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MI John A psrne. who was employeo - GA
"a 'ne seo'e Oh MI. james l. Barbour son. whole.
sale grocerS on renn-ylvania avenue va ,.rep
suddenly al &C n O'Clock this NOR, ING vb,,e an
work and died IN ten minuts, D~,ss..a v.s
about thirty-nve yeas Old ana hao bs>n .mp,ovsd
In Baroour's store for too yearS Ne has ,.,.n
complaining OF al health for some t,,s n.ss .,o
has had several hemorrhages ro,s uor,,,r he
felt bad aad remarked that he thought he would
have 70 stop WORK few minutes before M.
psrne feh ne was sese 20 sssrrcr.
ne started toward TIE sssps and
was about 20 80 up uhsu be
fell He was taken upstairs ana ma. :.
comfortable as possible until the arrival OF DR..
Toner Several times he attempted 20 SPEAK but
was unable 70 90 So Dr. Toner rendered what
minutes He lived At No. 500 9th street and La vss
wife and one child his body vas turned over
wife learned ths, her husband Wa. s,S ma HIS
the store. but he died before she arrived there nj
Is supposed that death was CAUSED by Congestion
OF the brain. the result OF the hot weather
BANK NkssESoKs ovssoonE At rHH c.rrrog.
VIM flAther, messenger for riggs Bank. SUI.
fereu sunstroke to-day In the once of the score
tary OF the Senate. He was on eaxne-s for the
bank connected with the financial department @,
the senate. Upon entering he remarked that he
Boundary. In an instant he Vas reeang And
when about 20 fall was caught Dr. strayer an
official OF the senate. Was summoned. and under
his direction ice Was applied 20 the head ape
brandy was administered
DrS Magruder and Barnes responded 10 the sum.
mons and IN half an hour the patient began q
evince signs OF returning consciousness Hs frv,
words were anxious Inquiries about his pocket
book containing the banks money and eli as.ur.
ances offered failed 90 satisfy him until his brof M,
arrived and took charge OF the money. police
ambulance was summoned and the younS maE
was removed 70 his homo.
TWO LRrTHR-cAkkIEKs FRUSTRATED
w. II. Morris and W. n Oliver ietter-carrierS IN
East Washington, were overcome by the hea,
while distributing mail this morning, and had q
be removed 20 their homes One of them A N
ported as being seriously III from ths effects Of ths
heat.
ooLoRKp MAN ovERoouI
Benjamin Moore, coiored. about forty years old
employed az Barber & Ross warehouse In EHs
Washington. was overcome by the heat aboul
1880 O'Clock this morning. He was removed n
the police ambulance 70 Providence Hospital I'm
condition 10 critical
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

YELLOW FEVER AT Observation-Disclosures Gen.
Hamilton has received the following dispatch from
Dr. Guiteras who was recently sent TO jackson.
vile, Fla. from Sanford to Investigate an alleged
case OF yellow fever there:
81 visited to-day Mccormick. at the Sand Hills
where he has been carefully isolated. The case Is
one OF yellow fever, contracted In Plant City and
developed IN Jacksonville. Patient convaiescent
Other boarders in same house thoroughly isolated.
lapprehend no danger In that direction"
letter from DIR. Guiteras was received to-day, in
regard TO the case OF the baggage-maSter at SAM
ford He says the bOdy was eXhuiued, the case
having been suspected To be yellow fever. and q
post mortem examination proved that the man
died OF an abcess OF the liver which had burst and
there were no signs OF yellow fever.
Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
ONCE OF Observation-Disclosures: Mrs. Frances 4
Reigart, OF Colorado, S720 to 500.
General Land 0rice-Transfers to Pension once
as copyists at 500: Anthony F. Rice OF New YORK; ;
Mrs. Maggie Hughes, OF Wisconsin, and Miss
Virginia L Maury. OF the District OF Columbia
Pension Observation-Disclosures: Chas. T. Davis,
OF the District OF Columbia, 81, 400 by transfer
from Department OF Labor; Miss Lena Terry OF
Illinois, $500, from Patent ONCE and promotion
from 500; Mrs. Lbbie II. Miller, OF Michigan $500
Death: Marion Smith, OF Mississippi
Patent On1ce-PrOmotions: Frank C. Skinner of
Missouri, first assistant examiner at 81 800 TO
principal examiner at s., 400; James @. Rice OF
Connecticut, and Robert r. Hams, OF. New Jersey,
second assistant to rst assistant 81 600 81 500
Porter d. Haskell, Of Michigan, and George r
simpson, OF Iowa, third 10 second assistant 81 400
70 s., 600: VIM. N. Fairfax, OF New York, ana
Eugene ". Harmon, OF Ohio fourth 70 third as.
sistant, 81, 200 10 81, 400.
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HlNE BROOKE TEILs ALL The EyKNTs OF
NJ llEk All business con .ioential LADIES andSsa-
esHen 80 cents each as J. sxesI between 4th Alai
eo stxssD northwest Uo-4yws
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pRoF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR.

DkOf CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR,
\ NoySn Astroioser and spiritual Medium som
Win seyona sight aud veil livery hidden naystery
yessAlet. Receivers lost stolen Yrolerty fIu,fs
kiocen feAscresL Gives lucky nIlIbers tnn.as
speedy n4rriases Brings separated together aslyss
success IN business lea al family tronl's.
AID evil ann nences- Cures ckneSs IN di,apro,n,.
ty enOrtsoi others tuce ali alike as ths trs
CAB tne iAost al Stransrs from o. mar
cities Will save time and dszV nj by on
Tie 0ny senoe ciairs y ant IN this CITY, a. ue sue
cees where all others fal and advertisex oniv xes,
he can 90. sittings SOe. reading by mai on
receipts Of ell Name. lock VI hair. date OF b. rt H,rs
tos- open sundays froIa "a pm
Noi-ll.. AL 9th stnw
nIVORCES A SPECIALITY, by A LANYER or,
~ many years experience IN this city. eonsatztisn
strictly private. connentAi aud wtthout ch4re: low
charges TO the deserving poor. Address DINOHCks
star Ofnce- N25-li1.
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DYsprpr1cs REJOICE
IN THE MILD AND CERTAIN
ACTION OF
TARRANTS
IL sELTZER APERIENT.

A IL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA,
"A DiarrhosA Collie and all kinda Of Indigestion, VIII
ma immaculate relief and sure cure by using AN0OS-
TUkA BITTERs
SlEGERT sons 12
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BERLIN, August ga commission will shortly
assemble in Berlin to discuss a RussO-German
treaty OF commerce.
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Lost i'm a Chanuei Fog.

Lost i'm u Chanael Fog.
LONDON, August S.-A dense fog prevails In
the English Channel. The steamer City OF Ham,
burg bound for London, laden with cattle and sun
dries, went ashore near Start Point last evening.
Fifteen OF the persons on board landed at Sal
combe, but q boat containing seven Others Ia
missing.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

II b. LkFkEUX Co.
Os uormeriy with =. Hanson Hiss q col
WALL PAPEkS
we nave Just received q large consignment Of new
sIrins rattsrns We selling ali 15c white HACK
irom 4 &c. 20 80. Embossed 0flt from 35c 10 as Al
xors guaranteed hrst-cissA krssro Painting aud
-, y 3 LkPaEux BRO SOS a..
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TOMORROW.
WEEKS Co. Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opp City Post-0haeA
REGULAR WEEKLY SAL

Of large and general stock Of Household Furniture
&C.. Of almost every description, including several
Walnut and other Chamber Sets Psrior Suites
both and secondhand Rugs &c, &c. at saiss-
rooms. THURSDAY, AUGUST NINTH. 1T Ten A. M
No display in the street. II
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PROFESSIONAL

Al r AkDkNNE, The CELkBRATED PALM
Ast and ClsiFVoyaut. give you your exact lie
eh1r1 anu To her sliters their names IN full Love
snSfs . Specially. Come and b. convinced. Prof. e.
AhDEN n o-zpholOs,lsI and PhrenOlo41st business
Se&inestonss &C. Open sundays 93e II 81 "a ~
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Nothing much 10 pure brsctnG atInOs-
phere circulating in the sick room. To ~.
cure such an stmosphere burn HYDRO
4 SICK NAPTHOL PASTILLES, which are fra
grsnt aud invigorafin9. and always dispel
NAN disagreeable odors bssidss banishing mos
Quitoes and other psstiferous insects from,
ENJOYS the sick room other apartmsntG Hydro
naphthol Past,lies put mp in neat tin
boxes and sold by druggists everywhere u
25c. sEABURY JOHNsON, n. Y. au6
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RESTLESS FRENCH WORKERS.
The Strikers i'm Paris Continue Thei
RiOlinR-Threateme Strike ut LYOns.

The Strikers i'm Paris Continue Their
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strike at Lyons.
PARIS, August 8-Conhcts occurred last night
between police and strikers Two cafes were
sacked. number Of police and walters were
wounded.
Many persons were wounded by the troops while
clearing the streets OF strikers near the residence
OF NJ. Cocquei at Amiens last night. Fifty arrests
have been made.
The glassmaKers of Lyons threaten to strike
unless the firms OF Mesmer and
Dayett amalgamate and permit their
employees to work in patches In rotation. II a
strike occurs In Lyons 1t will in all probability ex
tend to the glass workers of Paris and the whole
OF France.
The Parnell Commission Bill Passed.
LONDON, August 8.-The bill providing for COM
mission to examine into the charges made by the
Times against Mr.. Parnell passed its third reading
In the house OF commons this afternoon by vote
Of $50 to "a.
The indianapolis Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 8-The convention has
taken a recess until 2 O'Clock without taking q
ballot for governor.
Suing Iowa Railroads.
CLAIMING DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF THE
STATE RAILWAY Law.
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SAID % Have Died Of Cholera.
CHICAGO, August IA Battle Creek, Mich,
special says: A man named Hopp. who registered
at the Harkis House as from Nevada, Ohio, died
suddenly yesterday. His symptoms gave rise 70
the report that he died from ASlatic cholera, and
the people greatly excited. Physicians are tn
vestigating the cause.
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THOMAS DOWLIN0, Auctionssr.
OROCKERY. C0ARs. TIN.WIRE %.

On THURSDAY, AUGUST NINTH. 1888. commenc-
rooms will sell ve casks assorted White Ware ANAL
lot Tin Ware. Ten Thousand CigarA &c.
Sale positive Dealers in vited
au6-dts THOMAS DOwLIN0, Auctioneer
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NgE yERNoNi MT. VERNON,

STEAMER W. ". CORCoRAN
Leaves It'll street whrf daily (exceyt sunday for NJ
Vernon and River Landings far down Giymont al
10 O'Clock l. ~ Returning. reaches Washington
shout $50 "
slU i. L BLAKE Captain
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I,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Leaves 9Th St wharf MONDAYS IHURSDAYS
ard SATURDAYS at an Returning TUEsDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS m. touc hinz al kiyerIand.
in.rs ar Nonini Greek Va 81. Clements Bay d
lie, ,artitowu. Nd. Connects with and o. X X at
Size fhsr,is- see schedule JOHN Is. PADGErI, AIT
I. W RIDLEY. Manager ia2o
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A school Building Burned.
MnLBROoK, ONT, August S.-The MillbrOok pub
lie school building was burned this morning. The
loss is 5000; insurance s., 400.
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Marriages LICENSES have been issued 70 yames
Z. Noah and Lucy southwark, both OF Carollpe
County, virginia; NJ. r. Wolohan, OF Albany, n r..
and Mary c. A. kyder; Joseph Harms and Annie
Galloway.
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Commiusaoner WebO uiil have IN ~ days for
oaratogA WHARF he WIN spend week. agter which
he Intends going 70 the mOaneAtnA
Commissioner Wheatiey Tece1ved Tits Uogu1ng
the resolutions from ~ Cittzens Associas,0a Of
wscs Wssn,sgsoo, = sspgors g shs nss vasss
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John r. Blymyar. Administrator OF the
estate Of Daniel weyapd, deceased. :. Ex-
ecutors Of Jonathan Rhoads and Jacob Mar
ker jury return = verdict for Plaintiff for
s275. with interest from May . 1873
W. Z. Rogers. Administrators Of Isaiah
Rogers, deceased. IS. the b. & o. f. R Co..
assumpsit jury raturn a verdict in favor Of
The Plaintiff for si,3s5, with interest from
January 30, 1885 motion FOR new trial fled
Michael shannon. vs.. Edward Minney !,
replesin jury return a verdict for Defend
ant motion for new tIisl flied.
James stunt. Administrator Of Margaret
Hanliu. deceased, vs.. john Hanlin. Levi
Haniin, lanes Hanlin and Henry Raueh-
Administrators Of Joseph Hanlin, deceased
Sur. Mortgage; Defendants confess judg-
men, for $50. payable in thirty days with
costs
Catharine Gross. IS. Israel Gross, Admin
isfraior Of Josiah Gross. deceased Assump-
81 Jury return a se7dic; Tor Defendant
wm. Il. Barnhart. IS. JOHN B A Shaulisi
APPEAL by Plaintiff; Defendant confessed
Judgment for So, with interest from date,
payable April 1. 1870.
Char,es Lehman. Is. John Baruhart AP-
peal BY Defendant; Defendant confessed
Judgment for $50 with ccSss Of suit.
George H. Hooking, vs.. the Howard In
snrance Company, OF New York Assamp-
SIT jury return J verdict IN asor Of Plain
IF for i2s motion fcrucE tral fled snl
judgment aoa o6staafe seredieo.
George II. Hooking, Is the Commercial
Union Assurance Company Of London As
samp4it jury return a VERDI in favor 81
Plaintiff Tor 81 IA II motion for new trial
fled and for iudgmeD. non o5staHte gaefiefo-
George d. Hooking =. the German Amer
lean Insurance Company Of Pennsylvania
Assumpsit: jury return a verde; in favor Of
Plaintiff fo- si.2It II: motion for new trial
hled and for Judgment non ebssahte reSeiiao.
All the other cases on the list were settled,
Withdrawn or continued by leave Of the
Court.
Petition Of citizens of Aileghany township
for a bridge over thu Rays,own branch Of
the Juniatta creek, Surveyor: Jacob G. Kim
mel. viewers. VIM. II. Fritz, Jacob McGresor
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respectfully
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOAD.

Twas cold outside, an 50, saysL.
lcan rest me. noz The chores i done.
The win s sharp there's a threatenin' sky;
Asnow storm iusf begun.
1 gave the logs a hvenin' poke,
Ar settled down foT an easy spell,
Ny cider near. an NY pipe 70 smoke,
The aree huruin well.
When al a. once. ! thinks & myself
ofthe psrs5n's due u ought 70 pay.
Aging here or there on the chimney shelf
got he last today.
Scout went. The Old o. tcsra
Tasstandin here on tho high eroesrosd.
Yoa should Ia seen them critters steam
The wind il sang and blosed.
So n We went. 'Twas precious slow.
gave the parSon his quarters pay,
Sc I'm glRd TO get il. says he. you know
To,iuorFows Christmas Day"
kissed his younz 'un. said sood-by.
And hack I started the other half.
When al al once-Inay hope 70 die
Ell didn't hear a laughi
Hello ssys I. a turning round;
w no Be ye, SIR" an ! smiled
For there was standln' on the ground
The smallest little child.
lie laughed SgAin, " want q tide.
I'm not alone. can yoH take Us all
Can yoG take ne in and the rest beside p"
grinncd. Twill Be baul"
- in I packed 'sa, every one.
tel 20 what. twas = Jolly load.
Twas no tine goin. with al the fun
ives home before We knowed.
Hasstood svainn 81 the door.
And sallie cried. Why. the darlin' things"
And kissed en- al, while / said, 'sOh, lor,-
y mn ee' they We all gos wing
It stumPed me % laughed out loud,
when lon behold the huil thing was gone
Tie OH OK team. an the jolly crowd
An woke up some sorloTa.
But ma said. when I told my dream.
Well foiks don't reckon the loads they
bring
You took your n cheerful. an 50. I'd seem,
You saw your hlessin's wings
Jzs n. Lgpm0a, Ia Hnp--'s
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Mostoner Items.

Cold nights.
The population Of NostoIler is increasing.
a merry Christmas and happy New Year
to one and all
Lsmber,syiIle bad a grand festival during
the week for the benefit Of a new church.
our~ eaterprisins teacher. J. NJ. Lambert,
had a spelling bee last week.
Nr. sam woodrapd. of Stoyestoxn. has
sgain taken the position as sawyer on II. r.
Wooivard's saw mill
John Reese, Of Coleman Station, visited
Nostoller. sunday.
J ". Mostoiler has about completed his
slide along the Stonycreek-
Nr Daniel Reed and wife. Of near Stoves.
town, paid a visit to Mrs. Francis SpansIer
last sunday.
Mr.. Jacob Berkeypile, Of Shade township.
was here on a visit to his brother las. week.
The Mostoller school IS in a ~aourshine
condition and is improving rapidly under
the instruction Of J ". Lambert. the teach
CT.
Bocue Cry ruined out in large numbers to
Ehs Lambersville festival last week.
Christmas comes but once a gear, and
when il comes il brings good cheer.
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MARRIED.

CRAMEIi-SPECHT-0n the 10Th inst.
at the residence Of the brides parents. by
Rev. David c. Long. Mr.. William Il Cfs-
mer Of JohnS.ozn and Miss NARY. daughter
Of Elder Emanuel specht og Fo-xarl som
erSet Co Pa
TRIMPEY-FADELY-Dec p ISIS At
the residenee Of E.aer Josiah Berkeley Mr..
Ionis ~ TdBpey and Miss Ellen Fade
both OF Somersct courfy
sPEICHER-KELLEY-At tie residence
ofc. Bowers, Jr.. near Salisbury. Dec. Islh.
ISIS. by Rev. Ozi4s Harhmsn. Nr samue.
speicher. Of Garrett county Md. % MS
Elizabeth Ellen Kelley. OF ne4F Homecoming
BARKNAN-BAKER-On the 18th Of
Dec al New Cenirevile, BY Rev. S. II. Inn.
Mr.. Herman Bsrkmsn and Miss Cathzriae
Z. Baker, both Of Milford township soma
erse;, 90. Pa
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A correspondent Of the Pjishsrgh Cs
rserciai Gazette. writing from Huntingdon,
says The Huntingdon Reiornatory is gel
ting into shape to begin operations With the
first Of the year. Mai McCiasEhry. for
many years Warden Of Johet prison Illinois
and upon whom. As Warden ofthe Reforma
tory, much depends tor the saccesz Of the
new scheme Of prison management. las been
here for some time perieciing his plans.
Tie system on which the Refomatory is
to b. conducted hss been trisi with marked
Success al the Elmia Reformsto-y. Nev
York, and tie saerboun Reormatory for
girls, Massachusetts,. The aim 81 tie sys-
TEN is 10 stimulate The reform o. the o
Wet by conditioning his Imprisonment al
together upon his own conduct- The habit
ual criminal class are not dealt vita a. al.
The Reiormatory receives first offenders
only. It receives prisoners by direcs COM
initial or can dSaft those belonging otis
class from other p-enitsnsiaries 10 which they
may have been committed They enter
prison liable to remain there for iheil mani
mum term Of the statutory penalty fr theiT
oHense, or can by good behavior. make tbe.-
term Of imprisonment 4 short one.
A convict, on entering the prison. Hll b.
arrayed in a gray suit. For misconduct he
vii be Pnt into a rel siii and reduced TO
the grade Of a common convict. marching
with his fellows with the lock-step and eat
ing coarse fare in silence By good behavior
he can raise himself TO a tr1s,v grade clad
in a blue anif5rs. messing with bis fellows.
privileged to char At his meals. not REQUIRED
to walk ia line or keep lock-step in moving
about Strictly good behavior can secure
enough markss to secure = t~icsei-ofleave
in about tao years lie receives q condi-
tionsl discharge, can work az any honest en-
ployment, can 90 back 10 the Reformatoryas
a refuse If downel by sickness Or thrown
out Of work, bu, he IS required to make a
monthly report, and ; subject to certain
amount Of unobtrusive surveillance. Ifhe
falls into evil COURSES he can be brought back
TO finish his term without any additional
coavictien. By perseverance, in good be-
hsyior be can at length secure at absolute
discharge.
The institution being altogether reforma-
tory in it. intent, those found after patient
effort 10 be incorrigihle viii be Transferred
to a regular peniJen;iay. Is value viii be
in retaining those Who have started in tie
downward path, bus are not wholly lost ard
degraded The experience Of tine 7ei0rma-
tory viii be watched with great soicitude
by all interested in prison reform.
APPOINTMENT.
There are over 40 applications in the
hand, Of Major M~eCsughry for positions At
the Reformatory. To each one of these q
printed slip will be sent in a day or two, in
which a number Of pointed and relevant
questions arc propoundef. viz education.
age. habits y 10 use o. iEtoxicants &c NJ.
Shelter, OF Blair eounfy. has bseu chosen
secretary 70 Mr.. M~cCiaughy, and IS now at
work. 5. c. Galbraith, OF Altoona has been
appointed chief clerk, d.. D. T.. Miller.
Physician and Surgeon, ana Charles gone
Of Harrisburg. electrician.
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Everyboav VII be delighted TO know That
Fisbers Bsek store vii come 10 the front
hs sas5n = IA such a aispIay OF Holiday
Goods as VII Er ecipse anything ever offer
Cd 4 s5raerset coasty beiere The annual
Grand opening q Holiday Goods xiii take
plAo At Fishers BOOK sore on Monday. ne-
cenbes n TaS nlagniacenf display Of eie-
gsni. beautiful holiday goods stamps Fish
r Bo9k store 3 tie Enporiam ~contsiring
AZ tlat : desirahle, Mise. appropriate and
cheap IN the Was Of Christmas Gifts. tons Of
Toy Books fos the little ones, thousands Of
volumes 81 Books Of every kind. suitable for
gifts for al sorts II people. Hundreds Of
rich and expensive volumes for handsome
gifts Whole cases OF cheap story books for
the children. Toys, Blocks, and Games.
Wax C4ndl@ and Ornaments for Christmas
Trees. Albums. Toilet Gases. C5lias and
Cuff Boxes. Wall Pockets. shaving Sets
Work Boxes Purses, Cari-oases. Ink-s;ands.
Gold Pens, Gold Penholdcrs. Cold Tooth
picks Pencils. and Ornaments. Fountain
Pens, Rieinrs and Pcfure Primes. Easie.
Bnc-a-BEae, Novelties In fact. you viii De
sbse 10 snit yourself witlsouf troubBe in OBJ
iaining an Arpropriate Holiday Gin at
FlsHEs's Book SToRE.
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NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
cNxBrE

We viii have in stock for the trade com
mon mixed and stick candy by the ton. To-
geiher with one hundred or more other var-
eiie., TO silt the tastes OF the most fastidious.
Special pnces on sales Of 50 to 100 pounds
sUTs.
Best quality Of Princess paper-shell almonds,
Tarragona almonds, English ~walnuts, Brazil,
or reamnuis, Filberts. Pecans and Cocoanuts
together With Ice bushels best fresh-roasted
peanuts. We buy the best hand-picked pea
mats on the market-gneea-and roast them
ourselves, so that u customers always get
them fresh-roasted at ) cents per quart, or ;
els. per pound, in quantities.
fruits.
Evapoatel peaches and apricots. French
pruncs, California and Turkish prunes. De-
hess. London layer, sultana and yaleniia
Raisins, finest quality and best layer figs on
the market Fard Dates, thebest knowntothe
trade. Best pruneIes, and Queen brand Oh
ives. 30 dozen best Florida Oranges. 100
dozen best Messina Lemons. 10 punches Sc
lect cd Bsuanss. Several barrels choices, Al
neria grapes, and Cape Cod Cranberries-
swEET PoTAroEs
The best Jerseys On the market, together
with many other sweets. and candy toys,
such rs can be better seen than described
We extend a hearty welcome to u store,
aud wish a Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year 20 all.
respectfully.
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Where DIphtherla Rases.

DipbtheriA Continues 70 prevail 10 an
alarming extent along the bosders Of Berks
aad Lancaster ana Berks and Lehigh eoun-
ties, 80 this state Il IS estimated there Ire
along 'hese lines 20 cases Of the disease
some sery malignant Macy cases have prov
Ell fatal There are l5eases OF the disease at
BTe~irangssilie, a small village in Lebigh
county.