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THE SEVENTEEN INDIANA.
Gen. Harrison's Regiment Re- Elects
Him President of the Association.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept 5.-President Har-
rison's regiment, the Seventeen Indiana Vol
unteers, held its annual reunion 10 miles south
OF this city yesterday. The following letter
from the President was read
CAPE MAY PoINT, August 49,
my DEAR COMRADES: That / cannot attend
the reunion of the survivors Of the old regi-
ment 10 source Of very great regret to me
and venture to hope that the dear old friends
whose happier lot 1t is to be present will also
feel some little disappointment am
debtor TO them for the brave and
patient service they gave to our country under
my command and for a most loyal and affec-
tionate comradeship since the fighting days
were over. God bless them every one.
Most sincerely yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON"
Mr.. Harrison vas re elected president OF the
Regimentsl Association. and by unanimous
vote love greetings were sent him
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CHICAGO's LAKE FRONT.
A Law Which Prevents the Deal &c
Make IL O Site for the Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept 6-Scnator Theodore s.
Chapman, a member Of the conference COM
mittee on worlds fair matters during the spe-
cia session OF the legislature. says the proposal
Of the Illinois Central railroad to relnquish it's
present right Of way and take another one far
Their ont in what II now the lake cannot be car
ried into effect lie points out this section in
the act OF the state legislature; eff any part of
the submerged lands which are to be reclaimed
or filed shall be diverted TO any other use
than that Of public park all such land or
lands shall revert to the state of Illinois,"
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Two Big Gas Wells Struck.

PirTsBURo, Pa, Sept. 1.-Two OF the lar gest
natural gas wells ever developed in this dis
trict struck the land within tho past twenty
four hours One OF the wells is located near
Belle Vernon and is owned by the PhilAdelphia
company. The other is the property Of the
Bridgewater Gas Company and is in the Wild
wood field. When the wells we're brought in
they blew out the castings. 1t is estimated that
both are good for roo pounds rock pressure.
The gas from these wells would be sufficient to
run half the mills in the city and pretty
thoroughly explodes the stories that the gas
w,SH irving out
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SprcIALs Is SHIRT Wnsrs.

A lot Of Navy Blue Calico Shirt Jwaasts sizes
10 4. years. reduced 10 l0v.
ou;ias Flannel Shirt Waists. sizes 70 IL
years. &c.
fercsls Shirt Waists, nsv styles, sisss 10 II
years. See
White shirt Waists. Inca collar and cuYx
plated back and fronts. all s.zss. 50c.
We have jus. received smother lot Of Msu's
Outing FLANNEL shirts. sizes. IL 70 Is inuhes
only i6c. Fancy Cheviot shirts. sizes lIIs to
IL, at SOC.
rALL~wEI0HT UNDERWEAR. - Ladies'
Hlgn Meek and Long sleeves and shors Sleeves
Vests. superior quality. only zoe.
Meas superior Quality IN sisirrx and Draw
e-S Sizes, shirts. ii ~ AZ inches: drawers, so
&C "a inches. zoe.
Meas yiae Wool Mediun-wsisst shirss
only 81.
LADIES' Lirea Cheraisc.tes reduced to 25c
esrrairs In Mating aud FLOOR OIL Cloth
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RECIPROCITY. ALL HAIL!
Canada Rejoicing At tho Prospect Of
Buying Our Goods.

MONTREAL, Sept. a-There il gladness In
Montreal A. each day brings further vsrihca-
ton of the increased and growing sentiment in
favor Of reciprocity with the United States.
II found abundant and official utserance
yesterday in an address which Acting
Mayor Cunningham delivered TO the
visiting American Odd Fellows on behalf Of the
city Of Montreal. The most striking passage
was: II hope that the people Of the two coun-
tries may each remain side by side IN perfect
friendship, each sending to tho other the pro-
ducts which they require in unrestricted reci-
procity." The sentiment was received with
loud cheering by the visitors and the citizens
who attended the demonstration.
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THE 18th STREET SHOOTING.
G. T. Parker Gives d, 900 Bail on Q
CharGs Of Attempting to XIII DR.. Brown.

On Officer Boardman serving the warrant on
George 7. Parker yesterday. charging the
latter with having committed an assault ana
battery with intent to kill DR.. Gustavus Brown
on Wednesday last, Mr.. Parker asked permis-
sion to further consult with his counsel This
was granted, and In little time Mr.. Bell went
out TO arrange for bail On going TO Judge
Mills Office arrangements were made, aud
about Sis o'clock Judge Mills took his seat in
the Police Court Mr.. Thomas NJ. Fields ap-
peared with Mr.. Bell, and for the defendant
said examination would be waived and asked
what amount OF bail would be required Judge
Mills thought that the amount should be 81, 900
and f4ed IL ut that figure and il was given.
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS FOR THE BABY.
This morning Gen. E. C. Darlington, counsel
for MIRA Nellie Parker, presented her petition
10 Judge Bradley asking that writ Of haoeas
Parker, commanding him TO produce the body
OF Philip Walker Parker, her twenty-months-
oldchild Judge Bradley directed the writ TO
issue returnsble forthwith, and Deputy Stewart
found Mr.. Parker In few moments at the Office
Of Mr.. Bell. his counsel, and served the papers.
After conference with Messrs. I. N. Fields
and A. II. Bell, Mr.. Parker appeared before
Judge Bradley, and his counsel asked an order
postponing the hearing.
Judge bradley heard the application at 1880
o'clock, Gen. Darlington and Col. Cook appear
ing for the petitioner aud Messrs. Fields and
Bell for the respondent. The latter stated that
the child was In the hands Of Mr.. Psrkers
sister, Mira Shedd, where il is well cared for.
They ask that the time for making the return
be extended to Thursday next
Mr.. Cook suggested that the petitioner was
but twenty months old and that it should not
be unnecessarily kept from the mother. He
suggested that Tuesday was too far OIL.
A HEARING FIXED foR NEXT MONDAY.
Judge Bradley remarked that the ia& gave
three days in which 70 answer the writ, bat in
the case OF a child of tender age the cour,
should have some regard for their feelings lie
thought that they could get ready by Monday
and fixed the hour Of IL o'clock that day for
the hearing.
Gen. Darlington asked whether the case
would be heard in affidavit, stating that the
petitioner proposed to produce witnesses to be
examined orally.
Judge Bradley said that to have the witnesses
present to answer orally was preferable. He
did not, however, understand that the parties
were required to do 80. The case then went
over.
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Bankers I'm Session.

sAnAroaA, N. Y, Sept a-The National
Bankers Association met At II O'Clock this
morning for the last session Of their meeting.
Hon. Charles NJ Preston, superiutendent Of
the banking department Of the state Of New
York. made an address on the New York
safety fund banking system. Apaper on bank
ing laws Of Canada was read BY Mr.. Hague,
general manager of the Merchants' Bank Of
Canada. Montrcal Mr.. G. ". Hammond, cashier
Of the Peoples Bank of Buffalo, read o paper
on clearings and county eollsotisos, and 6
D. m. the convention adjourned sine die. To-
night the members Of the association will
enjoy banquet at the Grand Union Hotel
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Hot Wires.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 5.-The building Of
the New Haven Wire Goods Company was
Quilted by a fire which started at 1 o'clock this
morning The loss il estimated at $4,000. 1t
il suspected that the fire was incendiary and
that Victor Mulch, nephew of the foreman Of
the concern, il the culprit. He is under ar
rest
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Raiding the Illinois Central.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-An evening paper pub
fishes q secret petition which it states is now
being diligently circulated among the stock
holders Of the Illinois Central railroad urging
them to rise in rebellion against the
present management OF the company
at whose head stands president
Stuyvesant Fish OF New York. who until re-
Gently has been assisted by E. H. Hartman,
also OF New York. The petition states that the
company is practically on the verge of ruin
through the Encouragement of its affairs.
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A Royal Claimant.

LONDON, Sept a.-Frederick Nicholas Smith,
a negro, claiming to have como to England
from Africa by way of Boston, America, has
been arrested on charge OF writing letters to
the Queen OF England. He claims to be the
fightful king OF Yoraba. in Africa. and TO have
been deprived OF his kingdom by the British.
The authorities are not satisfied whether his
statements are true or whether he il lunatic.
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Mr.. Wanamakcr's Carpet Business.

MT. WWHHuHNcI OHrpCt buStHcSSs
PnnADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The formal transfer
Of the Wholesale carpet business Of John Wanna
maker. at No. 1870 Market street, which Boyd,
Harley 4 Co. have about purchased, will not
be made until December i, when the latter
firm will take charge OF tho establishment.
Though the purchase has not been completed
the terms of the deal have been agreed upon,
and the actual contamination awaits only the
arrangement Of some minor Details BY the
terms Of the salo Mr.. Wanainaker agrees to re-
tire altogether from the Wholesale carpet trade
and conduct only . rotail business at his 18th
street establishment The price is O matter of
secrecy. The trade Of the house amounts to
about 81, SOC, 600 year, upon which basis the
purchase price was fixed.
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They Felt 1t.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-There was some excite
ment in the wheat and provision pits on change
this morning, consequent upon the failure Of
Sawyer, Wallace & Co. OF New York. which was
announced yesterday afternoon. As the firm
had heavier holdings in pork than wheat tho
excitement was more intense in that crowd.
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Eishe Miners Buried Alive,

MINSEAPoLIs, MINI, Sept 1.-The Journals
Ishpenning. Mich, special says: Eight miners
we're buried in the Lake Angelina mine by a
cave-in ON the sixth level this morning Every
effort is being made To rescue them The men
are alive and are communicated with by means
OF pipo used to convey compressed air for
power drills.
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Floods In Germany.

BERLIN, Sept 5-The floods in south Ger
many have ruined the crops in tho affected
district Lake Constance is at the highest level
known for o century. Navigation has been
suspended. A landslide has blocked the Tam
mino and stopped the Tamina defie the Nngatz
Springs railway. The oriental express train is
blocked
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Made No Difference.

BALTIMORE, Sept 5.-Prominent dealers here
in pork, grain and cotton state that the failure
Of sawyer, Wallace 4 Co. does not at all affect
them nor has 1t had any apparent effect upon
the market. II my change from yesterday Is
70 be noted the market is stronger.
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A Hard March.

LoxDox, Sept 6-Hoelier, who commanded
the Bavarian insantry regiment which was
forced 70 march at full speed from Wurzberg
Ia Marhbreit Under soorshing sun during the
recent psueuveys, has been dismissed from the
sdyYics. OF the $50 men who fell by the way
from fatiSas many will never recover their
health. Three died and ak committed suicide
by throwing ,thsusslvss into the river Main,
having been rsndsrsd Insane By their suGsr.
ingA
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A Negro Bulldozed Him.

CHICAGO, Sept a-A dispatch from INDIAN
apolis, Ind, Gays Mail Clerk Massey reports
that as his postal car on the Big -Four was
nearing Anderson last night it WAS entered by
q hurley negro, Who compelled him to hand
over all his registered letters. The negro
jumped Of the car at Anderson, dropping some
letters, and it IL thought all or most Of them
we're recovered The negro escaped.
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Herr Krupp's Son In Canada.

OrTAwA. ONT, Sept 6-Herr Krupp, son Of
the German gun manufacturer, is here testing
the quality and quantity Of ore produced by
the Sunbury nickel and copper mines west OF
this city He 10 in search Of nickel to be used
in the manufacture Of new gun metal, which
10 expected to a. far surpass in strength and
mig iron.
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Ex-Cougressman Guenther Sick.

OsuXosH, Wis, Sept. a-R,chsrd Guenthsr,
eonsuligepersl to Mexico, il Ill 81 his home in
this city. He has been Spending few weeks
vacation here and intended 70 start for Mexico
today. Mr.. Guenther has been suffering from
rheumatism. bat 10 now prostsated By An u.
tacl, OF stomach sroubls.
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Getting Ready for the Change,

Mr.. John W. Ross IL still postmaster, but is
quietly arranging his business SO Us to be able
to take his new position OF District Commis-
sionor when he shall have been confirmed.
Just now he has about a. much as one man can
do to read the many letters congratulate
ing him ON his appointment Until after
he 10 confirmed Col. Ross 10 not inclined TO
foreshadow his policy save to say that it will be
his endeAyor to give all his efforts to the ad-
vancement Of the best interests OF the District
and the cifizena
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Some Good Music.

ToULoS, Sept 6.-The British squadron de-
parted this morning. As the feet passed out
OF the harbor the band on the flagship played
the "Marseillaise." and the bands ON the French
men-of-war responded with the British anthem.
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Quito q Fire.

SALoNIcA, Sept. 5.-The fires which broke
| ont almost simultaneously in four different
parts OF the town yesterday, and which de-
stroyed 12.000 houses and most Of the public
buildings, have been extinguished.
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Praise for n Labor Congress.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Morning Post, in .
notable leader, praises the trades unions con-
sress ssd declares that the proceedings Of the
body are marked by q great deal Of good sense,
The article upbraids the other conservative
journals for their nervous bluster over the
cnnQreas
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The Ksiserss Toast.

FLxxssrno. Sept G-Atthe military banquet
last night Emperor william toasted the ninth
army corpa He aid thss although the ma
nsuvsrs sntsilsd hardfhips upon the men. the
praise Of their olkceS greatly gratiAed the
soidiesx He would never forget the pleasure
be experienced when, e. young u66cer his
captain 6zut commended him.
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FLOWERS FOR MR.. INGALLS,.
CAPITOL COMMITTEE NOTES.
The House judiciary Committee Has
Two Investigations on Hand.

The House committee on judiciary today had
under consideration the resolution referred to
1t some time ago alleging that doorkeeper of
the House had laid violent hands on Repre-
sentative Enloe of Tennessee when he at
tempted to leave the hall while q
call was in progress. After little
discussion the resolution was referred
to Q subcommittee composed Of Chair
man Taylor and Messrs. CasweIl, Adams,
Culberson and Oates, with instructions to as
certain the facts and report to the committee
at the meeting next Tuesday. The committee
investigating alleged irregularities in United
States courts was authorized to ask permission
OF the House to proceed to Louisiana after ad-
journment to inquire into the charge that the
judge OF the district court ut New Orleans has
shown undue favoritism toward certain at
torney practicing before his court.
REMOVING SENATORIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Sergeant-at-arms Valentine has done q good
deal to improve the appearance Of the Senate
chamber by removing therefrom two Of the
big sofas. which have been in the way
Of everybody who has had occasion
to pass the rear and extreme right or lcft Of
the ball. When the sofas were occupied the
passers-by were compelled to kick somebody's
ankles or tread ON somebody's cornA The two
pieces Of furniture were removed to the corri-
doris leading to both ends of the marble room.
THE EXPULSION OF REPRESENTATIVE KENNEDY
was the action demanded by q resolution
which Representative Bostner OF Louisiana
had prepared and was about to Offer today.
He consulted with several leading demo-
Gratis, however, and il was finally deemed
best to leave the matter In the
hands Of the republican, Generally
the democrats would be glad 10 see the screws
ciamped down ON the Ohio man who made
faces at Senator Quay, and they would vote for
II unanimously il It came up, but they cannot
mako the first movement; that must come
from some republican friend Of Quay's.
PArxxxr on CRusERs AND l0-The Secre-
tary Of the Navy has approved the application
Of the Columbian iron works Of Baltimore for
the sixth payment on cruisers Nos. and 10,
amounting 70 e27. $50 for each ship.
Sawyer, Wallace 4 Co.'S Failure.
NEW YoRx, Sept AT i2:45 pm. the grain
trade had call TO settle Sawyer. WaIisss 3
Co. . grain contract II vas found that they
had direct interest In only two boat loads
Of wheat, but IL required dealings %
the extent Of forty-four loads 20 harmon
Ire trade. Wide estimates Of their present In.
tesest in pork, which win have to be closed
ont RIM 70 l00, barrels or mare. The price
ofpofk declined about IS cents per barrel and
recovered % cents
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THREE STEAM TCGs.
The Navy Department Again Adver.
tiscs for Bids for Their Constructors.

Advertisements we're issued from the Navy
Department today calling for bids for the
construction Of three steel steam tugs for use
Ut navy yards on the Atlantic coast. These
are the came boats which we're advertised some
months ago without any bids being received,
and this time the department has made certain
notifications in the requirements. which, It 10
hoped, will induce the builderp to bid
The mercantile tests for steel are sub
stituted for those OF the steel
board, certain parts OF the outfit and
furniture TO be furnished by the contractor are
eliminated, the time In which the tugs are to
be completed IL extended from ak months to
one year and the payments are TO be made in
six equal installments instead Of in one sum.
The bids Will be opened October 6. Each tug
10 10 cost less than ss5,o00.
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The C. and O. Canal Cases.

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal cases in the
District court will likely be taken up soon after
the return OF Judge Cox next week II is
thought that in view of the action OF Judge
Alvey OF Maryland in ordering a sale q concur
rent decree wall be passed here
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A Flooded Cont.

DRESDEN, Sept a-The rise of the Elbe
river has flooded the royal castle ut Pillenitz
aud the court has been transferred TO Strehlen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Our Fall Goods arriving daily. Among item are
many and novel articles in Hoasefurnishinss and
,LecoratiopA
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Stone Battle on Herring Hill.

Daniel Cole and David Woodward engaged
in a stone bate on Herring Hill, George
town. last evening and the formers head was
cut in several places. Policeman Currsn ar
rested both men and they were tried in the
Police Court today. Cole was fined SI or If
teen days and Woodward was fined sl0 or sixty
days
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported By special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4lp L street:
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HANGED Today,

CoLunstA, &C., Sept G-Robert Shelton,
coiored, was hanged At Laurens today for the
murder Of VIM. Rayford, also colored. Last
February they had quarrel sbouta woman and
Shelton killed Rayford With an axe and threw
his body In an OLD we'll The drop fell as II As
and shelton was pronounced dead in eighteen
minutes, his neck having been broken. He
persisted TO the last moment that the killing
vas In self-defense.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.

Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am, TS; 2 pm, SO; maxi
mum, sc; minimum, 60
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Baltiu,vre Markefs.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Cotton nominal--mid-
ding, ION. Flour dun - Howard street
and western super, 30Oa350; do. do. extra.
) 75a4.65; do. do. family, .9Oa5 so: City mills
Rio brands, extra, 5.25a5.5O; winter wheat bat.
emit, 5.0oa5 IS; spring do do. 5.0Oas.a5; DO. do.
wheat-southern dull and weak; Fultz. 0Is9S:
Longoerry. 93a9S; No. 2, 97k; steamer No. y.
red. 92k; western weak; No. winter red, spot
95Aa96; September, 95a1 ag6 October, 97La97X:
December, 1OOz. Corn-southern quiet white
51a39; yellow. 51AaoS western dull; mixed spot
1Sa53h; September, syn sellers; October, 81 "a
52. Oats fairly active-ungraded southern and
Pennsyivanis, 40a44: do. western white, 42xa44:
do. do mixed, 4la42h; graded No. 2, white. a;
7la13; good to prime 60a70 common to fair O5a
81. Hay Quiet-prime to choice timothy, Hal. so
Provisions strong - meas pork. new 1900, old
1250; bulk meats, loose shoulders, 6ka6k; long
clear, 6A; clear rib sides, 81: sugar-pickled
shoulders. 2; sugar-cured smoked shoulders g.;
hams, small 13al3k. large llXal2; lard. re.
fined x, crude, on: Butter firm !. creamery
ton. lAal6; ladle. fancy, l3al4: do good 20
choice, l1a12; store packed, 0a10. Eggs steady
19a20. Coffee Quiet-Rio carRoes fair 9OL: No
2, 10. Sugar unsettled. Copper fairly active,
scarce-renned, Is. Whisky active-l.l9. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotton, Xic:
nour. es.4d.; grain, lid. Receipu-nour. u, 722
barrels; wheat. 6,000 bushels: corn, 1000 bnsh-
Shipments-nour. 6,067 barrels wheat, io, 600
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels. Sales-Wheat 3S3.-
600 bushels: corn, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-virginia consols, Sc: do
threes, 69k: Baltimore ANA ohio stock, I06k;
Northern Central stock. 0Sxa68k; Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore nrstA b0kalOO: con.
solidsted gas bonds. 114xa1l5s do stock. SIN.
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Chicago Markets.

CalCAGo. sspt 8 Nlosino. !. Whsst-Sep-
sepssmSss. isS: Scsoss ~ ok; a:y. Tx. osa-
September. 3kK; October. 35E; Nay, aSK. FORK
September, 0.2O: October, $50 May. 12l2N.
Short rihs-Ssptsmber, A2os ocsobss. k&aN;
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sfANftTetp.

SL0AN-FLEM1NG. In Washington, on Thursday,
September 4. 1870. by Rev Besdie Mr. J. a sLOAN
to Mrs. SUE v. FLEMING. all Of BALTIMORE VIII
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IL. CASES OF WEAK Or LAME Bach. BACA-
a. t.arter's Smart Need and bclladonna baekacne
Masters Price - cents. Try them.
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YOU CAN'T HELP LIKIx0 THEN. THEY ARE 30
very small and THUR action 10 " lerfcct. Only oas
Pill eozs- Carriers Little Liver F1iiA Ivy thsn-
Ii DE- SGER OF DRINKING IMPURE wATEIi
"A avoided by adding 20 drops Of the gsnuins An
eostar. Auers. manufactured ~ DE-. sieosrt Sons.
81 all druggists