvauia v.
Hershey, aged 25 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from tho residence OF her father, Jacob H.
Hershey, on Monday morning, Aug. Is, at lC
O'Clock, at RohrcrslOwn, Pa. lnterment at
silver Springs cemetery. ALI 3ts
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. ID, ie "a
WHY HENRY WAS SHOT.
LIEUT.. uHErLYs OFFICIAL REPORT.
Be says re was Executed After Repeated
Thefts ana Only when All Patience
WAS FDtirs,y pNnaustsd.

WIS FbtreIy ENuhustsus
WAsnINGToN, ID. G., Aug. 14.--Lieu
tenant Greely's official report to the ad.
jutant general of the army, relative to the
execution of Private Henry, was made
public to. day. The lieutenant reports that
Henry was shot on June u, at Camp Clay,
near Capo Sabine, for continued thieving !;
that he had several times been found
guilty Of stealing provisions, and upon
each occasion there was clamor for his
life, which was rcpressed by Greedy.
On March "a, while several meu nearly
periched with asphyxia and efforts were
being made for their restoration, Henry
stole about two pOunds Of bacon. His
stomach being overloaded, he threw up
the undiRested bacon. Another time he
was found intoxicated, having stolen the
liquor on hand for general issue His life
was again demanded, but the Lieutenant
spared him. On June 9th and June IA
Henry again stole provisions aud ten men
having died of starvation and two others
lying at the point of death, tho lieutenant
issued written order that he be shot,
which was done by three of the most
reliable men.
To avoid scandal the lieutenant ordered
that none of tho men should speak of tho
matter until an official report was made of
the iacts. Ia conclusion, Lieutenant
Greedy Expresses tho consciousness that he
would have failed in his duty to the rest o
the party had he not acted promptly anC
summariIy. He asks that court of in
quiry be ordered should the secretary of
war deem it advisable.
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WAX VETERANS.
Meeti0g OF tho Society OF tue Army OF
tennessee.

meeting OF tho Society of tue Army oI
tennessee.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. l4.--The society
of the Army of Tennessee met here last
evening. Addresses of welcome were
made by Governor Hubbard and General
Sourbeer, which were responded to OF
behalf Of tho society by Gen. Sherman
who said: " Ny office is to simply say
thank you We need no words TO ss
sure US that we were welcome to MINI O.
sofa /; all are good Union men here no
rebels have crept up here. | thank our
comrades and this state for all they have
done for US, and assure them of our ap-
probation.
Speeches were also made by Ex-Governor
Davis, of Minnesota, and others. The
meeting will be continued to-day. Gen
Sherman will be ro elected president.
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iOLIuE fIIIlINGs.
MiuOr intrsCtirus Of the 4 IY and uuw rhty
wsrs sttilrd,

MiuUr intrsCtirnE OF the 4 Ev and Huw Thty
W'ro sstigrd.
j. FIed. Wcimcr, Oa complaint OF his
wife, was arrested for dcuuken and dis
orderly conduct aud malicious mischief
He WAS bold to bail for u E2aring on Friday
evening at O'clock
Adam Nciman, for assault and battery,
will have a hearing before tho same
alderman at ! O'Clock, Saturday evening.
John Urban, who was returned to court
on Tuesday for wife beating was released
from custody yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Urban was induced to Withdraw tho com
plaint, aud friends Of Urban paid all the
costs of the suit.
The mayor disposed OF two cases this
morning. Abraham llebblc, arrested by
Officer BaruhUld for drinking more tangle
foot than he could carry, was discharged
on the payment of costs Mary Farrell,
n peddler, had large stock of goods to
dispose OF and promising to leave the city
at onCe she was discharged from custody.
Adam Rilis and his father in law,
Dauiel Holman, had q dihCulty on Mid
die street, on Wednesday oveuing, aud il
resulted in Rifle suing Holman for assault
and battery and surety of the peace. lOl
man gave bail for a hearing before Alder
man 4. +. Dounelly.
Assaulted an Onicer.
John Stone, u stranger. while at tho
Leopard hotel on Wedn ,sdly aftern bon,
acted in a very disorderly manner aud
insulted several of the guests Of the hotel.
Officer BushonE was ssut for, aud on his
arrival, he took hold of S,Ono and was
walking him to the station house, when
Stone TUNED on aud assaulted the officer.
Two of the bystauders wenS to Bushong' =
assistance and Stone was lodged in
the station houso. Alderman Fordney
heard the charges against Stone-druak.
euness aud disorderly conduct and assault
ing an Oiiicer-ths morning, for the first
named ofiGnse he was committed - the
county prison for ten days, and the officer,
believing that he was sufficiently pun
ished, withdrew tho other charge aud
Stone paid the costs.
Charged with Porjury
Alderman Spurrier has brought suit
against Charles +. Echman, charging him
with perjury. Tho case grows out oi
testimony given by Eichman at the hearing
% Alderman Spurrier before Alderman
FJlduCy on Wednesday.
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rha Irl.n Nation al Lsngua.

BosToN, Aug. 14.--The galleries were
we'll filled with spectators and the dele
gates we're all in attendance when the
Irish National League was called to order.
At noon to-day great enthusiasm
was manifested upon the annpunce'
ment 10y chairman Of the several additional
cont rbutions to tho parliamentary fund
since yesterday. Among the contributions
was one from the Irish National League, OF
Milwaukee, for $1,000.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
rnvm QUA KEaULAK CORRESPONDENT
Intersstiog Items from ,hs River Iown-
Personal roints-Base Baii Brieis-

Interestiog Items from ,ho River Town
Personal roints--Base Baii Brieis-
In tho Pleasure world
The school board will hold its regular
monthly business meeting In tho council
chamber this evening.
Tho II. IL g. X X. company, IL having
Ru nrtesian well dug ut the round house In
Columbia, to increase their wator facilities.
About the beginuing Of noxt week, the
Columbia employees OF tho Il. ~ q. IL. X
will DO paid of for July services.
Miss Amelia Buoher has u curiosity In
the shape of small iig tree, which ut tho
present time, bears three rpo aud q
dozen or moro unripe figs. Her father,
MIR. Fred. Buchcr also has u curious
article, 1t is u large potato, and clinginy
to it's sides arc ten Ushers. The whole
weighs y pounds.
"Old Hard Times can now be seen
daily taking towards his homo on Tow
lIlll unregistered dogs, which ho has
caught running loose ON our streets. IL IL
about time that this move IL taken, but
probably tho Republican chief burgess
believes 1t is "better late than never"
Personal.
Owen Shakespeare, Of Spring City, IL IN
town.
Albert Hauauer, ol Pittsburk, il spsud-
ing a few days with his uncle, David llau
auer, OF this borough.
Misses Ell aud Mizio psarcs loft this
morning Tor OJean Grove.
Robbsry.
a tramp on Sunday cutercd tho house
of MIR. Joseph Dhum, of lronvillo, while
tho latter and family wero absent, aud
after going through tho entire house and
helping Rm, olf to all tho ediblos on hand,
walked Oft with MIR. Daum's silver watch
and chain, fine coat, aud secs in cash.
B,so Bsii Briefs.
Ga Saturday tho Columbia club goes to
Mannheim to play the Keystone. This Is
the tirst uip our club has made since it's
reorganization. Let it bb sucocssful
Tho RrSJlu,os play in MouutVile on
Saturday.
II Lawrence street boys deieatei the
Front street boys after a closely contested
game yesterday by the score Of 10 to lS
tho Pleasure world.
A pleasant ptouto was held yesterday
by members of tho Trinity Reformed
church. at Wild Cat Fails.
The Columbians who attended yester-
days excursion to Mount Grc,na, were
delighted with their trip.
The L. Il. X is now selling oxouTsiC II
tickets u MidAleiOSn, to allow p,r, ons
chance u attend the Stoverdalo camp
meeting. They are good until August 22
Fifteen shows aye already booked for
the Columbia opera house, and arO all Of
iirst.clasS companies,
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Flsgman At,aoGsa by Tramps.

Last evening freight train stopped at
Mill Creek To tako water, and Israel
Manuel, the tagman, went back. When
the train started the conductor found that
Manuell was not on board. The train was
stopped and search made for him. He was
found in an unconscious condition lying on
the track, some distance back He was
taken care of aud was soon able to speak
He said that party of tramps made an
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! Young woman,s Death by Pouop.

Miss Kate Eisenhower died very sud-
denly on Monday night iu Reading. The
coroner thinking oil was not right sum
moncd jury and made an investigation.
After taking the testimony Of the family
tho coroner procesied TO several drug
stores aud ascertained that Miss Essen
hover had purchased arsenic. The jury
iounds verdict OF suicide. Miss Elaen.
hover died ia the most intense agony.
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DE-. w. ID. Wright. Cincinnati, . sends the
subiOined professional endorsement: 81 have
prescribed DR. w NJ. HALLS BALSAM FOR
always with success. One case in particular
was given up by seveIa al ply yscians who had
been called in for consultation with myself
The patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
Consumpi ion--cold night sweat =, hectic fever,
increasing coughs, etc. lie commenced imme-
diRtely to get better and was soon restored to
his usual health. found DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS the most valua.
ble expectorant tor breaking up distressing
coughs and colds
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PIrTsBURo, Pa. Aug. IA. NJ. Bow
ser, whose trial has been in progress
for several days for killing Obadiah
Haymaker, during tho Murraysvile gas
works riots, was to day convicted
of murder in the second degree and re
manded to Jail for sentence. The trials of
the other defendants were continued until
the September term. Tho penalty for
murder in tho second degree is twelve
years. 1t is probable that Bowser will
apply for new trial.
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rieuro. .pn.umon,. ns.r rpnra,a

The state authorities have received word
OF pew case Of plcuro.pneumoni near
Ephrata, Lancaster county. Secretary
Edge, oi the board Of agriculture, states
that some trouble may be had on account
Of the sale AMI shipment Of the cattle in q
hcrd near Marietta, in which the disease
existed,
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neury.. Uarpouc saIvo.

The best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, to;ter, chappcd
hands, chilblains, COrns and all kinds OF skin
erupuons, trecklcs and pimplcs. The salve Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or mouoy refunded. Be sure you
get IIKsRY's CARBoLIO SALvB, as all others are
but limitations and Counteriets. Prico %
cents. sold IN Lancaster ut CocRrLns Drug
stone. I37 North OuGru street mv2a-i
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RETURNED TO COURT.
The Gases Against spurIier OF: al. TO Receive
judicial Decision.

Judicial Decision.
At 4 O'clock on Tuesday afternoon Al
derman Spurrier, Officer Eicholtz and ex.
Policeman Leman, with their counsel
and the counsel for the common
wealth re-assembled at Alderman Ford
ney's office, as agreed upon when the
case was adjourned at noon. The comon-
wealtb's officers said they had no additional
evidence TO offer and counsel for the accused
said, for prudential reasons they had no
testimony to offer, as they did not think a
prima fdcie case had beon made out.
Counsel for the commonwealth claimed
that clear case Of false pretenss had
been made out, and they asked that the
cases be returned TO court, The alderman
reserved his do,ision until this morning at
IL clock, when he announced that he
would return the cases to court and require
each Of ths defendants 70 enter bail in the
sum OF $500 for trial at the August term
Of court.
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Was NOT Murdered,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-The coro
ner's investigation to day in the case of
Mrs. Rose Keichline, whose body was
found in lot few days ago and whose
death was believed to have been occasion.
ed by violence, showed that she had died
of congestion of the brain from causes uu
known. The five men who were in her
company when last seen alive, and who
were arrested yesterday, were discharged
from custody.
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uooan drove Camp,ns.t,ng Excursion.

Y. NJ. &. A. at Lancaster Special cheap ex.
cursion over the Bound Brook route to Long
Branch and Ocean Grove, on Thursday, Aug
u. Round trip tickets, good for three days,
or you can return same day. Train leaves
Qudrryvulo at 80 II. M. ; fare, 400. Leave
Lancaster (king streeu at 6iS. Columbia,
5.t5. Il B,uckhIrts 6O7. Iandi-ville. I OJ Tick
ets Tor sale AT all stations. Also by ID. ..
BlTsk ami -. c llavcrst!Ck. altl0IS.O
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Every one likes to take solid comfort and II
may bu enjoyed by every one who keeps Kid
ney W ort in the house and takes IA few doses
at the first symptoms OF an attack OF Malaria,
Rheumatism, BiliOusnC =, Jaundice or any
affection OF the Liver, Kidneys or Bowels. II
IL II purely vegetable compound OF roots,
leaves and berries knosn TO have special
value In kidney troubles. Added to these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. 1t removes the Cnusc OF disease and
tort inc. Ito sYatnm agninst now attaCks.
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The Man VINO Talks N ucn.

We want to say a word to you who make a
living with your tongue. You certainly must
have "A clear. strong voice TO engage your lis
teners. Dr. Thomas Rciectric OF for sore
throat, colds, and hOarseness - uneXcelIed.
Use and II imtro For sale by II. Is. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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Closing session OF rsrilsment.

LONDON, Aug. l4.-Parliament was
prorogued to- day with the usual ceremo
nies. Tho queen in her speech, closing
the session, said that she Viewed with
satisfaction the investigation and diminu-
tion of agrarian cri mo in Ireland, and the
substantial improvement in the condition
Cf the people
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a Young Usiian,'s Discontinue.

From tho Indianapolis News.
young man, meaning to bs very gal
liant, presented lady with rose, saying I:
Madame, allow me- to present you to
one of your sisters " Judge of his ohagrin
when bug crawled out aud sat down in
the middle of the rose.
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No Quarantine Against Uat,Is shipment,

CHICAGO, Aug 14.-Governor Haml lton
will not issue a proclamation of quarantine
ag inst Kansas, he having boen assured
by Governor Click, of that state, that
me ,sures had been taken to prevent the
shipment through the state of Texas or
Southern cattle, from VIII ch the infection
could spread.
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SEW ORLEANS FAIR

Sugar and cotton Maoninery to DO Oper.
ated Tnore.
New ORLEANS, Aug. II The Reading
iron works have engaged 5000 feet of
space in the Worlds exposition and will
display sugar mill and full line of acces
sories. Arrangements are being per.
fected through tho sugar planters to show
the process of sugar making, from the
grinding OF the cane, To the blrrelling OF
the sugar. A largo cotton compress will
be operated in the exposition.
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RR.lS Vi

INPITHLiaL UANUER MAY ARISE on
IL any part OF the cutaneous surface, and II
has been observed on those portions or mu.
cous membrane which approach most nearly
to the skin IN toXture,suCh a5 the Inning mem
brans OF tho lips, mouth and tauCcs, and in
tegument of tho tongue, the eyelds, and other
portions OF tue body OF the same nature. All
cancer sores and tumOrs cured without pain
or using the knife, by
h. ID. LOSGAKER, NJ. ID.
Onice-l3 Past Walnut street, Ian caster, Pa.
Consultation free auli.3td&w