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tations. Railway bonds dull and heavy. The fea-
lures were Eric consols lsts Hooking Valley 6s.
1sts Atchson and and Reading G"so issues. The m
portant net declines were:in Atchison adj. As. u
cent. to SO. and general 4s, %; to 74%s; Oregon
preference incomes, Sd /. p to 80.
worthy advances were in Erie consols lsts. Ii
cent. to l34k, and Hooking Valley 6s. q
cent, to SS.
In bank stocks 90 shares of Western National
sold at ia.
Sales of silver bullion certificates for 1000
oaI ounces were made on the Stock Exchange at
York e5ssc. Bar silver liver II in 10 London closed @ dat at
30ISd. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
55oo6a@5ae 5o6a Exports to Europe to,mosr9w. 500
100000 ounces OF silver and So 900 gold.
Money on call; 495 y cent. with exceptional
tFansacn9ns sac, @ as as high as IL cent Time money
change collateral. but there is very little doing.
pFmH psRer . Is GsG,eh a" cent o
grades.
Sterling exchange was again weak and lower
Of commercial bills. Long sterling was also
affected affected by the hardening tendency Of private
dun and weak, Posted asking rates for sterling,
s4sa1f for long bills and s4.s5 for demand.
ssht drs rstss kSsF s
StisiMG5;2lA for long and h.2oe519s$ for
051s for short: suiders, 30 l3-164305s for long
and 40O4O LII for short
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-l0
Yl2h cents discount. Charleston-Buying. II
discount; selling. par. Savaunah-Buying.1 1-l0
on; selling. par New OrleaLs-Bank, par;
commercial, 81 discount. San Francisco
sight 21e cents premium: telegraph. III cents
premium. ST. LOuis-50 cents premium: offered
count.
The exports of general merchandise from the
port OF New York for the week ending to-day
were val ued at S,423. $50. against SS,600.7l7
last week and SG,3sO. .039 for the corresponding
week of last year.
Railway gross earnings for September COM
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cuding gold balance. .e24l si3.870 s240,5 9I3
Money in London. IN 2 cent. Rate Of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills. 13s p cent. Paris advices quote
y cents at 1Ol francs 20 centimes. Exchange
on London 25 francs 1915 centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock ami Petroleum Exchange
today wero follows.
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NSurpluS fDeHCII
Freight earnings decreased 949 " cent; pas
senRer earnings increased CIT; mail, express,
&c. earnings increased 7.43 " cent Operating
expenses dncluding betterments and eXtraordi-
nary expenses) increased 800 q cont; better
ments and extraordinary expenses increased
34.B9; operating expenses (cxclusive of better
ments and extraordinary expenses) increased
2.le y cent. Total tonnage increased LA n
cent; lumber tonnage increased S.55 y cent,
but cotton decreased 40.12 y cent. Total nrm-
ber OF passengers carried increased 11.51 y
cent Total train mileage increased 3.92 y cent.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, Sb6l $40: internal revenue. s5l0,:
49a, and miscellaneous, 3.48q, a total of
Sllo4Soo: The. disbursements including
$20l,000 for pensions were So, ,33l 900, an ex-
cess of expenditures over receipts of 81 ,226 200
The receipts for the fiscal year to date have
been Ss4. .a95716. and expenditures Siil.8l5.-
$50. an excess Of expenditures over receipts of
S27,019,964.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close of
business to-day. as officially computed. compare
with those Of yesterday as follows.
Gold coin and bullion sl25 26s 0se sla6 200 oe5
silver dollars and bullion. lbl2l,l4 lATTaSs5
United States notes......., O02l2 03B 90 900
Other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities. 41.22l1lS d0,baS,S67
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aerstehsstrr CO. Property fur SalI
Rral Gstate 1tauttd

GENTLEMAN n OF character and education would
n like position taker OF property agent for
owners, or jantor: unexceptional references given
Address c. II. NJ. box 1911 sun once.
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Glertions and atlcctinas.
At fanted-frmaleS.

LNANCY FEATHERS Wanted good hands on fancy
It feathers, FUCKER JoSEPHY. 7l5 Broadway.
OSTRICH FEATHERs.-F t.class sewers wanted
" on ostrich uoas steady employment; work given
out Also few smart girls as learners; paid while
learning NJ J. TAYLOR CO.. 25 Washington place.
DAPER BOXES. Experienced girls on glue work;
i also stripprrs and DniRhofa on machine work.
NEW PAPER BON CO. 6p " Wooser st.
WANTED A tailoress; one who Is used to working
w on nnc custom coats Apply al 326 East 3oth ST.,
second floor.
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hosroN CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
n'd. Asked'l Bid. Asksd.
po' Hlo. .Soo 207 Am Bell Tel.2 O2h 2O5
~ -. Ae'''A log loe Erie TEL. 59h 6Oh
~ Inn 30 30 zen Eleop. 6ls Ga
E,,Osh p'',' w lo2 Bos a Mon. SO SS1
Ma1 Sp ~ Gala HeclA3l2 3lS
o,d Co., ooH ooH osceola. 20 81
nv Io'"hSl13 l73H Quincy NJ. llo
W Err com. 6sM 90 Tam Min ao
oo"''H u" SH Bay sta,eG. ON az
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Awsllina 1ousss % Eet-Citu.

nEsIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished.
~ in desirable locations: rent 81 200 to So 600.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, e2U broadway, cor. 18th st
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sros Oct o.-rhe closing quotations of electric
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sPRINTED MATTER, ETC German steamers sailing
ON Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays takd
Printed Matter. etc. for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for other parts Of
Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, etc, fol
Europe. Cunurd steamers on Saturday take
Printed Matter ETC. for treat Britain anu Ireland,
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc. fol
other parts OF Europe. American and French line
steamers take Printed Matter. etc. for all coun-
tries for which they advertised to carry mail
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and
thence by steamer, close at this oce daily at $50
NJ. Malls for Miqueon, by rail TO Boston. and
thence by steamer close at this offce daily at $50
p NJ. Mails for Cuba close ut this o1lce daily 40
200 A. NJ, for forwarding by steamers sailing
,MOndayS and Thursdnyr) from Port Tampa, Fla.
Nails FOR Mexico, overland. unless specially nd.
dressed for despatch by steamer. close at this
onice daily at 700 A. Al sReSlstered mail closea
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Situations aEautta-femaIea.

CTENoGRAPHER and Typewriter desires position.
- Eight years experience Remington and Dena.
more machines. Address ADVERTISER, ll22 Lex.
nRton av.. city.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
WORK OFDESTRUCTION
Foreign Property II Suffering
From Insurgents.
THE DAMAGE Is WIDESPREAD.

IN enc urent Cnnto Corse Zone In fan.
tiano 10 Cuba Province Thirty riana
tatlons Arc Ia Ruins ard the Owners
Are Compelled 90 Flee 20 Santiago
ror Their safety.
NEW YonK. Aug. 90. "A dispatch
from Havana says correspondent in
Santiago de Cuba communicates details
Of widespread destruction Of foreign
property before tho insurgents Ia the
district. IN the great Cauto coffee zol.e
moro than 30 plantations, including the
magnificent estates Of Aurora Dclerita
and Hamatin wero destroyed and Tho
owners driven 70 Santiago Tor refuge.
The propriosors Of majority Of tho
plantations. a ia said. nro Frcnchmen.
Great celebrations win take place In
Havana ON tho arrival OF tho now roln.
forccments from Spain. The municipal
authorities aud the local patriotic Span
ieh uociotiea are arranging for an en-
thusiaslic reception 20 General Rey,
who succeeds Brigadior General Bosch,
In command Of tho operations around
Manzanillo.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
THOMAS 0. RazD SPEAKS.
ITO Addresses Republican Gathering
~ old Orchard.


ne Addresses Republican Gathering
~ old Orehasd.
ON ORCHARD. Me-, Aug. 90. --Th "a
was great gathering here yesterday "a
listen 10 the speech Of Speaker Reed.
There was a good crowd present and his
remarks were received with enthusiasm
After a brief Introduction Mr.. Reed
said;
"whnt seemed tho great priinevnl
course that IN the sweat Of hts faeg
should man oat bread, has been found
IA the wider view OF tho great circles Of
the Almighty TO DO the foundation Of al
sound hope, all sure progress aud all
per anont power. 10 the $4,000, 900
pcorlo which make up the great ropub-
lie. the opportunity T. labor means more
than 10 all tho world besides. But each
individual man 10 weak and powerloss.
Only by combination each with tho
other can good results be had. No
striking proof Of this can anywhere bo
found than Ia that complex union Of
iaen which makes mp the modern na.
ilon aud modern enterprise. The nature
Of man Graves also liberty and individu.
nifty.
"what aro tho causos of prosperity
aud what are the causes Of pnuicsY Are
they mysterious things beyond the hu.
man kept II you viii nnaiyze you
win finc that whatever tho remote
causes are, and they are different every
time. the immediate oavss Of prosperity
Is the confidence Of al the people IA
each other and In the situation IA the
future. when the people all work Co.
gothcr, when they al have faith IN each
other, thcn prosperity relgns. After
prosperity rcigns for sometime, Longer
or shorter, racn think that hard times
are permanently done away with and
GOT Wild aud ovorprosperiiy cots IN
Thon some wlao mon, earlier than 9th
ore. eoo that the world cannot nfsofh al
that in made, cannot permanently sup
port nll tho ontorpriaos which tho over
confidence Of men has noi ~ action an,
begin 10 douot, 20 refuse discounts, 4
hoard money and call o halt 70 speculA
lions, Then dislrust ncta IN and harl
times follow while we are climbing
out Of our troubles we suffer.
! "iu 1893 We has a. grenl crash n
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
DOINGS IN POLITICS.
Various Meetings Held All
Over the Country.


ne I,inoa with Senator iflii aud "A.
dfahass large Crowd Thevo--sevafai
other Speeches maae- sound Money
Democrats Meet Ia convontion at waco.
Reed Speaks IA Maine.
ALnasy. Aug. 20. THE second day Of
William ). Bryans trip westward from
the acclnaion Of Red Hook was an event.
fni one crowded with a variety Of Incl.
donts Of travel included in apicturosquo
reception NJ a sumner hotel, stirring
spcech ~ crowd of worlanemeu ~ the
town OF Kingston und culnlnasing IN q
great meeting NJ Albany wlicro the can
didato spoke 20 q crowd estimated NJ
from 70o0 70 10000 people packed In tho
city hall square undor tho shadow OF tho
sthtohousc.
Before this demonstration kgr. and
Airs. Bryan aat down 10 dinner With
Senator Hin aud prominent Albany
Democrats at the scnator's magnificent
home, whittier they were driven diroct-
ly from tho depot whore strong lungod
crowd greeted them on their arrival.
For nearly three hours Mr. Bryan was
tho guest OF the New York sonator, and
although every participant Ia the dinner
nvcrrcd that II was purely social affair,
their descriptions were takcn with q
grain Of salt. It boinR the general i'm.
preston that an understanding was
rcachod which win insurs 70 Mr. Bryan
che support Of the party organization In
the state.
Tho crowd began 70 gather In tho city
hall square two hours boforo the meet
ing, and whom Mr.. Bryan faced them
the people wero packed In solid massci
over several acres OF pavement and sod
with adventurous men clinging like bo'
quots In the branches Of trees aud climb
ing telegraph and lamp posts. His np
pcarancc ns no stepped upon the flag
drnpod platform, 70 him. familiai
fsraina OF HAL 20 tho Chief" clamor
ing Ia his ears, klndled a norco Bhon
which swollcd into three cheers. will
hundred OF hats aud hauekcrchicfs IN
the air. Ho was escorted By Messrs
Chase and Pratt Recorder James Mat
thows. poatinaa,er Woods and Collector
John p. Mastorso. Senator Hin wai
not thcrc. Mr. Chase introduced IA,
orator
MI Bryan spoke with moro than III
cu1tortary oratorlcal fcrco, ami, consid-
oring the size of tho crowd, he wn,
lisioned 60 with more than hAttcrine
attention Once tho speech was marred
by q small knot Of Republicans, who
interrupted HIM with struggling cheer
for Mckinley. Before his epe Oh wat
finished darkness came on, and the rcd
lights kindled ON tho outskirts of th'
crowd threw n crimson glare over The
field OF heads, and then an alarm Of Arl
jnst aa the orator ended created q diver
sion.
~ the close Of his speech Mr. Bryar
shook hands with this people, wh,
climbed upon tho platform.
He was driven TO the station preceded
by u band and crowds Of cilixena, wh'
formed IN linc and lnnrcb9d along cheer
ing.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

Tho readers Of this papor will be
pleased 70 learn that there IA az least ous
dreaded disease that science has been
able 80 cure ia nl It's stages. aud that 's
cataflh. liaii's Cataffh Cure Is The GO
~ positive cure known 10 the medical
fraternity. CataFrh being constitution
nj disease, rcqulrca constitutional
treatment Halls Catnrrh Cure II taken
Internally, acting directly upon tho
blood aud mucous aurfnces OF the aye.
tenn, thereby destroying Tho foundation
nf The dlsrase, sud giving the patient
strength BY building iip the constitution
and assisting nature IN doing lis work
The proprlctOfs have 40 much faith Ia
is curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars fsr any case that u
fails 70 cure. Scud for list Of testlnionl
ns.
Address, T.. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, q.
Sold by drugglsis, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

CurMniH, o. H., Aug. 30. United
staiea Marshal Heck rheinas and depu.
tics are ON routo 70 this city from 40
miles east with the body OF Bin Doolin
tho noted outlaw They killed him IA a
battle near Clayton, Payne county, Mon.
day night Ono deputy was wounded
Doolin had been etaying with his wife
IA Payne county since his escape from
Federal jail here July and the officers
had been watching chance 20 surprise
hni for several weeks
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
REPUBLICANS At SARATOGA.
Thcy Meet 90 nominats i oovernor
aud Lieutenant 0oternor.


aud Lieutenant 0osernor.
sAnAToaA. Aug so.-stdto Repub
lican convention 70 nominate candidates
fer governor aud lieutenant governor
met here yesterday. When Mr.. Plait en-.
tered the convention hall the entire a..
semblnge rose. The applause wns deaf.
ening. Mr. platt's usual nervousness
was apparent. and whom one Of tho
bai,as played "Hail TO tho Chief he did
not look particularly pleased. IA
Piatt stopped 70 shake hands with Mr..
Hiscock and then went TO his sent.
Bonjanin Odoll In the absence OF State
Chairman ITackott. called the convon.
tion 20 order. Congressman Frank
was selected as temporary chairman.
Ho delivered an address IN which he
discussed the financial issne and cgiti
cised the Democratic platform.
Warner Miller and hts followers were
excluded Ms delegates. This caused much
confusion.
Two ballots were taken 10 nominate "a
candidate for governor. Tho four lead
ora In the race stood George w. Al.
dridgc. e27 Hamilton Fish. iss Jam
A. Roberts, 0l and Charles 4. saxton,
0i.
Tho convention thou adjourned unit :
today
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

GREks BAY, Mich, Aug. 2b.---Ocsn
gon. Mich. was destroyed by flro lal
yesterday afternoon. OF The city 81
about soJ0 people hardly house Is lei
staining. Among the property destroyea
is the extensive plant Of tho Diamond
Match compcny and 10000. .Oo0 feet u
lumber Ia their yards, Conservative es
Inmates place the loss at u 300, 600. ~
lives woro lost nl last reports.
Communication has been cut on anc
.. m. yesterday, o. which time ih
flames mad swept through tho main pni
Of the city, destroying al the buslnps
houses. many residences, tho Malol.
conipnny'e mills, tho wntnrworks, oler
trio light plant, courthouse, etc. III
coniiaRrasion was caused By forest hrgs
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
raYEN AZ UTICA.
Makes = Speech at Midnight 20 Several
rhouEAnd People.

AhoufAHA ieupiet
UTICA, n. r., Aug. 20.-william ].
Bryana oycntful day ended with an 40.
cidont which narrowly missod being q
disastor. Ono-half tho platform from
which no was addressing crowd Of
several thousand persons In front Of tho
Boegs hotol Ia Utica, az midnight. fell
20 tho ground, and although the prosi.
dental candidnte escaped injrry. several
persona were slightly and one seriously
hurt. Ovorcrowding the platform caused
tho accident.
The Utica crowd was nearly ~ large
as that which heard Mr.. Bryan NJ al.
bany and included several campaign
clubs from Watertown, IIerkiiner and
other places Mayor Gibson introduced
Mr.. Bryan.
Mr. Bryan'A trip from Albany 70 Uti.
ca was a sories Of enthusiastic reccp.
tiona. AZ Schenectady tho cheers Of
5000 persons drowned out tho music Of
. brass bend. Mr.. Bryan made brief
speech and was constantly choered.
Fifteen hundred persons heard him al
Amsterdam, Notwithstanding a circus
was IN town. AT Fonda and Fort plnin
largo crowds greeted him and ho spoke
briefly.
II was 10 si5 wnon Little Falls was
reached, but ss0o people were present "a
hear the candidate.
Fully 100 persons were al tho Herkl'
MGR station bat tho smoke Of the torches
made & inipoaslblo for Mr.. Bryan Il
rroak, Rcd fireworks wero proininenl
features Of each demonstration.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

List Of letters fcihnlnlne hncnllod fot
In the Deminr r. o. for the week end
Ing Aug. %, 1893,
Hallesteron RefuRIo Cufeton
fiorro Gabriel franklin Hon Jno Il
Haldane Mrs 4 A 90 Keyea Mrs Llxrie
patton Mra Van Stevenson n N
Wililruia Androw
SARAn iioD0Dox, p. M.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

RIO DR. JhsEiRo Aug a8.---lt Is ru.
mored that the entiro Italian legation
will DO withdrawn Ia CONSEQUENCE Of
the recent political conflicts 50 paulo be.
tween the Italians aud the Brnzifans.
The Italian minister Ia still waiting in
structions from Roino as 70 his course OF
aefln,,
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 20.--Ilishop and
]. 8. Sessions, the young mon who
were arrested for supposed completely
in tho robbery OF the branch Of the
American National bank on Friday last,
have been released by the police, nc
evidence agnints them having been
f,.uttt
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

piatt Announces Ie WIN Not Let Ia
Name No Considered.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2G.--Thomas O. Platt
yesterday refused positively 20 o.
low tho uno Of hts nAmo In connection
with the gubcrnatorial nomination and
kaid he would not accept II nominated
When Mr.. Platt entered the hotel din.
inEroofa he saw Hamilton Fish seated
at table. He walked over. put his
hand on Fishs shoulder and saids
"lfish,I am not Ia the race that IL
positive and final. Get on your harrofa
now and fight hard. You people who
are candidates will have TO fight yorr
own battles"
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

Vanderbilt summer residence. On no.
count Of the state os Mr.. vanderbil,'s
health, outside Of the immediate bridal
party only about 30 persons were pres.
ont. Tho marriage ceremony waa por-
formed by Rev. George II, Nopill. ID.
d., rector of Trinity church. Of which
Mr. Vanderbilt is a member.
Miss vandorbilt's gown. a. well rs
that Of each Of her bridesmaids, came
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

WASHINGTON, AUG. ao. Tho state de-
hartment has received cablegram that
the sultan OF Zanzibar died late yester.
day morning. The cahlo message adds
that saia Aid holds tho palace sailors
and mariners have landed and riotine
4 feared.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
MuRpEa AND SUICIDE.
Failure In Bnslnsss Prompts a Man 20
1hi nis wife.

thul ttis Wfus
LOWELL. Mich. Aug. 90, 0,-Charlca
Church, Jr.. member Of the private
bnnkinghouso Of q. j. Church &; Co.,
shot and fatally wounded his wifo and
thrn commsttcd suscido yosterday. Tho
bank closed iis doors ycstefsiny. giving
" Sc renson that Il was unable 90 real
$40 upon rs assets. Deputy shorih
Cowcn called at the younger Chnroh's
louso 10 serve writ Of attachment
Whom Church sGw him Lo locked tho
door and immediately thrco pistol shots
were heard Tho door was broken in
aud Mr. aud Mrs. Church wore found
lying ON the floor, tho former dead and
the latter inorially wounded. Tho elder
Church has disappeared.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

CAEroE, O.. Arg. as Major McKin
Icy was visited Monday BY 1000 work.
mon from the poitodoa Of Eaai Liver.
pool and seven carlosds Of farmers from
Knox county Major Mckinley nude
twc hep1fnio addresses 10 them which
were wen received,
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
ExrGNsIoN oF &c oaonEa.



NEw YonK, Aug. 2O.--soncr Arturo
Daidnsano y Topotc, the consul general
for Spain, IN this city, has received the
now decree Of captain general Of CubA
extending 20 Oct. 81 thp timo for all
foreign residents IN Cuba torcgistor aud
procure their certificates.
When tho decree Il ia full operation
Il win do away with a number Of Ger.
tllcates now used by people claiming a
dual nationality. Many Of thom, for
oigners. II Is alleged, arc rohel agents,
aud when arrested claim Briuah, French
or American citizenship. The now dc
cree, II Ia thought. will facilitate Ia,
maintenance Of pablo order on tho is'
Land.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

CRASp RArips. Aug, a0.-The state
bank owned by Church s. Son at Lowell
20 miles from this city, has closed its
doora. No s,atemont has hoon made
but tho derositcs are estimated at g35.
600 70 $4,000 including ssooO village
funds.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
THE Mills AZ LOWELL.

ono starsa w After some Dass iais'
mesa and Another cioson pown
LOWELL, Mars, Aus. ss The Merii'
mnc mills, which hnyo been idle for SOW
crnl wooks, according 10 tho agreement
Of New England manufacturers, have
RESUMED operations, taking back 10 work
5000 people. The Lowell carpeimills
have closed dodn, aud, although u II
cxpected that the ehuldcwn win be foi
alternate weeks only, lhoro "a vague
rumor about tho order 70 close which
has given rise 70 o tusplolon that ths
mills win 30 idle fof much longer time
they enplqg sa9a peappg.
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28

from Paris. Tho brides costume was
white watercd siik trimmed with old
duchesse lace aud pearls. She carried q
bridal boquct Of stephanotis and gar
doniea
Deming headlight., 1896-08-28
wAlrnrY.vANpEnnLLr wappINa.


NEwronr. r. l.. Aug. 20.--.rhe we'd
ding Of Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, old
est daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. TO Harry Payne Whitney.
uldeat son Of tho formor SECRETARY cf
the navy, W. O. Whitney. took place nj
noon yesterday ~ "Tho Breakera." the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-06
Cancer | CaLcer |

Cancer cured on the breast. head. face. lip
hand or anywhere on the external surface OF
the body ds eight days without the loss OF a
drop OF blood 80 Enlfe used. Terms very rea.
sonable. CAL NJ my once or address
u. r. RUrlROCK. VI d.. New Berlin. Pa.
P.S.-hihdlS ask your druggist or merchant
whether he keeps Dr. D. II. Eothrocks rene
dies viz Two-day Cough cure. Rheumatic Lint.
ment, Electric Neuralgia cure, Liver Pills, Head
ache Powders. Vegetable Con diton Powder for
all domestic animals, Ess. Peppermint, Golden
Tincture Periecto Vanilla. Laudanum, Para
gorlc and castor on. II not. tell him TO order
them at once as they are sold and used every
where. DIR. RoTnRoCK. NJ d., Physician and
Pharmacist, New Berlin, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-06
Accident Near New Berlin.

On Monday morning Henry Yer
ger, who resides 3 miles south of
New Berlin, was pushing n wagon
backwards out of the barn and Viii
liam, his 10 year old son, had charge
of the brake. The brake was tightly
drawn, but the wheels slipped; the
wagon rushed backward against the
wall of the barn and the handle of
the brake penetrated the upper
third of the thigh, crossed through
the right leg transyersely. Pieces
of bone hung to the handle. DIR.
Rothrock, the oycr-willinc and able
healer of New Berlin, was summon
ed and dressed the wound. The in
jury is a serious one and it is by no
means certain that the victim can
survive