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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
LOCAL BASE BALL
LvELY GAMES PLAYE0 YESTERDAY
Ths nsassna4n Donaziiy 4sd 8eAss, the
Dsrbss ssd ths . n |" ss1sss ths
wa.srs-Ehs asadsE c@a fts<
O4f shs LsssEs

Ranons PARK. the FuiEon-st- grounds.
ths ialf grounds ana the Shernan-st-
grounds seFs al scenes II Interesting BAL
games yssfsTday. and several reporters Of
tas TELEsaka- II kEALD took II a. much Of
shs fun a. tAsy could u shs tiI.s they had
- sp4ss from tEsir church duties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Hufchsrsd Hia Family.

wAsBIseTos. July 29.-Edwsrd Wiley. q
colored man living in Browns Court, this
rrerning. in q Fl of jealous. rage cut his
wnes threat and that of his little boy, and
then ate IN pt ed suscids. The baby is not
expected to live. Wiley is seriously In
jured. He is now in custody of the po-
lice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Bar sHoEE L. l., July 2s.-The steam
yacht susquehsnns, with President Cleve-
land and party on board, is still here. The
President went fishing sgsin yesterday
morning on . small sailing vessel in the
great South Bay. Il is reported he hss
caught forty blue esh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Aa1no 600 Mil an Hirs.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 29.-At 10
O'Clock tonight John DeNsrsnne's large pa
per mill at East Lee. Mass, was on FIRE. and
Il is thought to have been entirely des-
troyed. Telegrsphic comnunicstion is in
terrupted sad no particulars have been re-
ceived. The mill was vsluedist 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
The Kids.

The Rockers and The Golden Gates
played game on the Harrison grounds
ten in favor of the Rockers. The Rockers
challenge any club of their age IL years old
and under.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
IAN RTled Up.s

The members of Go. X base ball club
are riled. all because they went to the East
st. ball grounds yesterday to play a game
with the Derbys. and then the Derby's
never came
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

LoSDoS. July 2s-wtlle gem snith, TIE
PuEilist. wss driving fron kilbnrn te Lon.
dox. his carriage came into collision with
another sehlols. Smlsh ~ss thrown out sno
sustained INJURIES 10 his rita and 1scs- hs
" a. picked up lnsenslels.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

NEw YosK. July 29.-The Norfolk and
New Brunswick Hosiery Company. Of New
Brunswick. y. J., shut down Yesterday for
an indefinite period, and SO men. women
and children we're thrown out Of employ
mani
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

The l. u. Wsstons AMI the Alsrts played
rafting game of ball on the Sherman-st.
grounds yesterday afternoon. The game
was ine one. and even exciting. and wit
messed by about 500 people. The result was
a close victory for the Westons, as will be
seen by the following score
wessons 0 l o 8 1 16
Alerts....---... --......-.-.......-1 / 0 o o o.
Batteries-wilson and wilworth: Thompson
and NiersmA
Base Htts-Westons 3; Alerts >
Err0rs-N estons ,, Alerts Z.
Cmpire-Mckeeysr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

CHICAGO. July 2e.-Hugh Hacker shot
and killed Dennis NcGurl at the formers
ho1as on Wsstern-sv. ssriJ hi. evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Summer Lawns, JuBiie
Stripes. Persian Plsids an
Figured and Dotted SwIsse
sacrificed.
We will sell the balance {
our Summer Lawns, wort
from S to 20 cts per yard fo
4 and S cents.
Jubilee Stripes worth %
and SOC, for l2tc per yard.
To close Persian Plsiss an,
Stripes, worth 30c for opk
l2tc.
We have about 30 pieces o
Figured and Dotted Swiss
worth from 35 TO 60c, take
your choice for only 25cts PEI
yard.
We have on ouI counters
about fifty Parssols, the BAL
ance OF our immense stock.
take your choice and we will
fix the price to suit you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Battefiss-H.. D & J.. Coon, LArdie. Tower
McNaas, Wohlburg
sfruck oat-By Coon IA. by McVane 4
Base ails-a. d a j. 2. Towers.
tnDife--HoN4rd
Tine u game La
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Ma cus7pab-Fse ss-T sc--, sszf
Pssslzy. 'iseS ! -.
Ms. Psealsy-F - iszd ( r1stsaE
Ms casuaE Esh--I Sane frczrse q Tocf -
cne % 70 kass. sn k-ocSsd ct foz
tee~h
Nrs Psssssv-Esi.zs csz ksb teeth-
rfi1ei
Atrs. c8iz8psk-.skiIl 3oes' 1e si<lTsse
Rec 'nAl6 harP~nsd Ter - fzck'1 5beT .
feEos TinA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Watch this column for
Special Bargains during the
month of January.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Batteries Printers. Payne, Higgins and Tegge
Der5ys. kirsnman and kirkup.
mpire-kouey
, 1888-07-05
s.Eis pos, Day and Night.

The vigilaIt imp, indigestion. goads Us
with bis many lashed scourge. Each
lash is diabolie symptom. No comfort
in eating misery Afterwards, little or
broken rest at night, VisitaiIons of the
nightmare during fltful intervals OF
sleep. an uprising uUrefreshed and with
out appetite, sleepiness and yawning
during the day, nervousness and irrita-
bility of temper, even monomania in ex-
treme cases. Hard to bear, all this.
Necessary? MOL Thousand times no,
$50 long as H0stetter's Stomach Bitters.
the nations specific fer indigestion,
acute or chronic. is Prccurable. The
comusncement OF a course Of this medi-
cine ID the commencement Of q cure.
Prompt relief first. absolute Grad dication
subsequently, The truth of this state
ment, backed up by irrefragable testi-
mouy, is we'll known TO the American
people. So are others, w: tLat the
Biiters averts and cures fever and ague
AID bilious renitteDt, and removes ner-
vousness, biliousuess, constipation, and
kidney aud bladder troubles.
, 1888-07-05
NEW RAILROAD CORPORATION.
Port Townsend TO Have Direct Con-
neotion with the 0. L. & n. Railway.
sgec.aI to Ire seattle Times:

Spsclgt TO Ire Seattle Times:
PoRr TowxsEND, June 2S.-Articles
Of incorporation of the Port Town
send Bay and Columbia River Rail
way Company were fled this morn
ing with the county auditor. The in
corporators, Captain james Carroll.
Alaska. Ii. l. TibbaIs, jr.. Port Town
send, ". L, David Wail=ca. Seattle.
Melville II Buchanan, Port Townsend
and Charles \. Dyer. Port Towns
send, state the purposes Of the com :
qnny in their articles aboat as FOL
lows:
The liGe : to i,cginat point on
Port Townsend bay. aud extend
south through Jefferson, Mason.
Chehalis, Thurston, l. wis. Cowlitz
and Clark, to point on the Golum
bia river, where connection can be
had with the o. II. 6 n Co.'S. line Of
railroad: furthermore to construct.
conduct. maintain, build, buy and
sell railroad and steamship lines for
transportation md carriage of pas
seagers and f. ighU; to build and
maintain a telegraph line in connec-
tion herewith.
The amount of capital stock of
this incorporation Is S3,000.000, Gi-
vided into $4,000 shares at 500 per
share. A preliminary survey has
been qnietly made over the proposed
line, and it was found to be quite
feasible. The incorporators, who are
also a board of trustees for the first
six months, are either directly or in
directly closely related to the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company in
business, as well as i'll confidence,
and it is belioved.that that incorpo
ration is at the bottom of this scheme
and intends running a road to this
city for an outlet for their great
wheat shipments from the Columbia
river and eastern Washington dis
triCts.
, 1888-07-05
The Tacoma Ners Dem.): We

The Tacoma Neus Deml: We
do not credit the report that Mr..
Voorhees, intends to reconsider his
published refusal to be a candidate
for re election. His attack upon
President Cleveland in an interview
some time ago makes it consistent
for him to be a candidate or for the
party which has endorsed the presi-
dent to nominate him, and we have
no doubt that his Judgement accords
with this view of the question. As
the president is TO be re elected the
people of the territory will desire, as
they need, to have delegate at
Washington who will task things of
the administration" and ask in such
4 way as to receive. There is great
need of more attention from the diff
ferent departments to the wants of
our rapidly growing territory. We
need new postoffices, new or extend
ed postal routes; we need to have the
public land, particularly that which
IS adapted to agricultural settlement.
Immediately surveyed, and we should
have a delegate who can secure these
demands. At Washington, as else
where, we believe honey catches
more flies than vinegar"
, 1888-07-05
0bjecIons to Fuller

The FIVE objections to the confrma
tion of Mr.. Fuller as chief justice,
as summed up by the Washington
Post, are as follows: Il. He was an
intense copper-head during the war,
and voted in the Illinois Legislature
in 1863 for the resolution denouuc-
ing the emancipation proclamation
as calculated to bring to shame. DIS
grace and infamy to the hitherto un
sullied flag of the republic 2 After
the proclamation was issued he sup
ported resolution that 10 amend.
ment to the constitution should ever
be made to intefere with states rights.
3. He voted against the bill extend.
ing the right OF suffrage 70 the volun
teer soldiers of Illinois. 4. He never
distinguished himself at the bar s.
It is uawise to select as chief justice
a man predjudiced on war questions. ,
, 1888-07-05
Their Esas,.es. Booming.

Probably TO one thing has caused suc!,
a general revival Of trade at Il. ID. Hill Il
Sons drag store as their giving away to
their customers OF 50 many free trial bot
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures aod
never disappoints Coughs, Cold. Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, Group and all throat aud
sng diseases quickly cured. You can
test it hs'are buying by getting trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted,
, 1888-07-05
When Baby was sick, we gave her Ca5toris.
When abe was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mas, she clung to Casto-ia,
When she had Children, she gave them Castcria

Try ST. PATRIcK's PILLS and compare
their effect with any other kind made,
They contain the good properties of the
older preparations in the market com
bined With the most valuable medicines
discovered in modern times. As q cath
artic AID liver pill st. Patrick's are per-
lection. Sold by Jas d Mink'eE.
, 1888-07-05

You are teG:Ins depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered With
Headache, you are fiigetty, nervous.
aud generally ant OF sorts, and want to
brace up B.Ace up. but not with slim
uIanis, sprii medicines, or bitters,
which have for THAR basis very cheap,
bad whisky AID which stimulate you
for an hour, I'd then leave you III worse
condition Il N before. What yon want
is an altefn i've that will purify Your
blood, start eal:Ly action OF the Liver
and Kidneys -esi IRE your vitality. and
give renewed leFItb and strength. Such
a medicine Y, " il fiud in Electric Bit
ters. and only s. cents bottle at n. d.
Hill e so -
, 1888-07-05
PENSION YEToES.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the sen
ate to-day Davis, from the pension
committee, reported back eight vetoed
pension bills, with the recommenda-
ton that they be passed notwith-
standing the presidents vetoes.
The eight bills were placed on the
calendar. A motion to have the
committees report on them printed
in the Record was agreed to.
, 1888-07-05
FLOODS IN MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, June 26.-Tele~
graphic communication, which has
been interrupted for several days by
floods, has been restored. Particu-
lars of terrible disaster on the line
of the Mexican Central railway, par
ticularly at Leon and Silas, were OBJ
tanned during the past ten days.
The tablelands between here and
Zacotecas have been visited by un-
precedented rains, every mountain
riyulet along the Central railway for
more than 200 miles has been con
verted into a destructive torrent aud
the Aalleys present the appearance of
lakes. Many cities and towns have
been Inundated, and Leon and SiIas
| have been partially DESTROYED.
, 1888-07-05
How to Cu,e salt r,Leam and rettcr.

Many persons firmly believe that salt
rheum cnunoE be cured and quietly sub
= 10 be tortured by them. II they
iuyes. twenty-five cents IN q bot
Chamberlain's Eve and Skin ONT
IT aud apply j. es directed they wnuid
on become convinced ~ their error.
I alnast instantly relieves t!ie itching
3uroing sensation and has CURED
cases afrer they bad resisted al,
treatment for from ten 70 twenty
Try IT,. For sale by
JAS. D. MISKLzR.
, 1888-07-05
Jefferson County, Washington Territory Thursday July 1885

ial!y uumerated. or provided Tor
Brewer, of Michigan, II supporting
the motion, referred to the 5tIOng
competition which existed between
the farmers Of Northern Michigan
aud those Of the Province Of ontario,
and he rotested against the removal
of the small tariff which was ROW
laid upon vegetables imported from
Canada. Brown Of Virginia said the
question presented WIS whether the
farmers Of this country saoUld be
permitted to f~oi BE people or the
United States. ur whether the farm
er- OF other countries should bo al
lowed to do 50. -TGuaiar, OF New
York, ironically expressed hiS aimF-
alton for the generosity ef tie com
mlttee Of ways and means IN opening
northern markets 10 Canadian farm
srs. L that Was goet American po.-
y, lrt the committee follow il, hut
along the Canadian border there
were Intelligent farmers. VINO would
give them their opinion Of this cut
throat legislation when November
same around.
THE OREGON ELECTION.
SALEM, June 28.-The official can
yass OF tie vote OF Washington III
the last election has just been COM
pleted. The vote for representative
in congress was as follows: Her.
mgun, republican, 1880; GeariU,
democrat, 25,4l3; Miller, prohibition
list, 1874
This gives Hermann a majority of
2433 over all, and plurality over his
democratic opponent Of 1907.
CRAZY IS EVER.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-In the
course of speech last night at
democratic ratification meeting held
here, Henry Watterson said Of the
republican platform: "The issue
forced upon the country by the re
publicans is not one of protection
against free trade. Let no protec- |
ZIONIST SO delude himself. If there
be any, however, who seeks to pre-
cipitate free trade. literally to burn |
down factories and blow up custom
houses, he should support this re-
publican platform and bid God speed |
to its prompt application and rigid |
enforcement, because if its terms
could be carried out in good faith |
it would culminate in such glut of |
an already supplied homo market,
and such consequent loss of employ
ment to American workmen as would |
surely bring the whole edifce down
upon its authors, like the original or
dinances of secession which LAID the
axe of revolution at the very root of
the tree of slavery, though meant to
save it. 1t is the first step yet taken
in the United States toward COM
plete overthrow of the customs sys-
tenn"
A GREAT STRIKE.
QUEBEC, Hume 29-Ihe knights OF
Labor are organizing for mammoth
strike, to occur simultaneously with
the abrogation OF the ship iaborers'
charter by the provincial parliament.
ADVANCE IN COAL.
NEW York, June &c sIifornin
companies give notice that they will
advance prices about % cents per
ton on interior and western business
july lst
, 1888-07-05
OPPOSES THE REPUBLICANS.

LONDON. June 27 Dislike of Blaine
marks the English comments on the
Chicago Convention. The press is
resentful against the party which is
opposed to give British manufacture
ers monopoly of American trade in
American markets.
, 1888-07-05
WAsHJNGTnS

WARRINGTON,
today, passed a ioll
viding temporarily foI
of the government in cases
preparation bills have not =,
laws prior to July l. - ho,
than went into committe
whole, Springer, of Illinois,
chair, OF tie tariff bill. Bal
New York, moved to strike frol
free list vegetables il their nal
state, or insalt or brine neither s.
, 1888-07-05
BLAINE TO BE WELCOMED.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The fol
lowing is announced to-day: There
is movement on foot to give Blaine
the most stupendous reception ever
presented to an American upon his
return from Europe. The pro-
gramme contemplates running ex-
cursion trains from all parts of the
country to New York. Sherman will
NEE, him. aud a procession of Har-
rison and Morton clubs will conduct
him home according to present ar
rangemenis, Blame will remain in
New York two days He will then
go to Augusta and remain about two
weeks. At the expiration Of that
time he viii make an opening speech
Augusta. Then he will go to New
Philadelphia. Pittsburg and
Sains being arranged
or city, through north
and as far vest as
He will after
- and return
eas sas, Me-
= brask;., Ohio,
, 1888-07-05
WILL FORMALLY NOTIFY.

CHICAGO, June ga meeting of
the committee of the republican ma
tional convention, which is to notify
the nominees for the presidency and
vice presidency of the action of the
convention, was held this morning.
Morris n Estee was made chairman
and Capt. John g. Daugherty, of
Tennessee, secretary. On motion of
Governar Rosts, of Arkansas, the
-Jine for notifying candidates was
left to the discretion of the chair.
Chairman Estee then decided that
it would be very appropriate time
to notify General Harrison of lis
nomination at noon on the Fourth of
July The committee then ad
journed to meet again at 10 o'clock
a. m; July 4th at Indianapolis.
, 1888-07-05

Go TO Hill 4 Sons for Homeopathic
medicines. Guides with compiate-MA-
LERIA MEDIcAs 10 be had upno Eppiica-
ficn
, 1888-07-05
DEATH OF AN HISTORIAN.

New YORK, June 26.-Siduey How
ard Gay, authos of Bryant and Gays
History of the United States" died
asst night at his residence in Nav
Brighton, Staten Island, after three
years. illness, caused by an affection
Of the spine.
, 1888-07-05

Pain Paint" new and wonderful
Medicine. very efieaeious, is Being sold
by Mr.. Vim. Mills Agency at LaiImer
& Co.'S. Look oat for advertisement IN
nfIr next isaIIa
, 1888-07-05
Stockholders Meetinu.

he annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Puget Sound telegraph Campany will be
held at tie ufic OF the Comp ny AZ OIL Town
send, W. y. on Monday, july o, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. TIIOS. T. MINOR, President.
, 1888-07-05

Before you start IN a journey go and
see Jas. d. Minkler and procure bot
tie of G1amheFlsiu's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Bemefy. It is great safe
guard for travellers and gives immeatedi
relief.
, 1888-07-05
II TELEGRAPH.
BLAINE SENDS CONCENTRATIONS.

BLAINE SENDS CJEGRAULATI0NS.
L IAzAPoLIs. June 26.-Gencsal Har
rison received the following telegram
late last night. ''LinIithgow, Scot
land, juno 25.-To General Harrison,
InuiauaPolis-I congratulate You
most heartily upon the work Of tue
national cDHv-ItiUn. Your cani.-
dacy Will recall ihe triumphant on
thnsia,m and assure tu0 victorious
conclusion which followed your
grandfather. rominatiou in 1910
Your election viii seal our indus
t,.aI Independence is the declaration
/, IG7U. which bgi.rs the Gonored
ma Of your great grandfather,
II gur political independence.
io. .5Eeuj JAs. q BLAiSZ-
- GOOD NoHINAA.cE."
LEEg BoG0w, Scotland, Jun" 2G.-
News Cf the Lun ngtICn Or General
Ben Harrison, Of Indiana, for preeI-
of the United States, by the republi~
can national cOny, ntluG al Chicago
yesterday, was received here at nine
o'clock last night. When the tele-
gram annOuDcins Harrisous ncm!f-
alton on the Stn ballot WIS handed
to Mr. Blaine, he cheerfully said: "A
good nomination" and turning to
Mr. Carnegie, who was present, asked,
What % you think of it?'' "'Iis
good! Just what | expected" replied
Mr.. Carnegie
LExTHoGow, June 2G-AErs. Blaine
felt pleased that Harrison had been
selected out of all other republicans.
She said, i know Har ison is a good
man. He comes cf a fine family.
He has very good record as pub
lie man. | would liked to have seen
Mr. Blaine nominted if it could have
been done unanimously, but not other
wise. Mr.. Blaine did not desire to
be candidate" Shortly after re-
ceipt Of the news a message of con-
graduation, written IL hearty spir'
it, was dashed off by Mr.. Blaine and
cableG to the nominee. MIR. Blaine
thought it would not be civil to Mr..
Hrrrison to give ont this telegram
from this side knowing full well it
would be given out for publication.
Beyond this dispatch of congrat
ulation, Blaine did hot care to add
anything to his first praise of the
good nomination.
, 1888-07-05
sily Council Proceedings.

At the meeting of the City Council
June 29th, 1888, the following claims
against the city were ordered paid
out of the general fund: City At
torney $500; Interest on city hall
and Jail debt, months, SI0l.25; AR
GUS Pub. Co, publishing ordinance
No. 1913, g so; ARGUS Pub Co, print
ing blanks for City Assessor, S120O
John McInnss for building zigzag
walk up hill on Quincy street, SIS. %;
5. Manson on street contract S50000
ARGUS Pub. Co, for advertising bids
for street contracts 5000; ''Galp' for
advertising and printing, S2l 90
, 1888-07-05
MAKE NO MISTAKE.

Bv dispelling the symptoms often mIsta aiken
for Cons mptiOu- Santa Anic hHs br ught glad
ness TO many n housahSd, and by promptly
breaking m, The Cough or Cold that too often
develops tito that fatal disease VIII yet ave
thousands from IN untiT civ grave. Nou make
no lii isiiihe in EgePing bottle o! this pleasant
remedy always i-I The house.
, 1888-07-05

'ock of Opera, Field and Ma
ss, at n. D. Hill & Sons. =
, 1888-07-05
LICENsE5 GRANTED:

Bradshaw L DoHoval, Char'e. G..
Jensen. John Seibeubaum. l. Z. Hick-
man, Klinger & Behman, Ralph Salmon,
Mohrman i Kars, j. G.. t3terming, John
Iffland, s. w. Curtis. J. j. Hunt (2),
William Dodd. J. Gichard {. G. Bartlett
& Co. w H. Constance, John G Hoff-
man, Waterman & Kaiz. l.. Z. Ackley,
George Trenholm
Ordered paid for building sidewalk
on south side of Jefferson st, $5S3. 80.
The street committee was ordered
to consult with the city surveyor for
establishing permanent grades for
Water and Washington streets, with
q view TO further extending and
grading said streets. The Mayor,
City Clerk and City Attorney were
made a committee to apportion
money derived from licences TO diff
fereni funds.
A communication from a namber
of citizens for the city fathers to pur
chase one of the condemned brass
cannon lately sold at custom house
auction, was ordered laid on the ta-
bic.
, 1888-07-05
Steamer EDNA,
Str. WILDWOOD,
A W HORN M..icr.

y. ~ lsClA&N- --as.~t'i'
Leaves Post Tsv' nsend for I7ordaie, at q. m,
also. for WILDLY I5l5nd Il. II IL m. for i:ondale
at { p m. evegy day Ecr freight or passage
apply on bear!-
, 1888-07-05
a,r. DISPATCH,

JAS MORGAN, Master.
VIII leave Port Towns,nI for Nah Bay and
way ports every Monday morning or arrival OF
up Sound steamer. Returning viii arrive On
Wednesdays. Towing and charters a r-asoHa
he rates Apply on i5oard or 70 l.. Il. II Isl tings,
at C. q ! srilett's & Cos. y Il. We hUSs jHet
added t. oar feet two scows l;tel for tsrpanlins
for frci l;iup.
, 1888-07-05
A GREAT STRIKE.

QUEBEC, dune 29.--Ihe Knights OF
Labor are organizing for a mammoth
strike, to occur simultaneously with
the abrogation OF the ship laborers'
charter by the provincial parliament.
, 1888-07-05

CUARAN ANTEED \ POSITIVE CUEE FOR
" Cstar.h cold in The Head liav Ferer, ko=s
Cold, Catarrhal Deafness and Sore Eyes. Z
stores tn. sense OF ta=;C aad sHeH; remove.
bad taste HG3 unpleasant breath, resaittnt
from CaJarF;s- Easy a'1 p!c1saHt 70 E-s- Fci-
low dire"iion- and q cure : warranted hy az
Druggists q i,,.r bax: sI-io '4y matt. Send fcI
circular so EEIEiI\E MEDICAL CON-
PANY. e=,vitie t'TI Az for
SASEA : .stG z&zT sT-IS E'zfsEF.
For safe by IA. T.. NEiSKLE!f, VI. D., Drug
sist, AZ NJ C. Company.
JUIB .'UscB1.
The orig -azi Ali. i-e ,fiaacn, = 0n'y put
III, IN 'a-gs- iva r-iUc ifH T. &e ~ Il az ;sa~e-
lutte cure or OH -ogvs. barns. Won d. cE7paed
hands anu all sSiE s-upii n. VII positively
cure ali iinds os PHI 5 Ask Ter The original
Abietiue Ointment. y cents box. FoI sale
by JAS. D. MINKLER. NJ. D.. Druggist Agent,
Of COMPANY.
, 1888-07-05
ADVANCE IN coal

New YORK, June &c sIifornin
companies give notice that they will
advance prices about % cents per
ton on interior and western business
July lst