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ARMY AND NAVY BUTTorS.

lery. two cannon crossed; the post quar-
termaster sergeant. q key and quill pen
crossed: the hospital corps. a large cross:
the engineer corps. a turTeted castle, the
signal corps. two signal hags. crossed
with a burning torch: the ordnance. a
shell IN flames. and the commissary SER
geant crescent.
The navy button is just as important,
but not so varied as the army button. 1t
is gilt. convex. and Of three sizes in eX-
terror diameter. The large size is seven
eighths Of an inch: the medium seven
tenths of an inch. and the small size hine-
sixteenth OF an inch- Each size bears the
same device that a. a large eagle holding
an anchor and surrounded by Is stars in
honor of the l. states.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Rains In the West Damaged the
Price of Corn.

Chicago, July 3O.-The further extern
sion and continuation of rains in the
west caused liberal selling OF corn by
commission houses, considerable long
property coming out on stop loss orders.
At tie decline resulting shorts became
good buyers. Some OF the prominent bulls
We're also conspicuous on that side and
the opening decline was partly recovered
That no greater reduction in prices took
place was due to a widely diffused opinion
that much corn had been irretrieveably
injured. September closed Is lower at
1885,
The tardy movement of the new crop
started wheat trifie higher. This COM
parative strength was maintained Tor
time but finally the market succumbed
to the SottneSS IN corn Inere We're 10
Liverpool cables, owing to the holiday IN
England. The crop adViceS maintalneo
about the same tenor as heretofore and
with nothing to stimulate speculation
buyers and sellers seemed disposed to take
a rest. With the short interest eliminated
in July. that month began to slip on
early in the session. It dropped from iVt4
TO IS, ending the July deal as was eN-
pected. The wheat and flour clearances
from the seaboard reported today were
bushels.
When this became known September.
which was selling at Ga. was Did up 10
CHS. AS the session drew TO a close how
eVe. there was renewed selling which
carried the price of again. July closed
with a loss of "A. September unchanged
to &c down and December unchanged.
Oats were independently and prOuonced-
" bullish. Every commission firm seemed
10 have orders ana prices adVal .ced
sharply. Crop damage talk FURNISHED tho
incentive for buying. The close va
Q5sc higher.
Moderate buying in addition to -
ceipts ana higher prices for noSs -
provisions firm. The trade was largely ii
the way of changing
Pork advanced rs cents, lard 2ls cents
and ribs cents.
The leading futures ranged As follows;
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City. July 5o.-Cattle: Receipts.
100 market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to
sc higher; bulk OF sales 3.65G3S5: heaVies,
S,704S.90; packers 3.6OaS.S9; mixed, $3.50
$50: light. 3.45a370; Workers. 3.65Q3.70;
PIGS, 3.50G5.65.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady;
lambs, 409Q600; muttons. 3.03a4l0.
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nine-sixteenlhs. They are of yellow metal
freight and FURNISHED.
The general officers and thc officers of
the general staff wear gilt button. very
convex. with the spread eagle and stars
and = plain border For officers of the
corps of engineers the button is different,
being only slightly convex. with a raised,
bright rim one and Gne-thsTteenth Of an
inch wide It's devices are an gle hold
ing in his beak ? scroll with me word
'EssayOns'' Get us trv). 81 rastiOn With
embrasures in tho d-stauce. surrounded
by water. and a rising sun TheS3 devices
are Of dead gold upon q bright ne,d-
For officers of the ordnance department
the buttons gre gilt convey. with n plain
border. and their device consists of two
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York, July S0.-Coffee: Options
closed steady, net unchanged TO points
lower: sales, 5000 bags. including August,
$50 Spot coffee. Rio. inactive; No. in
voice. 8; No. Z jobbing. 65s; mild. quiet;
Cordova, SiAdl5.
Sugar-Raw. steady; centrifugal 96 test.
a. fair refining. 81; refined. firm; mould
A, SIS: Standard A. 81: confectioners a,
%; cutloaf. SIS crushed. 57s: powdered
SIS granulated, 5fii; cubes, 55s.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. July 3O-Cattle: Receipts 100;
market steady; native beef steers. 400
80: Western steers, 4.0094.S0; cows and
heifers. S.S0d4.50; stOckers and feeders,
3.70lI475.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shade stronger:
heavy, 3.72laG3.S0: mixed, S72lzd3.75; bulk
of sales, 372jsG3.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 2200; market steady;
fair TO choice natives. 3.S0lii.20: do West
ems, 3.70d4.29; common. 3.25d4.00; lambs,
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. July 30.-Cattle were steady,
choice steers, 5.25d5.G5; medium, 4.75q4.95;
beef steers. 4G0Q4.70; stOckers and feed
ers. 300G4.T5; bulls. 2.7504.50; cows and
heifers 3.O00420; calves. 3.25d70J, West
ern steers. 3.S5d5.25; Texans. 2-50d4.S5.
HIogs-Ruled stronger and 2lsc higher
Fair TO choice, 3.g2lsG405; packers, 375q
800: butchers. 3.45G4-u0; mixed, S-75G3.95;
lights. 370G3.95: pigs, 2.S5u5-S5.
Sheep-Were STEADY; good TO choice ma
tives. 4.50Q490; culls. 2.50d3.15; Western
range. 4.03u4-35: yearling lambs. 400a D.
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs, 1900; sheep.
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Loans and Silver.

New York, July s0.--Money on call
steady. II per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 3lza4ls per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
bills. Asa 1851 for demand and 4.S21k6J
4-S3ia for Go days. Posted rates. 44igtl
4.S5 and 4.S6q4.sslA. Commercial bills,
4S215.
Silver certificates, 5S15d59 Bar silver,
S. SIG. Mexican dollars. 49,
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pleted. and the only effect so far has been
to reduce the reserve of the New York
banks about S20, 09c zoo. The remaining
payments viii have hut little effect. since
the treasury deficit will about counter
balance reports and the money in deposit
DRY banks viii be Withdrawn gradually.
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Denver Live Stock.

Denver. July 30.-Cattle: Receipts. 800:
market active and strong; beef steers. $50
a450: cows 3O9d4.0O; feeders, freight paid
to river. 3.S064.40; stochers, do, 3.75d4.15;
bulls and stays, 250G3.C0.
EOgs-Receipts, 800; market steady;
light packers. 365Q3.70; mixed. 3.7003.75;
heavy. 360d3.15.
Sheep-Reoeipts, go: market steady;
good fat muttons, S25d4.25; lambs, 5.00q
500
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Of these. still enough of their force re-
mains TO demolish many houses. Dur
ing October and November storms les
sen in frequency and severity. and me
weather gradually settles into the fine
days CT December.
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The Metal Market.

New York, July SO.-Pig iron. southern,
9.75Gn.O0; northern. 1O.O0Gn.50.
Copper-Dull: brokers'. 115s.
Iead-Dull, brokers', $50.
Tin Enthusiastically
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Eight great conferences of the NJ. z.
church lie partly or wholly within the
state OF New York. A ninth lies ad-
iacent. across New York bay These
conferences embrace nearly 400, 600 COM
municants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

In connection with the diamond jubi-
lee bound samples of almost all the 1876
new languages in which TRANSACTIONS of
at least a portion of the Bible appeared
for the first time during the queens
reign, were presented to the queen.
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His Victnru

indianapolis Journal: Watts-What?
You drinking again? 1 thought you told
me YOU had won a victory over alco-
hol?
Lushforth-Sp- hic-anish victory. ole
Teller
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Short Line,
Senator Cannon.

1.-The Expansion of America will De
the topic of Senator Frank ]. Cannon
at his lecture tonight in the tabernacle
under the auspices of the Young MEMS
Mutual Improvement association.
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An art sale of interest took place at
one OF the large London stores recent
ly. when there were sold the collections
of Joseph Addison, the essayist, and
his wife, Charlotte, Countess of War
wick
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Imports and Exports.

New York, July 3O.-The imports of dry
goods and general merchandise at New
York for the week We're d.7i6 70S. The gold
and silver movements at New York Tor
the week were: Exports of gold, $4,000;
silver, 81 OBS 19S; imports of gold, Sl,S55;
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Spanish Names.

Washington Star: q wonder why
Spanish aristocrats have so many
names" said the inquisitive citizen.
Il suppose" replied the suspicious
person, its merely to give people to
whom they owe money more trouble in
making out the bills
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Lost.

Black mare: weight, about 500
pounds: star on shoulder. Finder please
notify Herald bureau. and receive re-
ward
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Short Line VS.. Ogden.

The Short Lines VS.. Ogden game of
ball today promises to be very inter
esting. Following are the positions of
players:
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LIGHT STOCK SALES
Neither Buyers Nor Sellers On the
Market.
AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS
WAR NEWS MAY CHANGE THE
SITUATION.

Some of the Industrials Showed I'm
provement and Prices We're High
err all Around, Owing to the Tim
idity of the Bears-Bank State
ment OF No Significance.
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Sunday Trains to Lagoon,
very hour. starting 100 p. m.
Don't Forget

Don't Forget
10 send your shirts. collars and cuffs to
US: We have no competition on quality
of work.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
16e Main street.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS


San Francisco. July 3o-The official clos
Ing quotations for mining stocks today
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Ogden BUREAU.

Business and Editorial o6cs 524
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
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New York, July 30.-The recent tendency
OF the stock market to duIlness was rather
accentuated today By the fact that the
London stock exchange was taking hoii-
day. Dealings in railroad stocks We're a
minimum and there was notable disin-
clination to sell. Even the professional
bears. who have really been the only
prominent sellers in the market for a
period OF nearly two months, heSitated 10
put out short lines today in Tear oil some
developments over Sunday that Would
give the market its long expected impetus
to activity. With the expectation OF news
q any time that Manila has been occupied
by the United States forces, with the eX-
petition IN Porto Rico making laVoraole
progress and with concrete proposals OF
conclusion OF peace under actual oihcial
discussion. the bears do not e5Ee 10 IeaVe
short contracts open over sunday IN d
market that has SHOWN such long, Irm
resistance to all efforts to force decline
and dislodge offerings OF stocks
There was, besides, a continuance OF the
Improvement in some of the industrial
stocks which recently have been proIill-
nent There was large ana assresSlNs
buying of Brooklyn Transit, attributed 10
the predominant interest in the property,
with a resulting rise of nearly two points
ia the price. The Rubber stocks con-
tinued to advance on the understanding
that they have become the 1aNOrlteS OF
Dne of the streets influential speculative
leaders. Sugar and Metropolitan Street
Railway also showed strength There was
no news to account for the advance IN
these stocks. Prices are fractionally
higher all around, rather as a result Of the
timidity of the bears than from any
actual demand for stocks.
The bank statement shows that the
weeks violent changes were due to the
practical closing up of Operations for
the government Joan and this weeks var
iations are small The new bonds VIII
themselves be available to the banks as
security for deposit OF future installments
of payments TO the government on account
of the loan. 1t was scarcity Of bonds
fer this purpose that made necessary last
weeks heavy Withdrawals OF government
deposits.
The total sales of stocks today were
81 900 shares. including 1893 Peoples Gas,
4S20 Lead Il 500 Sugar, 1860 Rubber.
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BOND QTOTATIONS.


q. S. n. As r....l26%t No. Pac. 1sts... .112l5
do coup .......12S32 do IS ..-.....-- ga
:. S. 4s-.......-.-.1l0 do Is .-........ 1894
do coup ----.--.1lo12 \. y e * ST
do IDS ......... 81 l. Is 105i2
L. s. 5s reg......Il1iz Nor. 8, W. 6s....12f
do 5s c .-...----.112%4 NOrthw C. --l4S
District 65s.-..1l612 O. n. lsts.....---llO
Atchison As. e. 50 Q. n. 4s........-. 9Ia
do adj. 4s...... 709s .. \. 1sts--.-.---l0
Can. So. Ids. .1OS5s o. ). l. 6s. [. r.12Sl2
Chicago Term . So O. S. J.. IS, [. rios
c. * O. 5s...--.ll45z Pac- Is of 3d.. l02
c. H. * d 4las.l04Ss Reading Is 1890 Szs4
D. q r. @. lists. 199ss r. Q. W lists. go 80
D. d 4. q. As. Ssh 81. L. X /. Mt.
East Tenn lists. .l05la' Con, rs .....--- 1914
Erie Gen. 4s.... 1873 St. l. * San
+. W * d. lists Fran Gen. 6s. lisa
| r ....... 1872 ST j. Com. las
Gen. Elec. ....105Ia St. L. (. < Z.
G. Il q S. A. 6s-le4 lists --..-..--.lS
90 IDS .........I65 do 5s ...........1 l6Ia
H T. q c 5s...li0 SO. Ry. 5s....... 9412
do con. 6s.....lll s. X. & +. IS. 20
iowa - 1sts..-. l0l1a rem. new set IS 9l12
J.. a n Uni IS $50 I. Z. /. @. lists .l06i4
NJ. X. x 7 Ids 65Sa do reg. DDS. -
do IS ........ S952 T.. =. d q G lists 70
n. Y c. lists. .116 Wab. 1st 5s.---.. 1l024
n. J. c. 5s......121s do DDS ..-.-... 81
Z. p 4s.......... 975s ". Shore 4s......1o9
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dun; winter patent, 3.s0d3.9O;
straight 3.5Gd360: clear, 3.40d3.50: spring
special brands. 500.
Wheat-Spring, No. s. 6Sd7O; No. red,
G..
Corn-No. . S3l. dS3is.
Oats-No. >, 2ll4Q22; No. >, white, 2Sla;
No. > white. 25lsM21le.
Rye-No. > ,42s
Barley-NO. =. sass.
Flax Seed-No. ]. s..
Timothv-Prime seed. 2-55.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. S.40Te.45.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 5.4005.4I12.
Short Ribs-Sides Qoose), 5.35at5.19.
Shoulders-Dry sailed (boXed). 10000.
Short Clear Sides-(BOxed) 5.o0u6.Ot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-04
TERRIBLE RxTRIBUTION.

The weather flag no lonHer waves in
Woodstock. Is it possible vat the
United States government is COLIN. TO
wreak vengeance upon our unoiiendlhs'
people in that way? Many Of us VINO
had gone 10 the trouble of learning wha'
the signals mean and really enjoyed
knowing what the weather wonio DC i''
twenty four hours in advance, feel deep
~ tine punishment that the Signal Blu
reau has imposed upon us. We urgent
" request the mayor OF the corporation
TO give his attention to this grievance
and have the matter properly investi-
gated by Che L. S. Signal Bureau
subject Of such momentous importance
sboulJ not be neglected Tor even one
honr. The mischievous boys That sus-
nendcd beer sign ION the signal bal
yards on the Court House sleeple. on
halloween night, did not realize that
that they were striking blow at the
rs. government, which would cause a
tremor from the ice bound coasts Of
Maine 10 where the blue waves Of the
Pacific lap the golden sands Of Call
f,rnia. and from the blood bought eX
tremity Of Porto Rico TO that far of
shore where the stars and stripes have
lust been perumed with TIE spicy
brcezes OF the Philippines. We know
not where it will end II is earnestly
hoped that its far reaching effects will
not interrupt the proceedings of the
peace commission, at Paris, and cause
the long roll to again resound through
out the extensive domains of this great
government. calling our brave and
gallant boys 10 another bloody conflict
Let us hope that pacific measures may
prevail. aud however hu initiating it may
be TO our Mayor and Town Council thai
they will not hesitate to offer the mos
profuse apologies to the insulted mem
bers u the Signal Bureau. 1t will BE-
far better to adjust the difficulty diplc
matcally than to again resort to arms
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One minute CouG.i cure, cures
Tina, is what - wac made iof'
4 BIRD Law.

Since tha quail season has opened II
would be well for every one TO under
stand that It'll, unlawful iorany one 'o|
shin birds or quail ont Of the counties oil
shenandoah and Frelerick. For the ben
eft of those who donot understand our
laws. we append herewith See. : ON all
net aproved March 4, 1895.
Sec. Z. It shall De unlawful at any
time for any person tocarry' send trans
port or ship. dead or alive, game or game
birds Of any kind to any point OUTSIDE
the county In witch the same is killed.
and any one violating the provisions OF
this section shall be fined not less ihah
ten dollars for the first offence and io'
each subsequent offence the fine 'ha, 0'
doubled: provided that for any s'as'
line railroad ,or express company 20 fec''
sncb game or game birds for shipme"'
or transportation the fine shall be my
dollars. Upon a conviction under '"'
/ section one-half the fine to 90 10 me e, ~ D.
former. Nothing in this section sh..' ~ ~
construed to aP Pr yy5,b % '1 1or haresJ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-04
How tOL.OOk Good.

Good looks are really more than SKIN
deep. depending entirely on a heai'n!
condition of all the vital organs. II inc
liver is inactive you have a bilious look
if your stomach is di,ordered you have
a dvspeptic look: if your kidneys are
affected. You have pinchcd lock- oe'
eure good health. and you will surely
have good looks. Electric Bii'er7 Is "
GOOD Alternative and Tonic. Acts direct
" ON the stomach, liver and kidneys
purifies the blood cures pimples' bloteh'
and boils. and gives good complexion
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold by D.
schmitt's Drug Store. 30 cents per oo''
tie.
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Y. Miller and Rev. ]. {. leonard.

W. Miller and Rev. J. c. Leonard.
Sunday at 1880 p. M, a ser7ice wac
held in the interest Of Home Missions
and excellent addresses were delivered
by Rev. A. G.. Whitmer. Supt. of Mis-
sions and Rev. II. NJ J. Klein.
Members:fof the Synod supplied tie
various pulpits of the town. morning
and evening.
In the NJ. E. Church. South, Il a. m,
Rev. J. F. Mackley; 1880 p. m. Rev.
H. J. Macalister.
Lutheran Church, Rev. S. S. Miller in
the morning, Rev. X. o. Spessard in the
evening.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. c.
Keonard, morning and Rev. J. D.
Andrew, evening.
Christian Church, Rev. 6. b. Russell
D. D., in the morning.
African VI. Z. Church, Rev. IL. r
Dittmar, morning and Rev. c. Il
Slinghoff, evening.
The Synod finished its work ah'
closed its sessions on Monday afternoon
about $3.50. The next annual sessions
will be held in st. Paul's church, BAN
more. Nd on the 9th of oct. 1892
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7OWELL'S FORT NEWS.

DOM ELL = ONA - Il " -
Our public schools commenced last
Monday.
Our mail carrier, SIR c. r. Shipe, is
preparing to build a new house in The
early spring
Mr.. David K,iesley and daughter, Of
Strasburg, visited his aged mother last
saturday and Sunday.
lIr.C.J. Cullers has moved back from
Ednburg and i>now clerking for Nr
a. VI. Yates.
our little town at Cross Roads is OF
Il musical boom. Two new organs, one
ON the hill. another IN the hollow.
We had very sly wedding in our
Valley recently.
Mr.. VIM. Shiillctt. Of this place, i
moving to Cabin Hill.
Mr. X. 5. Funk, postmaster at Sever
Fountains, Is moving rs stock OF mcr'
chandi,e to his house Gently occupied
by A. VI. Yates.
Mr.. 4. \. Woods has opened a sma.
stock Of goods at the Cross Roads. More
stores than money.
Mrs. Mary Funk raised sixty-siN ker
shaw from six hills.
We will say to those WoodstocN PEG
pie who have been getting wood ON IN
land. If j. W. Funk in The Little Fol
without permission that they had bette
come and pay for it before they eN
pcrience something disagreeable.
Messrs Daniel and Jacob Funk to"
in the biz fair at Ilagerstown. The
drove to Mddletown and then aero
the country to Winchester where the
took the c. V. r. r. for HagerstowI
They took in the city and the fair whel
they met number Of Virginia friend
some from Shenandoah Among the
2 were Mr.. Silas Crabill, Of Maurertow
Mr.. Mahlon Saum. formerly oil SaIlm
! vile. and Mr.. John Rennald and VII
ofTom's Brook. but now Of Greenca,tI
Pa. We also met Mr. Jacob Miller, q
. celebrated mule driver, who now liv
3 in Hagerstown.
2 We advise all who want to sec a Il
9 to vsiI Tagerstown next year.
z Spice
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is By constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining OF the
Enstachian Tube. When this tube gets
inHamel you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is En-
tlrely closed deafness Is the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out Of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
innamed condition of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for any case Of Deafness lcansed ,!
catarD that cannot be cured by Han
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars i''e
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best
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ROYAL
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream Of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to health OF the present day.
ROYAL nAuso poSosR CO., NEW yoag.


Tom. Thomas. the old cOlored man,
of this place. whose name occasionally
appears in this paper for his exploits in
the fruit and vegetable line, again c 'mes
to the front as one Of the boss raisers OF
pumkins. Among the fine crop re Guilt
waited tins season are three that welgl
respectively IS, 30 and 40 lbs. They
are known as the mammoth squash
pumpkin.