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RICHMOND MARKETS
COUNTRY YRnprck

COUNTRY PRODUCE
Butter. EGGS, Fos,s Lard. Corn HsaL
Butter: Choice, family packed. i6ai7c.: choice
store packed, i5zl7c; good 70 prime. i4al5c.:
Receipts very liSht and demand better.
Live Hens Choice, fat. 25s4c. piece; old
cocks and email Iens, s2sZ5c.
Chickens: Choice. spring. large, a5a27c.;
other sizss. l0.2yc.
Lard: Country. 64c. sctive.
Corn Meal: s5se0c. per Dushsl for country; Oc.
for sity miila
Cabbage Norfolk, 75c ssl . barrel.
Potstoe. irlsh. Extra choice. new, taSx q per
Onions: s5as0c. por bushsl.
Tomatoes: fissi.6O box.
Grssn ana Dried Fruna
Apples Green. choice, s2.S5as25o per barrel.
fair demand.
Peaches. 5Oc.a;i.75 3 boz as to quality.
kisessfanssua
Beaswax: &C. psr p0un1-
blsck-0sk BARK: TOSSED 81 per !. ~ pounds
BLACK Sas and CHESTNUT rough. " per s0o
Festnsrs Prime live goose. ssassc: common
x6e.
Hay: No. l timothy. SIS; No. & tlea
81; mixed clover and timothy. 3iaasiS cie-
niioifal Brownssun, sisaise per soo, bran.
sississ per ION: saipssun. szOaSai per ton
Roois: Ginseng. sl7sasi.so per pound ssns-
CO. free Of tops, 8ss4oc. per pound
Peanuts: ssAstc.; extra AAad-picksd ssSAc.
active, ~ 70 quality.
Hye: e5kspc- per bushel
Ssucks: s5A66c.
bslsd straw: 4s&s4sc
Tallow: t4c per pound
Wool: wsshsd.. va; unwssaed. xc. Barry
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A Typo I'm Trouble.

W 1VIVbI N 70 VI" = 7F''Nl'.F
PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Dayid NJ. Pascoe,
compositor on one OF the daily papers In
this city, was arrested this afternoon on the
charge OF having appropriated S2.239 from
the International Typographical Union Of
North America, Of which organization he
was formerly treasurer. He was arraigned
before Magistrate Lennon and held in $4,000
bail for hearing tomorrow morning. He
was unable to secure bail and was sent to
prison in defauIt thereof.
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Liberal Victory I'm Manitoba.

IDI 00IOsI"F =" '1I7 17'0F''01I1-I
CHICAGO, July l3-A dispatch from Win
nipeg says: Full returns are now in and
the composition Of the new Legislature will
be: Liberals, 80. aud Conservatives, 8. All
the members OF the Greenway Government
have been returned by large maiorlIiei. Ex-
Premier Norquay, leader OF the Conserva-
tives, was eleetes in kildron by the narrow
majority OF two. 1t is the greatest sweep
ever made in Canada, ana the Liberals are
wIld with Joy.
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Fire fn Lowell, Mass.

by Telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.I
LOWELL, MASS. July 13.-A fire occurred
this afternoon In the storehOuse OF the Ham
ilton Cotton.M Mills. There were 1000 bales
OF raw cotton ard 500 bales Of manufactured
cotton In the storehouse ready for the print
works. All OF II was more or less damaged.
The total loss will not exceed 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

WILMINGTON. n. c., July Is. Hon. ID. l..
Russell. who MAS delegate TO the Chicago
roayeption and who was nominated for the
head OF the Republican State Judicial ticket,
mas written q letter 10 the Republican Slate
Comlnitiee in which be declines the nomina'
ton and advises the Withdrawal OF tue ealire
state ticket. Taxing toe election statistics
for the last sixteen years, be argues shat tnc
Renublicans have no showing and conferds
mat nv Withdrawing their State ticket they
might break the color line aud thus gain 10
he congressional districts on the electorsi
tiel FL and the Legislature.
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rhe La,e nlne Hsrror.

I3y Anglo American cable 70 me Dispatch-I
LosD0S. July IA despatch from Cape
Town says that the Debeers mine in Kun
berry, the scene Of the Ore Wednesday night,
hiss been explored. and twenty-four whites
and 200 uslives found burned to death. The
cause Of the Gre u unkno~n.
The cause OF tbs terrible calamity was as
fellows: While shifts were being changed
the hauling wife broke and the skip rushed
down the shalt with frightilul rspidtty. OH.
lamps we're broken and the blazing fluid
quickly lgnited the wooden easing OF the
shsik The names IN great volume shot up the
shaft. completely preventing egress. The
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General sheridan.
ONhoN ~ Hh'A va
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 me UIspaIch-I
NONQUITr, MASS, July 13.-General Sberi-
dams physicians bulletin tonight says
"General Sheridan had last night at II
o'clock a return OF slight pulmonary con-
gestion, which was easily and quickly control.
led; IN fact more readily than anv previous
attack. lie slept fairly well during the
night and to-day had been resting easy. His
pulse aud respiration are better than could
have been expected under the circum-
stancesv
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.parns,,,sm and Crime

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON. July 13.-Tbe Times, referring
to the Government proposal to create acom.
mittee TO inquire into the charges made BY
that paper against the Irish members OF Par
lament, says It fails 10 see why a special
tribunal should be constituted to satisfy
Psrbelfs unwilIingness to 20 INTO court, but
is willing to accept the project for the COM
mittee upon condition that il Investigates
the whole mass OF facts involved 10 the artl.
cles ON "PaineIlism and Crime"
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Another Train Through a Tre.tIe.

IDy IeIUBI dpu g III5 lJI5pAtCu.I
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 10. "A train on
the Georgia Pacific railroad went through O
trestle near Colburg TO day. Engineer
James McDougil and Engineer Kitchen,
both Of Atlanta, were severely injured.
Three cOlored men. one fireman and TWO
brakemen, we're badly burt. The engine
and three cars were totally wrecked.
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ro4 Degree, In Athens, Greece.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatcn.l
ATHENS, July t3-The beat has been un-
paraIIeled here to-day. The temperature
stood at fo4 degrees in the shade. Many
deaths occurred. The currant crop has
been damaged 25 per cent.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NRw YORK.


vsw YORK. July 1s.-cotton dull sales
to-day, 1891 bales: upsnds, l0kc; Orleaos,
i0hc., net receipts az This port Tor the week, 81
balos: gruss receipts, 3.629 bales. exports-t0
Great Britain, .s0l bales; 90 France. ~ bsloe;
TO tho Continent $50 bales; forwarded, 1888
bales; sales 25SS bales; to spinners, R,S3l bales;
stock. il3s77 bales net receipts az all pprls TO
day. s28 bales; expOrts-t0 Great Britain, J.Wj
bales: stock, A23i.ii0 bales Flour irm. closing
81 1916; August. - tasSc. Corn steady, No
z. August 5ia5jAc; september. 5ja35Ac oats
NC. better: No. :. July, 33Aaf0kc; August
sl1,a3ihc; No ?, spot S6Nc Hops unchanged
and qul0t. COffss-Fair tnO nrm at tiL50; op-
tons l5a21c. iOwer. closing barely steady: No.
Rio July, Sli45atll.55. August n03'asi0O
Sugar nrm and I'm fair request, renned active
mould A. Tvs: standard A, 1hc. confection-
srs 4, 7ka7<c. cutloaf and crushed. esc.;
powdered, 7ka7fsc: graduated, 81 $50
Nolasses quiet; S-test, alc. Rice steady. Pc
troleum nrm; refined. &c. Cotton-seci oil
4eai3c. for crude; 46al1c. for refined. Ialow
steady AMI very quiet at &c. Rosin dull at SlO5a
si.i2S. Potatoes IN fair demand and nrm; new
Norfolk, S2.7jaSS p; southern. new. flash Iur-
pentlne quiet at 64Ac. Eggs nrm. Hides quiet
and stsaoy. Wool quiet and STEADY. domestic
fleece, 20a.6c Pork quiet aud unchanged. beet
dull Mlddies nominal Lard closed duh;
western steam, s. 90: August, tS.iOa{Af5, city
steam. s.. Freights quiet
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July ia--Cash quotations were;
Flour quiet aud unchanged; No = spring
wheat sOk as)slc.: No. 2 rcd, sou. No. corn.
47Nc. No. oats, 30ka3lc Mess-pOrs, sl3N.
Lard, S.l74aSAn Short-ribs. s7.0as7.sj.
shoulders. ie.5Oatd62h; short-elear. tsataoo
Whisky. also
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o.mbess. s.asu. Unvs,led.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
Pans, July l3.-Tbc Gambetts statue, 10
the Place Gu CarrouseI, was unveiled this af-
teruoon. NJ. Floquct, Minister, who fought
the duel with General Boulanger this morn
ing. delivered the Grafton. NM. Leroyer,
de Freycinet, Meiine, aHd spuller also spoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

fBY Anglo-American cable 70 The Dlspatch-I
BERLIN, July l3.-Emperor William de-
parted tonight on his journey TO st. Peters
burg. The royal yacht Alexandra. bearing
the Emperor aud his suite, sailed from Pots
dam for Spandau at 10 =. III.
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FIOuE
COTTON kzPoae

We quote: Fine. 81 50ss275: superine. 81 75a
sa25; extra. s15Oaf875; family, s4as4.5o; paens
family, country, g3.75atAZj.
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q sToNENErz FOLDER, in perfect
order which we will sell ~ great bargain. I,
viii fold an eight or four-page paper the size
OF the Dispatch or smaller. IL win Also cut and
paste the eighLpsxe paper itcan 20 rssdny
attached 10 Any pycs<
We rsfer 70 tne petersburg InGes-Aypesi ~ 70
the character Of is work. siace ttat pepsr has
tho counterpart OF this machine attached 70 is
press and now in successful eperxtion. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
mys-1ms Nchmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

WHEAT.-Longberry IS bushels very good new
81 8sc shortberry. 20 bushels very good new nj
$50 60 bushels very good new at SIC. A BUSH
els good new at Sc; ll2 bushels fair now al Sc
Total sales Of wheat. ga bushels.
CORs.-White. 200 bushels primo on private
terms: 10 bushels prime at &C.: 1874 bushels
very good at &c; ~ bushels common at 5oc.
Total Gales Of corn. az bushels.
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WEATHER REpOKr.

[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
f---7 WASHINGTON, July 1a-For Virginia
IFklh land North Carolina, warmer, fair wes-
--1ther. preceded, on the North Carolina
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4 m...eusl nardsrsr II.nEsd.
lRr ielagrapn . the Disp,

(By Telegraph 70 inc pUP".i
cr I,ouls. Mo-, july i3.-seorge ". Rioer
..ss hanged AZ MARSHALL. NO. this afternoon
for The murder q Il. Z. Talent about three
years ago.
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usnx.a for Kt,ling mis- kweeahears.

IiLUnDUs, ONO, July B.-Ebtnezer slay'
aru, the Youngstown murderer, who killed
his sweetheart. Alice Hancock. early In 1ses.
was hanged In the penitentiary annex Of
cordeon before going on The sclnoid and APP
psared At ease, taking great deal and meet
INK kss fate with more nerve than many sup
posed De would.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
AFafaI Cyclone.

Troy, N. Y, July I3.-Cbataugua was
visited Wednesday evening by q terrific
cyclone. For miles the country through
northern Cbaiaugua has been devastated.
Inestimable damage has been done To pro.
perty, sueh a. buildings blown down, trees
uprooted, fences carried away, and farm
land laid waste. A man aud boy at West
Vile and man at Fort Coyington are re-
ported killed.
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COTTON kEPoae
Market quiet
oUorArIosA
MIpDLTSs. 9Tkc.
Low hlDDLiNG. 9'tc.
GOOD ORDINARY. 6kc-
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PeCuI liar

To itself In many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparila Is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aratlon OF Ingredients, Hoods ssrsaparilla pos
Eesses ths full curative value Of the beat known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods sarsapa-
rIlla accompllshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla Is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results Hoods sarsapaTillA.
Peculiar in its good name At home there is
more of Hoods sarsaparlla sold In Lowell. where
1t is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in It's phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be in
dueed to take any other preparation. Besurc toges
Hoods Sarsaparil!a
solab yall druggists. 81; six fOrs5. Preparedoniy
byC.L HOoD & CO.. Apothecasies. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and moderate.
RauOa of IhermOrneter Yesfsrday.
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RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. July 10. issS
sALEs-FIRsr BoAKp-5.0oO Columbia aud
Greenyille second 6's at ~.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. July 10. 1884
SAILS ssPosrsV TO sESssrlsy

WHEAT.-500 bushels.
C0ES.-a56 bushsls
UATs.-220 go bushels
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yrlv la--Narkss duat- frime. 9AsS3e;
isscy. -; esnHss 1850 sns1s,h s
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The sun rises on the 1st II 4h. 13m. A. NJ,
and sets at III. PAN. p. M., making the
length Of the day lob. lin. The sun rises
on the 3lsi at Al. 3Sm. A. NJ. aud sets at
III. 5m. p. NJ, making the length OF the day
l4h, 27m. The decrease In the length OF the
day at the close OF the month Is Aim. The
decrease in the morning is 35m. aud IN the
evening II Is ION.
The suns deciInatiop on the LIST Is 2So
NORTH. On the 3st it is $50 A. north. The
decrease in deelnstion Is therefore 81 during
The month. The sun still moves slowly as
be moves southwark. but the change IS
plainly perceptible before the mouth closes.
Thexunrise and sunset points are farther
south, and so Is the SUMS meridian alti-
tude.
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
The moon will be totally ecIipsed on the
2od aud Esd. The times OF the phases are
a. foilows; -.
Moon cutters the shadow July 22d. lob.
SAN. p. III.
Middle Of the eclipse July ESQ, Oh. 4Sm.
a. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

The July moon fulls on the 23d ut Oh. 45m.
A. NJ. She Is In conjunction with Neptune
on the 9TH at oh. Ann. A. NJ, being degrees
81 minutes south. She Is near Venus on the
9th at On. I'm. A. NJ. Dust one hour before
the new NOON, being l degree 81 minutes
south. She is at her nearest approach TO
Mercury on the 9Th at Oh. Ppm. A. M (5m.
after her conjunction with Venus), being 3
degrees 50 minutes north. The moon makes
the closest conjunction Of the month with
Saturn on the 10th at 2h. Aim. Z. NJ. being
al that time 1 minute south. The phenome-
non will occur In full daylight and will be
invisible. The moon will occult Saturn us
,een from her geocentric position by observ'
ers between the limiting parallels OF 36 de-
grees north and "a degrees south. Our satel-
lite Is 10 conjunction with Uranus on the 18th
at Oh. 26m. A. NJ, being degrees 40 min
utes north. She draws near 70 Mars on the
10th at 10. 7m. A. NJ, being degrees 40
minutes north. Last OF ALL she Is IN con-
junction with Jupiter on the 18Th at lib.
3Sm., being 4 degrees . minutes north.
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CINCINNATI, July ia--Fiour dull Wheat
No. red, new. sic. corn--So. Z. mixed. 00kc.
Osts--No. g. mixoi. 2kc. Pork stredy al si%
rrmer Bscon--Short clear, 81. Whlokoy nrm
al sii4 Hogs strong; common and llght. slooa
$3.50; packing and butchers. s5.s0eso.9.
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LOUISVILLE July ia-Fiourdu whea,lowee;
Ne. z red. cash. fska,ssc July closing al l5c.
lower; cash, s5kc. August, 454a45kc. Oits
frTn; cash, axe: July, 21c- Wniskey steady
at fi.Ik Provisions hrmer. Orr sail-mesis
quiet bacon IA good demand for shOrtcloar.
Lard steady. Pork-Job iots. ti423.
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keAn tompera.ars~.........
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
UIGIiIsDtII.

The young people have postponed their
picnic until after the Fourth.
The concert Of the young people was
held at the chapel last Sunday evening.
There was n large audience and the cX-
crcises which the young people rendered
was completely and correctly executed.
Rev. l.. s. Woodwork and Mr.. Gray Of
Providence were present, Mr. Wood
worth's appearance was an agreeable
surprise az he was not expected 90 be
present The floral contributions were
numerous and with the decorations which
the young people decorated the chapel
Saturday afternoon,preEentcd pleasing
aud artistic appearance. Special credit
il due 20 the Superintendent and Mre.
Atwood as they have made special effort
- have it a success, and 20 the young
ladies and children IN the execution Of
their dialogues and reciiations. Miss
slacks solo displayed voice ofswcetnes
and culture for one of her agc. The
following is the programme; The Child
iu the Temple, part hrst-The Child
Consecrated professional Hymn in chorus
by Miss Towns class; reading Of Scrip
( re Mark X 40. by Superintendent ;
prayer, by pastor; song, ny school "Far
above in Highest Heaven; responsiyc
reading; recitation, "The Hebrew
Mother" by Miss Flora Stevens reciia-
! i,n "Chr.srs love for Little Children.
Ny Master Tommy Hughes recitation,
"Flowers,' by Miss Minnie Cook dia-
loyue. "Religion Best" by elk little girls.
Part second-The Child Mnistering
song, W the school, "Go1 make NY life
n little light" responsive reading by
! school; recitation. "Tbe Ministry Of
\ Samuel" Walter Tourtellot recitation.
"Aittle Servants" by The Misses Pixies
recitation. "a Childs Talent" hiss
Oracle Stanley; dialogue, Our Treas.
ures." Wy Harry Potter, Daisy Barlow
and Lille wiliamsj dialogue. 'Pleasur
or Religion. whichi" ny Masses Gertrndc
webb. Fannie Harris and Emma Turner
Part third-The Child's Call: song. by
sehool. "Pather lead me day VS. day"
RI spynsiye reading; reading, "The Call
ofsamuel." by Mrs A'wooli recitation
Goods voice In the Heart" ny Miss y
Boss; recitation, "Only a little Child
by Asa ToIrtellot; folo, "Por,uges'
Hymn" :" by hiss Slack dialogue. Chris
aud little ones by Harry Potter, Daisl
Barlow and Lille Williams; reading
Christ blessing the little Children" b!
Mr.. +. Hughes; song, by school, "JuD
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30

The cigar business of the late John
Gaddes will be sold at auction, Saturday.
officer James Moan is again on his beat
after being confined TO ms home by an
attack Of malaria.
A consolidation Of Rtna and Roger
Williams Councils, L. +. took place
Thursday evening.
che publishers of the TlNEs guarantee
To give every subscriber dollars worth
ot news during the year. five fail to do
this the money will be cheerfully refund
ell.
Once again Manager h. +. Keith comes
TO the front with bill Of attractions that
must result in packing the Gaiety opera
House for the Fourth of July week. Prof
J. Hartrs Vlenncse lady fencers. who
have created such furore, have been
re-engagcd for one week more. and will
appear every evening in a sword and foil
contest for prizes. In the production Of
operas new departure has been made,
and the coming week different opera
will bo given each night the repertoire
consisting of The Mascot, Girohe- Giroha,
Pinafore, Chimes of Normandy, Bohemian
Girl and Fra Diayolo. The vaudeville
entertainment will be given 10y the
Garden City Quartette, the Nictorellis,
Swift and Chase. Baldwin and DAILY.
Thomas Flynn. Val Vino, John Pendy,
and Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Cohan. On ,he
Fourth of July performances will COM
meucc at 10 Il. M, continuing until 1880
p. IN. Popular prices will prevail and
ice water and fans will Ice passed To the
audience
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
WHITE AFRICANS.
A strange Haoo of PoopIs Pound south o'
IifubuctOo.

A strange Haoo Of Poopls Pound south Of
Iiiubuctoo.
Most people who have read Rider
Hagcard' tale oi The great white race
I'm Africa consider IL the purest II G.
ton, bat such Il not the case. South
Of 1imbuclOp anil north of Kong
mountains. ~ the western part ~
Africa. 1.-Two the foclahs, tho white
tribe Of The DARK continent This
tribe has good features, a skull mod
elel Ike that of y white man. and n
complexion about as dark rs that bi
the italians. They were great slave
traders in the old days. but they made
specially of the finest grades Of cap
tives. aud Jut fow of their own num-
Der wero ever transported. II is
said that n shiploa1 of them was once
landed on The coast o. l. ouisiana, and
that tho CroJl0s. refusing 30 believe
them darkies. set them free and hung
thr slayers.
TICse E6olahs. settled down In the
marshes Of Southern Louisiana. and
after awhile became civilized, and In
that part ~ the $ ate to-day you vii
Hnd tall, dark. rather good looking
white men who have all the indolencS
of the black African. who are some
times as fierce ~ the Arab. and al way
hospitable aud musical. Those people
are the descondenis Of The foolahs. aud
their "Mayhower" was SLAYER
There are strange people in this grea
country VI ours. --KaDsa, Cny Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
Not Injurious.

Malaria has heretofore bafiied every
known treatment, There are. indeed,
many remedies which hold the disease IN
check while the medicine is being uscd,
but for n remedy that will permanently
eradicate malaria from the system the
public cannot but feel grateful. That
such one has at last b'cn found we feel
assured Johnston's East Indian Malaria
Cure has in innumerablo cases demon.
stiatcd its ability 10 cope with malaria in
whatsoever form il may appear. Every
form is ameuable 90 this treatment as the
blood is It's origin in every case. john
ston's East Indian Malaria Cure. by
removing the disease germs from the
blood, makes il impossible for the disease
cases Of 10 and - years standing yield 10
it's trcatmeni almost as readily M the
most recent ones. 1t il n popular belief,
aud not without foundation too. that what
will cure one will not another. This
cannot be said Of Johnston'H East Indian
Malaria Cure. We claim that there is no
case cxtant thnt this medicine will not
cure when taken according 10 the simple
directions that accompany each bottle,
O.c good thing about this medicine is
that it contains no injurious substance
1t is prepared under the personal super
vision of Mr.. Johnston, who Is thorough
chemist. having had twelve years Of
practical experience in the drug business.
Johus'on's East Indian Malaria Cure can
be obtained from all druggists. Price.
Sl.2J per bottle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
Tho Grcat snr.ng Mcaicinc

The DIAMOND Roor AND ilor BIER PACK
AGE composed of sal saparilla, life Of man,
juniper, princes pine. etc, sparkling and
healthtul. Five gallons for - cents.
Agents for N. H., Anchor Drug Co, 81
and j3 Snow street, Providence, and Ger
sale 10y drurgists.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30

Flowers !" duet. "No one told il before"
Miss &. Webb and Rev. l.. :. Woodworth I;
Bencdiction. Mr.. Woodworth made a few
remarks and the audience retired in haste
to avoid the rapidly approaching storm.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
IOCASsIJ.

Several Italians who were working on
tie highways for Commissioner Walsh
were 80 overcome 10y the heat, Saturday
that Mr.. Walsh had to carry them home.