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CARS BTRIED BIZ 4 LANDSLIDE.

Plattsburg. y. T., Aug. 81 (Speciap-Thc regular
local freghttram Of Twelve cars and caboosc north
bound, on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad al IL
Il. n. to-day met with an accident that practically
stopped travel. far through passenger service
to and from New York City Is crncd for the pres
Point n landslide occurred just the freight train
came along. The engineer seeing II coming. called
to the fireman aud brakeman to jump. They did SO,
escaping with slight injuries The track was moved
a hundred feet or more toward the lake. 4 pas
scngcr who got through to Plattsburg brings the in
formation that five OF the twelve buried out
of sight. but the railroad company hopes TO be able
to transfer passengers in the morning across the dan
gcr0us spot IL Is stated tiat inc ausnde was caused
hv uuicllglnd
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THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL sp. NJ. THURSDAY.

Washington. Aug. 27.-For Eastern New-fork sN
Now jersey fair stationary Temperatures westerly "N.
For Maine fair, preceded by nin in eastern poF''s'
warmer in eastern portion, stationary temperature ~
western portion. l
For westlrn Now-Yorx licht local showers. folo",~
by fair weather THURSDAY ram Friday; northwese'"
winds; sleh. changes I'm tcmpe'atCre
For the Ds.trict of Columbia Eastern PenhsyNs".
Delaware and Maryland, slight changes In tmpes'.
fair weather Thursday rain Thursday night ana fHa'''
westerly winds shftlug b noTth,asteny. 49,
For Weston Pennsylvania, fair. warmer u ho .".,,
statonary in southern portion winds shifting u nof
For New -Hsmpshre, fair; stationary temp,ratufe'
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecucu" '-
sllght changes In temperatures westerly winds
for Vermont, fair aud slightly warmer.
TOT Virginia Hight showers; slightly cooler In s0u
stationary temperature in northern portion
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TIE rsE or IIoron IL TIE sEXAr9


Washington. Auc. 4T.-Th, r,outpn heretofore
Offered ly Mr. Plumb. ins;ru'n' ;hc Committee on
Rules 10 ls,uc such orders viii wholly prevent TIE
sale Of spirtuous. vinOus and mat liquor, In th'
-rnr,p eipc of th, Capito! wa tben 40 lu the ecl
o'c this n jrninc tn first question being Mr. But
Ter, amendment directing the s"rsc-nt-at Arms to
make iiy Inspection OF committe" rooms ana other
Apartments The amcndmcn. va rejected
Tho next question wa, tie amendment offered by
Nr Tlair 10 add tho words and their bcver-
lcc.7
Mr. Blair said that tho real evil the consumption
Of liquors by senators in their comm tccrooms.
Nr. Teller said that ne mad no sympathy with th"
amerdmcnt It was . proper tf!ug mat no luos
Should be sold In the Capitol, bat the attempt to SAY
what a Senator should should not do. I'm regard 70
thc use of liquor. seemed 20 him 20 le ug too lnr.
lie lll tasted drop of intoxicating liquor I'm his
ne lie thought that it might Dc assured and ought
10 ae assumed th't every member of the body was q
,cfrc,pectng gentleman For the last two years. ~
least there had been exhibition Of drunkenness ia
tho chfmbcr such rs was said to have occurred forty
or lfty, or sixty, or seventy years ago.
Mr sherman cmcurrcd in the views cXpres ed
by Mr. Teller. When b. compared The habits Of
senators to-day with what they used 10 be twenty
or taiitv year 0go. hc thought N.at remarkable
change had occurred The rcsoa ion mad consunl n
valuable time and he moved is reference to the Com
| mii,cc Rules.
Mr. Frye favored that motion. His reputation as
| Il Temperance man would justify his doing The
newspapers had been In 'hc habit Of saying that the
senator from New Hampshire Mr. Hlirl and himself
he unIy tect0thlcrs In the Unlled states Sen
| ate: but that Was not correct. There were within
reach OF his voice Scre, Of senator, who were tee
totailcr,. lie could ono tho Democratic side
| uauehtcr.l In fact, he could more than one.
which rather remarkable. U,encWed lauchtcr.)
Mr.. Gibson concurred In the good character given OF
| senators.
| Mr.. Frye took for granted that what he had said
about tcciOtallerS The Democratic side under
stood he said In iOcular manner. lie knew that
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
SEAIsKINS IN DISPt TE.

Washington. Aug. aT.-Seclctary Window today
olccrcd the Collector of Customs at san Francisco
10 report from time 10 time all seaSkns consigned to
HIN and brought by steamers or other vessels
and to retain them until further orders from the De-
uartmcnt 1t is understood that these orders refer t.
aao.t 5000 ns found the seal Islands AT the tne
~ 70 Termination cf the Alaska Commercial C0nl-
rauy lease. the ownership OF which skins IS now a
mater of dispute between that company ana the
natives.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
DIR. rAxrER.s NoMIYArloY CONFIRMED.

Washington, Aug - (SpeciaD.-Tle Senate to day
confirmed unanimously, and without a word Of op-
position the nomination OK Dr. Baxter TO be Surgeon
General OF the Army. There vas no doubt ut any
time Of ti, action The part OF the senate among
those who have known Of the high opinion In which
the new Surgeon General Is held b, publlc Of both
parties. Dr.. Na,ter viii enter n once upon '.,
discharge cf the duues oi his Office. lie may serve
for nearly eleven ycars before reaching the retiring
asa longer period than II has been the good fort
unc OF most OF his predecessors In Office to enjoy
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE CHARLESTON ORDERED BACK TO HOMO

Washington. Aug. o7.-Orders were today issued for
the flagship Charleston which has just arrived at
cattle. Washington. from Honolulu. TO return immo-
tatcly 10 that port, TO assist IN the protection or
American interests in the Hawaiian Islands. This
ctlon is based upon Acting Rear Admiral Browns
eport of the serou, aspect OF affairs in Hawaii Al the
lime o. hs departure for this country. Nothing oldclI
has SINCE thea been heard at either TIE state or navy
Department in regard the situation on the Island
me United states steamship Npslc Is now al Homo
lIlu II Is Apccted that the Charleston VIII SAL TO
n
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-rnr A pAYMhNr TO JonN KoAcns ExEcuroRs

Washington AVG. 2T.-Bopr sentative "etchanl' of
Sew Yora ton. introduced i.' the Hons bill
approuriatnq -2o 2iO Jr payment 10 the legal rep
rcssntiyes d Eoich. deceased In lull satisfaction
Of all claims ., cut oi The use and occlpll c. by
the Government Of R1ach's sipyerds a, Ch st'r
Penn. and tc Morgan Iron Works. New ord. during
aud Incidental TO TIE DELAY M he completion 10y ;he
Government OF the cruisers Atlanta, Boston and
CnlNaGm.
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Two rnorsAYp WORE RATIONs THAN INDIANS.

Washington. Aug. 27.-The Indian Bureau recently
received the report Of A. T. Lea who has been engaged
in taking the census of the Sioux tribe OF lndlahs'
lie has completed the count of the Indians on the
Rosebud Agency in South Dakota and finds that there
are 5IG6 men. and children there rs the
Indian Office for several years has been distributing
Ttons at the agency the basis OF population OF
about ZOO naturally the inquiry arose as 10 what
had become of the other 4 Indians and their ratons
This qucry was put to Indian Agent Wright, VINO haa
reported each quarter the number who drew rasohs ;
sn1rpnration himself which done. At tiis
.nun.eraton only about 10 more Indians were found
snnrted for tho discrepancy by stating that an cpl
dcmlc had prevailed among the Indians last year
ana that measles and smallpox had taken OH Iatse
Inmter The agency physicians, however, reported
,nly nineteen deaths during the year An nve9'gaioh
will be had
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
SPECIAL FIREWoPKs AT THE BEACH

Thursday night festivals of fireworks. fospwng The
Siege OF Vera Cruz" will be given. particularly fine
display viii be made and several devices In fireworks
viii be exhibited. A display designated "Tho
Essence of Moonlight will be made tonight In the phi.
tl.atr
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2~gistoIcd 4s-S6.1O0. at l24.
~ ~ nfcrs ,rnra accented.
poYD HOLDINGS OF NEW-YC

Albany, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-'rhc bond holdings oi
corporations doing business In tiS STATE aOco'ub ~
reports made Janunry /, IA the aggregate "'o' '1'"'
stock fire and fire marine insurance companies
s15 400 s45: mutual fire insurance companies @4@l
o51 marine insurance companies, @1,263,5oO; Hle
insurance companies, S5352405 The largest amolnl'
arc held by the Home Life, Sl52e,3OO' German
American Fire So 3O5. $50 Continental Sl,OF@'3'o
Hanover Five, 81 .cfs e05; Home Fire, Tl,4lo,eooi
Atlantic Mutual, marine, &5,10l,OoO.
.oviucs hanks. Sl17241 $50, S75,O00,O00 being
held by New York City banks, and @l7,OOO,oOO By
nrooklyn banks. The banks holding the hrstsI
amounts are Rowcry. SO 3,0GG,G26, Bank for say
inss. s2l o42, ,o52; Brooklyn. $ll 22Ol4i; se1mens
,,,5.37o,250; Greenwich, $54e2,3 ,364.
crust companies S20J4276O. The greatest
amounts are held by the New-lork Lie Insurance
and Trust Company, a. a., Loo aid uic IAVSu Stdc'
Trust Company, S4l4@,'4j'
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DIFFICULTIES THICKEN.
Continued from FIRST Page.

slipping away from them and returning to work. The
Delaware and Hudson Company says its yard 81
schenectady will be fully manned tomorrow morning.
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1T s,de a. th.re were on the Republican side.
Mr. SGerman's motion was agreed TO, ana tie reso
,ton and Amendment were referred TO the Commitlee
on Rules.
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SwiH's Specific
S S S

rs NOT one of the old worn'out' POTASH mercury,
i sar,npariIIa, thousand doses for shilling medi.
cine. II Is a re lnydy which never fails In Bleed
Diseases. and always builds up the general health
of the patient.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
BOND AND SILVER PURCHASES.
MORE THAN So 100000 OF 4'as BOUGHT oNpL"
THE CIRCULAR OF AUGUST FL
Washington, Aug 27.-The bond oheS V'u''
craq,tcd 81 4si 80, as 4 llows:

WASHINGTON. Aug 27.-The bond Offers TO-DAY AZ
cr.gatcd 81 ,4sl go, as follows:
coupon 412s-sl $50, sooo Rcsisterctd M doa "a "a
G11 ~ 700 s3 900, - 600, S1D0pD %l.J' 'O' :. -
00o' slIo0 $500 5000 *i907oo' TiI'o '5
G IoG "a 600 $3.50. -. $50, all uadcr circular o
August 2l. -.
All the offers were accepted
,,'a.',Ic,o, Ana o7.-rnc totll amount Of L
nov .ut Gords purchased t. day, under Tie clsue :"
Fnrnsi IL was -, 10000. Several overs were re-
e,Tcd nom National Banks 10 surrender = J. p'i
cent bonis held 10 circulation bn' ilr OFT i
vcrc declined for the reason that tc hh"t "i 4'y'V
o00 which NAV be deposited in any one m0h'h 70
retire circulation had been already rca, hen ioi u''
present month. =. A. ,,.o,-,,r,. n,
Tie amount Of silver offered 10 t'c -SaSuaS ~ u 49,
nar,ncrt today was 1,9l1 .OC0 ounces. Ihc anon
TTnlrcl, -ed was 576 coo ounces, follows j.: -
1t II 10; 5000 at 81 IL Is; 32"'ooo ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

FOURT'ECLAsS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Washington, Aug. ~ Fourth-clasS p0stmasers
were to-day appointed as follows:
P,nnsylvania-S e. Apple, AppchachSville: j. A.
Sprcr Flysville; Ms ". j. Brceand shipping Post.
NcW-YOrk-W. i. salisbury, Blasdci
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The subject ef the proper food for infants Is that
clas the attention Of all The best food tor infant
whether sick well. Is that which closely resembles
mothers nk. Men's Food exactly meets chat require
nent prepared for use by simply dss0lyns 10 IN hot
water and milk
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
STATISTICS OF RAPID TRANSIT IN CITIES

~
Washington. Aug. 27.-A bulletin prepared oy D. b'
Randall snecia agent to-day issued by the Census
Office diving the statistics of quicksilver production
in the United States During the calendar year 1soo
there were 26,264 TASKS, or 1012 short tons' Oh
quicksilver produced in Caforaia About t"enly
TASKS. less than sl 900 in value, were produced IN
oregon. The product is notably less than the usual
yield.
bulletin was also issued upon the subject OF rapd
transit in cities II gives the growth OF the street
,yyov facilities during the last decade In cities hav
nr mor, than 10000 Inhabitants Two hundred ana
cIchiy-sx street railroads are mentioned me "a scsV
ncrcase in mileage during the decade was In CLcako
uhers there was an addition of l0i3l miles. Fostln
stands next. with 100 miles then comes Kansas S GIN i
win scventy-fvc mUes and Los Angeles. Ca!, wth
'nroniv one miles The total increase in the mileage
NJ thn whole country l.idl mics. Inc totii
mileage of the country last year was 3,lJo.03
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Cured Herself and Her Child.

s. S. s. has relieved OF terrible scrofula from
which had suffered for years. 1t affected frs
catarrh then OF the bone and continued to ea
until had destroyed the soft lone IN the right side Of
nose, then went my throat and ater on to lungs
and 1t looked doomed. S. S. S. has cured me-
and has also cured my daughter OF the disease
MRS. NJ RITCHEY. Mackey, Ind.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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Fnu Grains 10 Wa.,,ipxrou.

A complete schedule VI fast trains TO baltimore End
Washington operated By the jersey Central Reading
and d. and D. All trains equipped with Pullman parof
ard sleeping cars. Punctud service Stations foot Of
Lberty-ss
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srprREAsURY PURCHASES OF BONDS.

The sub-Treasury in this city paid for S170,21O
A.. per cent bonds yesterday, and accepted Oilers
of $4,000 for delivery bsforc September L. No
order extending the circular of August II was re
ceived and the Sub Treasurer was unable TO say what
le new policy might be. Efforts to compel purchase
OF 4 per cents have been wasted. but the recent
advance Ia quotations has not produced an emergency
Friends of the Treasury Department were inclined
IN think that a new circular would be issued on sep
tepber l. Offering TO pay par and interest to maturity
for possibly another twenty millions. The susgcs
ton that a quarters, years. Interest on Tie 4
per cents should be anticipated may not be adopted.
although there is strong pressure IN that drecuOn
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

pIE SENATE RESTORING THE HOUSE RATES OF
DUTY ON BARLEY AND BARLEY MADT-MH.
DAVIS on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OPPOSITION TO HIGHER DUTIES
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,cr nr ruE sARArnGA LIMIrED,

DISCoNTINUANCE OF THE SARATOGA LIMITED.
The popular Saturday Saratoga Limited via New
York Central will make its last trip for the season
next Saturday, August 30. leaving Grand Central
station at y. arriving al Saratoga at q 20 p. m.
The Saratoga Special leaving Grand Central Station
daily, except sundays, at a. n. VII continue
running regularly until further notice =.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

THB coMBATANTs QUICKLY DRAGGED APART
DEMOCRATS MAKING Mr.. CANNoN'S HOT
REroRT no MR.. M'ADOo THE PRETEXT
FOR FURTHER FILIBUSTERING
AGAINST THE la ID BILL.
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the direction of the ocesns and may cause q
continuance of sickness.
Ordinary precaution is necessary for every
one. 1t IS matter of instinct for most peo-
pie to avoid draft if possible 1t is said
Of Englishmen that they build their houses
so as to avoid drafts. The trouble is not in
the location of the house, but in the condi-
ton of the windows and doors. Many peo-
pie change their clothing as often and as
suddenly as the weather changes and often
find themselves shivering or chilled through
before getting home. All science and ex-
perience recommend warm clothing the
lighter colored the better. Light color
should be worn all the time, for it absorbs
less heat in summer and radiates less heat
in winter, and of course is warmer than dark
cOlors.
If all people would exercise more common
sense, good judgment and care about their
health, there would be very little influenza
and other zymotio diseases to fear.
BUMBALo.
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eebly; Il guess ri 20 below" and he dis.

feebly; 81 guess I'll go below" and he dis
appeared.
81 wonder if the steward put my gripsack
in my berth?" said another, and he likewise
went below.
All were gone at last, ard the Seven Pol
lies was uermitted to practice as many eccen-
trio tricks as she pleased, and she was
pleased to perform good many.
Ike, in the meantime, had made friends
with the cook, Curacao negro, and all the
forecastle hands, and had learned every rope
in the brig, helped haul at the braces, and
was so busy about-decks that 81 Pelton, the
mate, said he was a sailor already. With
the cook he was a special favorite, who gave
him potatoes to feed to the horses, which re-
ceived the donation gladly, as they were
pitched forward and thrown back by the
motion of the vessel.
The cry of "Whoa" prevailed after leav-
ing the capes, and Mrs. Partington, as she
lay in her berth, heard the sound, which
was woeful to her ears, and it commended
itself to her sensorium as an expression of
woe, which, she mentally said, should be
reported to the Society for the Promotion of
Cruelty to Animals as soon as she got home.
Ike came booming into the cabin, with a
shout, and sought the dame as she lay hid
den under the bed-clothes.
Isaac" said she, ''bring me my hand
bag from the table, and please ask your
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picked himself up carefully and seemed DO.
1itely angry; ''dear me. what a convolution
I am ini Ny brain is in such a state OF
coagulation that I can hardly keep on my
feet. never felt so before, and 1 have q
nashua at my stomach that is very unpleas-
ant 1 hope you were not harmonized by
your fall 81
''No, ma'am," replied the captain; "quite
the reverse. The brig is pitching, that's all.
She's lively little craft You'll get used
to it soon"
"WeIl, i" said she, "I'm glad to know it is
not my head that's Jumping so. Goodness
gracious !" and she grabbed at the captain
to keep herself from tumbling up the COM
panionway stairs.
Steward 70 shouted Captain Davit.
faye, aye sir.
'Here, have care for this lady, and put
that jug in my stateroom. Do you hear ?"
"Aye, aye, SIR"
The captain resigned his charge to the
steward, and returned to the deck. The
jug was formidable one, and as Mrs. Part
ington held tenaciously to his arm, swaving
with the motion of the vessel, be said, with
3 grin:
"Cap'n's medicin chist.''
els he distempered MANI" she asked.
"Dreffle seasick. Gincure i'm. Mats on
till gin am gone"
THAT is the most ginuine thing ever
heard of in medicated science" said Mrs.
Partington, as the roll of the vessel almost
lurehed her on her beam end in spite OF the
steward; ''and shows how nicely means NAV
be adopted for ends. But feel the horrid
nashua coming on again, and will you please
lead me to my berth? and please look after
the boy"
"All right, mem; he's all right; funny lit
lie chap"
He drew the curtain-and retired.
The Seven Pollies had sailed down the
wavelesS harbOr SO smoothly and quietly.
passing along BY shores replete with beauty,
that the six passengers on deck enjoved their
cigars and chatted merrily. the tunny man
Of the party saying with emphasis that it was
q truly horsepicious beginning" of their
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Illustrate anyone. She then laid her grip
sack on the cabin table and turned in all
standing like troopers horse.
And such delightful sleep as she had!
Such dreams of vessels drawn by horses,
over tranquil waters, meath arching sum-
mer skies on which Isaac was sporting with
all the abandonment of exubersnt youth,
sticking pins into circumambient cherubs,
when suddenly the sky grew dark, Isaac
Slid down on a convenient rainbow. thunder
rolled tumultuously, intermittent earth
quakes added their tumUlt, and she awoke
in terror.
Unconscious of what the noises meant, her
drst thought was. to spring from her berth,
the second was that she was sorry she had
done it. for, as she emerged from between
the drawn curtains, she found herself pitch
ing headlong into passengers berth on the
opposite side OF the little cabin; but fortu-
nately the occupant was on deck, and she
escaped the great modification which his
being there would have caused her. Extri-
cating herself from this dilemma, she at
tempted to cross the cabin toward the CON-
panion way, when she plunged like a mad
steer, into the stomach of Captain Davit,
who was coming down, and was thrown fat
on his back by the conclusion.
"Dear me-" said she, as the captain
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CARPETS AT HALF PRICE.

January Bargains ut GroeIZinger's That
Were Never EquaIed.
In taking stock we discovered q great
many short lengths of carpets.
They are from 15 to 40 yards in length
plenty for any room-and consist of best
grades of wiltons, moquettes. body Brussels,
tapestry Brussels, etc.
They will be on sale on Tuesday morning
on first floor.
These are all fine goods, and as they will
60 at the price of cheapest goods, they
wort last long.
EDWARD GRoETzINGER,
627 and 629 Penn avenue,
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rhe Andar.nn Ga..snrIna Rurner sola y,

G. Trautman's, 1903 Carson St, s. S.
Samuel Hare & Co., 1717 0rson st., s. s.
Jos. Jones & Co., Main and Alexander
sts., W. E.
John Cowley, 6229 Penn ave., E. E.
r. !. Bradshaw, II jackson st., Allegheny
l. K. Becker, GAG Penn ave.
K. P. Kohne, 141 Fourth ave., and
Standard Plumbing Co., 50 Fourth ave,
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voyage. All were happy until nearing the
capes which divide the waters of the main
from the inland channel there occurred sun
dry dlsagreeable motions which indicated a
change Of conditions, endangering equanim-
1ty, increasing as the vessel proceeded, and
when they entered the world of waters. " as
some inspired poet has called the ocean, the
Seven POllies revealed the character which
the csOtain had given her as a "lively little
craft. Sne danced right merrily with the
waves, the smokers threw the stumps of
their cigars overheard, conversation was re-
duced to It's minimum or ceased entirely.and
laughter was silently taboOed.
How chilly this air is!'' said one, very
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Landlords.

Having increased our facilities, we are
more than ever prepared to give special at
tention to the management of properties and
estates in Pittsburg, Allegheny and suburbs,
renting and collecting rents. BY our uni
form system we secure better results than
can be obtained by owners. Monthly set
Elements and itemized statements forwarded
promptly. BLACK & BAIRD,
90 Fourth avenue.
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The Rock of Gibraltar

Has not irmer base than that on which the
reputation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
poses. With shrewd discernment, the Ameri-
can public long since promoted it to the chief
place in their esteem as a remedy for malaria,
nervous diseases, dyspepsia, kidney trouble
biliousness and constipation. As tonic, altera-
tive and diuretic, it ranks easily first.
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Look Here, FrIcnd, Are You sIcks

Do you suffer from dyspepsia, indigestion,
sour stomach, liver complaint, nervousness,
lost appetite, biliousness, exhaustion OF
tired feeling, pains in chest or lungs. dry
sumption? If so, send to Prof. Hart, 8e
Warren street, New York, who will send
you free, by mail, bottle OF Floraplexion,
which is a sure cure. Send to-day. EOS
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Opening Of rhumn,s Dancing Academy

For beginners next week, Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday evenings. Children'i
class Saturday afternoon. See amusement
column, this paper.
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D. LUTz & Sons justly celebrated ale,
porter and beer are every year growing in
public estimation. Office and brewery cor.
Chestnut st. and Sprlng Garden ave., ALLIE
gheny. wFssu