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A Suspicious Case.

MIDDLEPoRT. o., Sept. Miss Maggie Rath
burn, while out buggy riding with A. E. Bene-
dict, a druggist of Rutland, last night, was re
ported by him to have left the buggy and shot
herself with a revolver. The case excites inter
est. and Benedict was arrested, but is out on
bail.
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steamship News.

New YORK, Sept ARRIVED; Gallia, from
Liverpool.
GLASGOW. Sept. Arrived: State Of Georgia,
from New York.
LONDON, Sept. Arrived: Circassia and
California, from New York.
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Courageous Mrs. Smitb.

HUNTERS POINT, Il l., Sept burglars this
morning entered the residence of Mrs. Smith
while she was asleep and attempted to take j
diamond ring from her finger. She awoke,
grabbed a revolver and chased them off the
premises, firing two shots after them,
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Of Interest to Photographers.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-Sealed proposals will
be received by the management Of the Worlds
Exposition up to Sept 20, for the right to take
and sell portraits and views of the grounds and
buildings, the interior Of the buildings and ex-
hibits, with the consent Of exhibitors.
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The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt, Sept L-Fifty-
four children, sent here under the auspices Of
the New York Tribune fresh.air fund, left Wait
weeks with the farmers of this vicinity.
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An r Lothario.

BUFFALO, Sept. flames G. Bellingham.
aged fifty, Of Peoria, ILL.,, has been arrested here
teen, who was found with him. Both are in
jail. Dillingham; has a wife and family.
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NIr. Ochiltree DECLINES.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept COLLECTOR Of
Customs Luby tonight received a telegram
respectfully declining the candidacy for re-elec-
ton to Congress.
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Mr.. Blaine win visit New Hamnsbire.

MANCHESTER, N. FL, Sept THE New Eng
land fair has opened. George 3. Loring, Com
missioner of Agriculture, delivered an address
on Thursday. Mr.. Blaine will addres the people
at the fair grounds and in the evening hold a
reception.
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Hotel Burned.

AsBuRY PARK, N. j., Sept. THE Hotel
Newport, on the north bank of Shark river,
burned to-day. Loss, $35, 900; insured. All the
guests escaped. Some, however, had to abandon
their trunks.
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Assirnment al Cleneiand,

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 1.-The Cleveland Nom
Explosive Lamp Company assigned to-day to
VIM. Walton, who gave bond in $780, 900. Liza
biiities and assets not stated.
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BurnIng Of 4 Large FIGURING MIL.

ST.. Louis, Sept. 1.-The extensive Touring
mill and wheat elevator, situated at Waterloo.
Monroe county, Ill, owned by Keller Bros, of
this city, burned yesterday, together with thirty
or forty thousand bushels of wheat and six
hundred barrels of -four. Loss about $500, 600;
insured for 800, 900, largely in Eastern and for
aipn cnmnanies ~.
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Hnnored hv the Pnna-

SOMERSET, o., Sept 1.-The Pope has con
ferred the degree of master Of theology on Rev.
Father Higgins, of St. Joseph College. He is
the first person in this country thus honored
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sudden Death Of a Farmer.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTICELLO, Sept. John Dobbins, a prom
inent farmer living at WaIcott, dropped dead
after eating his supper at the Lear House. here,
tonight 1t is supposed that heart disease was
the cause.
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a word, he stepped out and killed himself. 4 as
supposed he had become demented from too hard
study.
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Attempted Poisoning of a Race Ho

ST. LOUIS, Sept. L-Ayoung man named Red
mond, alias Texas Tom, was to-day arrested at
the race track for trying to poison Lady of the
Lake. a mare owned by w. Bryant He admits
the charge, and has partially confessed. Some
book-makers were in with him, but he refuses
to give their names. Redmond is said to have
been ruled off all tracks except the one in St
IlnniS.
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Clubs of the American Association played
games yestesday as follows:
At Toledo
Toledo ......-.5 O / o o o L o o. z
Cincinnati. .-.-..-..O O o 3 2 L 6 *-l3
Base Hits-Toledo, Ia, Cincinnati, I3.
Errors-Toledo, 2; Cincinnati, 8.
Al Pittsbur0.
Allegheny .---------.1 o o o l o 0 8 o.
Virginia, ....-x.---.O 2 / / 2 A o 0 40
Base HitAAllegheny, II; Virginia, IL.
Errors-Allegheny, s; Virginia, z.
At NeV York
Metropolitan. ...-2 2 2 9 I-13
Brookiyn.........0 o o o o O o o o. o
Base Hits-Metropolitan, IL; Brooklyn, A.
Errors-Metropolitan, q Brooklyn, 8.
Clubs Of the National League played games
as follows yesterday:
Al Boston
G eS;ssao J 3 ] g 9-77
Base Hits-Chicago, 10; Boston, IL.
E~rrors-Chicago, 10; Boston, 8.
Al PhiIadelDhia-
Detroit 9 100 0 0 10
Philadelphia .....-.-.O 2 o / 8 o o *-6
-Errors-Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 8.
Base Hits-Detroit, i; Philadelphia, 10.
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New York Commercial Cuttings.

New YORK, May N,-The United States
commissioners hold ia their own
recognizarco Thomas w. EvaDs,
Cornelius #. Simpson and John
B. Dickson, bank otficere, for violation
of the law to prevent certicstion OF checks
for greater amount than on deposit at
that time. The bank claimed the checks
we're accepted bit not certified.
The state bank superintendent, after
a careful examination, states the West Side
bank has a snrplns over and above liza
bilities OF S63 500 The bank will
resume az soon as srranl ements are made
with another bank 10 represent it in the
clearing house.
United States District Attorney Root
has lodged warrant for the arrest
of Ferdinand Ward, in Ludlow
street jail tonight, on complaint, OF
Bank Examiner Scribe, who charges That
Ward aided and Hbetted President
James d. Fish In apprUpriating funds
Of the Marine bank. The affidavit
recites the same facts az in the csse
o, Fish, giving the amount drawn ont OF
the bank BY Grant g. Ward as 1875 600,
and it concluded with charging that Ward
"aided, abetted, counEelled and procure
said Jsmes d. Fish to commit the offenses
aforesaid with intent to iDjure and defraud
the Marine bank for his own benefit and
advantage"
AT the annual meeting of the Produce
exchange it was announced that the new
building cost $3,2O0,000. A net annusl
surplus of $4,000 is expected. The funded
debt of the exchange is 81 ,275,0l0.
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Tone o the stock Market.

New YORK, May 81. Governme nts
steady.
Railways firm.
State securities dull.
The bull movement which set in ycster.
dsy afternoon, made further progress TO-
dav. Before the opening Of business thi.
morning, there were orders for round
amounts OF dividsnd-psyipg stocks In
brokers hands. The market opened strong
and in the first fifteen minutes advances
10 toll 10 prices, Nortbwes'tr,, Q lipcy,
Llckawanna, Louisville G. Nashville, Mis-.
souri, Pacific, Jersey Central, Reading, Pa
cito Mail and st. Paul being the most COn-
spiouous in the upV.'''' v,ment. Before
the first call Their a ue..uae of 8 to
5.S per cent, tho latter 10 Lackawau' a,
which cold down TO 81 l.8 Near noon the
market strengthened aud became buoyant,
tvs reaction noted above bavirg served
mersly TO bring in frs.h buyers. Prices Cd.
vApcsd 1 2 t05 IA. pared with Lat
night's closing this was succeeded BY = rs
scion OF 1.2 10 2 4. Near 2 q. NJ. hs
market was strong ana higher again,
and some sharss we're st the best OF
day. Abou, 2.30 tb.re we're salt to realize
profits, which resulted in decline OF 1-2
TO IS. Laokawauns leading, and selling
down 10 l0I rs II the last tttsen minutes
o business Union Pacific rosa 10 "a g. the
ishett point OF Ute day. The market
closed irregular, but in tho main firm
Comnared With last nigh, clio ing prices
aye G Z ner cent. higher iur JERSEY Cen
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THE GREER COUNTY QUESTION.

WAsHINGToN, May 26.-TSpecial. 1.-The
senate committee on territories TO-DAY TO.
ported as substitute for Lanham's house
bill for defining the boundary of Greer
county, what 10 known as the house Judi.
ciary committees bill, which Rseo, Of
Maine, MESSED without success, that it
should BIZ adopted In the house whtp the
matter ves under consideration there
Senator Vest told Lanham to-day be had
better accept the substitute, 90 it ives the
best the senate committee would do. Ian.
ham will consider the mntter day or two.
The difference between Lanham's bill and
the substitute is that the former recognizes
two branches OF Red river. while the lat ter
leaves that as one OF the points to BIZ deter
mined by the Joint commission.
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THE oooD THMPLARs.

wAsnm0ros. May 81 fpiess - The
Right Worthy Grand lodge OF uood Tenn
annual session with 400 delegates In a'ien.
dance. representing Csnsds, Inda, Prince
Edwards Island and every state Of the
union. The Right Worthy Grand Tempiar,
George b Kalzensiein, OF sacramento, pre-
aided and read the annual report, which
states evidence OF progress In the direction
Of legislstivs prohibition In the past year
has been marked ard encouraging. The
the great political parties declare unequiv-
ooslly for temperance that the temntrince
people will support prohibition candidates
TO he nominated at a convention TO be held
at Pltsburg, July 23d. The report Of this
grand secretary shows the orgsnlza,ion 10
be in n most ilourishing condition IN every
respect.
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PiTr.nUH0, May ~ The affairs of the
Pennsy wanna bank continues ~ 90 the en-
crossing subject among all classes, but up
10 noon there was an Lutte definitely SHOWN
~ at the time Of closing yesterday, Prrsi-
dent Riddle slept fairly we last night aud
this morning WINS sufficiently recovered as
to enable trends to remoys him 10 the res
idenee Of ID. A. Stewart, East End. Well
known aud experienced bankers made n
caTeiu. examination OF the books last night.
Every opportunity was given them 10 make
a superficial examination, According 70
their statement the books show $500 900
drawn out from the time ot
resumption, Friday, until the close
yesterday, with depos,ts decreased
corr. sponrincly. The statement that $500,
zoo c,rlitisd checks were not included IA
the statement made 10 the association Of
hanks IL incorrect, no such cheeks eSls ink
In their opinion, II the hookl are correct,
tho bank ought TO nav every cent of lis
d. bis. There Is lsBs talk ~ crookehness,
aud the impression ~ growing that the
second suspension Is due wholly TO timidty
aud demorslizit ion when President Riddle
was suddenly Frustrated. The direciors
have not yet made statement, but there
Is a general demend for something authen'
tic rom them OF the banks actual condl.
ton. The general condition Of other
banks Ia unchanged.
The directors OF the defunct bark this
morning took possession Of the Individual
book accounts Of tbs conceV and up to !
o'clock had struck developments which
promise 10 show why tho second collapse
came so suddenly. There Is among the
accounts one OF the firm oil d. Wilson Il %
which shows overlooking 10 the extent OF
1910 600. No ouch firm is known In this
city, ano Il is supposed 10 represent the nc.
count of number OF persons lately
operating on the wrong side of the oil
mari et and who had been allowed 10 drain
II to the extent named. The director who
furnished the iniormati' n states further
that the account OF n prominent oil dealer
IL overdrawn So, 900. Tbess two accounts
represent over draf, OF 1897 ,00), or 81, 600 IN
excess OF the entiIe capital and surplus al
the bank. The directors have appointed
to employ M eSper. 10 20 over
the books and report as speedily as possible
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DIERGIAN.

MERIDIAN, May 20 -[Correspondspoe j.
The county convention he'd Saturday,
the "a h instant, was well attended by in.
teliigent and prominent men Of the county
az delegates, and its seton was purposely
confined to the purposes Tor which it was
called. Ten delegates were appointed 10
the congressional conventional. Now.
lin, A. r. Barry, A. W. Sears, H.
@. Cooke, 1. O. Phillips, Herbert Fielder,
@. V. Glenn, r. Kimhali, s II. LumCkin.
No instructions, but all for We'lborn. Four
delegates to the Fort Worth convention:
Her0ert Fielder, Richard Kimhall, James
&. Gillette, Pstsr Pea'soD. Four dele.
gates to the Houston convention: J. N.
Freze,, O. l. Lockett, j. w. Adam, w. A.
Cutie son No instructions. but all for I,e-
lan' snd Gibbs. James M. Robinson was
LII d. chairman of the democratic executive
com mittee of the county, to succeed DR..
Barry, the incumbent.
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TnE wEEKLY fiERALDi THURSDAY NAY 80, tsaL

western o IL nf pfeiNNdl q ~ m
A. Paul. 4 ~ Ni0hirah CuifHi
ID "a hf Missouri raeinfl ~
Northern Pacific pfoistfedi ~ liaal'
Inc, = I for Wffiefn Unl0l. . ~ % fia.
hs nfsifrfed. iof Dslawafe a lludsUn' I
M WABASH pieienFd I I for rsKs -
olhci inf Omabai 0 4 ~ New fmt On.
tral. tdHiOf Lou " iie a Nsshvillei l . 4
Tor ranada Southern, ~ lof Rack Island.
I . I fnr q IiroVi fur Central Pacific. and
~ tn 30 cor tho remainder Of the nniiyuli,t
rfaufAotlons, $40 GJ0tharts.
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LAND GRANTS IN PERIL

WAsHISGroS, May 4-iPres,I- THE
senate COMMITTEE on pnblic lands ,o.day
decided to report bills for!eiting the land
grants opposite uncompleted portions o.
the Northern Pacific. main and branch
lines. and Atlantic & Pacific railroads.
Senator PLUMP, chairman OF n. committee,
ssys it Ia impossible TO calculate the num-
Der OF acres involved, as in both cases some
OF the land was taken mp before the charters
were granted, ae IN the case of the
Atlantic & Pacific road, which was
not constructed in the direct liu-
contemplated. The senator thinks
the forfeiture o. the Northern Pacific will
amount to about Is GOO eco acres sn6 o! Il e
Atlantic & Pacific to about 100000 acres,
Senate Sla'er, who is author of the DILL
providing for the forfeiture OF the land
grant of She Northern Pacific railroad. say
The actual number Of acres forfeited along
that line will be about 600 600 acres. which
Is about 5000, 900 scrcs less than is pro.
posed by me house committee on public
land. Senator Slster's bill further provides
that whom lands hereafter select II occu.
pied by bona fde settlers shall be sold at
81. 25 per acre for l60 acres.
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THE AUSTRALIAN MAII-EDIrOR
M,LEAN INVESTS.

WASHINGTON, Nay T.--[ Press. lin re.
gard 10 the statsment coming from San
Ffapcpoo to tue rffect that the maintenance.
of'0irsct mail service between that cits and
Australia 10 threatened by the fAi'ore
OF this fovernment 70 provide sab
sidy, it. Is said at the post-efica ds
partment that the poet-cfiios com.
mis,ea at the house OF reprv sentativrs.
in accf lance with the r~oomnitnda' Zoe
OF p btm aster- General Gresham, 10 UNDER
stood 10 hsva prepared q measure prov
ding FIR the continuation Of the Subsidy OF
co 900 psr annum, which was frst id ia
|ors the mail service between San Fran
{I.H0 an Australia.
~ Nro II @ n-a-t has s~ld ho- 't--
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KrR ON MS MUSCLE.

WASHINGTON. Nay 2L-[Prsss. l-Ker. In
his testiiyipg before the Springer commit
tee to-day, said that II seemed that Kel-
talked about him. He had been Informed
hat he (Ksllogg) had told certain CORE.
spondsnt thar no would aud ought 10 take
a shotgun and blow out HE (ker's) brains.
Il want TO ssy here" said witness, "thst II
kellogg wants that Kind Of satisfaction a
he will let me know tho time and place |
shall be there; II he wants that kind OF sat
isiaclion he may have II. My
character has never been asssiled."
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Office of los. Shelton, Homer, LOUISIANA, octo

Office of los. Shelton, Homer, LOUISIANA octo-
ber2 ., 1888.
]. +. Smith e Co., st. Louis:-I must in
Il rm YOU OF the INCREASED demand for your
Bile Beans. They give entire satisfaction
N every instance where en- active cathartic
pill is required. and are taking place of all
other pills. have persuaded many OF our
creases the faith Of parties taking them. II
will always give me pleasure to recommend
such remedy as Smiths Bile Beans.
Yours, etc.
jos. SHELTON, Druggist.
For sale By ell druggists.
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WALL STIEEr, N. Y May. 27.-At meet
ing of the Metropolitan bank directors this
m corning the president stated that deposits
bad dimir ished about $4,000, 900 since sus-
pension, hut show no further diminution
tnis wet k. Many letters have been re.
ceived from former depositors leading to
the belief that they will again become de.
posters, and some new accounts have
beep opened.
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OF Great Value to VOcalists.
KNOXVILLE, WEiTCHEsTER Go. I

August ~, 1852.
had carelessly exposed myself and sus-
tanned very severe and tight cold on my
chest and in nv throat. l procured All
cock..s Por US Plasters and applied one on
the Cnest, we'll up on the tbr Iat, and relief
came readily; the soreness of my chest was
removed and my vocal organs were KEEP.
clear the entire past winter, enabling me to
fulfill public engagements in different parts
Of this country.
No more may be said than that Allcock's
Porons Plasters if applied by atll cted vo.
caliats, will greatly assist their vocal rendi.
ton in public. B. FRANKLIN CHURCH.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 27.-The Demo,
craL's Hot Springs special says; The Ho'
Springs National bank closed its doors
owing to run on the bank, caused by the
reported absence of President Andrew
Bruon. Liabilities, $4,000. A run has
commenced on the Arkansas National
bank, of Hot Springs, which it Is under
stood is in good condition. There is great
excitement at Hot Springs.
LITTLE r. eek, May 27.---This afternoon a
warrant was issued in Hot Springs for
President Bru,n's arrest. He is charged
with ialsifyipg the banks accounts,
hut he could not be found.
Oae of the directors tslegraphs that
the banks assets, properly handled
will pay ali deposisors without assessment
bps leave the stockholders nothing. The
Arkansas Valley bank is all right. l,
has been learned that Bruon arrived at
Little RICK Friday, but was not seen
BY acq7 aintaGces TIL to-day, when be
babe goodbye to woman named
Stsel VINO went north on the afternoon
train. Bruon ia married, but the Hot
Springs Gkzatte says it has been discovered
that he became infatuated with the woman
ard abandoned his wife for her. No effort
was made here for his arrest.
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STREET CAR STABLES BURNED.

Last night aoout O'Clock the stables OF
the San Jscinto Street ,ilway vera burned
TO the ground. Three tons OF hay, fifty
bushels OF grain, and los Of harness were
consumed. The mules all escaped. The
loss will amount to several hundred dol
lars. AS far as learned there vas no in.
surancs. 1t is believed to haYe been the
work of an lncenGiary.
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ufnfff 0fani ftfa ~ tu.Ia ifuof A. ~
warrant any one haglhE. Nnlsnos IN lsp'
fffeniailnnq madu w Wan. tHhb n fish
faYs his faihef fegafdtd ufutfsl Oahts
fi1lti1n IN iefafd 10 Wafd's transactions ~
similar q his oFn. 10th 0i them were
mihlsd m TOO extent Ut Trusting ~ tftly 10
Ubtt was sstd by Waf1
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4 rumor is atioat to ire effect that under
the new management of the Gull, Colorado
& Santa Fe road that the conductors, pas
senger ticket AGENTS and other employees Of
the traffic service will be removed 10 give
place to those from the Louisville, Evans.
vile & St. Louis road, OF which Mr.. Phil.
lips, the newly appointed master Of trans
porta,ion, was formerly general superin.
tendent. What 10 the matter with the
present force?
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POSTAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May 27-ISpec!sll-r
posl.oiiica department has made cp.nees
as io,ow,: Special service between Nilott
and Whiresboro Is Discontinued, The post
office OF Ola, Dallas county, IL established
and Gets its mall via Duck Creek, NJ. N ,
McRea 10 the new postmaster at Elwood.
Sunshine, Houston county, 10 new office
Novo, Denton county, has been deprived oil
Il
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Important.

Important.
When you visit or leave New Y ork City
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop ct tue Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at cost OF Sl,O0o,oW; re-
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the beet. Horse cars, stages and ele-
waited railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other frst-class
hotel In the nitv.
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A Failure in Tobacco.

Petersburg, Va, May 27.-lnRe g. Ma.
hone, large tobacconists, have made q deed
OF trust for the benefit of creditors. Liza
biliies and assets unknown. The junior
mem Der of the firm is the Oldest son of
Senator Malone.
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ST LouIs. May 26 1t has just trsns-
PRED fhst John D. s Maur, chiet clerk in
DO office OF Wells & Blodgett, general so.
icitors of the Wabash railway, thu rough a
ystem of false and fictitious vouchers and
certificates purporting to represent claims
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Borsford's y cid Phosphate,

ONE OF THf BEST TONES.
DR.. A. Atkinson, professor matorio med
clans and Surgeons, Baltimore, Maryland,
says: at makes pleasant drink, END is
one of our best tones il the shape of the
phos phateB in soluble torm."
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New York. May 81 --PresdeDt Fish now
says be DID not mesn to charge that Geuer
al Grant had any guilty Knowledge OF
frauds of government c1u'Th-tt lc-