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Baltimore Markets.

10. lrl. tIN.I
BALTIMORE. July Co. Cotton dull
m adding. lice. Flour very dull
Wheat Southern. firm. Fuliz. s0asSc.
Longberr,. So -9c.; No. .. SHE.
steamer. sjsc.: Western. weak, NJ.
winter red, spot, Sjic. Corn-South-
ern, scarce and firm; white, 5Oa52c.
yellow. 4ja46sc.: Western easy: mix, d
spot. 43ic bid. Oats very steady ano
active: mixed aud of grades easy
Southern and Pennsylvania, 30a3jc
Western white. 33a34c.; Western mixed
3Oa3lc graded No white. 3ic. bid
Rye firm. J0l52c. Provisions dull. Pc
troleum strong: refined, SI1j. Coffee
nominal; Rio cargoes fair, lsc. Sugar
steady; A soft. DC. Copper steady
refined. l0ialltc.
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a GREAT many smokers land we know
their Dam2s. one well known judge
have been deceived when they asked
for package Of the Old Virginia Che
roots and they were handed package
of cheroot similar in color with the
name of Virginia - on it. AMI not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the Old Virginia Cheroots
they see that it is the genuine and that
il has the name of l.. Whitlock on it..
SO go and do likewise. we,su2w
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According to the latest educational re-
port of 1881. only i,4G60i3 Of the i.1'OOO.
900 children in the Russian empire al
tended schools About W per cent
therefore. Of yolng Russia receive no ID
struction IT ali In sixty governments
there is only one school for secondary
instruction 10 every $1,000 boys and ~
600 girls Only G3 per cent Of the boy
Of an acc TO attend public high scho'
can DO accommodated For g''is' ,n'
number of such schools is even more ID
significant The schoolmaster cannot u
said 10 be abroad in Russia yet.-Science
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v,nmNlA ARSENIC, BRoMiN AND
,r,,, WArER.-Compare analysis ana
Won will see that our water Is nearly
,U times the strength Of any other
s~son;c water. and contains no organic
80 For sale by all druggists aud
maze y Routt. sole agent, 5 scond and
Nm ~ an, els. Send for circu'ar'
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Advice 10 nofhers.

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup should NJ
Wavs hc used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the lttic sunSleI ~
II rroduces natural, quieI sleep by relieving
he child from pain. and the little chciub
awakos rs "brigft as IA BUTTON IL Is very
pleasant 10 taste. IL sOothes the child. soi'
ems tha gums, alla,s all pain, relieve, Win.
regulates The bowels, and Is the pest hnom wv, -
re,u.,iv for diauIo a. whether arising from
tecihing OF other GAUGES. Twenty, hve Genus
sboitIe. III. ,sa6W.
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nv of
he d-ss~s
o oubt
the
ne me aisof,
robe aifuz
be nade,
that th"
ina hisc df
htotr
ln h a e ne w patient Ana
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43ic. Oats closed quiet and steady. spot
sales No. white. 3sc No. white. S3ia.
3ic.; No. ? mixed, July. 27ic. Pork
quiet and steady: new mess. Si2.j0l-
$500. Lard dull. August $500. SUI
gar-refired. cut Leaf and crushed. &c.:
granulated and mould A. DC. Coffee 49,
spo. lots steady. fair Rio cargoes, l6ic.
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REVIEW.
NEW YORK. July 25.-Our market
reflected the $4,000, 600 dry goods iail.
ure Of Lewis Brothers x Co. for about
one hour, and then grew strong. TO
rally sharply to O'Clock. and TO con-
tinue rallyiDg in the last hour. The enc
tire Chicago party Is very bullish, and
the crop reports bear them out. Mr.
Gould expresses the right idsa when he
SAYS the future of prices depends on the
rates. We have maintained that the
only drawback to big bull market was
the lack Of harmony between the roads
which are sure Of a great tonnage
Sterling rates are down on offerings Of
bills. against new wheat 20 go forward
next month. This is good news Union
Pacific made good statement for
June. ard the Pennsylvania poor re-
turns was on account of tine floods.
The market responded to the buying Of
London. Chicago and local traders.
There is a good short interest and it is
nervous. So far Tiers is no real news
70 make a continued advance but the
general sentiment is extremely bullish.
Ii can be set down for certain that
stocks are a great purchase on good
nows. The market closed very strong.
indeed, particularly for the cliqued
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New York Produce Market


NEW YORK. July - Flour closed
quiet, but steady and unchanged
Southern. steady and unchanged.
Wheat CLOSED firm spot sales of No.
2 red winter. cash s9.as9tc; No. 2 red,
July, SIZE. Corn closed firm; spot sales
No. 2 mixed, He; No. : mixed, July,
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According to tho newest Ensi ISM ,'i -
table the children born In Lns'"nu u
any one year have now divided among a 1,Sas
them NEARLY two million years OF NE
a,ore than would have been the case
thirty-hyc years ago
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Iron, Steel Nails, lite.

Iron-American refined. Ola D0miu
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes
. l-l0c: English and American sheet
81 10 5ic: Swedes hammered, 70 &C.
hoop. TO i.c.
Nnls-Old Dominion, standard siz,
50. .: steel, c2.3j.
Walker hcrse-shoes. 81; mules, %.
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John Bright used to say that in one
important respect dog is superior to a
man. When a man is utterly out OF
everything, he gives up; but dog simply
curls up and SO continues to make both
ends meet.
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then
DO germ on1e
%
is Nql.v dtv
an nir a Ia bee ucei
fO uHf Utnf
asn
lInl
snIcfn Nir fbo
- - .- ~
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InlernnlKesenue collecllans.

The following were the internal revc-
nue. collections made yesterday Cigars.
&C., 1906 30: tobacco. IS 4o3 As. special
tax. s2A6S. Total, s3.13s.H.
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Cement. Lime. Piasier. Ete.

Cement Union, per barrel, S13j.
Roscndale. Sl.3j 10 Sl.40; James River,
81 2j TO II 80
Lime-Rockland, per barrel. S1.l0 TO
Sl.l5: Anchor, 81 Go; Rlyert0n, Sl.O5:
81. Virginia lines. SOC. 20 II.
Plaster-Lump. 81 ground. $3.50
to 81; Calcined plaster, Sl.6j to Sl.75.
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WEST END
Land& Improvement Co
cmoo OF Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
prasogs rnoPosIy0 10 uUur.

F-trptr IitIfNrlAH TO Ia Tx
Persons wanting to acquire bones Tor them.
selves .n an improving locality. where every
dollar invested wil increase. win DO well "a
examine the properties az this company
which wl bc mar.ci by sign boards. poste'
upon each tract of land, and p.ais can te seen
40 the once o. The agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company Hill make special terms with
parties desiring % hGld. and go ali such will
lend n4ty per cent. OIL The value OF the loo and
improvements a. per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below thc present market value, and the com
pany can Afford % 81 On reasonable terms to
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO.J. ROGERS, Secretary.
Ian n
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.
iAe Time Tor opening the iROlCsALS Tor
'"s ifesDy terrain Chuicl 10 Doe built In Man
'"'aiei has been extended until
AUGUST lsr. Ar I2N.
- 'i'e' 81 committee. jy25-5t
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Balstm0re Atock Market.

lby Iolosfaph.l
BALTIMORE, July S5.-Virginia con-
suls, 81 bid; do. tenfortes, 80 bid; do.
threes, e7ta6S.
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IrANIf lnfu. N. s corr.
.HF IS. lls AFIlf. lEIu. So. SCOTT.
kTHE BRAS
THOMAS BRANCH q CO.,
BANK fks ND BROKERS.
N.Eng sTD"kS and SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD in this and all the
D. .rf.. rn markets.
W.r...a private telegraph wire from our
nf.. f. . h.. Northern e fcIalgce. and can
rr... ..'.-. s.- ACTIVE STOCKS within
a f.H c..... tn..r ...Dlrt at our once.
N..fF auar-Hr Oi fn touf
which a. 0.l i0r Oh. inspection q our
on tho subject OF Rail
rI.t .l c.rl .rol Securities aud stat
Bonds
runrfsn npAN~u 2 co
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IMPOKrED siNEs.
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM EU.
papr

iMpOKitD WINS.
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM EU.
ROPE.
RHINE WINES.
ROLANDfR.
hUADESHEiMER
AssNENSIlAULsER.
CLANEIs.
Sole agent for the following
AURORA SPRINGS MINERAL WATERS
from Coh.cuzon The Rhine.
AUSTRIAN ana HUNGARIAN WINES.
bottled boz the Government cellars ia
budapest lIungarisl expressly Tor medical
use.
SACHS pRCDEN CO'sCELEDRATED GIN
GER ALE.
VIRGINIA and CALIFORNIA CLARETs
and WHITE WINES direct from the slno-
yard.
KAISER 8 ERLANGER BEER direct from
Kaiser Brewery.
For sale Wholesale and retail az
FRANK NfLLEK'S,
II and 70 nOtth Fourteenth street.
Under Eao ha nse Hote
mylO su. Tu. Thtt
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READ THE rOLLOWINGT TESTIMONIALS.

l1
4 Ir-io
zrcf I'm
1er LAM Nuur
e. IllnGo
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RAILROADS In INDIA.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND MILES OF
TRUNK LINES ~. HlNDOSTkN.

The Finest Depots in the World. but
Wrotohed Arrangements in the Passenger
cars-Anis That Eat the wooden Ties
and Telegraph Poles.
India has now sixteen thousand miles
Of railroad. 10 is as far from Calcutta to
Bombay as 10 is from New York TO Dem
ver' and several trunk lines run across
Hindostan from one city to the other.
There are branches from these which 20
up the Iiimalaya mountains almost to
the borders of Thibct and others which
shoot of 20 the Khybcr Pass at the en-
trance 70 Afghanistan and not . great
distance from the new Russian railway,
which has been pushed on past Samar-
cand. The day viii come when we can
travel from London 20 Calcutta by rail
though This presupposcs the cutting Of a
tunnel under the English channel. South
India has many long miles of railroads
and the whole of lIindostan. which is
half the size Of the United States. las
railroad net covering it, Tho construc-
ton Of these railroads has included en-
gincering works fully as grand as the
railroad making Of the United States
and the keeping Of them in order is more
difficult
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Meat. Flour ana Neal

Bulk Meats - Sides, &c: shoulders
&c.
Bacon-Wesiern shoulders, nc: clear
rib sides, Sc; breasla. Zoe; hams, l3c.
Flour-RchmOnd patent roller
family, $3.50 20 80; fancy family IS 10
1928; family. a 80 10 $40: city extra.
$50 10 -. city supertiue, IS % L.
$500: CITY fine. $3.50 to S3.
Meal-City, per bushel, zoe, country
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Apples--Ch0ice Summer. Sl1j {,
500. prime. $40 to SLIGO. poor t,
good. Sl.OO TO 81 %.
Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old. 10,
per pound: new hams. small. 70 TO lJc
new hams, large, 10 to lie; sides, 81 tC
DC: shoulders. : TO Sc.
Beeswax- 90 to pic per pound.
Broom Corn to &C..
Butter-N irgiuia creamery. ID % ICE
family packed Virginia.. "a 20 l5c
choice yellow. store packed lNirginial
T. 10 l3c. store packed. mixed color
and sweet. 9 20 Zoe. store packed, COM
mon To fair, nominal
Eggs-In crates fresh. p 10 he. ia
boxes and barrels D. To i.c.
Live Poultry-Hens. - to 5Oc' mixed
coops. - 20 Pc. Chickens. spring
large. - 90 &c. small, IL to zoe.
Dried Frut-Peaches. peeled. , t0 Sc.
uuseeled. halves. TO &c. Apples.
sliced, 3 10 BE. quarters. , tO3c. Cher
ries. pitted. 90 90. BlackberriCs. q
to Sic. Wh0rtlebcrrios. g To &c.
Fcathcrs-Prime live goose. 43 To iJc
per pound: mixed. % to soc.
FlaNsetd- Per bushel. 10 t0 81 90
Hides-Dry fliuts. light weights. . o.
Sc per pound. heavy weights. CSC per
pound dry sailed, 6c wet salled. 4c.
green. Be.
Lard-Prime country, $ to Sac per
pound.
Onions New, per crate, 90 20 20
Orange $3.50 90 - 900
Lemons $500 10 $3.50
Peaches Per half bushel crate. Soc.
TO St0O.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound. b
90 g.. medium. 3 90 ic.
Potatoes Per bushel. so io 7cc new
prime. per barrel. ~l2j tO SLID.
boots-Ginseng per pound. $500.
Seneca, per pound so 10 3jc.
seeds-Cloycr per pound. s 10 Ga.
Nmothy. per bushel. SLID t0 $500.
Orchard grass. $500 90 +l25. Herds
grass, 81 to 6jc. German hnllct, 80 to
9Uc.
Sumac-per 100 lbs. 1jc To- 81
Wool-Iub-washed. 3i 20 3Jc per
pound: unwasbcd. 2sc per pound.
Wa.ermelons-Per 100. $40 % clj.
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lam surprised attho magniiiccnccofth
dcpots in India Here 40 Bombay ther
is finer railroad station than amy vs.
have in the United States It cost abou
81 600 600 and architccturally it is ia
noer Of any buildinr no Washington. a
Calcutta there are small lcpots and evci
nj the smallest Of the towns YOU fin.
well made stone Buildings surrounde
by beautiful gardens. I'D which bloom "a.
kinds of tropicalnowers Nothing abou
These stations IS made of wood. Ih
platforms are Of stone filed in with GO
mont and the cars rum into The station
on a plane about twofcct below the loor
and 40 that the floor Of the cars is jus
oven with that of the depot Each sta
tion has its first. second ami third elias
waiting room. and everything in Indi
ooos bv classes
The cars are first, sccoad third ans
fourth class. and they are an ON the Eng
lsh plan They are about two-third
the length of our cars and triile wider
They are not so heavy as The America
passenger coach and thcy look more llh'
wide. long boxes than anything else
Each of these cars is divided into com
partments Ia the first and second elias
there are only TWO compartments 10 'n.
ear. and the chief difference in these twi
Glasses il, I'm the number allowed in th'
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Isay. OATS ana Straw.

. Hay-No. Timothy. per ton. sll50
o SO. NO. .. $3.50 TO Sl4jO: mixed.
SIP to si3. Virginia clover, $40 to ST..
Baied Oais-Sll 90 SIP
Shucks-Baled. % to zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 30
10 l2c: loose, pressed, large bales, A. 90
5Oe
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Groceries. ne

Brooms-Two strings. Sl.00 10 sI2j
three siriucs, $3.50 to $500; four
sirings $500 to 80 90.
Baskets Willow, SLID to Sl30 per
nest. split, 80 to zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen,
SO to 90c
Can Corn, pounds, per dozen, - TO
Soc.
Herrings-Roe.h alfhbL.5 80 Is 90 $3.50:
Eastern. half bbl.. $500 TO 1913. y. G..
cut. Der bbl.. $500 toSG.OO: Gross. half
bbL - 80 to 1910.
Rice-Carolina, 6 to &c; Rangoon,
6sc.
Salt Liverpool. from store. Sl40,
ground alum from store. per sack, Sl.OO
to Sl.Oj.
Tallow-ic
Lard-Pure, SIC: pressed, 1ic.
M0lasses-Extra. hogshead. l3 to- l5c,
barrels. - to l6c: genuine golden syrup,
per gallon. - TO 32c: New Orleans.
prime % choice. 80 TO soc.
Soap-Common. 3 to &C.: best wash
ing. b, Sc; toilet, 10 TO 2jc
Sugars-Granulated. 9lc: Asugar,9 &C.:
b sugar. &c: G. sugar. Sic.
Ieas-Black. % 10 DOE: imperial, IS TO
Soc: gunpowder. % to Soc
Coffee-Rio. Is to pc, Laguayra, 20
10 23c: Java. p TO 30c.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, Sl.20.
three hoops, $50.
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who's
w. CUNNINGHAM, Collector Ta:c'
4. Baliwoe, M
Vcry resp ctuliy A.
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CHAMBER SUITS from t.l t0 goo
FAhIDN SUITS from taU fO 500.
DINING SUITS from ~ Co ssU.
WAkDkOBEr from 81 tuSiN.
slDkBOAkDs from 90 f0 s-lut
HAT RACKS from fb a. els.
CHAIRS per DOZEN from $40 so,
LOT 80 ~ from - 90 go.
HOOK CASES from fiuf0 500.
EASY CHAIRS iIOw tlUfOr-U.
OAK SUITS from 50 tl $50.
MATTRESSES from 8 10 60.
OFFICE DESK IS from go f0 s-5:
CYLINDER DESKS from S5 10 t.5:
BED SPRINGS from Sf1utots.
FOLDING BEDS from <IZt0 SI30.
GOFERSOK STREET.
alp-eDtu kclmoud. Va.
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EIci.nonn ,focn narl.ef.

Repor cd hy John h. williams & Son,
iankors and brokers so. iii Main street.
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mE 0ERN TnN0RY or DISEASE

disease has
pa O.
lt.lies rncyciopelas ''"'"" ue puohc we
ll O. 4 ID 1 not rgnafe
Moreh
r the uIlr
ave be-
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Lumber. Sfaxes Itc.

Lumber White oak. per 900. $40 {,
SIS: yellow pine, framing timber. 80 C
$40 per l,C00: boards. - to SO: poplar
West Virginia, No. I, 100: No. >, S3j
No. B. SIG.
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ualo 1n throupto
n Do iccdwt
mig
N The cher
4rcHl fSnnieh
Ip W
il p m
n tn
When these
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Graln ana ool.on lnchange.


RICHMOND. A., July ~, l0cJ.
OFFERINGS.
Whea,-3ll bushels.
Corn-3.OO0 bushels.
Oiis-l 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 100 SECRETARY.
,tWheat-L ougbcrry. - bushels COM
mon 40 re. Mixed. 80 bushels common
at zoe. Shortberry % bushels good al
Soc. do. 10 bushels fair al Soc; do. 100
bushels fair at 1s.. Total sales Of
wheat. 2OO bushels.
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CUTTON RHORI

Market firm.
Qu0foti0ns. -Middliug. l0sc. low
niodling, lO.c.; good ordinary
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WOOD EATING ANS

Oueof the great plaques Of Indian rail
road makers is the white ant These i'm.
scots eat every dead thing in wood form
above ground If pile Of wooden ties
IS left out over night am attack Of ants
viii have carried it away by morning
and there isno possible storage of wooden
ties Such ties as arc In the roads are
saved from destruction by the vibration
caused by the running trains. which
scaros the ants away. It is tho same
with telegraph poles and fences, and the
result is that the ties of most of the rail
roads are made of iron have travelled
about three thousand miles over all kinds
of railways in India. The telegraph
poles ON many of the lines are hollow
tubes of galvanized iron. about as big
around rs the average mans calf. so
made that they ht into one another and
form pole about ten feet high To these
poles the lines are strung. and many OF
the roads use such poles throughout THEN
entire length
ON other lines the telegraph poles arc
u iron rails. the came as those on which
the car travels. Two of these rails arc
fastened together by bars about foot
wide and then this iron lattice work j.
sotdcepin the groundanl the wire strung
ul0n It, About some of She stations the
fences are made of such iron rails. and
through hundreds of miles along one OF
the raiahs railroads in Western India J
found fences of barbcd wire with sand
stone posts These stones are "a foot wide
and about four inches thick, and they
stood about three feet above the ground
The wires ram through holes in them anc
the railroad men toll me that they are
much cheaper than wood.
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FINANCE AND COM Il ERCE
N.w York Stock Market
REVIEW

Rep rted bye. ". Branch a Co.,, bankers
and mokers, No. iii Main street.
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riII Teaa.

Shipstutf per ton SIS.
BrOwnstuh per ten Sill
Bran per ton Sl3.
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GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap
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V0T DO TLNT INTITT7' d " -fsFtU
United States A. 3 K. & c.. 1861 ......
United States Is h. x Co. rs ......
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Purchase of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Under the
circular of April II, 1888, the Treasury
Department has purchased sl5l, ,445,7 750
worth of bonds at a cost Of SITS, ,3lS,.
$50 70. From August 3, 1887, when the
Government first began purchasing
bends. to and including to-day, the
amount purchased has been $l55, 100, 100
at cost, including premium, of S202,-
522,074 27.
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= Not the house Of wood, or brick. or stone, In
which you live but your bodily tsSsment may be
In terrible danger from smoldering fire which
you make no effort to queneh. The great danger
from impure blood is that it dcbilitates the
system, and the digestive organs grow weak and
inactive. Hoods sarsaparilla combines the best
kidney and liver invigorators, with the best al
teratives and tonics all from the vegetable king.
dom, carefully and understandingly prepared in
concs csntrated form IL purfes, vitalizes, and en-.
riches the blood, and tones up the system, giving
the whole body vitality, aud tffectualy guarding
it against the attacks OF disease.
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Children CrvdrP Pitchers CaStorls

|, SwIPr's SPECIFIC has cured me Of a
malignant breaking out on my leg, which
caused intole'able pain. Ii was called
eczema by the doctors-four of whom
treated me with TO relief. candidly
confess that owe my present good health
to s. 5. S., which in my estimation is
invaluable as a good remedy.
Miss JULIA DEWITT,
2227 N. 10th st., st. Louis, Mo.
Our baby when two months old was
attacked with Serofula. which for long
time destroyed her eyesight entirely and
used us to despair OF her life. The
doctors failed to relieve her, and We gave
SwIrr's srEctFIc, which soon cared her
entirely, and she SNOW hale and hearty.
E. V. DgLK. Wills Point, Texas.
sI~Send for book giving history Of
Blood Diseases and advice to sufferers,
mail, d free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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YGUNG MaanisON's PAPER.
y. bitterly Attacks a Congressman.

VI Bitterly Attacks "a Congressman.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Congressman
Cox's Private Secretary received tele-
grams from bim stating that Russell
Harrison's paper at Helena, had made a
bitter attack upon the Representative.
No reasons are given. Congressman
Cox intended to 60 to Helena, but will
now pass by and visit the Pacific Coast
and Yellowstone Valley.
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Children CryiaP PitclGr's Castoria
Their business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
eral revival OF trade at the Eagle Drug Store as
the giving away to their customers of so many
free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous
in this very valuable article from the TACT that it
always cures and never disappoints. coughs,
Colds, Ashua, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diceases quickly cured. You can test
it before buying by getting trial bottle free
Urge size, 81. Every bottle warranted.
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L s.est from all Parts Of the World.
fHB u. A. Il. BOYCOTT.

yse Comn. j. der. TN Chtef's order Meets
with Disfavor.
!, CHICAGO. July 22.-The announcement
that Commando in Chief Warner of the
G. A. r. had Issued an order urging all
posts to send as many delegates as
possible to the national encsmpment,
meets with disfavor here. Grand Army
men here claim that Warner should have
the action Of the nine Depart.
ment Commanders who met here July
god. advising the posts not to attend.
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gHE CRGNIN MURDER.
Pfcnics IA an indication of srlsh
opinion.

CHICAGO, July 22.-James +. Bolan3,
Chairmao of the Cronin investigating
committee, has issued notice to Irish
societies that the committee will probably
be 10 opposition to the anti.Cronin event
under direction of the Cook County
Picnic Committees These picnics are
looked forward to as an Indication of
Irish opioion On the Cronin murder.
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Accident 10 Exeursionisis.

SAVANNAH, July 22.-The steamer st.
Nicholas, with 500 colorsd excursionists,
ran into drsw-bridge over st. Angus
tine creek, demolishing tho forward part
of the steamer, killing two women and
ipjuring 2S men and women, some OF
whom will die.