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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-28

TRACKING COUGH can be 30 quickly
cured by ShilOh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILLYOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint? Shiloh s. Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you. ~ * 81.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the rem
.edy for you. Se8ls ss5s
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents, Nasal Injector free. For sale
by Dom VOID.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-28
..what Rob = Poor Man Of his Beer !"

''What! Rob Poor Man OF his Beer y,
By JOHN BARLEYCoRN, JR.
Whatl rob a poor man of his beer.
And give him good victuals instead
your hearts very hard, sir, / fear,
What! rob poor man of his mug,
And give him house of his own:
With kitchen and parlOr 80 snuri-
lis enough to draw tears from a stone.
What! rob q poor man of his glass,
And teach him to read and to Wrftel
Whatl save him from being an ass II
tbs nothing but teetOtal spite.
What rob poor man OF his ale,
And prevent him from beating his wife,
From being locked up in Jail, ~,
IS With penal employment for llfcl
What! rob poor man OF his stout.
And save up his cash in the banks q
In the end he would turn quite about.
And reward you, kind Sir, with his thanks
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MARRIED.

JAMES-FERO-In Austin, Minn., May 10,
1884, by Rev. w. r. Stanley, GEORGE j. JAMES
TO- Miss JANE ZERO, both Of the town of
Moscow, Freeborn county.
ALLEN-PORTER-In Austin, MIMI, May II,
1884. by Rev. w. E. Stanley, GEORGE w. Al
LEN to Miss TERIAH PORTER. all of Mower
county.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-28

We want your eggs, butter, cheese, &C.,
for dry goods. We pay the highest price
for produce. KING & FISH.
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The Departed Soldiers.

For the Transcript.
The dead soldiers Of our country Hon
cred fathers, beloved husbands, darling
sons. They have gone down, down, to
their long narrow homes. The hands are
folded, the eyes are closed, the form is
still. Oh, how still, with the cold touch
of death 40
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"A GOOD THING." 49,.
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver
Tonic Possesses Rare Merit.

Tonic Possesses Rare Merit.
Your Golden Blood & Liver Tonic is
a good thing for the blood and liver 1t
cured my son Of a scrofulous humor, and
myself of biliousness and constipation.
! can freely recommend til. L. Hall,
Topeka, Kan. .ss
my wife is using Marshs Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic for weakness and
impure blood. 1t possesses rare merit
and is curing her."-[B. F. Davis, Kansas
City, Mo.
II used two bottles of Marsh's Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic for liver complaint
and disorded blood, and was completely
cured. "-[Thos. n. Stewart, Davenport,
Iowa. t
Marsh's Golden Blood s. Liver Tonic,
the great blood, liver, kidney, stomach
and bowel corrector, and Marsh's Golden
Balsam, the famous throat : and lung
medicine, are sold by Dorr 8 Weld,
druggists, Austin. H "
Large bottles so cents and 81.
-
home SWEET HoME." This song IS
very good in its way, but is there any
sickness in the household? If so, home
cannot be always pleasant. We take
especial pleasure in recommending Bur
dock Blood Bitters, a bona fide and GER
tain cure for dyspepsia, and all diseases of
the liver and kidneys. Sold by Dorr &
Void. 49, 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-28

JOnn beCKel, QrVaCe Co. -, 10TH ReKt. IL. Vol. lnf
Patrick Barrett, private Co. X, 7th Regt. -
G. W. Holt, musician Co. F. 101st Regt. Ind. VOL In.
"A business meeting of the members
of the Ladies' Floral Club will be held at
the Library room, on Tuesday, June Sd,
1880 p. m. !.
8. L. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The almost constant rains Of last
weeks are having most beneficial effect
upon the growing crops. With the &C.
NAL warmth Of the early summer days,
the growth Of vegetation will be phenom-
email. .
Miss Lenna Richardson left Austin
Friday for st. Paul. She is to take posi-
ton Of clerk in the telephone exchange
in that city. Miss Lenna has many
friends in our city who regret her depar-
ture.
Mrs. M. Stewart left Austin the latter
part of last week to attend the sick bed
of her daughter. Mrs. Parks, Of Mime
apolis, who was considered dangerously
i'll. Mrs. Parks is sister Of Mrs. II. 8.
Smith and Mrs. John Fisher.
. j. De s +. S 4 4
DIR. Bardwell, will be at the Fleck
House on Friday, June 9th. from to 10
.. m. Cure of Piles guaranteed. Refers
to A. Galloway, Geo. Dumond, G. Dins-
more and many others. Come, if you
suffer, and he will make you happy.
Vert Anderson will leave Austin
Saturday, for West Point. He will visit
a few days with his relatives in Wis
consin, and then take in the Republican
convention at Chicago June 8, on his
way to West Point for examination,
June 10.
Miss Ellen Chase says there will be
three women TO one man in heaven. "A
western editor says he knows who the
man is likely to be, but for the life of
him cant place the three women. Er.
We could. suggest the name Of another
man.
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An IKIsH NuNEEKFNEE.
Rumored Meetiog IN Boston with a Wow Q
SOiittIy tre irish Vote.

Rumored MeeIog IN Boston with Wow TO
SOlidtiy tre irish Vote.
BosToN, Aug. 20.-A conference was
held yesterday between Mrs. Della
Parnell and number of Catholic bishops
and Irish leaders to devise means to turn
the coming political campaign in this
country to tho advancement of Ireland's
cause
Mrs, Parnell on behalf of her sou, laid
down proposition which it is proposed to
lay before both political parties here, the
party accepting 1t to receive the organized
Irish vote. The Parrell scheme contem
plates plank to be inserted In the plat
form of the party accepting favorably the
admission OF goods of Irish manufacture
free of duty, specifying such goods as can
only DO manufactured in Ireland and which
will not compete with American produc.
tiops.
During the progress Of the conference 1t
was stated that the reason why Alexander
Sullivan so persistently refused the elec'
ton to tho presidency Of the Irish National
League was that he proposed to enter the
canvass in support of Blaine, and did not
wish to compromise the Irish American
vote by becoming a public speaker in sup.
port Of the Republican candidate while
holding office as president of the Irish
League,
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, svtNINo. AUG. 40, is a,
HENDRICKS ACCEPTS.
, BRIEF BUT POINTED EPIsTLE.

The Democratic Casuidats for vIce Preti-
uent Says tho Platform meets with His
Hearty approval.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 20.--Follow-
ing is copy Of Hendricks letter of ac-
ceptanoe of the Democratic nomination for
the vice presidency
IsDIAEAroLIs, Ind, Aug. 20, 1884.
GENTLEMEN.-I have the honor OF
acknowledging the receipt of your com
munication notifying me of my nomina
tion by tho Democratic convention at
Chicago az the candidate for the office OF
vice president Of the United States. May /
repeat what said on another occasion
that 1t is nomination which had neither
expected nor desired, and yet
recognize and appreciate the high honor
done mo by the convention. The choice
OF such body, pronounced with suoh
unusual unanimity and accompanied with
80 generous an expression of esteem and
confidence, ought to outweigh all merely
personal desires and preferences of nv
own. II is with this feeling and trust
also from deep sense Of public duty that
now accept the nomination and shall
abide the judgment of my countrymen.
have examined with care the declara
ton Of principles adopted by the conven.
ton, a copy OF which you submitted to me
and in their sum and substance, heartily
endorse and approve the same. l am
gentlemen your obedient servent.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
To the Hon. WIN. T. yilas chairman, Nicholas
Ii. Bell, secretary, ana others OF the com
mittee OF the national Democratic conven.
ton.
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A HcautlrnI Mnnnment

Tuesday afternoon Maj. G.. NJ. Dwell
completed to the order OF DR.. ;. B Hart.
man, the most beautiful monument to be
seen in this city. 1t il a memorial in honor
of DIR. Hartman's son, ]. Harry Hartman.
The base and PEDESTAL, which compose q
MASSIVE column of Hurricane granite OF
unique design aud elaborate workmanship,
have stood in Lancaster cemetery for some
months, and have attracted much admira
tion but the crowning part of the me.
mortal was only erected yesterday. IL il a
life size statue of the estmabe youRg
man in whose memory il was erected. Il
is ohiselcd from a block of Hallowcll
marble, and is, wo are tod, the first lie
size statLe ever cut from this beautiful but
very hard variety of granite. TIE
likeness is true to the life, the
pose easy and graceful, aud the
cutro figure finished in every de-
tail in tho most artistic manner. Tho
figure was modelled by Alexander Calder,
an artist Of dist notion, ard the statue was
cut by Mr. Wa, Martin, a young sculptor
Of decided genius, who spent no less than
six months on the work, owing to tho ex
ceedng hardness of the stone. The effect
Of this betutiful piece OF statuary ia
greatly heightened by its surroundings, all
of which are in artistic keeping,
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PULfTlCAL.
Democratic National Tioxsr.


Democratic National Ticker.
President-GRovER CLEVELAND.
vice Presldent-THoMAs A. HENDRICKS.
democratic state Tickat.
KLRcroRs AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAUX, b. J. MoGRANN,
IL. II. PLUaER
ELECTORS.
hist. Dist.
John slevin. Is. George 8 Purdy.
ID P.J .sensenderfer IN. Il. II. Ackley.
8. John w. Lee. II. John r. Levan.
4. IA, j. Horan. Is. kzra ID. Parker.
u. j. IL. BrtnLon. 20. A. III. Oil.
7. VIM. stahler. "a. y, r. Iams.
8. y. y heutschler. - j. X. r. Dun.
o. II. NJ. north. Is John So AN.
10. II. u. Stiles. "a A. B winterniln.
IL. A. q. Broadhead. Is. John II, Hill.
~. y. v. Rockatellow. ~. VIM. A. Forquer.
IS. RIchard nahn. ~. A. j. Greenfield.
"a. george II. Irwin.
Democratic County Ttchet.
Congressman at Large Nv. W. II. DAVIS.
Congress.-PARIs HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. u. ksHLEMAN.
senator (xliLI-JuhN MAkrisi
j aMks ): PATTERSON.
JANIS DUFFY.
II. II. KAUFMAN.
Protnouoiary. .-BENJ. WORKMAN.
Regisler.-E q. DlLLEk.
Conn CGaR'S, =, etessaIerISESTrs q s.@a' /. SETrssi aAS
CLERK OF D. U.-sAM'L X HOsTETrKa.
County Commissioned. III. y. uAhTAAN.
Prison heeper,-GEV; ". sTfkM
Prison inspee'ors'-WW; =, ws.TsksR sVTskks
Poor pireotors.-GEV. . .RMsrkrrER.
Coroner.--DAyIs kIrcH.
Auditor GEO. W. sUhkOEpkh,
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Singular Accident.

Jonathan Lapp, of Leaoock township,
met with a singular accident day or
two ago. He was sitting in an arm chair
in no.top spriug wagon, driving along
the road near his residence. The wagon
passed under locust tree, which overhung
the rOai aud from which hung broken
limb that obstruGted the road. Mr.. Lapp
caught hold Of tho limb, intending to pull
it of, but it was 30 firmly fastened to the
tree aud MIR. Lapp held to IL 30 firmly that
his chair was upset, as the horse moved on,
and ho was thrown from the wagon, and
alightiDg on his head and shoulders, his
neck was almost broken and his spine
seriously affected. He lies In a rather
critical condition, and being II years OF
age it is feared he may not recover.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
rnvm our REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
happenings Around Town. Notes Of tho
Pleasure worid--PsrsonaI Points.

Happenings Around Town. Notes Of tho
Pleasure worid--Psrsonai Points.
Dust OF tho Diamond Field.
There will bo few political marching
clubs in Columbia this year.
Mr.. Z. A, Krodcl has had his store re-
modelled.
The excellent " Bandid King" company
will appear In the opera house this even.
ng.
improvements continue at Gen. Welsh's
Pest armcry. AB it is now 1t is tho hand.
soonest in this part Of Pennsylvania.
Tho new transfer freight warehouse Of
tho Pennsylvania railroad company, at
Columbia, will sbe finished in another
week. II is 200 feet long, 30 feot wide
ard 20 or or 3j feet in length.
l.. X. X, engine No. 3Gi, day shifter,
jumped frog" on tho river road yes
torday. No other damage than that to IT, o
tracks aud aud tics. which were slightly
torn up.
Miss Gollon Erwin, for tho past four
weeks the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. l.. w.
May. departed for her home in indianapolis
Ind, this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Black, accompanied by her
daughter, MitS Annie, are sojoutning at
Glen Hope, Cl0aliield county. Pa.
Mr.. Moss, who has been ia Altoona on q
few days visit, returned homo last evening.
a daughter OF this gentleman was bitten
by u dog, IN tho above named city n fcw
days ago, but tho wound Inflicted Is not
OF u serious nature.
Mr.. Joseph Knapp is in Baltimore, and
Mr.. +. q. Johns is ut tho StOverdalo
campmeetng.
In tho Pleasure wvrId.
A York excursion to Pom Mar will be
Iun To morrow. Tickets cannot DO had
from Columbia, but nevertheless several
ColumbianS VII accompany 1t.
The Y. NJ. &. A. of Lancaster will to
morrow run an excursion TO Long Bran ch
and Olean Grove. The train leaves tho X
~ &. depot at 5:45 y. IN.
Several Columbia families spDnt yoster.
day at tho Wrightsvillo grove, enjoying
the cool river bGcC2s aud the noble and
imposing scenery in that region.
A picnic is being held by number e
Columbiars to-day at ChickCs Rock.
Base Hail BrIss
GA Tuesday afternoon, for tho second
time this season, the Columbia club will
cross bats with the Lancaster. The home
tear has been greatly strengthened, and
while having no hope of defeating the
visitors, yet they expect to make them work
for their victory.
Dew and RhOad has at last been re-
leased from the Columbia nine. They are
not missed as much as was expected, for
KIM and Rush, OF Lancaster, make a
stronger aud moro reliable battery.
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Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally. and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAlN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and Il Is warran ted dou.
ble the strength ofany similar preparation.
IL cures pain I'm the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and IL The Great ReIisver OF
Pain. "BROWE's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA "
should be in every family. A toaspoonful OF
the Panacea I'm tumbler OF hot water lswoot.
enei, II preferredl staken ut bedtime, wiz
BREAK UP A COLD. - cents n eottIn
nay8l-lydM. ". .SSw
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32ko. --' ~' -
Rye duh at eo0e,c.
:, seeds. Clovsrseed quiet at s09M, Timothy
urn at N cool 6sx slaxses~i steady At & ~
Mtntor Bran dull at sis 60s1l1.
wrIs wrroy,sions vision nrm - with gcoi demand |,
II So os ~" ~S
Bacon, llkc, smoked Shoulders, soskc,
nics,sso ,aGi 40 a, 7M9IAc' Smoked Hams. isofsic !
Lard hrm city refined, at o. loose
oun,oners, ne,, IA0sc prime steam ssns ia]<,
outter-narket nrm for fine grades Pa.
Cream.ry extras, 2tsp2lc Western dairy
iig,1o ID. y. AN. Y. extras, 1850 do firsts,
ltUl6c western dairy extras, ibo, West,
s srn good to choice, iiaisc packing butter,
Rolls at sal2c packing butter. 7asc.
l79lsc. >"''
.Uheese- market and prices remain duh
New YORK tull creams, l0al0Xc; Onto
flats. choice. SDsxc; Western fair 10 prtme,
gHI7kc; Penna part skins. 3ft5c do full
Petroleum dull Refined, 7hc.
Whisky dull Western a. o. 49,
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Live stonk MarHnt.

CHICAGO. -Hogs-Receipts, 1900 heal ahip.
menus, 2900 head market weak an bfp lnc
lower rough packing, S 75G6 15j packing
anu sippipg, lO9B 80; lignt, t5 50sg6 90
Iattle-Receipts, $500 head shipments, 400
mead market duli and generally lower; ex-
port grades, 90 i066 90; good TO cho ce ship.
ping, q s0fp8 Is common to medium ~ 10
% iOi Texans At sJ 7Ofpt IS.
Sheep Receipts, lsOD head shipments 600 I;
market SLOW Inferior to fair % 40d3 on !.
medium to good, s. 00l3 IS; choice to ex ra
ti9t %: lambs, y head, 81 0OQ3 SO; Texas
sheep, ~ 5OG375.
EAST LIBERTY--Cattle slow and unchanged:
receipts, CO.. head shipments. $500 head.
Hogsahttve anu nrln receipts, go head I;
shipmunta, 1000 head Philadelphias, % COO
D 20 balumgIe, 81 35GG 30; Workers, stfg6 Is =;
grassers, Is 251,s75.
sheep demoralIzed; very few selling ro
ceipts, Z. 900 head shipments, 400 head.
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TINS.

MANAHAs,--On Aug. IL, 1885, IN Philadelphia,
Mary Manahan, relict OF the late James Man
ahau, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends ara respectfully In
ylted to attend tho funeral at Birdiu.Hand,
Lancaster county, Pa, on Thursday morning
Aug. 81, at $50. 2ts
ZUERcHER. In this city, on the 18th inst,
franklin Luercher, aged 81 years, months
and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from his mothers residence, No. 3]8 West
Chestnut street, on Thursday afternoon at 2h
o'clock. Intermeut at Lancaster cemetery,
al92t
KULP. ION the 18th inst, Mrs. Mary kulp,
widow OF John kulp,
funeral on Friday at 10 O'Clock. Services at
the house, near Sporting liill.
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ROUSiRA ON RATS

"ROUGh ON RATS"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants. bed.
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, l5c.
Druggists.
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kE,UUEu ris,IN DpATn

Tho following statement OF william !. Cough
in, OF SomeryIlle, Mass, IL so remarkable that
we beg onSh for It the attention OF our read
ers. lie snys "ln the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by severe cough. / soon began TO loso my
appetite and flesh. was so weak al one time
that could not leave my bed In the sum.
mer i)sH wasadnlttCd to the CITY Ilospi al,
While there tho doctors said 1 had a hole in
nay lett lung IA big as u hHli-dollar. l expend.
OF ovora hundred dollars In doctors and med.
ioineG Twas 10 tar gone 1T ono time a report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
hut u friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
RAlsAM FOR THE LUNGS. laugne at
my friends, thinking my case iucurablc, but |
got DC tile "a satisfy them, when to my sur.
priscG' Il qualification, / commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
IA ii 10 lay ieel in better spirits than have
tho past three years.
~ writethis hoping you will publish II, so
that every one Gtlictod with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS and be conyinc cod
that CONSUMPTION CAN Bk CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared ana shall soon be able 10 20 10 work ;
1nid bv u. -. Cochran. 1877 North 0ueen street
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A DIVIDED ngrusliuAs CAMP.
The StAlwArt Young Mems Ciub and the
Innependent kIalnn and Lngnn lob.


The stslwart Young MEMS Ciub and the
Independent BIsine and Logan tlub.
The Young Mems Republican club, OF
this city, completed their organization last
evening by the election of the following
Stalwarts Wee presidents, First ward,
J. Hay Brown Second ward, Levi
SerssniG Thrd ward, Charles Landis /;
Fourth ward, Henry q, Lehman Fifth
ward, Walter NJ Franklin Sixth ward,
John II. Baumgardner Seventh wand,
William Woblsen Eighth ward. James
\. McDevitt Ninth ward, Joseph UmbIc.
Secretaries, Walter w. franklin, w. w.
GrieSt ; recording secretary, Redmond
Couyugham treasurer, John &. Carter
colonel, Major a. &. ReinOehl
The company officers will bs selected
IT the rext meeting. The club magnani-
mously agreed 10 attend tho opening OF
the Independent Republican headquarters,
SLultz's building, on Thursday evening.
AS will DO seen by tbs list of officers,
to which must be added tho namc OF B.
Frank EshlCmau, president, the StalwGrts
arc running this organization. Tho OK.
Independent John stewart Republicans
arc managing the Blaine aud Logan
Central club.
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motnersI motnor,ll motnor.,

Arc you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciatiug pain OF cutting teeth
II so go at once ana got bottle ot Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately -depend
upon IL there Ia no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has over used 1t,
who will not toll you NJ once that II will
regulate tho bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief ami health TO the child, op-
Grating like magic, IL IL perfectly sate To use
In all cases, ana pleasant To the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female physicians In the United states. SOLD
everywhere. % cents bottle.
may3l-lydM. W SAW
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The Coming air

Among the many late entries arc large
herds OF Ayrshire, Devon anu Swiss cattle
tIom hehigh and Northampton counties, and
Iargo entries OF grain, fruits and Vegetables
Tho state OF North Carolina will make "A splen.
dil exhibit OF tina: states products. and one
fruit grower OF Lancaster county OF 200
varieties OF apples aud another farmer OF 100
varieties OF potatoes. Persons who bave en-.
yaged stalls or space and all others are earnest
by request, TO make their entries in detail at
one" anu relieve the secretary OF the gre at
rush previous TO the opening OF the fsir.
Parties entering dogs need not have them q
tho grounds before Tuesday, and can take
them home at nigh II they so desire.
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PniisasIpn,a starHes

PHILApHLPBIA, Aug. .0.-rlonr quiet and un.
changed supernno state. % 5OtsS Extra su.
psrinikHe a. tate ss 900 COOS 20 Pa ia,aiiy, ., 90
% 25Gh so; Minn. extrn, clear, "a 00aa 7b ;
straight, s5 O0g6 so; Wisconsin clear, % SO
0i % straighis u 21g0 winter patents Is so
GlG 25 spriug do, o. 50Go25
Ry0 tour dull ~ t3 5n6l3 6!IS
Wneal-market n mer fair demand No 2
Western hrl, $50 No q do s2GSlc I;
No. l Pa do. $50 NO 2Delawa do, s9I<e
Corn dun and IN buyer favor . Gamer,
CSC sail yellow 65a67c do mixed, 65ku66c
No. 3 mixed, B3a 0tc.
Oats quiet but fairly active No, I White.
Old, i5ci No, WhiIe, old, i3c new, tlc
No, 3 do, Old, $40 new, S3c rejected, Old, SSd
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when Doctors DI,ayr,o

II will be time enough to doubt the reliability
OF Kidney Wort. Doctors all agree that It is q
most valuable medicine in all disorders OF the
Liver, Kidneys ana Bowels. and frequently
prescribe 1t. Dr. 4. c. Ballou. OF MUnkton,
says: The past year have used II more than
ever. and with the best results. II IA the most
successful remedy nave ever used" Such a
recommendation speaks for itself Sold by
all druggists. See Rdvt.
EMoRY's Little Cathartic Pills are sufficient
ly powerful tor the most robust, yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. Il cents.
aulS.lwdM W&F&W