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A las uratos lesting an n U untains ara r. nnd the Beaty seep the pnvilk I .r.in summer, , I:. toom at other desired -is s redaced to 50%; lat. rut nd ihus prevent + oin#, and l85s of iced and set as s+uimmed before pally iu\twency. mjyerdure is up -1 ho advantage by the rapid and [k as gson ss ig p hardly te over. pemugents show ° Led will keep | yieid HB creagg, pre undanfly ; sud provel tust the | groaitly m such a state as siviny of labor as, ;s the milk, fred temperature, per versels, thus sumtber of ves. ors- quently, the Ix, whether in a p eround,. should ber, never being :r & ure above 60°, ow that. thhont 4. X. Maigs. brsor nd Dead in Bed ated by Coal Gas mily Destroyed. riot\ of Wednes. t of the death by' igent and well- bspoodent of that ° bman of stout build Brarce,in a Louse of ill- The name of the Long, wh.ls1 that of uppressed, They, r:up the night by aped from a regi@ big qwutment in fuund. 3 (buve we have ob- its. The name of yen by the \Even- her M. Stroup. A oliare were found s woman's correct p Lory, her maiden kd Ker alias Ka'y- e, vol ufiituoue wom- nppesrance about e. The “Mercury gine the deep dis . rrille Lmtelhganco’ # i'e and mother, temper it by with- pm publication, bug alist:, to give 1k m m it is w idel; wae the specio aor- Halon}: a \Engquir- p Died Poor. ersem that he might aot & POOP GD, AS, t-tude of admiring | d Monticello from ily ate hint out of As many as fifty swarmed in upon con. They cams rriryes.and dozans ight, and many of and dven weeks.-- ju we have any re- run with visitors \ney came from | d to almost every 0% ; osrible to turn bad to stand the aud it bravely,and serenity of spxn' ruughs were terri- ig ltbriry, perhaps ics, uou tne choi: on earth. - He also> . A few friends, tes of u fow States ese cfforis were of grow worse and mum-d tko Legis- p rmiesion to-dis- pttery ; but béfore 3,. ard his estate bis creditors, and rem their ances- [Eagle, April 20. drophobis. the Eastern Fis Ficken during the he visitation of asy ~ rom that dread of fis and its fearf , & young marri who lives with bey hham avenue, wa\ ith the pregnant\ fearfal malady, ject to constantly cn in their effect tead otta bléssing, x of loving friends , ability to be of the érvney may wiak\ _ n by a smaall dog fiupday lasbfm‘w bms have rap! ¥ A number of pby- afitandanfi‘z pan, each and kolves 13010151855 to. ief, and this 22:35 must neces pmes to her rescue. has discovered ® clamor? % E, 'the same column the \Inquirer\ Local Intelligenéoi‘fi | . THURSDAY, APRIL 26,° 19978. ( M . . ”w. > \ » ~ Numb!“ Snbscnben sar waldo when. thule sub» scriptions expire by referring to the punks}. slip ccataining their address, which it pith-d ‘f on their paper each week,. Or this printed thinW range wkiah the Caserta {s pald: Rol © > “rumor: LOCALS. f ._.-.-A tein of the U. 5. Court convenes at Rocheater in May. _ *' +o. -Immeuse derricks have been reared on the Reformitory yon-nub. -A now daily (morning) paper is to appear in William «port or Monday. nuanced valuation af our city is four mflhob one hundred thousand 'dol- lars. \ -Bmuiwa's gas derrick towar- bigh above the eurroonding hghiukions at Carr's Cofhers. - -Mr. JG» Sutru, of Wellsburg, is fur- niching some very fine beef cattle to El- mira market. men. -Main has been opened wort bes ond thd Cemetery and hearly to 'the Reformatory grounds. -Mr. HiLt has introduced a bill in the Assembly to establish the #evecth Ward in the ciby of Elmira - \Trayeliog by Telegraph,\ is the title ot an interesting series of eplended flius- trated articles, began in the May nmrxbor of ©Seriboer's Monthly.\ -The Blast Furnace is in rapid course «of construction. - Immense machinery is now being put in, - The cost of the works will be in the neighbofhood of $200,000. -Those who stumble over s female form in the hall, or slip in a pool of soap sads, upon ,entering their bous s, realize more plainly than others that house clea- ning hme'fi kere. a \ -Mr. Joux Grir, son of Iqu. Hirix Géar, left the city yeiterdsy for Balti- more, from which port he will sail for South Amgrica. He will be absent six or eight -The lheal of a Williamsport paper says he ° Foes not depend upon journal- ism for b daily bread, but ralses BMW Which moves an eovious rival to ask «whose hand he raises. -A Williamsport woman enteréd & Arug store and asked for a bottle of \Janes Experience.\ The clerk informed her that Jane badn't bottled her experience yet, but they could furnish ! Jayne's Er- poctorant.\ Nel -On the night whoa the revivalist Hammond closed his labors at Atchison, Kan, the lightning struck a building where a 5! gathering of infidels \ wai in session, while \ 265 feet away, in the Methodist © churoh were 1,000 persons singing the praises of Jesus.\ Bat no- body was hurt. \-W B. EEarTuc, general passenger and ticket agent of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, announces that tickets to the Cincinnoiti Convention wiil be sold Apfil 29th and 30th at all station's on the linéat one and one fifth fall fire for the rolind trip, good for return until May 5th, inclusive. -hon. doux Jar Knox, late Deputy Towptroller, has been appointed Comp- troller of thia Currency, Mr. EKxox is a mative of Onhneida county, N. Y., and m graduate of Hamilton College in the clsss of* 1849. He resided several years in this city and afterward in St. Paul, Minnesota. For a year or two past he has been Deputy Comptroller in his present office, and is probably well qualified for 'its duties. -ALyracuse Courier. «-The following recent arrivals at the Water Cure are noted :-Miss Chase, 'of Providence. R. I. ; Mrs. Shaw, Owego ; Mrs. Barstow, Bt, Lonis ; Lowe, ¢ u . Auburn ; Mrs. Kilbourn, Binghamton ; Mr. and Mrs. Bisel and children, Lock Haven, Pa ; and Mrs. J. J. Keyes, Mrs. | 8. B. Tomlinson and Mr. L, G. Eddy, Elnfirs. The Curse remains under the principal management of Mr. and Mre. Pr. Gieason, essisted by Miss Zeppie Brooks, M. D., Dr. T. A. Wulen, and 8. M. Eddy, M. D -The Lancaster \ Ioqujrer\ says :- Not far from the city of Lancaster, and in a south-easterly direction,there gushes forth from a little rocky reservoir a stream of -sweet water. It has scarcely Mime to sing a stave from Nature's music book before its voice is drowned in the sow sullen waters of tha Conestaga.\ In AC nounces that it is prepared to print horse and jack bills at short notice, whish is coming down from the sublime to the ridiculous with a jump. - Two Mixers Kirtep ar Barcuar Minas On the 5th inst., a miner at Barclay, by the name of John O'Brien, was crush to death instantly by a fall of eos! which had been left too long withont being propped. Deceased, a middle aged main, was from Areland, where he leaves a wile and to mourn his lows. On the jl2th inst., in the same mine James Céntwell, a young married man, was blowh to pieces in a most horrid manner by the explosion of a keg of powder which ignited fromfiwpuk that dropped from lamp of deceased while in the act of filling his tin can. After soffer- ing intense agony about three hours | death came to the relief olf the sufferer. Tha shook was felt'in the mine a half mile away, apd was so severe that lights were suddenly extinguished. Sxxtovs Firs. -Wodnesday night, the Exchangejand Ontario flouring mills and saw mills mttached, located a short dis, tance outkide of the 7:11:10 offielpl, Ontario Cdunty, were destroyed! y fire, The propeirty was owned by Hon. Alfred Ely. Losi on building $80,000, insured £12830 Loas on stock, $4,000 ; insured I Sxztocs' Acoman» ar -A young man about twenty. years of age, pamed Bart, in the employ of the Erie Pallway Company at Corning, lost a leg yesterday morning. . He was engaged -in coupling cars and was in some manner thrown down. The car wheel ran- over one of his legs, crushing it so badly that amputation became necessary. *or We all the attention of our indy read- a} to the advertisement of the Novelty ringer i Jn another column. It. has that | great i “Uranium. Oog-wheels, on both t ands of - rolls. should haye one, . Every housew sodium“, ~ of our city. Krr. Enatt, wife of Dam. R. Pras; cliy, alter a prostufiug of a b ber: of neekz. She was xn the eDJoy cut taro miobibs, when ah. ® \With typboid fever, frons wh time, it was thought she wou alll} was unavailing 40 save. was a lovely and | estimable Mug, a very wide cirele of Triendi I sistent ch.i- run woman, a faitbful ' de, true wife, ind good friend; withlAdal ity, ditcharging wif duties, and , with christain graes “if stropgth, f of 1113'an In: hiv great caution Mr. [Pun ¢ bas the sincere unspoilt; of the 3 munity, while intimate personal ffi feel the loss, great and Irrep wiable 6 by the death of this exemplary lady, in the midst of her uwfulnau has called away. P Davin Mospocs, dleceue 1, mod of Jouw Murpoct, Fxq , of this city Dr. Murnocu, of Gawezo t “W ' £3601) ENOUGH ° and some point in Tioga Co , Pa , mhet at the office of George M. Duet), Bxq., | this city, yesterday afternoon. in to warrant the organization| of s $ pany undor the laws of this State, $ company was thereupon orgagized bhnder the name of the °\ Elmira State Line Railroad Company,\ and tho following named gentlemen appomlod as Directors th: reof : G X. Diven, 8.1 Haight, J. B. Clark, R. T. Turser, E. P. Hart, J. F. Ratbtuo, 8. T Reysolids, U W, Rathbone, T. J. Lormor+e, Wim. R. Jadson, S. T. Arnot, 9. Hi. Wadaworth, and Wm. M. 0mm The officers choeen were : T, Arnot. Vice Pres't and Treas-C. M. Piven. Becretary-3. T. Koyno'ds, An Executive Committee was elected, composed af the folloa ing naioed gentle men : S T Arnot, G. M Diver, J B (Clark, B. H. Wadsworth, Wi. 'I. Judso oud H. W. Rathbone. The Executive Cordmittca we e em powered to completes the organization of tho Compary and to amploy engingers to make the necessary apd prelimma ‘veyl. ., m i Fungno' Beaurs -FirTY TG D'IAND scares ($1,500,000 in value) distrituted among all the markets of tho world, and measuring the stindards of all natiocs - Chinese, Ruwian, Turkish, &c., c.-ts\ the record of the Messrs. for 1871. The beet gooda of their kind will be sought for wherever they are {made, and, when tha beat Boslas mast tp bad, the eyes of the world turn toward Ver- mont, aud St. Jobnsbury has become fa- mous from its 'being the birthplace of that wonderful invention which hakiden- tified thoe name of with one of the largest and most snccess(ul industries of the country. The raw materigl con- sumed annually at St, Johnsbury, by this one concerp, is immense; from four to five thousand tons of inoo, thirteen thon- sand pounds of sheet brass, twenty thou sand pounds of paints, thirty-thre6 thou sand pounds of nuts, bolts and washers, forty-five bundred gross of sgrews, fifteen handred kegs of nails, two hundred and thirty carboys of vitrol, three» thousand tons of coa), four million feet of lumber, &0.1u&0. Though their factory is the largeat of its kind in the world, covering over fen acrea of ground and employing upwards of 600 men, it is difficult to keep pace with the demand for than Standard Scales. Our railways, extending in 411i direc- tions and rapidly developing 'every of territory they traverse, t nfie inc “mag eign countries, will give & at atimulus to this epecial branch of manufactures, and necessitate each year large adflitions to the factories and the workmg orce at St., Johnsbury. ~ |A Suger Stmaurrse. Knarr on Saturday arrested Dr. Joux T. Haut and son, and a man nam Lzx, for killing sheep and steali On Tuesday night last, it is “10de the Harus and Lez went to the fa and killed twelve theopfiaklng the pallies from street. Con. at Caxpbert's Tapnaery on flactor Mr. Drecarr, Justlica Carun and stable named McCrarrertr, cam city the next day, and mado know | errand to the MatsBat, whtjamt‘ f above named parties, who were Schuyler Coun ty to-day. In every Quarter of the (Gie it is known, and there ard fow 'indeed it is not the Mexican Mustang Liniment takes precedence of all similar prepara- tions. - -Its transcendant merits have ob- tained for.it a popularity seldom rcached by any proprietary medicinp. Inf;- in- fancy the fiat of its success w nounced in the wide-spreadj|endo which it received from physi f h ns the inary surgeons, horremen moi-11:5 m3”? now thiinks 333323 tionibg its claims to be considered the | Etandard- Liniment of Americs. | apr20deqd&w Iw. ‘fi # Frazx Ix , ned and cecupied by Poter Huff on Washipgton street, in Horne caught fire yesterday and was consumed, Loss $2,000. $1,000, in the Howie I of New York. The fire origina igipantoflho hogse. , Caf -——-—-up—-—-——-+— [Gamma Comm—- persons. calling un D7. and sssociste, fot advice an, af the Rathbun House, and Friday of each: week, 1h 6 j increasing. These gentlemen hi#re superiors either in, exper ri noe op treat mont of the discases embfimd in their specialties, {po- Dx. Baox's Cararex ville, |C Intirely ,, | Insu pd for re old by Druggist at 50 conte, - President of the Second National, 5 nk :of Elmira, expired at ber komme, inthis | ; nan king along the \| s mo merci popularity of American good in all for- gloom gamma. , ' M “on. Bun CUver by: the Oar Ipptantiy xgqum thier an mm“ : R xii} - W A: tumble 'and “new: widen; ob» curred in the 5th, WardMonday evening | between nsven and eight o'clock, 'réault- Ing dn the instahtmedus death 6f orc man, and the mangling of another. particular: ara as Srkth «ax and mum Lon, tnam aons by in the (vanadium vicinity} of m rith Word Dope: the men saw a train (Non. b fro tha u ita Erie froight, the no! of which wasidro ained by that of the train whith they did see and hear. The 1 otive of the Erie freight struck the (tro men, instaoily killing Srz:tL %, his body being found after. turg- in a féarfully mangled condition, scarcely a sqand bone heing leis in the body, and (his head cfushed fist, asd the brains sdattercd along the track. Lorx: escaped without fatal bust, his is. juries are, bo#erer, of a rery severe n ture. His left foot was badly crushed, three of the toes cut of, and bo was oth- - erwise bruised and cut. Thue remaios of Srznunas «wero gathey- ed topgsthor and taken to the Pfi :. Waid Depot, whoro thoy remained dering the night. Corgner Manes was doly noufibd and wil', we presucr, bold en this morniok. Lovs. (whiose bhoms is at Troj, Pa., amd is a relativo of Joirsx Love of irs clit,) soon after the sccident, was fakeu to the houss of Md. McKinney, on Hen:y 8# , and Dr. A.’ H. Friop was ca'led, who amputated $ portion of the inju ed fupt and dressed the otter wooun is aid brufses The decetsedSruLHaN ras a German, [ and: bad not been long in this city. le was a bealey built man, about forty br forty-five ygars of age, it in judged [It could not be learned whother he was n man of famfly or not. 1 At loast ia persons have bein killed in this city, in tho manner nboye desgribed, within the list half dosgn years. Aod it is but fair to presums, view of the past, that os many more will In the samailangth of time In the fatute, bave the I:fe crushed oat of them by t] (m moos of the habis pf walking on railroad tracks is porsiited 'in by people af presoat ahve. 1xqQuBer. Curoner Mx ssu Tuesday morning view the remains of the deceased, and mado out a cortificate of burial. Sriruxanm, it has sinco appeared, west from Penm Yan to Corning and fro there came bere. For some days previons *n the agcident ho worked for Mr, Giuth- sax, at the Central Car Shop Hotel the time of the necident, wae have sinto learned, he was talking with Mr. Lov and they were standing on the tracke ne the Fifth Ward Depot. Tbe Depot Agont thinks it must ha ] been a Lehigh Valley train that strugk thero. Srciraaw had no friends or reda- tives in this vicinity as far as could learned, and Overseoriof the Poor H aux was moufisd to take charge of the rp- maing@ for burial. THE STATE FRAIR. Letter From a Farmer. ; Masses. Eprrons : t I have observed in several of your late issues a warm advocacy of the pox-mane locntxgn of the State Fair in Elmira, its vicinity, and caraost appeals to vo to endorse by their ballots the scheme. This whole business affects farmers mofe than any other class of citizens, Inasmuch as theso are conducted exclusively in their interests, If there is profits to be reaped by nny other interests it is incidental and of course legitimate, but after all the main good is to our agricyl- ture. The questions for us to decide Is, will the benfits justify the cost? If I am to decide this l? the light of my individ- ual expulsion should say yes, becauke Iam sure that the Fairs heretofore held in our town baggie efimd mo in the of cartain ne Is and somes valp- ablp soeds, more than my taxes would He to «rcure this permanent locations, I may | «dd that my tax will bo at loast an aver- age ol thoso who till hundred acre fargja, But I bave not trusted my own judgment without, fortifying by. the opinionsof others. I havo consulted soveral ve successful farmers, mostly in the town Big Flats, mon who don't pry much : fun, but who work with a will for every enterprise that promises sure profits, and tbqy all endorse the project. Itis a fair ument of the msiter to say tha gleam bring us good commonsurale mtfh their cost it is wonderful that the L shortcoming has not been discovered in mare than thirty years during which they hayo been hold and during which time they have constantly been worming (in popularity saad im cash profits. n the second day of the last exhbifi- tion in Elmirs, twenty-five thousshd pessoos visited the grounds, and of this pumber, within the narrow circle of my acquaintance, there were several who, by pukohase of seeds and irp lements, resp- ed {profits amounting to hendreds of doi. and of course could not know of more than the merest fraction of the transnctions. Now It seems to mo: the advantages will bo vastly ingreased when thero Fairs are hold at regular intervals, so that we may make definite calculations abgdut tinie, and settle in our minds what par- ticular improvements to seek. If apy oats hava deteriorated and. shortaned in the yield,I can reasonably expect that the newest and best kinds will be sho amt the Fairs, and I can have the advantage {wt-zonal inspection: before buying, as l an a good variety from which to ig» lect t0 please my particular fancy,. And | so of Poms: ageds. This is safer and better than to depend on the representa- tions of advertisers. Men exhibit thekr- tiglea with which they aro themsslyas most pleased, and that is, in some sense an; srgument why the articles sho 13 pleéass hme If I happens t3 want. Jt seems to m« that you havo presopt- od the argumen (s in favor of purchahing grounds in Elmira, for thesa purpose very fairly, and that there can be no rh 4 ition at the polls, Among my im- mediate neighbors -principally farmpra mg ere is noue to oppose,. We hope yon will look well to the site, in order to cure as many advantages 'and “tram n- as porsibl o. oi mm 1842. Fi A Canp~Huving dispord of my infor est in the Grover & Baker 80mg chine Agency to C. C. Knowlton, & tieman of hrs-u experiance in i=) pess, I take pleasure in iatxod rg Min to the atrons of ha Machine and also tho generally. And hereafter thin ”and in ha rfiS’é’é‘xfi'fifi'fiéfif’m’m ane 'n AF s fl ® with Enamel: mat-m. E” nh TxD#, JoRXN0Y, Watchman aptlQdiw-wlt . 15 Lake strhs County for“ rails that fixation r T‘fl secure the lboation of the Sixte pansed the Legillature, no time siko Jort in bringing the queétion- fora the people, fortheBill provides the quemion of ranks; the . mun-f sho Le submitted to tha padple. . ' ~ Tne friends «nd movers of th any thay have wiffisient sob dei {so 1; if“ g“ | asgucity . of © the voles County tn feal perfecrly as: «ill see the many alumna to rived'from these fuirs ard fair they a do- \I whas other counties are a ' gat from them. Like many othérs wa were a with the managhment and resin last State Fair held bet-, at first we wars by n> means enthublastic for securing a permanent location f the society, but after carsfully examiaing the propored plan and conditions hich theso faire are to be held in film‘s TMA: nent Juocations, we find that olir (objec- tions founded on the conduct of previous affairs aro all overcome. | The amount required will proba I; not exceed $30,000, the bill limits if t 850, 000, but we think that a much [les will procures suitable grounds and mest the :equirement of the 8 $30,000 is a small sam to bo rais Thi money is to be jnvested in land Jag; the State society agréo to immediaifly expand $10,000, and to fix up und keep vhe grounds in rrpair, Wheq wh ta into corsideration the rapid advance T real estate in our Conatyy and the jsplen: did manner in whish these grojinds are to be improved and fiited up, meo sgo |\ that they monet double in va‘ne in a fob year-. None of this property ean to epld dr leased by the State Society, tut fin geverfa with ali the improvements to ldo C sunty: whenever tho State Society toms to hre it for holding their ozbibitions. This we ese must be a perfectly sife lavest. mfllfi- - The monsy which theso fairs kill bring | i} into our County, and the frco so'of the grounds, building, offices by our County Fcolsty for its fain il pay a nice per oont on the invertment, lkaving for the profits the sure but indiireo bene- fits which such ano institutonjwill be to all the interests of our people. | - i The State Fairg will bo vastly improyed by possessing:permanent locallogs, and; they certainly will benofttho agriquiture of onr County by introducing improved stock, batter implements, chai node, and the rivalry which thay excl iif in-\ spire the farmers to bettor modes of cul- ture afd greater zoerl #ud entérprise in conducting their business, and | certainly an institution which incrosses (the pros- erity and woalth ofthe farmen is m boon to all the trados and businoks .of the County. for wo can justly mersure the prosperity of a poople by the jeondition of their agricalture. Itis in feet poo of the most oucouraging features of the pre- sont that our people so #ealoualy' foster their agricultural institutions, , lt bas al- ways been the gim of wise ntat‘sniunhip to encourage and promotaimptovémenu in farming. Bomo mon aro opposed entire 'y to ug ricultoral fairs; but they ato not the en- terprising, hard. working mon wha build up sand promoto our public works, who givo lifa and growth to our citi ”who dc- velop the wonlth of our cou 1 can seo beyond the circle of ‘E. £11113 vidual interests, We think it can be re- lied on as a role that in th country. State or Consty where the a? fairs ara held, their agrieultdre iis the most prosperous and business of all kinds most flourishing. Thore are spstions of our own Iland where the soil is} righ and fertile, whoso the climate is! healthful and all the natural conditions for agri- cultural twmpnrlty sro sup- ; | plied, but for the want of intelligence and enterprise among the people the farms fail to pay, all kinds of business lubguuh We never find fairs in such comminities. On the other band, in sections with fower natural advantages, \11:18 dustry | P wisoly directed has beon sp there i A shing communities are teo found the farmors bacome woalthy, thry im. | their |. cturer | provs thoir lands and. Inor crops. The rmorohasnt and maspu thrire also. The mechanic and profes- sional man are also interested in the pros- pority of the farmer. What we want is genoral prosperity and wo aro In favor of every enferpriso which will bonefit all classes of the com- munity, which will add to the 1m th and importance of our County. Anna; that our County | In ber minim“; fortilfilnndii: in M? in: J intelligent and industrious welcome any meanire which (will keep moving in the right diractlion wast ag. ricultural interests. From sss of men who are in earnest in se or? og the permanent location of the fait bere, we feel assured that the project will be suc: cessfally carried through, and that we shall have an institution of which car people can jusily feel proud. | We ara the only Connty in Btate Society bas pledged a 1 we are far in advanco of any tion and shall secure the fair this fall if we move in this matter without delay. Let us use our advantages md'ceaurc the fair this fall. DIED. l a PRATT-In this city on Tuesday, April 224, 1872, Mrs. Davign B. Pria¥e. duoghter of the late Rev. Dar Mardoch, aged Ii years. BRGWH-In this city, on Tuesday April 1694. of congamption, Enrxcra, wifa of Richard Brown, aged 13 years. DECKER-In this city, Taurédsy Hth, 1879, Minut®, Infant daaghter Katile Decker, agod 26 days. Your lovely babs with srure yea!. Tias aweeily gone to rest- It !s folded in our RBavlor's Sik Forever sho be 41 Methinks I see ten thousand To welcooms Millls home, | And the swaet words um: b bich the tion, and ther loca oroing. AptQ William asi Ob t WWI“), AM Old your mourning c God in his lore has taken h B. 8m. aged C3 y THOMAS-In this cliy, on Sandsy 21st, 1872, JoasrirG. W., son of Joseph sind Marla Thomas, aged 5ysars, 5 months and 20 days. this elly, on Priday moralng 19th. 1573, HENRY B, sor of Heniy sn4 de quzymmzmm. Sho tlmcnnb'cmodsbmitum’ Wrtoyw- vent the cruel disease from ing! the systam, by the “affix uselo!\ a “may like Dr. Wistur's Balsam of Wild COCherry.-: This standard preperation will iily cure a cough or cold, and sven Consumption often o. yislds to Its great power,. dawiw. | To suocessfaliy treat diseases auggag’m. ”gammy, Anubis» thus-tinge (£6 WIWA aquire «g tgmifl the ”foody‘h' u m“ A Mu is the OM gs“ Toc as aunt, Apri} 42 Als “Will“. R a expenses F the besig f esverx tum hare min-q gm $355 or M gn- WMWQTWOS receipts has $01: 1%imon \grom in; ant txdludlng taxes. it has been £8 OHARLES Agt (Gffice Oj {Ewan-J ~ __; ®. T. ARE YoU GOIfifi WEST ? ' If so, Sake our dries and purckase your um Tickets over the 0165?»th and popular Mis- sbox: Pacimric Rar ich is, positively, FC the only Lins fiat is Dally Express Trains from Bt. Louis to Kgnsas City and the Wut! and is. Mlibglyfihionl} Lins whith fine Dar WIWMy f}; toga equipped with firm, from 8t. Louls to 7 Brott, Parsons, Lewrence, venworth, Atch- Izon, 684 Joseph, Noebragga City, Council Bluffs and Omahe without ghange! ¥Forinfor- ration in to Time fables, rates, &o., to any point In Missouri, §IDEMp Nebraska, QOIondo, Texas or Cdxfomia, call upon or sfidross I. G. Warsuss,} Again, Afissouri Faclfic R. R., 72 Lloyd street, Baffalo, N. Y; or E. A. Foxp, General Psymgcr Agent, 6t. Louls, Mo. No trouble to answer Wm! __——-_—...-——-1g,,_.____ iGuam Dobility.-In this complaint the effect of the Vegatine:gro realized imme- ml)? aftor oommnnolnfi to take it; as do- tility denotes deficisney @f the blood, and Vogwna rots directly upoy the blood. Thera no remedy that will restyro the health from ability like the thfing It is nourshing anges City, Fort marg gad strengthening, purific tho blood, regula- the bowels, quists the narvrous systom,asts irecily upon the socretiony, and arouses ithe 71191, W“ to sotion I; an mover failed. iKpthig'campiaint. ___ $ FACTS FOR THE LADIES, | Mrs. Garah I. momma, Toledo, Ohio, has tad Bowing Machine for spyentsen years, the ton years Whocler & Wijson's-Lock«Sfitch, gud finds it far battar thar} the other kinds, it ron lighter, with leas fafigne, and holds a' truer tension. Bho bas ussq it for all kinds of. dressmaking and fzncy 751-1: Bee the now apr23wiw. Improvements and 'W Lock-Stitch Ri por. e apr20dawiw. Noticqgs aro ¢) almost impossible for an. e honest 086111011 of file mo without being suspac common that it is ter to express his jts of any article terested motives. hla fact however, dull at deter us from yin in; we think of & now addition to teria Medica to wliich our attention been recently Iron As Wu refer to D3. Warcear's Cintro Vis Buruxs, remedy which is mgklng i nmum ust now t pdmedlcmu pat together. ; Thora seems to mo question sbout the po! écy of its tonic and altorative properties, uh! ¥ it possosses the at negative recommendstions of contain- acither alcohol nor migeral poison. That tia .a. specific for Indige@tion, BillHousness, lcopmpmon, and many qgqmplaints of por- \rous origin, we have ressoy to know; and wo aro assured on good euthogity that ass en- oral. invigorant, regulatigg and purifyin medicine, it has no equal. # It. is stated tha its ingrrdlenu, (obtained pom the mldl of alifornia,) ara new to world; snd its extraordinary effe{%}s certainly war- rant the conclusion that,.ifiama compound of agents hitherto unknownd{If popularity is any criterion, there can #o no doubt of the efllciency of the Vinxzoinr zrs, for the sale [of tho article is immense apd continually ins mugging .._ apriidaw4w. FINA way into more e other advertis» ALlsfc'SMMERcmL t Kern “flaunt-kett- [By mcmpmo agenda.) ~- Maw You. Apy.23 -4 P x. Lima—Dun BA RLI-Hom comm—mad in who“ Bge. unupu of [1 mo bbir. Briss of 3000 At ch. IQ) Common to choice ex} Blats, route | \wig f #L mman to ¢ 212: es a & 10 o a a 7 1508 TA, 851va 400 bbis at §§ v0O@ —-3pd milling, fair spec- vliative and limited mtdemand. secsipcs ol 12,000 Rush, - Bales of 30,000 A6 the (agitating T8 “timing, Immuwunnu‘unuuu 1 »» -R ts do ® e05.¢ 6 enccerd Wm“? W”“mymmmm Phe ee e Eu f m. nece WIDIAT | g Northwest club... ao p op csccossere 'hicego, vet i o.-(. 766 sfe s! t= “but WALL us ite Canzds bo Amour Pennvymnlp...w... fin NO, 1 DOIGED ..... No.1 Mitwsukee in store... \w; eeesser Red Southern,... ....8 Tiare red atsrreve ed Wmuauuw.........._....'\?\7: White Wabab,.... & berBtate. gasses 2 aa annua— {free a+ haes e- White Pun Wuh ago Ep sty peeve Hew Bon: wmmn “hi“ “wmmnm-nmflnumw als. Tew DI ¥el- 78 M for Western low. in. tor ck! um. we 462330031111}; mama on m: {mo 800 marmhels, o. lcxof .at 150. for%-romcd so ons? niknets - & s R@Sa® Weelarn in store on 60355810. for was Ohio. -Quieians Steady. Moons! w.... s. #13 35313 49 tor ”cf. Ki 3-3“! 4 Li D—Qulet. Bun o! 300 Hams ai for mnuufi‘v mm unites, Fer ‘ . wrpsucim new rum. pe 1\ z ~f 2's that Indian Compound in these pot Carrency. tes man-mu. «Mn-Ania. 30 | T Tearn the truth about it Hald's Horehound and Tar. It softens Cough, ralisves the windpipe asd mew tabsa of muotisfonss tha lunge mat-z branse of throat, and rams; to mogul mm of mum thair an wit. “Wham ney of h Ko ar har deet,| mow; m...?u.numm1 10 e+ s wes “nu-and}! mencnbouwoocsmnugonnl- R B nuq‘hmmumnunl 1 mum“ corsices t ; Boviens Water Pow: 58 m \ , | Wells Frage £00... - / 4+ Um. sc 048 - Ts) 4 Honey on Oil. ‘ud Hateg, slit-oi M erk “WWW 85 | SqfcghPIA-‘tfom axd thoe patent Steam L be BYO, .... see en een ee awn sees mun; or- 's wo anm ig tike . 190° (Ch 1g m--.“ Excbas anar | ~ & manquuxahunrauowQ-w 1 auimumnpatnsastsinssai | uavice Enxrea Gaserrs, Apr 24, ia72. RXXRAL ARMARKE® © 1 The most notsworihy pom- In this wiek's review | o[ the markets Further in butter and ags!, Aripnem in the four msrkch f grsin offerings, be.tet supply of Absy and [mt wood. Bpring trade i@ opening fair. and indications sre firurable for a busy snd profitable ssshon among machasts and all classes of poople. Wwe sunex our} detailed Mam. of {aim Curren mm Une and two dots lower. Bat qumléi now seillog at 30 centh per lb., and fine lots readily And porchasers at (that\ figure; fatr to, good lots 25@2S cents; lose good lots 22@20 centa lluuu price cents. . muuns * wo cents hush than Lut waak,._ 14 mum dot» w Une and two cents highes, Bet factory com» mange 12G@% orpls perlo,; wholesale 'at P2@24 cunts par th. APPLES The maiket is about] whippod of apples of any kind, though a few modiam lots may be found. $1.75 @200 per bekhel, ._ POTarQE!. Late quzred adrance holds good ; bast lots (itose) xro worch 60 coats; Olfser Ainds 50@55; votail it 55@ 10 mm * . U GRAIN. Xl ore hn been but very litle grain moring dur- lug the past weak, owing principally tothobagskward sexson. Farmers sre busliy engag:d in Harming pmisulis, ao is gsually the care this seas n of the jean There has badly been enough delirerid to supply home trado, oats in particular, and in sonecares have been purchased abroad, Howevrer, wa araof theopin' ton thet there ase more inthe farmers hands than to equal the demand, as soon as they areput on the market, and . unless shipping 4s resumed, oats mast necosiartily decline, 'notwithstanding they sre sought aiter at the present time and prises. « WHEAT, * Has an upward tondency or, in other words Arm at last week's print; MLO AL (DMMA IAL aem 1 Ml 0 «2 QaTB In good demand and find ready buyers at the fil. lowing prices. How long this state or market may continue we are/tazble to judge: @ito hm. wu'tuyemnuunuoalo Moo OOH UU 480 - CORN, I In fair demand at 65@170 ots. It is barley possible i small lots may reach 75 cta. BAm‘E! U None movingizrd none called for. BUCKWHEAT. None cffering Worth 90 cents. EYE NIB to qwtq Could bo us: d Jn small Jots at 65® 'FLOUR. bull bo'ds Arm and the fecling prevails it mey do ® little better. ,We’u’e unrbie to see any canse to more than maigtain prosent price, as we aitifbute the present mato to bo caurcd principally from non- delivery of wheat. White ... ...... .s .8.50@9,00 ». 6.00(96.50 - FamCY BRARDS, O, J. Will,........p.... Cream Valley,... Akron, AW... BUCKWHEAT MEAL Email lots §#,00@93,50 per 100 curt, GBRas ‘.’..4m,oo@12, Unchanged. Timothy retgils at $14,00; clover, outflow. 10,00 7.00, retail;; sapling, $7,50@8,00, MARKET MEATA CAICEEXNB, Unchanged. 16 centa per lh. TURKEYS. 17@18 cts por ib, » HAY Betler® aupply. To-day a sumbse of gord loads awaited custojners at the Hay Market, Bostloads were offered gt $20 per ton ; $15@18 for less good lots. STRAW. Yery “moo sred and wanted, Oat, §10@12 per ton ; whest.$7@9 per ton. g Woop, Great scarcity and' good loads will readily com- mand highest market rates. Bugar maple, $5.00 per ord, Other kinds, $2,50@4,00. ._ FUBS & BKLINS. Bhoop pelts In demand at from $1,70@1,75 a plece >-Calf Sking 150 per Ib. =Descon Skins 750 a p10co. -Seef Hides 66@7¢ per lb. -Mink BSkigs $1,50@3,00. Muskrat, i0ie@ibe, Fox, | $1,00@150. Racoon, ° , 200@60c. Black Blunt. 100@70c. ! TALLOW. 1@1%4s per tp. | COAL Yard price ger tin : Cheataut, {£763 Lump, $5.25; Largo Egg,$4.89. Smail gg, $190; Stova, $5.28. KEW YORK MARKETS 4 _ BEANB AND PRAZ. Receipts fori the week 707 bbis. beans. Correspond. Ing week last year, 644 blis. Beans, fair to good......... a .... ...... $2,80@2.95 ** Marrow” THM ® fur to good“ .. 40\ \ _ ' Kigney.. Capada... Poxs, a 6 BUTTER, Recelptsfor the weak, 6,854 pkgs. Comm: week lait year, 8,898, Shipments, .... pkgs. 'There is a more cho¢rful feeling. Pricesa limousine. Banish-u, fine.. ema oe a e ence B8@$85C. a* fair to good .......... “smash. gum. but 4m», good te fine............ tate, cemmon. .........._...._.28 Btate, fancy BCIOCE caren 88@400.. FRUITS AND BERRIES. ' Apples arc coming lees freciy. Prices n3rXfle bet- ter, ; / «W Inter, g 22... «.=... £4,50@4,.15 2 fr?“ cames ver 4100900 Cnnben BHC. + a+ o a cuse asresccoms @14,00» ° ' common to esses» (016,22 Cuts leos sequas ore cecerce HOP8, f the Iweek, 1if tales. Export», 80 ponding work last y ear, 1,184, Market Receipts beion, «nchanged. - Erate, lco, 187 -..61@52%c cornmo gum aa ** wo a o coon Mg qhom--. aa we l 0013111011 udmnuu-uflbllll’lfile | MEATS. | - Receipts o provislons-pork, 5.908 bbin.; beef, 298 bhia; cut , 7304 pigs; tum-1145155“ Beef, » »» .. »...... 10@10} 8 214 ééfi: L HI oave on Mutten, p s» Hogs,elt; -..>.- o e 7 toner ary iono- ”V? is: , PDPULTRY AND GAME. ® Poultry arkiving very slowly. Eemand meant“. Fowln chickens.... “my. ~ wad 9&3?” 'I.'.I..'.'.\.21\..‘.'...““.Z.’\” YORK CATTLE XARKET, Bhsop 10,524, > ves . owing, 22380. '4,BOUND & C0. k Taiwan 80 sell on Co: |CABINET ORGANS ! ss f ease 681 00 «pr 1 ”ck“, «115g F Paw-cream. e to Muld ao a Wmmuu utmyw'lnkpx’ noon-Mu-momogolln now-“mo\ * CDC-llx or frixe a» | ee» ao a ................., .--9x9!06 fair “' ba e bines a a a o bheriB lliutucnnlmmflthfl - Fam or P ,WQ...$;;“°”WM~--’ ; l Wéfinwwamm' W IM'numMpmmm'v-un \at. A | *\ a Iv‘ t ‘fimrw‘ Are “be 2 $A | 30° Hoos. an eqrecermresmies oes $35 ember N. Y. 8, Bankers, 52 Wall St., N. \V. nor 811»qu Gag, amt other Whatis this this bubVilag, s Avg “3M“ the {ac simile of the 5g\ Spring Water, which, for 103 “admin ( dyspepala ? mcoofinxgmfifflng, regulat« oul Mymm mum; been“ MDL nu finest Catharto anl so io IALLDBUGGISIS Mow is the um: Agents. to secure territory for um most thrilling and fearless book, Iicomprises Adventuresend Experience of sz woman- written b banal—fox- years the wife of a Mormon Prophet- gaming all that mysterious, wicked and siart- ling, abounding In thritling adventure, humorous and pathetic scanes-the most fascinating book ex- tant. el portrdit of the Authoress, portraits of leading Mormons,! both men and women,. Lifeand Ecenes in Utah otb. Sold only by Agents. For citreus énr-sddreashAR soanfubmaruw CO., Hart- 'old, Co: £6 is Good Bye Sweet Heart. This fascinating nfovel by EnobPA Bzouomrox, asth~ or of \ Red as a loge is She,\ is now read {a Price, in 8¢0. uponcoviu. 78 cents, ormmo clot $1.51. D. N & CO., 8 ers, , N. Y. 8m free by mail to (my firsmn mum THE CH RISTIAN a_ mont xyf\¥'exfi?£?f£ flypaper fall of inci ants roridences, music, true storic} for young, safat sod sinners\ patent. medicines 600.8 year. 10 copies, B5 rond ory, 9 Zindsall dgwkostou. a§8. Something New For Agents. 715mm who want to make : money can sell nothin BQ y as our new and bannnful Engraving or besolaer with its wondrous beauty.\ Size 22x30 in,. 5: ighiy endorsed by leading Divines of alldgnominat'png, Agents whoflod that \ Bog go hard?\ cin make £10 pet day with this splen work, of art. Mals and Jemalo Agonias wented. Write for cironlars to WUuRTRBINGTON, DUSTIN & CU., Hartford, Ct, * PORTABLE SODAFQUNTA!NS $40, $50, $75 and $100. Good, Durable and Chaap ! EH IPPED READY FORM“? MANUFACIURED BY J. W, CHAPMAN & Cg“ Madison, Ind, & *y-SEND FOR CIRCULAR. gs - SKALES, - It is the finest salt-wt- ever ongraved, snd surprises fool anys \ i shaw :\ Free Price List of all sz«s. WORK3, Binghamton, N, Y EXTRAORDINARY IXPROYENENTS$ THE JuNBs sCaLb The Masox & HaxLm Oroax Co. respectiul'y an- i 4 noutce the introduction of iinprovements of much [* more than ordinary interest. 'Fhese are ~ v. REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS, the only successful combinstion of KEA P1P with reeds ever made: DAY'S TRANSPOSING which can ba icstanfly moved to ohanging the pitch, or trangpoaing the koy., or dramings and descriptions, see Circular. NEW AND FLEGANT STYLES OF_ DOUBLE REEL CABINET ORGANS, at $140, $182 and $125 each. Considering Capacity, g? ganee and Thorough Excellence of Workmanship, these are cheaper than any before offer Lhe Mason & HaMLLN Unnou are acknowledged EST, and f om extraordinary facilities for manu- facture this Company can atford, and now undertake to sell at prices which render them UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST,\ Y-BOARDS. / Four ocrave orcaws $50.each ; FIVE ncrayve oss ams $109, $120 and upwards. With three sets reeds t ov and upwa~ds. I'brlystyZe: up to $1500 cack, New CiuraioGC®, and TrerIr0=1it Cractiam with opinions of MRS I0 ae uN~B MUSIUIAN3, sent free. ° ._ MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CQ., 154 Tremont Bt. Bostow. £98 Broad way, N. Y, Fmilz' ONLY GaN:RAJ AarciDisr Insurance Compaoy in | writing TRAVELERS maw aac. insures men of all trades, oacupations .and .\-r0f-Psioos at orates withinfitho means of all. Fil: TIAVELERS also writes policles of Life and Endowment curity ani Modarote Cost Contract. - Premium | +4s the favorite Low Rate, All Cash, Stock Plan No other COMPAN In the world, of iis age, . bas returned - so much money in banefits to its Policy-holders. Carh Assets, Nearly Two Millions. CHEAP FAEMS ! FREE HOMES !! on THE LINE oP THE UNION PAGIFIG RAILROAD i a otax» or 12. 09@0,000 'a G mms IN TBS BEST FARMING AND MINERAL LANDS IN AMERICA, 3,000,000 Acres in NEBRASKA XN Tens \GREAT PLATTE YALLEY, GABDE 01“ the WEST, NOW FOR SALE ! of a'l usual f,rms uniting Ample Se- and“ a Definice These lands are in the central portion of?ae Uni- ted States, on the 41st degreg of North Latif erican Continent, aud for grain growing and Block ruining unsurpassed by any in the United biates and more convenient to market than cim be foun FRER - BOXESTRADS FOR | SEMLRR THE BEST LOCATIONS FQB COLOXIES. 1 elsowhere. Free Rasses to Purchasers.of Land. maps, publishei ugh mailed frea o‘erywhexe Address . F. DAVIS, ~ Land wmmlssioner.U P.R OR (o, Qmaka, Heb. The Best Paint in tlis World! * ferent Shadcs and Tints. 'This paint is made, material heretofore by Painters oztion of India Rubber, w cally unites 40 such ainaoner ps to form a to, clastic and benw'iful Paint, A dt hippliad, told by the gation ouly, RUBRER PAINT CQ., CLEVELAND, 0 SAVE YOUR LIFE. nnmsod mm: by whic 43m SLROFU {sauna cas a. and xmmx Iran, LOOP. For further information, Aux, send Guflmxomw 1: Paxxny .and bu Guru‘s. oBuanms um} m3 Jopr Intetessa on | Fovindzy a ‘ 1)cm mi; m¢hflck atnight. Leannegoflatod amaze $111.14 V‘HOUSEKEEPERS + wel ,it is simply tha Chemicali- & MORMON . WIFE\ THE NOYELTY . THE NOVELTY THE NOVELTY Tro soviarinnian, ¢ontrorony, puty, milsor THE NOVELTY ~|__ -* aC o, .of tha |, r' 3 papers affix-la you fe ttle fe tum 8coP ea $1 «Aa» If fiflnws, Tres ® Post | atile than uny otbor. - . a« ear nirurd to buy a Wringe ean nuance eal U S Lis. elso. abyan’ f _giste. Miami’s Ff HRA, b- Machine q j gum?“ Connty; ho only shop in the Hey, 0 , Siteate dyoa bill’s 3, & 6. R. Rf: hfiinwgaggflgghmn“ of the 6. & E. Coal mines in & bry cgunw Plenty of s¢ and gfiavfifl 1mm 0 on ec mar Bu rams, patie: ns, musfazcwry for sskting. me she | AX, Bush@re, mum r {momma esl? on 'or sd GET THE BEST! + THE NOVELTY s Has tho . 4! Hayk: OC 0 DM nob to? oF THE ROLLS, THE NOVELTY ud Rolls sr; 3810 freely st tither end \tas tho Potint Curved Clamp. 7a the easiest Working mum? T= t‘xe =zvongeat Wringht Is the most durable Wringer. Iheso with other'rdsantages make it more desli- No, Practical flousekeepor r until sho | has examined the NOVELTY, Try it and satisfy yourtcif that it is. the B T. Soid every where, THE MOTHER 3 m OUR LORD | sube wAstx® AXD A51 CONPANY® 10° & hamberwl street. New York. \LGENTS Wantqd;-Agents mako more money _ F but; work for Gs than. at: soytihlag elsaG'Bul g afd ut. ticul free STpmgON gme Art I% us’vxs xi gé‘irnsfi Marine Piano Co..N Y PRICE, Nu Agents a f. cniars free. # $2 1) RARE CHAXCE FOR AGENTS! ° Agents, wo wiil pay you $40 per week in cash you wii engage w all us aT unch Everpthin fur- nish: d. and expense C+. Charloite Mich pad. Adores F. A. 6p HAT AS RE!I 11 you waut to Lnowmandm—o make money, send stamp for circular to BOND & M AhIIN, Spricg eid, Maw, LRXAF MLDICAL BOGIK of useful knowl- T «due t> all. Hnnbi es for two stamps dAfl ean don, Bocamaentis 4) Oo, Ciemcetonti . Oh: & Four-Ton nay Searles, 873. Bold on Prial A | time for two years. Nothing like ft A sensible man will saind for | 17. FAIRBANKS they wonll Bayo uo O’caaion to borro Hame. Accident Policies by the month or yen, is the |. de, the central line of the great Temperate Zone of the Am- APER IN PRI IF, more favo abl terms give? No extra charge for squariog, stitching, tr ® SOLDIERS ENTITLED to a HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES fend for the gew Descriptive Pamphlet, with new in English, German, Sweiish an « | Jones rl'c, Pare White and Over Ono Hundred PIF e of the purest and most combined with which is chemt- wh xch mes mm; cemented to the to which gee Paints are proparod ready for uso, snd ’8 53909308- h OB a” “The in? lmpormt elementafit’ttmg good healtt y roots and herbs, t m elemental: “m“ mm co'fi' “ficowammmmofi Y8IS, SER find PHYS“: AI: ‘DEBHJTY ant 1&1?ha Tatora PURE-5:2 bioods Twonty years ef enrivallodg. some: for our I Wp INP 1m; tiftg mnguetic TIM-fibrin Tl M Iniispefisables to uve! traveler, Lu. er farmer, and or LVERYB 'DA th mcd of a seffable time- vaer \I sual wat. h sigo, ateo) works.glass eryatal, in nest ORQIDE case, to deaote correct. #, 1.990 sold wé This velu b e artic c, in neat Cage, pill 96 not propald, anywhere, for 81; : for $2. fi'ry one- Ginn- Ars free. Order on v Mum the Sale Agents, F. K CO., Rrattl«horo |STANDARD SCALES. . HIAY, STO AND CATTLE hOALES-qx.’ C \A’s. LIT-{ON The well-earned rep itation of our Sales hafl in- dtv od tha makers of Pipe forts i worthisss belso- ha right or loft, cas to offer thom ne J‘mrbapksn‘Saler, pur- chasers have thereby in many Instances, hem Nb- to fraud ang fmpositian If such malcars we'e capable of confitructmg v 00 BUY ONLY THE GENUINE 4 Fairbanks Standard Scales, worn ,- -OR. , '4sg Par FAIRBANKS & CO., 31€ BROADWAY, N. Y. 93 MAIN ST., BUFF S37 BROADWAY, ALBANY. + FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO 18 Mili Street, HSoston. uprwumdmwawzw f F. C. D. McKAY'S PATENT SELEINHINC AXD BALANCIKE curtain FXTURES! _ From past experience and the many reliable testi- monials from persons who haye favored me with the mork merit than any other Qurtain Fixture being the mo- t SIM PLE CJALPAUI‘ANDDURiBIafl and the only real AUTOMATION RALANE@E FIXTURE IN , TB E MA ET, . Ebould any- «Fixtures fell or 2§f out of order &\new one will ba given free of chm- Hundreda of KReigrences froul the best clifgzns in: this and other cities, who bave used ft, furnished. window Svades, first qua ity S otcb, HbHand, White, Buf and Brown, all wigtBs, 'lns=e}s, &., a? ming r.pultting up where my, pm t Fixture is intro- dured, - Pleeso fayor ime with ¥hur patronage ani I will furmisa you first-c.ass goods in tnis upechea T, sna do your work butter ani quicker than any other man in the busines 41, All othér kinds of Aitures Afainished cheap ufd well put vp as shokt notice. .F. C, D. McKAYy . , No. 9 Baldwin St., 3 deors South Of P. On . arrl5dfivgiép'11‘i‘xs M. Y. {uy ~SPBOIAL NOTIGH. A VOECE FROM THE‘PULM' * Bev. D 3 1m! PA+tor of the Frea Babtistchureh, - \E had suffered for ma ay (pcar: frord Chronid Morrhcs and Colic, bee coming se mu a reduced that I was at Limes noble to attend bo my rain. medial daties. 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