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. The Jobbing Trade.

The Jobbing Trade.
COAL AND COKE.
Block, s. 2o y ton; Minshall, $3.50 y ton; Jack
son, 1878 y ton; PittsburR. 81 y ton; Raymond
city 81 y ton; Winifrede, 81 ton; Campbell creek,
81 y ton; Hooking BIS y ton; Island City 50 y
ton; nut $2-75 y ton: Highland. 1915 y ton; Dug
gar Psaeock) lump 50 y ton; nut. 50 y ton; chest
nut. No. and stove anthracite, % y ton; egg and
CRATE anthracite, $6.75 y ton gas coke. 13c y bu
crushed coke. lac y bu. All soft coal. nut size Soc
y ton less than the above prices the quality
CANNED GOODS
Peschss-stand.rd: 3pound, 2-5oo2. IS; 3pound
seconds. 80. 2502.40. Miscelleneous-Blac
2pound, $l.00a1.l0: raspberries. 2-pound $l.250
lao. pineapple. standard. 2-pound. $1.6002.50,
seconds, 2-pound. Sl.20o1.30; cove oysters. l.
pound full weight, 95c ST. light. IS Doc: 2-pound
fun. 81 7o0l s0:lisht, socosi: string beans zoe q
800; Lima beans. $l.401l so; peas, marrowfat.
i.i0o1 40 small. 81. 50oL75; Holsters. 81. s5 q
1.30;salmon. tiDs). 81 00o2.75.
DRY GOODS
MISUNDERSTANDING AGA, lie; Consstoea BIZ
15e Consstoga extra 3isc; Conestogs Gold Medal.
14c Conestoga Goa, lie; Consstoga "A, Zoe; Con.
estoga X DC; Pearl River. l2c Falls OBU 32.inch.
13isc; Methuen IA, 12iscs oakland A. f.sc; ow,fv.
River. 6asc York. 32-ineh. 13isc York. 3o-ineh,
11Asc.
Son. lsc Chestnut Hill 6ascs Cabot A lao: chap
man x, 6ase: Dwight Star s. 10; Fruit Of the Loom,
s%c; Lonsdsls. sac; Lnwood. eass Masonviljs DC;
New York Mii,s lles Or Own, Sees PspPsrsL "a.
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Oil.

NEW YORK. June 14.-Petroleum opened steady
but after slight decline in the early trading became
strong. A period OF dullress then snsued and the
price sagged of slightly closing steady. New York
Consolidated Exchange opening 76ssc highest II lsc
lowest, 76A4c; closing, 77iec. New York Stock Elk
change opening 1850; highest 77isc; lowest 76l4e
closing nc. Total sales, both exchanges, LIS
600 brs.
OIL CITY. Pa. June Educational Transit certi6.
opened at 767sc; highest 77lsc; lowest 764c;
closed, TIE; sales, 700 brls; clearances, l.
3120 900 brs; charters 44.603 brls; shipments, 5l,-
sos brls; runs. 43. LOG brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa. june 14.-Petroleum- quiet but
steady. National Transit certificates opened 76a
closed at 77lse; highest. 77isc lowest 76lsc.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 14.-Turpentins firm at
33l4c bid.
CLEVELAND. June 14.-Petroleum easy; standard
white 1l0o, zl4c
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 14.-Turpsntine irm
at 33lzc.
CHARLESTON, s. O.. June 14.-Turpentins steady
az 3Sc.
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Instruments fled Tor record in tho recorders Office
Of Marion county. Indiana for the twentyour hours
ending at 5 r. NJ. June IA. 1888. rs furnished by
Elliot Butler sbstracters Of titles. Room 3D. Etns
Building:
Samuel Hevcrng to John II. Stewart part
of lot 10 In block % IN James p.
brakes addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Chas c. Topp to Adeiine @. CARRIER. lot /.
square IL, in Central Park addition 100000
Anna S. Butler to Butler University. lots
Is and Is, in Buffers addition to Col
lege Corner - 4,ocS.oO
Harry j. 1illgan trustee, to Adine Mail
lard, lot 2. in square 10. Of e. A.
Fletcher, jr.'s northeast addition 10000
John Kraft to Anna B. Kraft. part OF the
southeast quarter. section II. township
10, range . o,oOO.OO
Jessie IL. Chandler to Benjamin Davis
part Of lot IL, in square 81. 10000
John D. Shafer 70 Joanna Deford. lot l.
in block l. r the second addition TO the
town Of Allis onviue-- .---...--..-.--- 225.00
John w. wray TO Samu<l Sd snk. part Of
the west half Of the northeast quar-
tn. section 10. township Is north. of
Sarah Anderson to Hamilton g. Powell
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
4 Fair Degree of Activity in the Wheat
Pit, Trading Being Chiefly Local.

Quiet Business in Corn, Though the Spscu-
lstive Feeling Is Ssrong-0ats Dull-Pro-
visions Qnist, with bat Little Change.
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FIELD SEEDS


wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON 8 HOSES
SEED STORE. 70 and so Z. Market s.. Indianapo-
Lin. Samples and prices Furnished on application.
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UNITED STATES SCALE CO
TERRE HAUTE. IND.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Manufacturers Of Railroad-track. Wagon, Hopper,
Dormant, Depot, Miners and other Scales. Pro-
tected bearings, combination and bushel beams and
other valuable and patented improvements Do,t
buy Scale till you look this up and get prices
and references. All work up by experienced
builders and guaranteed satisfactory, and to give
standard weight longer than any other scales made
Second hand Wagon and Raiiroadtrack Scales-Fair-
banks. Howe and other makes-constsntly on hand
and for sale chesp.
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Cotton.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Cotton firm. Upland,
10iec; Orleans 1ol4cs sales. sos bales Futures
closed quiet June, lo.03c; July, 1o.0Se; August
10.17c; September, 9.69c; October, 9.47c; Novem-
Der. q. SOC; December Gases January. 947c; Febru-
AIRY. 9-5{e; March, 962es April, 9.70c; May. 9.7Se
NEW ORLEANS, June l4.--Cotton quiet. Mid
ding. flee; low middling 8 i5-l6es good ordi
2ol0 baes sales. 1850 bales; stoek. 65.774 bales
LIVERPOOL. June 14.--Cotton irm. with fair de-
mand; sales 10. 600 bales nclSdng 1000 bales for
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Commo Cattle Barely steady nc Lower Prices
Heavy Mixed Hogs Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS. June Il.
CATrLs-- Receipts. 200 shipments. 100. Fair
supply, and the quality generally of common and
medium grad 'es; the market was barely steady at
shade lower p, css green. half fattsd stock Is slow
sale few late ar rivals left unsold good. thick
fat shippers find ready sale At good prices.
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But few articles have reached such world
wide reputation ~ Angostufa Bitters- For
over 80 years they have been the acknowledged
standard regulators Of the dieestive organs
Their success has melted limitations Be sure
you get the genuine article manufactured only
By DR.. J. G. B. Sieesrt & Sons
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lot 37l, IN Fletcher ct als subdivision
Of oasios 80 :. -. .. - l.4sooo
Helen Rosenberger to Carina B. O. Eagles
field. lot 80 and part of lot %. in Glib
.sdlsio saoa.,'9- 81 .oensoa. a... 100000
VIM. Rowe TO John Fromhald, lot AZ. in
ri.s addition. ... :. =. :. D- $500
convsyancss, IL; consideration. 4le so
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- Inc only nno VIII SoIid tr6lnS %
Bloomington and Peoria with through cars to princi
pal Missouri river points in several hours less time
than any other line. Also through Sleeping and Re-
clning chair Cars via Danvile to Chicago making
qaick time at lower rates. than any other line The
authorized diferential route East. with quick time
and through tickets principal Eastern cities.
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at Indianapolis Union Depot
Leave going East --4:l0 am hoo am 300 pm
Leave going West.s7:30 am $3.50 pm N1l:O0 pm
Arriss from East. ZOO am 3:15 pm 1000 pm
Arrive from West-+3:50 am 1O:40 am $40 pm
Daily. All trains have the finest of Buffet Sleep
and Reclning-chair Cars. For tickets and full in
formation apply l3S South Illinois St. the Union
Depot, Indianapolis or to any agent on the line.
EHLook in local column for special notices of ex
cursicns. reduced rates. etc.
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ST. LOUIS. June 14.-Lead-Common 3.62ise;
refined, $3.50.
NEW YORK June 14--coppsr steady; lake.
weak; strata IL. SOC.
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+ NEW YORK. june 1A.-Dry Goods-Thsrs was
fair demand for miscellaneous classes Of cotton
goods, Abe dark prints.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA LINEs-THE DIRECT AND
i POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis - follows
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsf.
Leave for PtsbrR -. l30am 2:55pm 50pm
- Richmond and Columbus. s:00am 4:0opm
Arrive from Ny. q Pitsbg ll:40am 7:5npm 10.2Dpm
=" :. Columb's. Richm'd, etc. s.4oam 3:3opm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change.
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and North .1l:l5am 11:o0pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 4:00am 3;30pm
j., NJ = I. \. R.-soufH.
Leave for Louisville
and the South. 3:30am s:Ooam 40opm o:oopm
Arrive from Louisville
and the South. TO- 43am 11:l0am 7:45pm 10:50pm
I. ". u. \. soUTHwEsT.
Leave ror Il0am 4.l5pm
Arrive from l0:45am 4:a0pm
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IRON AND STEEL.
IrArBER. HIpESANp rALLow.

LEArHER-Oak sole, 33037e; hemlock sole, ESQ
&c; harness, 80 1850; skrtins 3703Sc: black bril-
de y doz., $60065; fair bride. $50 076 y doz;
city Kip, $60os0 French kip: s5c o$i 20; CITY eslf
HIDEs-No. /, cured, 6; No. 2, 4044c No. ],
green. Sc; No. 1calf, green 6ci No. calf. cured.
6l9c; No. 2, 20 off; dry salt. Sc; hint 100
Damaged, onethird of the aoove prices
SHEEPsKINs-50cD$1.
TALLow-Prime, fig 04c.
GREAsE-Brown, 2i9ei yellow, z%c white. 5as04e
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Dog Farming in Ehinn.

The yeNiinR OF dogs for their skins Ia
purHusA In China just rs sheep farming
10 In Australia. There are Thousands
Of small dog and RoSt fArms scattered
over tho northern distTioSs Of MAD churia
and Mongolia. Nature hiss provided 3
magnificent protection to Withstand
the cold Of thes9 morn thern lAtltudes,
where the thsrmomster (FAhTenhe!t)
gses down . O below 47rn-tbat is, 80
of fr5sl, and Il is dcubtful II the dog.
skin8 Of any other pGss Of the world ars
TO ba compared with, those from Man
ohuTiR or Mongolia, either in size,
length OF hAlr or quslity. The fur i3,Rt
Its Beet during the winter, and the dog
10 KILLED before the a3aw sets In, Whion
ls effected not by the knife, Whioh
NIL ght iujure the f1g, but by strRnRnlA
ton. Last year the value OF the skin
fell off, oW ng to tao stocks OF previous
years being unc ssiFered. Il is diAeult
e1 understand how the iarners can rear
the animals for abe price they obtain for
the hides To pEoyide well ads dog
akia rug at least eight animals must
be slauEhieTf4 vhloh ut three fAals iier
rug Of S0.lnchss by 63 inches, Wonld al
low not qults 30 cents per dog, tnclud.
ing the sewing, choosing, tzo., for the
skins must faisly match in eolFo. The
flesh, however, la no doubs used for
human food, and the market value
thereof eaters largely Into the farm's
pIoht ana loss account. When girl is
married he receives, perhaps, six dogs
as her dowTy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
q Uannfinn hlnrnar.

QUEpEc, July "A. On Friday iast q
WonstowD. Richmond and Wolf,
Oouhtiea, Pierre EABalAc, . wealthy
young farmer, who six mouths ARt
married the sister Of one RENT Eamen,
tsgue, waB murdered by bis wife and
Remi. The latter came 10 Eassiac end
after drinking considerable began 10 bg
gallant towards his sister, who seemed
rather partial to his attertIonP. Eassins
Indignantly ordered him 10 leave the
house and he did 60, Mrs. EAssiao en-.
brscing him % he departed and begged
him not 10 ceasa TO love her bt cause her
huebAnd had inBulted him.
a quarrel followed between man and
vile, in the course of which Lamon.
tasue entered with gun and shot Eas-
siao through both cheeks, and with q
racer, procured by the wife; cut his
throat severlnR the windpipe. The
murdegers then stretched their victim
on bed, covered II with q mRttTess,
set Gre 70 the bad snd left the house
EstsiAoi TecOving his senses, dropped
from the window, crAwled to . neigh
boris three.quArterB 5i mile away,
told the story By sigma aud then tainted
away.
At that moment HrF. Eassiac sp
peAEed apparently In sn agony OF grief
to beg assistance to save her hustGed
from the burning bou'e. When taken
up stairs and confronted with her hua
band che quite lost her self DO ssesaion
nnd assumed M Indifference that was
absolutely silly. HAssieo died yesteT
day noon. The wlfs isln jail awaiting
trial for murder. L9moptagus has dis
APPEARED. Ofiioers are after him.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Hbsnas oFInAs-a.,

AZ receRt breach Of promise sui
In Bristol, England, 1t was testified
that during the six years that the de
fendant, a young man Of 21, had paic
court 70 the fair plaintiff, o thousand
letters bad passed between the lovers
I-5O0 on each side.
The Kansas City Star asks: How
many people know it to be fact that
the Legislative of Kansas years ago
offered thousand dollars to the FIRST
man who raised q family of thirteen
children within the borders OF the
Stale24 Such is fact"
The destruction of forests has pro-
ceeded 30 rapidly in Prussia oflate
years that the Government has passed
law protecting timber. II is de-
clared that the climate in many dis.
tricts is Changing, and rivers and lakes
are becoming shallow In consequence
of the Wholesale cutting sway of
woods.
High rents, according to the Kansas
City Star, "are damaging more Kansas
towns 10 day than all ether evils com.
&ned. PeOTle may prosper to q Ger.
tain extent where there is q diversity
of0pinion, and town can sometimes
dreg along without brass band, base
ball club or hoge company. but when
high rents begin to get iDtheir work,
you may as we'll pack yoar grip and
prepase TO vacstc:"
The sidewalk in front of some prop
erty In Cambridgeport (SIAss. was
fenced IN the other night. and remain
ed so inclosed for twenty four hours,
to the great inconvenience Of passers
by. The Boston journal explains
that the land, or rather that portion of
the sidewalk fenced in, belongs TO an
estate to Jetain the title of which 1t
must be inclosed for at least twenty
iour hours once in twenty years.
''As a matter OF sweet experience" +"
writes q gestlemsn TO the New York
World, "let me say that touch OF oil
OF tar on tho skin of my 9-year. old boy
has kept mosquitoes from molesting
him. Before he was bitten hundreds
of times evsEy night, and every bite
made lump The smell is liked by.
all, l believe. Take an empty four
ounce bottle 10 any drug store and for
five cents enough will be procured to
last family of five the whole season."
A bill has been introduced into Par
liament to ''resSict the excessive height
Of buildings in existing streets in Lon
don." The proposal is that no build
ing except church or a chapel shall,
be erected in a street, thoroughfare, or
place of less width than 60 feet, which
shall exceed 60 feet in height; and as
to streets of greaseT width, any build
ing except a church or chapel must
not exceed IN height the width of the
thoFOughfare in question. If it be de-
sired 10 infringe these regulations,
consent Of the authorities must be first
obtained. BY transgressing the rules
thas laid down man is to make him
self liable to a penalty of G5, and a
further penalty os 40 shillings for each
dsy during which the offence cen
tiaves
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
LARK's ELIGHT.
TRHDHaIo wRATEARToa.


Out In the country the bells were ringing,
Out In the noldB was q child At play,
And up 70 heaven lark went tiuRinK,
Bliihe and freo on that morn in MAY.
ana ths child lookoi up a. sac heard the
singing,
Watching tine lark a. It scared away;
~ sweet lark, toll me, helvenwATd wing.
Shall I also 90 TO heaven one dsyr,
ID ,ep in the sh sde Of mighty city,
foiIod woman for da u bread,
Only lark 70 see her and pity,
singing oil day in = cage o'eihe9d.
And there thoy dHolt In a room together,
PTlsonsd and pent IN the narrow stroot,
bu' she bird sun sang Of the golden
And the woman dreamed OF her childhood
tWset.
5 III 10 hsr dreams the bslls were ringing,
Still child in the nslds wAa tho,
singing,
ktssed hin gently and set hin free.
And up and on as tue lRfh went singing,
Down came vo C tina. ueomei 10 pRJ:
Even g. the lara is hesvenWaId WlnRinR.
Thou chat 80 also to heaven one dsS %"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Prsssziss for ~ Fuus-nl.

There 10 no doubt bat there will b {
large tuFnouB Of the members Of tLas
Grand Army Of the RsPublic ct the
funeral Of the lste JAneI II. WrlRhtiug.
ton sext Sunday Afterno IN. The mem
berS Of smyth Post will turn ont In
foros, and there Is no doubt bot they
will bejotned by nambers OF tis9 MON
bers Of ether Posts. There will 5s de
tail Of police, and no one will he psr.
mitted ~ enter the cemetery ezcspE
those In tire procession Aad lot hsldsrs
Any one attempting 10 scale the Walle
or fence will DO ArrAa'e@
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

Frank NJ. DampmAn, or shy VIII.
minRton Wheel Club, recently usads 20
miles on the Lancaster turnpike IN oa o
hour fourteen nluutss aud lily seooudE,
beas!ng the chsmpsoaship record foi
thnt distance. made b. o. W. MerEfksW
by thivty six seconds. Mr.. DAmpnsan
was not In condition as she time, aad is
now training TO bsat ti-S best Amer iSna
record for twenty milss, which is ans
hour eleven minutes and thirty. Two
seoondR,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
ETdsnnsirn Meanings sAlo.

At the eRla In New York city Mon
day of tbs Eydeaheim ysarlinsP, bred
by the lsts OommsdOrs Kittson, twelve
colts ana seventeen Allies Were eOid, i,
netting elS,925. A oh, t. by inp DAl-
naeArlioch-W Welis. By Lexington,
bBeaRht So 100, TIA top price. Captain
William M. OOnnOr aacursd the Ally 4,
q. W. Walden, Of MiddleburR, Nd,
bidding So 600 Tor her.
The next highest price brought was
FOR ch. 4. by RefoFm-MaggieB b. g., by
Australia, 81 ,5OJ, to r. w. Walden.
The highest price paid for colt was for
Ray, (brotber to Pardee,) by Alarm
s ster of Mercy, by War Dance, pur-
chased by George F. johnson, New
York, price 81 ,225
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
"why, has he gone away, and

"Why, has he gone away, and
where top
Yes, he left the next evening afteI
] told him we heard his conversation,
and no person knows where he is, and
l don't think any person cares"
Three months later there was o
double wedding at Grace Church, and
Of course the brides. dressed in white,
looked beautiful, and the old saying,
Happy is the bride the sun shines
on, seemed verified. Then, surely,
their paths through life will be bright.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
gut Agaln....hs Is. ana o. zsl,sr.

Mrs, Priscilla Miller, OF P0WhAtan,
Nd, widow Of james b. Miller. by
john @ Rose attorney, fled hill Ia
the UIrcnit OJdrt yesterday aGalnSt ths
Baltimore AMI Ohio Emploges, Relief
Association TO compel the defendant -
pay her 81, 010 claimed 70 bo due on her
husbands certificate Of mt 2Aberehips in
the associSsi9n, which, she claims, was
surrendered by mistake 9pon the dit-
charge OF MF. Miller frnDk the employ
Of the rAaiEoAd company.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Dr. sinn,a, laya uurn

Is The wonderful rSmsuy for all diseasss
and weaknosS OF the eyes. A &c 1tlpm I'd
who could not see an object three feet
od could zee distinctly and plain = RooA
distance away en- asing ons bJttlo. Sc
with many others whom We oau Yeier 10
Supplied in 25 aud 80 cent hovtles.
Prescription of DE-. J. SimmD & Son,
Fourth and King streets, WilasiuI,son
Del. Bold by daalaru.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
BALTIMOkE . uA1AO EAIMnOAg .
BOHHDUkE n AFEEOr, April 20. 1883
Trains lesTa JsIHwArs Avenue Dspsa
EASf rsGlUHD,


BUHHDULE n MFEEOr, April 20, 1883
Trains lssTs Delaware Avsaus Dspsa
EASr ELlUND.
RoF Philadelphia and Chester, glg, 7 81
SIS, % 800 90, 10 90 and all Il a. IN; OOB o.
8 Bbs sb 20, 5 Is. 0 40, I 90, Hs ss and 50 D. y
Un SundSyB,5 90, 7 b6, . ob, 10 so and EiI IA :
N. co. oo,s bs,aS -, 20. 1928 90 ana u
p. N.
For Singerly, accommodation, daily u d
q. m.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily sz
oept Sunday 0 IS q. m.
For Chicago and PittsburE, express, dsilJ
7 BS o, m.
0lncinnAti and st. Louis express, dan,
II IS N.
Baltimore accommodation, daily IS m
Plttsburg, OhtosR0 and St. Louis express
daily 20 p m.
SingSrly accommodation, daily 30 . N.
EOG LARDENBEk3,p . 10 q. M.i,ua,ia
only, ll;oo =. a, dAilJ sKcspt Sunday, . q
TfsInl isays market Btrssa Station:
FER PhiLsdAphia 2 s9 p. M. daily, Pc
Baltimore - P. a., daily. EoI LSnden
bsra $50 and u.Oo a. M. daily, except sun
day; loa. n on sunday o1SSi a.et and t,s'
Pitts6nTS. Chicago and 81. Louis axprsu
Trains ior Xupinston-Lsays Phnasa
phis, daily, - %, lo.0o, Hli 60 a. n, u o.
neon, y, a,ee, Z 30, ASOo, ESQ. ale, 10 10
Daily, except sunday, LEO, T.SO =. n
san. and 20 p. M.
sundays only, ale . m,
EKpysas trSibss
RArBs TO WESTERN POINTS LOwn THA'
VIA ANY OTHER LINZ.
". n. ULEEIENTn. Q. O.5OULh
Qsnn nsnAEoR. asn1 RSsa. AESs
TsleDhoaa bio. IVA.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
kSrovIuISz

Esse ahaAPe1t has housa In eho o11y
RU1nHOFa hroB.' A04 Market atRo0A
O5pping and lseohing, lOs Il, Second Of
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numpb.
Try BaSh's coal you will surely like 1t,
hti,aTd Y. Davis, teweler, Il. second Gt.
Fine 10 X. Rings, At HAnrs, Is e. Fourth.
Frssk Hoop smith, druggist, TN and King
American Laundry, eO2 West Front street
Hollls, no. I Sesl I'd street, has returned
from Chicago, and is still opea though his
ouFtAi1s are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

The 2iuksls Stove ard Hsatsr Co.,
No. 605a Bhtpley streat. HeadQuarters
for gasoline stoves md oil stoves. The
Jewel vaPjr stove Rlvea universal salts.
faction :. .is is perfectly sSte. Ths Mont
tor oil stdve 10 acknowledged to be the
best stove In the mArE9t; . perfect
baker 1nd free from smeke or smell
We ssll them on their meEita; try one.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Doctor

aid that the secret Of good health
,ed In keeping the head cool, tho
,nrm, and the bowels open. Had
pincnt physician lived in our day,
pown the merits Of Ayers Pills
hporient, he would certainly have
bnended them, as so many of his
uI,hed successors are doing.
celebrated Dr. Farnsworth, oi
M, Conn, recommends Ayers
Is the hest Of all remedies fol-
tmittcnt Fcyers."
!. L. Fowler, OF Bridgeport
saws: ayers Pills are highly
iyerelly spoken of by the people
here. ] make daily use Of them
Dractice."
iayhew, Of New Bedford, Mass,
"Iaying prescribed many thou.
bf Ayers Pills, in my practice, l
hcsilatingly pronounce them the
shartic in use"
Massachusetts, State Assayer, DR..
hnycs, Crrtihes 81 have made q
analysis Of Ayers Pills. They
the active principles Of we'll
drugs. Isolated from inert mat
rh plan is, chemically speaking,
Importance to their usefulness.
les activity, certainty, and uni
NJ effect. Ayers Pills contain
Bile or mineral substance, but
sucs of vegetable remedies in
comMnation."
syer' S Pills,
lyprJ, e. Aycr& & Co., Lowell, MasL
Ly ell Dealers in Medicine
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
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