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Messrs Editors.
Please allow me space in your
paper 10 correct al error III All LIticle
ptnbislie1 IN the last issue OF ycur pa
per cfeei eli to RI in Saabeam in
which lbai famous correspondent says
that | t,arked Tor my ia,htr-ln law,
Russ Steward. 81 ell d STAT, mtnt is Il
fal ein.d, Nj. Stewards sun, Water,
Turked for him last summer. | did
MT even work on his ann. Now b o.
Ben WHO could have told yon such >
Nobody. Yru have tie saune old hab-
il OF dreaming as when we lived at
Penlsgr, We. We have MOI forgot the
dreams you used 3, tel us abaCt be-
coming peihcipl OF some ingh school
! edititg soiiit great IL WrpspeI. DO
at thii K Ina Se would he Il hanHd
10 fern OF d. any utlar kind OF labor
at Which we can make an honorable
living. We would rather be elevated
10 a farmer tihlu 80 roaming OYER the
country zoe lazs l., farm. Wishing
y,u il Merry Christmas, am
l;espec fully
W. II. Compton,
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aoas.s OF s,.asen Ereeao.aers


TIE December meeting was had On
last Ntduesd.y week Il THO Court
iionse.
The reading AID passing o. bills,
Was proceeded viii, together vi She
usual ieutine OF business.
Nj. Pedrick reported that the re-
pairs TO Lowe Canal B.idee would
top travel i"r three OF fou days, Of
VIII oh due mo ion woHld be given.
lie Mas Distracted to have repairs done
at as little INCONVENIENCE to-travei as
possible.
Mr.. Hualhieys rero I'd that heiaa
luilt the btiage cyrr Harris street,
W~uoiatoNu, accord NJ to instrnctio 5
Mr.. Bart reported ia. ne had r.
pared tie bridge over Woods tail
race, in Upper Pittsgiave.
Nj. Haynes repeated that he lad
put a PLANK along lie middle Of the
roadway of tie ew iroa bridge in Sal
lem. This brought out some discus
sion, it being asserted that the divid-
ing plank was not only All obstruction,
but dangerous to travel. No acti1it
Sas taken
On motion, ordered, that Irving Ate
derson and Frank Davis, two cal1led
Toys WHO were comniittedio Jail for
throwing stones and general bad n
dact, be discharged, upon approval OF
IA Judge Of Cont .. @ mmon Peas.
On Motion, ordered, that the City OF
Salem be requested t. deepen the wa
ter-pipe crossing the creek ~ Quiuien,
as it intefferes wis navigation at that
place.
On motion, ordered, that Solicitor j.
t. S%inniuks0a be COMMITTEES to lay the
matter before til. City CtuDeil.
Committee on Elsinboro bridge at
Braudiff's reported repairs tn he nc
essary. Committee was continued.
Coz mitsce on the varat on of The
road leadins to What was known as
the Upper Canal Bridge, reported that
they had attended ot.le duty and the
papers were dle,g. but a cavest was al
SO flc,l 50 that the matter viii remain
in statu quo until next term Of Court.
The committee was continued.
Anuuher o. citizensp If Lower Allow
ays Creek pgain appeared before the
Beard and asked lor some provisions to
he made for more wat T-way at llal-
cocks Dridg' a The present plaa of
the new bridge Will result III much ih-
jury 10 the meadow lauds N that town
ship, owing to The Waterway ue4ng
narrowedo OF interfsred with ~ ob,trut-
ing Pie,s or pilts s0uneeillr &. II.
Sinuickson, Tor The applicants, asked
that 40 or 81 fees he added TO the pres
ent plan of iron bridge, so as to aifosd
more waterway lie eonte'ded that
suen action walld tie Ia ,ile Interest vi
true @. nm County, AS well rs
jsstieet9 Tie. npd lax
pages n tie
Chas. Hires, II, VI.
j. Casper, Lew On, j.
J. r dslraAe ltAe
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New Jersey las 6,G44 s@sioons, orqb
70 ese!y.one huAdrvd and seventy 100
pie. New Jersey comes tvelftl, IN lie
i,st, Instead beit9 fast, ms il Is charged
sonnet tpies. II il q fact, hoN.yp,
la New Jersey stands al HE head Of
a the ~ers iral tlirseeu'' aud Of all
he Nerellern states II tile nnnibtr Il
saiu0ils 10 roIttsatisns.
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST

EMANUEL (grick)- Rev. W. MargerumI
Preaching 10 A. N. and 7.1 T. ST.. Public
PRAYER Jneeting TtrsslayeYrning 7,Q0. Meeting
Tor promotion OF Christian holiness leo ty Mrs.
Cunningham, Thursday .Yeniilg co
Sunday school at 200 r. N, Rev. ". Ma"gef-
um superintendent.
81. PAUL's.-Rey. q. Elyin.
Preaching al 10 A. NJ. aud go r. NJ. Public
drawer Ineeting Tuesday evening II % ioli
ieSs meeting. led by alrs, Ioaderbaek, Thurs
saaday achool at 2.eo +. M.s S. r, Leap Super
intendant.
WoMES's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE uNIoN.--
Church at $50. Mrs. i. ID. Torton, President
Corr csponding Secretary, Miss Eebe 1homp-
SIM
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LiED

DNW on e-At Centre Square, n,
HA-eAmbaf q b, 1855, Willis Dawso!
aged ~ swans
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CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
Fo3 EvEsYsoDY AT

Mrs. TrtrlR SMITHS
o.
/ have just laid IN a full as
sortment of fancy and useful
articles for { hristmas suited to
all from the baby to the old
folks: sards, Albums, perfum-
elies. toilet sets, Chinaware,
II ndsome Pin Cushions, Silk
Handkerchiels, IIand Cabbas.
no'ls, and numerous play
things for the little ones. |
keep a full stock of Fl c
Ladies' Misses and Chhdrens'
wear together with ladies' hand
knit goods. Terms cash, prices
low and that is where to go be-
fore buying elswhere.
CAKE MI < TEzEaT.
Man St., Pennsgrove.
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DELAWARE RIVER r. r.
POET oFFIeF.

Seunsgrove Post Once hours from 30 A. III.
up NJ Mail closes at SIS n .I.f0 A. h.
arrives at $50 A. Nj. and $40 ind &c +. NJ
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kt;tse Nnws.

Glass-workers are he hest aid wpk-
men in tie Stale, and their average
weeAly Wages ARE ST, OF which, suuu
they pay Il per cenL for ieri Tsty
average ia days lost tine n the year.
II. +. Francis, OF fra1kfofd, ia,
Shot an eightreirr pound otter, forty
nipe itches long, winle cunning It
Frances Mile, Ocean eeuaaty, .ast
week.
Atlantic City claims 10 lie tie only
resort ~ The New JeIsty coast that
uas a perfect drainage system.
Israsl ). Deacon, i Burlington farms
Ell had his Mriss crqsiina Dy bring bit
ten Is a FOG he v The ACT OF klli-
ug.
A-iury .alk pNapertyowaTrs wgnt
MoAnenh cou.aj DIVIDED ard tile
Park to be made tye e~ou,ily-seat Of tie
new county.
Tie bwtsil colony at Alliance,
ounsee.sard eoants, Is sad to be IN a
L tiyiag coirdhioG
Gloucester esuiay ayl IS glass f.e
t,ies.
ulipg u -uaasss I'D stating tlAks b
iligl, license.
ffp5ad s,.t.o ,.,., {, aF,
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SOCIETIES


PARADISE ENCAMPMEST, No, A, ]. o.
r. Meets on the LIST, and 3rd Friday evenings
Of every Month, In Odd Fellows ltail.
q. p. I'D. Batnart; II. P, J q Murphy ) W.,
YIN. =. Faweett: Scribe y. ". Flanagan
.reqs.. Jacob Featherer: J. w. Isaac p. Hill
man; Guide, j.. II. Layton; LIST. WIN. IuSsey,
p G. p; End vi. B. Lloyd T G. T,
PrNN's GROVE CoNC1AyE. No. q, 10.
H.. meets every 2nd and 9Th Friday Of each
month in q Fellows Haf, at o%'cloek.
1rcnon, :. NJ. Denny Provost, Z. liarker IS.
II. Art,hou. j. r.. smith; FiRaneier, q. s.
Eiie; Secretary, W F. Yeagef.
UNION LODGE. No IS. X. OF p. meets every
Wednesday evening ia odd Fellows ltal.
2. e., j. ". Clark q. c. ]. J.. whitaker: t, .
G.. WI. Denny; p, &C bal low; ~ OF H.
s. h. Hultnn: NJ OF r, ". S. Avis; N.ot ts.GS-
". Clark; N. at A. Geo. Jordon l. g., John
Cook o. e., r. PSolip
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1885.
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M%ARIxRR's B~ErHEL-Rey. j. w. Grant
SUNDAY school at 10 A.. NJ. David simpkins
Preachh z vt 2 and 1.co P. N. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening and CLASS meeting
riday evening.
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-pIRECToRT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
49, q rn - ALonao a .

All subscriptions outside OF Ehe Conn
ay must be paid strictly tB ecvEGce.
advertising Rates made known ON application
3ainple copy OF RECORD seat by rcqptat.
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Range 7. q. Ellsworth CO., Kaasas,
- ~ NM

Range /. q. Ellsworth Co., kapsas,
DEC. 9th 1885,
Dear Sir. On receipt OF this letter
ypn viii no doubt wostlsr who ie writ
Ter is. Let your memory wander back
20 years and | think YOU will remcm-
her Frank WHO wmaei for Daniel Y.
snmmerill. Aftef eam.ng from tie
array. like many others / came West
TO Kansas, Where W.. all had to 90
n ougli the ha ssisips and dangers ~
Of frontier 1ifes Anrtimes we were
on SHIRT ratians the army. For
ie first yesr ~ ne went to Fort
llarker and drew ~ratiohs every ten
days. Evepsb did net 90 on
smooiiiywitsftis. slians vera trou,,-
lesome ind shile would 70 Out to
buffalo 70 lay in : supply Of meat
they would ZONE a. lburfl MS ont. Our
army life was Il benatit to us ont here
| can truly ASs tIsat \ ine-tenlhs OF the
old settlers 49, Pptry are old sol
diers ard via eSpasals thay are
well off.
III 1874 w prospeefs Cor
biz crops BIZ nsss sog-
elaa~erytisig Iasa sslc and
implem& aeas to rsiFf fnia,
borrowu e 20 on. Il
to MINI tv ~ and say,sa -
four yef anne b .ck 10 NV
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Harvesting New Electrical Thoughts to
Practical Work.

". A. Croffut in New York World
found Mr.. Edison last week in his labor
atory on Avenue B, and asked him what was
the newest thought that he had harnessed to
matter. This" he answered, aud called
my attention TO board hanging by one edge
TO ropes above our heads, surface covered
with tinfoil. in further explanation be said:
That solves the question of telegraphiug 10
running trains As soon as that little de
vice is adopted every moving train in the
country will become q Geographic station,
and anybody aboard the train may be tele-
grsphed to as easily as il it was standing
still. This will not be done by putting up a
new set OF wires under the train or ct its
side, but by using the ordinary telegraph
now running by the side OF the track. It is
new, and hitherto unknown, process of
induction, by which l make electricity lump
thirty-fve feet through the air. carrying tie
mefssge without splitting it. How's that for
lively2'
The inventors face giowed with pleasure
at the thought as he went On: by putting
up this tinfeil-covered beard lengthwiss on
the top of each car l can catch message
from the wire strung on poles thirty-five feet
oil, and can fling sn answer back to the wire
II requires o change in the wires Of any sort.
TIE secret OF II is he machine for transmit.
ting. When l was investigating what called
the 'etheric force q few years ago &C
cidentally discovered certain curious prop.
eJLeS OF ktatlc electricity. These i
have now applied. The process is very insx-
peDsive, IS three men could equip road 300
miles long for 81 coo in three or four DAYS
II seems certain that its adoption will be
general, 30 that every train will be run from
headquarters and every passenger will o.
accessible TO his friends. What do call Il?
/ haven't named the baby yet"
Mr.. Edison locked exceedingly well al
though be was robed In gown OF bed.tick-
ing reaching from collar TO ankles, which
was not very picturesque
at tho Edison factory IL. Glreck street
new passenger car of the Elevated Road is
being EQUIPPED with the electric motors
which are to take the place of the present
steam locomotive IN the early summer. The
car Is turned bottom howard. and two dyna-
mos weighing abo1t ,000pouDds each are adj.
justed TO the VI der side in proximity to the
wheels. One dynamo drives the tour for
ward wheels. and the other the Tour rear
wheels Every car is TO be similarly rugged
so TO bear its own motive power. train
OF four cars, instead of having one sixteen
ton locomotive, with two great driving
wheels, will have no locomotive,
but every one OF the thirty.two
wheels will be a driving.wheel. The
eight 6ynamos Will weigh about as much
a locomotive, and they will all respond to
the touch of one conductor. Mr.. Bachsilor,
in charge of the work tells me that one car
can be run alone in the easy hours while In
the crowded hours ten or q dozen can be run
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COMMERCIAL.

Dry goods were fairly active, with liberal sales
OF white goods. The grocery market is quiet
with sugars strong. and coffees. teas. rice and
other lines about steady. Butter and cheese re-
main without animation. Domestic dried fruits
remain frm- Fish in fa,I reques: and unchanged.
Eggs remain steady at previous quotations.
GRAIN.
Whest-In local circles we not a firm and steady
feeling for all grades and while prices are not 80
high as they were Thursday. yet the absence of
offerings would indicate that sellers were not very
cesirous OF dispoSing of stock at present prices.
Ssaboard suffers quite decline from the marked
advance OF few days ago. New York going OF lS5s
and Baltimore 1c.
CoEn-FiTm 81 quotations. Choice grades shade
higher. and demand in excess OF offerings. sales
OF high mixed Is made on cali at soc regular, and
mixed at SOC track. Futures dell Receipts only
fair. New York shows a lower market as in wheat.
being &c lower. Baltimore lc of from Thursdays
quotations
Oats-scarce and higher. All spot shipments in
good demand.
The following table Knows the receipts Of grain
~ this point for the past twenJy-four hours;
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Elsewhere.
lA8T LIBERTY.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. May 1-Catte-The con-
slgnments OF cattle all being for through points
to-day. there was nothing doing in the local mar
ket; receipts SOL head; shipments. 76S head.
Hogs-Mere firm and steady; Philadelphias,
"a sOgo; WORKERS, 81 6o9i 15 receipts 400 head;
sheep-Were active, but closed firm at I'M
CHANGED prices; receipts, $50 head; shipments,
KANSAS CITY, May 1.-The Live stock Iadi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 1926 head Market steady:
shipping kteers, !, 2O3 10 $50 los, 81 70dS IS:
81 25@4 %.
Hoss-geeeiptp. 1864 head. Market quiet and
&c higher at sS 75G4 20; bulk. S494 o..
Shesp-ReceipJs, I $50 head. Market STEADY.
clipped natives OF 6 los. selling at s. u.
ST. LOUIS. May l.-o1ne-Receipts, 500 head
shipments 900 head. supply light and not eqnal
10 demand. Prices steady and firm exports s. 50
as co. fair togood shipping steers OF /. 100 70 LOO
lbs. a 81 as 90: good native butchers steers 81 So
a. s.; COWS aud heifers. sS94; stockers ana feed
Hogs-ks ceipts. 5 700 head: shipments, 200 head.
Workers 81 1904 -; packers. si9i 40; butchers
snsep-Not wanted; clipped in demand at 81 75s
CHICAGO. May l. - The Drovers' Jsurasl re-
Cattle Receipts, 5 zoo head: shipments, . SO
head. Market opened strong but became weak:
Shipping cattle, 81 6095 50; butchers stock, 3 Is
Hoga-ksceipA 5000 head shipments, 5000
Trading slim and prices 5a10c lower; rough and
lul1eu, - lOgt -, packing ana shipping, 81 10 =
4 60; light. s. S0g4 IS: skips, SO 1904 Is
SneeP-keceiptS, 6,OO0 head; shipments / 500
nead. MARKET actlve but rather weak; common
shorn. g 50gS Is; wooded. SIS 509is5.
NEW YoRk. May MISUNDERSTANDING, includ-
Ing % car loads for exports. were 10 car loads
The supply was in excess of the demand. Steers
were sold at s. o5S6 per leo BIS, live weight tops
30 2O@6 so: cows, stays. oxen and bulls at g. S0d
CO. Exports Yesterday and to-day coo cattle ana
$500 quarters of beef and $50 carcasses OF mutton
Sheep Receipts, Il, eco head. Market slow and
races az easier prices. Sales Of unshorn sheen
sneeD were made at s4 5o96 per cwt. clipped
sheep. S3@5 IS; unshorn yearling lambs, S6Q7:
cilpDed yeaTlfnRs SIS 2596 20.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 mead. None offered alive
and dull,
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Professional Etinurrts

prevents some doctors from advertising their
skill, but We are bound by no such c0nven-
tional rules, and think that II We make q
discovery that is of benefit 10 our fellows,
we ought to spread the fact to the whole
land. Therefore We cause TO be published
throughout the land the fact that DR.. r. V.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" is the
best known remedy for consumption (sorof-
ula of the lungs) and kindred diseases. Send
two stamps for DR.. Pierce's complete treatiee
on consumption. with unsurpassed means of
treatment. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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XYr1,I.
BOSTON, Msy

BOSTON, Msy 1.-The demand Tor wool is steady
and prices remain about the same. The sales OF
the week were 1850 0t0 pounds of all kinds Ooio
and Pennsylvania deeces have been selling at 500
S9c Tor y and NN, and sac FOR Xxx and ABOVE. In
Michigan heeces there we're sales OF Y at lie and
No. at So@Slc. Considerable fine OHIO delsne
was sold at 351a@37c. and $4,000 pounds OF choice
Kentucky ana Indiana combing at 28c. Unwashed
woods have been In steady but moderate demand
at previous prices. Australia wool has been sold
ut $S@S912c. and 255,o0O pounds OF Mediterranean
at iull prices,
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The derivation of words Is an interesting
study. Many people have puzzled their
heads to know just what Athlophoros means.
1t comes from two Greek words and signifies
prize-bearer. aud is so called because IL car
ries OF the prize as victor over those terrible
msladies, rheumatism aud neuralgia. Rev.
William P. COrbit, pss.or OF 81. George
Street NJ. E. Church, New Haven, Conn.
lost thirtyhye pounds Of flesh during his
excruciating tortures OF q rheumatic stack.
be was almost instantly relieved by the use
Of the new specific
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"rhe Dyspeptic's Refuge !,

81 am thirty-five years DID," writes Mr..
Charles II. Watts, of West Somers, Put
nam County, New York. land had suffered
from dyspepsia for fifteen years. The cur
rent treatment did me no good. Listlessly
and without hope gave PArker's Tonic
trial. / can give the result in three words:
II cured me-" 1t will cure you.
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in train, and that they can reach speed
of twenty miles an hour in the first 800 feet
alter starting Mr.. Russell Sage. whom j
saw yesterday. feels sure that the electric
motors will enable the serial roads 10 carry
one-third to one-half more passengers than
they are now doing, and that the trains will
be much more ssfe and manageable.
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Oils

BRADFORD, Pa. May 1. - Petroleum - Ma.
uOnal Transit Certificates opened at SO3sc aud
closed at 79e; highest price. Sic; lowest. 79c;
cleRranees, 5.0e0, 900 bbis
PlTTSBURG, Nay observation-disclosures at
the OIL Exchange to-day was dull trading was
light and prices heavy. The market opened 81
s. 5sc and closed al &c highest price, 81 C lowest
zoe.
OIL CITY Pa, May -Pesrolenm-Crude OIL
Gales OF 2.2S6OO bblS. cearanceS 5 030 coo bbls
runs. lOsS eols.; shlDmenis. so e5S; charters.
$40 GOO bbls National Transit certificates opened
lOMPnI nc
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Rheumatism ouiokIy Cured.

There has never been medicine Cor rheuns-
tism introduced in this State that has aiveu such
universal satisfaction as DurRng's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone as the one greas
remedy that actually cures this dread disease, It
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail TO cure the worst case in the shortest time 1t
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. 1t is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
Tor free foIty-page pamphlet to r. Z. HKIPHEN-
slime, Druggist Washington d. O.
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A Deceived Woman

is the lady who uses cosmetics, face lotioE white
lead, bismuth, powders. arsenic, etc, in The be-
lief of enriching and beautifyiug the comniexiOn.
II is but temporary, and ultimately destroys the
SKIN beyond The power OF nature 10 restore.
Stop II! Stop II now and use only Dr. Harter'D
Iron Tonic which impgrts the vigor and lowell
ness Of youth.
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MhlskH.

OHIOAG0. May 1.-whisky-steady at 81 IS.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-whisky-Q Quiet at 81 Is,
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Whisky-Steady at 81 IA
NEW ORLEANS, May I.-Whisky-U Unchanged
at 81 I5MI 25.
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An Easy Remedy.

Washington Republican,
A Few department cleIks. who try to infict
on tie reading public bitter complaints OF
the hsrdships imposed on them, sTe HEREBY
Terir ded that they have one remedy always
at their command-tbey can resign and t-y
the superior advantages OF private employ
mani
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.

HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.
DR.. G. r. DSke. Bslleville, Ill, says: ST
have prescribe hundreds of bottles of it. It
is of great value In all forms of nervous dis
ease which are accompanied by loss Of
powerD
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Joxfn the HennerY.
Albany Argus. I

Albany Argus.
Mr.. R. r. Hayes will presently emerge
from his obscurity. A grand international
poultry show is 10 be held at Copenhagen,
Denmark.
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The removal of Professor san born, of New HannlD-
shire, after being pronounced incurable by score
OF physicians. from Las Vegas n. Mex, 70 mis-
home. was effected by administering DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic, which has restored him TO his former
good health.
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Dry Goodr.

NEW Y0Rk May Dry Goods-With steady.
cold rain throughout the day the demand in ali
the departments has been much interfered with,
dul1
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A Husbands Greatest BLESSING

is strong, healtbful, vigorous wife with clear,
handsome complexion. These can ali be acquired
by using Dr.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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Aliens Brain Food arrests all involuntary
discharges, removes mental dependency and
restores wonderful power TO the generstive
organs 81; 8 for So. Druggists, or by mail
from J. II. Allen, 315 First Avenue, New
York
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Lively Campaign.

Milwaukee Journal
Johnny Mclean and Murat HslStesd are
running each other for Governor OF Ohio.
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LONDON. May 1.-The Bank of England gained
$4,000 bullion on balance to-day.
PARIS. May 1.-Three per cent rentes. Isl &c
Tor the account.